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3 v '"L i T 3 C i . '. X:. JTvj 3 ...TV C J Published every Friday at font IJAvflt riaw&naL ' MAX litor , ftntAnut aa aneond eni matter MmmxW IS 1984. St FOt Office u Hertford, worm uarouna, ua- der the Act of HueB, uw. SUBSCRIPTION BATES $2.00 Per Tew ' , Advertising 'rates famished by request FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1952. fall. ,i I reco-'sd i Varr'i til - SV-' Kv. viwnT In '.:'th J t.!County, N; C, te i of calves for feer calf Bales U - t&e day fT i:b. This she -4 Lei V Our Widened Outlook There was a time, not very long ago, when the people of Perquimans County were not much 'interested in what happened outside of the United States and, if you go Mck some yeara, there was a time when nothing much mattered except what happened with in gun-shot range of their homes. Times have changed and with them, the ' . outlook of our people. Whether we like it or not, we cannot remain insensible to what happens in the world, because the economic con sequences are felt in the sale of our products and the state of our busi ness. -" ' The development of rapid trans portation through the means of the automobile and the airplane, has done much to widen our' outlook. "The dis semination of news, through the newspapers, the radio and television, has heightened our interest in' the happenings beyond our local borders. Today, as never before, there are well informed people in every hamlet and crossroads in the United States. This "does not mean, of course, that, as a people, we have what one might call an intelligent, world viewpoint. Our thinking, expressed in national ac tion, often continues to be local. There is a vast number of people who. be lieve that the United States is not yet a part of the' big world in which they and so many other peoples live. Yet, there are signs that a new understand ing is becoming manifest. Objects In the Sky The mystery of the flying saucers has deepened somewhat as a result of an Air Force admission that jet interceptors had been used over Wash ington in an attempt to gain contact with strange objects appearing on radar screens in and around the nat ional capital. Twice in one week un identified objects appeared on radar screens near the capital. On the sec ond occasion, the Air Force sent jet interceptors aloft to make contact. The Air Force announcmeent, the morning after the interceptors were assigned the task of spotting the mys terious objects, left the mystery as unsolved as ever. The Air Force ad mitted that "between four and 12 un identified objects over the Washing ton vicinity" were picked up on a Civil Aeronautics Administration ra dar screen. The CAA notified the Air Force and two jet fighter inter-' ceptor planes were ordered aloft from a base 90 miles from Washington. The jet planes appeared on the CAA radarscope at 11:25 P. M., that night and were directed' in on a course which would initercepf the objects. One of the jet pilots reported sighting four lights in front of him, approxi mately 10 miles away and slightly above, though they "disappeared be i fore lie could overtake them," the Air Force announced. . The mystery of the strange flying objects deepens because their appear ance on the radar screen is proof that something with substance is involved. Some scientists : have long believed that the strange lights were only light phenomena, which would some day be explained by scientific discoveries. However, the appearance of the ob jects on the: radar screen is proof that the objects not only contain hght but substance Thus, what seemed to be only natural phenomena or imagi nation, several years ago. now seems to have developed into something of a more mysterious nature. The strange objects could still be tricks of na ture, although the attitude of the Air Force ontthis theory-has changed substantially, in the last two f years. It was hot many months, ago' that the Air iForce scoffed at 'th flying saucer reports .and the fact that the Air Force is , now sending jet inter, ceptots aloft in ait effort o contact them represents a change of attitude which is of real significance.' ' . 1 : District Coty Agents Meet "In Washington County Agents of this -district had their regular! quarterly meeting , at Washington, N. G, on Thursday, j As a part of .the. program a demonstra tion on grading .feeder calves "was conducted by Extension . Specialist Sam Buchanan and Mr Myrjck of the N. C ' Department, of. Agriculture, Livestock Division This' demonstra tion is valuable in renewing the r ents' knowledge of grading feeder (Continued From Page Seven) no unity among them and no faith in the power of Jehovah to help them. Had it not been lor Saul, Israel would have been wiped from the face of the earth. Our lesson passage ends with Saul facing the Philistines.! It is included in this series to show just what this young King had to contend with in establishing the new Kingdom. Saul's primary services to his people were as a military leader. 'Seven' able cam paigns he. waged, ending in the estab lishment of a unified, powerful na tion. Another service, hardly less im portant, was Saul's success in winning recognition for the kingship, setting the authority of thes monarchy upon foundations firm enough for David and Solomon to profit therefrom. Cer tainly without Saul, there would never have been a United Kingdom in Israel, without him, there would have been no great achievements for David. MASSES SUNDAYS IN MARINE CHAPEL AND EDENTON CHURCH On every Sunday after the first Sunday in the month (every month's first Sunday having the second mass in Windsor, N. C .Theatre at 9 IA. M., EST) .the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered at 7 and 9 A. M., DST., in Marine Landing Field Chapel, near Edenton, and at 11 A. M., EST, in St. Ann's Catholic Church, Eden ton, each including sermon. Holy Com munion, followed by iRosary for Peace, Sunday School, Mass Servers' Prac tice, with confessions for half hour before services, stated Father IF. J. McCourt, auxiliary chaplain and (pas tor, who invites everybody to all ser vices. - ' ' - Week-days at 7 A. M., EST: Mass. Communion, IRosary in Edenton OhirrrK ' HELPFUL HINTS FOR BUSY HOUSEWIVES Besides the many fascinatintr fea tures of romance, adventure and science to interest the entire family, considerable space in The New Ameri can Weekly is devoted to . ieriroa. household suggestions, fashions and otner departments of particular inter est to women. For the best in reading DleaAiire turn to the1 . NEW AMERICAN WEEKLY Magazine in Cohn-gravure With the BALTIMORE SUNDAY AMERICAN I Order From Your Local Newsdealer LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Executrix of the estate of B. W. Thach, deceas ed, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this . is to notify all per sons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C on or before the 28th day of June, i53, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. AH persons indebted to said estate will release make immediate payment This 28th day of June, 1952. MRS. MAUDE B. THACH, Executrix of B. W. Thaoh. july4,ll,18,25,augl,8 .ed v. U.O o vk A. . . , r 1 i re t public auction w . fci.- r for cash, at the c"""' .door ,in Hertford, "N. C- i i t ) manner and form aa herein..? t out, those certain tracts of land lying and being in 'Bethel Township, Perquimans County, N'trth Carolina, bounded and described as follows, via: FIRST TRACTS Eejrinning ' on Hertford lEdenton Hoad at a Persimon Stump and iron post, comer on land formerly H. C. Stokes, then south 85 degrees east 39.25 chains; then north 59 degrees oO minutes west 1Z.66 chains, . and north 72 degrees west 19.50 chains to roadi then along toe road north 21 degrees east 21 chains to the beginning, containing 32.5 acres. ' " .;'., SECOND TRACT: Bediming at Oak Stump and iron post formerly IB. F. (Sitterson line, thence south 55 de grees east 6.17 chains to pine; then south 45 degrees east 24.92 chains to two pine stumps and iron post; then south 39 degrees west 4.50 chains to two dead trees and iron pest; then south 73 degrees 45 minutes west 5 chains -to iron poet; then south 87 degrees 45 minutes 19.73 chains to Holly. Tree; then north 0 degrees 15 minutes west 11.80 chains .to iren. pipe; then north 12 degrees 45 min utes east 8.75 chains; north 15 degrees east 5 chains to iron post; then north 45 degrees 45 minutes east 1.75 chains to iron post; then north 7 degrees 45 minutes east 4.25 chains to place of beginning, containing 45 acres. For chain of title to above tracts of land, seed deed book 34, page 489, 'Public Registry of Perquimans County. There is excepted, and will not be conveyed at this sale, a tract of land from tbe said above described prop erty, 120 feet by 100 feet, as will be shown in deed to William iW. Cor- prew, recorded in deed ,000k we, page 416,, Public Registry of Perquimans County. ' The said above described property will be sold subject to any and all leases,, or rental agreements, which, if any, will be announced at the day ofsale. A cash deposit of-10 per cent will be required of the successful bidder, at the day of sale, and the said, sale will remain open for a period of, ten (10) days for an advance bid. . In case of an advance bid, the amount re quired will be the same as that which is required in a judicial or mortgage sale, and the same may be made with the undersigned. . The undersigned reserves the right .if itaucz; n. c By: CIIA3. C JC .J, Atiy. 1,8 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Havinsr aaulified an AdminlfttrntAr of the estate of Marv J. Phillins. de- ceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to erhibit them to the undersioned ' at. : 912 Carpv I Street, Elizabeth City, N. C, on or before flie 16th day of July, 1953, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted 1 to said estate will oleaoe makA !mmc diate payment. ' This 16th day of July, 1952. SAMUEL I. PHILCIPS, Administrator of Mary J. Phillips. Exp Aug 29 , NOTICE OF SALE Under, and by virtue of ownership! of that -certain land hereinafter dea-1 cribed, as conveyed in that certain fifted retioble fin$wrtfoyour"errii$ quettiom" this year! get tnem in Often referred to as "a newspaperman's news paper" the MONITOR covers the world with a networkof News Bureaus and correspondents. , Order a special intro ductory subscription today 3 months ,- tor 1 $3. You'll find the MONITOR "must' reading and as necessary os your HUME TOWN j PAPER. . '1 S Jht Christian Science Monitor ' One, Norway St Boston 15, Man.. U.S.A. : Pleat send tne on Introductory Moni tor (ubecriptton 76 Iuum. I enclote M. . ', (noma) . eity) PB-10 loddreu) Vxorii''itatti- AT YOUR "'. .' 'i .'S. . '-- ; f SERVICE WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF ' OIL FILTER,;CARTRIDGES -TO FIT ALMOST EVERY TYPE OF CAR,-TRUCK - OR .-TRACTOR. - ' - Save; Costly Repair .Bflls By Seeing US For. NEW pIL) FILTER . CARTRIDGES " TODAY t r RAY WHITE, Prop. PIIONEtCCl Land And Personal I . - 1 " 'a 'By' virtue of auCory inv..i in me -by"' -that certain, will f 'tr-a E. Flanagan, dated the CJi iiy cf i: rch, 1948, and duly Of record iivit- cice of the Superior' Court of Peri ' nans kJouitty, in- WUl.Book fJ", pE;e 527, I.'itiielundertigned executor l the es tate of the said Lena E. Flanagan, will offer for sale for Cash to the high est bidder at public auction at the Court - House door, , said county, : at 11:30 o'clock A. ;M., on the 16th day of August,' 1952,111 that certain tract of lot of land and improvements there on,: containing two acres more or less, and generally known as the "Oak Grove School' House; Lot,! situate in Hertford 'Township, said county, on the north side of the road leading from 'IDelight Nixon Fork" to Yeopim and adjoining the lands of Shelton Long, W. S. Evans. . . j , j Oated this 11th day of July, 1952. 1 Immediately fatter the sale the (sta tutory requirement of deposit will be made. " . ' 1 't (NIXON HQLLO WELL, ' Executor. : NOTICE , Sale of Household and Kitchen . Furniture t W4 4 the 1 . r 1 i late 1 E. I".,. , . ' yal. uct, i: t : . f.e t ? lot of h - it a of. the ect:") , ;i L 1 S. Flanagan. ' The sale of -' i f --;ire ia to take place two hours i '. ;:y after the sale of the atove i 7ed' tract of land. . - - i , The furniture is to Le paid for and z j, 'ILL ' '' ) ' " , When Vinmf tmtt flflwi dmra. nuny i ' folks eomtwuB ot B. . baekacne, lam '' nap and eaeryy, h- i.irm asd Oixbtieaa, . Doa't (offer tauter wiu tneee'diooiniorte , If reduced Honey fuaedoa ie foiiuif yaa. -dome due to ouch common sauna a etiMi 1 and (twin, lOvaNanrtloa or expoeur to . cold, tumor bladder Irritatlona due to cold, damoneaa or wnnc diet nay eauee letUnf op alghta or fwqwent pneegea. -Don't nefleet yonr Udneya If tbeat eondl- s Hona bother you. 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