THE PEHQCaUlgS, WEEKLY HERTFORD., KORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY DECEMBER 6, 1963.
page sEvra-
Circrquimana Is
rcatc"?d 17b Decrease From
9,l?iiTo 0;3UiBy Year 1980
North Carolina's' populatiofttrtheta will b 163,009. more young
111 exceed five and: one-halt
i; ilhoh by 1980 if- present ttenufe
continue. $ s i
Approximately ' two-thirds &cl
iha .nfaAMoA Pain nt Mh7ft4 ,hv
1980 in population over the of.f authors- said.
, . . -is ifeoiee! man F i Th hflhv
nciiai census oi - ,uau,xju m xauu.
will! occur ia tfbtaV'counttei
Mecklenburg; Guilford, Forsyth
and! Wake. -s
Net gains , in , population, . v y
1980 ? are predicjed for 52 of 'the
stated 100 counties,' with losses
indicated for the remaining 48.
Miist ot the increase of . al
most, a million persons' by.. l$PQ
is indicated in the urban Pied
mont counties. Heavy popula
tion,. losses are predicted tor
some rural eastern and rrnoiiirN
tain counties, with Warren Coun
ty 'Suffering a 37 per cent loss.
Modlscn, .Yancey and Hyde;" are
nlso. predicted' to sustain heavy
Asses in population by 1980 as
compared with that of 1960. ,
- These figures and predictions
are ..taken, from a major study
recently completed by demo
graphers Josef (cq) Perry for-,
rnei-fer with he IviMonof Com
munity Planning !'of ;, the State
Department of: Conservation and
Development, and Dr. C. Hpr-ll
ace Hamilton, a member of the
faculty of North Carolina; State,
, the University of North ,Capolina
at Bpleigh. x V;
' Ktiown as "1980 Population
Projections for North Carolina
Adults, ages 10 to 24, than there
yere In 1960, Indicating state
qeed&: foe lsrgei increases both
jjn : jobs' and in j college capaci
ties within a ,: few years, the
The "baby boom," which fol
lowed 'World War II, has al
ready leveled off, the authors
twint out; adding the number of
(Children under 15 will scarce
ly' increase unt;il after 1970.'
With regard, to the accuracy
of the projects made by Drs.
I.lijlamilton and Perry, Monaghan
developed independently V is
j&rithin one-hundredth of a per
cent of the U; S, Bureau of the
jCensus' 1970, and 1980 pnpjec
itions; The . computational ' sta
tistics in the report were -calculated
by the' IBM 650 and 1,410
icompmters at N. C. State.' s .
j According v to the projected
population by 1970 and 1980, as
i determined by the IBM corn-
tutors at N.C. State, Perquim
ans County's population of 9,178
jin 1960 will dwindle to 8,384 in
1970 and 7,56a by 1980. -.-'.
Brc:Ss Vickfc
l!3v Vice President
i W. W. Shaw,, president of the
Peoples Bank and Trust (com-
Couttties," the study contains at pany of (Rocky Mount, has an
detailed " projection for , each J;nounced the , election of C.
eounjty by age- race and, sex for, (Brooks Vjck as an,,assitant ,vice
president bl the bank With head
quarters in the home office. He
will coordinate the loan policy
(between, the bank's branches in
Jfashville, Whitakers, Zebulon,
19701 and 180 aj well las- the of
ficial I960; census. .'
Commenting on the report; Di
rector Robert L. Stallings, Jr.,
ofj the Department! of Conserva
tion arid Development said; ;i"
"Calculations in this study "are infield, Edenton, Hertford and
based on present known trends I Henderson. - ;
which can be favorably changed li "Viek Was. formerly employed
arid are being favorably changed Ijby ft Raleigh bank for two years
by local and state- efforts to before his association for- eight
Engagement Announced
' 4 'r,
i, ' - -1
Towh Limits" of Winfall.': v " - '
f: THe ' Treasurer was "drdered '&'
pay the following bills: , - , i'
Chowan Hospital, Inc., r$135.00;
Eastern North Carolina Sanator
ium, , $18.60; Chowan Medical
J Center, $61.00; Winslow Oil Co.,
$360.27; Peoples Bank Sc Trust
Co., $11.60; Edwards & Brough
ton - Company, , $119.49; Coastal
I Office - Equipment Co., $6.19;
tastern Office Equipment Co.,
$82,98; Robert E. and Margaret
Kowalsky, $16.30; W. - J. Ward,
$15.00; Hertford Cafe, $52.89; G.
R. Matthews, $45,15: Carolina
iBlue Printers, $3.23; W. S. Long,
' $12.62; One Stop Service. Station,
$50.49; ' Phillips Cabinet Shop,
$3.50; Winslow-Blanchard Motor
Co., Inc., $1.00; Hertford Hard
ware & Supply Co., Inc., $36.75;
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Mr. and Mis. Madison Phillips of Edenton announce the engage
menl of their daughter. Miss Linda Rue Phillips, to Lucius Mers.
Mr. Man ii the son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Mers of Wichita.
Ksnws. The wedding i planned for Sunday afternoon, December
13. at S o'clock at' the Immannel Baptist Church. Friends and
relatives are. invited to attend.
Ctnnmissioners'
Proceedinars
to the Caswell Training School.
On motion duly made, second
led and Dassed. the Bnard au-
December 2, 1963 thorized a refund to RnWt v.
At a regular meeting of the' 'Kowalsky and Margaret Kowal-
iMiddlesex; Battleboro, pinetops,! Boflrd of Courity Commissioners jn the amount of $16.30 for
, oi me county or Perquimans, error in valuation of property,
iNonn caronna, nem on me iirst Qn motion duly made, second-
...... ,.,,uu, v,u.W ana nassed. the Board ao-
2', 1963, at 10:00 o'clock A. M.,
at its regular meeting place in
th& Courthouse in, Hertford,
V auey tate"
puf anaSg ion He isvfiei
resiilts of a contlnuAtinn nf tinat
anf present age-specifjc net Chris and presently make their
rtfolfc! :-'rM'0.ir:'-ffO ;i fl! "We 're pd:
ns .i ini i irit nniiHi'i uiiiK nii
child seven years' -dP - ajgei named
Agriculture Extension Service
afvBQ the .projections. show to haverBrooks Vick associated: and passed, the " Boar
theft mi byZ,066,4W MKilfciUi 'bitf ;bank' arid' welcomes hiM'fointedtheKfdlloWing-Tax -List
and .Wejfajf j EkJtjartniepta.
On. motion duly .made.
if arid 'passed, the' B(
malfes, jLlfia,934'lwhite. females,
623(218 non-white . ; males,, and I
677j$28 Aohiwhite females' tbm-'l
prisjng twldtt.bpUIa.tbmJi'.j'
; Aj 74 per cent increase is pre
dicted in North Carolina's senior
citizens, ages 65 and over, by
198(1 as cojnpared' with thtf num
ber 1960j . - ;
By 1970 the projections show,
'0 a member - c q( .the ; Pepnlesers, (and, Crop .RapQrt-.Lis.tprs
proved the petition submitted by
G. M. Bundy, requesting the ad
dition to State Maintained Road
Sitstehi of Bundy Drive and part
of Russell Drive approximately
7iO mile, located in'Parkville
Township.
.On motion duly made, sec
onded and- passed, the . Board by
request of the State Highway
Commission, approved the aban
donment and deletion from, State
Highway Secondary Road System
the following roads and streets:
Sunset , Drive S.R. 1355 as it is
now in the extended Town Lim-
Bank. family; He has ijome tp.
Vs wun excellent recommenaa
Hdni and ;we r'atalad ,ti (have
'hitn ; as coordinator of. j our
branch loan 'policy." .:'
VEveri a -little lie is dangerous;
it deteriorates thi conscience,
avv -A - Pablo Casals. .
for 1964: Mrs. , Elton Layden, j its ' of Hertford. Major Loomi
an tJ-." C r iino.' ' ru tir:ri
;,-?--, J '. ". .' ' . i ? -i ' !- 'J -'. ': ' '
t Ity vlffcbas ter-actlng cool t atari-
too. zn eouarea.' et .,oooivtoirn
9i ru 3!sV"Dg wrops . v
. rfitti AloUDinart in fiffielent all
burner i the heart of a happy hOQOf .
iCali SindlCr utja;,'fi
;Bea-f4lL 4?Hvwy top, quality , A,
. Sinolair Heatt" 011 Fremlua , '
N'fiality.at jreilar plct'l;-';;
. elye nor htat ptr gaUo 9r
0Bi:r par doUar Mir
tos!fli hat ins. .herpineaj,,
u. 1 !
Belvidere Towhshi'p";1 Ti iJuliah
inif; hBefcheli Township; jpercy
Rgerjon, Hertford Jltywnshy?;
Melviri Eiire, New' Hope" Town
ship, and Mrs. Belle Proctor,
Parkyille Township. ; .'
Clerk tpihe ; Board was in
strijcted to notify the List Tak
ers of their' appointment, and to
meet with the Board of County
Commissioners on Monday, De
cember 16, 1963, at 10:00 A. M
to receive instructions, for listing
property, in 1964.
On motion duly made and sec
onded, the Board voted to hold
a special, meeting - on Monday,
December 16, 1963, at 10:00
o'clock A.-M., in the Courthouse,
Hertford, N. C-, to instruct the
,Tax Listers of their duties for
listing -1964 taxes, and any other
business which may come before
'the Board.
', On motion duly mpde and sec
onded, the Board reappointed
Mrs. W. H. Pitt and Mrs.,' Jesse
Lee Harris; i members, of the -Library
Board, for another term.
On-' motion duly made and
passed, the Board- donated $5.00
Road S.R. 1123; Old Winfall
School Road S.R. 1230; River
Street S.R. 1122, and Albemarle
Chemical Company S.R, 1126, as
they are now in the extended
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express, my sincere
appreciation to- all whoi remem
bered me with cards, gifts and
visits during my recent illness.
My sincere thanks to each of
you.
Mrs. John O. While.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deep
est appreciation to the Hertford
Fire Department and members,
for their prompt and efficient
service shown during our recent
fire at our farm labor camp in
the Parkville Township. Also
all individuals who assisted.
Our thanks to each of you.
J. F. Hollowell & Son
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this opportunity
to express my ' sincere, thanks to
my many relatives, friends and
neighbors who remembered me
during my recent illness and
during both times I was a pa
tient in the Albemarle Hospital
within ' a two months period.
Your cards, gifts and visits were
sincerely appreciated but above
all else your prayers. My re
covery is nothing short of a mir
acle and answer to prayer. God
bless you all.
Mrs. Delsie Howell.
X Ci Blarichard & Co., Inc.,
$24.38 ;' Bus Sta tion,"$S."40; Sound
scribes Sales Corporation; $18.00;
Transcopy, Inc., $178.93; The
Standard Supply Co., Inc., $62.37;
Monroe Calculating Machine Co.,
Inc., $22.00; Economy Typewriter
Co., Inc., $7.00K Landing Supply
Company, $23.80; The Perquim
ans Weekly, $15.00; C. Edgar
White, $28.10; Gatling & Pierce
Printing Co., $39.40; Caswell
School, $5.00; Owen Q. Dunn Co.,
$211.55.
No further business, the Board
adjourned.
R..L. SPIVEY,
Chairman
JULIAN C.: POWELL,
Clerk to Board.
WANTED .
typewriter.
426-7219, Hertford
CHEAP USED FOR S A I ,K HWm on KdentSn
Phone-nights only Road street in Hertford See'
or call W. K Ainsley, ReaUv'
Phone 426-7659, Hertford, N, .
Nov29,Dec6 . .. ' ,
Nov29tfc
HELP WANTED YOU DON'T
. need to worry: about getting or
holding a job with your own
Rawleigh Business where the
. more' you work the more you
earn. Thousands prospering!
every year. Write Rawleigh,
Dept. NCL-720-802, Richmond,
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APARTMENT FOR RENT
Furnished or unfurnished; con
venient to downtown area.
Clean' and private. Contact
Sid Harmon, 426-5525 or 426
5527, Hertford, N. C.
Nov29tfc
WANTED SPINET. PIANO.
Must have within the next two
weeks. Call 426-5302 or 426-"
5516, Hertford, N. C.
Dec6,13,20
TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR
homemade wedding, shower or
birthday cakes. Also mints to
match. Leona Meads, Route 2.
Box 187, or phone 426-7284,
Hertford, N. C ' ' Dec6p
Classified Ads
FREE KITTENS IDEAL FOR
pets. See ' or call John O.
White III, phone 426-7631,
Hertford, N. C. Dec6,13p
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Modern apartaents to ient:
Vk, 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 POPLAR LOGS
and blocks. Call Hertford Ve
neers, Inc., 426-7420, Hertford,
N. C. Aug23tfc
FOR SALE SCHWINN BI
CYCLE; 10-speed; two years'
old; Rood condition. Can be
seen at 314 N. Front St., phone
426-5542, Hertford, N. C.
Dec6
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to each and every one
who so kindly remembered me
with pards, flowers, ; prayers,
visits, gifts and all -acts of kind
ness while I was a. patient in
the Albemarle Hospital and since
my return home! Your, thought
fulness will always be .remem
bered. ' Ti . ...
Mrs. Willie T. Rlddick
CABD OF THANKS
I would like to express my
sincere appreciation to my .many
relatives, friends ,and neighbors
for the many cards, flowers and
gifts during my recent, stay in.
the Albemarle Hospital. .: Your
kindness will always-be remem
bered. , V . ' '' ., : " '
Mrs. Freeman Umphlett,
Rt. 3, Hertford, N. C.
HOUSES FOR SALE 1
(colored property)
NO DOWN PAYMENT!
Owner will finance!
PURCHASE PRICES: very low!
Location: 1. Main Street
Winfall
2. King Street
Winfall
Inquire by: Writing Box 333 co
Perquimans Weekly, Hertford,
N. C. Ci"e name, address and
place of employment.
Sept6tfc
I
ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS I
Men's, ladies' and children's. !
Also sewing done in my home.
I no longer work for Cannon
Cleaners. Mrs. L. D. Myers,
phone 314 Grubb St. Phone
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