J
.J L.J t 1
h L. Layden, owner and
p of a 259 acre farm in
. aikville ' secttion of Per
ns County, uses conserva
"ractices offered through
gncultural Conservation
,m . to conserve and . im
. his land. Y';W
' : .,. tayden- cultivates M59
' with j. US 'acres in pasture.
ACP cost-sharing, I have
; ' ished a winter cover crop
j wheat and oats on ap-
o:,imately SQtacres' each year
! ice' 1956,". he said. The 15
i res In Dasture is also the re-
jllUof cost-sharing . under the
'4 irlcUltural Conservation rro
j am.. Assistance was received
t IJme, mixed fertilizer, Ladino
jpvw and Fescue Grass as a
j aciage practice in ; establishing
e vegetable cover.
' 'Mj;.,JLayden said that he had
t 'ssed very few years in par
( gating in the ACP since the
fogun was made available to
i j ";iough
i CulTjl OUt
i;ri.,l ') potect -Jseil
watot "on! (hiy farm,"' he
added. He has filed a request
or cost-sharing and received ap
proval to cut an open perma
nent drainage ditch on nis raim
this fall
Mr. Layden says that he is an
f
r1-
CcI::ct; J,;
"Funeral services for Edward
Walter White, 88, who . died
Wednesday afternoon at the
home of his daughter," Mrs. Bill
Fowler, ! were conducted Friday
afternoon at 2:00 o'clock in the
- Mr. Layaen says uu we i . , ... .
advocate of sowing winter fSJTS
.improving ana con-
rroDS for
servine the soil and urges farm
ers in Paikville community to
visit their ASC office in Hert
ford: nd, take . advantage of Jbe
obportuniues oiierea unaer m
ACP. l M
deorge: Bellmdn, Perquimans
County, : 5C office manager.
said that now is the time u me
a' request for assistance in carry
ing out : Approved conservation
practice under, the 1960 ACP.
The sign-up period ends Sep
tember 1, I960. , . However, tne
ASC County Committee will
consider requests filed after the
sign-up period if funds r are
available.
Chapanoke News
F-l-ll-A-L
CLEAIiANCE
all remaining:
Spring and Summer
DRESSES
.NOW ONLY ;
$5.00
All Remaining
Sportswear
HlbU
iAND BELOW
j$kap and Save At
oodland
VA PHOXE 2831
Rev, Norman Harris, pastor of
the Hertford ; Baptist Church. ..
Orean ' music ' Was quietly
'-played .during the sevice s by
Mrs. J. Ellie White, xne cas
ket pall was 1 made ; of red and
white carnations f 'and white
mams. ' ' '
Pallbearers were. Ward - Hunt
er; ! Tom ' MadM,,': Will Madre,r B.
S. Hoskins, Clarence Dail and
ThomaS Dail. , '
"Burial was made in Beaver
Hill: Cemetery in Edenton.
Belvidere News
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hodgin,
Marilyn and Barbara spent last
Friday at Kitty Hawk with Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Winslow.
Lela Sills Garner of Goldsboro
is oreachine for the revival at
Pinev Woods Friends Church
this week. She is house guest
of Mr ; and Mrs. Mark Hodgm.
John Lamb who has spent the
summer with his sister, Mrs.. U
T. 'Rogerson, Sr., has returned
to his home in Delaware. Mr
and Mrs. C. T. Rogerson, - Jr.
Cnrolvn Fave and Carter accom
panied: him home 'and will spend
a week visiting there
' Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Dale and
two children .have returned
home after touring Florida for
a week.
TV Flnvd Moore, his wife and
children from Guilford
Mr. and Mrs. Cary P. Quincy
and children. Perry and Ava,
wrA hpre Saturday afternoon
Melvin Bright went to Duke
Hospital, Durham, last weeK lor
treatment.
Mr; und Mrs. . Hubert Ownley
spent last Sunday in Norfolk,
Va.
; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Isaacs and
children ,'of Cincinnati, Ohio,
are visiting this - week at the
home of Mr. and ' Mrs. H. E.
Ownley. ' :
Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Brewer
nnrt children left Monday for
' Tallahassee. Fla..i
ifh i ihree
alter- spenuing su: ioit the
her na rents. Mr and Mrs. C r.V.u"eBB, uiit,iv.v,; .
Ouinv ' iLouis Winslow family Thursday.
Miss Betty Ruth Smith spent Mr. .and Mrs. Mac White' and
several days at Nags Head last children, Carol, Ricky and Don
weet , spent the ; week-end at Nags
Mrs. Roy Pierce went to Dur- Head
lese, No.' , '"
Fred S. us aC wr
Hospital, Lntn, . fr treat-
mnt. . . .
Mr. and Mrs. l.'ai-vin D. White
and family and Snooks While
are spending this week at Nags
Head. ' , , f " i,J .k.
Carl Barber-, of - Virtrinit. SDent
the. week-end with his parents,
BARREL OK FUN? It's o " being a fU guy as this
OTliceman leams in Nuernberg, Qerrpany. He ii competing la
a Darrei race a w iiw"" r .v:
Reef Producers
To Meet Thursday
' Perquimans County farmers
interested in the production of
beef -cattle are invited to Attend
a meeting at ; the Albemarle
Chemical Company on Thursday
nightv ,pf next week at 7 :30
o'clock, at wluch time: beef pro
duction will be discussed. t
A renresentative of the Pur
ina Company will Conduct the
meeting, outlining a program
be followed, by those farmers In
terested. Jn increasing beef pro
duction; in 'this -area.- i .
ham Sunday to visit her brother
who is in Duke Hospital.
Brad Vaughan of Portsmouth,
Va., is visiting his grandmoth
er, Mrs. Irma Dorsey this weeK.
New Hone News
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Raper,
Monte Raner and Mrs. Zelma
Hornbeck of Covington, Ken
tucky, returned home Friday af
ter a week's . visit with Mrs
Fannie Hurdle. - -
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Raper and
daughter. Rebecca, also of Cov
inutnn Kv.. left Saturday for
their home after visiting Mrs.
Fannie Hurdle and Mrs. Ervin
urnefc i . -i
Amoftg'ireeitiefi 'there' cahVe
no successful appeal from the
ballot to the bullet
Abraham Lincoln.
Mr nnif Mrs. Louis Winslow
and Lois Violet srjent Sunday at
Woodland and attended services
at the Friends Church there.
Thev visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jenkins. MrA and Mrs. Harry
Williford and Richard and Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Jenkins. Connie
and Arthur in the afternoon.
rcienn White, who is working
at the Carolina at Nags Head
SDent Tuesday and Tuesday ,
night with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs! Edwin White.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Spivey
have as their, guest, Mrs. Spi
vev s mother from 'White Hat.
Mr., and Mrs. Linwood Chap-
tw.1i vUsited his sister. Mrs.
Mary- Monds, . recently in Eliza-
tieth Jity. ' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Nercus Chap
pell spent Friday and Saturday
at Hatteras.
Winf all News
Mri. Reginald Jones and chil
dren,; Dwight, David, Reginald
i r'r.nA nt- Pennsvlvania.
CII1U , v " 1
spent two weeks with Mr.' and'
Mrs. R. D. Jones.
Mrs. Sadie Gregory was tak
en very ili with a hemorrhage
Tuesday afternoon and was
rushed to Chowan Hospital at
Edenton;' her condition 'is Stui
critical. I
Mrs. Ruth Perry was on the'
sick list Tuesday and Wednes
day.
Mrs j. W. Byrum and daugh
ter, Karen of Raleigh, spent-sev
eral days last week with her
Sister, Mrs. W. G, .Hollowell.
Mrs. E.. L. Bailey ""of Elizabeth
Citv and' Mrs. W. J. P. Earn
hardt of Edenton spent Wednes
day with Mrs.. W. G. Hollowell
- Mr. and Mrs. ' J. . V. L Stallings
of Portsmouth, Va., spent: the
week-end' wSth her mother, Mrs.
J. H. Baker. J. Horace Balcer
returned home after spending
last wpek-'in Portsmouth with
pitj.StalUWgs amuyj -4 v
' JKirs.'1. G.iSfaAiiynfiand' Mrs
N. J.' Smith visitedV friends and
relatives in Kill Devil Hills and
Manteo Sunday afternoon.
nr, and Mrs. J. T. Hollowell,
Sr., visited Mrs. Clara Whitley
i Tkrf.mmini Krinav aiiemoun.
IU U fcO"M. 1
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. wouoweu,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hollowell,
Sr., visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Temnle of Newland Sunday.
I ,. Mn sheiton Morean
UW1. Of "
land bovsspent seTeral days last
uroolr of Nan Head.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Lane nave.
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'Skip"- Matthews, former Per-'
quimans County - H1J1. Genoa!,
standout, was r nong the 75 canV
didates who . imported - to Nortn
Carolina State Coll eire- football
coach, Earje v Edwards,, Monday
morning as the Wolpack squad
began practice for the I960 loot-
ball season.
The 6-1.' 205-round soDhomortt
will be a candidate for a guard
position on .this year's 'squad. :
Edwards has .setj Mp, a training
schedule that Includes .tivo--day
nracLiirts sessiuiis... iur xwuvweeiuh
The drills will taper off as the
opening game with Virginia
Tech on Sentember ' 17. in Rid-
dick Stadium, draws near. -. One
practice each day-will be. held
the week before the Tech game.
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Pencils (pksr.oMO)
29c value 22c
HATE , cwmoruNEWu.
Word .was received "her Sat-
urdav of the' death" Vrf Nate tti
ing of Hampton, Va,'. husband
nf Mrs. . Tallulah .Laneston Go-:
ing, former resident Hr
ford. The ' funeral, was helflS,,
Monday at 3 Pf M4 at the, ChestJ
nut Avenye Methodist Church at
Newport News, Va. .' . ; v
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NYLON HOSR
f 51-15 First Quality '
79cvifiluc 37c
Gregory's
oivlj:
Sept. 1 to C.m . 3
',lfe:try'Tw
' Feeders '
Plastic Covers .
' exists -
Autoatic, y.
; V Watering ...
Equipment ' ? .
AND -Peltry
Sanitation:
IS Products .
;;:bemarle !
Qmical Co.
-i ,v PHONE 5151 : '
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n n n n - n n-
1 t.'w - , .
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mtdictlly dtveloptd pads hlp
WIPE OUT
PIMPLES
k, j 1 WITHOUT EMBARRASSMENTI
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MEDICATED PADS .
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ITIEE DELIVERY
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We Have A
Complete
SUMMER
STOCK
-of-
Toys and Hotbies
Stop in and See Us!
LANDING
Supply Co.
Toy-Hobby Dept.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
f k PTPM PATirV AtTiA niir ronf oretMt TllPPtin With
reference to delinquent Fuel Oil and Kerosene accounts is as
follows: , -
f If your account is delinquent, your name has been ex
tilangred with other dealers for information of like nature. A
: (2) As mutual protection to members of this association, we
have agreed not to make deliveries EITHER on CASH or
OHEDIT basis to any person owing another dealer.
(3) Those whose accounts are in arrears who give orders for
any delivery on a cash basis, will be1 required to make some
curtailment on account in addition to amount of each delivery,
theref ore wheir calling in your order PLEASE STATE WHAT
AMOUNT YOU WILL ADD FOR CREDIT TO YOUR AC
COUNT EACH TIME, or we will be unable to make delivery
We have no desire to work a hardship on any one, put we
:hst have cooperation from you to enable us to fill your or
ders promptly.
WHY NOT BEGIN PAYING NOW? As it will eliminate
-barrassment for all concerned when cold weather arrives.
Dealers in other, towns will be advised of this policy for
:ir credit convenience. -
WE FINANCE NEW GARS
5 Percent Jiitercsl
No Extra Charges
1 No Waiting Ir the Mone
SEE US WHEN YOU BUY A NEW CAR
WE WILL SAVE YOU. MONEY I
Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
Hertford, N. C.
' MEMBER F.D.I.C.
Towe - Webb pifcrs Better
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BEAUTIFY your FLOORS
with MOORE'S Tile-Like
FLOOR tENAMEU. , .
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we also have ' .
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Paint Brushes '
Paint Thinner
Step Ladders1 fc
Harris Plur.b:r3&
BuiIdinsfci:!yCo.
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Hertford. N. C
1957 FORD Ranch Wacn
I cy-Iindmt FordamaUe tao and heater. -
1957 PLYMOUTH Savcy 2-door H.T.
V-t; Pushbutton Traatmiuloaj radio and heater
1956 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-door
V4; Standard Tvanunisilon; radio and heater
1956 DeSOTO Fireflite 4-door
' Radio, heater, automatic iranamiufion
1956 DODGE Custom Royal 4-door
. V-8; PowerFlitei radio and healer.
1955 CHRYSLER Windsor 4-door
Fully equipped, . -f- - . . .
1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4-door
-V-fc extra clean! ... , v
1955 CItEVROLET V.Z I-dcbr
195 FOTIAC
195a aiHYSLL :
1951 air.Y.
1955 TCDHTc-U
1954 FOHD H To 1
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- ,ri958 am'VSLlER Wlor Hardtop
!: 1957 FORD Fairlane 4door
1956 RAMBLER Station Wagon
1956 FORD Victoria 4-door.
1956 FORD Mainline:door
1950 CHEVROLET 4-door ;
1951 PLYMOUTti 2-door.
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1951 DQPQE 4-door t ,l t ;r' ,
1950 OLDSOBILE 4-doof .
957 FOIID Pickup : - -i .
. 1955 DODGE iTon Pickup '
l$Z5 FOBD Pickup ! y ; ,
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