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PAGE SEVEN
, rJsine, (.ranges, and tan
a the U. S. Department of
s's faatmed plentiful foods
Tf, Un. Nina B. Whit
demonstration agent for
: Colle-8 Extension Service,
to&y'-?.. "
1 of their special abundance,
Latns top USDA's monthly
5 ijois oat for the Southeast
1 1 oJ action is an estimated 26
t Ligher than last season, the
ent explained, while raisin
on is up 67 per cent The
id mid-season orange crop in
. ..a isL record-large, and there'll
more tangerines this season than
according to tJSDA crop fore-
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'.er foods on the January list for
j area are pork and pork products,
-vy turkeys,' hens, dry milk, cot
's cheese, canned tuna, frozen, fish,
jr terns, canned and frozen orange
1 ETapefruit juices, honey, rice,
.3, andalmonds. f
rice crop for 151 is forecast
a record 44.6 million hundred
jht. Heavy supplies of frozen
aceintrated and canned orange Juice
om the new pack will be available
J i January, USDA reports. The home
; :mt also pointed out that stocks of
canned grapefruit. Juice are about four
" nes those of a year ago. ,
: rccr.DES's court docket "
LIST3. 27 (CASES TUESDAY
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William Dillard, Negro, charged
wiui driving without a license and
with an improper muffler, entered a
plea of guilty. He -was fined f 35 and
costs of court.
Theodore Cox, Negro, -was fined 25
and costs of court and placed on good
behavior for six months afte? being
found guilty of assaulting a female.
Eugene Yount entered a plea of
guilty to a charge of driving without
a license. He paid a fine of $25 and
costs of court
A fine of $10 and costs of court
were - taxed against James Johnson,
Negro, who entered a plea of guilty
to failing to give a hand . signal on
the highway.
Leroy lightfoot, Negro, charged
with driving with improper brakes, en
tered a plea of guilty and paid a fine
of 10 and costs of court e
Smokey Says:
'' ' I r?Xm 660WIN6 By BOP "
m Jiff Kfx r ivum-.
CIRCLE MEETS
The Mary Ellen Dozier Circle of the
Baptist Church met Monday night
with Mrs. Ellie Goodwin at her home
in Woodland Circle. Mrs. Colon Jack
son Presided due to the absence of
Classified and Legals
BUY RED FARM BABY CHICKS
Price list worth writing for. Save
?2 per 100-or more. Address Red
fFarm O, Box 272. Norfolk 1, Va.
the president, Mrs. Mark Gregory, jfeblpd
mm. t. E. MadTA nresentea toe pro-i - .
gram and those taking part were FOR RENT THREE-ROOM.APART-
W. TV Edwards, Miss 'Mamie Stallings
and Mrs. J. E. . Everett Mrs. Jack
(Burbage gave the scripture lesson and
Mrs. Tom Perry led m prayer. .Tnere
were 16 members present and 1 visit
or. " After the meeting the. hostess
served refreshments.
ment with bath. Second floor. Ap
ply Mrs. E. A. Byrum, 6 Penn. Ave.,
-.Hertford, N. 0. OvVa V.:v Jan25
NOTICE OF RESALE ':
Under and by virtue of an order of
resale upon an advance bid made by
the Superior Court of Perquimans Knox. For reference see deed from
County in the special proceedings en- George W. Barrow, Commissioner, to
titled N. E. Chappell vs. Alonza StaJ-, Jonas Reed and Abigail Felion. record
lings et als the undersigned com- ed in the Public Registry in Book NN,
missioner will on the 23rd day of' on page 565. .-'',;''.'
January, 1952, at 11:80 A. M., atthe J This 9th day of January, 1952.
Court House door in Hertford, N. C, WALTER G. EDWARDS,
offer for sale to the highest bidder - - - Commissioner.
for cash upon an opening bid of $!,
361.55, a certain lot of land lying and
being in Hertford, North Carolina, de
scribed as follows: '.?i;;;'
Known as lot No. 12 Barrow Lots in
the edge of said. Town (now Town, of
janll,18 '"'"K-
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere thanks
to friends and neighbors for the many '
acts or kindness extended me, for the
Hertford) ; on liberty Street (now flowers and cards sent while 1 was a
vcnb Street) and between the lot of patient in me Hospital
sneppard Douglas and Jefferson l MRS. iB. F. PIKE
"MX
Yes caution with matches, smokes
and campflresl ... , , ..;
OUR ANNUAL
; JANUARY CLEAnAtlCE
SA L E
1 IS1 NOW IN PROGRESS
LADIES' COATS - SUITS - DRESSES
, m DLflUSES
30' OFF
VIIITE'S DRESS SHOP
HERTFORD, .N. C.
'jr.-i i . REPORT OF CONDITION OI-
. i;Mor4D dai;;o om
Of Hertford,. in the State of North Carolina, at the close of business on
tDetemger 81, 1951: ; f - - -
ASSETS,'' "
- L . Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, 1
and cash items in process of collection . $1,110,947.02
2. U. S. Government obUgations, direct and guaranteed- .... 969,500.00
' 8. Obligations of States and political subdivisions -- 303,589.45
4. Other bonds, notes and debentures 63,000.00
6. Loans and discounts r . J 632,778.62
.-7. Bank premises owned, $13,063.32; furniture, and fixtures,
$5,663.07 . ; ; 18,726.39
8. Real estate owned other than bank premises-. , ' 1.00
11, Other assets 6,463.61
.$3,105,006.09
12. TOTAL ASSETS -L' -
" . LIABILITIES ,
rc-nd deposits of individuals, partnerships and corpora- , y '
- tions . JL 4104,078.24
1 1. Tiir e deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations 817,980.29
5. (Deposits of U. S. Government (including postal aavings).. : 43,484.41
. '. r"Msit8 of States and political subdivisions........ 189,040.34
. C r depo;ts (certified and officers' checks, etc.).... . ? 13,099.44
i At, 1L.iVjslTS $2,867,682.72
, t r liabilities ..-o.., :t , 6,754.27
..TAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated obliara-
. tions shown below) .,, ; . , , . .." ..; $2,874,436.99
- -CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
lis - ,
Tided- profits i - , 1 ;
i yes Xand retirement account for preferred capital)-
.$ 48,000.00
120,000.00
- 22,069.10
- 4000.00
?30,569.10
JL CATTTAL 'ACCOUNTS
'L LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.'-.$3,ip5,00609
Vnr.Vsi pctfl sA'tifafsi it: '-...; - , .
;t preferred stork with total par value of $23,600.00. total re-
. tfrcbl y;',t:e, $23,000.00; Common stock with total par value of
; '-, -MEiciikKDA." , . . ., ".;V. -',''-
" t i the cred't .of the Ute of North Carolina or .
t .S. 1 tliereof, , , . .$.. 6700.00
'" J cr tito secure liabilities and tv " '
: 1 i 3 ... .J -...$ 38962.05
Jr., President of the above-named bank, do solemnly
3 tbove sf ;r.t U true, and that it fully and correctly re
t rate of te s?vtJ matters nerein contained and set forth,
; t :y knowLJjs aJ LcIIJl . '- .
R. 11 RIDDICK. JR. - .!
CoTre!tAttestj ..-' , .
J. W. WATD, " '
, . . "X H. 1IA? "CASTLE,
CJA'S. E. JCl.-.
--4 ' A- ' ' ' Directors.
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PORTION
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ALWAYS A FAMILY FAVORITE
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CENTER
CUTS
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" 69c
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39c V 1
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COMPLETELY BONELESS
ALL MEAT-NO WASTE
77C ' ;
STREAK O'LEAN
SRHE PORES,
29c
MADE FRESH-SOLD FRESH
GROUND DEEP
fif-r - 63c
iRICH IN VITAMIN A GREEN, TOP
SWEET JUICY FLORIDA
FRESH CARROTS 2
LARGE FLORIDA GREEN .
35 PASCAL CELERY 2
2
BUCK THIS
Bunches
nnsPDEnniES
SBABBOOm . . oOI ft 1 FANCY VIRGINIA GEOWN
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Stalks
Lbs
PULL OF JUICE ALL SIZES
MO!? -
29c
19c
23c
3 29c
5- u. 29c
JANUARY ISSUE OF
EVERYWOMANS
MAGAZINE
2-Lb.
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WEEK LONG SPECIAL
in C2 T?T7 rnur Ma.u R
AV- 13 IS lllyJJUA tJ Bag
WEEK LONG SPECIAL OLD VIRGINIA
WEEK LONG SPECIAL DOESKIN
Facial flncsnn 2
WEEK LONG SPECIAL KEDGATE
WEEK -LONG SPECIAL REDGATE .
WEEK LONG SPECIAL M0TT8 ' t -
"t; '.' WEEX LONG SPECIAL SCOTT COUNTY OR BKOCTONTs
NOW ON
SALE .
5'
WEEK LONG SPECIAL
. . WHtRFINE TRIPLE
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the store, throughout the week add up to Tower
TOTAL food bill. Compare quality, compare register
receiots vou eant maka a battar huw than uimIt
""v supply of groceries from Colonial! v.
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