SALK OF REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES
I ndor and by virtue of authority
given under the Consolidated Stat
utes of North Carolina, I will at 12
o’clock, noon, on Friday the 30lh. day
of September, 1932, in front of the
Town Hall, in Zebulon, N. C. sell
at public auction for cash, all lands
in the Town of Zebulon, N. C. on which
the taxes for the year 1931 remain
unpaid. A list of the lands to be sold,
and the amount of taxes due thereon
appear below.
L. A. BAKER, Tax Collector
Uford, E. H. Est., 1 lot $ 1-60
Harrow, J. K., 3 lotg Gannon
Ave.,; 3 lots Sycamore St.;
14 lots Vance St.; 2 lots
North St.; 1 lot C. A. Flow
ers Id. 172.48
Baucome, Geo. U. 1 lot Syca_
more St. 8-99
Brantley, B. W. 1 lot Horton
s . _ 26.40
Brantley, G. B-, 1 lot North
St. 160
Brantley, J. J., H lots Poplar
St.; 2 lots Whitley St.; 2
lots Gill Ave. - 80 - 8U i
Biantley, L. S. & J. B. 1 lot j
Wakefield St 24 00 ;
Brantley, P. V. 2 lots Barbee j
St. 17,0 °
Brantley, R. F. Est., 7 lots
Zebulon; 2 lots Gill Ave.; 2
ots Pitts St. 5360
Brantley, T. B. 3 lots Vance
St.; 2 lots Sycamore St 2b.bu
Bunn, F. E. 2 lots Gannon Ave. 175.28
Bunn! Mrs. W. W. 2 lots Whit
lev Ave.. U
Cawthorn, J. A., 1 lot Gannon
Ave.
Chamblee. Mrs. A. E. 2 lots
Gannon Ave
Chamblee, C. S., 1 lot Arendell
C-hambiee, Mr g . M. S. 7 lots
Barbee Ave.; 45 lots Oak St. 32.40
( hambiee, M. B. 1 lot North
St.; 2 lots Gannon Ave.;
1 lot Arendell Ave.; 5 lots
Barbee Ave.; 2 lots Oak St.
2 lots Poplar St. I>. • |
hambiee, M. C. & Sons. 7 lots
Vance St.; 12 lots Vance St.;
14 lots Barbee Ave.; 1 lot S.
292.00
Montague
lark, G. B. 1 lot Vance St. * BU
Cockrell, Mrs. O. R. 1 lot Hor
ton St.
v .me. Mrs. B. C., 1 lot Arendall
\ve 10 acres fa* m land
r one. Miss Christine, I lot
Gannon Ave.,
Box A. L. 1 lot Vance St. 112.00
Crawley, A. W„ 1 lot Horton
St.
Creech, R. R. Est., 3 lots Gan
non Ave.; 1 lot Sycamore; 2
lots North & Wakefield 10-85
Cullom, Frank, 1 lot Sycamore
Daniel. E. C. 2 lots Sycamore
gt • i lot Arendell Ave.
Dawson, A. C„ 1 lot Arendell
Ave • 1 lot Gannon Ave. dd,ou
Early. D. W. 2 lots Sycamore
E(filing, C B. HD, acres Whit
ley Id.
Fddins, Mrs. C. B. 2 lots Hor- '
ton St.; 1 lot Whitley St. <‘-
Evans, Mrs. W. D., 1 lot G.H
Faulkner, Mrs. Z. E.. 1 lot Bar
bee Ave.;
“»• s - *2 ' “ ai " i 0.20
Ferrell. M. C.. 3 lots Ware-
house
Finch. B. P. Est, 2 lots Bar
bee Ave. -1
Finch, L. E., 1 lot Horton
St. 12-8
Finch, W. 1).. 3 lots Vance St.;
4 lot- Horton St. 54.80
Flowers,. S. G.. 1 lot Sycamore
st. 75/>r,!
Fuller, Mrs. F. G., 1 lot Gan
. 80.00
non Ave.
C,av W .T. Est.. 1 lot Horton
SC 18 - 40
Cill, S. Z.. 1 Horton St.; 4
Arendell Ave.; 2 Vance St.;
2 Barbee Ave.; 1 Oil Mill &
Ice Plant, 447.20 j
Gill. .T. E., 4 lots Wakefield
Si.; 2 lots Arendell Ave.;
1 lot Vance St.; 1 lot Gannon
• Ave . 110.08
Gill, Mrs. Victoria, 4 lots
Wakefield &• Gannon 100.08
Gould Mrs. Mary, 1 lot Hor
ton St. 3.20
Godwin, T. D. 1% lots North
St. 2.00
Harper, Mrs. C. T., 3 lots
Vance St.; 1 lot Horton
ct. 44.00|
Horner R. F 2 lots Vane.
St. 3.20
Zebulon Hardware Go. 1 lot
Arendell Ave. 1 70.1
Hatch, J. J„ 3 fid. Popular
St.; 3 lots Van<" St. 32.00
Hinton. A. S.. 1 lot Horton
St. 32.00;
Holloway, Mrs. F. .7. 2 lots
Horton St.; 2 lots Vance St. 8.00 |
Honeycutt, W A., 1 lot Syca-
Horton, D. W., 2 lots Vance
St.; 2 lots Sycamore St. 3.20
Horton, Mrg. M. L. Est., 21
lots Horton & Sycamore Sts. 64.00
Horton, S. A., 7 Acres farm
land . 11.20
Horton, \V. Clif., I*4 Acres
farm land .... .2.40
Horton & Wells, 10 lots Vance
• s t- 14.40
Horton & Whitley, 1 lot Aren
dell Ave. 1.60
House. A. R., 1- lot Sycamore
St.; 1 lot Church St. 40.63
I Johnson, James A., 1 lot Syca_
i more St. 25.60
j Johnson, James H., 1 lot Whit
i ley St. . _ .80
. Junes, A. N., 1 lot Arendell
' Ave. 48.00
Jones, Sallie Bailey, 1 lot
\ ance St.; 2 lots Barbee
Ave. 27.20
Kemp, A. G., OV2 lots Vance
St. 165.60
Land, W. H., 3 lots Gill Ave.;
1 lot Barbee Ave. 65.39
i Long, C. L., llot Arendell
Ave. 49.041
Long, J. W., 3 lots Horton
St 16.00
Markham, Mrs. M. G., 3 lots
Horton St. 22.40
- Massey, G. R., 14 V 2 lotg
Vance St. 46.40
Massey, L. L., 1 lot North
St 3.20
Massey, L. L. & Mary A., 1 lot
Horton St.; 4 lots Vance
St., 1 lot Gill Ave.; 1 lot
North St. . ... 80.10
| Massey, L. M., 1 lot North
I St. 18.20
Medlin, F. P. 1 lot Gannon
Ave. 34.50 j
1 Medlin, M. C., 2 lots Horton
St. 32.00 j
Morgan, C. A., 1 lot Vance St. 12.80 !
Mullin, W T . A., 2 lots Gill
Ave. 17.60 j
McDowell, F. C. 2 lots Horton
St. .3.20
I Outlaw, Mrs. J. 8., 1 lot Syca
more St. 49.20
Pearce, Ada Est., 4 lots Oak
St. 36.00
Pearce, E. 0. Est., 2 lots Vance
St. .3.20
j Pearce, H. A., 1 lot Barbee
Ave. 15.20
Pearce, H. B„ 1 lot Oak St. 12.80
Pearce, W. M„ 3 lots Vance
St.; 1 lot Horton St. 52.00
Pearson, Barney, 1 lot North
St. 21.00
Perry, C. W., 1 lot Horton
Horton St. 64.00
Phillips & Privett, 1 lot Bar
bee St. 12.80
Phillips, W. 1., I lot Arendell
Ave. 112.00
Pippin, C. E., 2 lotg Syca
more St.; 2 lots Arendell
Ave. 116.80
Privett, A. D.. 1 lot Wakefield
St. - 22.94
Price, Mollie, 1 lot Borbee St. .80
Purrington, A. L. Trustee 4
lots Areftdell Ave. 30.40
Richardson, Geo. D., 4 lots
Vance St. 6.49
Sanders, Mrs. Minnine, 1 lot
' Sycamore St. 35.20
Statisky, Phillip, 1 lot Syca
more St.; 2 lots Horton St.;
1 lot Arendell Ave.; 1 lot
Gannon Ave. 260.32
Shamburger, M. F,., 1 lot Gan
non Ave. 44.00
Stallings, J. M., 2 lots Barbee
St.; 1 lot Horton St.; 1 lot
Pitts St. 19 - 20
Stell, J. L., 1 lot Horton St.;
1 lot Arendell Ave. 43.28
Strickland, J. W., 1 lot Aren
dell Ave. r,r, - on !
Strickland, Mrs. W. 11., 2 lots
Sycamore St. 7.20
i Tippet, Mrs. B. W.. 1 lot Hor
j ton St. 960 !
Wade. H. C., 1 lot Arendell
| Ave.; IMs lots Vance St. 100.00 j
1 Wall, M. M., 1 lot Gill Ave 1.60 i
I Watson, C. M„ 1 lot Arendell
Ave. 4 «- 16
| Wf>athersby, C. G., 1 lot Syca_
more St.; 2 lots Gannon
' Ave 88 JO
Whitley, C. V„ 15 lots Hor
ton St.; 2 lots Barbee St. 1
lot Horton St. 60.00,
Whitley, H. W., 2 lots Horton
St.; 6 lots Vance St.; 1 lot
Arendell Ave. IW.OO
1 Whitley, J. M.. 12 lots Vance
St.; 2 fids Ai'endell Ave.
2 lots Horton St. 244.80 j
1 Whitley, R. J., 4 lots Vance St.
I lot North St. 81.60
Whmitley, W. C., 1 lot Syca
more St.; I lot Horton St.;
II acres Whitley Land 27.52
\ Wiggs, W. L„ 10 lots Vance
St.; 2 lots Sycamore St.;
| 2 lots Horton St. 19 20
1 Wiggs, Mrs. W. L., 1 lot Syca
more St.; 1 lot Horton St. 62.08
! Williams, G. T.. 3 lots Gill Ave..
1 lot Vance St.; 1 lot Whit
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Zebulon, Wake County, N. C., Friday, September 2, 1932
Williams, J. H. Est., 1 lot Ar
endell Ave.; 1 lot Vance St. 20.00
Williams, G. S. & J. H. f 2 lots
Vance St. .3.20
I Morris, R. A., ■ 1 lot Horton
St. 12.80
I Allen Bros., 1 lot Arendell
Ave. 12.00
i Magsey Bros., 2 lots Vanve
St.; 2 lots Barbee St.; 1 Far-
II mers Warehouse _ 362.62
| Mizelle Motor Co., 2 lots
i! Vance St. . 90.321
'Zebulon Supply Co., 10 lots
1 1 \ ance St.; 1 lot Arendell
Ave.; 1 lot Barbee Ave. 917.57
; Center Brick Warehause, 1 lot
Warehouse 80.00
i Norfolk-Southern Railroad, .68
miles Railroad Pty. 255.78
i COLORED
Banks, Sarah, 1 lot Barbee
St. 16.00
Dunn, Mary, 1 lot Zebulon 1.20 i
Elis, Leo., 2 lots Gill Ave.; 2
lots Whitley St.; 1 lot Bar.
PINE RIDGE
Miss Pattie Lou Avent of Brent
wood, N. Y., is spending her vacation
father, J. T. Avent.
Mrs. W. R. Spencer of Rocky Mount ,
spent last week with Lois Hales.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Hinnant and
family of Wendell spent Sunday with
Mi. and Mrs. T. E. Hinnant.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitee of Win
ston-Salem and Mrs. Wheeles of Ral
eigh spent last week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Tant.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pearce and
family spent Saturday in Castali with
Mr. and Mrs. Manning.
Miss Mary Hinnant, Bruce Perry
; and Willie Boyette Hinnant visited :
Mrs. N. B. Lewis of Middlesex, Sat- ■
j urday.
; Miss Minnie Wilder of Samaria <
! visited Misses Lola and Rachel Cone '
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| Zebulon Supply
I COMPANY 4
Bring your first load of tobacco to Zebulon Sept. 1 and then come to see us.
during the week-end.
Miss Nettie Moody is visiting
friends in Bunn.
Misses Rosa and. Lizzie Taylor of
near Wilson visited Miss Christine
Taylor, Sunday.
Miss Rachel Cone and W. B. Cone
were Raleigh visitors Thursday.
Miss Ollie Wester of Maplevile
visited in this section Tuesday.
Miss Florine Hayman and Roy
Vaughan of Rocky Mount visited Mr.
! and Mrs. J. F. Perry Tuesday night.
The tobacco prospects in this sec
tion are indeed poor. After a care
ful survey I find that there is not
more than 35 per cent of last year s
crop planted. The greater part of the
crop is young tobacco and is suffer
ing greatly from the prolonged
drought. Tobacco is drying up at the
bottom at a very rapid rate and is be
ing eaten at the top by an enormous
quntity of worms. The average crop
of tobacco has little or no body what
ever. However, the older tobacco has
become quite thick and rough. This
makes it almost impossible to cure the
tobacco together with any success.
Yet, it has to be cured together on
account of the short crop. The aver
age farmer does not have enough to
bacco to run one barn. In many cases
three or four cure in the same barn.
Under present conditions it is very
doubtful if this section produces more
than 25 per cent of last year’s crop.
Bethany News
There was a large crowd at prayer
meeting last Wednesday night.
Mrs. N. H. McCullers spent last
week in Durham with her sister, Mrs.
Oens. „
Miss Jewel Williford of Ang.er
spent last Sunday with Helen Wat-
S °Mrs R A Weathers and children i
of Gary and Mrs. G. L. Holsomback .
of Goldsboro spent Sunday with Mrs.
S. S. Collie. *
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Watkins and
Mr and Mrs. Spencer Jones spent
last Sunday at Falcon attending the'
camp meeting
Billy McCullers has been quite ill j
for several days. i
Mrs. Ed Coleman is in Mary Eliza
beth hospital for an operation.
Mrs. Fuel Perry of Varina and Mr.'
and Airs. Fisher of Henderson spent
last Wednesday with Mrs. G. H. Cox. 1
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Weathers and
family, and Mrs. H. E. Davis have (
returned from Wilmington where they'
visited friends While there they
went to Carolina Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harper of Wil
son spent Friday with their niece,
Mrs. J. R. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Moore and 1
family of Clayton spent Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. J‘. R. Moore.
Mr. J. H Moore of Newport News.
Va, is spending some time with his
brother, Mr J. R. Moore.
Mrs. J. R. Moore is improving af
ter several weeks of sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Belvie Cox and little
daughter, Belvie Cathrene and Vir
ginia Cox of Petersburg, Va., are
spending a few days with Mr. G. H.
Cox.
Mr. Johnnie Williford of Angier
spent last Sunday at the home of
Freddie Williford.
The tobacco of this community is
diseasing very badly. To begin with I
most of it was set in June and only j
about one-half of a crop. Now when
we should be finishing housing, we ,
are just beginning.
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It’s surprising how many things a ;
girl can learn at a boarding-school.'
that will never be any use to her.
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It may take nine tailors to make a
man, but one Christmas is easily!
enough to break him if he is the hap-1 \
py father of nine children. t
5 “ASK DAD, HE KNOWS
The following letter from “Your
j Affectionate Father" to his “Dear
I Daughter,” published in the Rock_
, land (Me.) Courier Gazette has such
la sympathetic and timely ring that
Iwe share it w ith our readers:
“Yt.u u>'. .;e if your husband
should stay on his present position at
an adjusted salary, but forget to tell
I me w r hat he would do if he didn’t.
You and ho couldn’t very well come
i here just now. Your brother Sheri
dan’s salary has just been reconsid
ered, so he moved into his old room
at home, and brought his wife.
“Your sister Eloise telegraphed the
next day that Wilfred has just been
offered a new' contract that w r as an
insult, so your mother is airing out
her room. Wilfred never could en
dure insults. Your sister, Frances,
who you will recall has been a pri
vate secretary, wrote last week that
if anybody thinks she is going to
drop to the level of a common typist
they are mistaken, so we expect her
any day.
“What with those and the younger
children, I imagine that as long as
Rupert’s salary is merely being ad
justed he had better stay. It’s hard
for me to keep up u'ith the new lang
uage of big business, but as I under,
stand it, an ‘adjustment’ is the equiv
alent of a raise. Os course, Rupert
wouldn’t know that; he has been
working only since 1928; he should
ask some old timer to explain what
a raise is.
“My own business is coming along
fine. It was sold on the courthouse
steps last Friday, hut there were no
bidders, so the sheriff let me keep it.
That makes the best month T’vc had
since the upturn Exchange.
Love sometimes sneaks out at the
window without waiting for poverty
to come in at the door.