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On Dean's List
At E.C.S.U.
Harold Leonard Frierson,
Junior Physical Education
major at Elizabeth City Stat
University, was among those on
the Dean's List for the last
semester.
Harold, who Is a member of
Bay Branch AME Hon Church
and its Junior Choir, is the son of
Mr. and Bin. George Frierson
and grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
John Billups. He Is a loyw of all
types of sports and hopes to
teach Health, Physical
Education or be a coach of
. sports. '"". ' :
, I Housing Situation Has
Improvement In Last 10 Years
Card Of Thanks
The famUy of William E. White
Wants to express its thanks to
everyone that donated blood in
his behalf.
Mrs. WUliam E.White
and children
Bay Branch Club
Holds Meeting
. Miss Cynthia Norman was a
guest at the Bay Branch
Homemakers Club meeting at
the Community Building
recently.
Miss Norman, a 4-H'er, gave a
demonstration on milk, which
was very enjoyable.
The president, Mrs. Isetta
Hollo well, presided and had
charge of devotion.
Mrs. Reba Hurdle, Food and
Nutrition Leader, passed out
literature on milk and presented
Miss Norman.
Mrs. M. B. Taylor, Home
Economics Agent, was also
present and gave the usual
helpful information.
The housing situation shows
many improvements In the last
tea years, a tremendous manner
of houses have been built and
remodeled.
Still, housing conditions are
poor. There are many
dilapidated and sub-standard
houses. When a new home is built
families leave sub-standard
homes for someone else to oc
cupy or they are left vacant. Low
income families make up the
majority of families who live in
bub-standard houses. A house
Imust be sound and have indoor
plumbing fixtures to be a
standard house.
According to the 1960 Census,
48 of all housing units in the
county did not have inside
toilets. 33 of all units did not
have piped water. 41of all units
ire not sound. S.6 of all units
.did have a central heating
System. 33.4 of families had
wood heating fuel. w.s oi au
homes were dilapidated. 22 of
the houses were deteriorating.
Since 1960 statistics have
changed. To get a picture of the
housing situation today, one
can look around the many
dilapidated buildings and poor
housing which is a direct con
trast to the many new and
beautiful buildings in
Perquimans County.
In the next ten years, with the
resources available today, every
family can have an opportunity
to live in an adquate home.
The housing situation shows
many improvements, in the last
ten years. A tremendous
number of houses have been
built and remodeled.
Social Security "Tells It Like It Is'
Young people have a saying,
'lell it like it is". Well, here it is
from social security. Do two
things if you become disabled to
work. See your doctor, and make
your next stop the Social
Security Office.
Folks do the first, but
sometimes forget the second,
and as a result risk losing social
security benefitsThere is a 6
month waiting period before any
social security checks can be
paid, but you should file a claim
as soon as you get disabled. This
gives ample time to get medical
evidence, and answer any
questions that might arise. '
You can help, by bringing your
social security card, your last
years W-2 form or tax return and
your chlldrens birth certificates
with you.
If you are unable to visit the
Social Security Office, we can
arrange to have a representative
visit you.
The Elizabeth City Social
Security Office is at 401 S. Dyer
Street, and phone number is 338-
3931.
If you are disabled, why not set
in touch with them today.
Helen Gaither Club Meets
The Helen Gaither
Homemakers Club met Thurs
day night at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Donald Madre was hostess.
The meeting was opened by the
President, Mrs. Madre. "Aunt
Dinah's Quilting Party" was
sung. The president gave the
devotional and led In prayer.
Miss Sybil Hobbs gave an
interesting talk on 4-H Club
work. Mrs. Sylvia Winslow
showed slides on Hawaii, which
were enjoyed by all.
The business meeting was
conducted. Several an
nouncements were made. The
Collect was repeated for closing.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess to the 11
members present and three
visitors.
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EGGPLANT CASSEROLE
1 eggplant
1 can shrimp or use fresh
shrimp
t medium sized tomatoes
2 T. butter
1 c. breadcrumbs
1 am all onion
Vi c. chopped celery
Worcestershire sauce
Salt and pepper
3 eggs
Crushed potato chips
Boll eggplant until done;
drain. Chop fine all other in
gredients, season with salt,
pepper and Worcestershire
sauce to taste. Mix in beaten
eggs, add eggplant which has
The Perquimans'County Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thursday, July 9, 1970 - Page 3
BIBLE VERSE
"No servant can serve two
masters; for either he will hate
the one, and love the other; or
he will hoW to one, and de
spine the other. Ye cannot serve
God and mammon."
been mashed. Bake in a greased
casserole in an oven 400 de
grees for 20 minutes. Sprinkle
crushed potato chips over the
top and brown.
CORN OMELE"
Vi c. fresh or canned com
1 egg
t. salt-pepper
2 T. cream
2 T. butter
A is wen To Bibli Vcrst
Add well beaten egg yolk to
chopped com. Add salt, pepper,
and cream. Fold in stiffly
beaten egg white. Heat omelet
pan, and add butter. Pour in
corn mixture and cook until set
and well browned. Serve at
once.
1. Where is this verse found In
the bible?
2. Who spoke these words?
3. Where is almost the same
verse recorded?
Luke IS: 13.
Jesus.
Matthew 6:24.
PERQUIMANS COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
Statement of Financial Condition
SUMMARY STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1970
HELP WANTED
FEMALE!
Solving Machine Operators Previously employ
ed by DON JUAN Manufacturing Corporation
and Others Experienced in 8owing Men's and
Boys' Shirts.
APPLY TO
Coo Joan Llanafsstnring Co.
HERTFORD, N. C
Whiteston News
Visitors with the Rev. and Mrs.
Waldo Smith for the July 4th
week-end were Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Lindley of Slier City.
Dinner guests on Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Lucious Winslow
and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stallings
were Rev. and Mrs. Leslie
Winslow, Worth and Mary Neva
of Asheboro, who are
vacationing for two weeks at
Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Selden Rountree
and boys spent the 4th of July
week-end at the Rountree cot
tage at Nags Head.
Mrs. Mary W." Winslow came
home on Friday. Her son, Gale,
and family came with her and
returned to Chapel Hill on
Monday . Mary had spent 3 weeks
with them.
House Plans Can
Be Obtained Thru
Extension Office
The Perquimans County
Extension Service has many
housing resources available
House plans for conventional
type homes with blue prints can
be obtained through the Ex
tension offices. Bulletins
are available on many subjects
in housing and house furnishings.
"The "demonstraoion house"
program is designed as a means
of aiding people to see a house.
A housing directory has been
compiled with lists of sources for
housing such as contractors,
lending agencies, interiors, etc.
The ' 4-H Home Furnishings
Project is a means for youth to
learn good home furnishings
techniques. .
Special interest meetings are
held to give people who plan to
build, remodel or redecorate an
opportunity to obtain in
formation about housing and
house furnishings.
Cotton knits are being shown
for summer wear and seem to be
popular. With air conditioning
so prevalent one's clothes
have changed these past years
for the warmer months and the
knitted garments seem to fill
a real need.
Many people make the mistake
of thinking that the smart thing
to do is to have every accessory
matching one's dress, but this
is not so. Things should har
monize and if one has a blue
dress and shoes; gloves and
bag of white will probably be
better or blue and white sport
shoes with dress and hat of
blue-gloves of white.
Announce Birth
Of Second Child
Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas
Brickhouse, Jr. of Raleigh,' N.C.
announce the birth of their
second child, George Dallas
Brickhouse, III, born on Father's
Day, June 21.
Mrs. Brickhouse is the former
Miss Brenda Elliott, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Troy
Elliott of Winfall. Mr.
Brickhouse is the son of Mr.
George Dallas Brickhouse of
Elizabeth City.
Hertford Savings And Loan Association
121 N. CHURCH STREET
HERTFORD. NORTH CAROLINA 27944
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE OF
INTEREST AND DIVIDEND RATES FOR INVESTMENT TO BECOME
EFFECTIVE ON JULY 1. 1970. THE RATES QUOTED ARE ON AN AN
NUAL BASIS.
Optional Saving. Passbook Accounts
: : Dividends credited each 8 months
Full Paid Certificate
. Check Issued for earnings each 6 months
Bonus Savings Certificates ;
Check issued for earnings each 6 months
Savings Certificates
Pledged for 12 months .
Check issued each 6 months
Savings Certificates
Pledged for 12 months
' Check Issued sach 6 months I
Savings Certificates
Wedged tor 24 months
Check Issued each 6 months
4S ($5,00 minimum balance)
4 ($100 minimum balance)
5 ($2500. minimum balance)
($6000. minimum balance)
' ' ($10,000. minimum balance)
6.0.: ($16,000. minimum balance)
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! JULY 8-9-10,1 1 RATING I
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j FIRST FLOOR $1.25 Si
I BALCONY $1.00 ti
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SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUBS- I
I DAY & WEDNESDAY, JULY I
1 12-13:14-15 - RATING (GP) I
Revenue from
Property Tax Rate
General Fund $118,336.43
Poor Fund 12,688.63
Debt Service Fund 44,827.79
Welfare Adm. Fund 1 1 ,206.94
OAA Fund 8,965.56
AFDC Fund 11,206.94
APTD Fund 8,965.56
General School Fund 77,356.54
School Supplement Fund... 40,354.00
Capital Outlay Fund (Sch.).. 30,258.76
Revaluation Reserve 3,362.09
Industrial Development 6,724.18
Total All Funds $374,244.42
Revenue from
Other Sources
$163,815.08
2,654.52
95,562.27
34,080.87
86,405.29
92,966.20
65,895.53
155,565.96
1,561.20
63,172.29
13,686.35
3,833.04
Total
Expenditures
$260,391.04
11,639.90
144,060.43
45,869.30
92,839.00
100,691.55
73,904.09
229,299.92
43,578.19
80,110.56
17,768.10
10,336.21
$779,198.60 $1,110,488.29
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FIRST FLOOR 50-$1.00-
Tax Rate: $1.65; Cash Balances June 30, 1970 $153,577.37
STATEMENT OF BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
JULY 1, 1970
Road Bonds Outstanding None
School Bonds Outstanding $285,000.00
School Notes Outstanding None
! $1.25 - BALCONY 354-754 I
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! "A Bullet For !
Total Bonded Debt .
nia.. Dm." I
$285,000.00
Prepared by D. F. REED, JR.
County Accountant
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The home you bought five or ten years ago
was probably all you needed at the time. It had just
enough bedrooms, a reasonably up-to-date
kitchen, and a cold basement with "possibilities'.'
As the world turned, your family grew larger
and your home grew older. You now have too few
bedrooms, a cramped, inefficient kitchen, and a cold
basement-still with possibilities.
This might have been the year you planned to
move up to a bigger, more modern home. But you
didn't plan on the high cost of home financing.
You want to move up to a modern home. But
right now you don't want to move.
More room and comfort with electric heat.
We can show you how today's modern electric
heating systems can give you more living space and
more year-round comfort with far less problems
and maintenance than your present system. Often with
existing ducts and pipes.
We can also show you how electric heat
simplifies adding extra rooms such as a bedroom,
bathroom, or den-and gives you a new feature of total
electric comfort: room-by-room temperature control.
That cold, dark basement with your old
furnace can be made roomier and cozier by tearing out
the furnace and fuel tanks and installing radiant panel
ceiling heat. More room, an attractive new ceiling,
and today's modern electric heat. ,
One of our Vepco-recommended Redely
Kilowatt Heating and Cooling Contractors can handle
the whole job, including insulation and storm windows
if needed. The Reddy Kilowatt Contractor is listed
in your yellow pages under "heating contractors'.'
A modem, work-saving kitchen.
Perhaps the most dramatic modernizing can
be clone in the kitchen. With the latest work-saving
electric appliances and the kind of space planning
that saves steps and work. Vepco's staff of home
economists will consult with you and help plan the ;
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Our staff of Live-Better-Electrically
experts wants to help.
Whether you're interested in moving up to
clean flameless electric heat, planning a new wiring
system, or modernizing your kitchen, we want to help.
With free information. With free advice and planning.
To help you get started, we'll send you a free
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