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tiss tr.aroiXKi wia.Y. kemtord. kohth carcika. rrxr. rev a, idix
I ICdna'i Morr, representative of the Social Security Ad
': frustration, la in Hertford the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
' of each month at Perquimans County Courthouse.
' " Nine out of ten working
people are now building pro
jection for themselves and
jtb'eir families under the so
cial security law. This pro
tection -costs employees and
.their employers a total so
cial security tax of IV per
eht of every dollar earned
and each self -employed per
son 5.4 per cent of his net
profit up to the taxable
limit flf $4800.
.;:.It should be logical to as
sume, then, that nearly ev
eryone knows what. they and
their families might be due
from their Federal Old-Age,
Survivors, and Disability In
stirance Program at retire'
ment or in case of disability
of death,- Unfortunately, this
isn't sq.r As the following
information on parents' bene
fits is explained, be truthful
and score yourself 10 points
for each fact you know.
: After the death of a work
er, social security benefits
may be paid to a dependent
parent at age 62. but an ap
plication must be filed before
benefits can start. - Proof
that the deceased . son or
daughter furnished at least
one-half the support of the
parent must be presented to
the Social Security Admini
stration, within two years af
ter the, Jworker - died or be
;ew: Books At
i Local Library
Tne,j;Periiuimans' County
Library has been given four
memorial , books this week.
They i are! , How. To Hunt
American "Game, by ' "Vale,
given in 'memory of Cecil
Wood White; To the Golden
Shore, the life of Adoniram
Judson,. by Anderson, in
memory of Isaac P. Perry;
The Cape Hatteras Seashore,
by Roberts and Stick, in
memory of Frederick S.
Winslow; and The North
Carolina Portrait I n d.e x,
sponsored : by the Colonial
Dames, in memory of W. Guy
Newby. -;.
Other new books in the
library thisweek are; The
Liberation & of t Lord Byron
Jones, by Ford, (th; current
book-of-the-month); J,ude,
the., Obscure,.... by.. Hardy;
Thfngs I Remember, by. Hay
wood; and, for young peo
ple; : Your Freedoms, the
Bill of Rights; and six easy-to-read
books for the very
young.."-:1, k.-: '.
GR
: Carolina r;J i :' 7 rp 77rpsnj
: PRIDE 1 i L . np . LV
Gwaltney Franks
Pork Liver lb. 1-1b. 3 oz. Hose Farm Corn. ... .2 cans 3Sc
Beef liver ..lb, 45c llbjj-KDeionte Catsup. .... MM
Neck Bones.... .lb. 25c flb, 1-oi Pail Fruit Cocktail. .2 cais fic
Smoked Picnics lb. 5Sc Ijjz. Kraft French Dressing. ... .2 for !3c
Pork Chops lb. 69c 8-oz. Sweat Pickles. .......... 2 for 43c
Smoked Sausage lb. 33c j& Spaghetti &Meat Bails, 2 cas 53c
Chuck Stea!( lb. 63c Mb. Tomatoes 2cas23c
flib Steak ...lb. 73c 43 Bags -iiptcn TeaT. . 6Cc
HoundSte ................ .lb. G3c 6-oitoeil House Coffc3,ja"S:c
. SMOKED MEAT. ,;.-'. . .. - roMPLETEXiNE i
Side, Shoulders, HamS DIE?C F00DS AND
our own FROZEN FOODS . ;
.: ' ' '
Open
came disabled. . The parent
must not have remarried
since the supporting son's or
daughter's death or be en
titled to a retirement benefit
on his own worK that is
equal to or larger than the
parent's benefit. A monthly
benefit is equal to 82 per
cent of the deceased worker's
basic benefit r and ranges
from a minimum of $40 to a
maximum of $104.80 per
month. - Where two parents
or a parent and a widow are
both entitled to benefits on
the same record of work,
each will receive 75 per cent
of the basic benefit, provid
ing the' total ' benefits do not
exceed the maximum family
payment "',"'''
Now, how did you do? If
you scored 100 or better, you
are really up on your social
security. But if a lot of
this was news to you, then
maybe you should read
booklet OASI-35, entitled
"Your Social Security." If
you have any questions not
answered by this article or
the above booklet, inquire at
your local Social Security
Office.
Whiteston News
Those attending North Ca
rolina Yearly Meeting of
Friends at Guilford College
this week are: Rev. Hershel
Hill, Mr. arid.: Mrs. Alva
Winslow, , Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Winslow, Mrs, Sylvia Wins
Jew,. Miss Pearl White,
Ralph White, Reggie Baker
and Elsberry Lane.
: Mr,' and Mrs. Keith Ab
bott of Rocky Mount spent
the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Wins
low of Raleigh visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Winslow, Sunday.
Lloyd Only of . Virginia
Beach spent a few days last
week With Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Stallings.
-'- Mr. and Mrs. Wood roe
Stallings and daughters Eula
Mae and Boneta Gay spent
a few days last week with
Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Wins
low at Hatteras. - --.,
Mrs.',-Lyndon White ' re?
turned to her home . Friday
from Norfolk General Hos
pital after undergoing a ma
jor operation.
Miss Anne Baker spent
several days last week at
Nags Head with friends.
; Mr. nd Mrs. Walter Dale
and Mrs. Becky White and
DE
.'.' - .': . . ."....'.'..''.... '
Daily Monday Through Thursday 6
children spent Sunday at
Leggett, N. C.
The Bethany Methodist
Sunday School held their
picnic last Tuesday at Ar
rowhead Beach.
Alvah Winslow returned
home Saturday from Cho
wan Hospital, where he had
spent several days for treat
ment' ' -
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Wil
liams of Hertford visited
Mrs. Mary Williams and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Williams
and family ; Sunday after
noon,';.' ,":--'
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Winslow .and son Of Hert
ford visited Mr. and Mrs
Lucious - Wmstow - &mar -
ternoon.
Mrs.: Verna Winslow re
turned home Sunday' after
spending last week visiting
her children in Norfolk, Va.
. The Sunday School of Up
River Friends Church held
their ; picnic, at .; -Arrowhead
Beach Friday ' 'afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs." Aleck Stal
lings and Mr. and Mrs. Rog
er Dillon of Norfolk spent
the weekend at Nags Head.
Archie Lynn and Terry
White spent last week with
the Leslie White family at
Woodland. The boys are
spending a few days this
week at Nags Head with Mr.
and Mrs. Winfred Smith and
son. " .-'"' ;''.''
Rollo White returned home
from the Albemarle Hospi
tal Sunday morning. He had
been a patient there- for the
past week. ': ''. ,' -: .,
Mrs. Ralph White and her
sister, Mrs. Retha McDaniel
of Jackson are spending this
week at Virginia Beach with
their sisters. :
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wins
low spent the. weekend at
Hampton,' Va.,; visiting their
son Arnold E. Winslow and
family.
Mr.' and ' Mrs. Winfred Biv-.
ens and Cheryl .and Charles
Edwards of High Point' re
cently visited Rev. and Mrs.
Hershel Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Wins
low are spending a few days
this week at Appomattox,
Va., with their daughter and
family, Rev. and Mrs. Thom
as Jackson. Mike Jackson
returned ,to his home after
spending a few weeks with
his grandparents.
Miss Johnnie White re
cently took a trip to Nii
agar Falls, Montreal and' the
World's Fair. r -
Miss Faye : Baker, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Baker, has enlisted in the
WAC . and is . stationed,, in
Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ward
of Bel videre visited Mr. and
Mrs, . Claude Rountree last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Paul Trot-1
- .. .1 V J V 1 .'.;''- i. , , WITH FUU1I UKUciK
ID.45C
man and children of Nor
folk and; Mr. and Mrs. York
Teague of Snow Camp were
recent visitors of Mr., and
Mrs. Ernest White. . . j,
Mr. arid Mrs. Dave Klap
haak and children of Ten
nessee spent a few days, last
week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest White. The
Klaphaaks left Saturday for
Cincinnati, Ohio, where they
are being transferred. The
children remained to visit
their aunt, Mrs. Clifton Stal
lings and family..
Mr, and Mrs. L. D.- Good
win of Siler City were re
cent, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dempsey Winslow,
- - mnMn.mMam
unvw ui w umingron, uei.,
are visiting her , parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Stallings and
family -ytpjj "f U" '7,;r;
i" Mrs. Maggie Nixon Carver
of South Mills visited Mrs.
Becky Jane Baker "Monday,
-f Mr.- and Mrs. j Dempsey
Winslow recently ' attended
the Hayman reunion , at
Manns Harbor. ' "
Larry Stallings, son of Mr!
and Mrs. J. H. Stallings, is
still a patient at Norfolk
General Hospital, where he
has been for several weeks.
Larry got his foot hurt while
working in Norfolk.
WINSLOW , BYRUM
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Preston Byrum of Hertford
request the honor of your
presence at the marriage of
their daughter, Brenda Lou,
to Harry Walton, Winslow.
Son of Mr. ' and Mrs. Harry
Walton Wtaslow. Sr. on
day, August 8, 1965, at 4
o'clock in the afternoon in
the Hertford Baptist Church.
A reception follows at the
Jhome of Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as JT-es.ton Byrurti.- No invi
tations are being ? sent., but
friends, and relatives are in
vited to attend. . ;
Classified : Legals
FOR SALE: 14 ft. grain body
built by Sanders and Greg
ory. In good condition and
priced right. D. E. Ward, Rt.
2, Hertford. ; Aug6p
NEED CASH for farm op
erations ;. . . see your farmer-owned
PCA. Loans up
to 7 years. ; Albemarle Pro
duction Credit 'Association,
207 E. Church St., Elizabeth
Qity, N. -Ci:'?.,5.jan29tfc
FOR SALJS-Garden ' tractor,
equipped ith,! several imple
ments, disk; ; ''y mower,- etc.
Call Eugene Boyce, 426-7737,
Hertford, N. C; i V- : ' Jun4tfn
OPPORTUNITY- For a fu
ture with a , well known
Midwest Manufacturing firm.
We are now offering exclus
ive distributorships for a
PetQ..
FORMERLY FRED'S GROCERY
,.'..:'.': j . i . ' t
A. M. Until 8 P. M.
patented product No com
petition. Factory trained per
sonnel will assist you in set
ing up a tried and proven
advertising and merchandis
ing program. 100 mark up.
Investment " guaranteed. Min
imum investment $1,000.
Maximent $14,000. All re
plies confidential. For in
formation write - Director of
Marketing, P. O. Box 14049s
St. Louis, Missouri 63178.
expOct22
WANTED Poplar logs and
69-inch blocks. Hertford Ve
neers, Inc. Phone 428-7429,
Hertford. apr2tfc
FOR RENT:' Six room house-.'
Bath, two large screened
porches. ; J Telephone? Locat
ed near Winfall. Call Hert
ford 426-7185. . Aug6c
INSTRUCTIONS
Men and women wanted to
train for Civil Service jobsj
We prepare men and women,
age 18-55. No experience
necessary. Grammar school
education usually sufficient.
Permanent jobs. No layoffs,
short . hours high pay, ad
vancement. Stay on present
job while training. ; Send
name, address, phone num
ber and time at home (if
rural give directions). ; Write
Box ! X, care Perquimans
Weekly. Jul23,30,Aug6,13,20,
Weekly. ; ; expAug27
APARTMENTS tor rent
Modern apartments to rent:
1,, three and four-room
Sun-'furnished as desired. Elec-
trie stove, refrigerator and
water heater WUh each
apartment. Catl Hertford
426-5360 for information, i
.Sept21 tfc
FOR RENT Downstairs
apartment; furnished or un
furnished. ; Two bedrooms,
I iving room, kitchen, " full
bath with shower. Located
one door from Baptist
Church. Call Erie Haste, Jr.,
426-5274 or 426-5211, Hert
ford, N. C. mar!2tfn
FOR SALE: 16-ft Glass
master boat; heavy, deep,
windshield, steering wheel,
speedometer, lights, 40 HP
electric Evinrude, gen. Two
6 gal. tanks, life preservers,
Carolina Tilt Trailer with
crank jack. Like new con
dition. $1165. Phone Hert
ford 426-7185. , Aug6c
Educational Opportunity For
Men Earning Less Than 1
$1,000 Per Month:
You should be investigating
auto accidents and other loss
claims for insurance adjust
ing firms. Expenses paid
and car furnished. We train
you at home in your spare
Jjme and give free placement
.....3csis3c
Friday 6 A. M.
service; you keep your, pres
ent job until ready to switch,
Pick your location; men are
needed almost everywhere.
For personal interview in
this area to see if you can
qualify for this specialized
training write at once to:
: North American Claims '
Training Division .
' 3435 East Bayaud Ave.
1 Denver, Colorado 80209
NOTICE! 1
WANTED Local person with
good credit to finish pay
ments on almost new cab
inet m o d e 1 AUTOMATIC
ZIG-2AG Sewing Machine.
Total balance only $48.71.
Firtr-details. . and -SKher a. Jen
write: "Home Office,".. Na
tional's Finance Dept.,'- Bot
283, Asheboro, N. C.
!. ; ; v Jully30Aug6,13,20c
., i" ;, ; ; , i . . ..
Notice Of I Administration
Having qualified, as Ad-1
ministratrix, of the estate of
Jecola"! Gregory Webb, de
ceased, late of Perquimans
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
Route 3, Hertford, N.. C, on
or before the 23rd day of
January, 1966, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will
please make immediate pay
ment. V -'X-'.-i.
This 19th day of July,
1965.-:-.' ,' :V- .-
' i-x n-REBECCA WEBB, ij )
Yiipj Administratrix of V
Jecola Gregory Webb
jul23,30,A4g6,13, n tt i y .. ,
Notice Of Administration i
Having ", qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate off
Delia White Hurdle, deceas-j
jj i . . r- -...
ea, iaie oi x-erquimaiis yo"""'
ty, North.' Carolina, ' this is
to notify all persons having
claims against the estajte of
said deceased to exbibit them
to the undersigned at Route
2; Hertford, North Carolina
on or before the 6th day of
February, 1966 or this notice
will be pleaded in . bar of
their recovery. AH persons
indebted to said estate , will
please make immediate pay
ment. This 3rd day of August
1965. -
RUTH H. BURDEN,
' Administratrix of
'DelU.lute'Hvrdle,
Aug6,13,Z0,27?
Notice Of Administration
Having qualified as. Execur
trix of the estate of Emma
Clara , Layden, " deceased; " late
of Perquimans County,. Nbrth
Carolina, this is to notify all
persons, having clairris against
the estate of said deceased
Rog. 52c Tsilsr Potato Chips. . . .... . 42c
msLiyYQwCx. .33c
. D-s'sScld Dressing. . .pUafi
Kratfs f.: Jt::3Q:g , ; , : . ... . . . , qt 5Cs
l!rs.F-:rfsrjfflnnn;s3 . ....... qt 4
IIP. VA EjS Peril & D0LTS;:..2 CSiS 433;
Sra Lynn Cecils . . .2 Ds. 43
,!:rrs Cc:l3 ....... . , . . .bnjlS
n:j. Sizo Ffl uilii C:ra.'. . .
P7 Cmfj T '.'': . ; , c.'-
., Powder ry W i ' ilikJ
L j. j Z.J V J! ... "J
Until 9 P. L Saturday 6 A. 11. Vn'Al
to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at. Route 2, Hert
ford, North Carolina, on or
before the 16th day of Janu
ary, 1966, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons in
debted to , said estate will
please make immediate pay
ment This 8th day of July, 1965.
MARGARET E. LAYDEN,
Executrix of Emma Clara
-i Layden, deceased.
i Julyl6,23,30Aug6
North Carolina
Perquimans County.,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE , . t
Vernice W. Whedbee,
r , " i ' vs. : :
Arte Whedbee; Defendant.
The defendant, Arte Whed
bee will take notice that an
action entitled as "above has
been, commenced n the Su
perior Court : of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, for
absolute divorce; . and the
said defendant will further
take notice that he is requir
ed to appear at the office of
the Clerk of. Superior Court
of the . said county at the
Courthouse in Hertford, N. C.
on the 16th day of Septem
ber, 1965 and answer or de
mur to the complaint in said
action, or the Plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the com
plaint' -
- This 27th day of July, 1965.
, ; W. J. WARD,
H Clerk Superior Court
Jul30,Aug6,13,20. i k'i
.Notice Of Administration
i'f JfaVirig qualified fas Execu
tor -of the estate bt Maggie
W. Mathews, deceased, late
HvaroiinB, mis w iiuiuy, '
against the- estate of said de
ceased to, exhibit;. them, to
the, undersigned "at :Rbute,
Hertford,' N.l'C:, 51 dn pr, be
fore the 28th "day of January,
1966 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their re
covery. ' All persons indebt
ed to said estate- will please
make immediate 'payment.
This 20th day of July,
1965.
. . Floyd Mathews,
i -. : Executor of
' Maggie W! -Mathews,
Deceased. " ':
Jul23,30,Aug6,13 .
XTntlna Al A4mlnlelntlnH
"ijayjng qualified as Ad-fi
'rnjnistrator ot me estate oi
Mary Eliza Hoffler Stallings,
deceased,. late of Perquimans
County; . NbrtK: Carolina, : this
is to notify -all -persons . ha y
irig claims against, thfe estate
of ' sai l deceasedj' to' exhibit
them to the undersigned at
Bel videre, North Carolina, on
COMPLETE LINE
FARM FRESH PR3DUCTS
' - ' ' '
or' before the 16th Say. 6' .,t! -July.
1966, or this notice wL'l i
be pleaded in' bar o f , tb.r ,v; .
recovery. All .persons ..in!
debted to said estate' "will;;
please make, immediate pay
ment. ' "i
This 9th day of July, 1965,T '
E. C. STALLINGS, !
Administrator of Mary Eksfa
Hpffler Stallings, Deceased.'
' Jullyl6,23,30Aug3q '
v r: :mt.
. NoUcaQf Adim.Jstration r-M'
i Having qualified' -as Ad-,
mmistratrix, CTA of the esir
tale of Hubert Eley Zachary," -deceased,
latef Perty-'.Dft-V!
County, North jaroht V
is - to notify alfVpersori
ing. claims against', 'the r
of ' said deceasedto .
them to the. undetsigne ..
Route 3, ; Box 33, llertr,,
Nv on or before ihe It . K4
day 1 1 of February, r 96$ t
thl notice ' will be ' plaaAe--;t-
in -bar of -. their recovery.:
All persons indebted to AM1
estate will please make ii-'.t V
mediate payment. . 1 1
Tlys 4th day of Augu V
. . MAMIE A. ZACHARY;
i.i " : Administratrix, CTA 61 i
: Hubert Eley Zacharyji iV
1' Deceased. i j-
Au'g6,13,20,27 ,!
Notice Of Administration'!;,
, Having qualified as Ad-v .
ministrator of the estate of,
Cecil Wood White, deceased
late of Perquimans County,.!
North Carolina, this is to no-i '
tify all persons having claims '
against the estate of 6aid
deceased to ' exhibit them to!
the undersigned at P. O; -Box
316, Hertford, N. C, on !
or. before the 16th day of ;
January, 1966, oV this notice ;
will, be pleaded in bar of!!''
ttuair mravsrv. - All ncrsnnfi l!
indebted to said estate will i
lease maice immeaiaie, payj
This 9th day of July, 1965i
' C. EDGAR WHITE,
Administrator of Cecil Wpqf
White, Deceased. - !i ,
Julyl6,23,30Augjl-'
Notice of Administration
Having qualified as Exeou
trix of the estate of Annie '
M. Nixon, deceased, late of
Perquimans County, : North
Carolina, this is to notify:' all
persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them-to the. un
dersigned at 330 King Street,
Hertford, N. C, on or before t
the tsW iayr f ' February,
1966 Jtf tliH notice Villi be
''cpvery All. peisorts tndebt-,
BO lO SalU BHW , I'M fiv-uav ji,
make . immediate payment.-'
This" 24th day f July 1964
r. -V i. - LOUISE- -NIXON
v '!. V suTTON, Executrix
ri. -' of Annie M. Nixon.',
Jul30.Aue6.l3l.20'. V .
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