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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF'
JUSTICE
' SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
t STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
ERQUIMAN8 COUNTY
Having qualified as Admlnls.
trmra tne estate of Miles Ed
ward Dall of Peraulmaiis count.
, North Carolina, this la to notify
persona having claim against
eswe sua Miles Edward
Call to present them tothe under.
signed within 6 months from date'
the publication of this notice
or same will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate please make
Immediate payment.
This the lSdayof August, 1969.
meiroa d. Appieton
Hertford, N. C.
Aug.Ul88lSepM,lle
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NOTICE .
- NORTH CAROLINA,
i PERQUIMANS COUNTY.
Howard Louis Eaves.
Plaintiff
v Vs.
Carolyn Selma S tellings Eaves,
. Defendant.
The above named defendant,
Carolyn Selma 8talUngs Eaves,
will take notice that an action en
titled as above has been com
lOMoced In the District Court Div
ision of the GeneralCourt of Jus
tice of PerqulmansCounty,North
Carolina, by the plaintiff to se
cure, an absolute divorce from
the defendant upon the grounds
that the plaintiff and defendant
nave lived separate and apart for
more than one year next preced
ing the bringing of this action; and
the defendant wlllfurther take no
tice that she Is required to appear
at the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Perquimans
County, in the Courthouse in
Hertford, North Carolina, within
20 days after the 11th day of Sep
tember, 1969, and answer or de
mur to the complaint In said ac
tion, or the plaintiff will apply to
ti Court for the relief demanded
said complaint..
This the 12th day of August,
1969.
fit
W.J.Ward
Clerk Superior Court
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
" JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT EH VI HI ON
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY .
Havinc Qualified as Admlni.
strator of the estate of Charlie
Thomas Rogerson, sr. 'of Per
qui mans county, north Carolina,
this la to notify all persons
having olalmi against the estate
of said Charlie Thomas Roger.
son, sr. to present them to the
under timed within 6 monthafrom
date of the publication of this no
tie or same will be pleaded In
bar of their recovery.AUpersons
Indebted to said estate olaaaa
make immediate payment.
This the 13th day of August,
.901,
C. T. Rogerson, Jr.,
Route No. I,
Hertford N. C.
Aug.21,28;Sept.4,llc
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Havinc Qualified as Co. Admin.
lstrators of the estate of Welter
Edward Matthews. Sr. of Per.
quintans County. North Carollni. ,
uus is to notify all persons hav
ing claims acalnst the estate of
said Walter Edward Matthews.
sr. to present them to the un
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dersigned within 6 months from
date of the publication of this
notice or same will be placed in
bar of their recovery. All per
sona Indebted to said estate
please make immediate payment.
this tne stn day of August.
1969. J.R.Matthews
W.E.Matthews, Jr.
(Co-Admlnlatratoriil
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY '
Having qualified aa Executrix
of the estate of Walter David
Lowe of Perquimans County.
North Carolina, this Is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said Walter David
Lowe to .present them to the un
derslgned within 6 months from
date of the publication of this no.
tlce or samewill.be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate pleaae
make Immediate payment. :
This the 8th day of August,
1969.
Elsie Baker Lowe
Aug.l4,21l28,Sept.4.c
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
Under and virtue of an order
of re-sale, upon an advance tad.
made by the Superior Court of
Perquimans County In the special
proceedings entitled, Mildred &
Tucker and husband Charles H.
Tucker; John S. Baieman and
wife Maurlne V. Bat em an vs. Wil
liam Bateman, the undersigned
commissioner will, on the 6th
day of September, 1969, at 11:30
a.m., at the courthouse door in
Hertford. North Carolina, offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash upon an ooenlna bid or
$6,875.00. those certain tract or
parcels of land situate lnPeraul.
mans County, North Carolina, de
scribed as follows;
TRACT ONE: Bounded on the
west by the Hertford-Harvev
Point Road; on the north by G. W.
Barbee: on the east bv the Per.
qulmans River; on the south by
the George Bateman land. Con.
tainlng 21 acres, more or less
and being part of the land owned
by John L. Bateman atthetlmeof
oone
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his death.
TRACT TWO: Known as the
Helen HasseU tract. Bounded
on the west by the Hertford.
Harvey Point Road; on the north
oy young Berry; on the east bythe
Psrauimans Riven on the south
by Madison Mabina land. Contain.
Ing II acres, more or less and
oeing a part of the lands owned
by John L. Bateman at the time
oi ma death.
A deposit Of 10 oar cant of hla
diq up to and including 11,000.00,
Plus 8 per cent Of any exoeaaovar
11,900.00, will be required of the
sucoessnu Diouer.
This lilt day of August, 1969.
Walter O. Edwards
Commlaalonar
MuglcpM
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of an Or
der of the Superior Court of
Perquimans County made la the
Special proceeding entitled Ray
mond T. White and wife, Delia
W. White against Mary White,
Rosa Lee White, Mrs. Amos
White, Annie White, Norman
White and James w. Overton,
now pending In said Court,
the undersigned Commissioner
will on Tuesday, the 9th day of
September, 1969, at 12:00
o'clock noon at the Courthouse
door In Hertford, North Carolina,
offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder at public auction,
for CASH the following described
real estate, tcwlt:
The tuttle tract containing
431.5 acres as described and
delineated on a plat prepared by
T. J. Jessup, Registered Sur
veyor, entitled "Charlie Frank
Whlte-Tuttle Tract-Craney Is-land-431.8
acres, Belvldere
Township, Perquimans County,
North Carolina" which plat is
now duly recorded In Plat Book
4 on page 93 In the office of
the Register of Deeds of Per
qulmans County and by refer
ence expressly made a part
hereof as if here to attached
for a more fuller and complete
description of the property
herein conveyed; excepting
however, the lot formerly con
veyed to Raymond T. White
and wife, Delia W. White by a
deed now duly recorded in Deed
Book 43 on page 8 09, containing
1 acre of land together with a
right-of-way and the two right-of-ways
heretofore conveyed
by Charlie Frank White record,
ed In Deed Book 62 on page
346 and Deed Book 82 on page'
484 to Lawyers Title Insurance
Corporation, Trustee, and
ref erence to expressly made to
said deedsfor a morefuller and
complete description thereof.
The successful bidder at this
sale will be required to deposit
ten per cent (10 ) of the amount
of his bid to show good faith as
a purchaser.
And this sale will be made
subject to all outstanding and
unpaid advaloreum taxes to Per.
qulmans County.
This the 1st. day of August.
1969.
Thomas L. Jones
Commissioner
Aug.l4,21,28;Sept.4-c
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT DIVISION
NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
JANE ALDEN YUILLE,
Plaintiff
Va. ' '
ROBERT E. YUILLE,
Defendant
To Robert E.Yullle:
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against you has
been filed In the above entitled1
action. The nature of the relief
being sought is as follows: The
plaintiff above named Is seeking
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as absolute divorce from you on
tne ground of one year sepanu
uon. .
You are reaulrad to mat it.
fense to said pleadings not later
ou me sin aay of October,
1969, and upon failure to do sp,
we puiy seeung reuef against
you will apply to the Court for
the relief sought.
This 8th day of August, 1969.
w.j. ward
Clerk Superior Court
Aug.i4i9, Septra
NOTICE B HEREBY GIVEN
Notice of special election to
be conduted on November 4.1969
in Perquimans County on the
question or wnetner a one per
cent sales and use tax will be
levied.
Pursuant to Chapter 1228 SL
1969 a special election shall be
held In Perquimans County on
Tuesday. November 4. lose h.
twoen 60 o'clock a.m. and 6:30
o'clock p.m. and at the same
voting places at which regular
elections are held there will be
submitted to the qualified voters
Of Perquimans County thefollow.
ng questions:
FOR the one ner cant IV
local sales and use tax AGAINST
tne one per cent (1) local aales
ana use tax.
For said special election the
regular registration books win
be used and such books shall be
open for the registration of vot
ers, hot previously redaterad.
from 9 o'clock a.m. until s.an
o'clock p.m. on each day be
ginning Saturday, October 11,
iwy ana cioslni Saturday, rvn.
ber 28, 1969. On Saturdays Octo.
Der etn, nth,, 18th and 25th the
registration books shall remain
open at the votlne nlaces. satnr.
day, November 1, 1969 is Chal.
lenge Day. ABSENTEE BALLOTS
Witt, NOT BE USED.
The registrars and hid m
election, appointed bv the Par.
qulmans County Board of Elec
tions, snau be the election off i.
ciais for said special election.
This 29th day of Aug. 1969.
By order Of the Permit mima
county Board of Elections:
William L.TUley
Chairman
Sept.4,11,18
BIBLE VERSE
"Cnd la m v..fii mnA
strength, a very present help
IB UUUUIOl
1. Where may this verse be
found?
2. Who is credited with its
authorship?
3. What other well known Old
Testament character also
wrote some of the Psalms?
4. How many Psalms are there?
Aisvirs To Bibli Ytrst
1. Psalm 46:1.'
2. David.
3. Moses.
4. ISO.
ON TAX REFORM
The House has passed a re
vision of the tax code, hitting
27 categories of special prefer
ences and promising most of the
lower income taxpayers at least
a 5 per cent cut. Tne duui oi
middle-income taxpayers will
get relief in 1971 and 1972
through reductions in rates.
Card of Thanks
To all of the churches, Sunday
School classes relatves. nelgfa.
bors and friends, I want to thank
you for all of the visits, cards,
prayers and all other acts of
kindness shown me while I was
patient In the Albemarle Hos
pital and since my return home.
May God richly bless each of
you. .,
Mrs. Henry Barber
5j
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guidance.
The following programs will be
presentedi
Adult Basio EducationEdu
cational programs conslstinc of
gradss 1-6 for adults who have
not completed their education,
This program Is free,
Hlch School Eaulvalanev..
Educational programs ooniliUng
oi pedes 9-l2for adults 18 years
of age or older, who are not en
rolled in the publlo school svs-
ten. This Is a program whereby
aauits may complete their high
school education and receive a
high school equivalency certi
ficate. The free will be $8.00
to cover the cost of the books
used In these classes.
General Adult Interest or Hon-
Credit Courses These are
offerings that may be either aca
demic, vocational, or culture
oriented. The fee will be $2,00
per course in most instances.
These courses will vary as in
terest demands.
Learninc Labs The nro-
grams in the Learn In Laba in
Elisabeth City. In Edenton and
in Manteo are designed whereby
an individual can enter the lab
oratory and use programmed in
structional materials at one's
own convenience to study and pro
gress at one's own rate of speed.
The materials available ranse
from non-reader to college-level
work. Also available are instruc
tional materials in various voca
tional areas.
Beginning September 2. Learn
ing Labs in Elizabeth Citv and
Edenton will be open Monday
through Thursday from 8:00 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m and 6KK) p.m. to
9:30 p.m. and Friday from 8:00
to 4:30 p.m. The Lab In Manteo
will be open from 6:00-9:30 p.m.
each Monday and Thursday aud
hopefully other times as deter
mined by interest shown in atten
dance. There are full-time coor
dinators tq work with and assist
adults that may enter. Anyone
16 years of age and older may
now participate in the Lab pro
grams. There are no organized
classes at the Learninc Labs.
Each person sets up his own
schedule and comes when It is
convenient for him. There is no
charge for attending. Call 335-
MM tor further information.
Art Center of Collece of The
Albemarle The followlnc
courses will be offered at the
Art Center and others will be
added as Interest demand .-
Crafts Class, Drawing & Paint
ing, water color, Fainting, Figure-Drawing,
and Pottery,
Courses presented at the Center
certainly are not limited to the
immediate area, butwlllbeavail
able in all seven counties that
College of The Albemarle serves,
NOTICE TO VOTERS
The Perquimans County Board Of Elections Has Appointed
The Following Registrars For A Special Election Tuesday,
tlovember 4, 1SS9.
Books open October 4, 1 1, 18 and 25. November 1 is Challenge Day. Voters
will register on four successive Saturdays. The following Registrars and
Polling Place and where they will be beginning Saturday, October 4:
Bethel: Mrs. Delsie Hard . .... Bethel Fire Department
Nicanor: Mrs. Annie Mae Bake ..... .... Community Bldg.
Belvidere: Mrs. Zenovia White .......... Community Bldg.
Parkville: Ms. Steve Perry Community Dldg. (Vinfall)
flew Hope: Mr. Carson Spivey, Sr Community Bldg.
East Hertford: Mrs. J. E. Morris . . . . Perq. County Courthouse
West Hertford: Mrs. Francis B. Nixon Health Dept.
Perquimans County
Board Of Elections
Washington Report
By Walter Jones
Last wssk Congress continu
ed Its summer recess. During
the interval I had the pleasure of
delivering a commencement ad
dress to the Beaufort County
Technical hstltute.
In preparation for the speech,
I was astounded at the phenomen
al growth of Me community col
lsget and technical institutuss
in (he state of North Carolina,
From the creation of the first
technical institute in the late
'80s I find that we have now 80
schools of this type. The ever
increasing enrollment is most
impressive! for the school yeai
1962-63, an enrollment of about
28100. The last definite we have
for the year 1967-68 was 189,000
students with a projected enroll
ment for 1968-69 of 225,00.
I chose for the subject of my
address "Campus Unrest," for
I think many of our North Caro
lina citizens are concerned about
the events of recent months which
disrupted the orderly processes
of some of our Institutions of
higher learning.
The speech attempted to con
vey the fact that campus unrest
Is not solely the product of the
present young generation but has
existed In the past. It has been
written: 'Our youth now love
luxury. They have bad manners,
contempt for authority, disre
spect for older people. Children
nowadays are tyrants. They con
tradict their parents, gobble their
food and tyrannize their teach
ers." Certainly, this has a ring
of modern times, yet this quote
where interest and staff permit.
The fees at the Art Center will
be 18,00 each quarter for the
3 hour classes and S6.00 each
quarter for the 2 hour classes.
Classes will meet 11 weeks each
quarter.
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REGISTRARS WILL SIT AT PRECINCT POLLING PLACES
OCTOBER 4, 11, 18 AND 25 FROM 9i00 A.M. UNTIL SUN
SET TO REGISTER VOTERS
The Perquimant County Weekly, Thursday, September 4, 1969 T-Pige $
J
Is attributed to Socrates,
who
uvod from 469 to 399 Bfi,
to the 14th Century, a situa
tion at Oxford University similar
in many ways to ths violence
of this day. Ths students, with
some degree of Immunity, vir
tually and with ths taolt approval
of the university administration
u well as the government, took
over the university and commu
nity. But in 1384, an outraged
English publlo, ttrsd of the toler
ance of the government and the
universities, rebelled - which
resulted In the "town and gown"
riots, so-called at that time.
They restored order to the uni
versities as well as to the com
munlty. The so-called "Russian Stu
dent Movement" generally, cov
ers a half century period-1856,
just after the Crimean War, to
1905, The Russian Student Move
ment of that day, similar to the
violence of today, consisted of
many non-students or ex-student
leaders and produced many
of the most vicious ex -student
revolutionary criminals of all
times.
This movement, by its stupid-
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GRUBB STREET EXTENDED
Hertford, N. C.
7. L "BUar TIILEY. Ghslmsn
fldence not only of the pubUc,
but of Itself, to such an extent
that when the opportunity to over
throw the czars under the Keren
ski leadership cams in 1917, the
student movement had become
Impotent and was useless, and
never even played a part in this
Important stage of Russian his
tory. '
There Is a clear cleavage be
tween the student! who have an
objective in life and attend the
university to prepare themselves
to be able to accomplish that ob
jective, and those students who
would use the universities as a
a bus for polltloal revolution
and destruetlveness.
Certainly, no one would deny
the students the right to express
themselves as it relates to Im
provements of the Institution or
constructive changes. But, if the
institution is to survive, the pro
tests must be conducted in an
orderly manner without endan
gering the total objective of the
entire program of higher educa
tion, and they must also be void
of outside Influences,
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York City had the first tattoo
shop in the United States. This
was in 1846.
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