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INFLUENZA IS.'RAQNG INS VICINITY School Hu Boon Delayed Ob Account Of Illness Of Obo Toochor (Special Correspondence) Colerain, January 1.?Influenza is almost as prevalent as it was Ave years ago. Conditions ore improving now except Mr. J. T. Jenkins, Mrs. Frank Deans and Cecil HarrelL Mr. Jenkins has suffered quite a great deal for the past two jean with rheuma tism and is now seriously ill with in fluenza. He has a wide circle of devoted friends. Mrs. Deans, a daughter of Mr. Alfred Baker of Ahoskie has influenza on lungs that are not strong. Cecil Harrell has influenza border ing pneumonia. He is a young man of industry and quite a stay to his ( widowed mother. 1 * C I ? ?V_1 _? School opening has been delayed c until Januanr 8 because pupils and - teachers are sick. Prof. C. C. Perry * and Miss Hobbs are back but Miss d Eva Perry is sick at her home in Win- - gate. Miss Villa Montague is sick at ' her home here and Miss Marie Evans is detained in Murfreesboro with her sick grandmother. 6 A good joke of the school here: Charlie?| "Teacher how can you tell which is boy and girl, filius or filia." Teacher explains that most nouns in "a" are feminine. J. J., another * student: "Those folks back there were in hard luck?had to define a word to tell whether it eras boy or girl." ' ^ Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Massachus- ? setts, near Boston, came here today to spend some two months hunting. They brought eight dogs and trunks and dog houses for the stay and their hunt. They are are staying with Mr. Cecil Beaaley. * Revs. R. B. Lineberry and S. P. Bristow started to' Union meeting but were so delayed with tire trouble that * they came back. On Sunday the/ a went to Greene's Cross Roads to u assist in ordination of young preacher, D. S. Dempsey. Rev. Bristow was d chairman of Presbytery and Rev. ' Lineberry clerk _ Rev. L. E. Dailey 31 preached a sermon and Rev. Geo D. Leggett led the ordaining prayer, ti Rev. Lineberry delivered the charge h and Pastor J. H. Barnes made some c remarks afte^ which Rev. Bristow E pronounced the benediction. g Mrs. Irma Lineberry, wife of Dr. e W. T. Lineberry of Dallas, Texas, is ? here with little "Billie" for some E weeks visit. T Santa Claus was real nice to many of our people. Pastor Lineberry is C very grateful for many . presents t< among them a nice check from the * crate of orange and grape fruit from P Harrellsville Sunday .School and a his niece in Miami, Florida. n Our State Representative, Dr. L. ' A. Nowell .leaves for Raleigh to- d morrow. Hw family expect to go later It is learned here that Mies Lina- * Eason of Chowan County died today. " She and Miss Rose Deans, two young t< lady school teachers were burned by " a gasoline lamp about five weeks ago. Miss Deans has sufficiently recovered E to go back to her school work this f< week. ] T jn HORTON PERSONALS h ? il Mr. Frank Minton left last week j for Petersburg and Roanoke, Va. g where he will spend several dkys with relatives and friends. f Miss Bessie Powell Aas returned a from an extended.visit with friends at Norfolk. ' 1 I Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Greene and }, children, Ruth and Ines, spent last j Wednesday in the home 'tk Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Jernigan near Lewiston. j Miss Bettie Blow of Norfolk -is vis- j, iting Misses Bertha and Bessie Powell, j Mr. Lester Greene returned to A. E. College, Raleigh, Wednesday after f spending the holidays with his par- , ents, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Greene. 1 Mrs. Sallie Hoggard spent last j week with relatives here. . The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minton is very Hi at this writ- j ing. r Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Austin and Mrs. c Mary Parker spent Sunday with rela tive# near Kelford. f Mesars. Edgar Powell and son. Bob, ( Z. V. Greene, J. P. Parker and H. W. j Greene made a business trip to Rich Squar* Monday. j Sorry to report Mr. and Mrs. B.E. f Rawts on the sick list this week. j Miss Bertha Powell who is teach ing at Hexlena, spent the holidays , with homefolks. , | Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ward visited ( Mends at Mono la Saturday. Mr. Arthur Burden of Hexlena, vis- , ited relatives here 8snday. t ---------------------- Feeding hogs properly will help { beat the boll weevil. Learn how t extension circular No. 1SS. A card ] to the editor, extension service. Ral eigh. win bring it free of charge. 1 ' * "? v * . ' ? i&Sii- v - WINTON NEWS Messrs. Alvin Eley, Julius Button, .ealie Hals and Ronald Rhodes motor, id to Powelkville Saturday evening o a dance given at the home of Mr. ind Mrs. Carter in honor of Mlaasa joia and Mabel Jenkins of Euro. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Vann returned o Greenville, South Carolina Thura lay after spending the holidays with heir parents; Mr.< and Mrs. John fann. Miss Cora Pollard from Norfolk pent from Saturday until Monday rith her brother, fir. W. B. Pollard. Misses Edith Joyner and Louise datthews spent the week-end with heir friend, Miss Ruth Matthews at >ak Villa. Mrs. A. L. Miller from Waehing on, D. C., is visiting her son, Mr, H. ? MUer. Mrs. A. R. Joyner snd son from ^orapeake were the guests of Mrs. Isttie Mitchell Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. A. Northcott, Jr., was a alter in Sehrell a few days last week. Mr. J. G. Vann and Mr. T. D. lorthcott motored to Ahoskie Tburs ay morning on business. Mr. M. R. Herring and Mr. Wash ?owe spent Thursday of last week in iorfolk. t ? Mr. Jim Darden from Union was a slier in town Sunday afternoon. Mr. D. H. Cooper from Johnfon 'ity, Tenn., was a caller in town a? ew days last week. Mr. Jack White from Raleigh spent few days last week with friends ere. ' , Dr. Robert Matthews from Norfolk sme Saturday morning to attend the aneral of his nephew, Mr. Hugh lapx. Mr. Garland Hale from Norfolk pent the week-end with his parents, Ir.'and Mrs. D. D. Hale. Miss Frances Story ffrom near Eure pent a few days of last week with er grandmother, Mrs. George Brown. Mrs. J. F. Davis and daughter, Miss [axel Davis from Qcean View, Va., ttended the burial of Dee Knox Sat* rday .morning. Mrs. W. H. Lassiter and little aughter and Miss Josie 'Piland spent Wednesday of last week in Norfolk tapping. * Hon. Willis Briggs, assistant Dis rict Attorney of Raleigh, paid a Tew Year's call to Mr. and Mrs. R. !. Bridger. Mr. Briggs and Mrs. iridger were schoolmates in years one by, and this visit was greatly njoyed by her. Mr. Briggs is a ephew of Mrs. E. F. Aydlette of llizabeth City and the grandson of . homes S.' Briggs of Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Knox from hapel Hill came Friday night to at end the burial of their brother. They re spending several days with their arents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Knox. Misses Ethlyn and Lovice pure of ear Gatesville were the guests of tisses Pearl and. Gladys Jenkins Fri ay night Matthews-Coley Mr. R. C. Coley from Ahoskie and lise Mary Matthews of this city lotored to Gatesville Wednesday af srnoon of last week and were quietly larried. Mr. and Mrs. Coley left for Rocky lount Thursday morning to spend a ew days with Mr. Coley's parents, 'hey returned to Ahoskie Sunday ight where they will make their nma Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Eley and fam y including their brother Mr. AMn Hey spent Sunday in Ahoslde as the uests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eley. Miss Hilda Dukes from Union spent rom Sunday until Monday evening s the guest of Miss Anna Lee Carter. Mr. A. S. Mitchell returned to taleigh Saturday after spending the olidays with his mother, Mrs. Hattie j fitchell. Miss Georgia Piland returned to turgaw Sunday after spending the olidays with her pareirts, Mr. and 4rs. J. J. Piland. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eley and family rom Ahoekie spent New Year's day nth Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Eley. Miss Ruth Edwards who has been II for several weeks, is rapidly im i roving. Miss Myrtle Banks was taken to .alee View hospita^ Suffolk Sunday horning where she underwent a suc essful operation for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lee from Nor olk spent from Saturday until Mon lay with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Lee. Rev. J. Fred Stimaon motored to jnion Saturday afternoon where he illed a special appointment at the laptist church Sunday morning. Miss Josie Piland returned to her chool near Goldsboro Sunday after pending the holidays with her par ents,Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Piland. - Miss Ruth Shaw Britton from Cole ain spent Tuesday of last week with ter grandmother, Mr*. Mollis Shaw. Miss Anna Lee Carter spent from Saturday afternoon until Sunday af emoon with her friend, Mise Hilda )ukes in Union. Mr. Floyd / Rogers from Orlando, Ha., spent the Christmas holidays v ? i .. Mi with' his mothe^Wr* George Bod' i got*. 1 Mrs. F. L. King and two ehildroa from Wilmington spent a fsw days of < last -wook with Mr. and Mi* J. N- 1 Clark. . , t Mr. P. H. Taylor wsnt to Lain View hospital, Suffolk, Thursday 1 where hs had his tonsils romovad. I Miss Mary Vann returned Thursday from St Vincent's hoipital, Norfolk, < where she underwent an operation for ^ appendicitis. \ Mr. T. M. Condon was a caller in t Ahoekie Sunday afternoon. Mr. Robert Britton from Murfrees- i boro is spending a few days with his i Winton Continued. ( parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Britton. Mr. George Rodgers retained Fri- 1 day to his home in George totiM, S. C. ( after spending the holidays with his 1 mother, Mr* George Hodge r* Sad Accident a The very sad accident that befell <j "Dee" Knox, one of Winton's most J beloved young men, last week has certainly been greatly mourned by { all his numerous young friend*"Dee" was a pet with both old and young. ? The "funeral services were most im pressive. His closest boy friends, ] John W. Faison, Ronald Rhodes, <j Shep Storey, Clarence Dickenson and John B. Joyner were his pall bearer* f The young girls of his high school class carried his flowers which were indeed plentiful and gorgeou* The services were conducted by his paster and resident ministers. Mr. Alvin Eley sang. Mr. W. H. Lassiter spent a few 3 days in Rocky Mount on business last week. Mr. J. C. Brinkley from Portsmouth * visited in the home of Mr. and Mr* . H. B. Knox Sunday. COLERAIN NEWS J I (Omitted from last week) Mr. J. A. Harrell of Randolph- c Macon came home laat week to j spend the holidaya with his parents. Messrs. M. H. White and J. C. { Beasley, went to Norfolk last Taes . i Mr. L. H. White went to Xhoakie j last Wednesday. " Misses Ruth Shaw Britton, Nell t Deans, Margaret Overton, came home from Meredith last Wednes day to spend the holidays with their | parents. Mr. Borum of Norfolk came last Wednesday to visit Mr. E. White. Mr. D. R. Britton made s business trip to Ahoslde last Wednesday. Mr. E. L. Stokes went to Ahoskie last Wednesday. \ Mr.. Ea White who is attending school at Wake Forest came home last Wednesday for the holidays. Miss Rose Nowell went to Alioe kie last Wednesday, Mr. D. A. Askew who has been confined to the house with flu is im proving and will soon be out The children of the sixth ? and seventh grade had a Christinas tree at the Academy last Wednesday even : I ing. Mr. De Ford Beasiey who is at tending school at the University of Pennsylvania came home Wednes day to spend the holidays. Misses Martha White who teaches at New Bern came home last Thurs day. ' j Mr. Edward Myers who is attend- ( ing sehool at' Driven * came honpe Thursday for the' holidays. Mr. J. P. Nowell who is at school ( at State College came ,home last j Thursday. He was accompanied by ( Messrs. Maxwel) and Nixon of Hert- . ford. Mise Mamie Stokes who teaches at Winston' - Salem arrived, home Thursday for the holidays. Mr. Cecil Beasley went to Mur- f frees bo ro last Friday. Mr. C. B. Morris went to Norfolk ( last Friday. Mr. C. A. Northcott and wife left Friday for iHurlock, Md. to ridlt ( Mrs. Northcott's parents. Mise Josie Hobbs left last Friday ( for her home at Corapeake. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Coggin of * Cary, N. C., came last Friday to f spend the holidays with Mrs. Cog gin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. ( Britton. , Prof. C. C. Perry left last Friday ( for hb home at Wingate, N. C. Miss Mary Linnberry who teaches j at Clayton came home last Friday j for the holidays. Mr. Joe White who is attending school at Wingate came home last i Friday for the holidays. Hiss Marie Evans left tyrt Friday } for her home in Murfreesboro. ( Mn. Will Lineberry and little son of Dallas, Texas, arrived' last Fri day to spdbd some time with Mrs. Unebetry's parents. Mr. Cecil Nowell of Raleigh is vis- , iting relatives in town. , Rev. Lineberry went to Ahoslde last Friday. 1 Mr. LeRoy Saunders who b at tending school at Johns - Hopkins, ] came home Friday for the holidays. He was accompanied by his friend, Mr. Martin. ( Mr. J. W. Barnes left Saturday to t risit friends in Ahoskie and Weod ui Mr. Donald Saunders of Raleigh some home Saturday to spend the tolidays with his mother, Mrs. Dora Saunders. , Miss Willie Forehand who has isld a position as milliner at Lewis ?n returned home last Saturday. Mr. J. A. Long left Saturday for South Carolina to visit his parents. Miss Ruby Joyner who teaches at Wilson came home lost Saturday for he holidays. A radiophone has been installed it the Masonic Hall. It is hoped it sill soon be in readiness for con :erts. , Mrs. T?. E. Beasley and daughter eft Sunday for Fountain to spend Christmas with Dr. and Mrs. Beas ey. Mr. Rotert Sessoms of Roanoke irrived home Sunday to spend some lays with his niother, Mrs. Bettie > essoins. Mr. and" Mrs. C. L. Henry left Sunday for Suffolk to visit relatives, n Mr. and Mrs. Will Stokes ef Rich a Square spent last Sunday in town, n Messrs. M. R. Montague and M. A I. White Went to Wifiton- last Sun- II ay. b Mr. W. M. Sitteraon left Sunday t or Williamston. tl t MENOLA LOCALS ? p Mr. and Mrs. Berry Lee White re- 1 urned Monday of this week from a 0 reek's visit to Mr. White's parents of Ifelvedere. Dr. and Mrs. William Brown and on, Ronald of Rich Square spent lunday with thq former's mother, c Irs. Mary Brown. tl Mr. Sidney Stephenson and sister iline of Pendleton spent Monday of 1st week with their sister, Mrs. W. J iarvey Vinson. Mr. Edward Outland of Raleigh ailed in the ttome of Mr. J. L. Snipes iatnrday afternoon. Mr. Alvin Eley, a student at Chapel fill was at hopie for a few .days of sst week'visiting his parents, Mr. and Irs. J. M. Eley. He left on Wednes lay for ^Portsmouth, Va,, where he pent the later half of his holidays rith his brother, Dr. Clayton Eley. Mr. Lie Parker of Durham visited n the home of Mr. H. W. Griffith Sun lay evening. Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Pollard of Vinton spent Monday of last week nth the tatter's mother, Mrs. Mary irown. Mr. Clevie Vinson and Miss Mae Snipes spent a few hours in AhoSkie Jonday afternoon. Mr. Robert Brown and sister Thel na returnedto Winton Monday after loon after spending the Christmas tolidayg with their mother. Miss Elisabeth Brown, a member of he Franklinton School faculty, spent he holiday at . home. While driving his car, Mr. J. M. Hey ran into a phone wire Monday norning resulting in a broken wind hield which cut his face badly. Mr. Sley is suffering considerably from he wound but we hope he will be tble to be out again in a few days. NOTICE an By virtue of the powers contained n ? certain deed 'of trust executed >n the let day of July, 1916, by W. V. Chavis and wife Mary H. Chavis, . o Jno. E Vann, Trustee, which deed if trust is duly recorded in the Reg ster of deeds office for Hertford bounty, in Book 51,' on page 174. rhe conditions contained in said leed of trust have not been com >lied with, the undersigned, Trustee, vill therefore, on the 5th day of ?'ebruary, 1923 offer for sale to the , lighest bidder for cash, at the court ' touse door of Hertford County, the following described real estate, to eit: 1st Tract known as the Home met Bounded on the East by the ands of J. H. Knight, on the North ' ind West by the lands of the late 1. P. Freeman and on the South by :he Union and St Johns road, con taining 34 acres more or less. 2. Tract known as the Hayes Tact, bounded on the East by Urn >ld Beverley farm, on th^ North />y the Union and St John road, on the West by the glands of J. W. Stion, and on the South by the oldWynns and and C. C. Hoggard, containing 200 acres more or less. 3. Tract -known as the Knight tract Bounded on the North by the lands of C. C. Hoggard, on the East jy the lands of Mrs. J; H. Harden, >n the South by the lands of Paul E. Jenkins, and on the West by the old Wynne land, containing 65 acres more or leas. All of the above lands ire situate in St Johns Township, Hertford County, N- C. This the 20th day of Pecember, 1922. ' Large quantity of nice pine tim ber standing on these lands. "JNO. E. VANN.S^rustee. 1-6-2S-4L Some men believe/hey are entirely lelf made because they have forgot an all the help they received. Xs , 1 ? ?? ? y . i.' ? 1 s NOTICE By virtus of the power* contain id in ? certain deed of tru*t, ex ecuted on the lit day of January, ?14, by E. D. Hoggard and wife lassie M- Hoggard, to J no. E. Venn, rrustee, which daed of tnut ie duly ecorded in the Regiiter of deed* Ace for Hertford Connty, in Book >1 on page 88. The condition* con ained in aaid deed of trust hare tot been complied with, the under igned, Trustee will therefore, on he 6th day of February, 192S offer or *ale to the highest bidder for ash, at the Court house door of lertford County, the following de cribed tract of land, situate in Win on Township, Hertford County, N. X, to-wit: That tract, beginning at maple corner for the Etta Crock r land, and running the Crocker Ine straight to the public road load ng from the Murfreesboro and Win on road to California; thence said oad a Northerly course to a large narked white oak; thence to a narked white oak, a marked line ear the cornet of fence in Jsfek farm's heir* line; thence along a ine of marked trees to a Maple at a ranch; thence a marked line of rees to large white oak, corner for he Weaver or Kiff land; thence to he first station, containing 180 cres more or less. Known as a art of the land formerly owned by hr. J. P. Jordan. This the 80th day f December, 1922. JNO. E. VANN, Trustee. -6-22r4t Millionaire will build ?* new home eating $1,900,000. That Ibeks at hough the plumbing ia included. ' - ? " " "1 NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of the power am authority contained in a certain mortgage deed executed to Henry C. Sharp on the 19th day of March, 1904, by B. G. Lane and hi* wife Nadhie Lane, which mortgage deed is duly of record in the office of the Regieter of Deed* for Hertford County, North Carolina, in Book 21 at page 10S, default having been made in the payment of the bond se cured thereby, the undersigned will sell at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House door of Hertford County, in Winton, N. C., on the 7th day of February, 1928, between the hours of 12 M. and 1p.m., the following described piece of land. * / A certain tract of land situate in Harrellaville Township, Hertford County, North Carolina, known aa the "Freeman- Outlaw Tract", adjoining the lands of the W. B. Glover Heirs, Archer Brothers and others and bounded as follows, vis: Bounded on the north by the lands of Dave Evans and the Archer Brothers, on the south by the Colerain and Cofleld public road, on the east by the lands of the W- B. Glover heirs and Dave Evans and on the west by the lands of - the Archer Brothers. Containing 50 acres, mort or less. This 1st day of January, 1023. HENRY C. SHARP, Mortgagee. J. B. PARKER, Assignee of Mortgage, MRS. J. B. PARKER, Executrix of J. B. Parker, deceased. CARL B. SESSOMS, Attorney. Place of sale?Courthouse door, Winton, N. C. Time <# sale?February 7, 1023. Terms of sale?Cash. l-5-23-4t. i I ' ft WHY yOU SHOULD DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY IN THE BANK OF AHOSKIE ' Whan you deposit your money in this bank, you not only deposit it in one of the strongest banks in this section, but it is financially able to take care of you during the dull season of the year. We loan money to our patrons, and when you deposit your money here you become one of the large number that we are glad to accommodate in every way possible. ? We loan money to our patrons, and when you deposit your money here you become one of the large number that we are glad to accommodate in every way possible. * If you are a farmer you buy merchandise, and if you buy on time you pay more "than you would have to pay if you were financially able to pay cash ?The way to do this and get ahead, is to deposit your money here during the harvest; and we accom modate you during the spring and summer. Every accommodation extended our customers, that sound banking will permit. i BANK OF AHOSKIE The Bank That Has Never Charged Any Person More Than ? Per Cent Interest | Ahoskie, N. C. ? * ' Let Us Be Your Business Partner Your partner has a knowledge of your business and you look to him for advice and ? counsel on important matters. You an an* titled to all the help he can give you. 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