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it represents < a value that has
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LOmSBUBG, ' Borth Carolina
fff still hare n few choice
young males left, also 8 ping
mules and 2 horses, all of
which we are offering at cost
and below cost prices. Come
quick as we are going to let
them go. Wo also ha?e a few
sets of nice Buggy harness,
some wagon harness saddles,
etc. and 1 Tyson & Jones Top
buggy for sale. ^
See R. E. FULLER
AT FULLER'S STABLE
NOTICE OF VALUABLE LAND FOR
BALE
Under and by ylrtue of the power
and authority contained In that cer
tain deed of ' trust executed by N. P.
Boone to B. F. Wood, Trustee, on the
22nd day ot June, 1923 and duly Re
corded In book 284 on page 695 ot
the Franklin County Registry, default
having been made In the payment of
the Indebtedness thereby secured and
demand made upon mi by the holder
thereof to foreclose, I, the undersign
ed Trustee, Will on
MONDAY, APRIL, 1?, 1933
at or about 13 o'clock H. at the court
house door In the town of Loulsburg,
N. C. sell M public auction to the hlgn
est bidder for cash those two traots
ot land situate in Cedar Rock town
ship, Franklin county' fthd ? described
as follows:
First Tract: Containing 39 1-2
acres, more or lees and being bound-'
ed on the north and northwest by the
I lands of S. O. White, on the eaat by
W. R. Boone; on the south by Mrs.
M. H. Harris and on the west by Mrs.
Sarah Stalling* and 8. O. White, and
comprising the two tracts hertofore
conveyed to N. R. Boone by deed ot J.
J. Creekmorr recorded In book 339 on
page 9, franklin County Registry.
second Tract: Containing It teres
more or less, and bounded on the north
hy the lands of O. W. Brldgers, on the
east by QreetUeaf Johnson Lumber
Company, on the eouth by W. H.
Boone and on the west by W. J. Boone;
it bMng .the same tract of land here
tofore conveyed to N. P, Bocae hy
deed of Wi R. Boone ana wife record
ed In book 229 on page 28, Registry
ot Franklin county. Reference being
here made to all of said deed and re
cords mentioned' herein.
There Is one prior mortgage on said
land to Farm Loan Board. This Mar.
12th, 1923. _
: , B. F. WOQD, Trustee.
O. B. Moss, Attorney. 3-16-6t
? NOTICE ? . . ;L
North Carolina, In Superior Court
Franklin County.
Stirling Store Co , a corporation.
, Vs
P. D. Speed. '
The defendant above nkuned 'will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced In the Su
perior Court of Franklin County
North Carolina, to obtain Judgment on
an open aocount. and the said defen
dant will further takfe notice that he 1s
required to appear before the Clerk o<
the Superior Court of Franklin coun
ty, North Carolina, on tettr. day ot.
April 1928, and within twenty days
thereafter answer or demur to the
complaint In the said action, or the
plaintiff will apply ' to the Court for
relief demanded In the oomplaint.
This 10th.; day of March It 23.
. T. J. YOTJNO, C. S. C.t
ff-l<Mt Franklin Couniy, N. C
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WILLIAM* TELL T
2-28-8t J. 8. HOWBUX.
THB FRAIfKJJN TIMM
11.80. Pot Tejkr la AOvanoe
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DEVELOP FLESH
To School Committeemen
The following letter bai been ? to
sued to the several School Committee
men o t Franklin County by Supt E, L
Beat: .
Dear Committeemen :
You will find below a copy of a auc
tion of new school legislation that, was
passed by our last General Assembly.
In order to conform with the require
ments of this section the Board of
Education In regular session. Mon
day- March the 5th Instructed me to
give notice that on Monday, April the
16th at 11 o'clock In Loulsburg there
will be a Joint meeting of the Board
of Education and the various school
committeemen and trustees of the
county . At this meeting the county
wide plan of organization of the
schools will be discussed.
You are urgently requested to be
present as the Board of Education Is
anxious to secure your advice, sugges
tions and recommendations before
adopting a permanent county-wide
plan of organization or the schools.
No election will be called or any
change made In any district until af
ter the above date.
Lookihg forward to seeing you on
the 16th of April.
Cordially yours,
E. L BEST, Superintendent.
"Section 73-a. County-Wldo plan
of Organization : - The county 1>oard
of education shall create no new dis
trict nor shall it divide or abolish a
dfBtrlct, nor ghnll It consolidate ? dis
tricts or parts of districts, except In
accordance with a councy-wlde plan
of organization as follows:
? 1. The county board of oducatlqn
shall present a diagram or map of the
county showing the present location
of each district, the position of each,
the location of roads, streams and oth
er natural barriers, the number of
children In each district, the size and
condition of each school building in
each district. The county board of
education shall then prepare a county
wido plan for the organization of all
th.e schools of the county. This plan
shall indicate the proposed changes
to be made and how districts or parts
of districts are proposed to be con
solidated so as to work out a more ad
vantageous school system for the en
tire county.
2. Before adopting the county
wide plan, the county board of edu
cation shall call a meeting of all the
[-school committeemen and the boards
of trustees and lay the proposed plan
before them for their airvrce and-4ug
gestlons. After receiving the advice
of the committeemen and trustees, the
county board of education shall have
authority to adopt a county-wide plan
of organization, and no districts or
parts of any district, including non
local tax, local tax, and special char
ter districts, hereafter referred to In
this article, shall be consolidated or
the boundary lines changed, unless
the consolidation or the change of
[boundary lines is In accordance with
the adopted county-wide plan of or
ganization: Provided, that to the
event the county board of education
deems it wise to modify or change
the adopted plan, the board shall no
tify the committeemen ftnd Interested
patrons and give them a hearing If
they desire to be heard before any
changes shall be made.
3.' The county board of education
shall haveauthority to execute the en
tire plan or any part of the tame, but
the county board of education shall
have no authority to create a debt for
the execution of any part of the pro
posed plan, unless authorized by law,
and if the amount necessary to put
Into operation all or any part of said
plan shall be greater than the amount
tl at1 may be reasonably expected from
the Operation and Equipment Fund
for this purpose, the amount shall be
guaranteed by the districts affected
by the execution of the plan, or If the
districts do not guarantee the funds
the county board of education shall
lay the proposed plan before the coun
ty commissioners, together with the
estimated amount necessary to put
the same Into operation, and If the
amount necessary to carry out all or
any part of the proposed plan shall
be approved by the county commis
sioners, tire coupty board of education
shall then hav* the authority to or
ganise the districts In accordance
with the county-wide plan.
,4. When the proposed county-wide
l-lan Is adopted the county board shall
notify the committeemen and boards
of trustees as to what part of the plan
the board propose* to carry out first
and In what order the other parts of
the plan will be considered, and the
preference shall be given to those dis
tricts In' which the nails are greatest
(If the funds tor proridlBg the equip
ment are mad* available.
? 6. In the event that any child or
children of any district or any part of
a district are without adequate school
advantage, and these advantages may
be Improved by transferring said child
or children to a schook or schools in
adjoining districts, the county board
shall have authority to make such s
transfer. But this shall not empower
the county board of education to abol
ish or divide a district unless such
shall be In harmony with the
county-wide plan ot organisation. The
temporary transfer of such child or
children may b\nade until such time
as- the county-wide plan wtll provide
more adyantageously for fhem.
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able ud useful aeod took mnMil
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?Mt popular icpiubM, flofcara and
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|How and what to plant to your yard,
gardoa and CeJB for every purpoee.
Bo m to t**t the boll weevil, beaa
beetW and other pan. Full natural
oolor plctcree of the beat Iloeea, Olad
toll and other flower*. HOW to gat I
packets of seed of beautiful rtowers
free. How much keed la required to
jlhnt a row or aora, wbeo and ho% to
(taut and cultivate. Why H pari to
plant good seeda and bow to ?* than
m ohaap or ebaapar tfetaonate or
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, J oat write tar (Up hawdwxnf new
UN Seed Book. Itt book
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"?ir home. It ? abBOMtety *ra*
tor it today.
H. a HASTING# OCX, r if
Atlanta, Oa. _ jUti
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Hurt,
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
DR. J. HERBERT FITZGERALD
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
Will be at Dr. H. H. Johnson's office
in Loulsburg every first Monday. En.
ftagements should be made as far in
advance as possible.
?JDR. R. F. T A RB0R0UG H
Physician and Surgeon
Loulsburg, N. C.
Office In Blckett and Yar borough
Building. ,
Office Phone 296 Residence Phone 28 1
8. AT WOOD IfKWKLL.
A tteraey ? At-L* w.
Loulsburg, N. C. Phone No. 115
Office in First National Bank Building
General Practice
DR. W. B. M0RT0S
v ,Eye Specialist
Office In Hotel Building
Loulsburg, North Carolina
I wish lo advise my patients and
the public generally that after the 1st
of September my business will be on
a Cash basis when work Is completed.
DR. ARTHUR HYNE8 FLEMING
8. P. BUBT, M. D.
Loalsbars, N. C. ,
Offices over Scoggln's One Btare.
Hoars 11 a. m. to 1 p. m., and 4 to |
" V. m.
DB. YT. B. BASS.
Veterinarian
Louis burg, N. C. .
Offices and Hospital Bast Nash St.
Phone Office 335-L Residence 335-Jl
Special Attention to Small Animals. |
DB. D. t. UDTHWICX.
Dentist.
Udikiri, I. C.
Office In the First National Bank
V. PXB80N.
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
Loolsburg, North Carolina
Praetlee In all courts. Office on Mala
Btreet
0. M. BEAM
Attoraej -at-Law
Offices over- Post Office
Practice in all courts.
DB. J. tt. uAVIfl
Physician and Surgeon
I.onlsbnrg, North Carolina
Office Main Street
A. T- Neal Building at River Bridge
Telephone Connections 64 and 64-2 R.
Hours: 8 to 11:30 a. m. 2 to 6 p. m.
K. B. White S. H. Haleae
WHITE * HA10NI
LAWTIRB
iMtsbarg. North Carolina
?eneral practice, settlement of ea
?IM funds invested. One member oi
the Sim always In the office.
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DB. H. 6. PEBBY
Physician and Surgeon
Loulsbarg, * North CarollBa |
Offices Adjoining Aycock Drug Co.
Telephones: Day 287; Night 287 1
SB. J. B. HA LONE.
aisbarg. North Carolina
fel Aycock Drag Store, Market |
Office Practice Borgery
?ad consultation.
DB. H. H. JOHNSON
Physician and Surgeon
LoiltkUf, North Carolina |
Office over Aycock Drug Co.
both No. 101
9. 9. NBWXJLL, B. D.
L MMvit.il ??.
Office la First National Bank Building
Day Phone 24} Night Phone I4?-1
Hlh. H. Roffln, rhoe. W. Raffia
WM. M. * THOS. W. BUFFI*
Attorneys -at- Law
LeaMvTf, t North CarollBa I
CI iafal practice, both dm and crtm- j
thai, ta Franklin and adjoining coun
ties, Supreme and Federal Courts.
In First National Bank
STB6ALL BBON.
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Le aisbarg. N. 0.
We hare Are good barbers and you I
win receive the best of servtee.
Also Btasx Automobile (or hire at|
all times, at reasonable prices.
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HBADBABT. , I
FRANKLIN TIMES
Tft Tear la Advance*.
Mrs. Harding and Her
? Vhcn the presidential party arrived- at Orraond Beach, President
".lij-Iiug went golfing knd Mrs. Harding (left) took a quiet cruise with
V.er hostess, Mrs. Edward B. McLean of Washington, D. C.* Hero hi
-rid guest aro ah own on board the yacht Pioneer on Indian river.
SUES MILLIONAIRE LUMBER MAN
SAVE MONEY
? ON?
MEN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS AND WORK SHOES ?
I am offering especially attractive pricey 'ihia week
on Men's and Boys' boots and work shoes. If yon
haven't bought see me. I can save yon money. We
will be glad to fill your wants^j* groceries, both heavy
and fancy. You will find ij^fo your advantage to trade
with me. - / ? . 4 ? J ft
A. S. WIGGS
NASH STREET * LOUISBURG, N. C.
Buster Wants a Bother!
v
Dear Mr. Editor: ? I am a little baby
boy two months old and they call ma
"Buater". A kind providence tent me
to the Children's Home Society and I
?m (trowing every day and will soon
?be a big, bouncing boy.
I want tome good woman to write
to the j#j>erlntendent of the Children''
Home Society of North Carolina,
Qreenaboro, N. C.? and ask htm to
glre me to her. I am sure he will do to,
as he has so many motberlea* bablea
and more want to come to the Home.
Write him today and I will bring )oy
and happlneea to some childless home.
With lore,
A Homeless Baby Boy.
White Level Items
Ax ayery thing has been very dall
for the last few month* we will try
to retire again and mata the year of
lt!3 the most happy and prosperous
year of our life.
The farmers are bow Vary busy
plowing, getting ready for another new
"OP- . . .
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We v.- ore very sorrow to let m of
the death of Mrs. T. C. ContTla. 8h?
*111 be rreatly missed la our Mamma*
Gray Mrd Murphy la spending a
days In Richmond with hta r?laitH??
The rocal will be held kM
Sunday March IStb. Everybody la t*>
Ttl?d.
Kddl* Q(ajr B>a**r and >1 Oto?
Una have guno to Richmond Mr a Mai
ment. Hop* thay will MM to toe*
with u? air" In.
If thl* ? a* apt a the waata toM
win call again.
Shipment of North Carolina f ?
havn tneraaaed almost IN* par wl
In the las four inm, (a nam bar*, tito
ahlpmeota run from T7 cars la 111* to
14U car* la t>aa. - ,
Satoerlba tk The rraaklla Tteaa . -
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