' 7,"
: cZLir.Xi rr.rrxY. rETARij7, jssi,.
C -ton , farmers don't ' haVe
5 ; . i much ' longer to', decide
v -..her v they will plant ? their
Yoitoit acreage br release it a.
d Griffin chairman of the Cho
wan- County Agricultural -Stabi-s,
lizatkut and Conservation- -Committee),
expressed ' the1 hope'that
uf
all ftotton farmers will ge a
, clear" :picture ot ' Uie 'choice tjicy
: havfe to make before , the dead
linef fpr releasing cotton acreage
Griffin' says that; he topes" 'all
cottoij- that' Will; not be', planted
will; ibe released to '"thV 'Afec
; Coukity Committee during highi
ight weekv February 20-24, or
before that. time If the.' farmer
tym already decided ,what h,e in
tends, to do. . -
Griff in says that complete re
lease- of ; cotton acreage, which
".fill not" be planted this year
juould go a long way toward
solving i the problems of,- cotton
farmers,., glrthers, and processors.
4 If cbttort farmers do not plant
i then full ' acreage or take ad-
vantage of the acreage 'release
provision they will bring about
' a cpnsidefibl'b,"tut 'in the state's
cotton t actteage; . "With jcutton
v brtygin nearly" 40 multonv'dal-
' "Ah essential Ingredient
lorkitchen convenience.
A kitchen
: telephone
,: fvrf modern tieusewlfe i !
: : Serves labor-MvIng appliance fl i.
kitchen and at the top of
.'very woman' list It a kltchert
- telephone. Witl Jiandy amen -jalon.
telephone conveniently lo
jated In tha kitchen, misted calla
'become thing of tha past and
your kitchan work Is never Inter."
V.rupted by ringing phone In art-"
; cthejtoom.- , v'
' 1'tfal onl1 easiness Mflee today,,:
,aitdtatuhoyatttMQJtytS.
5c nd cotors.ln kitchen telephones,
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TELEPHONE ft TELEGRAPH
1 -i COMPANY V fn
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CHEVROLETS
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Inan compettttvel
models! I!
Every one) f,th II Chavrolttt you M :';' Nomad 'Sh 4-Door
here i priced lowr than comparable "
compatitlv mddali. Proof of hoW aty j ,' , s . fV
It U to fit a Chtvy Into your budgt. And jj
very rnodtl Ql(flfou Chtvy'a Mat- j. , ' , '
smooth rid and dozens sfl t v - ''
of othar nalnearlno and
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ant find In anythlnoj'
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.ted 'on a comparisoh of
an -w.ted retail prices (Including
mo s (i I If mth wWelbase
Pariwraod VS 4 Door 6 Passenaer
. See jf'Pp Cltevrolet cars, QievytorvaiTt and tRe
' ' ' " .; '...;
(ALL WET Streets of Bath, E.
s dayi of continuous rains floo , J )ta resort cifyi Loatmea,
'.above, accompany ttogma, l&t, xew tsizx , ,
Maintenance-Repair Bill $20 Billions A Year
Hie nation's maintenance and
repair bill for; buildings of all
kinds, plus facilities "like public
utiities and highways, has grown
to' around $20 billions a - year,
according to the U.! S. Depart
ment, of Commerce. Aggregate
outlays-of this .'type came to a
nevr:.Wgh';.'').iol"'$19.- billions in
1959, up .: almost ' $1 billions
over the --year before, and this
jeeaMee
lars ahniiplly .to :- farmers in i this
siate; IW just'. can't afford to
reduce, our 'state's 'farm ' ificome
in" this manner,''i ne pays; . ,
; Accordjhg- to .Grjffin, though,
all the advantage from releasing
and reapportioning cotton acreage-does,
not gd only, to the
farmer who will foe able to plant
the- released ; acreage -. 'this -year.
The farmer - who released the
acreage - benefits . just as - much
as the farmer, who received the
released acreage.. Releasing acre
age he can't plant is the only
way a farmer can retain plant
ing history and keep from cut
ting his own future allotments.
t 'Farmers who cannot plant
their full otton acreage this
year should by all means go by
their ASC office and release the
acreage they will not plant. .
. The release Ts for one year
only, ; after which . the" allotment
goes back to the releasing farm,
provided some cotton is planted
s : a. aai - ' , . kae" '
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mamifactutare' v , -
" " Impala V8 2 Door Sedan 1 , ' - Bel Air V8 4-Door Sedan V. , '
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r . Bet Air V82Door Sedan-' '" ' Biscayne V8 4 Door Sedan . i ,
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or abov , ft 'fiftwood S.x 4 6ooi6 Paje.rt i.
Station Wagon " I Srookwood Si4 boorBPastengerStailonWaon
represents an economic factor 61
major importance. -
Upkeep ; of . homes and olner
farm and nonfdrm buildings was
the dominant, element in these
eAoenditureS, adding up -to prac
tically $l4 billions in 1959 or
close to two-thirds, of the. total.
Maintenance artd repair outlays
on residential buildings - alone
were $7 billions. 1 "
ori? 'each . three years. ,
. L.ast. year, v 3ti,az7 ' , acres in
North Carolina - were 'released to
ASC offices. ' Some 42,090 acres
were ; reapportioned to other
growers in the same counties,
while 16,537 acres went to the
State ASC Committee lor reap
portionment v
A goodly number of those 58,-
627 acres would have been sub
ject io loss if they had not been
ioloot?Ar1 ' In- n tinminl ttonn ranoVi
tvivwiuUf ail il'iiuiui V V. Wl (,HiM( I
returns from that number f
"acres would be between $8
and $9 million dollars.
MRS. MADDREY CHAIRMAN
OF ALCOHOLISM COMMITTEE
'Roy B. "Bar-ham, chairman of
the Committee on Alcoholism of
the North . Carolina Council ( of
Churches, announces the : ap
pointment of Mrs. r C. Gordon
Maddrey of Ahoskie to the Com-,
mittee on Alcoholism of . the
North Carolina Council of
hurches.(
Mrs. Maddrey is president of
the North Carolina -Federation of
Women's Clubs and has been ac
tive' in civic and religious affairs
ot her native Ahoskie andin
North Carolina for many years.
Many - and beautiful are the
gifts of spring, not the least of
which is the silent suggestion of
the omnipotence of life. . . .
. , . j Sam CampbelL
Sedah"- , ; J . '
Sport
9-Passenger Station Wagon
A.
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j
W
Door6-Passenger Station mgon
Parkwood tilt
4tion Wagon .
i PartaV4 -
BrooVwood V8
Biscayne V8 2 Door Sedan ' v J Nomad V8 4-Door 9-Patsenger Station Wagon '
3 K Sk
, . v :
? i ' W . w - - s
new Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's -
; " " . .Mahufcluttt Uc. tf l a
lilHIirlH'S' Bf'SMfe i. $64.00; ,.. Sinclair, ! Refining
Mr. nd Mrs. J. P. EUiott And
Bill Elliott of , Chapanoke had
as their' dihaeir: guests, itfri, SutoV:
day 'the following: . Mr. and Mrs.
ThdmaS H. x White df r WihfallJ
Mr..- and. Mrs. Weldon Holttywell
and Children, Linda, Wayne ahd
David, of -Edehton; Mr, and Mrs.
John A. Elliott and'.wChildren,
Becky 'and . John, Jr.,x.Mr. and
Mrs. Lorenzo . EUiott and Irene
Elliott . of . Hertford, ? Route 3;
Henry Elliott JrH and Eay El
liott, of -Elizabeth City Harold
Forbes of Old Traplj Mr. ahd
Mrs. A. L; Gregory of Wood
Ytlle; Mr. and Mrsv Pete Figu
rations, . Mrs. Nathan' Jordan and
Mrs. Johnnie Powers afld chil
dren,, all of Norfolk. f m -i
"J; ;t, ' "I n.'i Vil i I'll- 1 i 1 ; .'1: J
1 ' pUHQEBS WM$ HtfTS '
:The BUrgess WMU.met" Mon
day night : at.' the home of wljrs.
Sidney Copelahd. v The v ttreetiftg
was operied with the'hymn,'' "Je
sus ;Calls .Us," followed- by" pray
eir by Mrs JosiaH loctor. X '
. Minutes were read 'and! ap
proved. -and the roll called 'with
15 members-present;: Announce
ments- of the :. Mission . Study
Class were made by 'the pri
dent. i '
: Mrs. Frank Ward rendered -,an
interesting program on "Witness
Where We Are." Mrs. A. M.
Copeland opened the program
with a prayer for missions. -Mrs.
Winston Lane, Jr., Mrs. Sidney
Copeland, Mrs. Josiah Proctor
presented special music. Mrs. J.
B. Basnight closed the program
with a prayer. ' '
The meeting closed with the
Watchword; Mrs. Sidney Cope
land was presented a gift for
her new home. The hostess ser
ved Valentine candies and cher
ry pie a la king. -
Mrs. - Edgar Riddick received
11 J
prT
Commissioners'
Proceedine
; . February 6, 1961
At a regular meeting of the:
Board of , County -Commissioners
of the County of Perqulmansj
North Cat-olina, held on the first'
Monday in February, February 6,
1961, at 10 o'clock A. M., at its
Impala V8S)iort Coupe -
. Nomad Six 4-Door 6-Passanger Station Wagon
4 - Door 9-Psnsnger Station Vfcgon
rjoor9 rissflgef Stabla .
4-Ooor ePssesngef'SUtion Wsgon
Cotirt tt)Use'.'iri "Hertford; "Per
akdnwM ,1othy, fj. ;.. frs,ent,
R. Li -Spivey chairman, presid
ing, 'with Commissioners Harry
W. Willow, Savage Jolliff, W.
W. Burtdy and Thomas D. Nix
on. V' " l-! ' ; ,
Reports', were received from
Agriculture ' Extension Service
and Welfare Departments.
On motion duly made, second
ed and passed,' , the board made
the following resolution:
That in " the ooinion of the
Board of Comniissioners of Per
quimans , Coiinty that it would
be 'injurious to raise State Road
Number 1351 from its present
elevatiohi and said board re
spectfully requests the State of
North a6lina VHighviray ' Com
mission - that , said, rt'ad not be
raised and ! that furthVr invest!-
gation be .made to, provide prop
er ' drainaige for-; property in
volved.' ?-S. ':: - :
On motion diilv : made and
passed, 'the , board instructed C.
Edgar . White, Superintendent of
Public Welfare,' to, secure ai pro
missory .j note - from each person
hospitalised by the Welfare De
partment. On motion duly made and
passed, , the Board, authorized the
budget to be amended in the
amount "of $200 to employ secre
tary for the Soil Conservation
office and the amount to come
from surplus funds. ',-.
On motion duly ; made, sec
onded and passed, -the board
made the following resolution:
We the Board of. Commission
ers of PefqUimans County,
North Carolina,' respectfully re
quest the State Highway Patrol
of North Carolina to assign a
resident Highway" Patrolman to
Perquiiriahs County . and any con
sideration shown us will be ap
preciated. . ';
The Treasurer wastordered to
pay the following v bills:
. Hertford Hardware & Supply
Co., Inc., $21 23; Eastern Office
Equipment Co., $53.10;: Economy
Typewriter Co, Inc., $42.50; El
liott Layden, $52.55; Gregory's
5-10-25c. Store, $5.65; Gatling and
Pierce Printing Co, $30.85; Key
stone Envelope Co., $52.80 Mit
chell Printing Co., $3.85; Owen
G. Dunn Co., $22.38; Perquimans
Weekly, $74.75; Jackson Whole
sale C6., Inc., $11.95; Julian C.
Powell, $98.00; Mrs.' Ethel. Wins-
uiih a disiv Furnace?
'i!jr
Koop
'i'V-
,..:,-v, -,r ttg .inade -ith an outartanditIt;, -'. - O Burns much cleaner-by fer V .
x . new additive that 'cfeaw a$ it Sevee en fuel WHi-givee you more heet
PpOHCT YCUR IIOMI VITII PURI III ATI HO OIL UOVil
lCAU VS TCDAYI
Co., $255.49; ; Sam, . Hourrhouws,
$44.85; W. H. Lane St Son,
$164.68; J. K. White, Sheriff,
$56.80; J. C. Blanchard & Co,
Inc., $18.21; Chowan Hospital,
Inc., $772.32; Chowan Medical
Center, $85.00; Cannon's Grocery,
$10.07; Bill Fowler, $20.00; Roan
oke - Chowan Hospital, Inc.,
$52.00; Louise Obici Memorial
Hospital, $70.00; Gravely Sana
torium, $18.60; C. Edgar White,
$14.86; Mrs. .Elton Layden,
$150.00; T. Julian Long, $150.00;
Percy Rogerson, $175.00; Mrs.
Belle Proctor, $150.00; Melvin
Euro, $150.00.
:!,No: further business the Board
adjourned. ; .,
R. L. SPIVEY,
i .... . ... Chairman.
JULIAN C. POWELL,
- Clerk to Board.
CARD Or THANKS
To all our friends, thank you
for all your kind thoughts ren
dered us. during our recent be
reavement. Thomas Tillcy and Family.
Buddy Tillcy and Family.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my. friends for
cards, visits and gifts and other
acts of kindness Shown to me
while I was confined to my
home because of my recent acci
dent. MRS. ETHEL PERRY.
1
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my many
friends and neighbors for all the
cards, gifts, visits made and all
other acts of kindness shown me
while I was in the hospital and
since my return home. May God
bless you.
Mrs. H. S. Davenport
Classified - Legals
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who need extra money. No
experience necessary. High
commissions, plus bonds and
prizes. Write Mrs. Louise
Perry, Box 242, Ahoskie, N. C.
feb 17
LESPEDEZA HAY FOR SALE
Richard Harrell, Box 39, Har
vey Point Road, Hertford.
feblO.17,24
SALESMEN WANTED BE
independent. Sell Rawleigh
Products. Good nearby locali
if clean with clean-burning
lit
A clean furnace costs less to run,
PURE Heating OU burns clean
, . -...'i,
gives you aU the heat ypu pay for. t, ,
ty open in Perquimans Coun
ty. Write today. ; Raweigh's,
Dept. NCB-720-5, Richmond,
Va. 1 ;Feb3,l 0,17,24
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feb 3,10.17,24
FINE SEWING, FORMALS,
wedding gowns, party dresses,
repair furs, hems, minor al
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Lester T. Keel, Hertford, N. C.
Feb3,10,17,24 ,
FOR RENT A FOUR ROOM
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tral, heat. See W. M. Morgan
at the furniture store in Hert
ford. Jan 27Feb3,10,17
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
ALL KINDS
Roofing - Siding
Painting - Tile Work
Brick Work - Garages
. Rooms Built - Cabinets j
Blown-in Insulation 1
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Phone 5704
CHARLES HASKF.TT
104 E. Colonial Aire.
Elizabeth City
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executor
of the estate of Mr. Ellen W.
McCallum, deceased, late of Per
quimans County, Nonth Carolina,
this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against tfie estate of
said deceased to exfeibit them to
the undersigned at ;' Hertford. N.
C., on or before thle 3rd day of
February. 1962, or thus notice
will be pleaded hi bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate win please make
immediate payment.
This 3rd day. of February,
1961.
J. EMMET3T WINSLOW.
Executor of
Mrs. Ellen; W. McCallum
PebJ7,HMar3. 1 0; 1 7,24
noticFof'admInIstratTon
Having qualified as Admini
strators of thei estate of Mrs.
Nancy B. Gregoirv. deceased, late
of Perquimans.; County, North
, O Knpi oil Hm fitter clem
O Ketpi burner nonlt cliM -
complete burning
lUkee Heme better.
Corolinar' thls "is "td" notify "all
exhibit them to the: undersigned
at Box 514. Elizabeth City. N. C.f
on or before the 14th dav of
January. 1962, or this notice wi
be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. AH persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
mediate payment. "
Jhis 14th dav of January. 1961.
P. L. GREGORY. BR,
& MOODY HARRELL
Administrators of
Mrs. Nancy B. Gregory
Jan20.27.Feb3.10.17.24 s
NOTICE OF. ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Adminis
trators of the estate of Miss
NeDDIP M Smith Wanuu1. lota
of Perquimans . County, North
arouna, mis is to notify all per
sons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
tnemr to the undersigned.' at
Route 2. Hertforrt. TJ P am nr.
before the 19th day of January,
lauui, or tins notice win be plead
ed i in bar of their recovery. All
D&VSon.S indohtorl in eaiA. Aatatn
wlll please make immediate pay
ment.
This 19th dav of January, 1901.
A. J. SMITH, SR. and
ROY W. SMITH,
Administrators of Miss Neppie
M. Smith.
Jan27Feb3,10,17.24Mar3
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