THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORb, NORTH CAROLINA, FRISAT. APRIL 28, 1907.
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The Hertford Grammauf
:hool PTA held its last
eeting of the school year
cgntly with Mrs. Charles
.Harrell, president, pf-:
3ing. -!J'r'-.,:W
The program was given
Bobby Elliott, fire chief
Hertford, who showed
film, In Case of Fire".
This film po&ited out the
iportance of tall families
lowing what to do in case
e did strike! their home.
jliott suggested that eachp
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PETERBOROUGH, N. -tLWr
Woodacres Empress Nan-t,'
, a junior four-year-oii
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS J
Mrs. W. H. Pitt was hos-
ks to her Bridge Club on
ursday afteinoon at hervj
mV- on libb Street. i
pose playingl were Mes-
Jmes H. A. Whitley, Trim
ilson, S. P. Jessup, C. R.
plmes, Silas Iwhedbee, J.
Futrell, J.H. Newbold
d C. A. Davtenport. The
eh score prjze went to
irs. Newboldj. A sweet
urse was served.
NOTICE OF CANDIDACY
I wislj to announce to all my friends in the Town of
Hertford that I am a candidate for a member of the
Hertford Town Board subject to the election to be held
Tuesday, May 2. I will be unable to contact each of you
personaly, so I take this opportunity to ask for your
vote and support. I will render efficient service to
the people of Hertford should they elect me to the
Board, jl will be ever mindful of the best interests of
all the people.
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In conclusion, I wish to thank one and all who sup
port me in this election.
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F D. Niu" cox
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State law requires eveiy dog owner in North Carolina
to have his or her animal vaccinated against Rabies.
As County Dog Warden and Rabies Inspector, I will
vaccinate dogs during the period of April 19 through
May 31 on the following schedule:
April 27: Baker's Store if rom 2 to 5 P. M.
May 2: Belvidere from 2 to 4 P. M.
May 2:;Chappell Hill, Alf onza Dail's Store from
4 to 5 P.M.
Ulay 5: Wink Winslow's Store from 2 to 5 P. M.
May 9: New Hope from 2 to 5 P. M.
Joe & Bill's Service Station each Wednesday and
I Saturday beginning April 19 through May 31.
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During the Qinic the vaccination price is $1.00; after
April 3( there will be an additional charge . . . Please
bring your dog to' me at one of the indicated locations
and saye Voui'self possible I court action: The Dog
Varderi-Rabies Inspector has authority to cite into
2ourt anyone not complying with this law.
it ,til i
15 family work out some plan I
of escape from all parts of
their home and bring it up
often , enough that each
3 child ; and ijrson would
automatically , react to the
plan just as they do in
school fire drills.
During th e ' business
meetingt A'lire membership
in llifsfjComJi-
given . to! i.sj Mary.' Sum--
ner;
cher
reisteredUernscy, cowii
"owned by clarence Chap-i
poll, 'Srv Blvidere, N. C,
has comprcted an official
DHIR ' actual production
record, of 12,330 pounds Of
J milk fSnd T pounds of
butterfat in 305 days two
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f 1, a
H cording . to the 1 American
Guernsey Cattle Club.
1 Guernsey milk is world
famous for its high pro
tein, delicious flavor and
golden yellow color. .
The testing was super
vised by . North Carolina
State College. '
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at Hertford Grammar
School. A past president s 4
pin was presented to Mrs.
Dan Berry. 1
Following a report $jy W
Mrs. Bertha Lane, chair
man of the nominating
committee, the current
slate of officers were elect
ed to serve the : 1967-68
term. They, are Mrs, Har-
;jell,,?presidetitiCfecffi:Ed-J;
Wfara; iWinsioWj,yice; presi?
!derit!;tMr$. . George 'ifields,1
. secretary; j and . J Mrs,:! Wik ;
-JlamiSawyer; treasurer.,
fl f I Foljpwing the' Acceptance .''
: o( the jc6mnleridations of
!the executive board, James
;P, iHarrelljv principal, was"
Jglyen. ; n6iey ; to , .purchase
the teaching aids needed by
the school, with the bal
ance ; of ; money on hand,
to be put into the cement
area fund.
Harrell thanked the PTA
for the cooperation he and,
the school had received
this past year. He invited
the parents to visit the
classrooms and to visit the
library to see the new
books give by the PTA.
Miss Mary Sumner's 6th
prade won the attendance
banner.
uBiieirs
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gifts , which were won by
the following Seniors and
their escorts during the
dance - contest: Joe Lee
Tunnell, Dave Boyce, Jan
White, Sandra White, Lin
da Owens, Michael Wins
low, Peggy Copeland, Deb
bie Stokely, Phil Graham,
Carolyn Morgan, Andy
Rogerson, Joe H a s k e 1 1,
; Sharman Taylor, Wayne
Winslow : a n!d Missouri
' Bateman. Door prizes were
won; by Ronnie Lane and
Jan& Eyans. highlight of
U)e t' evening was ; a free,
; wefkend' t for two senior
, glsabd'v a chaperone' at '
Surf; qirx. N. C, won by
Carolyn White and Monnie.
Divers. '
Local Secretary
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of the men in the county
commented that when the
Farm Agents were out and
Marjorie Lou was holding
office, she was better than
most County Agents, and
as good as any of them in
her knowledge of Exten
sion. Marjorie Lou graduated
from Perquimans County
High School and attended
East Carolina College.
Aside from being a secre
tary, she is also a home
maker. She and her hus
band, George Fields and
two sons Brad, 12 and Kev
in 9, reside at 102 Ken
yon Drive, Hertford.
Hertford Tour
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test, and information on
the Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Tunnel and the Ocean Hi
way's "choice of routes".
Ocean Hiway motorists
can truly "Discover Ameri
ca" along the picturesque,
historic Atlantic Coast. The
route is the north-south
"See-Way" that provides
' gateways to some of the
nation's most outstanding
historic cities and land
marks, scenic attractions,
seashore resorts, and recre
ational facilities between
New York and Florida.
The k Ocean Hiway As
sociation is now planning
a series of recommended
circle tours for travelers
and vacationers.
Nothing speeds up work
like the idea of getting
through for a chance to
take a rest.
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Lesson
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by human frailties. We
need that inner dedica
tion, that inner certainly,
that Peter and John ex
hibited before the Sand
hedrin. :
We need to stand fast,
as they did, by our con
victions. . 'tye must refuse,,
as thcy.dlA to be silenced
'in carrying God's message,
of redemption to the
world. js
.. We can only witness ef
fectively if ; we stand to
gether, in pur church, in
our homes.i'in our way of
life, in our every action
and word, as staunchly as
those., two friends stood
that day so many thous
ands of years ago, refus
ing to be silenced.
(These comments are based
on outlines of the Inter
national Sunday School
Lessons, copyrighted by
the International Council
of Religious Education,
and used by permission).
25 Cases
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failed to have vehicle in
spected. Costs of court.
Lonnie Frank Sykes,
ifailed to drive same on
right half of highway.
Costs of court.
Antoine David Verdin,
failed to have vehicle in
spected. Costs of court.
George Dallas Brick
house, passing within a no
passing zone. Prayer for
judgment continued upon
the payment of costs of
court.
Nathan Stanley Riddick,
disobeying a duly installed
stop signal. Costs of
court.
Howard Paige Goodwin,
failed to have vehicle in
spected. Costs of court.
Shelly Wayne Marsh,
failed to have vehicle in
spected. Costs of court,
James Wallace White,
without valid operator's
license, no registration, im.
proper equipment Prayer
for judgment continued
upon payment of costs of
court.
Melvin Earl Vann, speed
ing 60 MPH in 50 zone.
$5.00 fine and costs of
court.
FIRST SALE -10:30 A. M.
VELMA SAUNDERS FOSTER FARM: Located 7 miles south of Elizabeth
City on Highway 17 just across Perquimans County line. The entire farm is
cleared and in a high state of cultivation with total acreage of 20.30 acres.
SECOND SALE -11:00 A. M.
VELMA SAUNDERS FOSTER PRO PERTY: Adjacent to farm. Consisting
of 2 houses, a steel building with over 4000 sq. ft. of usable space and form
erly used as a truck-body shop; several lots and other buildings. 'This has
been subdivided so as to give everyone an opportunity to buy any portion
they desire.
THIRD SALE -11:30 A. M.
ALL EQUIPMENT. FIXTURES, PA RTS AND MACHINERY that goes
along with the operation of a body shop. Also, several pieces of office fur-
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miure ana equipment, in aauiuon:
1 Mack Truck
3 -Tractors
-Log Carts '
1-Steel Saw.;
lf-Drill Press wDrills
1 Electric Welder,
1 Jigsaw
Terms: Real Property r 30 Cash (Balance 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years)
, ' Personal Property - Cash
Sale Will Be Held On Premises Rain Or Shine
Chamber .
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North Carolina Port Auth
ority, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Department of Water Re
sources, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Whereas, the Mayor and
Commissioners of the
Town of Hertford, North
Carolina, have unanimous
ly passed a resolution re
questing the North Caro
lina Department of Water
Resources to select and
designate the Oregon Inlet,
Dare County, North Caro:
lina, as a deep water inlet,
Now,; therefore, the reso
lution was made,' seconded
and duty passed as fol
lows:", Be it resolved that Leon
I. Edwards is hereby des
ignated and appointed to
represent the Town of
Hertford, North Carolina,
in order to promulgate and
investigate the possibility
of the Town of Hertford,
North Carolina, being
designated as a Port Auth
ority. This the 13th day of
March, 1967.
R. C. ELLIOTT,
Clerk of the Town of
Hertford.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1967
Many Tires Of All Sizes
AND MUCH
Carole White
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committees and offices. At
present, she is on the An
nual staff and a member
of the following clubs:
Beta Club, Letter Club,
Health Club, FHA and has
been a cheerleader for
three years.
Carole is also a mem
ber of the Piney Woods
Friends Church and was
an assistant kindergarten
class ' teacher and past
leader and secretary of the
youth organization.
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