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COLERAIN NEWS - SI Ul ? Mr. O. R. Britton went to Winton last Tuesday. , A crowd of boys from Rich Square came to camp at Pleasure Beach last Tuesday, chaperoned by Mrs. Jerni gan. Also a crowd from Woodland were there, chaperoned by Mrs. Keys. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. White of Wil son spent several days laat week with Mr. and Mrs. Es White. A crowd of young people of Un ion occupied Lazy Hill camp last week. They reported a big time. Miss Ruby Joyner and Mr. Boyette were married last Tuesday at Wilson. Mrs. Mary Baker from Thomas ville was a visitor in town last Tues day. Mr. J. P. Nowell went to Norfolk last Tuesday. Miss Beec^am of Mississippi is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Walters. Mr. Howard Basnight of Ahoskie was in town last Wednesday . There was a picnic at the Beach on last Wednesday from Roxobel. Mr. Ralph Glover from Norfolk is visiting his sister, Mrs. L- A. Perry. Mrs. Glover was reared near here but has been gone for some time. Mr. J. H. Myers went to Ahoskie last Wednesday to visit his son. Miss Bell of Durham spent sever al days last week with Mrs. L. A. Perry. The directors of the Colerain bank had a meeting Thursday. There was a called meeting of thej Parent-Teachers Association at thei hall on last Wednesday evening. Im-' portant business was attended to. ; Mr. H. S. Basnight of Ahoskie' was here last Thursday. Miss Mabel Claire Britton of Nor- ! folk spent several days in town last! week with relatives. Mr. M. H. White made a business trip to Norfolk last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Cross of Ports mouth are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Deans. Messrs. J. C. Beasley and L. D. Perry and son went to Norfolk last Friday. Misses BenthaU and Griffin of the Woodland section spent last Thurs day and Friday at the beach. Mrs. Martha Askew went to Win ton last Friday. There was a picnic at the beach from Christian Harbor on last Fri day. Crowds came from far and near, and some from a good distance. Dr. L. A. Nowell went to Norfolk last Friday. Rev. and Mrs. Briitow went to Merry Hill last Saturday where the former filled his ' regular appoint ment. Mrs. C. A. Northcott, Clyde, Jr., and Mr*. Phillips came from Hur lock, Md., last Saturday. Mrs. L. E. Stokes left Saturday for Windsor to visit relatives. Mr. Tarkenton and sister, Flora, from Merry Hill came last Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. L. H. White. Rev. Mr. Walters filled his regular appointment at Christian Harbor on last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Will Stokes of Rich Square spent last Sunday here with parents. Mr. C. B. Morris left Monday forj Asheville, Thomasville and other pla ces up-State. Mr. J. A. Long went to Ahoskie, last Monday. Mr. Castellow of Aulander was in town last Monday. He has been elect ed principal of the school for the ap proaching term. Mr. James Saunders and Miss An nie Mae Morris left last Mondayfor Mars Hill where they will enter the' school. Superintendent Earley of Windsor was here last Monday in the interest of our school. Mr. R. L. Phelps of Ahoskie was in town last Monday. There will be a big barbecue and dinner served at the beach on Friday, August 24. The proceeds for the dor mitory. A general invitation is ex tended to come out. WATERS NORMAL WILL GET APPROPRIATION According to information gathered at Winton last Monday, the County Board of Education has accepted the proposal of the Waters Normal In stitute, colored, to relinguish con trol to the county and state, the lat ter to convert it into a county high school and teacher training school for Hertford County negroes. An appro priatlon has been made to the school at Winton and it will become county property. Ahoskie colored educators and in dividuals of that race are now mak ing strong efforts to vote upon them selves a special school Ux for the purpose of continuing their school here. At present, they have little or no support other than by private sub scriptions. The SUte and eounty have supported it to some extent, h?t these appropriations will be pert ly 1?etied on eoeount of the no tion of the hoard to taking over the Winton sehooL HICKORY CHAPEL NEWS i > Mr. and Mm. R. D. Lowe and chil , dren spent last Wednesday night in the home of Br. and Mrs. John Base more near Lewiston. Miss Pauline Doughtie and her bro j ther, La ten, visited friends in Enfield Wednesday night. They were accom panied by Misses Eleanor and Elisa | beth Dilday and brother, Randolph, from Ahoakie. They returned home on Thursday afternoon, reporting a ! very fine and enjoyable trip. MVs. (J. G. Slaughter and son Char lie Gray visited Mrs. Jim Frances Wednesday night and Thursday, near Le wiston. Messrs. Floyd Doughtie and Col bert Chamblee were callers in Rodu eo last Wednesday evening. Mrs. W. E. Chamblee and s<fn, Jno. Mitchell, of Aulander, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Chamblee. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Britton an family of Emporia, Vs., were visit ers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I T. Chamblee Friday afternoon. Mrs. Sue Barham and grandatifch ter, Veroell, returned to her daugh ter's home in Union Sunday after noon after spending a few days in her old home. i Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dilday and sons i Charlie and Atwood were visitors in the home of Mrs. Mary Brown at Me nola last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sue Britton and Mrs. Way land Mitchell, Mrs. Roy Morris, Mrs. Asie Rice and little son, and Mrs. Dewey Rice and Mrs. Elijah Mortis and children, all of Auland.er, were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mr.<. J. T. Chamblee Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Brown and family from near Powellsville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ?. W. Doughtie. Miss Mary Conger of Stantona burg spent the past week with Miss Lorene Earley. Mr. C. T. Slaughter motored over to Whaleyville, Va., last Friday on business. Mr. Paul Stephens of Elm City spent Saturday night and Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ear ley. Miss Ethel Willoughby spent the week end with her aunt, itrs. Mary Brown in Menola. Mr. and Mrs. Claxton Godwin were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Freight Modlin near Union Sunday. Miss Alene Early is visiting Miss Jessie Howard at St. Johns. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lowe and fam ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Lowe near ^Center Grove. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Willoughby and daughter, Ella, and sons, Alvesta and Oscar, visited Mrs. Willoughby*s sis ter, Mrs. Mary Brown, in Menola on Sunday. Mr. Grady Holloman of Rocky Mount was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Holloman, Sun day. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Brode Dil day, a fine boy, last Monday. Miss Bettie Willoughby is visiting relatives and friends in Brantleys Grove section. Mr. Jim Chamblee and Miss Eu nice and Miss Languia Chamblee of near Ahoskie were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cham blee Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. A. Williams and son, Ben nie Mitchell, of Ahoskie were visit ors in the home of Mr. W. T. Hollo man Sunday afternoon. Little Mary Wiggins Chamblee, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cham blee, accidentally fell and sprained her ankle and is unable to walk at this writing. Mr. Thomas Slaughter spent some time in the jiome of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willoughby near Brantleys on Sunday afternoon. Miss Effie Earley returned home Thursday after spending some time with friends at Roduco. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Wiggins and little daughter, Helen, and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Hill and little son, William spent Sunday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Brinkley near Brantleys Grove. Miss Lucy Leggett of Cremo return ed home Monday after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. C. W. Doughtie. Mrs. Jim Clark and children from Bethlehem section spent a short while Saturday afternoon in the home of ! Mrs. Caroline Slaughter. Miss Eleanor Dilday of Ahoskie j was a visitor in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Earley Saturday evening. Mr. C. W. Doughtie spent a ahort time in the home of Mr. John Leg ' gett Monday, near Cremo. The tobacco raisers through here are having a battle with the worms at this writing. TAKEN UP I have taken up at my farng near Ahoskie, 1 male hog, black, haK moon under and over right oar, half moon under left ear. Owner please claim and pay corta or same will be adver tised and sold under process of law. NORMAN HALL. August 4, IMS. 8-10-21-tt MAPELTON NEWS Miu Helen Brett left Uet week to vieit her uncle, Mr. Buck Darden of Windsor. Miss Mary Holly Darden has re turned to her home in Norfolk after spending a week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. ?. Brett. We are glad to report Master Car-1 rol Parker, the pet of the town, who was sick the paat week, is better, g Mrs. J. H. Darden and daughterf Mary June, have returned to their home here after spending a week with Mrs. Darden's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Maddrey near Seaboard. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sumner of Co mo spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curl. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Buck went to Norfolk last Friday. Mrs. Parker is being treated by a specialist of that city. Mrs. Judith Harrell was sick a few days last week at Mrs. Brett's but was able to leave Sunday. She went to Ahoskie for a few days be fore going to her home at Norfolk, Va. A few of our young people took part in the B. Y. P. U. program at Mt Tabor Sunday afternoon. Master Homer Vann Parker spent several days last week with his cous in, Master Vaughan Wiggins, in the town of Murfreesboro. Miss Elisabeth Parker has return ed to her home in Winton after vis iting here for a week, f Rev. R. B. Lineberry preached a fine sermon to his people at Mount Tabor Sunday morning. The B. Y. P. U. workers will have a business meeting at Mt. Tabor on Friday evening at eight o'clock. All members ere urged to be present end bring e new member with you. A soc iel will be the mein topic for dis cussion. Eunice Dixon, little deughter of Mr. end Mrs. Abrsm Dixon, is sick et this writing. We hope she will be well egein soon. Mrs. E. Brett went to Murfrees boro Jfondey efternoon. Miss Emms R. Perker of Wintop | wes e caller In town lest Thursday. Mrs. Ella Wiggins is visiting her deughter, Mrs. H. V. Parker, this week. Mr. i/A. Wiggins returned to his work with Mr. H. V. Parker and Co. Monday, after spending the week end with his family in Murfreesboro. Messrs. Cullena end Smith, of Har rellsville, were here lest Wednesday. Mr. Culens has charge of the dipping vats around here. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Parked Mrs. Ella Wiggins end Mrs. L. H. Hol | lomen went to Ahoslde Tpesday ef i ternoon. . WORKING ON SCHOOL Carpenters ere at work on the new four-room school building here. The framework is up end the building is about closed in. The structure is built of wood, end is designed to take cere of the overflow from the two brick structures. It will be ready for occu pancy by the time of the opening of the fell term, which, it has been an nounced will be on the 17th of Sep tember. The faculty hak been select ed with the single exception of a teacher for the second grade. Subscribe to the HERALI>?11.60 Sale Of .Real Estate For Taxes At Courthouse Door Sept. 3rd The following real estate will be sold at the Courthouse door in Winton, N. C., Monday, September 3,1928, for failure to pay 1922 taxes and pursuant to order of the Commissioners of Hertford County. Murfreesboro Township White W. J. Boyette, store lot 3.85 H. V. Bock, Carey Parker 37.22 John Blythe, Sumner land 1 - Is 7.64 IVy J. Hare, John Hare _ 22.68 J. S. Lawrence, Wynn 111.34 J. D. Phelps, Trader 16.20 COLORED Margaret Bishop, Bridger __ . 2.16 William Barnes, Bridger .... 4.86 Edward Eley, Bridger 8.21 Robert Eley, Jr., Eley 2.78 Robert Gatling, Bridger TL v 7.51 Bettie Sue Gatling, Pipkin ... L 1.36P James Gatling, Boyette 7.76 R. L. Hill, J. T. Griffith 17.97 Bennie Joyner, 1 lot ?- - ' 18.81 G. T. Lassiter, Wiley Carter . 80.89 R. H. Lewis, Everette ... 14.96 Lulu Moore, town lot 8.02 Annie M. Southall, lot L 12.65 Lulu Shamblee, Moore . 2.71 James Stephenson, Carter 2 9.64 Carey Vaughan, kitchen 22.17 Atlas Vaughan, Elijah Vaughan : 13.21 T. T. PARKER, Tax Collector, Murfreeaboro Township. / St. Johns Township ( WHITE T. E. Futrell, 102 acres Joyner and Baker; 1 7-12 acres Cooke and ' Saunder; 75 acre# Grant; 68 acres Leggett; total taxes.. 90.00 W. H. VINSON, Tax Collector, St Johns Township. Manoys Neck Township M. W. Picot, 3-4 acre, home lot - . 84.84 Jno. T. Riddick, 76 acres, home place 1 12.71 J. J. and Jno. T. Riddick, 46 acres part Jno. Riddick tract 4.41 W. J. HILL, Tax Collector, Maneys Neck Township. . > Ahoskio Township WHITES Lassiter, Marshall, 26 acres home place 30.94 Lassiter, Mrs. Nannie R., one town lot 2.64 Moore, J. W., 760 acres, Moore - - 196.26 Phaup, C. H., 42 4-10 acres, Newsome 70.42 Rogers, W. W., 70 acres Riddick, 28 acres Riddick 122.02 Rogers, Mrs. Nina, 1 lot McGlohon street, 1 lot Main street 96.79 Sumner A Phaup, 1 lot Mitchell street 13.96 Taylor, W. T. A Co., 370 acres timber ? - 38.78 Lewis H. Stewart, 5 acres mill site; 2 lots Hazel ton; 4 8-10 acres, Brett 62.82 COLORED Everett, Lora L, 2 vacant lots .61 Earley, Goodman, 78 acres home, 20 acres Holloman v 27.62 Holloman, Cranberry, 81 acres, Mitchell 60.21 Holloman, A. A., 41 feres Roda Holloman 16.48 Helson, W. L., 1 lot Maple street 9.20 Hall, J- A., 12 acres Newsome, 1 lot Brown 24.68 Moore, J. H., 28 1-2 acree, MizeU ... 2.17 Moore', Minnie, 6 acres, Jenkins f... - - 2.76 Moore, Lonnie, 1 lot Catherine street ... _ ? 5.51 Newsome, Roberta, 12 acres, Jenkins - - 3.68 Scott, J. ILf 1 lot Lawrence .. . - 6.74 Taylor, Luther, 1 lot Mitchell .... 8.23 Tyner, A. T., 62 acres, Askew 1 21.84 Whitley, Willie B., 1 lot Garrett 6.22 Williams, General, home place ? 88.17 Porter, Jno. T., 1 lot, D. H. 8.95 Peele, L. A., 1 lot ... .... 4.60 S. E. VAUGHN, Tax Collector, Ahoskie Township. TRINITY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL June 15 to July 28, 1923 For teachers, college students, and graduates of standard Ugh schools. Sixty-eight courses offered for A. B. degree. 8eventy-two professional courses for teachers. Thirty-throe courses for A. M. degree. Address Holland Holton, Director Cellegs SSatlee i i ? ? i i i Durham, N. C // Barbecue and Picnic AT COLERAIN BEACH Friday, August 24th Big dinner consisting of all kinds of sandwiches, ham, chicken, pickle, ice tea, refreshments of all kinds wiH be served. SEAPLANE FLYING Excellent bathing, artesian water, good music, Brass Band, merry-go-round and other attractions. JUDGE JNO. H. KERR Will Make Educational Address Chowan and Colerain Ferry will be operated all day and late at night to take care of the crowds. Everybody is Invited to Come and Enjoy. A BIG DAY. * "" s IT'S ICE CREAM TIME 1" This weather is just naturally helping our business, but that is not our biggest asset. i Our Reputation for Making Pore, Wholesome Cream Our Habit of Giving Quick, Dependable Service Our Ability to Serve You Wben You Want it And Just Like Yon Want it These are the things that are making "The Quality Kind" Ice Cream so popular with those who have once tried it. Place Your Order With Us. Ahoskie Ice Cream Co. "The Quality Kind" * Newsome's Block - - Ahoskie. N. 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A machine yon will be proud to own. / Try It for Ten Full Days ' Send for a machine. Give it every test Examine every Prt Use It for TEN FULL DAYS. Decide for youreelf that la exactly the genuine, standard Undsrwood folly rebuilt typewriter we daim it to Iml EMy Monthly Payments Our easy monthly payment plan makes it possible for YOU to have this splendid machine hnasodiatdy. Payments are just the ?me as rentals. Don't Delay Another Minute?Act Nowi You can obtain the machine on ? dowa payment of 1300. That's good hnitasn. Yon try the machine TEN DAYS. Thsfs good judgment. Then you'll docide to keep it Thafs -???Cain. For Full Details?Call?Pbon*?Write. HERTFORD COUNTY HERALD AHOSKIE, N. c:
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