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jvgBPEBQUIMAWS WEEKIX HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA; FREQAY - JAWtfARY 6tt5fl;
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' -n Aid I-st Issue
rrstr.a Fight
.inc-on me time now
proad.lny when President
.otfer1 must indicate to
"a and f J!ow Republican lead
"s intentiV-8 for" 1966.1' There
"me who t'..:.ifc Mr. Eigenhow-
wait until nejct month to de
t there are almost as many
" k l a might indicate his in
s this m6nth. -'
i January 20th the President
; have served three full years
4 White House. If he would
other' Republicans, who now
re to fin his shoes time to pre
; their'carhpaigns, to enter pri
es and build up personal con
s in various states, he will have
lear ti: air in the next sixty
fat there are many pro-Eisen-er
leaders in the party who do
want the President to announce
plans regardless of their na
. They are trying to persuade
President to run again; and if
fail in this effort,! they will
1 to !g0t' soineone who thinks
on Capitol Hill to curtail the" for
eign . aid progTam-Bpecially,, to
those nations wjiich are proving
undependable as allies. .The Ad
ministration foreign .aid program
-which has not been released in
detail as this is written is report
ed to call for about four billion dol
lars in foreign economic ,and mili
tary aid.; ':-':-'" ;;fr-.";v '.
The military aid part of the pro
gram has not usually undergone as
much critical examination in Con
gress as nag the. economic aid pro
gram." This will again be true this
ywar," irat ; sentinient ' seems : to be
stronger, in favor of drastic' cuts
in the program, than it was in 1955
and ; Congress whittled foreign
aid. last yeaiv , : ' U'f V-'-,
Suoh countries as France, where
a dependable government cannot be
maintained, arLlikely to be. the
subject of much criticism, and it
is doubltful if some members of
Congress will oe able to go along
wnn a program that will pour U. S.
taxpayers' dollars into a country
which is not proving a sound ally,
which still has millions of Commu
nists i among its party members, and
which is still following a narrow
colonial policy, which loses friends
and potential allies in Africa and
elsewhere.
But perhaps the hottest single
political issue of the year, coming
up at this second session of the
84th Congress, is the farm issue,
The Democrats have already push
. CLASS TO MEET
The ' Judson ' Memorial Class of
i Hertford Baptist Church will hold
its monthly class meeting Tuesday,
January 10th at 8 o'clock at" the,
home of Mrs. Carroll Williams. All
members are urged to attend, v
CIRCLE TO MEET
. The Mary Towe Circle will meet
t the home ot Airs. K. S. Montis
on Monday night, January 9, at 8
o'clock. All members are urged to
be present.
V like lie, does in the liberal "TT" ZSZT f
v nL,t!,v i- ,5d.heir ninety V' cent ot panty
.more conservative candidates
i party are left in doubt until
i .last; .minute,, .their campaigns
be handicapped and those at
pting to put a progressive Re
ican' fii: Ike's seat will have
r tiven time to grease the1 skids
.eaii while, presidential candi
p A dial Stevenson is out front
jiis'race to gain a second Dem
itic, nomination, and his lead
raining, not narrowing. -V
espite a game try, Senator Es
Kefauyer's stock is not as hot
it, was in 1952 and Governor
riman of New York has been
ble to get a really enthusiastic
m goin in his behalf, despite
f efforts of New York City po
;al; bosses. M-j; :' Y
tier ; Harriraan and Kefauver,
j field is thin indeed. Governor
ische'Sef Obioi has taken him
t out "of the presidential picture
ite. ',if Jvoicisd support from
fru$erri! kjoiigregsional pbw
" vWi for the Senate in
jt is expected to be the
tjfV candidate tf the Ohio
,Joii only, at Chicago. i
nere. is again strong sentiment
bill through the House. That was
accomplished at the first session of
this Congress. -. :
It seems likely that they will get
that same bill through the Senate
this year at this last session of
the 84th Congress. And if they do,
that will send the bill down to 1600
Pennsylvania Avenue. President
Eisenhower, who has backed his
Secretary of Agriculture right
along, in these last three contro
versial years, will have to decide
whether to veto this bill or sign it.
The betting is, of now, that he
will veto it Then the Republicans
will attempt to pass their own
farm relief bill. If they don't they
may have 'some explaining to do.
At least that's what the Democrats
hope, and count on.
The very same acts, according as
the'y proceed from a person of high
or low rank, are either much extoll
ed or eft unnoticed
"v Pliny, the Younger
Returned Home, ' j.
Mr. and Mrs: Willie Lamb have
returned home after visiting SSgt.
and Mrs. Ray Lamb and son, Vic
tor in Albuquerque, "New Mexico.
STATEMENT OP: CONDITION
.-rtferd Building & Loan Association
Of HERTFORD, V. C, AS OF DECEMBER 31st, 1955
(Copy of Sworn Statement Submitted to the Commissioner
. , of Insurance as Required by Law.) ,
ASSETS
ie Association Owns: , , '
Jsh on Hand and in Banks . .,1.. .. .. : ... $ 7,176.04
ke of No. Car., and U. S. Govt. Bonds .. 2961.49
Xtgag Loans 133.1S6.74
Money loaned to members for the purpose of enabling
them to own their homes. Each loan secured by first '
mortsages on local imnrnvnrl nnl oatnta ,
ire Loans. ... . . ..
Advances'' made to our shareholders against their
shares. . No -loan exceeds 90 of amount actually
nxxiuiuiiurc ua rixiures . : .
her Assets
1,507.38
40.00
169.40
I TOTAL ... . ;. $145,011.25
.J V JLIABILITIES ,
iiE AssoctATtoN Ow?s: i
jTo Shareholders , . - v v
funds entrusted to our fare in the form of pay
i M ments on sharps a fnllnw
Installment Shares . $63,213.00
Full-Paid Shares $64,500.00
( yuiuiiiUMi,,,, , .,,!,.-.,.... iplil yl I0.JU
tes Fayable, Other .... M None
Money borrowed for use in making loans to members,
; or retiring matured shares.; Each note approved by
at least two-thirds of entire Board of Directors as
requireu oy law. :..-J ! ,i
sunts Payable ....... v , ! L
ns in Process J. ! .,. . ...
;Jjd Trofits .
timings held in trust for distribution to share-hold-,
s at maturity of their shares. ?
. J I: J Debt ( : ;..
; f ' Contingencies '..
"?r the payment of jmy losses, if sustained;
; niciuBCB mo ouioiy ana sirengm or
None
None
6,961.36
' 3,061.23
7,200.00
2S ....
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75.66
We Sell
Oak flooring
Insulation
' Wrought Iron -
Porch Columns
Stay-Dr(
.Cement Paint
' SEE US FOR
YOUR NEEDS!
Harris Plumbing &
Building Supply Co.
PHONE 5401
Hertford, N. C.
J, $145,011.25
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J. ITjH CAROLINA ss:
7 PERQUIMANS ,
I!, Secretary-Treasurer of the above named
..;y appeared before me this jcay,;and being
uiat tae foregoing statement is true to the best I
1 ana Deaei.
' ' MAX R. CAMPBELL,
Secretary-Treasurer.
" " ' -,tt:s3rdf,"yof Janvl956.
non, C. T. Skinner, D. F. ReedSr.J
ROOK CLUB MEETS t, Archie Lane, Harry Hollowell, Miss
Mrs. J. h. Morris was hostess to Louise Chalk and Miss Ruby I
her rook club Friday night t her White. The high score prize went!
home on Front Street. Those play- to Mrs. Koonce and the floating!
I ILK 1 -T YT fTl TIIM.n ....... ' .1 1 1 W ' . 1 I .
ing were uieswames J. n. lowe, awurueu lvuss vnaiK. ne-
Trim Wilson, B. G. Koonce,' Julian freshments were served by the hos
White, G. R. Tucker, Carlton Can- tess. ,
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HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB .
Mrs. W. G. Wright was hostess
to her bridge club Tuesday night
at her home on Church Street.
Those playinjr were Mesdames V.
N. Dardon, B. G. Koonce, T. B.
umner, Charles Whedbee, J. H.
Newbold, H. A. Whitley, Miss
Thel ma Elliott and Miss Kale Blan-j her home, Those , plsyiag were
chard. The hich score maze iWent Mesdames J. T. Riu-irpro . p
to Mrs. "Whedbee.. i A: ftwect oUi-se ' HMs. ,j C.,. JoMapA, Hl-t.
tokbs, T. L; JeNu W Bawbee,
was served.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. C. M. Williford entertained
her bridge club Tuesday night at (served
The high score prize went to Mrs.
Duzier. A sweet course S. was
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HOME OFFICE COLUMBUS, OHIO
formerly. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE
NOT ICE !
MAY WE SAY THANKS, to those of our custom
ers who have been so considerate as to keep their ac
counts for KEROSENE, FUEL OILS, ETC., in such EX
CELLENT CONDITION.
The very close margin of profit ini these products,
necessitates what we term, quick turnover, in order to
realize a fair profit for our endeavors, however, at this
time of the year, WE ARE TAKING INTO CONSID
ERATION BY COMPARISON, that limited number of
purchasers who have neglected paying their accounts,
and by mutual consent, we will make no deliveries to
those in this category until some satisfactory arrange
ment has been made for these items, we will also report
each to the other, any accounts who become delinquent
from time to time.
We have no desire to seem unappreciative or unrea
sonable, but we find this position necessary.
Associated Oil Dealers
OF HERTFORD, N. C.
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THE NEW BEL AIR SPORT COUPE-one of 19 hi3ri-pr;ccd ootmg Chevrolet models.
Who wouldn't mistake this hand
Bome new Chevrolet for a high
priced car! . '
It looks -strictly "upper bracket"
'. with its bold new.Motoramic styl
v ing . . . its longer, lower hood ...
v Its proud new full-width grille.
Even the details would do credit
. kto an . expensive car . . like the
v sleek, high-fashion taillights (the
left one conceals the gas cap!).
; : But, even beyond the costly ap-
pearance of its Fisher Body, Chevy for safer passing - you've got it!
gives the high-priced cars a run V8 horsepower now ranges all the
for their money. way up to 205. All engines now
You'll see what we mean when havc hydraulic-hushed valve lifters,
you. take one out on the highway. , P?sid;s V011 ct safety door
You'll feel the added security of 'a T "",utl?:i tuu ca 1,wli0
" hnun nnnf ...NT. ...!i.t. I
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Chevrolet's nailed-down stability.
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it's a bmuUful Iht.
I to handle t
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Vmi 41 ill .nu .- .-4. .o.u iirtiiiras, ami uiHuumein
W1C "rtJl ,L '"ee18 Panel padding at extra cost.
around tight turns-as footsure as There's a now ChevrnW. iBf
made for you to have fun with ! So
a cat on a carpet!
When i you need a quick sprint come on in and highway-test it.
THE HOT ONES EVEN HOTTER
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