SALS OF REAL ETSATE
FOR PAVING
ASSESSMENTS
L'n. er ami by virtue of the authori
ty given under the Consolidated Stat_
utes of North Carolina, I will ui 12
o’cloci , noon, < i Friday the 30th. day
ol Se, tet'iber, 1932, in front of the
Town Hall, in Zebulon. X. C. sell at
public auction for cash all lands in
the Town of Zebulon, N. C. on which
the Paving Assessments for the year
1931 remain unpaid. A list of the
lands t<. >e sold, and the amount of
Paving Assessments due thereon ap
pear below.
L. A. BAKER, Tax Collector.
M. H. Alford, 50 ft. Arendall
Ave. : $141.80
Mrs. G. S. Barbee, 100 ft. Gan
non Ave. 275.74
Allan Bros., 50 ft. Arendall
Ave 218.82
F. E. Bunn, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave. 277.58
F. E. Bunn, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave. 272.60
J. H. Bunn, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave. 201.90
J. H. Bunn, 75 ft. Arendall
Ave. 210.12
Campen, Mrs. W. G., 100 ft.
Gannon Ave.
G. E. Pippin, 35 ft. Arendell
Ave., 95.771
Mrs. Annie Chamblee, 100 ft.
Gannon ave. 338.35
Mrs. Annie Chamblee, 100 ft.
Gannon Ave. 311.57
C. S. Chamblee, 25 ft. Arendell
Ave. 88.11
M. B. Chamblee, 25 ft. Arendell
M. B. Chamblee, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave. 68.37
Ave. 253.76
M. B. Chamblee, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave. 253.77
M C. Chamblee and. Sons, 125
ft. Vance St., 5:59.50
J. F. Coltrane, 100 ft. Arendell
Ave.. 303.5 1
J. F. Coltrane, 100 ft. Arendell
Ave. 280.65
F. P. Medlin, 50 ft. Gannon
Ave. 149.11
Emma Lee Cone. 50 ft. Gannon
Ave. 149.12
A. V. Medlin, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave., 194.70
R. R. Creech, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave., 233.65
R. R. Creech, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave. 253.76
R. R. Creech, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave., 253.76
A. C. Dawson. 85 ft. Gannon
Ave. 350.18
A. C. Dawson, 100 ft. Arendell
Ave., 504.9 1
A. C. Dawson 25 ft. Arendell
Ave. 139.12
Daniel and Caviness, 25 ft. Ar
endell Ave. 146.83
Daniel and Caviness, 25 ft. Ar
endell Ave., 136.77
Daniel and Caviness 25 ft. Ar
endell Ave. 146.83
Daniel and Caviness, 20 ft. Ar
endell Ave. 109.41
Zebulon Bk. & Tr. Co. 50 ft.
Gannon Ave., 161.00
Zebulon Bk. & Tr. Co. 100 ft.
Gannon Ave.. 256.45
A. G. Kemp, 75 ft. Vance St. 291.69
H. C. Wade. 125 ft. Cance St. 490.99
H. C. Wade 50 ft. Arendell
Ave. 141.80
j’. E. Gill, 150 ft. Gannon Ave. 471.14
J. E. Gill. 185 ft. Gannon Ave. 576.38
J. E. Gill, 100 ft. Arendell
Ave. 437.66
J. E. Gill. 100 ft. Arendell Ave. 441.43
S. Z. Gill. 100 ft. Arendell Ave. 328.24
S. Z. Gil 85 ft. Arendell Ave. 283.03
Mrs. S. W. Harris, 100 ft. Gan
non Ave. f . 194.70
Mrs. B. M. Horton, 100 ft. G.tn_
non Ave. 315.09
J. D. Horton, 46 ft. Arendell
Ave. 157.16
J. D. Horton, 50 ft. Gannon
Ave. _ 117.92
J. D. Horton, ft. Gannon
Ave. 453.67
•J. K. Barrow, 67 ft. Gannon
Ave. 186.62
«T. K. Barrow, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave. 296.06
,T. * Cawthorne 67 ft. Gannon
Ave. 130.43
Massey Bros. 50 ft. Vance St. 195.07
M. E. Shamburger, 160 ft.
Gannon Ave., 196 66
Phillip Satisky, 100 ft. Gannon
Ave. 235.85
Phillip Satisky, 25 ft. Arendll
Ave. 82.05
J. G. Pearce, 50 ft. Vance St. 199.23
.J. G. Pearce, 28 ft. Arendell
Ave. 68.41
W. I, Phillips, 61 ft. Arendell
Ave. 199.94
Mrs. R. M. PriVett. 60 ft.
Arendell Ave. 164.16
Avon Privette, ft. Gannon
Ave., 116.82
J. W. Strickland. 25 ft. Aren
dell Ave BB.OB
R. B. Stephens. 125 ft. Aren
dell Ave.
,J. H. Williams, 55 ft. Arendell
Ave. ... 248.75
H. W. Whitley, 25 ft. Arendell
Ave., 68.37
,J. .V. Whitley, 15 ft. Arendell I
Ave., 41.03
I M. Whitley, 25 ft. Arendell
Ave. 68.37
' /.< bulon Bk. & Tr. Co. 100 ft,
Gannon Ave. 212.99*
j Zebulon Bk. & Tr. Co. 50 ft.
Vance St. 192.91 ]
Zebulon Bk. & Tr. Co. 25 ft.
Arendell Ave. 68.37
Zebulon Bk. & Tr. Co. 25 ft.
Arendell Ave. 73.45
Zebulon Bk. & Tv. Co. 50 ft.
Arendell Ave. 170.16
Zebulon Supply Co., 125 ft.
Arendell Ave. 481.61
Zebulon Supply Co., 100 ft.
Vance St. 393.77
Zebulon Supply Co., 125 ft.
i Arendell Ave. 344.36
Zebulon Hdw. Co., 30 ft. Aren-
I dell Ave. 114.88
bee St. 26.40
Finch, N. 1., 1 lot Charlie Mor
gan 2.60
Hall, Joe, 3 lots Gill Ave. 13,30
; Harris, Andrew, 1 lot Barbee
; Ave. 11.20
High, S. H., 3 lots Gill Ave.; 1
lot Barbee St. 4.80
Jones, R. H., 3 lots Barbee
| Ave. 1.60
Jones, Thomas, 1 lot Gill Ave. 11.20
; Merrett & Todd, 1 lot Barbee
Ave. 32.00
Merrett, Alex, 2 lots Barbee
Ave. 18.56
Mitchell, P. G„ 2 lots Barbee
Ave. .3.20
Morgan, Bruce, 1 lot Aak St. 21.40
Morgan, Chag. H., 1 lot Whit
ley Id.; 1 lot Kornegay Id.;
1 lot Gill Ave.; 1 lot Barbee
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THE RECORD, Zebulon, Wake County, N. C„ September 2, 1932
i Ave. 27.12
Pace, J. W. 0., 1 lot Barbee
I st. 3.79
Pace, J. W. O. & A. H., 3 lots
Barbee St. 25.60
Parks, Peyton, 1 lot Barbee
gt, 14.40
Patton, Ella, 1 lot Barbee St. 16.00
I Richardson, o'. ~ 8 lots Barbee
I st 67.20
1 Richardson, Louise, 1 lot Gill
j Ave. 4.60
j Richardson, Robert P. 1 lot
> J North St., 9.60
I Thomas Allan Est., 3 lots Gill
lS Ave. 4.80
) Todd, Geo. W., 1 lot Gill Ave. 10.40
Toms, C. M., 1 lot Barbee Ave. 1.64
Vick, Sam, 1 lot Barbee Ave. 12.00
Whitley,, Claude, 2 lots Barbee
Ave., 2.40
> Wiggins, A. H., 2 lots Barbee
j Ave, L6O
1 Wiggins, Clinton, 1 lot Barbee
• Ave., . 1-60
Williams, Ernest, 1 lot Barbee
I j Ave. 1 -60
• I Williams, Ernest, V., 1 lot
I Whitley St. 9.08
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' UNION WE!
)
We were well pleased with the at
( tendance at Sunday school Sunday.
I There were 101 present. You should
, I hear the children sing, it is wonder
iful. And we are proud to see so many
' children ag well as grown ups come j
i and take part. The leaders take such
lan interest, especially in the children.
Those attending services Sunday
■night, were rewarded by hearing a
very earnest and appreciative sermor.
'by the pastor, Mr. Pa.-rish. His sub
ject was “Depression of the Soul.”
i We have something to meditate on.
j We will begin having prayer meet
i ing Sunday night at 7:30 at the
I church. All are invited. We are hop.
i i ing to receive many blessings through
i j thege meetings, preparatory to our
revival which begins the 4th. Sunday
i 1 night at 7:30.
Miss Johnnie Belle Woodruff is
1 spending several weeks in Durham,
with her sister, .Mrs. Marvin Mitchell.
) “Chuck” Woodruff is home from
Washington, D. C.
) Mrs. Lelia King of Durham spent
I last week with her son Charlie and
L j other relativs and friends.
I I Relatives and friends of Newell
I Hodge will be glad to know that he
)|ig assistant manager of Hotel Phoe
jnix, Bath, Maine.
j All of the farmers in this section
who have tobacco have begun barning.
j Although most were late in getting
plants to hoe after setting them in
I the fields and the dry weather held it
back from growing, we are very
j much pleased wjth what we have.
About half of the amount we had last
year. Those who have cured report
good results.
I would like to say—Through this
paper—for the benefit of some one
who would like to live in a good farm
ing section another year that around
■ Union Chapel and surrounding com
! munity is fine farming land. Seldom,
if ever fails to produce good crops
!if we do our part. A fine community
Jto live in. A good Sunday gchool and
church, a good pastor and convenient
to get to. As it is in th entr from
Wakfild and Hopkins Chapel school
trucks run by nearly every home, go
-1 ing to one of the best schools in the
state, Wakelon.
We invhe a lot of good people to
trove in our neighborhood another
year and join with us in Sunday
school and church work as well as
• farming. W should all be more inter
-1 ested in the work of Soul Salvation
than the comforts and pleasures of
this life.
“But geek ye first the kingdom of
’ God and His righteousness; and all
> these things shall be added unto you.”
i
FOWLERS BRIDGE
1 The tobacco crops in our commu
nity are about as good as could be
[ expected, considering the dry spells
■ they have undergone.
Miss Virginia Mitchell spent Sun
day with her cousin, Mrs. Grover
i Pearce.
Miss Vivian Perry returned home
Sunday after spending a week in Ral
eigh with Miss Mildred Horton.
Miss Daphne Watkins of near
Bethany spent a few days last week
with Miss Mary Etta Pearce.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Perry and Mr.
and Mrs. P. M Horton spent two
days last week at Chocowinity with
Mrs Horton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Moore.
People in this community were
much surprised on Sunday to learn
of the marriage of Miss Ivey Perry
of this section to Mr. Coley Bridger.?
of Rocky Mount.
Mr. Layford Perry and wife spent
Sunday with his father, L. W. Perry.
Mrs. C. C Perry and Mrs. Eugene
Mitchell visited in Wendell Sunday
Mr. Lawrence Bridgers of Rocky
Mount is spending a few days in this
community.
| Mrs. Lozy Baker spent Sunday with
, her mother, Mrs. W. A. Perry.
Mrs. Lillian Baker and Misses
• Christine Duke, Willie and Pattie Lu
cille Perry and Etura Strother called
to see Mrs. Marvin Horton Tuesday.
j HEPHZIBAH NEWS
1 —o —
We are glad to report Mrs. M. B.
Perry improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Horton and
daughter Jeanette visited in the home
of T. P. Baker Sunday afternoon.
Dr. o. H. Ihrie and daughter, Mrs.
Joe Palmer, visited Mrs. Jim Coley
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. W. W. Horton and family vis.
ited J. G. Perry Sunday.
Mr. Elvig Perry and wife of Dur
ham spent several days last week
I with his parents.
Marjorie Robertson spent last week
end with Doris Sherron.
POTATOES LEFT IN FIELD;
NO MARKET
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Currituck, —With the bottom reach
ed in prices for sweet potatoes, far
mers in this section are leaving their
potatoes lying in the fields to avoid
the expense of digging and market
ing.
Until last week growers had been
offered approximately a dollar a
barrel for sweets. Now that the bot
tom has fallen out of the market,
farmers accept anything offered when
they bring their potatoes to the mar
ket. Most of the dealers say they
cannot handle any more shipments at
present.