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r Fll IT U:3 VirHZ In Sc:L'::rn Sfeks To C3 Ml Gofers v " -- Youngsters Will Com pete In National Gar den Ingram . Now that they bare received the signal irightly colored seed cata- loguesiboya and girls in the ioutthern "spates are anxious to get started in be coming expert 4-H gardener. It is estimated that more than 125,- 000 of these rural youth in North Car olina and thirteen other Southern states will take part in the I960 Nat ional 4-H Gardenjrogranj, ft it they will learn feow to manage a well-plan ned garden, carry out a (program of vegetable insect and disease control, and market produce in an economical and approved manner. Through their garden project, they will increase individual and family in comes by reducing the amount of food purchased. They will also contribute to better family health by producing sufficient amounts of essential and nutritious vegetables 'and fruits for use throughout the year. Incentives for outstanding achieve ments in gardening include gold-filled medals of honor for four county win ners, and an all-expense trip to the Chicago 4-H Club Congress next No vember for the State champion, pro vided by Allis-Chabners. Eight nat ional winners 6elected from the state champions will each receive a $300 college scholarship. , The 4-H Garden program is con ducted under the direction of the Co operative Extension Service. County Extension agents will furnish com plete information. Winners were named in 66 counties in this State last year. Ftf To G3t fed Of Driving lis:i I .4 6,433 Licenses Ate Dis approved In January Examinations Nineteen per cent of applicants' for driver's licenses failed to pass their examinations during 'January, the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles has reported.. A total of 31,250 applications were approved and 6,433 were disapproved. Road tests given numbered 24,508. Learners permits werq, js3ued. to 11,- od persona. Operators ' licenses is. sued totaled 27,085, duplicate licenses, 2,974, and chauffeurs licenses, 1497. Revenue collected amounted . to $58,051. , Persons who had held licenses previ ously but did tiot obtain licenses un der the issuance program failed for the reasons: " Signs, 924; eyes,' 489; rules, 1,029; road test, 686; equipment, 65; miscellaneous, 28. Persons apply ing for the first time failed to get li censes for the following reasons: signs, 659; eyes, 213; rules, 816; road test, 1,280; equipment, 68; miscel laneous, -11. Service Officer Has Bonus Forms Vets' Question Box Q. I want to reinstate my Na tional Service Life Insurance convert ed policy that I allowed Ito lapse about eight months ago. Will 1 bave to pay for the medical examination with the reinstatement application? A. If you desire to reinstate your NSLI, you may upon application' re ceive a physical examination free 6f cnarge at any va new otnce having medical facilities. Q. Is there a provision that al lows monthly income payments to dis abled National Service life Insurance policyholders Ti 'A. A provision may be added to NSLI policies on application of die insured which provides payments of 5 per month for each $1,000 of in surance in force. The insured pays small additional premium to have this protection. C. C. Banks, Perquimans County Veteran Service Officer, reported to day that his office has on hand appli cation forms for use in connection with the Pennsylvania State bonus for veterans. Mr. Banks announced that any vet eran now living in Perquimans Coun ty, who was a resident of Pennsyl vania at the time he entered military service between December 7, 1941, and September 2, 1945, may be eligible for the bonus and if any veteran, be lieving himself eligible for the bonus, will apply at the .County Service .Of fice he will be assisted in 'filing the forms with the proper authority. What a man does, not what he feels, thinks, or believes, is the universal yardstick of behavior. Benhamin C. Leeming, Town Purc!:: Let To Enlarge Cemetery ' Hertford's Town Board late: last -week completed arrangements for the purchase of a 60x210 feet lot ad joining the - old portion of the town cemetery on King Street and will in corporate the - land into - the ceme tery, it was announced by Mayor V. aa Cour.. Is L. 1 t-t 'v.;.JT"l t ' that the existing site in Hertford II the location of an elementary colored school." After due consideration and discus sion a motion was made, du3y second ed, and unanimously .passed, that the Board of Education accept the recom mendation of the Division of Surveys. me xsoara vox ' tucanon passed a N. Darden. hida, and construction of both projects The lot was purchased from Jesse fArrii tt imultnoilv - Smith at a price reported as $750. Arrangements to clear the lot and in clude it into the cemetery will start shortly, Mayor Darden stated. Objections Voiced Qver Town Truck Lane "!" '' . '.''-V -. v A proposal to establish a truck route through the Town oi Hertford to' relieve traffic, congestion on Church Street, as presented to the Town Board last week has brought -forth number of objections from local citi zens, according to a report made this week by a member of the Town Board. This official stated that patrons of the Hertford Grammar School have voiced objections to the proposal that a truck route be established on Grubb Street, because of the proximity of the heavy ; traffic to the school zone. EASTERN STAR- TO MEET The Hertford Chapter of the order of Eastern Star will . meet alt the Lodge room on Monday night, Febru ary 27, at 8 P. M. All members are urged to attend. , Classified and Legate FOR SALE FIVE ROOM HOUSE. Modern. Three acres of- land; 3tt miles from Edenton on, Hertford highway. Call 622-W-2, 'Edenton or Chaplain Kennedy, MGAS, Eden ton, N. C. V . . feb24mar3 Warrants Issued For -Affray At Oak Point Sheriff M. G. Owens reported today that warrants charging Alton Pierce with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill and Henry Math ews with assault with a deadly wea- pon had been served and the men are held on bond for appearance in Re corder's' Court next Tuesday follow ing an affray alleged to have occur red at Oak Point last Sunday morn ing at about 6:30 o'clock. The. Sheriff stated he learned that Mathews had' been cut about the head and back and required medical atten tion following a fight" at Oak Point which is owned by Mathews. Try The Weekly's Classified Ads SEE US FOR HARNESS and FAR?,! KENT Farmers who have not yet mechanized their farms can still find quality harness for their teams at our store. We have a complete stock. Come In today fort ' : your needs. BRIDLES COLLARS . TRACES , BACK BANDS SINGLE TREES PLOW LINES . DOUBLE REINS WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE STOC& OF " y FARM EQUIPMENT PARTS ? i , , - J Including , x .' . , . Middle Breakers Cotton Planters Peanut Planters Champion Plows a Corn Planters , Dirt Scoops ' AND A COMPLETE STOCK OF ; Points . Molds J y Sweepers S - START YOUR PLANTING SEASON RIGHT BY SECURING YOUR FARM SUPPLIES NOW AT , ' " -' A- ; , , - ' r. . Hertford Ifertac & SL-5y Company 1 :;s if,& S ? "Trade Here and Bank tie Difference" ; ' ' HERTFORD, N. C. . v V1 : simultaneously. The Board gave approval, of con struction of cement (play area at Hert ford Grammar School, The Board accepted the resignation of Jars,1 Tom Skipsey as teacher in i rovea tie cjcuon ot i-rs. . heiiiee, subject to her acctance, to fill the unexpired term of Urs, lv!p- The Board approved list of substi tute teachers at submitted by princi- They reluctantly accepted the resig nation of Mrs. Alice Futrell as a mem ber of the Perquimans Copnty Board of Education. . -1 In tendering her resignation, Mrs. Futrell stated that she had enjoyed working with th Board for education al advancement In Perquimans Coun ty and would miss the business and professional contact enjoyed at every NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of a Deed of Trust exe cuted by Jack Sawyer to Chas. E. Johnson, Trustee, iwhich fcears the date of October 2, 1948, and is regis tered in the Register of Deeds office of Perquimans County, N. C, in Mort gage Peed Book 26, page 46, the un dersigned Silas M. Whedbee, having oeen ouiy suDsututed as .iTustee ty proceeding recorded in Deed Book 34, page 110, Perquimans County Rec ords, default having been made in the payment of the notes secured hereby, I shall, at the request of the holder of the notes thereby secured, and in accordance with :. the terms of said Deed of Trust, offer for sale at pub lic auction for cash . at the Court House door in Hertford, Perquimans County, North Carolina on Wednesday the 22nd day of March, 1950, at 11:30 o'clock A. M., the property conveyed in said Deed of Trust, to wit: Those certain tracts or .parcels of land in New Hope Township, Per quimans County, North Carolina, to wit: . - ',.': First Tract.' That certain tract of land bounded on the north by iands of B. F. Gray and Dock 'Moss, east by lands of Dock Moss and. Mill Landing Road, south by lands of H. C. God frey and west by Wood ville New Hope Road, containing 120 acres more or less except 8 acres heretofore sold to Ernest Moss.' :" Second Tract That certain tract lying and being on the east side of Woodville 'Road near the John Ivey Farm and opposite the Robinson Farm, beginning on main road from New Hope to Woodville at line of fence of H. C. Godfrey and running east to Cartwright line then southerly along Cartwright line to John Ivey line,, then along Ivey line to Wood ville Road, then along Woodville Road to beginning, containing 7 acres, more or less. . - . . . Third Tract. Adjoining above tract and L. B. Perry lands, beginning on the main road and running a south east course along Perry land to a comer, then along Perry line to Rob ert Ivey line, then along Ivey line to main road, thn along main road to First Station, containing 3 acres, more or less. , , -v Fourth Tract Bounded' on fhe North by the main road leading from New Hope to Woodville, east' by the William Wilson land, south by the Mill Road, west by Mrs. Sophia God frey land, now owned by Henry God- irey, coniwinmg za acres, more or less. . For further -description and . chain of title of above tracts, see Deed Book 31, page 438, Public Registry oi rerquimana uounty. Dated and posted this the 18th dav oz.veDruary, iou. ;: SILAS M. WHEDCBEE, - .' - - Substitute Trustee. Feb24Mar3A047 . . , vSf . CETrJID-TCE APPROVED For buying, building or remodeling a home I 1 Of VOUr OWn . . . thfirA is tin hffor wrnv tn fi. t I nance the cost than through pur Building and This is our 26th year of serving the needs of . " t - A TT ..Iff 1 1 1 -r ' ' . , .... Z peopie oi neixiora anarerquimans (Jounty. If YOU need monev to f infl.rirA rpnnira fn vmir I home, seepur friendly loan officer about, the X s mem, ym,n. ii Hertford Building & Loan Association' A. W. HEFREN, President . ; MAX CAJMPBEIX; Secretary COURT HOUSE SQUARE ; : HERTFbRD, N." C. outwe w r circun .is pleasure and reforn. y. J. T. E-xGC ' .eeci-tary a : with :t n fume-free - easy flowing, synthetic rubber .emuUIoawalMinish Sprcd SAfl I " i i KB, Willi Why wait fill spring tSPRED SATIN dries In 20minutesjpalnt a room in an evening and use it the tome night! No explosive haxardl 14 beautiful ready mixed colors. Positive washce bility guaranteed. - tlmi THERTFORD,NC;"': c MINUTES OF MEETING BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board oi Education met in special session Wednesday, February 15, 1950, at 7:30 P. U. All members were present Chairman J. A. White presided. . 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