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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
ERQUIMANS COUNTY
Having qualified as Ad-
linlatrator of the estate of Lula
iller Nixon of Perquimans'
aunty, North Carolina, this is to'
tify all persons having claims
it the estate of said Lula
ler Nixon to present them to
undersigned within 6 months
date of the publication of
notice or same will be
leaded in bar of their recovery. .
S persons indebted to said
ate please make immediate
"tanent.
This the 27th day of January,
Kenneth W.Miller,
Administrator
Lula Miller Nixon, Estate
Fb.5,12,19,26c "
NOTICE OF RESALE
; OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
(Special Proceeding)
RTH CAROLINA
RQUIMANS COUNTY
SOPLES BANK & TRUST
MP ANY, Administrator of the
tate of CLARENCE C.
PELL, SR., CLARA H.
APPELL, CLARENCE C.
PELL, JR., and LOUISE
BYRUM
Petitioners
f ' ' VS.
SRNON F. DAUGHTRIDGE
d BRANCH BANKING
lUST COMPANY. Trustees.
fd J. W. JENNETTE, Trustee,
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Respondents
Under and by virtue of an
)rder of the Superior Court of
Perquimans County, North
Strolina, made in the Special
proceedings entitled Peoples
jank it Trust Company, Ad
ministrator of the estate of
Uarence C. Chappell, Sr.,
aceased, et al against Vernon F.
aughtridge, Trustee, et al, the
ndersigned Commissioners will
Tuesday, February 24, 1970, at
:00 a.m. at the Courthouse door
Hertford, Perquimans County,
orth Carolina, again offer for
'ale to the highest bidder for
ash, subject to confirmation by
lie Court, the following described
Please.
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DICK'S DDIUE-lt
PUSS OIL SERVICE STATION
Qnr.ck Ear and Fishkig FadXttet
tract of land1 situated in Belvidere
Township, Perquimans County,
North Carolina, with the opening
bid being $5,850.00:
TRACT SEVENTEEN
All that certain tract of land
situate in Belvidere Township,
Perquimans County, NorthCaro
llna, mora particularly describ
ed as rollout
Beginning at point "B" on
the map herein referred to,
said beginning point being
located as follows commenc
ing on the North side of North
Carolina Highway No. 87, a
corner of the lands of John
Chappell, and designated as -point
"C" on said map, thence
along a ditch and branch the fol
lowing courses and distances!
S. 70 degrees 28 minutes E.
840 feet; 8. 75 degrees 48 mm- .
utes E, 70, feet) S, 88egrees
. 01 minutes E. 104 feet; N. 64
degrees 41 minutes E. 786 .2
feet 8. 87 degrees 55 minutes
E, 154,4 feet; N. 56 degrees
24 minutes E. 138.5 feet N.
81 degrees 42 minutes E. 272.5
feet; N. 67 degrees 44 minutes
E. 895.8 feet; and thence 8,
86 degrees 61 minutes E. 297,8
feet to said point "B",me place
of beginning, and from said be
ginning point the following
course and distances general
ly along edge of highland! 89
degrees 50 minues E, 527.f
feet; 8, 2 degrees 44 minutei
V, 305.5 feet; S. D degrees
V18 minutes W. 153 feet; 8.. 87.
degrees 55 minutes E. 197 feet;
S. 11 degrees 50 minutes E.
223.9 feet fto-rlght-of.way
point); S. 35 degrees 04 min
utes E, 164.3 feet; 8. 21 de
grees 86 minutes W. 147 feet;
8. 24 degrees 14 minutes E,
877 feet; S. 40 degrees 11 mln
jnftt'KifswqU, 57 degrees,
09 minutes E. 219 feet; 8. 78
degrees 26 minutes E. 590.5 .
feet; 8. 88 degrees 38 min
utes E, 204 feet; N, 56 degree
02 minutes E. 157 feet; N. 28
degrees 52 minutes E. 109 feet
to Perquimans River, point
J "A" on said map; thence along
f the center of the Perquimans
River In a general Northerly
1 direction approximately 180,01
chains to Old Perry's Bridge;
thence the following courses
and distances generally along
edge of highland! 8. 33 degrees'
30 minutes W. 2.30 chains; 8.
,N 28 degrees W. 4.51 chains; 8.
29 degrees 3u minutes w. z.ou
chains; 8. 10 degrees 15 nun-
utes W, 1.60 chains; 8, 37 de
grees 15 minutes W. 2.58
chains; 8. 84 degrees W. 2.80
chains; 8. 62 degrees SO min
utes W. 4.10 chains; 8. 60 de
grees W. 1.74 chains; 8. 38
degrees W. 1.50 chains; N. 52
degrees W. 1.60 chains; N. 1
degrees W. 1.50 chains; N, 38
degrees W. 1.50 chains; N. 72
degrees W. 23 chains; 8. 22
degrees W. 1.70 chains; 8. 43
degrees W, 1.00 chains; S, 9
degrees W. 2.00 chains; 8,.82I
degrees W. 1.60 chains; 8.44
degrees E. 2.40 chains; 8.65
degrees W. 2.40 chains; N. 77
degrees W. 1.2 chains; 8. 85
degrees W. 1.70 chains; S. 43
degrees W. 2.80 chains; N. 63
degrees W. 1.22 chains; N. 39'
dagrees W. 3.42 chains; N. 43
degrees W. 2.30 chains; N. 88
degrees W. 4.05 chains; 3. 68
degrees W. 4.21 chains; S. 58
degrees W. 2.20 chains; 8, 57
degrees W. 2.40 chains; 8. 6
degrees W, 1.80 chains; 8. U
degrees E. 1.80 chains; 8. 35
degrees E. 1.90 chains; N, 77
degrees E. 2.00 chains; 8. 14
degrees E. 4.50 chains; 8. 27
degrees E. 7.80 chains; 8. 28
degrees W, 546 chains; 8. 22
degrees W. 8.00 chains; 8. 16
degrees W. 2.03 chains; South
2.00 chains; 8. 11 degrees E,
2.00 chains; 8. 10 degrees E.
1.80 chains; N, 72 degrees W.
1,80 chains; N, 88 degrees W,
tflO chains; 8, 88 degrees W.
2.00 chains; 8. 88 degrees W.
2.00 chains; 8. 54 degrees W.
2 JO chains; 8. 6 degrees W.
2.20 chains; S. 43 degrees E.
2.78 chains to the W. C Chap,
pell Rome Tract line; thence
along the W. C. ChappeUHome
Tract line in a general South
westerly dlrectlontopolnt B"
on said mpa, the point of begin
ning, and containing 3t2.9
acres. Said tract Includes an
easement of i right-of-way
which is a strip of land 100
feet In width with the eastern
Jlne as followsi Beginning at
the right-of-way point shown
in parenthesis above, said point
being located from point "B",
)r the tract herein described'
as follows! 8. X5 degrees 50
minutes E, 527.5 feet; 8, 2
degrees 44 minutes W. 805.5
feet. 8. 0 decrees IS minutes'
j W. 163 feet, 8. 87 degrees 55
A minutes E. 197 feet and S. 11
f degrees 50 minutes E, 223.9
r feet, and running from said
right-of-way beginning point
8. 24 degrees 46 minutes W.
919 feet to a.,dtteh; thence
along ditch 8. 47 degrees .52
minutes W. 295 feet to a point
In the center of XJC, Highway
I No. 87. The Westmne of said
right-of-way Is parallel to and
' 100 feet, measured at right
angles from Hie East lines
:. above described; however the
West Unes shall have a total
length or distance long enough
to extend from the center of
N. C. Highway No. 87 to the
312 J acre tract herein
described, And for a more
particular description of said
tract of land and right-of-way,
reference Is had tothatcsVtaln
map or plat of 8 Elmo Wil
liams, dated January, 1969,
and entitled in part "C. C.
Chappel Estate, Perulmans
County, N.C.".
Copy of said map is posted on
the bulletin board of the Court
House of Perquimans County,
'with the original of this notice
of sale, and copy of said map is
on file in the office of the Clerk
of Superior Court In said County,
(Treat Eighteen is located by.
I Chowan County, and is the subject
matter of a separate proceeding;
The successful bidder at said
sale will be required to deposit 10
per cent of his bid as evidence of
good faith. The property will be
sold subject to payment by the
buyer of 1970 taxes.
The the 5th day of February,
1970.
John H.Hall. Jr.
Commissioner
Dewey W.Wells,
Commissioner
Feb.l2,19c
DOCKET NO. ES-78
DOCKET NO. ES-77
BEFORE THE NORTH
CAROLINA UTILITIES COM
MISSION In the Matter of
Application of Virginia Electric
and Power Company under
Chapter 287, Public Laws 1965 (G.
S. 62-110.2 (c) ), for Assignment
of Areas in Chowan and
Perquimans Counties
Application of Albemarle
Electric Membership Cor
poration and Roanoke Electric
Membership Corporation under
Chapter 287, Public Laws 1965 (G.
S. 62-110.2 (c) ), for Assignment
of Areas in Chowan and
Perquimans Counties
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC:
Public notice is hereby given that
Virginia Electric and Power
Company and Albemarle Electric
Membership Corporation and
Roanoke Electric Membership
Corporation, each of which is
engaged in distributing and
selling electric power and
energy, filed applications with
the North Carolina Utilities
Commission in accordance with
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the provisions of Section 62-110.2
(c) of the General Statutes of
North Carolina for territorial
assignment of electric service
areas in Chowan and Perquimans
Counties, North Carolina, and
filed with such applications maps
showing the service territory
proposed to be assigned to each
applicant and to be designated
unassigned. Virginia Electric
and Power Company's ap
plication was filed on December
30, 1989, and Albemarle Electric
Membership Corporation and
Roanoke Electric Membership
Corporation's application was
filed on January 9, 1970. There
appears to be no disagreement
between these three parties over
the assignment or unassignment
of the areas in Chowan and
Perquimans Counties as the
maps submitted by each ap
plicant are identical and signed
by all parties.
Notice to the public is further
given that a copy of the identical
maps filed with the Commission
and showing the proposed
territorial assignment is
available for Inspection at -the
offices of the North Carolina
Utilities Commission, Ruffin
Building, 1 West Morgan Street,
I Raleigh, North Carolina, and at:
1 Office of Virginia Electric and
Power Company Elizabeth City,
North Carolina
Chowan County Courthouse
Edenton, North Carolina
Perquimans County Cour
thouse Hertford, North Carolina
Office of Albemarle Electric
Membership Corporation Hert
ford, North Carolina 27944
Office of Roanoke Electric
Membership Corporation Rich
Square, North Carolina 27869
Notice to the public is further
given that the Commission has
consolidated these two dockets'
and has scheduled hearing on the
applications to be held in the
Hearing Room of the Com
mission, . Raleigh, North
Carolina, at 10:00 a.m. on the 12th
day of June, 1970, and that anyone
desiring to intervene in the
matter or desiring to protest the
proposed assignment of territory'
is required to file such in
tervention or protest with the
North Carolina Utilities Com
mission, Post Office Box 991,
Raleigh, North Carolina, at least
ten days prior to the date of
hearing, as above set forth.
Notice to the public is further
given that if no one intervenes or
files any protest to the ap
plications by June 2, 1970, the
Commission will determine the
applications on the facts set forth
therein and the public records
available to it in the Commission
files without holding public
hearing.
ISSUED BY ORDER OF
THE COMMISSION
This the 19th day of January,
1970.
NORTH CAROLINA UTILITIES
COMMISSION
Mary Laurens Richardson,
Chief Clerk
( SEAL )
Jan. 29; Feb. 5,12,19c
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Ever have one of those moments when you
inadvertently write a check for more money
than you actually have in your checking
account? Ever have one of those moments
when you wish you had put a few more
dollars in your checking account because
you just found a pair of antique bookends
on sale and the store doesn't accept credit
cards? Ever have one of those moments
when an emergency pops up and you can't
remember exactly how much is left in your
checking account?
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
Having qualified as , Ad
ministrator of the estate of Kader
Felton Riddick of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said Kader
Felton Riddick to present them to
the undersigned within 6 months
from date of the publication of
this notice or same will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate please make immediate
payment. r
This the 12th day of January,
1970.
Rountree Stalllngs
Administrator
Route 1, Belvidere, N.C.
Jan.22,29;Feb.S.12c.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtur'of the power
of sale contained in a certain
deed of trust executed by Martin
S. Towe and wife Madge P. Towe,
dated May 11, 1964, and recorded
in M..D, Book 40, page 361, in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Perquimans County, North
Carolina, default , having been
made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured and
said deed of trust being by the
terms thereof subject to
foreclosure, the undersigned
trustee will offer for sale at
public auction to the ' highest
bidder for cash at the courthouse
door in Hertford, Perquimans
County, N. C, at 11:30 A. M., on
the 4th day of March, 1970, the
property conveyed in said deed of
trust the same lying and being in
the town of Hertford, Hertford
Township, Perquimans County,(
North Carolina, and more par
ticularly described as follows,
viz.:
Beginning on the west side
of Church Street in the town of
Hertford at the northeast
comer of the lot formerly
owned by T. C. Whedbee, now
Max Campbell, and running
thence northerly along Church
Street forty five (45) feet to lot
of W. E. White's line (now W.
J. and Blanche E. Kanoy);
thence southerly along
Perquimans River to line of
the Max Campbell lot; thence
easterly along the Max
Cambell line to the place of
beginning. For further
description and chain of title
see deed book 30, page 48,
Public Registry of
Perquimans County, N. C.
The high bidder at the day of
sale will be required to make a
deposit of 10 per cent of the first
$1,000.00 bid, and 5 per cent of all
thereover.
This the 2nd day of February,
1970.
Charles E. Johnson
Trustee
Feb.5,12,19,26C
The smallest stamps ever is
sued are those of the Colombian
State of Bolivar.
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po ioei,
These are the reasons why we invented the
Stretch-A-Check Checking Account. So you
will always have extra funds available. No
matter where you are. All we do is auto
matically transfer funds from your Master
Charge Account to your Checking Account
when you need them. With a Peoples Bank
Stretch-A-Check Checking Account, your
checks are good whether or not you have
enqugh balance in your account to cover
them. The extra money is always there
and you only have to pay for it when you
The Perquimans
ADMINSTRATOR'S NOTICE
1 IN THE GENERAL COURT
I OF JUSTICE
, SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of John
O. V. White of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said John O.
V. White to present them to the
undersigned within 6 months
from date of the publication of
this notice or same will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate please make immediate
payment.
This the 20th day of January,
1970.
Lelia M.White,
Administratrix
Route No. 3, Box 292,
Hertford, N.C.
Jan.29;Feb.5,12,19c
County Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thursday, February 1 2, 1 9 70 - Pass 5;
Davis Family
Reunion
The Annual Davis Familv
Reunion was held Sunday at the
' home of Mrs. J. M. Saunders at
Hampton Place in Portsmouth,
Va. . v r ,-- '
Children and their families of
the late Mrs. Mary Davis Towe of
Hertford who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Towe, Sr.,
Llewellyn and Weston Towe, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Towe and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Edwards. They
were joined by Miss Suzanne
Towe and Miss Jo Davis Towe of
Richmond, Va. at the Reunion.
Twenty eight members of the
Davis Family attended.
Card Of Thanks
I would like to take this op
portunity to express my sincere
appreciation to everyone who
remembered me in any way while
I was a patient in the Albemarle
Hospital and since my return
home.
You will always be remem
bered. Howard D. Hurdle
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use it. Let us add the Stretch-A-Check fea
ture to your Peoples Bank Checking Ac
count. . . . Just ask a Teller. Or if you don't
have a Checking Account with us, we'll be
glad to open one for you. jPeopleS
White Hai 4-Ii
Club Meets
White Hat 4-H Club mef
Tuesday, February 3. The
meeting was called to order by
Mike Stokcly. PledK-s vtre, led
by Charles Mims. liovction was
given by Rhonda Lane. She read
the 99th Psalm. Lois Eure read
the minutes of tne last, meeting,
Mrs. Edward Lain? announced
that 4-H'ers from our county-':
would go to Beis.v .Mf, Fenn.
Horse back rifling v.ould
be offered to .i n y o n e
interested. More information can
be obtained from Mi.s. yiorri
Taylor, Assis:,)-1 Home
Economics Agent. .; '.in- O-ynty-.
Office Building, riar.,, vv.t; made
to serve the Ruritai.s ;; irv. 18th
of February. Gay ! :r- ;,ivc a
demonstration or. ho tr, cover a
Coat Hanger. Mrs Paul .'tody
gave a talk ' on va-w- of
Livestock Pro-luc' :r Sti's
were appointed w.: ir- Unz
was adjourned. After :i v.-.t ting
games were played ; m ; . n.sh
ments were served
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