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I From! I Woodland ' -
,11 ? Mra Roy- Griffin 'from" Wood-
; f land : is -spending kevrn -oys
1 ' with Mrs. J. R. 'FutrelJ
.Frott Crewivill " ' J . '
2 ', Mrs. Frank Jolly of, Greenville
i spent the week-end ; with her
t mother, Mrs. Wilsoi)( Reed. J -,
5,'From Wilmington '
Mrs,, Giles. JKornegay , of '.Wil
f i mington has returned home after
t visiting ; Mrs. Riddick ChappeU.
i Week-end GuMtt
f Those who visited Mr. ' and
I Mrs.' Joe White -and family, over
I : , the week-end were' Mr, and Mrs,-
Dallas1 Jethro and 'children, Mrs.
-. Murray Nixfcn and children,' Mr.
, and Mrs. Edwin.. Good win and
children, all of 'Edenton,'. and
A Mrs. J3an Simpson bl
lpjer
"CARD OF THANKS ' '
The1 family ot Way land L.
White, Sr., w.ishes to' say heart
felt 'Jthankt you" ojlli. the
kindnesses shown .during ithis
.time , of bereavement. Your
thoughtfulness has been' of great
comfort. - '-S ,
CARD OF THANKS
Our heartfelt thanks' " to each
arid everyone who so kindly re
membered us with visits, phone
calls,, cards,,, prayers,,, food, gifts
and flowers, during our recent
accident. . ( , 4
Most sincerely, - 1
.1 .' Mrs. George (Lib) Baker
':!. and Mrs. George tCaddy
a w wr a wvfl 1 v-'
Mrs. Biggers and I wish to'
- expresj 'our' appreciation 'for the
1 cards, flowers and visits during
the illness and - death of my
father, J. Frank Biggers.
John T. Biggers
Taylor Tliaatre
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Saturday, August 22-23-24-n
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SODOM AND GOMORRAH"
' ' FILMED IN COLOBi "',''
. Suadfty 2:3Q and 1:30
Monday and Tuesday 8:00
Wednesday, August 28- .
PUT LUCKY, IT'S FREE
Paul Anka In
"tOOK IN ANY W
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dealing oil thry sun,... r and 1 J r-Jy Tor au
tumn's first tool dz's. rt's an c 1 1 r ii'oa
to keep it fil'pd with Sinc'ur
' slciting Cil, I - - iium '4 y
always. You'll gat cleaner
jt.eat, more co.Tfort, and j.'j
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BIRTH' ANNOUNCEMENT
"Mr. and Mrs. W. W. White,
Jr;; announce the birth of. a son,'
Walter , Wellington White' HI,
born Thartday, August 15. ' Mrs.
I White, fc vtta former Miss Diane
Divers,. . " . - '-r-
rON6RED ON tlRTTOAY
' Little Corinrte .Underwood was
nonored on hen third birthday
at is party giveh by her parents,
M and: Mrs. Gil .Underwood,
at her home Saturday, August
1,7 at S:30 ,P. M.. Birthday Icake
and ice Cream' warf served to-, the
t2giiests .present .
familV reunion )
. .The family of the late Charlie
and- Ida. Winslow held a reunion
at ?the sOmmer cottage, of Mr.
ana" Mrs.' E. ;T. White, Sr.', at
Little, River Beach .near Weeks
ville, Sunday, afternoon, August
Hth. ' '
.Those! present were Mrs. A. P.
Winslow, .Donald i Winslow, i Mr.
and Mrs. -W. H.' Hathaway, Jr.;
and children, Robin arid Timmie
of Norfolk,' . Va.; Mr. and Mrs.
Linwood Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Bunch and children,, Karen
and Keith, ' Mr.v and, Mrs. Leslie
Hobbs and son, Kennie of Hobbs
ville; Mr. ,and Mrs. - Richard
Wyatte and children, Katny and
Cindy ; of : Suffolk,'-. Va.;! - Miss
Mary Winslow,'. Bennie Winslow,"
Mr. ' and Mrs. 'Clifford Winslow
and children, tan,' Claudia and
Edward of Whiteston; Mr. : and
Mrs, E,.T. White, Sr. i .
A , son, Charlie. Winslow and
.family and a grandson, Charlie
Calvin Hobbs, could not be pres
ent. Whiteston News
The Rev. - John C Trivett and
daughter, Miss Edith Trivett of
Pinnacle were visitors 1 in the
community on Saturday. Mr.
Trivett once was pastor' of
Piney Woods Meeting. v,it,
( Mr.i 1 and s Mrs. X Vivian Whit,e
and Mrs.'.Levennff: Mrs. White's
visiiuis iiere u lew , uuys last
week.. ." j ...
The J. . Frank Casey lamfly
'Off GolUsb
ordU visited I relative's
here for the week-end.
I Mr,"ind Mrsr Barton Jtyers
returned to jtheir. home ,Jn Wil
mingtoi on sunaayk'after'a; twd
Weeks acation with their "moth"-;
ers, Mrs. John T. Lane and Mrs.
III! i iV --.M'm
ACMUGDACK
. Nwwl Yon on BettHefattTellef oon4
from mnrinc backache, headache and
Muscular achca and pains that often caus
ratleaa night and miserable tired-out
feelings. Whan these dJaeomforta come on
with overexertion or stress ana strain
-you want relief-want It fasti Another
disturbance mar be mild bladder Irritation
following wrong food and drink-often aeu
ting np a restleas uncomfortable feeling.
' Doan'e PJUa work fast In S separata
wan: l.bxspeedr pain-relieving action ta
ease torment of nagging backache, head
aches, muscular r ihe and pains. 1. br
aoothinc effect on Madder irritation. . by
mild diuretic action tending to increase
output of the 16 mlks of kidney tubes.
7 1 EJojr ' good night's sleep) anil the
aame happy relief millions nave for over
SO years. For convenience,' ask for tin
. large sue. Cat Poan'a Pills today! r
. . . V. - ,. . . ';,.-'i',-r.'-.;'
7
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William T. mith. ' '
Mrs., Vewia Winslow spent the
week-end at Gates visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Wiggins
and family.
Mrs. Jean Millet of Washing-
ton, D.- C., was a visitor with
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest White last
Sunday. - . , 4
' Mr., and Mrs. Allen . J. White
and " children of i Philadelphia,
Pa., are spending this week here,
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.1
Ernest White. . . . I
Those spending this week at
Nags Head were: Mr. and Mrs.
Billie Winslow and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lanier "White and boys,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lassfter and
family, Rosser Baker, Carl and
Helene and children. Last week
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Stallings
and girls were at the beach; al
so Mrs. Nathan Riddick.
-The, following Deoole went on
I a bus to Quaker Lake Camp last
week-end: Mr. ' and . Mrs; John
Lassiter, Mr..,- and Mrs: Alec
Stallings, the Gene Dillon fami
ly, Mr. and Mrs.. Alvah Wins
low and James, the Lyndon
White family, Janie Stallings,
Robert Hill, Rachel Winslow,
Nita and Sandra White, Karen
Stallings,, Miss Beck from Hert
ford, Reggie Baker, Reggie Wins
low, Steve Riddick, Jimmie Rid
dick, Linda Hall, Phyllis Wil
liams and Joyce Davenport.
Mr. and .'Mrs.: Dempsey' Wins
low "and Mr. and Mrs. .Gale
Winsldw and' Donna of Chapel
Hill spent the week-end at' the
Jesse V. Rountree cottage
Kitty' Hawk.
at
Winf all News
- Mr. and Mrs. E. ,B. Hollowell
had a steak cook-out Tuesday at
noon, at -their home. Those en
joying the dinner(were Mr. and
Mrs, Tommy and Bailey . Temple
and children of Newland com
munity and John . Earl Hollowell
of Philadelphia, Pa!
-Mr. and Mrs, J. F- Hollowell,
Jr., , -and . children and Grover'
Hollowell were dinner guests of
Mrv and Mrs. J. F. Hollowell,
Sr. The dinner was in honor of
J.. F., Sr.'s birthday.
r. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stallings
and .daughter of v Norfolk, Va.,
spent Sunday , witji his parents,
Mr, 'and Mrs. Ernest Stallings.
They ,were accompanied home by
Jerry Starlings, : who will spend
the week. - . ' j-
Mr. and Mrs. Sheltdn Morgan
had. as theif Quests on Wednes
day evening at a steak cook-out
the Rev. Charles, G. Presley and
family of Elizabeth tci'ty and
Jeff Sijtithi Of Hertford, Route 2-
Miss Ann Thurman is spending
several days with Mr. and Mrs.
N. J. Smith. : v' ' ' -
Mrs. , Wimpy L. White and
daughter of Norfolk, Va., spent
several days with -her -brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.' and Mrs.,
Rufus- Proctor.
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TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIFIED
; FOR LIFE INSURANCE,
MORTGAGE REDEMPTION,
RETIREI13T INSURANCE---
CALL BOB MORRIS
in Williamston at SW-2-3102 - Collect
Nit Only ... He Works
' ( Days SELLING INSURANCE)
Security Life & TVust Co,
I " ' "N. C's Leading insurance Company" '
tigcl(!li!iiai!iiaigMgjgSgH
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r litm this
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w"i jZ2 furthti or mort
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Mr. and Mrs. Matt , Mathews
Spivey, Jr., : announce the ; en
gagement and approaching mar
riage of her daughter, -Nancy
Lou Bateman, to Oscar ' Waldo
Winslow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Roy Winslow of Belvi
dere. : ,..'
The wedding will take place
Sunday, August 25 at 4 o'clock
P. M. at the New Hope Metho
dist Church, Durants Neck.
No invitations will be sent,
but all friends of the families
are cordially invited. ' ' ,, ' ;
Mi. and Mrs. Tommie- Math
ews" and daughter, Lillian' Anne
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B.'Bas
night Sunday. ::.(- y .
Mr. and Mrs. ' Howard Math-
: ews. i?r.. and Mr. and Mri How
ard Mathews; Jr., spent 'the
week-end at Chesapeake Beach
as. guests of Mr. "and Mrs. El
wood Hudson. ".V',
Judy Ingram of Norfolk is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. WaHon
Lane this week. '.. ;
Mrs. "Clarence ChappeU, Jr.,
and children spent the week-end
with .her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Winston Lane, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Phelps and
Mrs. Maude Godwin called on
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Basnight Sun
day afternoon. : - I
Mr. and Mrs. James were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs, N. J.
Jordan Sunday. - - v ' ; .
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sUndav school
LESSON U;-'
, i, ConKnued from Page Four ;
irn-irii rmr nr inr r in nnri nrinne
we must never assume that God
is confined to these, places of
self-reyelatidh. Although, the
thoughts. ,xpressed. wer icrude,
Jacob prayed. And God calls us
to prayer, i to communion with
him. Thereby we may acquire
an expanding understanding of
what he is Spirit of. Truth and
Holiness. As we reflect on his
nature, we also gain , new in
sights into what we would have
ius be,, and our prayers .can be
come purified. ,
Through prayer we can seek
purity of heart, holiness of
spirit and a dedication to God's
holy will for our lives. We can
pray for an understanding mind
ind a clean heart in his service.
These comments re
jutlinei of the Inlernational Sun
day School Lesson, copyrighted
by the International Council ol
"eligkmi Education, ud Used by
permission.) ' ''':i:::-C'i'i:-'
i i v. ;
Special Coupon 0 !
Funeral Services For'
Mrs. Penelope Caddy
(Funeral services for Mrs. Pe
nelope Haskett Caddy, 83, who
died Saturday at 3:00 P. M.,; at
her home 509 Willow Street after
a long illness, were held Monday
at 2:00 P. M.,- in the chapel, of
the Swindell Funeral Home (by
the Rev. James Joyner, pastor, of
the Bethlehem Christian. Church,
of which she was a memberv
"Precious Lord, Take My
Hand" and "Beyond The Sunset"
were sung by Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Stallings, Mr. and Mrs. Ji B.
Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Lane. They , were accompanied I
oy Mrs. J.' Elue white, organist.
The casket 'pall, was madeJ of
red and white carnations. 1
Pallbearers were Joseph Boce,
Franklin Boyce, Robert Boyce,
W. O. "Red" Elliott, Jay Caddy
and Richard Conner. '
: Burial was in Cedarwood
Cemetery. f 1
Mrs. Caddy, a native and life
long resident of Perquimans
County, was the widow of Jb'hn
Thomas Caddy and daughter' of
the late Millard Filmore and
Mrs. Ida Stepney Haskett.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Ida Baum of Hertford; two sons,
James Alden Caddy of Norfolk
and Judson N. Caddy of Ports
mouth; nine grandchildren and
17 great-grandchildren.
VARIETY OF CASES IN
RECORDER'S COURT
Continued from Page 1
paid the court costs.
Percel Twine,- charged with
being drunk on the street, was
fined $2.00 and taxed with Jhe
court costs.
Rosa L.' Modlin", charged with
not having a valid operator's or
chauffeur's license, was fined $25
and taxed with the costs.
Phillip Harrell, charged with
allowing unlicensed operator to
operate his vehicle, was fined $25
and taxed with the costs.
Horace L. Stallings, charged
with failure to drive on the
right half of the highway, paid
the costs.
Jack D. . Trueblood, charged
with ;irriproper exhaust, paid thi
court" costs.,
Wayne Goodlingl(Ir.,, charged
with fjUJurii'ip' f&e! Mended
movement could be made in saf
ety, paid the costs. .
William A. Jenkins, charged
with improper operator's license,
paid the costs.
David L. Trueblood, charged,
with failure to yield right of,
way to another vehicle, was
fined $25 and '; taxed with the
costs. I'ltO - h)i
T. D. Qriffin, charged with
improper brakes, paid the., costs.
Allen Wilson, charged-- with
not having a valid operator's li
cense, was fined $25 and taxed
with the costs.
Charles R. Selby, charged wth
improper muffler, paid the costs.
Van W." Cuthrell, charged
with disobeying a stop sign, was
taxed with the costs. 1
VARIETY OFOOiTrIeAdInG
i IN PICTORIAL REVIEW
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able ; reading. The Baltimore
American Pictorial Review sec
tion serves up such a wide range
of features and information you
are sure to enjoy this lively
package. Cartoons, columnists,
comics, educational 1 and inspira
tion features are regular fare in
the : '.
PICTORIAL REVIEW
Distributed exclusively with the
BALTIMORE AMERICAN
on sale at your local newsdealer
if. J'. S j
; fsit.if.nf esn.nl). Stsntf,
nuiht M yoe Mm.. M.,
sfl Fn. nwrstnii fey ysur
North Csrol.nl Foro Owtrs:
Classified and Legais
-f SPARE TIME INCOME
Refilling and collecUng money)
from NEW TYPE high quality
coin operated dispensers in1 this
area. No selling. ; To qualify you
must have car, references, $600
to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve
hours weekly can net excellent
monthly income. More full time.
For personal interview Write
P. O. Box 4185, Pittsburgh 2, Pa.
Include phone number.. It
THE THIRTY-NINTH SEMI
ANNUAL SALE of the Vir-
' ginia Hampshire Swine Breed
ers' Association will be held
Thursday, September 5, 1963,
at 7 P. M., at the Tidewater
Sale Barn. Courtland. Vireinia
Soiiino- 1 Rrorl onto 9n rnBn i
:m.. -j n r..j.
Gilts and 12 Boars. Founda-
tion animals from Virginia's
top herds. Show at 3:30 P. M,
For catalog, write Carl W.
Grove, Secretary, Waynesboro,
Va. ' Aug23
WANTED POPrAR LOGS
and blocks. Call Hertford Ve
neers, Inc., 426-7420, Hertford,
N. C. Aug23tfc
SALESMEN WANTED NEED
more or better income? Serv
lhg families in r'erquimans
ing families
County with Rawleigh Prod
ucts can enable you to be
come financially independent.
No capital "required. Write
Rawleigh, Dept. NCH-720-841,
Richmond, Va.
Aug2,9,16,23
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Modern apartments to lent:
Vk, three and four-room apart-
: ments, furnished or unfurnish
ed as desired. Electric stove,
refrigerator and watet heater
with each apartment. Call
Hertford 426-5360 for infor
mation. Sept21tfc
FOR SALE ONE 1960 MODEL
45 self-propelled John Deere
Combine with 4-row bean
header and 2-row corn header.
Alton Stallings, Route 1, Hert
ford, or Call Hertford 426
7685. expAug23
FOR SALE HOUSE AT 241
Woodland Circle, Hertford.
Four rooms, bath, breezeway
and garage. Contact- William
Landing, phone 426-5302, Hert-
..ford. Augl6,23
HOUSES FOR SALE
(colored property)
NO DOWN PAYMENT!
Owner will financel
PURCHASE PRICES: very low!
Location:! 1. Dobb Street
v v Hertford
2. Main Street
, . Winfall
' 'c " 3. King Street
Winfall
Inquire by: Writing Box 333 c0
Perquimans ' Weekly, Hertford,
N. C. Give name, address and
place of employment.
Augl6,23
FOR RENT 4 ROOMS AND
bath, upstairs apartment, 306
N. Front St., on river, furnish
ed or unfurnished. Call C. R.
Holmes, Attorney, . 426-7288,
Hertford, N. C Augl6,23
ANNOUNCING OPENING OF
kindergarten in September,
v Open to all Perquimans Coun
ty children. Health certificates
are required and all children
must be 5 years old by Octo
ber 15. Those interested call
Mrs. Alva Bunch, phone 428
5666r Hertford. A,ugl6,2Z
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as .Admini
stratrix of the estate of Mary
Emma Simons, deceased, late of
Perquimans County, North Caro
lina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
t.
iEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER
. WKt W. .
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IS
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lie).
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pleaded in har of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate
payment. -
This 7th day of August, 1963.
Beatrice Francine Delany
! 36 Martlett Street
Asheville. N. C.
Administratrix of
Mary Emma Simons.
Aug9,16423,30 v
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executor
of the estate of Wayland L.
White, Sr., deceased, late of Per
quimans County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to
the undersigned at 225 W. Mar
ket Street, Hertford, N. C., on
or before the 1st day of March,
1964, or this notice will be plead
led in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
1 will please make immediate
payment.
This 10th day of August, 1963.
SIDNEY'S.
BLANCHARD,
Executor of
Wayland L. White, Sr.
Augl6,23,30,Sept6
EXTRACTS FROM MINUTES,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
A regular meeting of the May
or and Board of Town Commis
sioners of the Town of Hert-
ii""',- "lu "'"'""-ipai
Building in the Town of Hert
ford, N. C, at 7:30 o clock, P. M..
on July 8th, 1963.
Present were V. N. Darden,
Mayor, and Commissioners W. A.
White, 'John G. Beers and W. F.
Ainsley.
Absent: Henry C- Sullivan.
Whereas, the Mayor and com
missioners were informed that
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency, desired that further
regulations ana laws oe oassea,
as to installations of Electric 1
Wiring and Apparatus; and as to I
Plumbing installations, within I
the Town of Hertford; andl
whereas, it is the desire of the
Mayor and Commissioners of the :
Town of Hertford, North Caro
lina, to conform with these wish
es, and in order to properly reg
ulate this matter; now, there
fore, Be it ordained by the Com
missioners of the Town of Hert-
ford,; North Carolina
That the "1962 National Elec-1
trical Code, Standard of the Na-
tional Board of Fire Underwrit
ers for Electric Wiring and Ap
paratus, code number NBFP No.
70: and that the North Carolina
State Building Code, Article XX,
pertaining to Plumbing, 1963
Edition" (copies of both, either
the Electric Wiring and Apparat
us Ordinance, or the North Car
olina State Building Code, Arr
tide GX, pertaining to Plumb
ing Ordinance, may be read and
inspected' at the Municipal Build
ing, Hertford, N- C.), be, and
the same are hereby approved
COIMMY
GENTLEMAN
STRAIGHT BOURBOV
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SAFETY CHECK?
Every driver needs one. And we'
make one every time you bring
, your Ford in for service. We
check out your brakes, steering
system, lights, windshield
wipers, and tires NO
CHARGE! It's all part'of our
hew Ford Quality Car Care
service system. (Crash helmet
adjustment extra.)
Your Ford tutdi
little cart it'
jttM good tente to
givt it Ihe beftl
in
osst....iC.
. an
to apply to the; Town or f
ford, North Carolina, and v
the same shall, on and after .
gust 23, 1963, be in full fu
and effect in the Town of Jlen
ford. North Carolina. ' -jC
Passed by the Mayor nd Cie
Board of Commissioners at the
regular Town Meeting, held on,
July 8th, 1963, at the Municipal
Building, Hertford, North Caro-.;
Una. :': '-- ' 'y
R. C ELLIOTT,
Town Clerk. - ;
Augl6,23 ' : ' ;'.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATIONS
State of North Carolina ,,
Perquimans County
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT -Cecil
L. Skinner and wife, Mary
O. Skinner: Blanche L. Skin
ner, widow: Billie Skinner
Barrington and husband David
M. Barrington: Mildred Skin-:
ner Lambdin and husband
Wayne F. Lambdin: Sybil S.
Skinner, unmarried; Shirley
Skinner Endenf ield, and hus
band Bernice A. Endenfield:
Blanche Skinner Decker and
husband, John H. Decker;
Raymond Carl Skinner and
wife Celtic L. Skinner; B. ,C.
Skinner and wife Hazel Skin-'
ner; Nealie E. Kendall and
husband Percy A. Kendall;
Gilbert G. Skinner and Wife
Byrma C. Skinnerr George
Skinner Wingate and wife
Nelona T. Wingate: '. Vertal
Wingate and wife Alma D. .
Wingate: Murry Wingate and
wife Elfrieda Wingate: Ottis
F. Wingate and wife Katie D.
Wingate; Wallace Vernon Win
gate, Jr., and wife Ann- R.
Wingate; Dorothy WinRate
Patrick and husband P. P.
Patrick: George R. Wingate
and wife Mrs. George -R. Win
gate: Lillian Ann Ray '.and
husband William , D. Ray;
Alonza B. Wineate. unmarried:
Melvin J. Colson and wife,
Jessie S- Colson, . .
Petitioners
vs.
Lewis H. Litchfield, widower:
Cheryl Litchfield, minor, and
Harold Litchfield, minor,
Defendants,
To Lewis H. Litchfield, Cheryl
Litchfield and George Harold
Litchfield
TAKE NOTICE THAT .
A pleading seeking relief
against you has been . filed in.
the above entitled Special Pro
ceeding. The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows: To sell the
tract of land described in the
Petition in this cause, in which
you have an interest, for Parti
tion.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than the 17th day of September,
1963, and upon your failure to
do so the parties seeking service
I against you win uppiy iu me
Court for the relief sought.
This 5th day pf August, 1963.
W. J. WARD. .
Clerk of the Superior
Court of Perquimans :;
County, N. C.
Aug9,l 6,23.30
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