THE rZ2?JriANS
"' EEIiTFORD, K C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1952.
PAGE SEVEN
; by j. p: rssst j
.lien -there were no graded schools
thi8 section and four months was ;
e length of the school term,' unless
special taxation distrkttg were ordered,
wtuitdon ,wa charged Tiy;'' I J
"When the", chKU!ters in the
ty were paid from J25.Q0 to
00 per month t '
hen each county had to finance
school expenses No state or fed
eral aid,; and the school board had
to borrow the money to pay expenses
until taxes could be collected?
. When the late W. G. OaSther was
principal of the academy, and later
Prof. Hassell, D. B. Ldles, Prof. Phil,
lips, Prof. Joyner, Prof. Underwood,
Profr Edgar Bundy and others 7
When Miss Harriet Nixon was su
, perintendent of public instruction for
Perquimans County t r
(When only "single' ': ladies were
tiployed as. school teachers in the
unty, or if married ladies were em
ployed, it was because not enough
"single" teachers could be found?' ;
'When there were just about as
wrarfy . men 'teachers! as there were
'adiea ' for instance, the late Chas.
Johnson and W. E. White? (ITave
you anymore school hews?) J
CHAPANOKE NEWS
( iMr. and Mrs. Emmett Stallings
spent Monday in Norfolk, Va,
f ; Mather Hurdle of Elizabeth City
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Price.
; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Towe of Wil-
j? son spent several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Quincy.
Bfllie Elliott spent Saturday at East
take.- -
IMr. and Mrs. ' Cary Quincy and
daughter of Norfolk 'and Mr. and
Mrs. . Douglas Darden of Hertford
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
3. P. Quincy on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lee Jennings and
family and Mr. and Mrs.' John A. El
liott and daughter spent Sunday af
ternoon at Creswell. V
ROBERSON . COUNCIL
aae!Xid and Legrcl3
FOR, , SALE (LIVE OR DfEESSED
turkeys. ' 'At farm br delivered.
Clarence S. Chappell, RJPD 2, Hert
ford, in Hurdletown sectibnf ' or
phoni J. Ward, Hertford for in
formation. . It
FOR SAIiE TJURHEYS, IMiE OR
dressed. Delivered. Call 4976, Mrs.
Claude Winslow, WinfalL N. C.
It
Commissioners'
Proceedings
The marriasre of Mrs. Beulah Coun-
dL daughter of Mrs. H. B. Allred, of
Ashboro, to Carroll Roberson, son of
Elmer Roberson, of Hertford, took
place Saturday, November 15, at four
o'clock in the afternoon, m the ureal
Hove Baptist Church. The Rv. Lee
PhUKtos. pastor of the: church, per
formed the double ring ceremony,
The bride wore a dress of navy blue
with black accessories and her- cor-
NovRmlber 8. 1952 vi '
At a regular meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners of Perquim
ans County held at the Court House
on the first Monday, the 8rd day of
November, 19S2: Present .and presid
ing A T. Lane, chairman, with Com
missioners Roy S. Chappell, E. B.
Hollowell. E. A. Turner and William
C. Chappell. Absent: none.
Ti Commissioner approved a re
quest that the State Highway A Pub
He Works Commission improve and
Vami At, massalble condition that cer
tain road known . as the Episcopal
Church Road. ' .
On motion ordered, that Max K.
Campbell, purchase adding machine
and necessary stationery lor jaunty
Account's offce. ?
On motion made and duly passed
that the salary of C. P. Banks, Clerk
of the Recorder's Court be raited to
8150.00 per month beginning Novem
ber 1, 1952.
The request for granang and im
proving by the State Highway and
Public Works Commission, that cer
tain lane leading from the highway
to the residence of Enoch Gregory
waB tabled for further information.
On motion, the Commissioners ap
proved a request that filing cabinet
for Colored Agriculture urfice.
On mntinn. the Commissioners at
cepted offer of Mrs. Melvdn Saunders
of $180.00 for encnes in Agricul
ture Building.
On , motion " ordered that Archie
Lane, chairman of the Board of Com
missioners be and. is nereDy auwiona-
eA tt nnivhase chairs for the audi
torium of the Agriculture Building.
On motion, the Treasurer was or
dered to pay the following bills:
T C. Ymrel. S10.00: Hewsrora Jtiara.
ware & Supply Co., $1.80; Hertford
Hardware A Supply Co., $1.40; Hert-
ford Hardware & Supply U., l.u
wrfrJ Hardware A Supply o
$4.00; Hertford Hardware & Supply
Co, $3.63; Robert A. White,. $10.20;
C. A. Davenport, M. D $5.00; unowan
$7133; a Edgar White, $8.34; Ed
wards Funeral. Home, $15.00; The
Perquimans Weekly, $67.T5; The Per-
quintans Weekly, $5.00; Miss Kimsey
Perry, $18.31; Dr. T. P. Brinn, J2.00y
Dr. T. P. Brinn, $10.50; Dr. T. P.
Brinn; $25.00; 1 Melvin G. Owens,
$60.50: Walter Wriifht. $5.00; Sam
Hourmouzis, $17.55; Xxwe's Funeral
Home, $40.00; j. C. Blanchard & Co.,
Inc., $2.04; Duke I Hospital, $73.73;
Pitt Farm Equipment Co-, $7.65; 1.
C. Morgan, $305.21; Commercial
Printing Co, . $9J30; Darden Bros.,
94c; Darden Bros., $7.00. "
M. G. Owens, Sheriff of Perquimans
County speared before the board to
make settlement for tne laoi taxes
bv bfferinar as insolvents,, tax re
ceipts in the amount of $$4,016.10 and
took the following oath:
North Carolina,
Perquimans County.
M. G, Owens, Sheriff of Perquimans
County, State of North Carolina, be
ing duly sworn, deposes and says:,
That the foregoing 9 sheets' contains
a true list of the taxes of persons not
listing lands in the County of Per
quimans for the year 1951 that re
mains unpaid. That he has made dili
gent effort to collect such taxes out of
the personal property of such taxpay
ers or by other means open to him for
the collection of such taxes- and that
jhe returns said list as insolvents.
M. G. OWENS
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this the 3rd day of November, 1952.
IW. H.PITT,.
Clerk of Superior Court.
' SEAL
Clerk Superior 'Court. ' k
1 IN; SETTLEMENT OF
i 198k TAX LEVY
Amount of levy $143,946.21 ; late
listing, $208.00; pick-ups, $698.97;
tax penalty collected, $675,78; total,
$145,528.96. .
Remitted by W. F. C. Edwards,
$25,255.60; Discounts by W, F. C.
Edwards, $492.69; Tax Sales, $4,994.
34; errors, $437.71; insolvents, $4,
018.10; remitted by M. G. Owens,
Sheriff, $110,425.95; total, $145,624.
gg. "
Due M. G. Owens, Sheriff, $95.33.
Total, $145,628.96.
MAX R. CAMPBELL,
County Account.
On motion, the foregoing settlement
made by M. G. Owens, Sheriff of Per-
cjuimanB County, for 1951 tax books
is hereby accepted and Max Campbell,
Special Tax Collector for 1952 taxes,
ia hereby authorized and directed to
turn over the 1952 tax books to M. G.
Owens, Sheriff of Perquimans Coun
ty, for collection. ; !
No further business the board ad
journed. V
A. T. LANE, Chairman.
ATTEST: J. W. WARD,
Clerk to Board.
CARD OF THANKS
We thank all of our friends and
neighbors for the multitude of kind
nesses and tokens of sympathy and
good will shown us during the ill
ness and passing on of our beloved
husband and father. Horace F. Long.
MRS. MYRTLE LONG AND
FAMELY.
VUiiftfiAAAnJVWO JLlWinnlWUinfMVrt -i r iaaaaasaswMMsJ
. earn was of red roses. ' 'Hospital, $135.00; Owen G. "unnco.
FffiST TIME
IN TfflS SECTION!
The Bells
Iet s, iveep
Ringing With The
BELLS of JOY
OF
TEXAS
HOUSTON,
. . :. and .!.-
THE GOSPEL HARMONETTS
OF EDENTON, N. C
THE PEARLY GATE QUARTET
OF SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA
Tuesday Night, November 25th
8 O'CLOCK
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Perquimans Training School
WINFALL, NORTH CAROLINA
ADVANCE TIO&TS $1.00
At Door: Adults, $1.25. Children, 50c
'V,,-,.,-'.. i.'i'lA.r'i ,r, , . " ",k ' i t "y"-. ' v. '
Tickets on sale ia Hertford at Savoy, Big Jimfs Cafe, Jsaac
Lowe, Preston James and Gaylord James. In IWinfall at The
Country vhid, tun, Btmons.
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NOW! FDR CHRISTMAS
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lINDER $23:
UNDER $90
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$55 COMPLETE:
1 "Siorttr im" lof 4
4 KimMi 4 Foritt,
CANNON
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Asparagus
31c
NO. 211
CAN
to
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1 THIS WEEK ON COLONIAL'S
BIG TENDER SWEET PEAS
Green Giant
2N&as339c
REDGATE TOMATO
Catsup
2 BOTTLES 3 3 C
ST0NEYMAN
Peaches
25c
NO. 212
CAN
Halves
'0
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lb:
SQUARE
CUT
Whole or Half
HUDSON STANDARD
Napkins
2 80CT
pkgs. Z ZC
WHOLE OR; HALFFULLY TRIMMED
LEG O'LAMb . .
ECONOMICAL FLANK ON
BREAST O'LAMB"
WRAP YOUR LAMB CHOPS IN LUTER'S ,
SLIGED BACON "
TENDER FULLY TRIMMED
WHOLE KERNEL CORN
Niblets
2 can! 35c
Rib
Chops
Lb.
Shoulder
Chop!
Lb.
NABISCO NEW RITZ
Crackers
33c
LB.
PKG.
ALL SIZES JUICY FLA.
JNJ
LBS.
12
CRANBERRY SAUCE
Ocean Spray
21c
16-OZ.
CAN
MEAT ANDPRODUCE PRICES
EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY
NIGHT NOVEMBER 22nd
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pja. Grapefruit .. : 4 ,f0R 25 c
:VVmeappleV;2;.25c'
Calif. Carrots . . . .2 eSb29c
Ciicst nuts iU9 2 25c
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