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wax : lyrioal over o.
piishments as a naii
criticize," if we so wisl.,
remember that in the
lysis it comes down t
us as 'an.t individual t
that Ameripa pi-or
eyes 'of the worlj.
leading a Luef !aui: "
both 'private1? and , i
Are we makHgGod p
as a lationl t'. ,
(Thesf coir- n!s an
outlines of 1 ) . .
day School ,- as c
bj the Inle-" j;:onU C
Religious Education. k.
by permission) -S' ,
son Pr?y JDn X. I.Iov Truce
(Bozo) L ua leson, R. J.' iians
bury, Kidd Erewer, Robert L.
Gavin, Don Bradley arid Charles
ym, i w. irong. ,
For' Lieutenant "Governor! H.
Clifton Bhie-Robert W. Scott,
John R. Jordan, Jn, Robert A,
Flynt, Clifford Lee BelL " '
. The names of the local office
holders without opposition will
not appear on the ballot. , How
ever, u of the-above pamcs
will eppeai1, 'of which you 'vote
for lust one' - .- "f '
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POLITICAL COURSE Ci3TSv
INTEREST IN ELECTICJI
Continued from tkg6 One
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Towship, : William i Woodley-Bun
ay ana juesier jci. SunpsoJi"
; For,,:, County i Commissioner,
New Hope j Township, aGu j H.
(Tuck) Webb and R. Lpiey.
For County Commissioner,' fk,
vllle Township, a three'-ay'race
with homa-j P. brohtilinm
C. Reed aril , Joseph 'it. 3 e)
Towe,. 'S'M'fUt. '
In $ie cofthty Vperswhlpte
for on of lihe 'above in each of
the nfces ton dffice. i lY i- a -i.
, For iGovennor of North Gam-
Una: ,g. Beverly LakejRichejxfc!
into left . .field.- in thS 1 sixth
frame and . then '"scored" on -a.
double by'jScogin
On the mound, for Perquim
ans was Jimmy Hunter. He al
lowed two- hits, walked three
and . stnick out 13. : Bill Buf
dhette started for Havelock;. He
fanned, five, walked none and
allowed five hits. Joe - Laufer
relieved Burchette with two out
in the fourth round. He struck
out , four,, walked two and al
lowed two safeties. - -,. .
Perquimans' next opponent
has not .been determined. v
Score bv innings;
Pcnnuniiana
Havelock '..Am OOrOMl 2 1
Batrjfcfj:' Huntcisnd' tvm.-
c..Ombs; 6 BjcifeteLifer
(4) and Godwm, Burchette (4).
, ; ). ' i . i .
He. that'ruleth' Bver men wust'
be just. i - 'Samuel 3:3.' '
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uEINALiSESSION.IK..
POLITICS COURSE
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insufficient ; funds Ho the -Hert
ford. Hardware. Supply. Co.
'Tha sentence ' was .suspended ami uwi fir -to
upon payment at court, sttf and;gladua'U-.iattr3butos toho ef.
Mt2 Feature
Of 4-11 King And
Queen Ceremony
There were 39 floats partici
pating in the 4-H King and J
Queen of Health and Miss Per
qujmans County Parade. Satur-
ccs -nA'tlendaTifc -vas excelteritl dair,,; May 23, 1964, in Hertford.-
i ne n parade started . after the
men. It composed of ejgiit
I scheduled classes and the one i
, , . , , . y . !: ' extra Pvirrisc ( hrtA ) Prirfav '
' H." P.'.Curlihgs was given 30 night
days in Perquimans County: He- Marion Swindell, president off
comers ounuete uesuay uy me Chamber of Commerce, stat
Jddge Charles E. Johnsoh, on: a od, "I think everyone who par
charge of giving a , check against' ticipated -in '.thlsv derie -aerees
that it was an overwhelfing sue-
to he cost ihe sum -of ' ifenn
6! added " for , -the use of ' the
Hertford -Hardware, ((,
i The following were charged
Helen U,) PiVencenzo, $2(X5S fine
and -court costt;;; ThgHivas 1.' Mur
phy, $30.25 plus the costs; Curtis
N.. Trueblood, Wallace L. Clark
and Elmer L. Oliver, $10.25 each
plus the costs.
j Tom Sawyer charged with fol
lowing too closely, closer than
300 yards, paid the costs.
Carlton E. Lay-ton,' ' charged
with following too closely to de
crease speed when approaching
and ,going around a curve, -was
taxed with the court costs. "
George ; Y.. Mason, Jr., speed
ing and failing to drive right
T
was furnished by- the HolloweU- 39' floats and decorated cars, al
Chevrolet Company, v Malinda o 40 decorated bicycles. -Overton,
Miss Perquimans Coun- There were two new organiT
ty, rode in a white convertible J zations participating this year.
This car was furnished by the The Vocational Agricultural De
Chrysler dealer of Elizabeth ' partment participated in the pa
City. It was driven bv Lewis Irade with a beautiful float. The
crowning of-theJCing and Queen
Wynn, Jr. The line-up was led
by B. L. jGibbs, Chief of the
Police Department and assisted
by his staff, followed by the Boy
Scout Explorers and Boy Scouts
of Hertford," Edentoti, and Eliza
beth) Cilyt under the supervision
of.G. W. . Cooper and Mr.' Wil
liams, Scoutmaster's. . They were
forts, of 'each individual 'whp of Health', and Miss;, Perquimans! followed by' the. P. W- Moore
participated. The- leetures were
well'' fHaBiieS- and euc.h-'' instruc
tor ctfd supeibl jobr ' J
:i Gifts t were presented by ':tbei
iliJW to the individual instructors-
for the cftiulsc. '
CiAihty. The KirJg,.iLinwood
Leon -.-James ind - Queen, ' Doris
'fidllcy were dressed in white and
rode,! together in a blue Ford
convertible. It was driven by
Mrs: Lillian Spellmanr ' The car
Junior. ,and , Senior High School
Band, a- F. Walker High School
Band ,-and King and Queen of
Health and Miss Perquimans land
float portrayed completed pro-;
jects by the NFA Department
under the leadership of. K A.
Williams. The Home Demonstra
tion County Council participated
this' year also with a decorated,
car. ? Conducting the traffic at
the rear of the parade was Glenn :
Matthews : the i County : Sheriff. J
The 4-H Leaders' Organization
wish ' to' thank all participants 1
for j the--fine cooperative spirit:
shared), for., ;the- success., of : this 1
health i activityt , ' ? !
VOTE
Saturday .
May 30lh
for
I. Beverly Lake
for
Governor
. c Ihalf bf 3)ighwayfl wasfffjnadJ$15
t ; .Jftiaiand taxett wun the costs .(t
RE-ELECT
nr
1"1 ' - ,
rwrrn i ri l nwv
. . 1 LlMi . ill u1-.; u
i I' A l KV 1 1 I .K "Ti WUNKVmrMW
e greatly Appreciated!
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Perquimans igh
Schod Clas Ring?
' -Tn:-nrr-rT-lrrT-- tth'iim .i il rnf'-l''ir n--'r'--m''"rr'- n' -ria-ii ir
IPO,' III
(This is not copy of class ring)
Place youc order with us
for a New Class Ring -back-dated
to any " year ;
',bf graduation' . t',tj,t noj
cextra charge! u . : !
-Divers-&$on -
njiPHONE 426-7404
- HERTFORD, N. C.
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COLONIAL'
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K-s'Clip & Redeerr) this .Special iCouporir f ojn
V'h purchqse or mor
Wfifcif M W stamps, : $
i GqQD OILY IN, COt ONI At STOR '
fl ,&P;fiPlVIU llFtKU KAT. MAKiSS, Iff
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Slsjte law requires jevfery dbg owner in Korih Carolina
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ttos during ?pril and will continue through May 31st.
j (Very few (Iorgs were brought to the scheduled places v
during: the month of April . . . for the remainder of the 1
i clinic vaccination period, through May 31st, I will be
I vaccinating dogs every Wednesday afternoon from 2
I ' until 5 P. M., and on Saturday of each week at Joe &
': Biirs Service Station in Hertford from 8 A. M., until 5
P, RI. Yea must comply witli the law if you have dogs, , ,
. rand have them vaccinated against rabies. The County
; . Dog Warden and Rabies Inspector will make a check N
on the dogs in the county after May 31st and those own
ers who.hav.Q net complied with, the law and had their . . . .
C:zs vacd-teJ, cculj be cited into court . SAVE 1
vcunszir TIIE ADDITIONAL FEE AtTER the
' j tlio Ginic the veccin-iion price te $1X0; after
. rlti :rcr will be tin c.: licnal charge ; . rlease
:If pec::' 5 cjrr! ration. Tlie Dog War- J
Iv to cite into court c
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SATURDAY. MAY 30tli
AS
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YOUK CONSCIENCE WAOTS
;j ,r.'... .- ; .'.-' . . -,
pQJ recogiiiliou of yoiir prohleins
FOR '-action in the LcgLslalure
EOR prress in your coiuity
VOTE FOU -
1962 FORD Fairlane 500 2-door sedan .
' . V-8; Fordomatic; xtra clean.
1962' VALIANT V100 2-door Sedan
6 cylinder, manual shift; excellent condition.
1961 CHEVROLET Station Wagon
i ' ; : Parkwood 6 Passenger, V-8 Automatic transmission..
1960 K)Rti Starbner Hardtop V:8 ; :
! ?i':i White with blue interior. Sharpr ' . :
idGQ'VriOO 4ndoor Sedait
Cylinder; Manual Shift Vj 'i
i960' CttEVROLi;T Belair 4-door .
-.'If. JtOwergBder white; extra tUan. .V
19597PtYtOlI1:H uryi4-door edari : .'
Automatic transmission: Power Steering; Green ,
1959 CHRYSLER Windsor Convertible
v Red and white; full power. Perfect! .
1958 VOLKSWAGEN 2-door Sedan
, Sunroof; blue. . , '
1959 CHEVROLET Vz Ton 6 Cylinder
r Low mileage; clean! - ' ,
15-Ft. Boat, Thp Engine, frailer $295.00
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