DEATH OK MOTHER
On March the 9th, 1925, in the ab
sence e f her husband, the Death
Angel visited our home and called
dear-beloved mother to come higher.
Mother was (jaken away suddenly
which was a great shock to her fami
ly. *neiffhbon and Criends. . While
"she had been a great sufferer for
nearly 21 years, she was up and
doing, was faithful to the last to
home, husband and entire tfamily.
Mother was so good and patient, so
kind and forgiving, she grumbled
so little during the. years of suffer
ing.
In the death of mother, Mrs. J.
S. Wrenn, we have l:st a good
mother, a good fai'.hfut wife and a
friend to all. But God knew best
and we should try and be recon
ciled to the will of God.
But it is so hard to give up moth
er. A child only has one mother
and no one can fill her place.
Had god willed it so I would have
gladly taken her place, because I
never thought I could bear to see
her go. I" loved her so. Mother can
rnot come back to us but if we are
faithful, some time we will all raetx
again. We should not wish mother
back because she is sweetly resting
in the arms of Jesus, mother having
told me ?o many times she was wil
ling and waiting for the Lord to
take her. All she minded was leav
. ing Papa and the children.
Mother was a faithful member
? Mill Creclt chiirch, go'nst wlien her
health would pefmit, ard 1 believe
was there in mind or.d spirit when
not able to go. Mother walked and
taught a Godly life in home and
?wherever she went, and we believe
without a doubt thou art happy in
thy home, not built with hands.
Mother leaves a husband, six child
Ten, 27 grandchildren, 2 sisters, one
half brother and several half sistexs.
10l mourn her death, we can only
filto.w in the way mother has gone,
tie way of yeaco and rest.
Oh Mo'her, when we think of thee
"Ti* but a step to calvary ~
Thy gentle hand upon our . brow.
Is leading us to Jesus now.
She came 9 while , on earth to smite,
Then sweetly passed away.
Lik* summer's flowers in lovelyi
bowers,
Just blooming in May.
. AH I could write would not give
mother justice. She was too good
nnd kind, so patient, nothing I can
write would ever stand out for
mother as she was herself* While
we loved mother so^ deeply, we also
love pur dear Father, a^d there is'nt
anything I Would not -do to comfort,
cheer and make him happy.
May heavens ri?h33t blessings rest
on husband and children. ? -One who
lov.d Mother, Bessie.
That the dairy cow has a marked
cfl'tct on the health of n.itionS is
sho.vn "T#y ra . ?ce:it f.tudy of Z\ coun
tries mat's a' tho. . Ofcy'3 .State Uni
versity. In .New Zealand where
ihere are 25 cows for. each 100 per
^JVons the death rate is only 10 per
"1.000 inhabitants as against 31
deaths in" Chile where there are
about 5 cows to every 100 persons.
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FLORIDA REAL ESTATE
Veteran Oiford Educator (icti
$16,000 For Property He i
Took For Small Fee
Jerome C. Horner, veteran teacher
of Oxford, was in Raleigh yesterday
on his way back home fr-ra Florida
with $1-5,000 profits as the result of
an involuntary investment of $500* in
Florida real estate made thirty-,
two yean ago.
'It I II pnirptl thi- land ,n
payment cf'a tuition fee of $500 of ,
a Florida pupil who attended the
Horner's Military Academy, which
was then located at Oxford, tut
which, has since been movel to
Asheville. He thought little mire
about the property until ".-eeoitly
.vhen news of the boom in Florida
repl estate filled the paper*.
Going to Florida to investigate he
found that the land was located near
Port Mayers where a 1 tfreat real es
tate development has been going for
ward. Real eotate men snapped up
his property at sixteen . thousand
dollars.
Mr. Horner'3 profit was 3,100 per
cent, which represents almost one
hundred per cent par year on his
original investment.
Properly fed pullets wull more
than pay for the care and extra feed
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having this day
qualified as administrator of the
estate of Ernest C. Bailey, deceased,
late of Person County, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate to present the
same to the undersigned on or be
fore the 26th day of June, 1926, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate
will please mjike immediate pay
ment,
nrt-r-iTiina ?fith.
EDWARD D. BAILEY
Administrator.
SALE FOR TAXES
The following: taxes are due for
the year 1923 and remain unpaid.
Unless paid before day of sale I will
sell - a i d land to pay taxes as listed
on Monday, July 6th, 1025, in fronf
of the Court House door in Roxboro
N. C? at 12 j'clock, M :
Allensville, White
B. L. Dulce, Est., 1000 worth
is a prescription for
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Qqary Land $ 2745
Minie B. Slaughter, 6 1-2
Acres 0.87
O. L. Stmfiqld, 11,1 acres 100-67
Aliensvilte Colored "*
Randall Baird, 20 acres c 79
Bushy Fork, White
L. C. Bradsher, J 3 acres 117.83
Mias Ruth Whitfield, 33 acres. 16 36
Cunningham, White
R. L. Paylor, ?209 acres 391,20
W. H. Wagrstaff, 150 acres .. 112.55
? Cimnluifliim, Colored
Joe Witliams and Dunright
; 81 aeraa
Flat River,! White
J. ,W. Yarboro, 65 acres _ 39.51
Holloways, White
Joe Robertson, 154 acres .:... 61.54
Holloways, Colored
Esom Warren, 2 acres 6 47
Mt. Tirzah, White
J, II. Blaloek, 106 acres 50.90
W. Hester, 60 acres 20.89
? Olive HiU, White
James G. Bradsher, 220 acres. 79.60
Carter V. Lea, 54 acres 67.11
Roxboro Township, White
J. T. Bradsher, 1 lot - 55.23
Woodsdale, White
Clem Bowes, 10 acres ? J! 9.49
Hemy Duncan, 4 acres ? 2.26
Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan,
30 acres ........ 35.02
Jim Long, 3 acres _. ? - ? 5.86
Woodsdale, Colored
Zeb Bailey, 28 acres 15.76
W. C. Carver, 10 acres 3.36
Walter McCain, 49 acres _. 21.86
Jno. Bulliam, -2 acres 6.74
'Itfcv. Sandy "Wadfc, 4 acres -- 10.25
N.T. SPOOKS, Sheriff,
?Tax Collector
-ADMINISTRATES NOTICE
Having this day qualified as the
Administrator of the late Martha
Hamlin and J. 6. Hamlin, of Person
County, N. C., this is to ask all per
sons indebted to said estates to
please come forward and settle, and
all persons holtfing claims against
said .estates will present them to
thft within one year from
this date or this notice will be plea
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NORTH CAROLINA
PERSON COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
In the Matter cf the Will
of Ruffin Pavis
CITATION
J. T. Davis and all other non
resident -devisees, legatees, heirs at
law and distributees of the late Ruf
fin ?Javis will tike nstleo 1 lhal W.
R Davis, j. W. Davis, J. A. Davis,
Mrs. Saline f. Burch and Mrs, Nora
J,oe, having . filed a -caveat to. the
probate of ai paper writing purpor
ting to be tho last will and testa
ment. of Ruffin Davis, late of Pe:
ton County, North Carolina, and
having filed the bond required by
law, and the cause having been
transerred to' the Superior Court
for ? trial at term, they are- required
to appear at the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Person
County, in Roxboro, North Caroina,
n July 21, 1925, or at August 1925
Term of said pouft, and make them
selves parties to said action if they
so choose and file such pleadings as
they m?y be advised.
This July 16, 1925.
D. W. BRADSHER.CIerk Sup
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EXECUTORS NOTICE
Ncrth Carolina
Perioa County
Having qualified as executors of
the estate of .Mrs. Eliaa 0. Floyd,
deceased, Ute o t Person" County,
North C^roUna, this is to notify all
persons having claims- against the
c stats of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Roxboro,
North Carolina, i n or before the 2nd
day of Jane, 1926, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This 2nd day of Jane, 1925.
WILLIAM A". DANIEL,
GEORiKK A.DANlEL,
Executors.
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