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THE praatJIMAKS WEEKlt, RTRTTOJRD WORTH, CAIOWWA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1963.
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Trailing Classes
Begin Sept, 30th;
William A- Hollar, manager
of the Edeoton Employment Se-,
curity Commission pffice, an
nounced early this week that -the
C auto-truck , mechanic aod,v' Ste
nographic icourses to be offered
in Edenton will begin on Mon
, day, Beptembei; 80. ,
At present, Mr. Hollar, j-epcists,
a sufficient number of individ
uals have qualified to fill; both
, the auto-truck mechanic and ste
nographic classes. VWe , will,
however,",, says Mr; Hollar ooh
- tinue to take applications for
these courses in order that we
may fill any last minute .vacan
cies which may ocour." " ; ".
Mr. Hollar jalso says there is.
' a possibility that individuals in
terested in some other type of
training could be enrolled! in
similar courses in other . areas
of thei stated- ;;,:v;v:' .';;?:v '
i - wr navR h piiprunt HKiinv nr
all . training being given and
contemplated over the, state,"
says Mr, Hollar, "and we will
f 1 be glad to discuss these courses
with any1 interested individuals."
WHITESTQN CLUB MEETS
The SentemW ahrt .'ivhitMtnn
Home Demonstration Club meet-.
ing was held in the Community
House with J4 members answer
ing roll call. . "'
The' group Joined in singing
"Clementine after which Mrs.
Archie B. White gave the; devo
tions, -using the First Psalm as
; ine Scripture, closing with the
Lord's , Prayer. Mrs. Billy
White, home economics Exten
sion agent, chose "Personality"
for the demonstration, using dif
ferent phases of life from in
fancy to maturity, closing with
these words: "We must accept
the past work t with the' present
and have faith in the future.
Mrs. William Winslow, Mrst. Ar
chie Riddick and Mrs.' Elmer
Lassiter were on the committee
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Edenton, N. C
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Saturday, Saplember 19-20-21
ALL NEW CCILOR
Miqhiy Monsters rClah
"KINO KONG VS.
GODZILLA"
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Sunday and Monday.' " "- '
September 22-23-1 "v'l-"
Shirley and Carolyn Jones. '
Gig Young and Red Buttons
"A TICKLISH AFrAIR" J
ClaemaScope and Color
e
Tuesday.' September 24 J '
Matinee S:M Night :M P. M.
First MOM World Heritage Picture
Spencer Tracy In .
"CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS"
V ---.V'- .n i i up i. i i ,'-";;
Wednesday. September 23
PLAY LUCKY, IT'8 FBEE
, Vincent Price in ,
"DIARY OF A MADMAN" '
Technicolor ' -
1962 FORD Galaxfe "500w 4-dr. HT
1SS2 FALCON 4-door
v 19S2 CHEVROLET Belair 4-dr. sed.
1C31 FORD 2-door
19S1 CHEVROLET Tudor Belair
KCO FALCON 4-door;
. UZ0 FQRD Fairhne500,, 4-door
- 1959 FORD Custom "200" 4-door
1959 CHEVROLET 4-door Belair
1957 FORD Custom sedan 9-pass.
1957 CHEVROLET ,"210" 4-door
1957 FORD 2-door Fairlahe
1957 F02D2-docr
1CS5 CHVCOLET Belair Hardtop
' 1956 FORD Cuctcm 4-door
19S5 riEHCURY 2-door Hardtop
1955 CHE VHOLST . 4-door Belair
1952 BUICIU-Cocr
1SC2 JZ-? !i v. heelbase
19C3 FOr.D F1Q3 ttykziis Pup. (6)
ie:o FOHD F1"0 V-8 ,
KZd FOI.D 'F1C3 Fic!:i:p 6 cylinder
k) err ;vr "T -t rccn Tn-a
to plan and fix a booth at the
Farm Festival,
The Nominating Committee,
Miss Lena -Winslow, Mrs. Johnny
Stalling ' and Mrs. William
Winslow, ' turned - in a report
with the following list of of
ficers: '- '.' v . -- - ' i- '
-; President, : ' Mrs. Archie B.
White; vice president, Mrs. Tom
Riddick; ..secretary, Mrs. 'Walter
Dale; ; assistant, Mrs. Russell
Baker; treasurer, , Miss Lena B.
Winslow, . . '-. ;r. ' .
The meeting closed by repeat
ing the club collect in unison.
' .The-1 ' hostesses,' ' Mrs. Billy
Winslow and Mrs.' Archie Rid
dick,. served delicious . reresh
ments. - ,' '
Copeland-Riddick
Wedding August 31
James Edward Copeland, Jr.,
and' Gloria Jean Riddick were
united in holy matrimony Aug
ust 31 at 4 o'clock P. M. in a
ceremony :. noted for 1 its simpli
city and charm. 1 ".
The double ring ceremony was
performed by her pastor,, the'
Rev. A. J. McClelland, at ,his
home in Elizabeth City,
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. . and Mrs. James Edward
Copeland, Sr. He is a graduate
of Perquimans County High
School and is now employed by
the Don Juan industry in Hert
ford. '
The bride's parents' are 'Mr.
and Mrs. Earl J. Riddick of
Hertford . Route s ,1. -, She us .
member of the 1963 graduating
class bf Perquimans County
High School.
The bride had as her only .at
tendant , Mrs. Howard Askew,
sister of the bridegroom. ,,'
Howard Askew acted as best
man for his1 brother-in-law.-
The bride was charmingly at
tired in. a white street length
summer cotton dress with White
accessories. Her flowers were-
white feathered carnations.
' The couple will , make their
home in the Chappell Hill com
munity. Civil Seryice Now .
Accepts Applicatioh : ;
"The Board of U.' S. 'civil Ser
Examinees or the, Internal
Revenue Seryice, ' Atlanta, Ga.,
aawoiiuwg,.Uwt.it,,w,Ul,,be5iri ac
cepting applications from ac
countants and senior college ac
cduntirig! ' students ifor ' Internal
Revenue Agent Trainee positions
at grades GS-S and GS-7 pay
ing annual salaries of $4,565 and
$5,540 respectively. , It1,, i A
'.The lists of eligibles establish
ed will be used for filling posi
tions in ' the Atlanta region of
the Internal; Revenue Service
(Alabama, Florida, Georgia; Mis
sissippi, " North Carolina,- South
Carolina and Tennessee').' Most
positions will! be available
around July 1964, and interested
persons should file applications
well in advance of that time for
consideration. , .
' Trainees will enter well plan
ned training, programs, and
chances for promotion are ex
cellent. -
More details may be had from
the Internal Revenue Service
Board of Examiners, and Civil
Service Information desks lo
cated at many post offices. ,
;
King Street PTAV
Holds First Meeting
The King Street Elementary
School PTA held its first meetr,
ing Monday night for the 1963-64
school term.. ,; The devotion in
cluded "My Country ,'Tis of!
Thee" and repeating the Lord's
Prayer. . r. '
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some measures have been takeni " , . , ' ,. i,
to remedy the overcrowding of .Mr. -and Mrs. J. F. Hollowell.i
several . busses. It was con-l Sr-v Mr.- and Mrs., E. B. Hf
firmed that
some busses have
been added. , -
P. Skinner, president, op
pointed a Hospitality Commit
tee consisting of Mrs. Annie M.
Hurdle, Mrs. Elaine Skinner and
Mrs. Margaret. Skinner. .
Principal D. S.- Newby pre-v
sented one new, teacher, Mis.'
Evdora Harney. : She - is a first
grade teacher ; and - school li-1
brarian.
Thirty-one persons joined the
PTA. The Membership . Com
mittee is seeking new members
in all communities.
; r ! : ". j.beth City visited her sister, Mrs.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS, N. J. Smith Monday- afternoon.
' The Ladies' Missionary Society
of Berea Church of Christ held
itfr September meeting Friday
nirfVit fit (k Vtrvma nf If-- TTIot, !
...&iv ni Mtc jiuuic ul mint j u iv
Caddy and Mrs. 1 Whit Cart
wright. The president, Faye
Harrell, called the -meeting - to
order with the members singing
"There Is Sunshine".' Devotion
al was taken from the 1st chap
ter of Luke followed with pray
er by Mrs. Horace Miller. The
minutes were read and roll call
ed by the secretary,! Mrs. Leroy
Dail.
During the business session
the members decided to prepare
a Sunshine Box for an ill mem
ber of -the. congregation. Mrs.
Edna Eure rendered an interest
ing Japanese Missionary Story,
after which the lesson on the
5th chapter of Timothy was led
by Mrs. Delvin Eure.
The hymn "Jesus Is AH The
World To Me" was sung and
Mrs. Herman . Caddy gave the
closing prayer, The ' hostesses
served delicious refreshments
which were enjoyed by all.
To be interested in the chang
ing seasons is. in -this, middling
zone; a "happier" atat? of mind
than to be hopelessly in love
wth spring. : , c
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. GOOD ONIY IN COLONIAL STORE
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Winf all News
Vick Roach fronvftorth Caro
Una State College -spent v the
week-end: with his mother, Mrs.
J., V; Roach.-;-:' ,'': :' 'f-;..-Mr.,
and Mrs. Raymond Sjtan
ton and Mr. an&' Mm ! Charles
Smith of Hertford, Route 2, yjsit
ed 'Miss Janice Stanton at East
riamllna "nllooo y. in ; f2riAntf illo
:
well . ana Mr. ana . Mrs.' . J.
Smith, visited Mrs. Elisha Wit-
'ley in Portsmouth, Va.,. Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. , Whitley has
just returned home from Ports
mouth General . Hospital, where
I sue ,rtn;eivcu ucttiiuwii iw sev
eral weeks. r-;:;'':';?-
;Mr, 8nd Mrg H a. Willis and
mily 'visited relatives- in New
Bern over. the week-end. v
Mr. ; and Mrs. Walter HurnDh-
lett, Jr., ; spent several days; in
Trenton
with '
her parents and
attended the ; funeral of Mrs.
Humphlett's aunt. -Mrs.
" Elbert Bailey of EliM'
Mrs. N. J. Smith attended a
party given by Mrs. W. J. . Pi
- - -
Earnhardt, Sr., in honor of fher
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jimmie;
Eiaiuifcuui,, ill.,' at iic . wuvwiimi
Golf and Country Club, Eden
ton, from '4 to 6 P. M., Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Smith,
1 . T n. , 1 tkHwan'
Sr., of Hertford, Route ' 2, were j
guests of Mr. and Mrs, N,.A J;
Smith at their cottage at Nags
Head last week for several days.
The , Smiths and their guests
motored to Ocracoke oh Tues
day. . . '. .. '! -j,;
Mrs. Bailey Temple of New-:
land and Mrs. Lanier White ;ipf
Whiteston visited Mr. and ' Mrs.
E. B. Hollowell Monday.
Mrs; Harry Barber is very ill
at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Barber' and Mr. and Mrs. James
R, Barber of Norfolk, Va., are
with their mother during her ill
ness with a heart condition, ;
You can be deprived of your
money, your lob and your home
by someone else, but remember
that no one cap ever take away
your nonor. , , . ; r.,
William Lyon PhelpA
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A democracy ; , can only )e
strong if: all the, citizens are
properly - educated and careers-
are freely open to all the tal
ented. jJames B. Conant.
COLONIAL
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
: (Continued . rom ra" fouxi
over their physical And spiritual
enemies. . ,
Within the framework of the
Biblical teaching of the will of
God, we must therefore apply
what knowledge and understand
ing we have, to the many and
complex problems which con
front us today. Biblical faith
brings us face to face with a
God who is active in history,
who reveals his will in the ex
perience of men and in the
events which happen to them.
and who asks for the personal
decision and commitment of
each individual. ; We must al
ways remeniber God works in
mysterious ways, his wonders to
perform. : - .1
These comments arc based on
utlins of the International Sun
day School Lessons, , copyrighted
by the International Council o! j
teligious Education, and used by
permission.) -k ., .'
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to .express our heart
felt thanks and appreciation for
line Miaiijr nuiu uuuga .uiai wcie
done for us. during tne illness
the many kind things that were
and death Qf our hlshanli
and
father, T. P. "Doc" Layden. The
understanding and sympathy,
the generosity and thoughtf ill
ness of ; our-; friends and neigh
bors will be remembered by
us always. Your cards, flowers,
visits, and all other deeds are
gratefully acknowledged.
Mrs. T. P. Layden
and Family.
Classified and Leerais
FOR SALE WHITE GRAPES
by the pound or by the bushel.
Telephone 426-7548, Hertford.
Sept20
FOR SALE 1962 DELUXE
Volkswagon sedan. New tires;
good condition. Call Dr. Rob
ert L. Poston, during the day
at 426-7527, Hertford.
Sept20,27
HELP WANTED GET THE
facts.' Let us show you how
we have helped others to be
come financially independent
selling Rawleigh ' Products.
Good locality now available in
Perquimans County. Write
Rawleigh ' Dept. NCI-720-331,
Richmond, Va.
Sept6,13,20,27
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Modern, apartments to lent:
XVi, three and four-room apart
ments, furnished or unfurnish
ed as desired. . Electric stove,
- refrigerator and . water heater
with each apartment Call
Hertford 426-5360 for infor
mation. Sept21tfc
WANTED POPxJVR LOGS
and blocks. Call Hertford Ve
neers, Inc., 426-7420, Hertford,
N. C. Aug23tfe
HOUSES FOR SALE
(colored property) .
NO DOWN PAYMENT!
Owner will finance!
PURCHASE PRICES: very low!
Location: 1. Dobb Street
Hertford
2. Main Street
Winf all
3. King Street
Winfall
Inquire by: Writing Box 333 co
Perquimans Weekly, Hertford,
N. C. Give name, address and
place of employment.
Sept6tfc
LOST EYE CLASSES, BLACK
rim, bi-focals, in red case.
Finder contact J. W. Dillon,
Hertford, N. C. Septl3,20
pnfi cat T?
F"JAnLnE
1 USED No. 660'
Ferguson Digger-Shaker wind
rower 3 pt. lift. Excellent con-j
dition. Call 426-5536 at J. C.
Blanchard & Co., Inc.
Septl3,20
FOR RENT CONVENIENT
five-room house with tile bath
and attached garage. Located
near Friends Church in White
ston community. Phone 426-1
5264. Septl3,20
North Carolina,
Perquimans County.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a cer-
William Overton and wife
Madeline Overton, dated the 8th
day of November, 1961, and re
corded in Mortgage Book 36,
page 469, in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Perquimans
County. North Carolina, default
having been made in the pay-1
ment of the indebtedness there-'
by secured, and said deed of
trust being by the terms there
of subject to foreclosure, the un- i
dersigned trustees will offer for
sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the .
Court House door in Hertford,,!
North Carolina, at 11:30 A. M.,'
on Monday, September 23rd, i
1963, the property conveyed in
said deed of trust, the same ly-'
ing and being in Parkville
Township, Perquimans County,
North Carolina, particularly de
fined and described as follows:
MOVE UP TO CHRYSLER '64
En$neered better...backed better than any. car in its clasa
The '64 Chryslers are here: the luxurious New Yorker (above); sports
bred 300; and the surprisingly easy-to-own Newport.
Clean. Crisp. Handsome. Designed in the modern concept. Bold but
not brassy. Engineered by men who have accounted for more "firsts"
than any automobile maker. So well built thevyital moving parts are r
warranted for 5 years or 50,000 miles. (Details below.)
The '64 Chryslers are full of news: there's an optional steering wheel
you can adjust, up or doWnJ td any one of seven different positions..
Bucket seats are standard on 300 models (passenger's reclines).
These are the '64 Chryslers. They have no junior editions to com
promise your investment. Go see them. Move up to Chrysler '64. t
olid krotoeUon for a olM InvMlmtnt .'. . t-ytt Ujm mllo warranty. Chryiltr Corporation warrants, lor 5 years or
GO.000 milM, whichever comes first, against defects in materials and workmanship and will replace or repair at a Chrysler Motor
Corporation Authorized Dealer's place of business, the engine block, heed and internal parte, intake manifold, water pump,
transmission case and internal parts (excluding manual clutch), torque converter, drive shaft, universal joints, rear axle and dif
ferential, and rear wheel bearings of its 1864 automobiles, provided the owner has the engine oil changed every 3 months or 4,000
miles, whichever comes first, the oil filter replaced every second oil change and the carburetor air filter cleaned every 6 month
and replaced every 2 years, and every 6 months furnishes to such a dealer evidence of performance of the required service,
and requests the dealer to certify 0) receipt of euch evidence and (2) the car's then cgrrent mileage.
'CHRYSLER 0MSJ0N
BEGINNING at an iron pipe
on the north side of King St..
in the town of Winfall sixty
four (64) feet east of the east
corner of the Lee farm and run
ning eastwardly along north side
of King St. sixty-four (64) feet
to another iron pipe, thence in
a northerly direction one hun
dred four (104) feet to another
iron pipe, thence in a westerly
direction sixty-four (64) feet to
another iron pipe, thence in a
southerly direction one hundred'
lour (1U4) leet to an iron pioei
the place of BEGINNING, said
lot being, adjoined Dy property
of Luther Perry on three sides
and being a portion of the prop
erty conveyed to Luther Perry
and Isaac Lowe by S. P. Jessup
by -deed of record in Deed Book
32, page 319, Perquimans County
Registry, and a portion of the
property conveyed by Isaac
Lowe to Luther Perry by deed
in book 33, page 86, Perquimans
County Registry.
' A deposit of ten percent (10)
of the first tnousand dollars of
the sale price, plus five percent
(5) of the balance of the sale
price will be required of the
successful -..bidder . immediately
following sale.
Dated and posted this 21st day
of August, 1963.
- .William A. Redfern. Jr.
Parker Whedon,
"Trustees.
By Carroll R. Holmes,
Attorney.
Aug30,Sept6;13.20
toward the things you want most to have
or to do? Since most of them will probably cost
money, your first move is to open a savings
account here, then keep adding to it regularly!
Member of Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp.
104 ,N. Church Street Phone 426-5403 Hertford. N. C.
Be sure to wetch Bob Hope and the Chrysler
CHRYSLER
MOTORS CORPORATION,
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION?
Having qualified as Adman-?
stratrix of the estate of Mabel
S. Banks, deceased, late of Per
quimans County, North Carolioaw
this is to notify all persons siav'
ing claims against (the estate -of
said deceased to exhibit them td
the undersigned at Route if
Hertford, N. C on or before thef
15th day of March, 1964, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of.
their recovery. All persons in'
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This
9th day of September;
1963.
LOUISE B. BARBER,
Administratrix of
Mabel S. Banks.
Septl3.20.27.Oct4
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Admini
strator, CTA, of the' estate of J. .
M. Copeland, deceased, late of
Perquimans County,- North Caro
lina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against . the estate;
of said deceased to exhibit then
to the understanding - at Star
Route, Winfall, N. C, on or ber
fore the 15th day of March, 1964
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. ' All per
sons indebted to said -estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 9th day of September,
1963.
T. CLAUDE WINSLOW.
Administrator,. CTA of
J. M. Copeland. -Septl3,20,27,Oct4
Let's Get
t.'W,".''-
Rolling!!
Yes, why
not substitute
purposeful
planning for wish
ful thinking,
and really "get , rolling"
Savings & Loan Assn.
f . . II M r. TTlTlT.-rf-Vy M Wm.
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1014-1CG3
Thonc 426-SS70 - , Hertford, N. C.
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