Notice of Male el Lund la The town
Oi Loolsbu -T, y. C. For D?lla<|UtBt
l'ullag itHIIBMti
At ot about U>? boar ot Noou at ibe
Court Houie Loor Id Louibburg, N.
C. on Monday, November the 5th, 1923
I will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder tor caih, pursuant to
the Laws of North Carolina and
eapeclully the Pubtlc Laws or 1915.
Chapter 56, section 10 and acts amen
datory thereto, all lands In the Town
of Loulsburg, N. C. on which paving
assessments for the years, 1920, 1921
and 1922 and prior thereto remain due,
with Costs added as provided by law,
described as follows:
H. H, Yarboro, lot Church St, 21.04
J. M. au<l W. H. Allen, Mill prop
erty So side river 1,467.19
J. M. and W. H. Allen Far Co-op
erative Co. So side river 108.49
J. M. and W. H. Allen, lot Church
Street 98.94
J. M. and W. H. Allen lot Nash
Street West 43.78
J. M. and W. H. Allen lot Main
St near bridge 65.79
J. M. and W. H. Allen Main St.
8tore 9.19
J. M. and W. H. Allen, Stores
and vacant lots Nash St 229.50
J. M. and W. H. Allen lot Nash
Street 71.13
J. M. Allen lot Main St. 202.19
J. M. Allen lot Kenmore Ave 38.46
St. Matthias Church (colored)
Main St So side river 94.54
J. J. Hayes Estate Main St 16.47
C. B. Kearney Kenmore Ave 17.02
J. C. Tucker Main St 18.68
J. A. Turner Estate Middle St 139.20
H. H. Yarboro Nash St 65.58
This October 5. 1923.
D. C. HIGH. Tax Collector.
10-5-5t J. J. BARROW, Clerk.
Notice of Sale of Land In The Town
Of Loulsburg, N. C. For Dellnqaent
Taxes.
At or about the hour of Noon at the
Court Hollar Door In Louloburg, N.
C. on Monday, November the 5th, 3923
I will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, pursuant to
the Laws of North Carolina and
the charter of the town of Loulsburg,
N. C. as set out In the private Acts
of 1899, Chapter 243, and Acta amen
datory thereto, all lands In the town
(A Loulsburg, N. C. on which taxes
for the years 1920, 1921, and 1922 re
main due, with costs added as revised
by section 8009, Consolidated Statutes
1919 and amendments thereto des
cribed as follows:
1920
John W. Alston 1 lot Halifax rd 27.08
Washington Davis 1 lot Kenmore
Ave ? 13.70
Pinkie Green 1 lot 4.33
James Martin I tot Black town 5.20
Nathan Ruff in 1 lot "8.70
Ben Thomas 1 lot Black town 6.20
Sandy Wllliaips 1 lot River rd 17.45
Calvin Yarborough Jr. 1 lot Rlv
re road 16. 27
1931
C. M. Cooke Estate War re lit on
road lot 174.27
W T. Person 1 lot Ice Plant 160.80
John Alatou 1 lot Halifax rd 21.94
Washington Da via 1 lot Kenmore -
A*e 9 . 81
Dprtts & Yarborough 1 lot 6.60
Wtttlam Martin 1 lot Black town 9.96
Alice Sklnnnr 2 lota railroad 15.44
P. W. Williams 1 lot River rd 15.78
Calvin Yarborough 1 lot Rlv rd. 11.48
Calvin Yarborough eat. l lot Riv
er road 12.08
Henry H. Yarborough 1 lot 7.90
Matilda Yarborough 1 lot 7.14
1922
C. M. Cooke Eat., lot Wnrrenton ?
road 241.41
Mrs. W. E. Bartholomew 1 lot
Kenmore Ave 6.15
J. J. Hayea Estate 1 lot Main St 77.70
C. B. Kearney 2 lots Kenmore Ave
and railroad 109.13
W. T. Person 1 lot Ice Plant 156.20
Ml 8. Noye Aycock Person 1 lot
Middle Street 77.70
Elnora Alston 1 lot Ken Av? ll.lt
Joha W. Alston 1 lot Halifax rd 28.58
Eddie Bridges 2 lots Black town 11.52
Algle Davis 1 lot Halifax rd 13.44
Washington Davis 1 lot Kenmore
Ave 16.72
Channey Edgerton 1 lot Black
town 6.40
Percy Foster 1 lot Ta^jjoro rd 4.50
Millie Foster 1 lot Blact town 4.88
Austin Green 1 lot 11.98
Sam A. Harris 1 lot Main St 95.30
W. H. Hawkins 1 lot Main St 4?.00
Luslanna Kearney 1 lot ? 10.38
Madison Malone 1 lot Halifax rd 3.75
William Martin 1 lot Black town 12.91
Richard Skinner Sr. 1 lot Tarboro
road 10.78
Chas. H. White 2 lots Henry Yar
borough 21.33
P. W. Williams 1 lot River rd 19.44
G. 8. White 1 lot 26.44
Matilda Yarborough 1 lot home 12.62
Calvin Yarborough EsUl lot Riv
er road 18.03
HilHard H. TTarborough 2 lots 45.04
Calvin Yarborough 1 lot Rlv rd 16.32
This October 2, 1923.
D. C. HIGH,
Town Tax Collector.
T. W. RUFFIN, Town Attorney. 10-5-5t
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Everything for the
Living Room
. i
The year's most popular designs, both
perid and modern, are to be seen in
this present display of Living Room
Furniture.
And as usual, you will find our pi ice a
little less than you would expect to pay.
Everything to complete an
Up-to-date Undertaking Department.
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Woodjtem*
(Continued from Page Three)
our Sunday School Picnic and "Man
lets Wedding" It to be a success.
The following we especially thank
(or getting these up: Mesdames H.
R- Waters, P. O. Sturges, and BUM
Fogleman, also those who cooked the
barbecue, and aided the wedding par
ticipations.
Wood 8. 8.
W. M. S. ? ?
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Do Yon Want To Hare Some Fan I
We all love tun. If you want your
share come to the Manleas Wedding
next Friday night and laugh some.
Then yon'U see those ladles with gray
hair ad those who are yoUDKer-quIte
a hunch of the tun lovers dressed In
dainty costumes acting as very young
ladles, going back to the days of yore
and taking part In this amusement.
Well, you say "Where are the men"?
We will have substitutes for them.
Come and see It.
Then you will be furnishing fun
for yourself, and helping the Sunday
school, for the proceeds will be used
for buying the curtains.
The church will be arranged In an
attractive and unusual manner and
you will be sure to enjoy It.
The wedding will come off at 7:30,
and before that at 5:00 P. M. ttrere
will be a barbecue-Sunday SchooT plc
nlc, to which all are cordially Invited.
m 0
HIGH SCHOOL OPENS WITH
ENROLLMENT OF 4i PUPIL8
New Ford School Track Main Com
fort For Pupils. 8U Graduate* of
Wood Elementary School Enter on
First Day.
On Monday morning our High
School, Ooldsand. began Its first ses
sion tn the newly constructed 4 room
building with enrollment ot 45, there
by entitling it to the list ot state ac
credited High Schools, with the ex
ceptlons of necessary library and
eight months 'session.
There were present besides the fa
culty, Supt. Best, the School Trustees
and few patrons. Supt. Best spoke in
approval and appreciation of the
grand enrollment on the first day.
The new ford school truck left on
time. 7:00 o'clock from Mr. Ouptons
home tearing there at 7:20 and reach
ed the school building at 8.55 o'clock.
Six pupils aboarded her and four at
Centerrille. The number was swelled
all along the road till there were nine
teen in all who took their first trip
on the comfortable truck to the open
lng. The schedule iir all piobablllty
will be definitely completed at the
end of the week. Mr. Raymond Sturges
has charge of the truck and reports
one trip made without a single mis
hap and that all seemed to be pleased
with the trip.
Our boys and girls Beem to be very
enthusiastic about the school and Its
prospects, are already talking about
I the society and basket ball prospects
for this coming season. They are par
ticularly enthused oyer the prespects
of having an excellent atheletlc ground
They report that with some grading.
It can be made into a very desirous
one.
Let's all pull together and encou
rage our young boys and girls to
make our high school the equal of
any in the county.
The following boys and girl enroll
ed from here :
Bonnie Griffin, Odell Thompson,
Annie G. Gupton, Floyd Griffin Aus
tin Fuller, Raymond Sturges.
Those from Centerville :
Mattle Dement, Lila Leonard, Eulls
Mae Andreys, Clyde Leonard.
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Note Of Thanks
We, the faculty of the Wood School
wish to take this opportunity to thank
Mr. J. M. Wilder for being so thought
ful of our comfort, and that of the
school children, as to bring the first
lond of wood for our fires.
Flora Frye
Bonnie Dare Fogleman
Aleen Woodburn
Mrs. W. D. Fuller
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REV. and MRS. J. M. BEAM and
DAUGHTER AT SUNDAY SCHOOL
Promotion Day a Success ? Jilae Clas
ses Organlsed^-lOO Pesent Sunday
Morning ? Sunday School Barbecue
This Afternoon at 6:0?
Well If you were at Sunday School
last Sunday, didn't you enjoy It If
normal, there Is but one answer, yes.
Sure, we were delighted to see so man
people out On the first cold Sunday
morning. And wasn't tho church com
fortable It certainly was, and Is go^
Ing to be every Sunday morning, If
It can be made so.
In- view of the fact that quite a
number of our people attended church
services at other places and that se
veral were kept away on account of
sickness, we were elated over the fine
showlngmade Sunday to the visitors
who bad come from afar. Even if the
Promotion Day program interrupted
the usual program, we honestly be
lieve the visitors were actually en
thused and Inspired by the way things
turned out. We understand they report
our Sunday School to be Ilvlest one
they have attended In some time.
That Is great! How many times that
has been told us during the last month
It certainly makes our hearts over
flow with Joy and gratitude that visi
tors from afar should realise and ap
preciate the efforts of our good people
here. Folks, we thank you so very
much for the cooperation, Interest and
work you are doing. Continue, God
will bless you.'
We were delighted to have with us
last Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Beam
Roxboro. Supts. of Person County
Schools, and their daughter, Mis*
Gladys Beam. Bach of themr made a
few remarks, saying that our Sun
day School showed that we were real
alive. We trust that these visitor*
will come again.
Mr. Beam began his Interesting
talk by comparison ot the course of
Continued to page 8
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7-14-tf 8. A. NEWELL.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Haying qualified as Administratrix
c. t a., of the estate of Richard O.
Ayecue. deceased, late of Franklin
County, North Carolina, this Is to no
tify all persons having claims againa'.
?aid estate to present the same to the
undersigned on or before September
7th, 1924, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. A11 per
lmmedlate settlement with the under
signed, or either of them.
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c. t. a., of Rlchd. O. Ayacue, dec'd.
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to buj an automobile every few
years when yon can have a deep
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We furnish those things that
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venient for home comfort.
White Pump & Well
Company, Inc.
Well Drillers and Wa
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Jalixu Lriiman. Proprietor
?*t door to J. W. Perry's Store
Shoes repaired while you wait. We
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and Oents fine ahoea.
Ali. WORK OUAiRANTRHCD
Any Mad of Harne** made to order.
Pan Belta and Platol Holster* made
to order.
Ladles Shoe*, Soles eewed on 86c D*.
Oents Shoe a. Sole* eewed on $1.00 pr.
Harness Oil
Ageats (or Cownle Tanning Com
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or far tanned for yon.
Sewing Machine* and Talking Ma
chines repaired.
Stock and Poultry Spice, 8 pack
ages for Uc.
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Wbo will become our customers ah soon as they Investigate and
see that we will give you Just as food bargains for lens money. We
hate a new line of Men's Work and Dress Shoes, Overalls, Shirt*,
Robber Boots., We also carry the best grades of Heavy and Fancy
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Phone :-22 Louisburg, N. C.
?PROMPT DELIVERY?
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
New Prices
F. 0. B. Detroit
Effective October 2, 1923
Chassis $230
Runabout .... $265
Runabout . ? . . $350
Wtth Starter And Demountable Rims
Touring Car . . . $295
Touring Car . . . $380
With Starter and Demuuntoble Rims
Truck Chassis . . $370
Coupe $525
Four Door Sedan . . $685
Tractor ..... $420
These are the lowest prices of Ford Cars
in the history of the Ford Motor Company
Louisburg Motor Co
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