Sale Of Land For Taxes Warren Plaza News
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the law made and
provided for the sale of land for taxes, I have levied on the
following property in the Town of Norlina. N. C., for the amount
of taxes due for the year 1975 and the cost of advertising and
sale added thereto. I will sell same on Monday. June 14,1976, at
12:00 o'clock noon in front of the Municipal Building in Norlina.
N. C., to satisfy said taxes, costs, etc. due thereon.
This 17th day of May, 1976.
MAE C. GUMS
Tax Collector
John B. and Geneva Alston, lot $1.56
Roscoe Alston, home & lot ..24.19
Waymon & A1 Floyd Alston, home & lot 21.98
John W. Atkinson, home & lot 49.92
Heirs of Alice Blackwell, home & lot 15.60
Robert J. & Donna Brown, Auction House & lots 109.17
Louise B. Champion, home & lot 46.01
Heirs of Early Crossin, home & lot. ...19.31
Frances Davis, home & lot .....51.01
Jessie S. Davis, home & lot ...25.58
Louise Fields, home & lot...., 30.42
Melvin Fields, home & lot 61.59
Heirs of Willie Mae Fleming ?. i 11.70
Heirs of Eli Forney, lot 1.76
Irene Hargrove, lot .....1.17
James Edward & Helena Hargrove, home & lot ........46.84
Heirs of Luke Hill, lot 3.98
Mrs. Myrtice B. Hudgins, lots ..........2.34
Walter J. Hundley, lots 25.35
Walter J. and Linda E. Hundley, Flower Shop 107.92
R. G. Hunt, bldg. & lots 80.34
John Edward Jenkins, home & lots 25.64
Margaret Johnson, lot 1.56
Robert Johnson, home & lot * 69.65
Arthur Kearney, lots 4.68
Hartwell and Barbara A. Keeton, home & lot 58.53
Thomas W. Kersey, home & lot 91,69
Roy E. Long, Jr., home & lot 60.98
Charles Medlin, home & lot 120.71
Gene Medlin, home & lot .....79.09
Heirs of Mrs. R. T. Perkinson, home & lot 31.90
Heirs of P. W. Perry, lots 14.82
Willie S. Perry, home 47.74
Eddie McCoy Reid, home lot .....126.36
Stewart Rooker, home lot 73.31
Heirs of Mavis Satterwhite, home lot ......11.15
Clarence & Mabel Sledge, home lot 51.53
Eugene Sledge, home lot ; ......53.08
Willie Thornton, home lot 23.03
Heirs of Mamie H. White, store bldg .....4...24.18
W. L. and Carlene Wicker, lot ....8.78
Heirs of James H. Williams, home lot 14.04
Charles L. Wilson, home & lot ,..149.97
STATEMENT OF DELINQUENT PERSONAL PROPERTY
TAXES DUE THE TOWN OF NORLINA, N. C.
Willie James Alexander $76.83
Cleamon Alston 24.18
Francis Alston 37.64
Freddie Ray Atkinson 91.65
L. C. Brannock, Jr 12.87
Donald Wayne Carter 10.73
Howitt Michael Carter 7.61
H. B. Davis 107.84
Howard D. Eldreth, Sr, 39.47
Sophomia Clara Fleming 6.05
A prayer service wig
conducted at the rest home on
Monday evening by the Corner
Stone Holiness Church group of
Warrenton. Those attending
were the Rev. Willie Thornton,
Deacon George Alston, Deacon
Wilmon Davis, Gertie Davis,
Dora Davis, Fannie Kearney,
Emma Person and Catherine
Jefferson. The opening hymn,
"Oh How I Love Jesus," was led
by Dora Davis. The Rev. Mr.
Thornton led the residents in
prayer and spoke on the
teachings found in the fifth
chapter of St. John. Following
the service, cookies and punch
were served.
Further beautification activities
were continued this week
by Ernest Issette. He set out
Educators Meet
At Gathering Of
Vaughn School PTA
Warren county school superintendent
J. R. Peeler and
school board member Dr. L. B.
Henderson were guest speakers
at this month's meeting of
the Vaughan Elementarv
School P.T.A.
President Richard Roddy
presided over the May 4 session
in which the association voted
to support a consolidated school
for Warren county, with its site
choice being on Highway 158.
The P.T.A. was later
entertained with a musical
drama by fifth and sixth
graders taught by Mrs.
Threewitts and Mrs. Faulkner,
respectively.
Accompanied by Mrs. H. E.
Dickerson on the piano, the
group performed many selections,
including "I Love A
Parade," "Let's Sing About
Liberty," "I Like The Sound Of
America", and others.
The program concluded with
a gift presentation to Mrs.
Dickerson by the children.
several additional pine tree* on
the grounds and planted some
squash, radishes, spinach, corn,
okra, cucumbers, watermelons
and cantaloupes in the garden
and set out tomato and pepper
plants.
Visitors at the home recently
were Joe Richardson of
Washington, D. C„ who viaited
his brother, Harvey Lee
Richardson. Jack Harris of
Warrenton visited Joseph
Harris. Jake C. Stegall was
visited by C. B. Stegall of
Warrenton and Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Stegall of Portsmouth,
Va. Mrs. R. G. Whitley of
Woodland viaited Robert
Smith. Sarah Mayle was visited
by Mrs. Mary C. Brown
of Roanoke Rapids. Visiting
Mrs. Mamie Pinkett were Mrs.
Victoria Hudgins of Macon and
Elizabeth Davis of Richmond,
Va. Mrs. Bessie Padgett was
visited by Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald Bland and Kathy of
Morehead City. Ernest Issette
spent the weekend visiting
relatives in Bailey. Catherine
Copeland and Annie Mae Silver
of Areola visited Governor
Silver. Visiting Mary Wallace
were Mary Downey of Oine,
Elmo P. Alexander and Lue
Ethel Alexander of Palmer
Springs, Va., and Rosa Davis
and Lottie Terry of Wise. Mrs.
Josephine Ayscue visited
Joseph B. Faulkner.
Mrs. James D. Brown, Irene
Short, Belle Burgess, El wood
Burgess, George Aycock, Virginia
Ay cock and Mrs. Murphy
Aycock of the Sulphur Springs
Baptist Church held their
weekly meeting on Thursday
evening. The program was
opened with the residents
singing several hymns. Prayers
were led by Laura Frances
Comstock and George Aycock.
Four games of bingo were
played. Marie Brown won the
first and fourth games, Mary
Wallace won the second game
and Elwood Copeland won the
third game. Refreshments of
cake squares, potato chips and
Kool-Aid were served after the
games.
William P. Fleming . 52.77
John E. Floyd, Jr 25.16
Olivia C. Griffin 8.78
M. W. Hamm 2.73
Johnnie A. Hargrove 8.78
Rosa Lee White.... 70.01
Gloria Jean Williams 50.70
Levi Williams 12.09
Barbara Ann Whitfield 19.89
Lucille Hargrove 35.88
Ronald Keith Hargrove 63.25
Mrs. Annie Bell Hudgins... 4.10
Andrew J. Hundley 75.11
Mattie Allen Hunter 76.05
John T. Jiggetts 49.53
Luther L. Kempson 46.41
Jack Harvey & Livvy Hunt Matthews 113.30
Shelia N. Newsome 7.61
Patience Beauty Shop .28.72
Emmith Reid 15.41
W. B. Rivers 8.19
Howard T. Rudd 4.10
Charles Leon Shaw 59.28
Harold A. Smiley 22.04
Fritz E. Vaughan 48.56
Frank E. White 65.52
Cards Of Thanks
The family of Willie Joe
Robertson wishes to thank all
of our friends and relatives for
the food, cards, flowers, and
other acts of kindness shown us
during his recent death.
MRS. WILLIE JOE
ROBERTSON AND FAMILY
MR. AND MRS. JEFF
DANIEL AND FAMILY
MRS. BESSIE ROBERTSON
I would like to thank the
entire staff for their kindness
and concern during my stay in
Warren General Hospital. Also
special thanks to Dr. Patell.
God bless each of you.
MRS. W. S. (Avis) BUGG
I would like to take this
opportunity to thank all my
friends and relatives for their
cards, flowers, and prayers
during my stay in Warren
General Hospital.
May God bless each one of
you.
WARREN OVERBY
I want to express my
appreciation to my relatives,
neighbors and friends for the
many acts of kindness, cards,
flowers and visits while a
patient at Maria Parham
Hospital.
IRAM. WEAVER
We want to thank all our
neighbors and friend* for the
cards, flowers, gifts and visits
our mother, Mrs. Margaret
Edwards, received while a
patient at the Halifax Memorial
Hospital in Roanoke Rapids.
MRS. ARTHUR HOLT KING
AND MR8. DONALD 8.
WIMBROW
I would like to thank Dr.
Coffman and the entire staff of
the Warren General Ho«pKal.
May God blees each of you.
MRS. ADDIE B. PALMER
Warren Deed Transfers
Alan G. Finkel and wife to
Alan G. Finkel, Lot 7 of
Matthews Manorwood and
interest in lot "Park" of
Matthews Manorwood in Sixpound
Township.
James L. Tucker and wife to
Jesse T. Crawford and wife, 15
acres in Fishing Creek
Township.
Roy M. Jones and wife to S.
R. Jones, Jr., and Sons, Inc.,
41.09 acres in Roanoke
Township.
Tommie Taylor and wife to
John Robert Taylor and Hattie
B. Evans, 10 acres in Judkins
Township.
Julius Banzet and wife to W.
J. Renn and wife, 53 acres in
Shocco Township.
Eaton's Ferry Estates, Inc.,
to Samuel E. Johnson and wife.
Lot 34R, Section I of Eaton's
Ferry Estates in River
Township.
Lillian D. Maxwell and
husband to Samuel L. Johnson,
41.1 acres in Judkins Township.
Samuel L. Johnson and wife
to Lilliam D. Maxwell, 44.1
acres in Judkins Township.
Cullen Brewer, Jr., and wife
to James A. Falcon and wife,
two acres in Warrenton
Township.
Cullen Brewer, Jr.. and wife
to James A. Copeland and wife,
0.66 acre in Warrenton
Township.
Cullen Brewer, Jr., and wife
to Earlie N. Garner, one acre in
Warrenton Township.
Cullen Brewer, Jr., and wife
to Glenno Williams and wife,
one acre in Warrenton
Township.
acre in Warrenton Township.
Cullen Brewer, Jr., and wife
to Josephine Williams, one acre
in Warrenton Township.
Emma Jones to William Hunt
and wife, 14.19 acres in
Warrenton Township.
Ronald D. Champion and wife
to Arthur Ray Brown and wife,
Lot 11 of property of Walter
Joseph Rennet in Nutbush
Township.
Edwin A. Arasin and wife to
Robert C. Killion and wife, Lot
5, Section A of Quail Ridge
Subdivision in Roanoke Township.
Selby G. Benton and wife to
William G. Sullivan and wife,
three acres in Hawtree
Township.
w.^,by ^nton w»k to
WUliam G. Sullivan and wife
two tracts with 428 acrw and
20.5 acres in Hawtree Townsnip.
S. S. Viverette and wife to
30 398 J Umphlett and wife,
Alexander & Associates of
cu ' Inc" t0 Johl> W.
ahaffer and wife, Lot 239
Section 1 of Eaton's Ferry
Estates in River Township.
John G. Thompson and wife
to Lucius H. Barham and wife,
two acres in Roanoke Townsnip.
Alma Lynch to Donald Glenn
Joyner and wife. Lot 6 of Alma
Lynch property in Sixpound
Township.
Joel T. Cheatham. Jr.. and
others to R. E. Bullock and
wife. Lot 12R, Section 1 0f
Eaton s Ferry Estates in River
Township.
Marriage Licenses
David Allen Crockett, 23,
white, of Marion, Va., to Mary
Delois Rogers, 19. black, of
Norlina.
James Earl Bolton, 28, white
of Norlina. to Julia Mae
Paschall, 22, white, of Macon.
John Bill Hall. in. 19. white,
of Warrenton to Sandra Kaye
Hilliard, 18. white, of Macon.
Harvey Ray Silver. 21. black,
of Warrenton. to Pandora
Sdver, 25. Indian, of Macon.
Nathaniel Morton Hilliard,
Jr., 19, white, of Warrenton, to
Angela Rose Harper. 18. white,
of Norlina.
Winston Winbush Bland, 31,
black, of McKenny, Va., to
Cassandra Beatrice Shearin, 21
black, of Macon.
Will Graduate
Miss Felecia G. Jones,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hinton Jones, Jr., of Chesa
peake, Va., will graduate
Sunday, May 23. from Hampton
Institute in Hampton, Va.
She will receive her B. S.
degree in Communications.
Miss Jones is the granddaughter
of Mrs. Bessie Jones,
of Warrenton and the late Mr.
Hinton Jones.
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May 20-c.
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technician $150.00
week, guaranteed or commission
up to 60%, paid vacation,
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May 13, 20-c.
HELP WANTED-APPLY AT
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May 20-c.
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Center serving
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May 20, 27-c.
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May 13. 20-c.
WANTED: 1000 CREDIT Customers
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March 11-tfc.
SOMEONE TO ASSUME
payments on nice 2 or| 4
bedroom mobile home. Tel.
919-537-6101.
March 27-tfc.
FOR SALE
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
well established fully equipped
garage business. Located in
Littleton. Call 586-3894.
May 6-tfc.
CERTIFIED DARE AND
select Ransom soybeans, also
soybeans custom cleaned 30
cents per bushel, by appointment
only. R. J. Bender Seeds,
Ridgeway, N. C. Phone
456 3566 or 456 3860 after 6.
April 29-tfc.
RUBBER STAMPS, ANY
kind, any size. Reasonably
priced and prompt delivery
assured. Record Printing Co.,
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Jan. 25-tfc.
A GOOD SELECTION OF
used typewriters for sale or
rent. Robert B. Neal, Neal's
Print Shop, 427 Eaton Ave.,
Call 257 3516.
June 26-tfc.
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FOR SALE OR RENT- 1974
Townhouse double wide mobile
home, 3 bedroom, 2 baths, L.R.,
den. dining room. Can be seen
after 6:00 p. m. Call 456-3801.
May 20-July 8-c.
TOBACCO PLANTS FOR
sale Call Jake Taylor, day or
night 445-5526.
May 20, 27-c.
1970 DODGE DART SWINGer
for $1250.00. Excellent
condition. Call 257-1542.
May 20, 27, June 3-p. —TFC.
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fully equipped. Formerly owned
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