TSfi'PEEQUIMAWS WEEKLT, toWOM), 'NORTH CAROLINA,' TRIDAY, jriii 8,'i95S.
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Improvements Need
""A penny saved, is a penny earn
ta.Vj That old adage has a special
'meaning at this time for Tar Heed
farmers' in view, of the .summer
droujjht conditions -dar'nfc the" past
three years, Clyde R. Grterutfliair
man of thd State Agricultural Stab
ilization and Conservation Commit
tee, believes.
He says, "The big problem this
' yearns to produce all .the' feed we
. can, and 'at the same', timemafee
, our reserves go as far as 'they wfll
. by making, good use of our pasture
, and hay land." This does not mean,
r : cutting down on .livestocks produc
tion through reduced feeding, but
.it' does mean .checklrtg waste and
using available feed efficiently, he
added. 1 '1 ' '
Greene' points 'ou thafc through
. improved pastures,) a double sav
.l.' lng may be realized. . "Every pound
: -of meat and quart of milk that can
be produced .from pasture is that
- much feed grain saved. In the face
i-y of increasing , livestock ' numbers,
. and KtenDed-UD feedinir nneratinna. '.
- there is need for making ike best jlP . YOU , ARB r PLANNING ON
possible usei of all sourees of live-1' building, remodeling : or .repairs
stock feed" . This, Greene says, is y call C.'M. Chappell, 6667,.Eliza'
Just a by-product of the basic rea-' betn -City.-; Free estimates.
yson for encouragement of improv- Junel7,24,Julyl,8 . 1 c o ,;. !
ed pasture? through tfie Agricultur-! HELP "WANTED B0 6MING
al Conservation Program. Pasture, bugjnegs mak 8Vai,ab,e
improvement under the program , -lTOOftaihla man nr wnmnn
the Division of Christian Education,1 , eryday necessities; - G6od localK 1
Wational Councrt of Ue Churches' of ty available in- Perquimans Co.,
Christ,' U.S.A. anduse(i Ibty per- and also Chowan County,.' Write
mission.) . ' ' Y I Rawleigh's Dept. NCG-S20-216,
r-VV'i"'' Ricbmond. Va. , Julyl.8,15,22,29
i Classified axi'd Legals North caroTmt'"''
FOR RENT -NAGS HEAD COT- Penrajinane County Superior Court
. j , , , , . . Before The Clerk ' ;
tagei 4 bedrooms, 2 baths AvaiU J., S.iMcNider and LeRoy ' .
' Ie July SirAlso garage aprt. Nixon; Petationers , . ' -
'"mbirt, With "2 'bedrooms arid 2 Kate' Burrus,' Aubrey Vanri ' "
; bath availdble' Jury :10: Phone et ale, Respondents - '
Hertford 4816 - ' It NOTICE OF SECOND RESALE' I
' ..-1 . ... . 1 ' -Under and by yirtue f ordera,of;
THE
breeders Association inviie you
to their twentyrthftd Semi-Annual
Sale. tQ be held Thursday,
' July '21, 1956 at 7,P. M., at' the
P., D. ' Gwaltney, ..J4jr nd Co
plant, Smithfield, Va.- ! Selling 45
bred gilts and IZ top Doars. yve
are 'offering you top animals of
today's jmeat type-hclg by Breed
ers that are going all out to give
you; better hogs from , time ; to
time. The entire offering Bangs,
tested within 30 days of sale and
: cHolera treated." For 'catalog,
write Carl W. Grove, Secretary
Treasurer, Waynesboro, Va. ,
; July8,15 -, , ' 1 ;
proximately -7 -i a c r e a .and
: ' known as the John Va'nn. home
place, and being the Sam tract
described in .that certain deed
from:. P.i W.J McMullan.iiTrus.
. tee, to J,tS. HcNider, recorded ;.
. in Deed Book No. io, page 215, ,
Perquimaiis- Register's office,
: reference to which" is liereby .
made. -
Said sale will be made subject
to payment by the ' purchaser of
1955 County .Taxes. '''A deposit, of
10 6f the high bid will be requir
ed at th time of sale. ' The. Jtres''
'NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION North Carolina ; . In The 1
' ' jf I r !-l n La o n .
rerquiniaua vuumy oupenur uuix
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
serves to prevent soil; erosion .and
tOsrebuild,!the soil ,for fut;qre pro
duction; however, the double-bar-
reled benefit is still realized from
pasture, improvement. "This , is
just one mqre reason," Greene says,
"why farmers . should visit their
County ASC Office when the sign
up for fall practices begins, and if
needed, request assistance in car
rying out one or more pasture im
provement practices if they haveJ
' need for this type of conservation."
SUNDAY SCHOOL
r LESSON
children, o!f; jtsrael would-, still suf
fer, Habakkuk had. a 'new vision of
' pod and new understanding of
God's etermd purposes. He-realized
that God; is a God whb' saves,
'and he kne th'at the ultimate end,
of thuae whb trusted in him would
.not be disaster, but delivserance,
woulld not bg;4eath butife, notde
- feat but viotory,'. . "
(These comments are based on
Copyrighted 'outlines pifpduced by
CARD OF THANRS
I wish tofxpre3s my thanks and
appreciation to each and evevone
for the lovelr cards sent me, , the
. beautiful flowers and visits made,
while I was' a patient at "Norfolk.
General Hospital and during my ill
ness at home.-' -
May the Lord bless you 'all.
MRS. JOHN HURDLE., "
" : IN MEMORIAM (
.". In loving memory of my dear
hasband, Alexander J. Parrish, who
passed away 2 years ago' July, 9,
1953: - , - t ('
You are gone -but not forgotten;
your love and patient faithful ways
will allways be in my memory. ; . ' 1
Your thoughts to the end was for
others; you gave of your time and
v talents to .the church, your friends
and neighbors as long as health
permitted. $
The flowers we put on your!
. grave goon Vither anct die, but my ,
love for yojt and your memory is
as endless a the sky.'. . - ,
Your loving wife,
. ELIZABETH PARRISH
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" TITUS : '
count the day as 'lost
' .ring 1 '.Ich I hfl'oe grant
1 no javor"
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a. part of tii
..h tactful
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with car to call on faiw women
in Perquima os County.- Full or
spare time. Opportunity to make
up to $40 a day.: Write McNESS
COMPANY,' Dept. C, Candler
Bldg"., Baltimore 2, Md. '
June 30,Julyl4pd .
SALESMAN WANTED WOULD
you like to have a good perma
nent, profitable business of 'your
own. Hundreds of men earning
more than ever before, supply
ing families with Rawleigh's ev-
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GARAGE
W1NFALL, N. C.
"?hDn'6 4950 I
ceedimr. tha uhdersiirned Commis.
sioiier wiUj on the 21st day of July,
1955, at 12:00 o'clock, noon, at ' the
Court House door in Hertford, Per
quimans 1 County, North Carolina
sell-at public auction,' for cash, the
following tract of land: , u
Situate .in Perquimans County, :
Belvidere ; Township, North .
Carolina, more narticularlv de
r scribed asfollows: Known as
the Vann land, bounded on 1 the
t North, by, the lands of Henry
Hoiioweu and Josepti Mowed;
. on- the South by ; the Myrta '
Winslow and Linwood C. Wins-.
v low lands; on the East by the,
' Linwood C. Winslow arid
Claude : Winslow lands and -on
1 the West by the Myrta Wins- '
- low and Henry Hollowell lands,
'- said tract being bisected by the :
highway leading from WinfaM;
; to Belvidere, r containing ap-
Vent high .bid ia $8,777.50,.,
!?. Dated and, posted, this, 5th, day
oi,rerquimans.0f July, 1955. - , :-, '
a 'entitled nto-1- t u tjoT'.-'i'i ja'Jtihi-
Commissioner of Court t f
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
;.Having-'qualif ied, a: Administra-.
tora ,tof( the estate: of .Luljher .D,
Turner, Sr., deceased, late of Per
quimans County,- North Carolina,
tnlB Is to" notify all persons having
claims ' against the, . estate : of said
deceased .rto exhibit them to the
'undersigned, at P, O. Box 202, Wini
'fall, N. C.,"on or before the 28th
day; of r May; U5b or this jftotice
will bie pleaded in bar. of thefr re
covery. All., persons indebted to
said estate will nlease make im-
' mediate payment. ' , . 1 ..;
. ; This iJ8th day of May; 1955. '
" r HATTIE T. RIDDICK '-'
i . AND JAMES E. TURNER,
j i Administrators of
. . ' ; Luther D. Turner, Sr. ...
June3,10,17,24,Julyl,8
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Having qualified as Adminfstra-
tr of the estate of Stephen E. El
more, deceased, late of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said, deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
at Route 2, Hertford. N. C, on or
before the 23rd day of May, 1956,
br this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 23rd day of May, 1955. ;
emmett c.elmore.
Administrator of Stephen E;
Elmore. '
May 27June3,10,17,25Julyl
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION '
Ruth hi Lairii Plaintiff
. vs. .
Robert F. Lain, Defendant
To Robert F. Lain:
Take notice that pleadings seek
ing relief against you has been fil
ed in' the above entitled action in
the aforesaid court. The matter of
the . relief being sought is as fol
lows;' an action for divorce upon
the grounds of two years separa
tion. ,:
You are required to make defense
to such pleadings not later than the
16th day of August, 1955, and upon
your failure to do so the party
seeking' service against you . will
apply to the Court for the relief
sought - . :- -: :
: This 13th day of June, 1955.
W. H. PITT,
'- Clerk Superior Court
June24,JuIy 1,8,15
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THAT ITCH!
In 15 minutes, you MUST be pleas
ed with ITCH-ME-NOT when ap
plied fdr the .itch of eczema, ring
worm, athlete's foot, insect bites
and other surface rashes or yonr
40c back at any drug store. Today
at S AND M. adv.
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iluU Jtotii! . . UiaiX Athey's
n.t ..Al I I 1
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10 insist on Miner d rioor ana uck enamel
Use on wood or concrete
No brush marks
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New Purol H.D, flows freely in the cold
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It's a branS-n4w oil, made in a brand
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. ' HERTFORD, N. C.
AVE $100.00
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, 10 cu. ft. reierator section 1
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. HERTFORD, N. C,
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EDENTON, N.C. .
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