THE Pga&OTMAKS WEEKLY, KEfiTFCMJ. UOXTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. JUNE 12. 1959.
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( . ; Mrf ancl , Mrs. iL' i."Rbersoh
lend son . of .Norfolk, 'Va.,' spent
Sunday 1 with her, parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J'. W, Lane.
Mrs. J.. W.! NoweU. Sr., spent
Uuil Up
ii .1
ii'!
Circulation, from Vie , Per
qmmn county i.jDrary is in- her daughter, Miss Hat(ie "No.
ci easing steadily as -"4ujer well L
rraaina Is xA demand. , In -e- ' Mr: J- W,
.i w i : l
"Mr. ,.LesIif t P. Qregory ; hqs
returned . ;; home from Norfolk,
Vs., where she underwent treat
ment and is doing 'fine. .
The Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Gore.
last week in Norfolk, Va.; with! Jr- ?nd n spent last week in
w'ty niS, ' numerous'1
bocks
NoweU, Jr., and
nl'.ilrirpn k fir a cnpnHincr vthpv rn.
cation at their:cntta?f nt White
n.. j j .
i ... i.nac, At.. ... .
Jtuatihg i the'Ilirti of. new books Mr. andviMrs, A
'inuirweeK are oi uon, i.aiiaeroa'e. ia.. soem
in' th lity
threat colo.
jgraphic J&wibat
mi ' v
1S
onai
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Ancient Times; AA Portfolio of
National CphifcjtSsfpsjMfaid
The Book !bJ!Do;hfWirVAp-
f ' . Civil War books are - always
in dejnaau,fnu jUardnp ?5nu ,
tcjjjfthhic s Sketch Beck of tu
Civil W .-iwUlltnuJ 'dojJV)
t'Opjllar. '
thk filctioV list, includes two
Mr.iarid Mrsit'J'.J F.
ollell m itrs.'.W
Cyt. JJoJlpwell , last , w$ k
- Mri ,Thirtl''M.I, 1
poUowkll!
Postmasters'1 ! State
in New Bern this week. .'
J MrS.W- Ri Wilslb,w. SB J spends
ing; histweek at her cottage at
Kill ' Devil : Hills. She has as
her guests Mrs. Bill Cox and
daughters Susan and Pam and
t'atf&nd,ng,;the
iter Ctinventfoft
bapks .with a North Carolina her sister, Mrs. J. H. Baker,' Mr.
:t setting: k Prelude -10 Fortv;eif; b
f arwh, is a story- bas:d on W
t' ;''HaUeras, v and Moccosii
; Tracks vis the story of. a Chero
kec Indian bov bv Street.
Tidings , by Wejcheij, a nov
; (fcanslated fron -the ' Gsrmar
has,1 been praised by many cri
ucs. ' New mysteries !by tole:
nd"t)jsney complete, the nev
adult list," '
HiMv.hrep new .books fc
Children -and young people iri
elude biographies, science booki
and V historical fictwn froro, fthe
American Heritage 'series as wel1
as esy books f6r yon'iigei
children, a . 't t ,
and Mrs. J. Vick StaHings of
Portsmouth, Va.,' Bill Cox- and
A. R. Winslow spent the week
end. . ss E'izabeth Alton of New
burgh, N. Y.; Frank" A. Brad
- . huookh-n. W. V.; have
returned to tbftr homes afte
spending a week with Mr. and.
Mrs. E. ' E. Jones. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. A. E.
Bradley ' of i,Newburgh,r' N.- Y
who had spenf'two months with'
the'" Jones'. -( ' i-i 1
f Mrs.. : C. . C. .Ray !6f Chiha
Mississippi with relatives.
J.- Harry .Barber is very sick
this week. . ' ,;
Miss Frank ie Barber is visit
ing Mrs. J. E. Perry. ;
. Mrs. Timothy Perry; of Belvi
dore Spent iiii several;,' days with
Mr. aiwUMrs. Harry Barber; tbi
past week. :' , , , ,
Mrs. Gladys R. White hps re
turned to her, home ih 'Windsor
nfter concluding her duties as
teacher at 'Central Grammar
Efcaool at Winfalli -.
be, ljeld .Friday night at. eight
otlock. The public is invite to
attend. ' . ." :";:..
MRS. FRANK FAWCETT
Word was received here this
week by Mrs. L. B. Sitterson of
the death of Mrs. Frank Fawcett,
formerly Alethia..., Pjitchett of
Hertford, at her Ihome in New
castle, Wyo., on June 4,
Mr.f and ' Mrs." J S. Da'venport
and " William ' Davenport of
F5thel spent Sunday with Lt.
and Mrs. James Knox. ' i
Charles Elliott and Preston
Elliott are spending two weeks
at Fort Bragg.
(ap College
Veelc July 6-10
Plans are nearjng completion
for a Chowan Baptist Associa
tion Intermediate Girls' Auxili
ary camp at Chowan College
during the week of July 6-10.
The camp director, the Rev." A.
J. Eure, Jr.; announces that
most of the counselors and all
faculty have been
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Quincyof the
and family and Mr, and Mis. e-ired.
Judd Allen of Norfolk, Va, Dr0Bram rnnsists ot wor.
spent Sunday afternoon with in the mnrnirio anA .woni
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Quincy. pAMa cj ji-'
Mr. and .Mrs.. M. C. Boyce, .,ion of soin, sitliatinna
and son of Portsmouth tinntina tha airo . . Ka
Tn. ay . "n 1'-t on Thursday evening with
M,rs. M C. Boyce, Sr. . ithe G A Queens dfegge(i in
..Miss; Susan Knox spent Mon- ,,.hit.
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t(riV)W "TitlWlMIWtt i i i
Mure car than this Imputa "Sport Coupe is hard to find at any price.
A feature of the week will be
a missionary family from Thair
land, the Rev. and Mrs. P. A.
CJine, Jr. Speakers from out-
day with Miss Hazel Elliott.
Miss Laura Ellen Elliott has
returned from Jacksonville, Ar-
Crove snent last .week with hpr kansas.
sister, Mrs. J, R. Ball. ' ' i Joe Ferrell celebrated his 87th 'side the Chowan Baptist-Asso
s,Mr; 'and Mrs.!. Joe White, of wraway on ine om or June wim ciation wil inchlde John Gm
San Antonio,, Texas, . have re-imen- . public relations director of Cho-
i - BURGESS NEWS wao .College; Mrs. Gordon Mad-
1 Mr. , and Mrs. H. E. Austin drey of Ahoskie, Mrs.- Julian
mnt the week-end at Nags."-""- wmu-oiucw una
Hca(j ur. cruce wnuaKer. president oi
L. C. Proctor of .Washington
D. C, -spent the week-end with
hi? parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
!;lNfW IMPROVED! ji ' -sw? if
m i orii
'XtHfliD
A.: high protein high
' . vitamlri, and high-antibi-
tiofeed mde sngcifkally
i help prevent and treat
puoies ox puiiets, layers.
M the"? IKST SIGKJ of trouble ...
1 " start feedinff !)QV BOOSTER immediately, accord
i ;j ' inj; to instructions on the bag.
Ai.R FREVENTiVE of frouble for pullets,' layers, brolleri,
' . :, - ?' .- feed 3 consecutive days per nionth' as' birds 'total
feed if using AH-Masb or if dn JMash-Craiu, '
uniu i-iD. pui iscalqn. : .
Hertford Livestock. &
Supply Company
PHONE 2501 HERTFORD
Proctor.
Mrs. J. M. Sawver of Balti
more, Mr., Miss Carolyn Anne
Arnold, Ira Arnold and Miss
Aide Davenport of Creswell
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bas-
night Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Olden Russell of
Brides spent Wednesday
Chowan College. The Rev. Gil
bert Mister of the Salem Bap
list Church will serve as camp
pastor. Others who will be as
sisting are: Miss Owen Mad.
drey as assistant director; Mrs.
Walter A. Ward as camp nurse;
Mrs. Ned Nikon as director of
recreation; Miss Alice Flora as
director of ; handcraft: Mrs
St. Frank Barnes as director of
and! family altars, and Mrs. D.-M.
Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
Louis Proctor.
.Mrs.: . Josiah Proctor spent
Thursday and Friday as the
guest of Mrs.' Floyd Jones in
Wilmington, N. C.
Mrs.. Walton Lane visited her
brother, Johnnie Hollowell, Sun
day afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Proc
tor, Mrs. Luna Hobbs and Mr
and Mrs. Emmett ; Lane were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Proctor Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Lane,
i 01., una nun ouuuie yia.wcu
Itives in Rocky Hock Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Proctor and daugh
ter Joan attended graduating ex
ercises at Great Bridge mgn
School Tuesday night compli-1
mentary to Miss Janice Lane of
the 1959 graduating class.
Jackson as director of the honor
campers, program.
clings to curves like a cat on a carpet!
the travel-lovin9 Chevrolet
Nothing else but a dved-ia-ihe-'
wool sports car like the Corvette
can take a turn with such solid
assurance!
It's easy to see where Chevrolet
gets its road sense. With big coil
springs at every wheel, a firm, wider
stance and all of its pounds dis
tributed with painstaking care,
Chevy's born with it.
The only thintr that may be hard to
understand is how it can offer the
ride it does, along with so manv
other luxury-car virtues, and still
compete in the low-price field.
We use the word compete only in
the sense of price. For with a ride
as special as Chevy's, real com
petitors are hard to come by.
There's a world of difference be
tween Chevrolet's coil springs at all
four wheels and the leaf springs
that most other cars still use. Take
a Chevy down a snaky back road
and you'll feel the difference in the
sure way it holds through curves
and shoots over rough spots with
hardly a ripple.
This one's really
made to travel
and loves every
minute of it.
CUE f ROUT j
StyjLMal authorized Chevrolet dealer's and sample Chevy's road sense!
Mfg. License No. 110
Hollowell Clheyrolet Company, Inc.
Phone 4231
LICENSE NO. 1875
Hertford, N, C.
Perq
mmans
Proposed
FUND
udget for Fiscal Year 59-60
By Board Of County Commissioners
GpuntyB
Appropriated For
Requirements
.$ 34,615.00
Anticipated From Sources
Other Than Ad Valorem
Taxation
Amount
Levied
GENERAL FUND
Extension Service, Library, Fire Dept., Veterans Adm.
Conservation. FHA, Tax Assessing 39,379.00
Public Health, Hospitalization, Blind. . -. 17,445.00
$ 18,615.00a $ 16,000.00
179.00a
645.00a
39,200.00
16,800.00
Rale
$ .20
.49
.21
POOR FUND
2,452.00
852.00b
1,600.00
.02
PATIENTS NIGHT AT
BURGESS CHURCH -
Parents Night of the V. B, C
DEBT SERVICE - ...J................. 49,463.00
1,463.00c
48,000.00
.60
GENERAL: SCHOOL FUND ..... .... . ...... 85,380.00
SCHOOL SUPPLEMENT FUND . . . . .... ... ....... , 8,400.00
55,780.00d
400.00e
29,600.00
8,000.00
.37
.10
A-
BUYMU &R?
. . A , " . " ' .... i . I j" '
!OLD AGE ASSISTANCE! 90,300.00
AID DEPENDENT CHILDREN 45,900.00
A.P.T.D 37,440.00
WELFARE ADMINISTRATION 13,365.00
82.300.00f
44.300.00g
32,640.00h
6.965.00i
8,000.00
1,600.00
4,800.00
6,400.00
.10
.02
.06
.08
TOTAL ...
.$424,139.00
$244,139.00
$180,000.00
$2.25
MAI
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fe g "( Lowcost finanowg an low-ctJst.auto-uwur ?L a "f
r ' r v: Nationwide Insurance representative in your
i i. , , community can. show' you. how to obtain a.
,k .!Ntf jv you can save substantially while, ,gettfig, .topa;
" s 4 " '1OauraI1(?e protection i and- top. service.
f,r .v-. y0Ur rjtrby Nationwide agent nowl - ... .
;.IlEVSrUE'ESmATED FROM SOIRCES
(a). Genpral Fund:
" Reqorder's Tax . . -. 1 . . k $ 4,500.00
Intangible. Taxes 1,620.00
State Beer Tax 6,000.00
County Beer Taxes . - - . . 250.00
1 Marriage Licenses - -, 1,000.00
, -Veterans Administration Refund 600.00
Liprary: Refund ' 4,100.00
. Delinquent Taxes, 1,369.00
OTHER THAN AD VALOREM TAXATION:
(d) General School Fund:
Vocational Teachers' Refund.. . ..... . .$12,000.00
Poll Taxes 2,800.00
Dog Taxes . 450.00
Fines and Forfeitures . . . . 6,000.00
Intangible Taxes - ... 1,300.00
Driver's Training Program 3,200.00
Vet Training Program . ... 12,000.00
Lunchroom Refund 12,000.00
Federal Funds ...... .... 5,000.00
Surplus..:'. . 1,030.00
TcW$ 1. $19,439.00
ad-1.
. ( Jrcent
'iirplus
-
520.00
332.00
Total L$55,780.00
(e) School Supplement Fund: g.
. Intangible, Taxe,s ...$ 30Q.(X)
- Delinquent. Itaxes ... 100.00
. ' Total ., $ 852.00,
(c) Debt Service:
Intangible Taxes : ...J $ 1,463.00
pkared y--'max r. Campbell,
Total $ 400.00
(f) . State Federal Aj& Surplus, $82,300.00
(g) State & Federal Aid, Surplus 44,300.0()
(h) State & Federal Aid, Surplus 32,640.0C'
69G5.0T.
(i) State & Federal Aid, Surplus.
Hi
Estimated Propei'v Valuation
. i. $8,000,00 3
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