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PAGZ3 EIGHT " 1LY, KSRTFOZD. N. C, 1 1 3, r tuuauu Amounts Based Upon Staple Lengths and Grades ' Government loan rates on the 1948 cotton crop have been announced, says C, W. Overman, county agent. A copy of these loan rates may be obtained at the county agricultural office. Loan rates are based upon staple lengths and grades. Staple lengths in the loan table range from 1516 inch to 1 inch. For instance, the loan rate on middling grade 1516 inch staple is 31.37 and 1 inch, same grade, is 43.67 cents per pound. Therefore, the loan price on middling cotton will range from 31.37 to 43.61 cents per pound. The range' in loan prices is as follows: Good Middling 31.87 to 44.92 Strict Middling 31.72 to 44.67 Middling 31.37 to 43.67 Strict Low Middling 30.22 to 38.72 Low Middling . 26.57 to 28.22 Strict Good Ordinary 22.07 to 22.17 Good Ordinary 20.02 to 20.12 Spotted Cotton Good Middling 30.62 to 35.72 Strict Middling 30.47 to 35.62 Middling 28.42 to 32.62 Strict Low Middling 24.72 to 24.97 Low Middling 20.57 to 21.07 "As soon as your cotton is ginned, have your ginner or a certified samp ler draw cut samples from your bales," says Mr. Overman. "Send these samples to the Board of Cotton Examiners, Raleigh, N. C. You will receive a class card showing the grade and staple of each bale thus sampled. On your loan table, check the grade and staple, for your cotton and you can determine the loan Value. ,With this information you will be in a position to intelligently market your cotton or ut 'it in Government Loan." Revival Meeting Will Begin At Chapel HiU A revival meeting will begin at the Chapel Hill Baptist Church Sunday night, September 5, and continue through Sunday, September 12. The Rev. E. R. Stewart, of Hamil ton, N. C, is the visiting preacher and the public is cordially invited to attend all services. The services will be held each night at 7:30 o'clock. Producers Of Certified Grain Seed Are Listed Dr. R. P. Moore, director of the North Carolina Crop Improvement Association, announced this week that the 1948 list of small grain producers is ready for distribution. Copies have been mailed to county agents, vocational agriculture teach ers, seedsmen and other agricultural leaders and farmers. Additional copies may be obtained free by writ ing the Crop Improvement Association office, State College, Raleigh. The total amount of small grain seed meeting requirements for certi fication is approximately 116,000 bushels, Dr. Moore said. The list of oat growers includes 37 producers of Fulgrain with approxi mately 34,000 bushels of seed; 34 pro ducers of Victorgrain with 25,000 bushels; two producers of Lemont with 580 bushels; one producer of Lee with 150 bushels, and two producers of Stanton with 2,650 bushels of seed. Dfeiisislijgijgln bisection Of Autos l"Jinterize Your Home Give your home and out buildings lasting protection from all kinds of weather with a new roof. There's no finer roofing made than what we carry. Select the materials best suited for your home today. WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH 5-V Aluminum Roofing -m- 8, 9, io, ii and 12 foot lengths 6, 7, ROLL RUBBER ROOFING COMPOSITION SHINGLES ROOF COATING ROOF PAINTS ROOF NAILS We feature the best materials at prices you find are reasonable. See us for your needs today. Hertford Hardware & Supply Co. "TRADE HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE' Phone 3461 Hertford, N. C. First Deadline Rapidly Approaching, Warns Officials The Motor ! Vehicje Department warns North Carolina motorists that the first deadline for having vehicles inspected is last drawing near. The inspection regulations state that all motor vehicles of the year models up to and including 1936, and models 1947 and 1948 must be in spected on or before August 31. The Department reported that most lanes have been doing a "rushing business' during the past few weeks taking care of vehicles in this group. Beginning with September 1, the lanes will start checking vehicles of year models 1937 and 1946. Models of these years must bear their ap proved stickers by September 30. The Department has announced that the operation of any motor vehicle after its specified date of inspection will be a violation of the Motor Ve hicle Laws, and state highway patrol men have been instructed to give ci tations to any vehicle owner whose car or truck does not bear the sticker of approval by its specified deadline. The regulations state that any ve hicle may; be presented for inspection at any time prior to the expiration of the time limit for that vehicle. Deadlines for other model vehicles follow: All models of the year 1938, 1939, 1943, 1944 and 1945 shall be inspected by October 31. All models 1940 and 1942 shall be inspected by November 30. All models of the years 1941 and 1949 shall be inspected by Decern ber 31. SEE US FOR YOUR E lectrical Appli ances NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS MIX MASTERS The perfect appliance for your kitchen. We have Mix Masters by Hamilton-Veach, Dormeyer, Univer sal and Sunbeam. RADIOS Several makes and models to choose from and combination sets. table ELECTRIC CLOCKS Sturdy constructed service. clocks that give you excellent WASO MACHINES Electric washers by Westinghouse, Dexter and Duchess. We have both single and double tub mo- dels. See these today I HERTFORD HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. "TRADE HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE" PHONE 3461 HERTFORD, N. C. CHAPANOKE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cassanda, Mrs Isabel Chesson of South Boston, Va., Mr. and Mrs. John McLauchlin of Norfolk, Va., and Mr. McLauchlin's Bister from SummerviHe, S. C, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Onley. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lewis have as their guests this week-end Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wood of Portlock, the Rev. and Mrs. David Lewis of Au lander, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Kemp of Elizabeth City and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Robbing and son Jimmy of New Hope. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brendle of Nor folk spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson. Curtis Wilson is home with his par ents after spending the summer in Greenville. . 1 Mrs. R. L. Byrum and family and Miss Gertrude Elliott are visiting relatives in Burlington, New Jersey, this week. Mrs. Don Skinner returned Sunday after spending the past week in Philadelphia. Misses Anna Bell Russell and Gloria Perry of Elizabeth City spent the week-end with Barbara Jean Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brewer of Tallahassee, Florida, arrived (his week lor a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Quincy. Jimmy Chesson left Sunday for his home in South Boston, Va., after spending the summer with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Onley. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Towe of Wilson spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Quincy. BURGESS NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mathews and family were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Spivey in Rich mond, Va. Mrs. Russell Nixon has returned to her home in Norfolk after visiting Mrs. Sidney Layden. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Mathews vis ited his mother, Mrs. Henrietta Math ews, in Elizabeth City Sunday after noon. Mrs. Drew Dail of Norfolk was the house guest of her daughter, Mrs. Reuben S tailings, for the past week. . Miss Blanche Chappell of Bethel and Philadelphia spent Thursday with miss Myrtle Whidbee at her home in Burgess. "Chipp" Britt of Tarboro is visit ing Mrs. Sidney Layden. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Basnight Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ives and Don Caleb. Jr- of Elizabeth City, Mrs. Mattie Paul of Edenton and Mrs. J. G. Roberson of Hertford. Mrs. Tom Collins of Roanoke. Va.. spent Thursday with her sister, ( Mrs. Winston E. Lane. Mrs. Billie Whidbee has returned to her home la Burgess after spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Harrell, near Chapanoke. PINEY WOODS NEWS i Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Blanchard of Suffolk, Va., spent last week-end with Mr.; and Mrs. Shelton Chappell. Oth ers who visited on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winslow and daugh ter Lois Violet, Mr. and Mrs. Nurnev Chappell and daughter Janet and Mrs. Troy Chappell. - - ' C. J. Raperjs spending this week with relatives and friends in Eliza beth City and ' Weeksville. . , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butt of Nor folk spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Saper. r - v- W. P.'and Harvey Chappell were in JSlizabeth City Monday. " Mrs, Ida White has returned home after spending gome time with friends at Kyland. Mrs. C J. Raper entertained some of her friends at a auiltiiur Dartv on Wednesday afternoon... Those present were Mrs. Shelton Chappell, Mrs. C. V, Ward, Mrs. E. N. Chappell, Mrs. Luther Chappell, Mrs. J. T. Chap- peii, Mrs. Mary A. Chappell and Misses Hons faye and Lessie Chappell. Mrs. P. E. Chappell and children spent Tuesday with Mrs.' Hubert Chappell. ' , NEWLYWEDS ENTERTAINED Mr. and Mrs. Julian White of Hert- ford entertained last. Tuesday night at a Duiret supper. at their home in honor of their niece, Miss Mary Pas-. coe wnite, and Lloyd Overton, Jr. whose marriage took place on Wed nesday evening at 7 o'clock in the Hertford Methodist Church. . Those present were the immediate families and wedding party. After supper the wedding rehearsal was held and itn mediately afterward a cake cutting was neid at tne nome of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edwards. Un Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o clock Mrs. Lawrence Towe, Mrs. Martin Towe and Mrs. Joe Towe en tertained at a luncheon in honor of tne bride-elect at the tetter's home in Hertford. Those present were rela tives and close friends of the bride- elect. . , HOLY TRINITY CHURCH ' SCHEDULE CONTINUED " ' " "The RevjE. T. Jilson. rector of thFO SALE U OLD Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, an nounced today that until further no tice the summer program of services at the church will be continued. Holy Communion will be celebrated at '10 AM. Sunday mornings. CARD OP THANKS u We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for the many kind expressions of sym pathy, for the flowers and cars loaned during the illness and death of our mother, Mrs. Hester C. Copeland. THE FAMILY. Too Late To Classify NEWSPAPER; Call at Perquimans Weekly Offlc Hertford; N. C. ' , ' NOTICE At the request of members of th Board,' the regular meetinir of th Board of Commissioners of Perquiml ans County. North Carolina, will held at the Courjt House in Hertford . u, at iu olock A.M.. on Sfepl tember 13th, 1948, instead of Septeirf oer btn, i48. , -m. J. W. WARD. Clerk, Perquimans County Board of Commissioners. , KEEP YOUR TRUCK on t no JOB WITS OUI FORD TRUCK SERVICE titcL ( J TRY BLANCHARD 'S FOB LEADERS IN QUALITY ' Pure Cane Sugar......... 10 lbs. 89c. GREEN CUT " .' Snap Beans.... ...2 cans 25c LIBBY'S OR BORDEN'S ; Milk 3largecans44c PLAIN OR SELF-RISING FAMO FLOUR -Ib- bag 34c 2S-lb- bag $2.09 Pure Lard, lb. ...29c .Apricots, can .29c Salt, 6 boxes 25c Seven Island Peaches, large can ... 25c MELLO Beans and Franks, can. 2c VAN CAMP'S Chili Con Carne, can. .....25c HUNT'S GREEN SLICED Sreet Tomatoes, large jar.. 29c STAGLES Starch ...3 boxes 10c Washo ...2 quart bottles 25c We Carry a Complete Line of Fresh FEED AND GARDEN SEED SEE US FOR YOUR NEEDS Winslow-Blanchard Motor Company HERTFORD, N. C J. C. BLANCHARD & CO. INC "Blanchard's" Since 1832 HERTFORD, N. C. 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