r
C
LOFTY SENTIMENT Everything U High plane as
f famed animal trainer Clyde Beatty hejps !r-yer-old Billy Knv.
i lish stretch out the hand of friendship to tfgirafffeaVIfetroit,;
Mlch.,The animal-is part of Beatty' circus. '.-.' A '.
in.-ir.5sr flf Ssvcrs
far- f flnftfttriiv flm-W-V fvPvAn.J.i
4
Sumter of ' savers' in the
r United States has increased by
.millions a year over ihe last
jdecade, outstripping the popula
. f';tion in rote of growth and bring-
ting the distribution, in owner-
vship of savings and .family pro-
I ,'4-. - . ... . . 1
VteoUon iwgrams to the hUjhest;ter w aat defi.
'level on record.'.
"J- The thrift" pacemakefhas beert
"Jife insurance, With 115 million
i jwlicyholders t in - legai reserve
xompames, up close to 4 thira
iyOver 1950' and now representing
pracucaiiy ; two out; 01 every
' ulation, life insurance is far out
. . in front no l.ho nstinnV- lAnrtino
- ' median of , individual' thrift and
.J personal and family, protection.
- J' A Voluntary Accompllahment
!,Big numerical and proportioh
al gains have likewise been
shown in the-ownership of other
forms' of saving. ' Particularly
-'noteworthy-from.. .the long view
has been the rapid growth in the
number of persons, enrolled- un-
. der private pension and retire-
, nenf prograrfts, inswed and non:
,Viese plans now wver about half,
of all civilian nonfarm workers
,jas against a proportion bf about
third a decade aeo. ' - .
,' Basic in this 'mass .thrift pic
ture is that the majority of
'American families have more
4han one, form of savings:, Mil-
lipng, . too,, have oUierv Jarge fi
' iuuicial resources suclias increas
ing equities in homes and owner
. ship of corporate' and -other se
curities. .Thus the recOfd;rowth
.in the number of .savers and in
''vestors, as well as jp, their: ac
eumulftted.' backlogs'.. in'j recent
years, is a uiouie - xvr ine in
grained thrift habit of the Amer
ican people nd to their efforts
to provide for ;lhemse5s' and
s their depeftderiU 0R their Wn."
i Here" are some of the high
lights of the people's, thrift record-
as' sow by figorei com
piled from Government and pri
vate sources; r '' '1 Li
; ailc iiuiuucr . ui . pvutyxiumciai
r . i j 'U
ut icgu reset ve me 'uisuimux
Companies 'increased by 27 mil-
ion in the Fifties, adding up to
hii million or 65 per cntof the
' Compared with 88" million or 5rf(W pUriteot, in tobacco; accord-
per cent of. the population iir.mg to- topacco disease specialist
1950. The comparabfe tlgute' in'
- 1940 was 68 million policyhold
ers or 61 per -ceht 'bf She popu
lation. -Savings accUlriulated by'
policyholders, behind- their., life
insuranoe policies , came, to $91
. biUions at the end of 1959 as
compared' with $53.6 billions at
the begmning of the' Fifties ahd
with Only $24.7 Billion5.1n'-I940
; The number of time expositors
in mutual'' savir.'andmmei
lal banks aggregate! 83V4? nn
jion, or ,47 pep cent of the entire
'population,,, at, the, end ,pf 1959
t' k jpompared with ,bout ;fi5. mil-
i jnior 43 per cent f .the. popi
Ji tion iA 19S3. - The 194.) figure
,as jusrtdey'S2,ir--rar 35
t cenf'tf the popultrtion. 'Com
t'ined.',"''"s in, .e, hvrtitu-U)W-.w,.e,
-i.fl,.f" , et't.
hd-of lr t yer v as $-5.2r bU
Tons "in" l-.J and" C LIiotts
n i9ia: " '.V-,'
The nunJoer of TiAr 'utis or in
vestors in fivi. 3 a..i Iop
siciations, more than -dotAIed in
!.e h3t decade, ri to 23.4
, 1 st the end tf 1"3 from
10.3 n..l'.n in IZZX .vinrrs in
'ere i;ons c''ed to
:i5 ' t ' " r."l
At Rrccrtf i::-rl.
futions increasing rron) i$?0(T mil
lions to ' $4 1 billkHts at " tfat
same time. ' , ' J
- Other Thrift Areas .
Ownership of U.' S. Savings
Bonds, the spectacular thrift per-
ade. Redemption value of Sav -
ings - Bonds owned by individ
uals came to $45.8 billions at the
end of 1059 as against $49.6 bil
lions in 1950r with substantial
gains- in ' the" ownership of . the
E and H bonds being more fthar
offset by -. liquidation' of other
series. There are no recent fig
ures1 for the number of Savings
Bonds owners 'beyond the-40 mil
lion . estimate some years . age
Postal Savings continued its
long-term -downtrend in .- bojjp
ownership and savings totals.
In the area 01 pension and re
tirement funds, the number off
workers covered ' inder private
insured, and noninsured plans
combined was estimated at 20
million in 1959. as against -9.8
mimon i 1950 and only 4.1 mil-
flMIIIIVII.
behind noninsured olans oh
I : .
these dates were an; estimated
$26.8 billionse" versus' $6.1 bil
lions ahd $1.4f billions - (figures
for insured plans are included In
life insurance reserves.) - .
The number of workers cove
ed- 'under Government-sponsored
retirement .programs other than
OASDI Railrbad( Federal Civil
ian,' and State and . Local Em
ployees added up to an estimat
ed 7Ms million- at the- end ol
1959 as against 6 million irt ,195C
and 3.3 million in 1940. Com-
jnjdamiaJhjridJesa jOaos
were placed at over $30 billions
in 1959 versus ' $lp billions in
1950 and $2.3 billions in; 1940. '
Brings Good Return
' Raleigh; One hundred dol
lar for one hour's workl Thafs
the return you maV .realize' from
- . . , o- -
nawinnM nv Hi c Ad c ivintrAl erua-
, . .
cialts'ts" af .N.'C.' State' College. '
K'r. a-- r lonfrange Vrogram
planned according W the severity
W the nematode vroblerrf iiv tfah
e urney Toaa. r
Main ingredient Of' the"-new i
program is "reading the roots"
or measuring the) degree of nem
atode infestation. Then, through
the use of a "root-knot- index"
.the long range program is de
veloped. 1 1 - '
' But to be effective the pro
gran ; must be put into effect
within a few days after the final
tobacco leaves ar removed from
the stalks Todd emphasizes; v
The specialist says abouf on
man hour of labor & required
fo reading" - tne roots on each
acre' A sample system" Is used
whJreBy about., one of each 200(
root is ii-pecied. .'''ir n ft
Research hat shown that tor
severe - infestation a good con1
trdl" prciratf c:nS ina " ri-
turns by as', much as $.0 per
acre.1 "ir ii.e- iv..esiauon is .r ;nr
ariJ Ce so:i is fumigated whe
it is not nt.Jocf, tlie grower can
as-jdecreJje his.net returns' by . s
much as $50 to $100 an. acre.
Thus, the conservative figure of
$100 per acre for the investment
of one hour's time". . i
''About
the pmwera am I
" Tc ' ' --,
: CUNDAV CiHOCL.
ft.aaAiaJAfrw
Ac belief- in divine providence
is supported by knowledge that
nd ifiaftt o, natiorn am- -oppose
Getf with impunity, Eithe may
strut for a time; and flourish
mightily, as :- the jlitlers I and
Mussolinis Of the- World.; ..But
before long they and all their
works' are" brought to ;naught
Theyi-do ?npt. breaK thraaw!; i oft
rJk.Ui t.uiii'. ii.MLJuti J u,aihtA
theiiii?;1':
jiwir jGfejf; to
disobVv --but -r ;utl; disobedience
tnav of, a" gooa: paTen u ' TcP ibbkc
pS3B otff. grToWQl1 mm-JMf
turltytt; He s:nok4't
"required to'- iermiV jrWedomHift
which; we may stumble- and
harm ourselves, ana others1. But
wHeii ::vr,'rflust? suffejf,'- He'N is
present1 lit our" need, sharing aiir
paia'i and1 helping Vu r tor bring
good out of evil, if " s
yesiS belief 'ln 'divine- provi
dence brings many benefits; it
gives tenacity of -pui'pose.in .the
service' ofr spiritual .values, , re
gardless of the v opposition . of
error -and -evil. It makes us
qUiett and free. " Belief in di
vine providence" gives perspec
tive that delivers us from ten
sion -and panic under the pres
sures of. the" ffiflment. And. it
makes for. courage in the midstt
of adversity and disaster. We
could jn.pt survive without iti
(thm comments, art Based oh.
outHns of lhf . ftternattonal
Sunday School Lessons, copy
dghfed bf the InMrnationil
Council. , of Aeliolous .Education
l." UMa t permission.)
i card of ffiAmea
We wish to take this - oppor
tunity to express our . sincere
appreciation for the flowprs,
cards; . visits, food ' and all other
acts of kindness after' the death
of Edward Walter-White;
' THE FAMILY.
. CARD OF, THANKS
'M would'like to thank every
one for the lovely, flowers and
cards and the many visits I re
fiv. Ju-ing my hut-in days
l,0l,awinf , ""t. :
Ewere all deeply appreciated.
IMKS. E. D. MATHEWS
' CARD; OF THAUKS
I wish to fake' this opportunity
l;to express my pincere apprecia
tion for tne lovely flowers,
cards, gifts, visits and many oth
er acts of kindness whil I was
a patient at the' hospital and
since1 my return home. . ...
i , . FREELAND4 ELLIOTT. '
WANTED- YOUTH FOR PART
: time work. Apply S and M
.PhArmacy, Hertford, N. C.
; WANTED JS-'LADY FOR '. SUR:
,. vey work in Perquimans and
' adjoining -area, - $1.50 per
hdur. Must have car. T Reply
, to Box "I," care this news
' papef. " sept 2,9
WANTED MAN OR WOMAN
for route work in Hertford.
: Permaneht position .for right
jersons ' i Starting salary, $50
- weekly. -' Apply ' to Box 91,
' ilftabetB Cify, N.'C.-
' , ' ' Sept 2,9
FOR SALE FIVE ROOM
house with; bath; running wa-
ter;- ' two ! screened porches.
Located on , yeopim Road.
See Jamie Thatch, Route 1,
Hertford. aug29sept2
VJidi Pcinily
r - -
p f P" T'J
Th Ovarian Scitnc Monitor
On Norway St., loiton 11, Mom. '
Stnd your nowipopor for th tlmt
chckd. fKloil find my truck r
mny rdr. I year 20
monthi.SlO O. nwntn 15
o
SitPO SALB-18'fOiv awi!SOTIC OF. 1 AIunSTRATlON1
with grain bo.t'j"'
.1 ftp W ttf B..nHw tut- I
i
g26Sept2
-; V
xieruura, r ; aui
maim.
spartment; bath. Unfurnished,
Rot and cold water, central,
heat 'tastS occupancy, nihef:
years See W. M. Morgan rt.
the furnitur store m Herf- persons indebted to said estate
foi'd:. s i ! "Aug2,Se6t2,9,lff.will please make immediate pay-:
INO Cr it :l3TRATIOWf
!- haviAg'. 4vaiu.': as Eeeutor
of . the ;esf? f Wortley
PmlliM1 Grift fe. dfee?(ii late of
Perquimans Countv.ior Caro- j
BhaVlftg; dHiins' agaiiwf ;the estate
jot said aeceasecp to ejxhibit tftem
rto the-undersigned a, Oorants
Weeki N C- on or before4 the 25th
Ma of July,. 1961. Oi this; notice
Kvill b' pleads M r bafNof thei
trecoverV; Ai: pTerrfons -. indebted'
to said esfate" will' piease make
immediate' payftienti:: :
HENKY J. tffift PHILLIPS . .
Executor of Mrs. "Wortley Phil
lips WDt ;
v July29Au:iar,19;26Sept2
(KOTICC OF ADMIHIfiTRATION
Having qualified as Adminis
trator of the estate of Julie Anne
Lane, deceased, late of Perquim
ans County,: North Carolina, this
is to notify alt persons . having
claims -against the estate., of said
deceased to exhibit .them to the
undersigned at 225. .Woodland
Circle: Hertford. N. C. on or be
fore the 23rd day of July, 1961,
nr this notice-will he' nlendpri in
bar of their, recovery. Alt per
sons indebted , to said estate -will
nlaota vrialra ImmorlfcrtA natrmdnt
This 23rd day of July, i960.
J. ,T. LANK, J.,
Administrator' of Julie . Anne
Lane. - ,- v
July29Aug5,12,19,26Sept2
V; S in
liH
. ' .'.' i "(., . i t ..
l s
V . w ew w i u
coln Godfrey, deceased, late of
Perquimans County. North Car -
blina, this is to notify all per-
flora jiavm? claims . aeainst uie
hibjt them to the undersigned'
at Corapeake, N. C, on or be-i
fore the 25th day of July. 1961.
1J2?wJ1ad
memV
This VSmi day of July" 1960.
i v HEltCULES BYRUM. t
Executor of Abraham
Lincoln Godfrey. ;
aug5,12,19,26,sept2,9
North Carolina) In The
Perq. County ..i, guterior Court'
NOTICE, SICltVtNG PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
Hattie P. Johes, -. .
. Plaintiff,' '
vs.. t w"V- " "-.tV
Octaves JorteS,
Defendant. ' '
To Octaves Jones: .
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against vou has
been filed in- the above entitled
action. :
The nature of the relief be
ing sought is as follows: Abso
lute divorce based upon con
tinuous separation between the
parties for more than two years
immediately preceding the in
stitution of this action.
You are required to make de
fense to such- pleading not later
than September 2. 1960. and
upon your failure to do so the
"i30" vour. .fa,J
Party seeking
service aeainst
you will apply to the court for
the relief sought.
This 4th day of August, 1960.
W. H. PITT.
Clerk Superior Court
augl2,19.26.sept2
TRY A WEEKLr CLASSIFIED
mmE wR
Mil ES. Migsl
The new interest rate makes it more worth while than
ever to bay Bonds and hold on to them
MMions of Ameri
cans now own U.S.
Savings Bonds
worth more than
42.5 billion dollars.
And every minute
of the day, these
Bonds earn $2,083
' in interest.
With as little as 63 6
ya day you, too, can
start savine this bro-
Dtableway. Because 63 p a day will buy a $25
t Savings Bond every month. If you buy one
a montn tor tne next 4U montns, you ii own
a stack of Bonds worth $1,000 at maturity.
And that $1,000 will have cost you only $750
in easy installments.
Remember under the new 3J ,interest
rate, Savings Bonds turn $18.75 into $25
fourteen months faster than ever before.
" SOME ADVANTAGES YOU MIGHT
THINK ABOUT
'Ton can sre automatically with the Pay
roll Savings Plan. Veil your company how
much to' set aside from your pay for Bonds
This way you won't forget to save and your
savings will add up automatically.
You now get 3 interest, at maturity.
This new rate, which went into effect June 1,
1959, makes your Bond money grow faster.
Series E Bonds now mature 14 months
earlier than before in just 7 years, 9
months. Bonds bought before June 1. 1959,
earn more,' too an extra H from then to
maturity.
You aavo moro than monoy vsith
Buy thorn where you vrorlz or bank
NOTICE 0? ADMINISTRA'TraN'
jWHSKSFaL L .WTte STSuaiii
ui uw waw ui ivira. vioia
Nachman. deceased, late of Per-
l quimans County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons hav-
lilt: claims anainsT t np mtdm nr
said deceased to exhibit them to.0'0000?
the undersigned at First & Mir.
chants National Bank, Rich
mond, Va., on or before the 27th
day of August, 1961. or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment
This 27th day of August. 1960.
HENRY DUDLEY
- NACHMAN.
Executor of .
Viola Davis 1 Nachman.
Sept2.9,16.23,30,Oct7 ,
North Carolina, '
Perquimans County
.NOTICE OF SALE
Walter. Ci. V.impn r-.. . -e
Margaret S. Hathaway. Peti -
tioner,
vs.
Dorothy R; Morrisette and Fred
erick W. S. Ritter, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an or
der, of- the Superior Court of
Perquimans County, made in the
SDecial proceedings , entitled as
above,, the undersigned com
missioner will on the 23rd day
of September, 1960, at twelve
o'clock, noon, at the Court
House door in Hertford, North
Carolina, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash that cer
tain house and lot of land lvine
i and being in the Town of Hert-
tord, Perquimans County, North
Carolina, aescriDea as toiiows:
Beginning on the northeast
side of Dobb Street at Roxanna
C. Jackson line and running
thence along said street north
westwardly to Dr. C. A. Daven
port's line; thence along his line
northeastwardly to Matthew B.
and Ira Mae Dail line; thence
along- said Dail line to the said
rtoxanna jacKson line; tnence
If ytw want
i5?
5?"lf WM hne,,113
-r-"T"---" r.-'r
reqmred to deposit with the un-
gff81!?!'1 commissioner 10 of
u? and including
f-- - -avo
Dated and posted this 24th
day of August, 1960.
. WALTER G. EDWARDS,
Commissioner.
Aug26Sept2.9.16 . ;
NOTICE Or RE-SALE
Whereas tne undersigned, act
ing as Trustee, in a certain deed
of trust, executed by Robert E.
Lee and wife, Gertrude W. Lee,
and recorded in M. D. Book 33,
page 114, in the -office of the
Register of Deeds of Perquim
ans County, foreclosed and of
fered for sale the land herein
after described; and whereas
within the time allowed by law
an advanced bid was' filed with
' SS -rf5L S.S-VfS."
and an order issued directing the
Trustee to re-sell said land up
on an opening bid of. $5,300.00
Vr nlK ola - Tt
Now,: therefore, under and by,
virtue of said order of the Clerk
of - the Superior Court of Per
quimans County, -and the 'power
of sale contained in said deed of
trust, the undersigned Trustee
will offer for sale upon said
opening bid at public auction to
the . highest bidder for cash at
the door of the County Court
House in Hertford, North Caro
lina at 11:30 A. M., on the 10th
day of September. 1960, the fol
lowing described property locat
ed in Mew nope Township, fer-
quimanS County, North Carolina
i i'lKSST TRACT: Being a 35
acre tract of land and being de
scribed as - lot No. 3' on plat re
corded in deed book 16, page
170, Public 'Registry of Perquim
ans County, said plat by refer
ence is made a part of this de
scription, the same as it em
bodied herein. For chain of
title see deed book 16, pages
lfMf-l JU, Public Registry of Per
am
ends.
You can get your money, with interest, any
time you want ii Bonds are a ready reserve
that you can cash any time at any bank. But
it pays to keep them.
Your money is guaranteed by the US. Gov
ernment. Bonds are an absolutely riskless
investment. The Government promises you
that the cash Value of your Bond will not
drop it can only grow.
Your money can't be lost or stolen. The
Treasury will replace your lVmds, free, if
anything happens to them.
You save more than money. Ymi help save
the peace with every Bond you buy. Peace
costs' money money for science, education,
military strength. And the money you save
helps keep our nation's economy strong.
Here's how you can reach you? savings
goal with U.S. Savings Bomh in
' just 7 years, 9 months
about
$2,500 I $5,000
MdlWNkUVI I $5.45 $10.85 $21.70
ffV - V
quimarwwntyr - 5,
TUf.iirn k - A
Bcnbed M,Jot, o.l. on jkm
corfed in; deed bdok 1, r e
170, Public Regtetty oq J. ;
., , rj
erence is made a part of this
description, the same as" 42 em
bodied herein. For ehin if
title see deed book 16, pag,3S,
Public Registry of Perqiumatu
County. N. C. ''
;, 'this 25th day of Aurus."960,
Sept2.9 ' - Trustee.
('HAS H .IflHMMlV
North Carolina In Thtf
Perq. County Superior Court
Y. L. Brown,. Petitioner
Hertford Construction Co tntX
vs.
et ate. 'and
Dr. T, P. Brinn et als
' vs. '
tY.O
Y. L. Brown et als. ' -
Notice is hereby made 'to; W
r
persons. tirms. Or corDotifti
rMiohf
having ; any interest in nolairiii
aeainst Hertford Construction
Co., Inc.. or Coastal Equipment
i ,B J"In3Zr;-LS
Receiver has filed his
filed his report
showing the. . status of claims
aeainst the said corporations in
the office of the Clerk of Su
perior Court of Perquimans
County, N. C. And yoiAn.will
further take notice that the said
Receiver will on the 17th ' dav' 'of
September, 1960. at 10:30 AY M.,
in the Court room in Hertfoed,
N. C. apply to the Court fofsan
order of distribution and .dis
charge. ' '' '
Any exceptions which.TanV
claimant against the said,. cor
porations may wish to "file
should be filed in writing' With
the said Receiver on or -before
the 15th dav of September.; J9601.
This 28th day of August. ,19601
W. H. OAKEY. JRl; '
Receiver Hertford" v,',,'i
Construction Co., Hie,
and Coastal Equipment
Company, Inc.
Sept2,9
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