TEE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. ESKTTtJm NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1956.
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JLi Civil Defence Pircctor
ilb For More Local Activity
. North Carolina Civil -Defense of
ficials are suffering no delusions
about the fact that a great many
communities in, the state are not
prepared !to cope with disaster,
either enemy caused or from the
forces of nature, State Director
Edward F. Griffin says in disclos
ing that renewed, intensive effort
to change the, situation is under-
' way; ;ry. J-y - i--:-v.-!i.M V ' 7r.7'
, Under a. cover letter from Gov
ernor Hodges, Council chairman,
effpieg W .a'ne '. "Guide to Lncal
Civil Defense Planning and Devel
North Carolina Council of Civil De-
tense have been sent to governing
officials of every county, city and
town and to local Civil Defense di
rectors.'' ,.'.
. "Communities share an equal re
sponsibility with the Federal and
State ; governments in survival
planning and planning for natural
disaster. It, is impossible for eith
er the Federal government or the
State government to go into your
community with adequate facili
ties and personnel to establish your
Civjl Defense organization,'; Gov
ernor Hdtlges said. "I strongly
opmerit", recently published, by the urge all communities which are not
' -1 REPORT OF CONDITION OF
IIERTFOUD BAfMKG COMPANY
of Hertford; in the State pf North Carolina at the close of business on
September 26, 1966. ' ' ';,;,;
' ' ' ASSETS
; 1. Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve bal
; -J ances, and cash items in process of collection '$ 611,745.83
2.- U. S. Govt, oblin'ations, direct and guaranteed ;.. 1,071,722.60
1 3.. Obligations of Spates and political subdivisions , 410,220.21
" 4. ., Other bonds, notes and debentures 8,000.00
,"6.,- Loans and discounts. i ... 1,197,123.67
H 7..; Bank premises owned, $16,667.89; furniture and fix-
! :, " tures, $10,426.37 . . . 27,094.26
, 11. Other, assets --i-ili - : -11,911.80
; 2. TOTAL 'ASSETS 'liiL.---!
- -- i.; $3,337,818.17
;7V7''i;777" 7 :r LIABILITIES .
, 13. ' Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor
; .porations : ; : $1,632,262.11
14. ..'Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpor
. -'"; ations .. , 839,662.98
15. Deposits f TJnited Statist Government (including pos- ' ' ya,
v c tat Kavinewi til oil-.J., -AlQSMM
16. ' Deposits ef States and ipputickl feubdivisionsUi'.-..t- 7 220,603.60
i8. Other depdsits (certified and officers' checks, etc)L4ii MJji.Tl9,05
1 TOTAl". nF.POSITS -Zi-J SiSf'T'lRSfWfifi ..' "i ;';,
19.
20.
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24.;
28.
26.
TOTAL DEPOSITS 2JL&ii S2.718.687.68
Bill payable, redjscomits, janf) othr '.liabilities for,,,
:'. borrtwed money l.X.-l.-i---
Other liabilities ,-,
TOTA LtABJLITIES
CAPITAL' ACCOUNTS
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'4
, I'll 'i
800,060.00
11,938.86
Capital
Surplus
.$
27. ; Undivided profits
-$3,030,626.42-
.1$ 7 25,600.00
.. 150,000.00
7 102,291.75
al ''
. 1 30,000.00
307.291.7
29. V TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -
30. TOTAL LIABILITIES & CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $3,337,818.17
This bank'gcapital consists of: Common stock with total par value
nt ifi IWMI !' - v. . Is HI., si
llMORAtfDA!,, "
. II. . Assets pledfftd or assigned to secure1 liabili
- , , !,fbr rotherihirpofles Aili-iJl -$ 432,018.70
,,.v... vii.vr. j 5; -K . .- rvt'i.:'t-"1: I)-' Ii
I, Ry L; iStQyen;!h,:.kihfer';Of. jUi; above-named bank, do solemnly
affirm that the abavSttemenl;s tjruej and that it fully and correctly
represents uie true suiie or iiw several .mguerr nerem coniaineq tuiq
let fortn,
iiities and
RL. STEVENSON.
jijlO)rrecittest:;
cooperating at present with; the
State and Federal Civil' Defense -effort,
to establish such organita
tions without furthe delay. It
should be done for the best securi
ty of your community, our State
and our Nation." ; -7 ,:;
; . The booklet, described as con
taining : step-by-step :i instruction
pertinent to local Civil Defense or
ganization, defines facts, plans end
areas of responsibility in the sim
plest terms possible. It has been
published, Griffin stated, for -general
information of local governing
officials and to guide the course of
action pf those to whom the offi
iials delegate ' CivUDeieiise': 'fit'
sponsibijity. 7 U'f j f q 'V; i
"We i feel that ileaf governing
authorities, once aware of their re
sponsibility1 ; to ' their! J:itij6es to
take precautions community
survival, will initiate the necessary
actio,n" the state director explain
ed. "This new r publication, we
hope, will serve that purpose.
"In North Carolina there " are
many" city and county directors who
are doing an outstanding job.' But
every county and every town must
have a well established prepared
ness prtgram coordinated within
that of the state before we can
consider that the state has fulfilled
its obligation to its citizens or to
the nation." . V
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.SENATOR,
SAMERVIN
CBTAS. E. JOHNSON. J
J. W.WARD,, ; :
'''i7'77'7;'7'7-)''' : 1 '' Directors.
State of North Carolina Count)f Wrquimans ss:
'.' . Sworn to and subscribed before me this-3rd day of October, 1956,
f nd I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank.
My commission expires October 11, 1957.
(Seal) L. C. "WINSLOW, Notary Pu.'Iic
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Washington-rIn the field of -coh,-
sumer' products ,f e .place ' consjderr
able emphasis on so-called "brand"
names.: The established brands are
supposed to and they do ring a
bell when the consumer decides at.
the. point of purchase what to take
htme in the grocery bag.
Names Count
In our democracy we place rignt
ful emphasis on party labels, chief
ly Democratic and Republican. ' Be
ginning with the emergence of the
twoprincipal political parties there
has ' been' a' constant 'selling' cam
paign to get the American citizen
to identify himself with ope or the
other parties as a registered voter
and worker. In other words, there
is an effort to make the party name
count with the individual voter.
Andrew Jackson' is credited with
promoting the .name Democratic
party and "selling",it to the people.
Thomas Jefferson was a Democratic-Republican
party member, ' the
word "Reptibltcarf' of that , era
standing as a symbol against the
"Federalist", party. There was no
Republican party until the 1850's,
and its organizers were first term.
ed "radicals" until that party was
able to elect . Lincoln and firmly
establish its name with the peo
ple. -They picked up the "Republi
can" word whicH. the Democratic
party Had dropped. : And until now
the names have stuck in the politi
cal system of our country.
Whigs
. The Whig party emerged to chal
lenge the' Democrats during and af
ter the Jackson era. It became a
powerful party, lasted until the
"Uncivil" War, and - then rapidly
passed from the Scene. .:. Many of
the former Whigs joined the newly
fdrmed Republican party. .
- Attempts At Change
"For the first time, then, in over
a hundred years, we are witnessing
an effort by some of the Republi
can leaders of today to change the
name "Democratic" party to "Dem
ocrat" party!
. In the 1850's when the leaders of
the ' new or "radical": movement
were organizing a party, they were
shopping around for a label. One
of them wrote that a good name
is a. tower , of strength: admitting
that "Democracy" (or "Democrat
ic") 1b a word which charms. They
picked up the label "Republican"
as a word of supposedly equal
charm and magic, --j- ,
Proud rf-Laber '
Our parties are proud of their
labels. Our -citizens, are' born to
publicly v proclaim' -tieir -identity
with the party. 6f their choice (and
more likely the party of their an
cestral heritage). J
Independents slate that j they
"vote for the man no he party."
While I would under ho" dicum
stances be 'critical of a person's
decision to be an independent in
his political beliefs, I do want to
point out that there is great satis
faction in being a member of a
great political party, a rewarding
feeling of belonging to an essential
bit of . democracy,,, i p,: i:,V;
There is a religion in all deep
love of a mother is the' veil, of a
softer light between the heart and
l.r.jy rili.aL.j
This week , has been -proclaimed
again this year , by President Eisen
hower as "National Employ ' the
Physically - Handicapped Week."
During this week much publicity is
given to the year-round efforts to
secure employment for persons who
are physically impaired. 1 This : ex
plains those red and black window
posters you've been seeing in store
windows this week, picturing an
important-looking industrialist say
ing "Hire the Handicapped I know
it's good, business," explains' Mil
ton Bass; ' manager of the State
Employment Office in Edenton.
i' Many studies - have been ; made
throughout the United States com
paring the work of handicapped
persons with those who have no
physical impairment - Statistically
the physically handicapped persons
compare favorably, with those hav
ing no handicap on alt. phases, and
even surpass on some points. - Even
such items as absenteeism and in
juries are no higher for the handi
capped..'':. ';.v7.;- ' . ;'
It is also . in keeping with .the
American spirit of fair play that
employers give 'the; handicapped a
fair chance to work for their liveli
hood. This has "been a growing
concern in the United States,' but
there is sjtill a large segment of
the handicapped work force that is
not being utilized and who are be
ing needlessly carried- on relief
rolls or who' must rely on rela
tives. In addition to being a waste
of 'manpower this ' also results 4n
broken 'spirits and :i. resentful at
titude whidh is - quite j Understand
able. ' f 'v hl-t-' 7u-'' i ('-
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GUZZLING GROUNDHOG
Hitting the bottle at a tender
age is a montb-old groundhog,
pet of the Harold Moon family
of Cleveland, O.- Holding that
bottle of milk with the poise
of a veteran, the adopted wood
chuck is keeping a wary eye out
for Iree-ioaders. xne moons w
dug the animal out ot the
ground before its eyes were
enetied. and is rearing it along
with her kittens. . '
ctoriaIeviewackT'
entertainment punch!
Cartoons, comics, columnists in
the Pictorial Review section of the
Baltimore Sunday American pack
a man-size entertainment punch for
every member of the family. Don't
miss such top-notch features as
"Here's Howe", "Mirror of Your
Mind", E. V. Durling, Louella Par
sons and many more articles ap
pearing regularly in the Pictorial
Review with
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ASC EI ECTION SET FOR
OCTOBER 23rd IN COUNTY..,,
ASC Community Elections dropped
off sharply. "This is your chance
to help elect the best ASC Com
munity Committeeman you can
find. : Don't" let your neighbors
down by passing up the election
when it is held in your community,"
Lane urged.
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Better Plan for
a Telephone too
In today's modern home
and offices, telephone
outlets should be planned
and installed in advance
to provide the maximum
convenience and service.
If you're building or
buying, call pur business
office for information on
this special telephone
planning. ,
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