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Hertford, Perquimans County, Ncrth, Carolina. Friday, July 3, 1964.
5 Cents Per Copy
Norlli Gaxj At
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Mary Beth Hurd'.e of Kert-
Mary
ford and Donald White of Siler,
City, North Carolua r resent
ed' North Carolina's 4-II Ckil
at the Virginia State 4-H Short;
Course held on the car-pus oX
Virginia . Polytechnic Institute
in-"- Blacksburg, Virginia, June
22-27.. l.::.'';U:Uvt::':, r
V rth Carolina's representa
fcv 3 nd representatives from
.'.ty, West Virginia and
I. 2 exchanges r lixro five for-eifi-i't'
countries : shared in the
week-long t. activities' with 1,057
4-lTert from the state of Vir
ginia:. . AS official guests the
out-of-state delegates were there
to observe the Virginia 4-H pro
gram. as1 well as to participate
in the many activities of the
short course. ; .' v .-
' Wkty .Beth and, Donald will
host the Virginia representatives
to North Carolina at North Ca-
"."'A1 "brief Jiistory of the Hert-
fond Baptist Church in an at
tractive ' little ' booklet consisting
of .47 pages of interesting read
ing is now on sale at the church
office, or you may call Mrs. Carl
Sawyer," 426-7606; Hertford, to
obtain -a copy.
The attractive little booklet
vHfh-ihei front cover picture of
the 'Church Is in beautiful color
as it . looks today.; .. The photo
was taken by the pastor of the
church; .the- -Rev. - Norman "JB.
Harris,; taken in the spring when
the, .dogwoods that landscape the
grounds: were' in full bloom.
-XheJiistory of -the church hi
the (boyk represents many, hours
of research by Mr. and Mrs. C
K. Holmes. ' Over a century of
church history is compiled in
the 'book.'
, The book is written "and dated
front. the years 1854 to 1964.. In
f '-J-tiirpt!,e Tk? -'tfty'rtitth' aetfdtng' he uprtin limiWteadfc'shiu. ailQcamiwil. awards
church's n organization.'
which
todk plate i!854, piciurW of
trest of
Civil War'-sldellHts,' ft Victure of
former pastors of W'church?
Mrs. J. Blue White, church or
.ganfef "fo l43years'r&no'
pi taking 'Mfor1 fthe" educational
building hi pril'-of -19;3 with
4 J!iqture1, piptui 'of note 'turn
ing.1 for the .1926 renovation
Vhich . took place in , February;
li43. , J- ; r .
Highway Patrbl
OutlnTullFiirce
Over ; July Jfiiiih
( Despite..all official pledsjfy fl
safe 'dsaniiV(durthlwniiiW
holiddylromi'pah J-sVord? at
least ten' as yet unidentified vic
tims, will die in traffic Accidents
on Norths Carolina streets- and
highways .over ,tha Independence
Day week-end. . i b
. The state . wiU count -lis holi
day fatalities for a 54-Jiour per
iod from. $ P. M. Friday, July. 3,
through midnight Sunday July
8. , ,1') .f X '
l Fatalities can be reduced if
nrrf TrtrArta1 nifiroilv if mntnr.
ists will observe the basic safe
driving rules. Last year on July
Continued en Ptji '
CHURCH SERVICE NOTICES
' The Rev. George Miller, astor
oi the Chowan Methodist Charge,
has announced worship services!
in the f following chur-' s and
the hour ithey will be c lucled:
Evans, 9:45 A. J,f.; Cv.tor Hill,
11 00 A. M.; Anderson 1," hodist
jrch at. 7.30 P lj onday,
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MARY BETH HURDLE .'.
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rblina'g State, 4-H , Club Week,
which will be held on the NorQ)
Carolina .- State ' campus'v Jury
20-Z4 - . r ,, '-a
tos Cases in
Judge Charles Johnson in
Perquimans . County , Rcorde?s
Court here Tuestey. f ouhMilton
Leach guilfy ,tt ' tekjsi,, AWa;l-aftd
carry away" a icycJe: th lre(ier-
ty of HaywocLilly?i,iiiyer'ft!f
payment .'of a" $Z5.01t'fine;
T. .court '.' 4o corne. ; thfereicom;
Judge Johnson then placed Leach
upon; probation for . a wpeaojcl'bf,
J Wallace -Granby,". charted -".wap.
no liability;' insurance,'' 'failed Ho
surrender. license: .sd'eisifj;
tion wnen .requesteot anq Taise
certificate 'oF (utoeNiasatdrtc
Was givn'JWlEhjpSiJ
The" J S(BVtrti 'HbttsiiSDikideM'
upon payment 450-00 idea)i
court costs. '
closer Tthan 300 fJ.,PWeri t,.
judgment was contind upa
payment ox ,fy i
The ' following were.'&argoi!,
Robert I. GouW. 427.0,0; WJ,
R(;'ior";w;j,,T,.;ii(WheS,
$20 25 each plus the oosta Jjtob
;lbn , tiM talbngs, Bdij!
A Look BdcJkirGfel
Am oad fa Hie fi4elnai-1
-S wmmi1 ram iit:1thnw'.
Hertford found ' Suifahle Foi
LooaHon 1 of Textile Plant ' to
Pennsylvania Coneenu. . Perit
ent rumors have had it-Toilsome
time ' that Pennsylvania textile
Interests are wanting to locate
a plant in this section of
SlatevI,bthe..cu6tom'..of bugj
blss .interests, ,who -are tdesiAxts
Mf jtinding a suitable site for a
factory or, plant to, enlist. the lid
f jw-jousrfrailrmids in. reoom-
lenuuiK lucaiions inai, wui iau;-
fy .their needs,-. In this instance,
it .was Jearned that the railroad
found, that Hertford offers every
advantage, needed by the textile
interests,, and adequate waterway
suitable for transportation, 'a
nearby . railroad, . good highway
outlets , and prospective : employ
ees. While it is definitely known
that the . Pennsylvania ' people
have not decided which town will
become their permanent location,
it is known that the new fac1
tory or plant will be located in
this section of the State; It is
Continued on page 2 " "
WSCS TO MEET MONDAY
The Woman's Society of -Chrfa'
tian Service of -the First 3Ietho-
dist , Church will meet Monday
night at 8 o clock in the Fellow
ship Hall. The -Executive Com
mittee will not meet' this month
May . in North Carolina by the
State Wildlife Protectors who are
rerponille : for enforcing safe
boBtj-;; hws aid r ;u!-ttions. C
those cl.etkc 1 f ' were being
operated in i u.. vfiQ manner
with 40 f ' z to 1 lve JTe-sav-ing
devittj aboard. . '
Most of the f-talities were
from drowning, but nearly all of
tV.ese accidjr.ts could have been
averted if boat owners f I pas
s ''Sera hri t ' i trc . "r pre
c. tks thi h I c it' 1'. ,Ir
' - '3 in a : ' ' r
. '.ion. '
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I Perquimans County . Home
Demonstration Clubs voted to
sponsor a concession .stand at
the annual Farm -Festival.! : Mrs.
Archie White presided over the
meeting held June 24 at the
Agricultural Building, i .
: Pies, canes, . ham sandwiches
and other foods will be sold at
the . stand. Mrs. Colon Jackson
was appointed chairman of the
Concession -. Stand Committee.
The stand is the only money
making project for 1964.
It was'-1 announced .- that the
Farm Festival ; will be. August
28 at ) the j Perquimans County
High School. Mrs White urged
club- members, to bring .exhibits
to the event. - . .
The meeting opened with the
'.'.Song of '?eace,"., .Jed by Mrs;.
Deweyj . Jfeates bfy Route ,3,
Hertford, who played the piano.
Mrs. . Estes 1 Copeland of Belvi-
dere . gave - the devotion on the
subject "God Is Love".
. A-' note was read from Miss
Aldyne WinsloW expressing her
tlanks to the ' clubs for finan
cial contributions for her tour.
' Mrs! Josiah Proctor of Route
1, Hertford, 'read 0 the minutes
and ' recorded 16 club 'members
present.,... Mrs,. Marvin, uaven
pbrt of --''Route- 3, Hertford, ' gave
the treasurer's report a balance
of $178.00.
- Mrs. Estes Copeland, County
Safety . Committee chauman, an'
oounced that ' July" 19-25- has
been proclaimed National Saf
ety. Week. . .She asked each club
member,, to clean out medicine
cabinets, and get , rid. of poison
ous hazards.
. The publicity book created by
'Mrs. Nat Fuord chairman;' was
.displayed for club members to
see.!' It 'was 'reported that a set
of :r dishes,1 - 52 1 plated,' cups ' and
:siiceiis ' Had' beeh purchased for
'the' ' kitchen at the "Agricultural
Building. ; A ; -table 'setting - wan
phiaisplay, : ' 1
Mrsi White- fannoimced 1 that
Continued ot . Paga 2
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SL'...ifi;iii2H-.,L;'
Riverview Esso Service and
Fishinir Center opened under
new management last week. Mr.
atiAi Miti. Havwood - Divers are
the new owners and managers.
The building has undergone
extensive renovation, offering a
large dining area, air condi-
tkmins anUr.Ultrtflfcrn,iA
every repc ipt. Wf ("Wf
there is a boat ramp for ran.
ing," boaforenitfekte,.!.
ana: evsvy umirn ; jitu, ; w. w
... .. , iat.,u:i... MIJ , fn'
pleasant day of fishing on the
beavUfuJ vOnffliYfJl
y Haywopfl It and. 'I.HsHt i JMveitJ
invite you to visit them at the
new tsso station ana eisning
Center. - If you aren't hungry
when - you ! get there, you will
be before you leave ,after' smell
ing that country nam ana au tne
other foods they have to offer
. their spick and span snack
bar. .
Even they are just open now
for a week, folks around who
have visited there are returning
daily and taking their friends
with them. It's one of the nic
est places in this area for you to
take your family fqp a meal or
to rent a boat and go out fish
ing. This new business has an
atmosphere long- desired here,
where you can take your kids,
or just go yourself and be as
sured that it wilTbe a pleasant
visit , '
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Education Board -
To Meet July 6th . r
The Perquimans County Board
of Education will meet in regular
quarterly session'; here Monday
niht, July , at B o'clock in
the Perquimans Court House. ;
Anyone having -business . with
the Board ie :reminded to note
time place -he meeting.
r.r'ir.-rcurth
The Perquimans County Li
brary will be clord all day Sat
ur July 4, ia cbservance of
Wallace H. McColm' Of Alanteo IVe
Governor Of Rotary Districf No. 771
Wallace H. McCown, an attor
tey of Manteo, on July 1 took
jffice as Governor of. District
HI of Rotary International,
worldwide : association of Rotary'
Jlubs, for 1964-65. 1
. One of 276 men serving . as
Rotary District Governors from
50 countries of the ' world,' Mc-:
Cown was' elected at Rotaxy's
convention ' in Toronto, Canada,
in June." His1 district comprises
40 Rotary Clubs v' in Piedmont ;
and Eastern North Carolina,-'in
eluding the Rotary Club" of
Hertford. ' 4 -
To prepare for his responsi
bilities during 'the year, McCown
attended a 9-day meeting In
June at the Lake Placid CW in
upper New York States With
fellow governors from allparts
of the world he participated 'in
study sessions 'to 'further 'his
knowledge of ways to implement'
the program of Rotaryt ai-yi was
instructed ; in his ' administrative
duties. " , J
At the Lake Placid jneeUng
Wally McCowan met Charles "W;
Pettengill' of Greenwich; ' .Con
necticut who also, assumed "of
fice as ' president of the global
Rotary organization. His"1 pro
gram urges Rotarians every
where to apply Rotary principles
In their vocations, :; theirs com
munities ' and in- their ''internal-:
fimal MlutiAfla 'r . . ji ' .
WV.'H. ft bU..,VIU. .... ..u'
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During this year -of iovenoj4i
Wally McCown 1 will visit? each
club in his district to counsel
... The , sale ' of , St . Savings,
a ! sharp ; increase Z during May
Bonds in. North' Carolina showed
with both Series E and Series H
Bonds showing a 'substantial in
crease. Bond sales, in' May weft
the best for any month ' of ' jiley
in nine yea, since;i?55;- -a
-"'E :Boiul:SBlw;'fevmb
Bona saleS'.were .ahead.vQf-May;
-lf ,,50 ;,per5 cent,
yomomea saies ot tnetnwo oonos
totaled $4,476,484,' an increase, pf
more ' than"'l'2 'per ;cent 'over the
bine'd sales of .Mi
ay,:B.:'
. . V,. ' ..
January May,. saies. jofi fc Bonis
were , up over the : first five
months of last year by 4 2 per
cent with H Bonds down 12.5
per cent, The dombihed sales
of v both bonds for - this year
amount to $22,624,377, " whidh is
over 3 per cent higher lhart the
cumulative sales of the same
five months of a year ago,
"This is a splendid sales rec-
said W.j H. Andrews, state
lunteer chauWanl'aM'airthe
,v VnpreesiVr. s) theta tx
iqhly . 20 sales reporting days in
Mav. 1964,, as; against 22 ales
days . in the same , month of last
Continued an -Page il i
Delinquent List
Roosevelt Femdexter Vaughn
was declared delinquent for fail
ure to report for Armed Forces
physical examination as ordered
May 21, 1964, states Mrs. Mar
garet Scaff, Clerk to Local
Board No. 73, of the Selective
Service System. He was declar
ed delinquent by the board
members at their regular meet
ing held June 22, 1964. .
Delinquency subjects a regis
trant to immediate induction.
Mrs. Scaff urges Vaughn td com
municate with the local board
immediately hv an effort jftf re
move? his name front' the delin
quent list. Relatives 'and others
acquainted with registrant should
urge him to report to the local
board: . f ' " '
S.l. ' y. v.,.'.''?'''!
Edmond White Hurt'
In .Tractor Accident.
Edmond White, young son of
Mr. and Mrs: Charles E. 'White,
Jr., of Route 3, Hertford, suf
fered a severe cut on his right
hand last week in a tractor ac
cident. - Young White was cut
by the steering wheel of the
machine. ' . .
He was taken to the office of
Dr.. R. L. Poston in WinfaU and
about eight stitches - were "re
quired to close the wound -
County Purchases
44.3 Percent Of Woifehop;
LocdDoyOn
WALLACE. H. McCOWN ' '
j,;..; v ;. " .'i'j-.'' 'Co.'a . '.' ... .-'';. -. , .
Club- officers, on. Rotary, methods.
He '! will . meet with President
Riley : S:MpndsJ: and. Secretary
Jack . Kanny. of the Hertfotid: Ro-
ury- fJlub on. his visit acre. He
will . also,$lan, .ian'd vpresfdet at
district conferences -attended by
Rotarians. from, all over' District
7711:,':. Rotary jnembershipt is ' at
an' all time hieh 'WiUi' 549.000
Wawans'.' belongmg ; to h.buu
clubs m .12a countries.
. i Rotarians of i; Hertford- ' look
forward to'.McCown's .year 'of
leadership 'as a Successful one in
notary's 'program, of emphasizing
yocauonayr comiuniiy, ;na in
ternational.- i" service ' throughout
the world. . ,-
ttisacliAt
t .Teachers, ',' housewives . pros
pective . ' instictori, and ah of -
ficec..art,:
g ;a,Tetfer. .un-
deitandihgvfeinaprbb
lemf :whk--is,rotih; the
use :or ' misuse of beerage-'alcd-
hol "in ; a !lMay- Vrorltshop at
East Caroraa (iHege: . 5 . . .
t TBef . weihop; !fp? : whfctf : the
health' a'ndv physical education
j
t
NoVfiu- rSirha: iCounUes'i' 'jbetar
Zone". ' ' If . began" "last' .wee and
... ' Tlcoursef;.i'deigne4 ,espe
ciaili; for? - teachers whose. re
sponsibilities
e teaenmg
abouf 4 ,?.lho f in their .;lasg-.
rooi;!-CiSlgced
those"!; ! who'-;? jcorhplete ' Teqluire-
iDrr Nv M. ;- jrgense'h, .directd
o;tJie' to
ctloir ?departrneriti: is cbordinBtor
of ,thl workshop. ;
vEhrollees include Miss ; Nancy
Zachary, a , teacher in . Hert-
JarviaWani;
Attending Conference
W. . Jarvis Ward, Perquimans
County Clerk of 'Superibr' -Court,
is:attending the' Clerk "of" Super
ior Court Conference at "Wilftiing-
tari, N. C. NewiHanovfrjiJounly,
is i 'host to the conference lihis
July B
Kim Bail '
Richard Morgan
Mrs. Charles Williford
D. M. "Jake" Jackson
Melvin J. Colson
Pat Long .
Vici Lynn Haskett
yulr i
Julie Lane Cherry
John Stallings .
Otonald Wilder,. h,
Jlilf.tW, .r- i; .,. !,,. ;l.r'.v. .
i.Aima,Che8sonv'. -.t. t v w
Joe R. Rogerson, -; i
iMrs, Herbert Eure 'W, - '
ilMrs. k-Tommy . Maston -lyo ; -
"-(Beth' Jiollowell -
tiMargie Corprew
j, Mary Anne Branholm
.Judy Felton
Coleman Webb ' ' ..
Sherwood Blanch ard ' ,
July 16-1 . .
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Elliott '
. wedding anniversary '
Blanche Campen
Susan HarreU
Frank Brown " , ' '
W. J. "Little Joe" Stallkiics
iu , t ' . .
Johnny Stalltngs v r
C. Mansfield, Jr.
Birthdays 1
'"-r ft" it i 1 1 iMi . lir
?lcnn:ng Doerd
llG!us,::etingrrui
en
The Hertford Planning Board
net in joint session with the
Mayor, and' Town Council on
Thursday, June 25, at 7:30 P. M.
The' preliminary plan for ' the
central business district was
discussed at the meeting. This
plan is a part of a general land
development plan which is be
ing developed by the Planning
Board with technical assistance
from the Division of Commun
ity Planning. This plan is. be
ing developed to guide Hert
ford's growth in the future.
Studies have shown that the
Hertford shopping area needs
additional parking, more attrac
tive store fronts and protection
from the elements for shoppers.
The preliminary plan; for the
central ' business district ' (GBD)
attempts to . solve these prob
lems and others. ';.-;.;,-
The Planning Board needs the
ideas and help of all the citi
zens of Hertford in preparing a
final general plan for this area;
The CBD will be discussed at
the next Planning Beard meet
ing on July 30.' All' ' interested;
citizens are invited to. attend
this meeting. The Hertford
Planning Board meets on the
last Thursday of every ' month
and its meetings are open to the
public,
Jim Blount of. Elizabeth City
has been employed to teach the
drummers :. of" the " Perquimans
County Marching Unit. He will
begin his duties '.Tuesday .night,
July 7, and lessons will be. twice
a week for the' next, six weeks.
The Marching Unit, Committee
clubs and individuals who have
taken such aa interest in the
Unit, andAfdv
tiye. Also1 W trlelnftdfviari
have made conitributioi
though. M)BttfulBBi i
been soUdfey,pers6hai'd
will be received.- t
, The Perquimans County March
ing Unit has. received 10 new
drums and began practicing each
Tuesday and Thursday on June
1st for the coming year. .
The new; drums were donated
by the following: Hertford PTA,
Jaycees,: Lions Club, Durants
Neck Ruritan Club and the Park-
ville' Ruritan Club.
in:
For Auto Dealers
Ms:.. .
Cecil E., Winslow of the Wms-
iqw-Blanchard Motor Company,
has : been . appointed area chair
man of the North Carolina Auto
mobile Dealers Association for
Perquimans County, according
to an announcement made by
E. B. Gamble, president Wins
low will act as liaison officer
between new car and truck
dealers in Perquimans Sounty
and NCADA and the National
Automobile Dealers Association.
It will be Winslow's responsi
bility to keep his area informed
of state and national affairs af
fecting the automotive industry
and, in turn, advise the state and
national association of events on
the local, scene. He will also
head a county-wide membership
campaign for both organizations
in the fall. t . v
Winslow is a Mason and chair
man ' of the Perquimans Coohty
Recreation Building Fund.
'64 First Cotton
Bloom In County
The first cotton I blossom ap
peared in the office; of The Per
quimans Weekly from the farm
of Adrian Smith, Jiv, on Wed
nesday morning. He found the
blossom, the first oneepcted
in this county on Wednesday,
the first day of July.
The blossom was found on a
farm owned by Henry Stokes,
Jr., on Route 1, Hertford, Mr.
Smith tends h land. " ' - '
Jim Blount New
Instructor For
Marching Unit
isi Al-
lawn
dnaraons
Cecil 7inslow Is
Dr. Hargus Taylor, CJiowanr Cdllejge
Chaplain, At Baptist Church Sunday
Dr. Hargus Taylor, . chaplain
of Chowan College, Will fill the.
pulpit for both the morning and
evening worship services at the
Hertford Baptist Church in the
absence of the pastor , on Sun
day. :;v;.
Dr. Taylor is a native of Ken
tucky. He graduated from
Miodlesboro, High School; re
ceived his A.A. -degree from
Cumberland " College in Ken
tucky; A.B. degree from Carson
Newman College in Tennessee;
B.D. degree and his Th.D de
gree from the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary in Louis
ville, Kentucky.' He has served
as . pastor of churches' in North
Carolina and Kentucky and now
serves as chaplain at Chowan
College. He is a member of the
American ' Academy of Religion,
the , Society of Biblical Litera
ture and Exegesis, the National
Association of College and Unj-
Versity Chaplains, the American
Society of Church. History and
Scheduled For
Friday, Aug. 28th
T The 1964 edition of the Per
quimans County Farm Festival
has been scheduled for Fnday,
August' 28 here. It will be held
in the Perquimans County High
School gymnasium. The festi
val is sponsored by the Per
quimans . County Chamber of
Commerce in conjunction with
the county farm and home eco
nomics agents. Usually a 2-day
affair, this -year's, event - will . be
concentrated into one day. .
A new feature of the festival
will be a ham and egg show and
sale preceded by a ham and egg
supper in the ; high school cafe
teria. Carroll Williams is chair
man of .the show and sale com
mittee.' Jotuv Christian, . food
science- extension 'specialist ' in
meats at UNC at. Raleigh, will
conduct a demonstration on de
boning country hams. Hams1 will
be -sold at auction, and anyone
finishing to b'id on' them .' should
,9oniaci tne .. naniDer . oi vyra-
miarce' office' in the Municipal
isniilding. An exnioit entry list
jfofld tules, '',is ,aya.ijable ,. at the
Agriculture ,4. .;, . .
Other scheduled events m-
clude -exhibits and judging,: of
general exhibits, exhibits by.in-
. Continued on Pafte 3
Burden And Nixon
Make Dean's List
One hundred and forty-one
students : at Atlantic Christian
College earned places on the
Dean's List for academic achieve
ment during the "spring semes
ter of the' current academic
year, according to 'Mrs. Bethany
R. Joyner, registrar.
To -earn places' on the Dean's
List,'. : students must achieve a
3.20 (B-plus grade) average for
he semester. ' Students named
from Perquimans County were:!nounced this Week by ' W. F,
Hubert W. Burden, son of J. M.
Burden of Woodland, N. C, and
Mrs.' Ruth Burden of Wlnfall,
and William Nlxoh, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Nixon of
Route 2, Hertford,
Darden Store To
Be Closed July 8th
V. N. Darden, owner and op
erator of Darden Department
Store here, announced todav
that the store wil lbe closed all
day Wednesday. July 8 for the
purpose of allowing employees
and their families to attend a
picnic at the Darden cottage at
Nags Head. : ,
Mr. . Darden- stated that the
store will open as usual on
Thursday,( July 9.
How Perquimans. County- Voted In
Saturday's Second Primary
12 S
- tOR GOVERXOk '
Moore :.:........191 209
Preyer ...180 59
, . , FOk LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
Scott ... ' ..... 224 160 ,120' 111194' 149
Blue .......,'.:. .136 104 -
PR. HARGUS TAYLOR
the SQuthern Baptist Historical
Society. 1
The public . is invited to these
i worship services at' II A. M. and
7:30 P. M; ." ; ' .
Highway Group
Meets In Hertford
The Tri - County Highway
Committee met Wednesday,-June 1
24 at 11- A. M. in the Munici
pal Building in Hertford. Chair
man William P. Jones conducted
the meeting.
Members present were
Hertford:' Dr. A. B. Bonner,
Bob Hollowell, Charles John
son, Zack - Robertson, Willie
Ainsley, Larry Adylett, Jr., and
Archie Lane, Sr.
Edehton: Wdham P. Jones,
Jimmy Earnhardt, James Rob
inson, Shelton Moore and West
By rum. . "
Elizabeth City: Jack Aulis,
George Attix and Levin Cul
pepper. -, -
Shelton Moorej a 'member of ;
the- Sign" -Committee,' reported
thatthe-majority1 of the signs :
are ip.' --The. committee aa still .
looking fpr a sign -site location ;
through Colonial Sign. Company
I in Virtfiniia . . Injr ...anntliAi Km
The ' Planning ''Cmimlssion nd
j the 'City of i, Chesapeake Ordi-1
nance committee nave to ma. '
this site. ,. ; ' . . '. : ''
Larry 'Xydlett stated that the 4
sign ft Highway, 17-13 . intersee- -
tion at Wuliamston that is be- . '
ing sponsored until September,
1964, by the- three Chambers has
an error. - .iUadverti'ses "Future
Route" of bridge-tunnel traffic.
'Continued on Page Two
Democrat Leaders
Meet In Greenville
Monday, July 6th':
Perquimans County Democrats
will be represented at the dis- '.
trict meeung oi county chair- r
rren and vice chairmen' when
members of the State Campaign
Committee are selected, it is an- '
Ainsley, county chairman.
The party leaders are sched
uled to meet Monday night, July
6 at 7 o'clock at the Holiday Inn
at Greenville with Lunsf ord
Crew, state . Democratic chair
man. Mr, Crew will meet in all
congressional districts next week,
Principal business will be the
selection of a man and a wo
Continued ea Mge five
PROMOTED
Milton L. Chappell of Biloxi,
i Mississippi, was promoted to the
ranx oi siarx sergeant on June ,
1- ' Sgt ChappeU is the son of .
1.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ohappell
of Tyner. He is married to the
former Sherry " Goodwin, 'daugh
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