ns i L.";crr,a::3 vztzly. uni'T'onD. mouth Carolina, Friday, jantjab? ss, 19C3.
PACH
1
, home economics
c?enV gaySi "Club
, , cnanged as other
iave ; changed but the
I Sfiuiples of Home Dem
i t work remaia .... the
She also said ."Most
at of all, in Hofne Dtm
n work, is . the dub
' aow. your year bock"
I ?. White's - topic for
i'-'0:ih...,,; She i; explained
- ""we Demonstration . organiza
tion emblem, which is found on
the front of our club yearbook.
Eke explained . our creed, how
the organization is set up and
wis
IS
s
the
named its affiliations. ."
The Horn Demonstration or
ganisation is - an educational
program and planned to assist
the iiomemaker In making bet
ter homes for their families.
Since the first sentence in our
creed, : "Today's v Home Builds
Tomorrow's World." we 1 should
strive to establish our : homes
according to that belief." ..
The meeting was called to or
der by our president, Mrs. Colon
Jackson. VO Master Let Me
Walk With Thee," our song for
the month, was sunt. Mrs.
Fred. Mathews 'gave the devo
tional , taken" from, the 24th
Psalm. Mrs. Warner Modre led
in prayer. ' :
A short business meeting was
conducted. Fourteen members
were present and the paid their
ajinual club dues to- Mrs. Dick
Brewer, secretary and (treasurer,
Three committee reports were
heard. Mrs.r Vera Bai'.on re
ported on vhe Estelle T. Smith
fund available to young women
ip the county.-. Mrs. Fred Ma
thews -explained' "the Julia F.
Ouyler , music scholarships and
Mir. Warner Madre explained
the' education program, '''.
,i Flans - were discussed for
our covered dish "supper in Feb
ruary which will be a joint
meeting and will be at the Ag
riculture Buildinj,., - : -.;
The i hostess, Mrs; Fred Ma
thews, served delicious -Tefresh-nients.
' i
i The meeting was adjourned by
repeating the club collect.
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YOUR CHOICE OF MAKES, MODELS AND YEARS, INCLUDING
TCP-VALUE FORD DEALER USED CARSI
1961 FORD Galaxie 4-dr. Sedan
i 1959 CHEVROLET 4-dr. BelAir
1959 PLYMOUTH 4-door
1959 FORD Galaxie Victoria 2-door
1959 FORD Galaxie 4-door Victoria
1958 FORD 500 Victoria 2-door
1958 FORD Falrlane 500 4-dr. Vict.
. 1957 FORD Custom 300 4-door
1957 CHEVROLET Belair 4-door
1957 MERCURY 2-door
1957 FORD 2-door
1956 CHEVROLET 4-dr. Hardtop
1956 FORD Custom 300 4-door
1956 PLYMOUTH 2-door Hardtop
1955 FORD Custom 2-door
1961 FORD F100 Pickup
. 1957 CHEVROLET Pickup
..' .1955 FORDF100
1954 CHEVROLET Pickup
Wi?iSLOrU'CIIA(tD MOTOR CC.
PHONE 3531
Dealer'. No. 1741
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- :
Busy Bee 4-H Hub .
Meets At Belvidere
v.: :-rP?:i hTtf'-
The Busy Bee -Mf Club met
at Belvidere Community Build
ing January 15, 1963. The presi
dent, Tim Riddick. '( called, the
meeting to order; The pledge
at- allegiance and 4-H pledge
were repeated. . Carol White was
in charge of the devotion. - Daisy
Griffin read some Scripture from
the Bible and Pauline Lamb led
in prayer. ... -.;
Emily Jane White, acting sec.
retary, read the, minutes of the
last meeting and . the roll '. was
called with 20 present. Thelma
Rogerson and Thelma Riddick
gave a demonstration on How To
Write A Check. Recreation lead
er, Dianne Layden, led. in some
games ana anerwards refresh'
merits were served and enjoyed
by all. '
441 HeaKh Record Books were
collected ..following ( which the
meeting was dismissed.
BURGESS WMU MEETS
The Burgess WMU held its
January meeting at the home of
Mrs. Earl Riddick Monday, Jan
uary 14,, at 7;30. The l meeting
was opened by singing the hymn
"We've A Story To Tell To The
Nations," followed by The Lord's
Prayer. . .
Minutes were ; read and ap
proved. The roll was called with
16 members present. Final plans
for a visit to the Morgan Rest
Home on January 21 at 7 o'clock
were made. Treats for each pa.
tient were planned.
Mrs. Joseph Ay scue presented
the program on Christian Wit'
nessing. The meeting was clos
ed with the Watchword.
The hostess served nuts and
strawberry shortcake topped
with whipped cream.
VARIETY OF CASES TRIED"
IN RECORDER'S COURT
STCPFZEN GUTTERS
STOP RUINED WALLS
HERTFORD
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Gutter Cable mlte escape
cnnnei-Keep awHersard:
vynsooucpen.7h cwly
cable wirh.the easential
stiffening ck weighting core.
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with following another vehicie
too closely, paid the costs.
.! Jake Brown, charged with be
ing drunk on the streets of Hert
ford, was fined $2.00 and taxed
with costs.
Charles Ed w a r d Mainous,
charged with improper registra
tion, paid the costs.
The following defendants were
charged with exceeding the speed
limit; they were fined and tax
ed with costs as follows.-. Donald
E. Pearce, $20.25 and costs;
Thomas R. Gallicano, costs; Joe
Phillips, Jr., W. L. White, Wil
liam A. Bowser, William Earl
Hollis and James Lee' Brown,
each paid fines of $7.25 and
pourt costs; William A. Graddy
and Horton Lacy, Taylor paid
fines of $10.25 each plus the
costs; . Donald A. Doxey, $9.25
and costs; George s. Propert,
Bruce Allen Fosnocht, Allen R.
Wood and James Edward Rich
ard paid fines of $6.25 each and
court costs; Oscar Overton, tax
ed with costs and John W. For
fleet $5.25 and costs.
He Knows
SUNDAY SCHOOL
;-;;'s: '.essqn
...
Continued from Page 8
The open heart, the surrendered
will, these are what Jesus is
seeking. And when the Word
is planted in a life like this, it
can bring forth "thirtyfold and
sixtyfold and a hundreifold."
(These commenta are based on
oullinet of the Internationa.
Sunday School Lessons, copy
righted by the InternaUonai
Council of Religious Edueatioa
and used 07 permission-.
Jisgs: "Many a man has a
talent for conversation which he
has had no opportunity of turn
ing to account."
Jinks: "Um-er-yes; I am mar
ried myself."
To my sense the Sermon on
the Mount, read each Sunday
without comment and obeyed
throughout the week, would be
enough for Christian Practice.
; Mary Baker Eddy.
-Agd16tl:jT,)
Free schooling available for residents
of Perquimans County. V: Good pros
pects for full time employment as
sewing machine operator upon com
pletion of school. Inquire at Edenton
office, Employment Security Com
mission, 709 Broad Street, Edenton,
or Don Juan Mfg. Corp., 604 West
Grubb Street, Hertford, as soon as
possible for details. All those who
have applied for work at Don Juan
Mfg. Corp., and who have passed the
aptitude test at the Employment Se
curity Office are eligible to attend
this school.
OH, MY
ACHING BACK
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restless nights and miserable tired-out
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NO T I C
,1mA O
TOWN VEHICLE LICENSE PLATES
ARE NOW ON SALE AT THE TOWN
OFFICE. PLATES MUST BE PUR.
CHASED AND DISPLAYED BY FEB
RUARY 16th, 1963.
TOOT1W MTIF(0K
R. C. ELLIOTT, Clerk
Nashville
Battleboro
STATEMENT
JP ES (S) IP IL IS S
BANK & TRUST COMPANY
ITOME OFFICE . . . ROCKY MOUNT
Branches
O Whitakers Zebulon Middlesex
Pinetops Enfield Sharpsburg
HERTFORD
North Carolina
December 31, 1962
Edenton
Henderson
ASSETS
Cash and Due from Banks , .
United States Government Securities
State, County and Municipal Bonds
Corporate Stocks '
Loans and Discounts ...
Banking Houses, Furniture and Fixtures
Other Assets
TOTAL
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Surplus
Undivided Profits' and Capital Reserves
Total Capital Accounts ,.,
Reserve for Taxes, Unearned Interest, Depreciation, etc.
DEPOSITS
TOTAL
..$ 6,540,324.07
..r 16.619.784.S7
. 4,597,114.40
12,500.00
... 25,495,201.20
.. 1,028,572.03
734,280.98
$55,027,777.55
$ 1,000,000.00
... 2,000.000.00
... 1,197,575.53
$ 4,197,575.53
... 1,128,612.46
... 49,701,580.56
.$55,027,777.55
The Above Does Not Include Trust Assets of . - .$20,792,091.
" Commercial Savings Trust Installment Loans
f MEMBER
. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
HERTFORD OFFICERS
R. M. Riddick, Jr..
..Chairman of the Local Board
& Executive Vice President
R. L. Steven3on......................Vice President & Cashier
Roy S,, Chappell, Jr..:....;
G. R. Tucker................
....Assistant Cashier
..m Assistant Cashier
HERTFORD ADVISORY BOARD
R. M. RIDDICK. JR., Chairman ,
R. L. STEVENSON. Secretary
J. W. WARD
R. L. HOLLO WELL " . ;
CHARLES E. JOHNSON
' V. N. DARDEN ' . 1 1
W. H. OAKEY. JR. , "
HARRY W. WINSLOW
T. P. BYRUM
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