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lxrr$ For Homes
More than 12,500 home niortgage
. , .loan ' commitments ' totaling " over;
J 105,000,000 have heen made by
private lenders through the Volun-l
V tary Home Mortgage Credit Pro-:
A .8m dr"K the first year of the ,
proirram's Men dine oberations.
) .Loans are now being made under
' the program at an annual, rate of
1 about $200,000,000. ; 4
.', .The' VHMCP was created under
' The Housing Act 1954 as a voluri
ta'ry clearing house for referral to
; .life insurance companies,, banks,
' savings and loan associations, and
mortgage bankers of FHA and VA
home loan applications from small
towns and remote areas, and re
- quests for aid in financing minority'
v housing in any area where ' satis-
factory local financing is not avail
. able.'." ,')livV'':.'S-'!;
, The program was established to
.bring into contact with each oth
er home mortgage borrowers who
1 are unable to obtain FHA and VA
' home loans through local sources,
( and private lending institutions.
; Under the program applications for
; FHA and VA loans are being sub
i mitted to the 16 regional commit
tee offices of VHMCP by. home
buying borrowers who have been
unable to obtain loans from at least
two local' sources. " The ' regional
committees then locate lenders who
are willing to consider the loans.
More than half of all loan applica
tions are currently resulting in
loans being granted. - ' ;
PASS THE HAT
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The Matador is responsible for
the phrase "Pass the Hat." If he
kills the bull neatly and .well, his
hat is passed around the audience
and is filled with money. If he
makes a poor showing, however, he'
is rewarded with hisses; boards or
chairs may be thrown at him, along
: With .his hat. ,
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and ' neighbors for their
many acts' of kfndness shown ur
while I was a patient in the hos
pital and after I, returned home.
,'. Your kindritess will never be for
.... gotten. t. ;'
MR. AND MRS. MOODY
WHITE
V CARD" of thanks
The family of Let Winslow wish
es to express their appreciation to
friends, neighbors, nurses and doc
ors for cards, flowers, lunch, pray
ers and all acts of kindness during
the Illness and death of our' hus
band, daddy and granddaddy. i
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my friends for
the many cards, and lovely flowers
sent me, and for the' visits made
while I was a patient in the hos
pital. , '. '
J. ROULAC WEBB."
For wcTj cni wbo(rwortt
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K toop end wofW
On eo&t cN smocA coaming ftJJJ
toofcs oni wears tl enamel
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' CARD OF THANKS
i We wisWto express our sincere
appreciation to each of our friends
for. their prayers, visits, flowers,
cards and other acts of kindness
during the Alness and death of our
loved one.
1 - . MRS. T. C. PERRY
AN CHILDREN;
v 1 '
. CARD OF THANKS
- We wish "to thank friends and
neighbors for- the many1 acts- of
kindness tendered us and for the
flowers and cards sent" during the
illness and iieath of our mother,
Mrs Mii,Wnl ".'i'v - '
"THE FAMILY.'1 '
WHAT IS GRACE KELLY
KEALLY LIKE?., ,:
Aloof ? Calm ? " Or5 inwardly un
sure? In a revealing article, au
thor Maurice Zolotow tells an un
usual story of the American ac
tress soon to marry Prince Rain
ier. He reveals that Grace is like
a little girl . V. unsure and strug
gling with her fears. Don't miss
this absorbing article . ; . plus
Baseball Forecast for 1956
Shortcut To Murder
',. How to Photograph Children
and 'other interesting- reading in
April 15th issue of
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Magazine in Colorfiravure with The
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
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great occasion to be commemorat
ed Is important. The transforma-
ti(jn of -his disciples from disepur
aged, disappointed men to fearless,
eloquent evangels testifies to their
faith and confidence. ' Peter,' who
had "denied Jesus three times in
terror, faced the opposition of the
Scribes and Pharisees bravely,
preached the Pentecostal Sermon,
winning thousands of believers.
Paul, also, after his vision of the
resurrected Christ, changed from a
persecutor to an expounder of the
faith.
A personal faith in immortality
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, home, your, belongings, with
adequate Fire Insurance? Re
member on unexpected fire
(and every one is!) can
destroy all you've built and
' yeart of pay-day by pay-day
savings. Nationwide'! ex
fended coverage Fire insur
I ance, costs Jittle, protects
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PHONE 4196
Hertford, N. C.
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ui ueuig pure or impure, oi spread
ing peace or weaving 'bitterness in
to the' fabric' of life,"' says' Rufus
M. Jones, '"is eternal business,"'for'
all the time as one acts, one is'
forming the atmosphere in : which:
he is "going to live eternally ''."".".
This life and the life, beyond are
not two thingsbut one, or at least
parts of one whole."1'
' (These comments are1 based on
outlines' of the' International Sun
day School Lessons, "copyrighted by
the International Council "oi Re
ligious Education, U.S.A.'," and used
by permission.) ' ' . ' ; ' ' ''
IF YOU NEED A NEW FISHING
boat I have it! ' If you need ex
pert repair work I do itl' fias
night Boat Works, Foot Camden
Bridge, Elizabeth City, N. C.
Mar23,30
IF YOU HAVE ANY SEWING TO
be done or want any saques, bon
nets or coats crocheted, qall Mrs.
' Joe Whitei ! 113 " Dobb Street,
. Hertford, N, C., phone 3866. It
LOST COBALT BLUE PARA-
keet from my home Monday.
: Finder return to Mrs. Viola A.
Nachman, Hertford, N. C. Re-
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$2.85; 6 for $5.45 'Postpaid. Ask
for. iFree: 'Copy New- 56-page
Planting Guide Catalog, offered
by Virginia's Largest Growers of
Fruit .Trees, Nut' Trees, Berry
plants, Grape Vines, : Rhubarb,
Asparagus and Ornamental' Plant
Material Salespeople wanted.
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DRESSMAKING, DRAPES, AL
terations ' and children's clothes.
, Mrs. L. D. Myers, near He'rtfonl
Beach. J. Marl6,23,30
HELP WANTED MAN OR Wo
man wanted' to handle MeNess
Products full or spare time. 'Op
portunity to malce $40 a day.
No experience1 necessary. Write
McNESS COMPANY, Dept. C.,
Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md.
Mar30pr6 '
SlflO MONTHI Y SPARP T1MP
$400 MOJUTHLY SPARE TIME
Refilling and collecting' money
from our five cent' Hisrh Grade
Nut machines in this area. No
'selling!' To qualify for work you
must have tiar, references, $640
cash,-secured by inventory. De
voting1., 6 hours a week to ' busi
ness, your end on percentage col
lections will' net Up to $400
monthly with very good possibili
ties -of taking over full time.
Income increasing accordingly.
Never because
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IN THE "SEE THE U.SA" IN,YOUR
CAROLINA,'7 FRIDAY, MARCH 30,
For interview, include phone- in
application. Write: Nationwide!
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Putnam Avenue, Greenwich,!
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IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON
building, remodeling or repairs,
call C. M. Chappell, 6667, Eliza-
beth City.. Free estimates. K,
Mar9,16,230
North Carolina, ' k i
Perquimans County. ,
NOTICE
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in a certain
Mortgage 'Deed executed by Joseph
M. Spruill and wife, Dora M.
Spruill, dated the 31st day of De
cember, 1948, and recorded in M.D.
Book 25, page 340 in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Perquim
ans ' County, North Carolina de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness thereby
secured and the said Mortgage be
ing by the terms thereof ."subject
to foreclosure, the undersigned
mortgagee will offer' for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
lor cash at the tourt House door in
PeronimanH fVinntv. V. C
I 0n the 19th of APril' 1956' the
property described in the said
mortgage, the same lying and be-
!inS. in Hertford Township, Per-
quimans County, N. C, and bound.
ed On the West by Edenton Road
Street; on the North by Adeline B.
Clark; on the East by Charles J.
Jenkins estate; on the South by
King Street, and being the land in
herited by Annie M. Henry from
her grandmother, Sallie Granberry.
For further description andchain
of title see Deed Book 30, page 364
public registry of Perquimans
County.
A deposit of ten ner cent of the
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you pay less . . . only because you
ilt; isri't die low price that majtes Chevrolet
the most popular car going. It's the looks and
quality-rrthe ride andr$adabiliy the cham
pionship power .and .performance. .
Sure Chevrolet's Iqw rjrjce is impKnit. -It saves
you plenty, when you consider what most other
cars cost. ' .
" But evenmore important to you are the quali
ties you' get. iii a new - Chevrolet, Like its
record-breaking pfirforrriahceXup ifar225 h.p.!)
and nailed-down stabitity: "
These are' just two of. the lianyjlimgp that
go to make ' driving? - more isatisfying and
safer in a Chevy: LiVen; one yetf We'll be
.
CHEVROLET" CONTEST. ENTER NOW-AT
1956.
purchase price will be required at
the time of sale. ' v.
Dated and posted this 19th dav
of March, 1956.
J. E. WINSLOW,
Mortgagee
By: W. H. OAKEY, JR.,
Attorney
Mar23,30,Apr6,13
North Carolina,
Perquimans County.
Mattie Eason Burkes
' . vs.
Martin Burkes
NOTICE
The defendant, Martin Burkes,
will take notice that an action en
titled as above has been commenc
ed in the Superior court of Per
quimans County, N. C, for a di
vorce A. Vinculo, on the grounds
of two years separation; and that
the said defendant will further
take notice that he is required to
appear at the office of the Clerk
Of the Superior Court of said Coun
ty in the Court House in Hertford,
N. C, on or before the 20th day
of April, 1956, and answer or de
mur to the complaint in said action,
or plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
This the 1st day of March, 1956.
W. H. PITT.
v,ierK Superior Court
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Atty.
Mar9,16,23,30
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administra
tor, CTA, of the estate of A. W.
Jordan, deceased, late of Perquim
ans County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having Claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
at Hertford, N. C, on or before the
6th day of March, 1957, or this no
tice will he pleaded in bar of their
recovery! All persons indebted to
t...
, cost. Let us demonstrate!
YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S,
said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This 6th day of March, 1956.
WALTER G. EDWARDS,
Administrator, CTA of
A. W. Jordan
Mar9,16,23,30,Apr6,13 ,
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"The. trumpet of a proph'
ccy! Oh, Wind, if Winter
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