PAGE TEN
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and
Events
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Friends of John H. Fleming, former
county commissioner and progressive
farmer of near Norlina, are
glad to leam that his condition is
improving since an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Fleming was here yesterday.
He said that farm work was
nmcrrpssine' nicelv.
r* vo- ~??o
John Purdy, a nephew of E. A.
Skillman of Warrenton, who worked
here for some time last year, is
now in business with his father in
McDonough, New York. In comment
upon the business which Mr. Purdy
senior bought from Mr. Morse who
had been his partner for 19 years,
the Oxford Rexiew-Times says:
"The standing of Mr. Purdy in the
community assures success to the
new management. The son, John
Purdy, is welcomed to the business)
life of the town. The new firm will 1
be known as 'C. E. Purdy & Son,'
and they will carry on as heretofore j
a general merchandise, trucking
and telephone exchange."
Friend of Alex Katzenstein, who
has been sick for some time at
Warren Plains, are glad to see him
again upon the streets of Warrenton.
"Mr. Alex" had been a familar
figure about the town and we are
glad to see him here again.
W. A. Miles has two window displays
this week which are causing
general approval. One on sporting
goods Is seasonable and a
"knock-out" right off the bat. The
other shows a lawn mower with its
blades turning just above a carpet
of grass.
"I heard Congressman Kerr at
Roxobel-Kelford the other night,"
Cobb, salesman for the Old Dominion
Paper Co. commented here yesterday.
"He made a good speech,
too, and the house was packed."
Congressman Kerr returned to
Wshington on Wednesday.
Enclosing a clipping from The
Tar Heel, student newspaper of the
University of North Carolina, a
friend from Chapel Hill writes to
the editor, "It might be news of
interest to the readers of your newspaper
that James C. Harriss, I think
of Inez, has been taken into the
Tau Kappa Alpha fraternity, a national
forensic organisation. Only
men who have excelled in the art
of debating are taken. Harris has
made a noble record on the campus
of Carolina this year. He also
has been elected to the debate council
fr?r the rnmincr vpor anri is nnp
Vtt AVA VAAV VWiiiMiQ ^ VIA* V**AM ?W
of the most outstanding men on
the team that will return to school
this Fall."
Charles Kitchelt, Warrenton's efficient
decorator and a gentleman
of much general information, departed
yesterday for Richmond
where he will spend several weeks
before going to Washington for
the remainder of the Summer. He
expects to return here in early
Fall.
J. Edward Allen, superintendent
ox education in warren ana iraternal
correspondent for the Masonic
bodies of the State, was at
New Bern on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday attending fraternal
meetings.
Friends of Miss Edna Allen,
statistical officer for the office of
the county superintendent, regret
that she has been confined to her
home for several days on account
of illness.
TRIAL OF MACON
( Continued From Page 1 )
B. S. Jones, W. S. Smiley, Luther
Paynter, W. D. Rodgers.
Second week?H. M. Williams, G.
W. Little, Lee Loyd, A. L. Fleming,
Peter R. Davis, M. C. McGuire, R.
H. Frazier, R. J. Bender, A. T.
Hanselman, W. C. Mabry, Perry
Harris, J. H. Alford, J. E. Rooker,
Jr., J. M. Frazier, J. W. Edwards,
N. M. Thornton, J. E. Moseley, J.
V. Cawthorne.
Judge W. A. Devin or Oxtord will
preside over the terra of court which
opens here on Monday morning. He
and Judge Barnhill exchanged court
and the jurist who was to preside
over Warren court will go to Wilson
instead.
The court has an unusually small
number of cases docketed on both
the criminal and civil docket, but
the nature of the cases in criminal
court is such that many Warren
citizens will attend.
SON BORN
Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bolton
a son, Robert Earl.
CARD OF THANKS
We, the Pinnell family, wish to
thank our many friends for thendeeds
of love and kindness shown,
also for the profusion of flowers in
our sad bereavement.
MOTHER, WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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Warn
Afton Locals
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Bowden, Misses
Marie Pinnell and Blanche Burroughs
visited Miss Addie Pinnell
of E. C. T. C. Sunday.
Miss Grace Collins has returned
to her home in Richmond, after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam Pinnell.
Mrs. Malvin Felts of Richmond is
visiting her mother, Mrs. M. H.
Pinnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pinnell
and son, Miss Essie Condrey and
Mr. Malvin Felts of Richmond visited
relatives here Sunday.
Misses Anna Weaver and Lula
Belle Fuller and Messrs. Louis
Fuller and James Lee Rideout spent
Sunday at Buies Creek. (
Mr. Fred Collins and Miss Hart (
Powell of Richmond spent the week ;
end with Mrs. Sam Pinnell. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Duke and <
family ol Warrenton were visitors
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in me nome 01 im. xv. * . u.uib
Saturday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Floyd of ,
Warrenton were visitors in the home '
of Mr. Howard Throckmorton Sun- .
day.
Friends will be gald to learn that
Mr. Robert Pinnell is improving in
the Henderson hospital.
HONORS VISITORS
Honoring Misses Loyce McCord
and Corny Perkins of Richmond,
Mr. Ervin Adams entertained at a
three-course dinner at Hotel Warren
on Saturday evening. Guests of
Mr. Adams' were Misses McCord
and Perkins, Mildred Allen; Messrs.
Graham Boyd and Bignall Jones.
Lespedeza bids fair to become the
leading legume crop of Caldwell
county iT planting continue as they
did this last Winter.
Misses Rie and Nena Parker were
visitors in Rocky Mount on Friday
afternoon.
LET US MAKE YOUR TOBACCO
flues this Spring. We are buildtViAwt
virrVif of. Tar water's
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warehouse. Hugh White. ml6-4tc
WE CAN PLEASE YOU WITH
flues and make the golden weed
bring better returns. Let us make
your flues at Tarwater's warehouse.
Hugh White. ml6-4tc
FOR SALE?FRESH SWEET MILK
delivered in Warrenton daily
15c quart. Also buttermilk and
cream. Mrs. H. P. Read. ml6-lt
LET US MAKE YOUR TOBACCO
flues this Spring. We are building
them righfc at Tarwater's
warehouse. Hugh White. ml6-4tc
WE CAN PLEASE YOU WITH
flues and make the golden weed
bring better returns. Let us make
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your nues at lai watci u waic-i
house. Hugh White. ml6-4tc'
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MRS. DAVIS HOSTESS
Mrs. Roy Davis entertained members
of her card club on last Thursday.
Miss Will Jones, bride-elect,
received a dainty memento of the
occasion. The high score prize was
presented to Mrs. A. A. Williams.
A salad course was served.
Those playing were Mesdames A.
A. Williams, L. B. Beddoe, B. B.
Williams, R. J. Jones, W. H. Dameron,
Edmund White, W. H. Alston,
M. C. McGuire, R. B. Boyd Jr., J.
H. Kerr, V. F. Ward, and Miss Will
Jones.
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PROPERTY
On Monday, May 27, 1929, at 12
p'clock, Noon, at the Court House
door in Warrenton, N. C., the
Hunter Drug Company will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash Ten (10) shares of
the Common Stock of the Peck
Manufacturing Company of Warrenton
N. C., represented by Cer;ificate
No. 492. This stock is held
is collateral security to a past due
note executed by Thos. D. Peck,
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now has the
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the freezing of ice t
IT'S always below freezing
in the Frigidaire dessert
and ice-making compartment
... always cold enough
to freeze ice cubes and desserts
easily and quickly.
But there are times when
you want extra quick action.
And now you can have it.
For Frigidaire is equipped
E. G. h
Norlina,
PRICES AS LOW AS $195
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(Texaco has the power)
Good Oil
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entire force is at your comm;
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(Just drive up)
Motor S
Bill Boyce
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THE WARREN REC<
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I now deceased, and authority for (
! said sale is granted by the terms of r
said note. o
This 16th day of May, 1929. (s
HUNTER DRUG CO. a
By A. JONES, I
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND 3
Under and by virtue of the power [ a
contained in a certain deed of trust'2
executed on the 6th day of Feb-j
ruary, 1914, by Austin Alston and a
Lizzie D. Alston, his wife, to Tasker
Polk, Trustee, which said deed of
trust is duly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for War-,
ren County, N. C., in Book 88, page
127, default having been made in
the payment of the debt thereby
secured, and at the request of the
owner of the evidence of the in. \
debtedness thereby secured, we will
on Monday, June 17, 1929, at 12
o'clock, Noon, at the court house!
door in Warrenton, N. C., sell to the !
highest bidder for cash, the follow- i
ing described parcel of land situate j
in Warren County, Nortn uaronna. 11
Being Lot No. 2 in the division of I
the old John T. Williams tract of J
land, and which was conveyed to!
W. G. Rogers by Peter Arrington,
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how little it costs. Find out
how easily any model may
be purchased on General
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in today.
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by deeds duly registered in the
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aid Warren County in Book 68,
nd particularly bounded as follows:
beginning at a Stake and Stone,
orner for Lot No. 1? and running
hence South 14 1-2 Degrees East
2 Poles and 20 Links to a Stake
.nd Stone, corner for Lot No. 3.,
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Vol. 1
A. Jones, Editor
Warm weather calls for swimming.
Swimming calls for bathing
caps. We have them in closing
fitting styles that keeps the
hair dry. And they are very becoming,
too.
Two Irishmen were having a
day's shooting with only one gun
between them. The man who had
the gun saw a bird sitting on
the branch of a tree, and prepared
to fire at it.
"For goodness sake, Mike,
don't shoot," cried the other,
"
mc guii axil u iv/aiuju#
"I've got to," yelled Mike, "the
bird won't wait."
Dusty days call for frequent
shampoos. We have toilet and
shampoo soaps that appeal.
A Jew was informed by his
bank that he was $2,000 overdrawn
in his account. He was
indignant at being phoned about
such a matter.
"Only look about two months
back," he railed, "only look at
my account two months back.
How much money did I hev in
de bank?"
The clerk admitted it was
about $2,000.
"Well," sang back the Jew
triumphantly, "did I phone you
about it?"
Mas' o* folks 'spects de good
Lawd to give 'em ev'ything dey
ax Him fuh?en den fetch it to
'em.?Hambone.
Rough on Dentistry?"Where
are you going to eat?"
"Let's eat up the street."
"Oh, no; I don't like asphalt.")
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I"114 ^Wst32Wles.?lfu^eot lot said Vlatrai Coot, "A
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\ to Stahe thence along ^ \ This the 16th. da? ot ifoM
Lot No. 1- "AU to the beginiu^ v* iLLIAM T.
west 1? P0S7WT?-f^ ?> FRANK H. a
IcontoWnS ot less, ami e?ei\ Administrators ot
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iuntergram i
6W,paper WlthmA^Newapaper
17, 1929
Walter White,
" " Mac tells us that it woiivM
long now. Young people oi
A town will soon be taking a
in the new pool at the^H
course That's good news.
Community no Dog?-Traf&c co^il
me see your license?"
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? marriage ?
( jfTltCr driver's' camPfire' Ashing J
hunting? Open the license
Maria."?Utica Press.
Case of Self Defense.-MaijH
We want the people of meto'l
this section to feel that our Molly?"The brute! i hopet^H
store is a community cen- him- dearie"-Coi5H
ter, a friendly place in
which to meet your Burning a House to Get J
Pig?Many a man in lovexM
friends. a dimple makes the mistaieB
marrying the whole girl.-L&B
_ . , Alluring Pioneer.?He - M
Of course, when you granclfather
was a gold-igM
need any drugs or toilet in the Klondike."
. , She?"So was my grJ
articles, we are right here, mother."?Cornell Widow.
tao, with quality service
and reasonable prices. a^001^1^' a, Summer J
the girl and a box of our M
ious candy are a comhiraJ
that appeals to many yofl
swains around this section, (fl
j candies make an appeal cfl
reaches the heart,
i HUNTER DRUG r^l
"Absolutely." answered
CO. tor Sorghum.
"Have you ever taken a drafl
t "Occasionally. As a tr
Home of The Western legislator, I feel it my duty!
Union" study both sides of a quest
?Washington Star.
14th Series I
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Loan Stock ?
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Build Your Town 5
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it which pays better than 6 per cent j
and tax free
ist retired the first series of stock, 639
ly persons have been made happy.
on this road to systematic saving
enton Building
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