poifieds And Legals
T-rprj house
i. Winfall-iielvlderd
j rSAUTY OpersH
efiiately. Salary and
--ion. raravon Beauty
- rssT office space ic-
1 on the Court Houm
n. Apply Hartford
dware A Supply Co., Brie
jr., 24-oui, Hart
, Nov23tfn-c
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r-Tirmo jAacbSnbj
r '.w-A BUTTON'
', LTC. LOCAL PER-C-AW
FINISH PAY-
J OF $10.00 monthly!
i balance of $34.13.1
Jly. Writ: "Nation-
. i once Dept.", Adjuster
Drawer xbo, Asneooro,
Nov30;Deo7,14,81,2-!
ARTMENTS tor .." rnt ;:
lern apartments to rents
i. three and tour-room
Jimtnta, furnished or un
fnlahed at desired. Electric
vs, refrigerator and water
iter with each apartment. Call
rtford 426-5360 tor ta
rnation.
Sept2-tte
'NDA 1966 CB 160, low
mileage, - excellent condition.
$300. ward Oidsmobiie-cacui-lac,
Elisabeth City, N. C.
-. . .... uec.7-
3R BALE 1980 -Ford Fal
con. See Mm. C. W. Reed or
telephone 426-7537.
jXANT NOW Jumbo pan-
mea, s aoz. $1.00; Azaleas,
Camellias, Rhododendrons,
noiuee, ttose Bushes, Shade
rrees, nut Trees. Also com
plete landscaping services.
Leary Plant Farm, Rt..l,
phone 221-4671, Bdenton,
N. C
Nov23,30;Dec7-c
SOOD MAN OVER 40 for
short trips surrounding
Hertford, N. C. Man we
want is worth up to $16,500
in year, plus regular easn
bonus. Air mall J. B. Dicker
son, President, Southwestern
Petroleum corporation, 634
N. Main. Fort Worth, Texas
76101. ,v Dec.l4-c
kR RENT Upstairs apart-
men, lrurmsnea or umur-
nished. Located one blook
fmm downtown. Hertford.
Contact Erie Haste, Jr. Dial
426-6211.
Nov23tfn
OR RENT 2 BEDROOM HOUSE
Furnished, or unfonusnea
m'Yeoplm,, River at Bethel
Fishing Center. Contact B. A,
Talley at Hertford Hardware,
426-5211.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Co-Executors
of the estate of Mary E.
winslow, deceased, late of Per
quimans 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 P. O. Box
345 Hertford, N. C. on or before
the 13 day of June 1968 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment.
This JJ jlay 4fv,pcember 1967.
t.,,.; MelvinW. Elliott
Ruth Elliott Winslow
. Executors
' Administrator of
Mary E. Winslow
Dec;14,21,28,jan;4 .
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nmTFORD
IYrt;uimans County
Tu--y '
U Wednesday .. ,
Friday
Saturday
till . frumniey, Boutemu
Trn" Fadlo Dlmatehed
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ALL
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Ur
PRACTICAL NURSE will take!
day duty in orivate home,
Contact The Perquimans)
weexiy, oy letter, box 108,
or pnone Heruora, n. c.
Nov.iatfn
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executor
of the estate of Martha D, Pen
nington, deceased, late of Per
quimans 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 P. O, Box 161
Hertford, N, C, on or before the
24th day of May isksb or this
notice will bo pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate will pleasa
make immediate payment.
This leth day of November
1967
'; Luther B. Sltterson.
Executor of
; t Martha D. Pennington
4 Deceased
Dec)7,14,21,28-c
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
GEORGE L, ROUNTREE,
Plaintiff
vs
MARIAN A. ROUNTREE,
. Defendant
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT DIVISION
The defendant Marian A.
Rountree will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the District Court
of Perquimans County,' N. C.,
in which the plaintiff seeks di
vorce on the ground of one year
separation; and the defendant
will take notice that she Is re
quired to appear at the office
of the Clerk of this Court in
Hertford N. C. on or before the
5th day Af , February 1968 and
answer or demur to the com-
olalnt or tha Dlalntlff will annlv
to' the Court fbr the1 relief there
in demanded. This 6th day of Dec
1968.
W.J.Ward
Clerk District Court
Dec;7,14,21,28-C
NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
: Under and byv; virtue of an
order of the Superior Court of
Perquimans County, made in
the special proceedings entitl
ed, Walter G, Edwards, Ad
ministrator' of Kata M. Hlnn.
chard. v$i ftoben S. Bianchard.
etux, et al, the undersigned com
missioner will, on the 17th day
of January, 1968, at 11:30 a.ra.,
at the courthouse door in Hert
ford,, North Carolina, offer for
sale to the highest bidder for
cash that certain bouse and lot
located at 214 W. Market Street,
Hertford, North Carolina, de
scribed as follows:
BEGINNING in the north
margin of Market Street at the
southwest corner of the C. F.
Murray lot and running thence
N 4 degrees E 283.8 feet; thence
88 degrees w 120.12 feet;
theaceS 44egrees . w 283.8
feet-n'Jhe8for'esad margin
of . Market set; thence said
margin N 88 degrees, E 120.12
feet to the BEGINNING. Con
taining 12 acre, more or less.
A deposit of 10 of his bid
up to and Including $1,000.00,
plus 5 of any excess over
$1,000.00, will be required of
the successful bidder.
This 18th day of December.
1967.
. Walter G. Edwards
Commissioner
pec;2128an;41
NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
Under and by virtue of an
order of the Superior Court of
Perquimans County, made In
John W. Jones, et al, vs. Howard
Jones, Hattie Jones, uavia
White, etux, et al, the under
signed commissioner will, on the
24th day of January, 1968, at
11:30 a.m., at the courthouse
door In Hertford, North Caro
lina, offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash that certain
tract of land situate in Per
quimans County.North Carolina,
described as follows:
Situate in Park vllle Township,
Perquimans County, North
Carolina, bounded on and by the
Main Road, the Nathan Bagley
land, the Jos, White land and
land of H. A. White, containing
ten acres and being the same
conveyed to Daniel Jones, Sr.,
by Jos. n. wmte ana wue ty
deed dated January 12, 1889
and recorded lnBookI,page562.
I .no. 4nz Kcrister 01 ueeas 01-
II f ee, Perqtdmans County, North
Ccrollra .i some conveyed to
::. A. White 13 and H. C. C.
JT lOQfi'j - 23. ty de.i recorded in
; i 7, rr s S:2, aioresild of-
A deposit cf 10 of bis bid
t to i i -U" i U.C.3.00,
1 61 c: ry ice s over
', v" 1 Is rr; 'red of
. is. U' - r.
1 :s net " y cf December,
II-if.,.'
lf:rr
Notice
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix' of the estate of
Thomas Dewitt Webb, deceased,
late of Perquimans County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims
against the estate of said de
ceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Route 3, Box
91, Hertford, N, C. on or before
the 5th day of July 1968 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
made immediate payment.
This 21st day of December
1967.
REBECCA WEBB
a ADMINISTRATRIX
Dec.28;Jan,4,ll,18,
Anti-Smog War
It Comfortable
ST. LOUIS
Veteran's Corner
EDITOR'S NOTE: Below are
' authoritative answers by the
Veterans Administration to
' some of the many current
questions from former ser
vicemen and their families..
Further information on vet
erans benefits may be ob- :
talned at any VA office.
Q- I expect to graduate from
college next spring ana go una
Throughout college I have re
ceived a monthly check from the
a monthly check from the
Veterans Administration under
the War Orphans Assistance Act,
When I completed my military
aervlce will I again be eligible
for VA educational assistance
as a veteran?
ANot under existing . law.
If you were a full time student
-AnotheJ I?1!"
trnnV ha. hn J Orphans Educational Assistance
front has been opened In thd . mmtu. ,
auto industry '1 war
po"utl" . "nd &. -uWSonal
This anti-smog battle is being
fought in an unusual new
building put up by ACF In
dustrles here . for the precise
testing and adjustment of
carburetors so they will meet
the strict requirements of the
Federal Clean Air Act.
Barometric pressure, tem
perature and humidity must
be closely controlled so that
the carburetors will give the
necessary uniform perform
ance. The building, therefore,
had to be designed to with
stand differences in Inside and
outside air pressure, and em
ployees and materials must
enter and exist through air
locks to maintain the stable
and pleasant climatic condi
tions. --
vl.tvrl not be entitled to further
benefits as a
veteran. The maximum en
titlement of any person to
Federal assistance tor full time
education is 36 months. Any
additional education for which
the person would receive an
allowance from theU.S. Govern
ment would constitute "dupli
cation of benefits," which is
prohibited.
Q I was recently retired from
the Army on disability. There Is
an' army hospital near my home
where I can receive care and
treatment. However, the nearest
Veterans Administration hospi
tal is in another city some
dstance away. If I elect to
receive VAdisabllity compensa
tion Instead of my Army retire
ment pay, can I still be treated
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DEVELOPS CANCER EACH YEAR
AND MANY OF THESE COULD BE
SAVED THROUGH EARLY DETECTION
AND PROMPT TREATMENT
YET MORE SCHOOL
CHILDREN DIE Of
CANCER THAN FROM ,
ANY OTHER DISEASE
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pi a
Car theft is often the first offense ;
that later turns a boy into a full-time
( criminal. A lot of the fault is yours.
You make car theft so easy. (Last year
76 of stolen cars were left unlocked;
nearly half also had ignition keys
in them.) Quite a temptation.
You realize how great this temptation
is when you know that 64 of people
arrested for car theft are under 18.
When you carelessly walk away from
your unlocked car, you may be ,
avoiding a 10-second job, but starting
; someond on a 10-vear sentence.
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at the nearby Army hospital
where my family can visit me
without too much Inconvenience?
A-Yes. The fact that you
would be receiving disability
compensation from the VA does
not change your entitlement to
military hospitalization as are-
tired serviceman. At the same
time, you are also entitled to
VA hospital care as a veteran.
Q My deceased husband's
headstone furnished by the Army
has become unsightly because
of age. Will the Army furnish me
another marker , for his grave?
A Each request Is decided on
its own merits. You should apply
for a replacement marker to
Chief Support Service, Depart
ment of the Army, Wash, j, C,
20316. In your application be sure
to give full details in concerning
the appearance and disrepair of
the present headstone.
Pago 6 The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N. C., Thursday, December 88,1961
GIs in Europe Warned
About Commie Pen Pals
TV
NOTES
NEW YORK No
longer is the building CBS
Studio SO. It Is now the Ed
Sullivan Theater. The network
made the change to commenv
orate the 20th anniversary of
Sullivan's variety show which
long has used this theater. It
began life In 1927 as the new,
large and handsome Hammer-
stein's Theater, named for pro
ducer Arthur Hammersteln,
who used it as home base for
the musicals in which he spe
clallzed. He was the uncle of
the late Oscar Hammersteln,
some of whose early shows he
produced.
FRANKFURT, Oermanyl
American GIs sta
tioned in Europe have been
warned that their pen pals ben
hind the Iron Curtain may bel
espionage agents.
According to top Army and
Air Force officials in Germany,
pen pals one of the service
man's greatest morale boosters
actually pose a serious threat)
to military security.
Using such gimmicks as
lonely hearts clubs, stamp and
coin clubs and pen pals, East
ern European espionage agen
cies attempt to gain the con
fidence of soldiers and airmen
as sources of information con
cerning American troop and
equipment deployment.
Since contact is maintained
by mall, military intelligence
officials admit they have little
control over pen pals and
other unsolicited correspond
ents.
U.S. postal regulations pro
hiblt the opening of first class
mail under any circumstances,
and unclaimed second and
third class mail may be opened
only after the serviceman
leaves Europe.
The only source left is the
soldier or airman who, under
his own Initiative, reports sus
piclous correspondence to his
unit intelligence officers.
The majority of complaints
deal with the volume of junk
advertising and occasionally
with pornography.
Lack of complaints about
subversive correspondence in
dicates the unawareness by
servicemen of the threat posed
by such mail, officials say.
A soldier usually receives a
letter saying he was mentioned
by a friend as being interested
in a pen pal mail chain. 1
Often the correspondent is a
girl who wants to become bet
ter acquainted with an Ameri
can.:-
The Questions
Usually, the "pen pal" asks
about the nature of the service
man's unit, the type of equip
ment it uses and the disposi
tion of the unit In an alert.
Officials uid the location of
U.S. military units is not clas
sified, but anything dealing
with their operation is security
sensitive.
Organizations operating by
mall are difficult to Investigate,
especially if they are located In
Communist countries.
Since there Is no such thing
as an Innocent pen pal In the
Communist sectors, according
to officials, pen pal correspond'
ence is discouraged.
Servicemen also are being
harassed by mall sent by sub
verslvs 1 organisations In the
United State. 8uob maw pro'
duced mall la designed to dam
age morale, confuse and create
dissension among VJB. servicemen.
subversive mall originating
in the United States is investi
gated by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation.
Military officials said the re
cent Supreme Court decision
throwing out the convictions of
three distributors of pornograt
phy is expected to result in in
creased pornographic mall
aimed at servicemen In Europe.
However, distributors now
are requesting the serviceman
to return the correspondence if
he is not interested.
The last star was added to
the American flag on July
i960, with the admittance of
Hawaii as the fiftieth state. '.
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'The Children's Film Festi
val" series that CBS Introduced
last season will return for an
other round beginning Feb. 4.
The broadcasts will be on Sun
days from 4:30 to 5:30 through
March 24. Award-winning films
from many sources will be
shown. Burr Tlllstrom's Kukla
and Ollie puppets and their
friend, actress Fran Allison,
again will serve as hosts.
"It Takes a Thief,' new one-
hour series that ABC will put
in the 8:30-9:30 pjn. Tuesday
slot after its 90-minute pre
miere Jan. 9, stars Robert
Wagner as a master thief
paroled to do special work for
a . government intelligence
agency. It will have a tongue-in-cheek
approach to espionage
and international Intrigue.
On March 14 "NBC Chil
dren's Theater" will present a
one-hour adaptation of "The
Enormous Egg," Oliver But
terworth'8 book about a New
England boy whose pet hen
hatches an enormous egg from
which emerges a triceratops
dinosaur.
Elizabeth Taylor does much
of the narration, both on and
off camera, for a one-hour
special about the career of her
late husband that is entitled
"Around the World with Mike
Todd." ABC has acquired first
air rights to the independently
produced program but has set
no broadcasting date.
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