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Mr. and Mrs. Rom Parker of Enfield
were Sunday guests of Mrs
Alice Browning.
Miss Sadie Vinson of Wilson
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Horace Palmer.
Mrs. Cleve Stallings and Miss
Emily Stallings are spending this
week at Va. Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith and
daughters of Norfolk were visitors
in town Monday, en route to South
Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Darden, Miss
Charlotte Darden and Harry Darden
spent Tuesday in Richmond.
Mr. C. M. Hale and Mr. Melton
Atkins represented the Littleton
Fire Department at the Firemen's
Convention in Charlotte this week.
Misses Isabel Nelson and Helen
Browning spent Tuesday in Raleigh.
Messrs. Cleve and Willis Stallings
spent tne week ena at Virginia
Beach.
Mr. William Hugh Sessoms returned
Tuesday night from Bay
View where he spent several weeks
with his mother Mrs. J. C. Sessoms.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Warren, Miss
Ertie Boyd Warren and Mrs. E. L.
Crawley left Tuesday for Hot
Springs, Ark., to spend two weeks.
Miss Harriet Thome returned to
her home in Rocky Mount Wednesday
after spending a few days
here with Misses Mary Jane and
Rebecca Johnston.
Mrs. W. T. Threeaitts left Wednesday
for Hilton Village where she
will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Moretz and
daughter, LaRita Dawn., of Durham
were the guests of Mrs. J. E. Stansbury
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Willie Glasgow of Rocky
Mount is visiting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Stansbury.
Mrs. W. B. Chappell is visiting
relatives in Winston-Salem. [
Miss Polly Morecock of near
Littleton is visiting Mrs. Claude
Alston. 1
Mr. T. R. Walker attended the '
fimeral of Mr. W. E. Hawks at
Warren Plains last Friday.
Mrs. John W. Gay is visiting
relatives is Wilson this week.
Mrs. J. T. Jenkins returned Sun- '
day from Castalia, where she spent
several days with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Raleigh
si)eat the week end at her home
here.
Mr. E. H. Lambeth spent Sunday
and Monday in Norfolk.
Miss Ellen MacRae spent last
week in the home of Mr. J. W.
Heptinstall near Littleton.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Rives motored
to Richmond 3aturday.
Mrs. T. M. Jordan of Raleigh is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. S.
Tate.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Watkins of
Henderson were week end visitors
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Johnston of
Weldon were Sunday guests of Mrs.
M. W. Ransom.
Mrs. E. C. Lewis left Sunday for
Franklin, Va., to visit her sister.
Miss Louise King spent the week
end in Henderson.
Messrs. R. H. Ward, T. B. Cook
mid W. J. Benton spent the week
end at Norfolk.
Miss Edna Pegram spent last Sunday
at Ocean View.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sessions
and their son, Edward Sessions, left
Sunday for their home at Friars
Point( Miss., after spending a few
weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wagner, Mr.
and Mrs. jacK salmon, Misses
Lucille Topping and Evelyn Mann
spent Sunday at Rich Square.
Ella Walker of Richmond
tirrived Sunday to spend two weeks
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
11. E. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. stokes spent
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week in Richmond.
Miss Mary Buell Green of
Augusta, Ga., visited relatives in
Littleton a few days last week.
Dr. W. E. Campbell spent a few
days the first of the week in
Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Vick were
visitors in Rocky Mount Thursday.
Mrs. A. P. Farmer and children,
Mrs. Addle Newsoin Misses Fannie
and Addie Newsom motored to
Durham and Oxford Sunday.
Miss Claire Benthal of Woodland
was a visitor in town Friday.
Miss Olive Stokes of Battleboro
spent a few days this week with
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stokes.
Mrs. M. P. Cassada returned Sunday
from Norfolk where she has
been visiting her son, Mr. Picot
Cassada.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Crawley, Mrs.
R. H. Ward and Mr. Sam Crawley
spent Friday in Raleigh.
Miss Pearl Pantam of Conway
was the guest of Miss Verona Topping
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Brown of Jackson is
spending this week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones.
Misses Helen and Lavinia Riggan
have returned from a visit with
friends in Rocky Mount.
Mesdamee Horace Palmer and H.
A. House, Misses Frances Viclc,
Warren ton, North Carolina
ews Events
ELSON, Editor
Elizabeth Thome and Nancy Carver
spent Friday in Rocky Mount.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stokes spent
the week end at Virginia Beach.
Miss Mary Butts, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bobbitt,
returned to her home at South Hill
Saturday night.
Mrs. O. L. Currin and little son
are visiting relatives in Henderson.
Mr. H. L. Jones of Rich Square
was a visitor in town during the
week end.
Miss Winifred Nicholson Is spending
this deek at Virginia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mohorn of
Weldon were Sunday guests of Mrs.
J. B. Boyce.
Miss Evelyn Mann, who has been
visiting Mrs. W. E. Wagner, leit
Monday for her home at Manteo.
Mrs. A. P. Parmer, Mrs. S. B. Bobbitt
and Mrs. Julian Acree spent
Tuesday of last week in Rocky
Mount.
Mr. Sam Crawley returned Sunday
to hi. home in Wilmington after
spending several days here with his
brother, Mr. J. A. Crawley.
Mrs. W. E. Wagner and Mrs.
Jack Salmon were visitors in Roanoke
Rapids Monday.
Mr. Robert B. House of the University
of N. C., was a visitor in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Hicks of Henderson spent
Friday and Saturday with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Thompson
of Norlina were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones.
Miss Dorothy Alston of Richmond
is the guest of Miss Maria MorecocK
this week.
Miss Mary Alice Wells of Wilson
is visiting Miss Mary Sheilds Justis.
Mrs. Jim Pulley and children of
Durham are visiting Mrs. Jerry
Newsom.
Mrs. Alice Browning left Monday
to spend two weeks at
Willoughby Beach.
Miss Blair Myrick is visiting her
lunt, Mrs. Mamie Hayes, at New
port News, Va.
Mrs. J. N. Moseley is spending
;his week end with her parents at
Boykins, Va.
Mr. V. P. Harrison spent the week
;nd at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. W. M. Stansbury, Mrs. J.
3. Stansbury and Mrs. Willie
Glasgow were visitors in Roanoke
tapids Wednesday morning.
Mrs. A. L. Allen of Raleigh is
/isiting her daughter, Mrs. H. A.
Hunt.
Mr. W. S. Alexander of MacDonald,
N. C., Mr. and Mrs. S. M.
Alexander and family of Richmond
vere week end guests of Dr. and
Mrs. L. H. Justis.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Carlton and
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Calton of
3oykins spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Moseley.
Clarence Browning is spending
sometime in Enfield with his aunt,
Mrs. Rom Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Alexander of ]
Scotland Neck visited relatives in
town Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Darden and
Mrs. J. P. Pippen motored to ;
Durham Saturday afternoon.
Mr. E. E. Wiley of Duke University
was the guest of Rev. and !
Mrs. Rufus Bradley Sunday.
TO HOLD SERVICES
Mf P W Wilmr ofii^anf mlrtlcfai*
AM4I M. MS. T ? AAV, jr , OUtAWCAAU HHHltHlLi
of Duke University, will conduct a
series of services in the Methodist
Episcopal Church next week. Mr.
Wiley will deliver his first message
Sunday morning, August 19th. The
time of further services will be
announced later. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
ENTERTAINS AT FRY
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wagner entertained
at a chicken fry at
Panacea Springs Wednesday night
in honor of Miss Evelyn Mann of
Manteo, houseguest of Mrs. Wagner,
after the fry, dancing was enjoyed.
Those present were: Miss Evelyn
Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Salmon,
Miss Lucille Topping, Miss Annie
Price, Mr. John Upton, Miss Rivers
Riggan of Warrenton, Messrs. Norman
Lovell, Robert and Jack
Graham Riggan of Warrenton.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
The Wednesday Bridge Club was
delightfully entertained on Tuesday
afternnoon by Mrs. B. L. Rives.
Contract was played at three tables
amid a setting of lovely mixed
flowers. The players found their
places by attractive tallies carrying
out a color scheme of green and
mViifo Mro T. TT TUilHomo
niiiVV* <u< vv aaaacvxixo ICtCiVtU
high score prize and Mrs. J. P.
Leach was awarded the traveling
honor prize. After the games, the
hostess served a delicious three
course supper to the following
guests: Mesdames C. A. Jones, J. P.
Leach, L. E. Williams, M. Nelson,
Horace Palmer, H. A. House, L. H.
Justis, Jack Nelson, Jack Johnston,
J. R. Ivey, J. N. Moseley, H. P.
Robinson.
Calvary-Thelma Items
Misses Lena and Prire Harrill
spent Friday in Rocky Mount.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. House and
; America's Sweeti
Recipe For Rus
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By Mabel Love
AMERICA a most beloved fill
star, Mary Pickford, who 1
now reaching new heights of po]
ularity and winning a new gener;
tion of admirers, is a decidedl
domestic person. She is quite s
home in the kitchen, and particula
likes to make the tea she servei
. At Pickfair, her famous Califo;
nia home, Russian tea sweetene
with orange jam is a favorite beve:
age, the tea and the quick energ
value of the sugar in the jam con
bining to provide a remarkabl
'effective pick-me-up. In a recer
interview, Miss Pickford explaine
that she had acquired the tea-drinl
ing habit, after the Russian fashioi
as health safeguard. For th
most. part her days have bee
filled and brimming with physics
and mental activities, and mor
than-once physicians have warne
^er that she might expect a lei
down. '
VBut it never arrived," she sai
;with a smile. "I never burned th
candle at both ends, I have worke
hard, it is true, but then I alway
managed to get sufficient sleepand
there was my Russian tea.
found that the addition of two gei
erous teaspoons of jam gave jue
family of Chapel Hill were visitor
here over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Johnston o
Baltimore are visiting Mrs. Lul;
House.
Misses Palmer and Beth Mathew
of Weldon are visiting with Mis
Roberta House.
Mr. Edward Copeland of Soutl
Carolina is visiting Mrs. D. I. Isles.
Misses Lena and Prire Harrill en
tertained Weldon friends Frida;
night with a lawn party.
Mr. J. L. Prierman of Roanoki
Rapids, Virginia, is visiting hi
sister, Mrs. S. W. Myrick Sr.
Mrs. J. P. Elliott of Richmond i
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. W
Myrick.
Mr. w. T. Mitchell visited hi
parents here on Sunday.
Among those visiting with Mrs
Dallas Myrick Sunday were Mis;
Edith Robertson and Mrs. E<
Robertson of Fredericksburg, Va.
DR. A. C. YOW
Veterinarian
Henderson, N. C.
Office phone 626-R-l; Res. 626-R-:
Hospital 214 Wyche Street
WAKEUP YOUR
LIVER BILE?
WITHOUT CALOMEL
6
And YouH Jump Out of Bed In
the Morning Rarin' to Go
If yon M sour and rank and the world
look* punk, don't swallow a lot of Malta, mineral
water, oil, laxative candy or chewing gum
end expect them to make yon ruddenly iweet
and buoyant and full of snnehlns.
For they can't do It. They oaly more the
boweti and a mere movement doeen't get at
the cause. The reason for your down-and-out
feeling is your liver. It should pour out two
pounds of liquid bile into your Dowels dally.
If this bile is not flowing freely, your food
doesn't digest, It just decays in the bowels.
Oas bloats up your stomach. You havs a
thick, bad taste and your breath la fouL
kin often breaks out In blemishes. Your head
aches end you feel down and out. Your whola
yitem Is poisoned. "
It tsksa those good, old CARTER'S
LITTLB LIVER PILLS to get these two
Kunds ol bus flowing Irssiy sna ma ice you
il "up and up." They contain wonderful,
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing
when It comes to making the bile flow freely.
But don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter's
Little Liver Pills. Ix>ok for the name Carter's
Little Liver Pills on the red label. Resent a
'?faetltute.25oatdrtig stores. 019810.It. Co
Dr. Rufus S. Jones
A.B., M.A., DJXS.
General Practice of Dentistry
X-BAT SEE VIC?
Citizens Bank Building
Phone 70
Oat cjf office every Thursday
L- .
THE WARREN RECO
heart Has Fruity
sian Tea With Jam
.)
HL :
etened Tea is Fine Energizer
the right amount of energy so
necessary to me, and many times I
ni would have been forced to give up
, but for the stimulating influence ol'
that fragrant beverage."
Here are her "pet" recipes for
' the tea and the jam that she uses:
^ for sweetening it:
r* Mary Pickford's Russian Tea
3- With Jam
rj
Scald earthenware pot, or glass
r. tea pot, with boiling water; put one
y teaspoon of orange pekoe tea for
each cup desired; measure freshly
y drawn water, and bring to bubbling:
boil before pouring it on the leaves;,
d steep three to four minutes, sweet-1
c. en to taste and add two teaspoons
1( of orange jam to each clip of tea.'
e Orange Jam/
12 thin-skinned oranges ' ,
tl 3 lemons
e 16 cups (8 pounds) sugar
d Wash and slice oranges'and
t- lemons as thin as possible. Add
water and let stand over night,
d Cook slowly until tender (2 to 2%
e hours). Add sugar. Cook the mixd
ture until it jellies from a spoon
s (from 30 to 60 minutes). Pour into
- clean, hot jars, and seal at once.
I Of course, the jam is also delil
clous as a spread for toast, crackit
ers and biscuits.
?
s Mrs. Jack Batchelor of Rocky
Mount, Mrs. Mary Pecott of Roanoke
* Rapids and Mrs. M. E. Myrick.
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AJIViAVWVIA ML VV A
s _
s There will he a meeting of the
Grouver Memorial Christan En1
deavor socity Friday night August
17th( at 8 o'clock as announced by
Woodrow Shearin president.
y
Mr. H. M. Johnston was on this
route last week,
g Mr. and Mrs. Dix Strickland and
s f
Chas. E. Foster
s Civil Engineer, Surveyer
Littleton, N. C.
s
i ^ '
m
'7 work all the time
"I am 27 and a textile winder in tl
bad that I had to cry many times. ][
days a month. Lydia E. Pinkham's Tal
fully. For the first time in my life I do i
the time now and feel strong.?Mn.
race St., Muskegon, Micb.
LYDIA E. PINK!
A Uterine Tonic ana
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I CITIZENS INSURANE
G. W. Poindaxter, Pre?.
I Warranto
FIRE LIFE
Insurance<
Consult Us
Insurance
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son Donlll, of near Henderson wei
visitors in the home of Mrs. Wall
Hardy Sunday.
Those visiting in the home <
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Shearin on Sui
day were: Mr. and Mrs. Sterlir
Pitchford of Aspin, Mr. J. J. Pitcl
ford of Jensen Fla., Mr. and Mr
R. H. Bright of Warrenton, Mr. an
Mrs. E. W. Shearin; Mr. G. i
Hester, Mr. Dix Phelps of Warre
Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norvi
of Norlina, Mr. Petis Rodwell <
Warrenton, Mr. and Mrs. S. (
Moretz and little daughter, LaRit
Dawn, of Durham, Mrs. John 1
Shearin of Roanoke Rapids, Mr. an
Mrs. Whitson and son, Morries, an
Miss Doris Shearin of Portsmoutl
Va.
Mrs. Harold Skillman of Warrer
ton called on Mrs. T. S. Walkf
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Grover Shearin has returne
home after spending last week ?
White Lake.
Mrs. Bobbie Clopton has returne
home after spending last week i
Henderson with her sister, Mrs. Di
Strickland.
We are glad to learn that Mr;
R. M. Alston who has been very 1
at Roanoke Rapids hospital has re
turned to her home.
Mr. W. D. Shearin and Miss Elle
Shearin spent last Sunday i:
Rocky Mount.
We are sorry to learn that Mj
John Pike has been sick for severs
days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kiggan an
Mrs. J. T. Bell of Vaughan wer
seen on this route Sunday after
noon.
Those visiting in the home of Mi
E. L. Pike recently were: Mi
Bernice West and family, Mi
Bernard Pittard of Warrenton, Mi
T. S. Walker, Mr. F. A. Lancaste
and son's, Troy and Wilton, Mr. J
V. Shearin, and Mr. Bud Atkins o
Littleton, Messrs Walter and Jessi
Perkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Whltson and soi
and Miss Doris Shearin of Ports
mouth, Va., and Mrs. John E
Shearin of Roanoke Rapids weri
visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs
,M. R. Boone a short while Sunda;
'afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Moretz wen
accompained home on Monday b:
Miss Dorothy Shearin who will bi
taken to Duke Hospital to undergi
a throat operation.
Inez Items
Mrs. J. C. Powell, Mrs. E. R. Davis
Misses Annie Lee and Lula Alstoi
Powell and Sue Thompson shoppei
in Rockv Mount one dav last week
Mrs. Ben Tharrington is visiting
Relieves Headache
Due To Constipation
"Thedford's Black-Draught has
been used in my family for years,"
writes Mrs. J. A. Hightower, of
Carthage, Texas. "I take it for sick
headache that comes from constipation.
When I feel a headache
coming on, I take a dose of BlackDraught.
It acts and my head gets
easy. Jtseiore i Knew or JbiacrDraught,
I would suffer two or
three days?but not any moresinoe
X have used Black-Draught." '"
Thedford's BLACK-DRAUGHT
Purely Vegetable Luillra
"CHILDEEN UKE THE 8TBORJ
and jeel strong..."
iu Can Escape
Periodic Upsets
men who must be on the job every
leed Lydia E; Pinkham's Tablets;
not only relieve periodic pain and
mfort... they help to correct the
5E of your trouble. If you take them
arly ... and if yours is not a surgical
.. you should be able to escape
die upsets.
>colate coated ... convenient... deible.
Sold by all druggists. New small
50 cents.
le mill. I had cramps so
used to stay in bed two
blets helped me wondernot
suffer. I can work all jK,.
Bennie Coates, 1963 TerlAM'S
TABLETS
f Sedative for Women
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IE 8 BONDING CO
M. E. Grant, Sectfy
n, N. C.
LIABILITY BONDS
rv t ~ll 111
l/i uii niriwd
upon Your
Problems
urenton, North Carolina
re her son Mr. Charles Tharrington at
ie Philiadephia.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Coleman and
jf children also Misses Sue Thompson
i- and Tempie Lou Alston spent Sunkj
day In Nash with Mrs. Coleman
i- parents.
s. Misses Virginia and Elizabeth
id Journigan of Epsom visited in the
vf. home of their uncle Mr. B. O.
in Ayscue Sunday.
11 Mr. Foster King of Windsor spent
>f the week end with Mrs. Foster
5., King.
;a Mr. Percey Ayscue is visiting his
E. brouther Mr. B. O. Ayscue this week,
id Mr. Johnnie Fleming is spending
id some time near Warrenton with Mr.
ti, Raymond Hardy.
Miss Mary Powell was the guest
i- of Miss Myrtle Davise Sunday
>r afternoon.
Misses Hazel and Kathleen Benson
d visited Miss Rosalie Brown Tues:t
day.
TV/fro T W Vi rter iHclfoH htnr*
1UAO. X . VT . IXUi^ V idlbVU itCl
d daughter, Mrs. Cary Ellington last
n week at Hollister.
x Miss Vera Benson spent several
days last week at Hollister with her
s. sister Mrs. Eugene Alston.
11 Miss Edith Benson spent several
i- days last week with Miss Mary
Alston at Hollister.
n Mr. Wilber Edwards of Windsor
n spent the week end here with his
parents Mr. and Mrs: M. P. Edwards,
r. Mr. Junior Conn of Areola visited
il Mr. Palmer King last week.
Misses Lillian and Gladys Benson
d also Mr. James Thomas Benson
e .
~ Sale of Lan
North Carolina,
rr Counties of Warren and Halifax.
f Pursuant to a resolution of
e Town of Littleton, and in aceorda
j Nor;h Carolina, I will on Monday
12 o'clock M in front of the Town ]
sell the following described tracts or
i taxes for the year 1933, including
- Said tracts being hi the Town of Lil
:. North Carolina, and more narticula
The Stallings Company, 1 lot S. N
' Mrs. T. C. Alston Est., 1 lot Mosl
P C. C. & W. K. Alston 1 lot Spri
W. E. Bobbitt, 1 lot College St..
e Jack Bobbitt, 1 lot West Llttlctoi
y Mrs. J. M. Bragg & Mrs. R. D. Col
> Mrs. Margaret Bruce, 1 lot Shaw
j J. H. Bruce, 1 lot Shaw St
Arthur Barnes, 1 lot College St..
Bowers Bros. Garage, 1 lot N. Mail
W. P. Bowers, 1 lot' Center St
J. W. Crawley, 1 lot Mosby Ave
Mrs. M. L. Cole, 1 lot Mosby.Ave.
Mrs. Nannie D. Coppersmith, 7 Bri<
St., *1 lot Church St
. Mrs. S. G. Daniel, 1 lot Enon Road
1 Mrs. F. K. Daniel Est., 1 lot Mosb
W. T. Ferrell, 1 lot West Llttletor
I W. B. Gray, 1 lot Spring St
: J. R. Glasgow, 1 lot Church St...
John C. Jones, 1 lot West Llttletor
1 E. G. King, 1 lot Devine St
Mrs. Eva Glasgow Myrick, 1 lot Co
Est. Mrs. M. S. Moore, 1 lot near C
1 lot Harvey St., 2 vacant lo
C. G. Moore, 1-4 lot N. Main St., 1 1
Mrs. Myrtice C. Murphey, 1 lot Spri
Mrs. Coras P. Newsom, 1 lot Mosby
T. W. Northington, 4 lots West Li
M. Nelson Estate, 1 lot College St..
Mrs. Nora A. Perkins Est., 1 lot Mo!
Geo. W. Pegram Est., 1 lot N. Mair
Mrs. Sally L. Pippen, 1 lot Spring i
J. H. Riggan, 1 lot West Littleton..
Mrs. Bmma K. Stallings, 1 lot Moi
Mrs. M. A. Sillery, 1 lot Church S
J. R. Taylor, 1 lot Mosby Ave
Miss Lucy E. Williams, 1 lot S. Mai
J. W. Warren, 1 lot N. Main St
Frank J< Harris, 1 lot West Little
Col(
Lewis Alston, 1 lot Devine St
Joe Hall Est., 1 lot near Enon Chu
George Pitchford, Lots
Peter Ross Est., 1 lot Devine St....
D. H. Williams, 1 lot near cemete
This 13th day of A
J. W. HARVEY, Tax Collei
State of North Carolina,
Halifax and Warren Counties.
Pursuant to law and orders
the Town of Littleton, I will on Mon<
In front of the Town Hall (Mayor's
C., at 12 o'clock M sell at public auc
cash the following described real e
Warren County, In order to satisfy
street and sidwalk paving assesstner
payment thereof, to-wit:
1925 SIDEWALK &
T. C. Alston, E-S Mosby Ave
B. Ray Browning, E-S Spring St...
A. E. Bobbltt Est. W-S Spring St. (
B. H. Browning, W-S Spring St
B. H. Browning, W-S Mosby Ave...
B. H. Browning, S-S Halifax Ave..
Baptist Church, W-S Mosby Ave
Est. Mrs. F. K. Daniel, W-S Mosby
Chas E. Foster, E-S Mosby Ave....
Henry House & Dan Thornton, W-?
T. N. Harrison, E-S Mosby Ave...
Jack Johnston, S-S College Ave
: L. H. Justis, E-S Mosby Ave
; Littleton Graded School, E-S Most
Est. Mrs. M. S. Moore, E-S Mosby
Est. Mrs. M. S. Moore, S-S Harvey ?
W. B. Myrick, N-S College St
T D T3i rvnnn flnrlflO1 fit".
" ~kj -w?.. . . . ? .
J. P. Pippen, W-S Mosby Ave
T. R. Walker, S-S Halifax St
1927 STREE
W. G. Coppersmith, 193.9 ft. N-S S.
Stallings Co. on east
Stalllngs Co. 53.6 ft. N-S S. Main St.
Coppersmith & Est. T. C. W
Mrs. A. T. Bragg* & Mrs. Nena Willi
between lands of S. T. Thorn
Mrs. A. M. Johnston, 50.5 ft. S-S S.
Methodist Church lot
M. E. Church, 89.4 ft. S-S S. Main ?
M. Johnston and Johnston J
Farber &. Jones, 50 ft. S-S S. Main Si
& Wiggins and T. N. Harr
IT. N. Harrison, 25 ft. S-S S. Main St
Jones and Cole-Daniel Hdw.
This 13th day of August, 193'
J J. W. HARVEY, Tax Col
FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,
| were visitors in the home ot Mrs
|T. W. King's Sunday afternoon. '
1 Miss Catherine Brown has been I
1 visiting relatives at Norfolk, Va. I
1 Miss Estelle Benson also Clare^
land Clyde Benson visited in ^ M
Ihome of Mrs. C. H. King's Sun. I
'day afternoon.
1 A large number have been attenn. H
|ing services at Shady Grove this I
I week.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Add Tharrington
land children of Areola visited in
I the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. r 1
1 Tharrington Sunday. H
1 Master Russel Dillard is visiung 1
I his grandmother Mrs. T. W. King H
I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mabry ot
I Essex visited Mr. and Mrs. s. h
1 Dillard Sunday.
' Rev. and Mrs. L. c. Brothers 1
(were dinner guests in the home of
iMrs. Joe King Sunday.
1 Mrs. Jack Hanls of Wake Forest H
lis visiting her brother Mr. e. L
1 Hanls.
1 Miss Evelyn King ot Areola Is
1 visitlna her aro^~
? o--"uuwuier ,-p
W. King. ' I
Services will begin at the ^ H
Church Sunday morning w ^
o'clock. Services throughout the
week will be at 3:30 and 8 o'clock.
WERE THEIR FACES RED! I
Paris, Mo.,?Three alleged chicken I
thieves arraigned in justice court I
here found the magistrate was the H
owner who had missed the chickens H
Patronize the Advertiser.
d tor Taxes!
the Board of Commissioners of the H
nee with the laws of the State ol H
the 10th day of September, 1934 at
Hall in the Town of Littleton, N.' C? H
parcels of land to satisfy the unpaid I
penalties and costs, due said Town H
tt'.eton, Warren County, and State of H
rly described as follows:
lain St. (Whse.) (37.72 I
bv Avenue 18.83
ng St 3.15
2.19
i 13.01
lier 1 lot S. Main St 4691
st ' 6.51
. . . . . 2.m I
l 'stV. 20 00 I
Il'.'.V. 2625
m H
:k Stores S. Main 1
, 1 lot Mosby Ave 46.48 I
y Ave 3542 B
liege St 34.05 B
emetery, 1 lot Moeby Ave. B
ts Mosby Ave 66.6S I
ot Mosby Ave 50.07 B
.ng St 5.59 B
Ave 29.12 B
ttleton 12.47 I
1 lo* Railroad St 60.34 B
sby Ave 4135 B*
1 St 10.18 B
>by Ave 59j2 B^
n St.. 1 lot Oak St 21 H
)red ^ ^ B
ugust, 1934. Bj
ctor. Town of Littleton
I'
of the Board of Commissioners^ Be
lay, the 10th day of September, if
office), in the Town of B.
tlon to the highest bidders I
state located in said Torn ^ B
claims thereon due said To . V
it default having been made in |/M
? ^Bf]
STREET PAVING ^ ^ B
Spring Park Hotel) ^ H),
i a.?
5 Mosby Ave ^ jj
?y Ave $? K
Ave 1t02 I
T PAVING N I.
Main St., adjoining B].
between lands of W. (i. ,^30 B.
rHHoms ___
ams, 28 ft. N-S S. Main si. ^ n
ie & Est. J. H. Harrison w Bp
Main St. next to fle(
St. between lands of Mrs. A. ^^B
between lands of Hudson ^B!
. between lands of P&rber & ^ flap
llector for Town of Littleton, i B