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C&imfrNew? Chapel School News AcENI.Y. K. P. 1'., Nov. 15.— Chapel school is one of the new schools of Johnston county. We are this year having school for the first time in our new building. We are very proud of our new building and equipment. We have an enrollment of about two hun dred sixty pupils and have six teachers. On November 11 we had a gen eral get-together meeting at the school. The Little River Council >f tfie Junior Order presented a Bi ble and flag to the school. Appro priate exercises were held in the Auditorium which was crowded to its utmost capacity. f, We had very impressive talks "by Lawyer W. H. Lyon, Rev. Ches ter Alexander and George Rags ’<dale, fo Sm'ithfield, Rev. B. 13. ^Deans, of Middlesex, E. T. Boyette, ^superintendent of Glendale-Chapel fOonsolidated Schools, and WVle ^Rcnt'iow. a representative of our local school board. At the conclu sion of the program the audience ?,san*f ^America," after which the ^school children led th" march t > gthe [flag pole where, after appro fpiiate exercise the flag was left ^floating. “O’er the Land of The 5F: ahd The;Home of the Brave.*' x.Tle ciowd then gathered around Jjn heavily-loaded table and enjoy fed tin- old fashioned picnic din ^ner. A general good time was en Wioved by everybody. £ All parents who have children V under seven years of age who are i to begin school this session arc r* uifc*:d to send these children to i school by November 20 or not send them at all this year. After that date it will be so inconveni ent to take beginners into a class ' which has already made a start . it will, cause the entire class to be delayed: Therefore, it is a waste I of time for the children and the teacher. | At the end of this month there will be published in the Herald \ a list of the names of the chil ■ dren of each grad? in the school who have made the honor roll i for the month. The parents are . uigo^l...to help the children make the honor roll. Thanksgiving SlELMA, Route 1 j Nbv. IG.— ? Miss Claudia Stephenson was call ed home last Friday on account of the death of her aunt. Littlen Miss Hilda Earp, of Sc 1 lira, spent last week end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Earp. We are very sorry th report the rnious illness of E. Grant. His children, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Giant of Fayetteville, Miss Julia Giant, of Meadow school, Miss Rena Grant, of E. C. T. C., Green ville, and Seminio Grant of Wake Forest Oolleg j have been called home. His many friends wish for him a speedy recovery. Miss Beatrice Biggs, of Wen dell. spent last week end with Miss Zilphia Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Andrews spent Sunday With their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. WTood. Several ex-service men from this community attended the celebration in Benson Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Earp and children vspent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. R. J. Castleberry near Archer Lodge. Mi. and Mrs. L. R. Johnston an nounce the birth of a daughter on November 11. Rev. Mr. Oldham will preach at Thanksgiving next Saturday at 11 o’clock and Sunday afternoon at 2:d0. We hope to have a good at tendance out to hear him. Clayton ( LAYTON, Nov. 16.—Mr-. O.oit-c K. Lovell spent last Wed ncsriay in Raleig-h. Mis. J. I). Barbour went to Ral eigh last Tuesday. Vi'. R. Clench went to Raleigh on business last Tuesday. Mrs. Chus. G, Gulley was shop ping in Raleigh last Wednesday. W. H. Matthews spent some time recently with relatives in l)u... IJr. and Mrs. T. A. Griffin, of Motganton, spent last Sunday in Clayton. Mahlon Creech spent last Tues day in Durham on business. Mis. Rosa Duncan spent Ia t Wednesday afternoon in Raleigh hopping. Dalma Stephenson and Klion 211is motored to New Hern last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Smith went 1 o Wilson Sunday to visit Rufus landers who was quite ill. ' Mrs. R. W. Beddingfield and ( Its. J. L. Hinton were shoppers in I aleigh a few days ago. Mias Pearl Wilder visited Miss 1 Erdine O’Neal in the Corinth sec tion recently. L. H. Jones attended the water works convention at Durham last week. Friends of John S. Barnes. Jr., will be sorry to learn that he has a breakdown in his health and is confined to his room. E. R. Gulley and NM1 Barnes made a business trip to Richmond by motor last Wednesday. Mis>- Doiothy Balleng*er, of Ral eigh, spent some time in Clayton recently visiting Miss Pauline Smith. Mrs. C. A. Smith and daughter, Miss Estell, and Miss Pauline Southall were shopping in Raleigh a few days ago. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Young* will entertain at a six o’clock dinner, honoring the Ellington-Turncr bridal party, November 10. Sam Ellis recently underwent a treatment at the Johnston County Hospital and i.s now able to be out again though he is going back twice a week for further treat ment. lends will be glad to learn that D. H. McCullers who is r»t the* Westbrook Sanatorium in Rich mond for treatment, is improving. His condition is most gratifying- *.» his relatives and friends. Mrs. Ira Andrews, accompanied by Mrs. J. W. Massey, Mrs. Jesse ( . Ellis, Mrs. P. A. Wallace and Mirs. J. D. Smith spent last Wed nesday afternoon in Raleigh n the interest of the welfare work. Roger Johnson and (J. Modlin, of Ahoskie, were visitors in Clay ton recently. Mrs. W. H. Matthews and daughter, Miss Ruby, went to Dur ham last Friday. Miss Eula Mae Williamson who is teaching near Zebulon, spent the past week end here with her cousin. Miss Pearl Wilder. Paul A. Wallace has accepted a position as traveling salesman for a clothing* firm in Baltimor *. He will spend the week ends with his family here. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith spent some time here recently with It heir 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Smith. They went from hero to Beaufort to make their home where Mr. Smith holds a position as voice teacher in one of the high schools. Mrs. I). W. Baibour is right sick and was taken to Rex Hospital at Raleigh last week. We join in with the people of Clayton in wishing for her a speedy recovery. Wilson’s Mills -+ WILSON’S MILLS. Nov. 19. Mr. and Mrs. John Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Will Wright were visitors in town a., short while on Sunday night. Miss Harriet te Uzzle, of Ral eigh, recently visited her mother, Mrs. Lula Uzzle. K. T. Suthei lin entered the Johnston County Hospital on Sun day where he will undergo an op eration. We wish for him a very speedy recovery. Miss Maggie Parrish, of Selma, spent the week end in town with her mother, Mrs. E. E. Parrish. L. C. Davis attended the Armis tice Day celebration in Benson on the 11th. Little Creek CLAYTON, Route 3, Nov. 17.— Mr. and Mrs. Hud Williams, of Sandy Ridge, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Casey. Mr. and Mirs. Joe Hathaway, of Selma, were visitors in this sec tion Sunday evening. L. B. Wrenn, of Raleigh, was a visitor in the horn? of Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Adams last week end. Lester Jackson, of Dunn, visit ed G. D. Casey Monday even in *. L. B. Wrenn, of Raeigh, and Misses Fannie and Egie Casey at tended the show in Smithfi-d or. Thursday night. Mrs. W;JI Stafford, of near Clayton, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kennedy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 1). E. Adams spent last week end with Mrs. Adam’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. \Y. Peo din, of Pine Level. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Casey, of Ral eigh, spent Saturday night with Mr. nad Mrs. Matthew Casey. Sanders Chapel SMITHKIKI.J), 2, Nov. in. —Pomona is to have a box party !'riday night for community en ertainment and for school better ment. A large crowd is expected. NN c hear we are to have our same •reacher back with us another rear. With true cooperation be ween members and pastor much asting good can be accomplished, dr. I)odd is a splendid speaker ind he has a Christian family ehich is a great asset to any barge. We wish him much suc ess on his third year here. Miss Lillie Daughtry, of Pow id an, spent the week end at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Daugh try, Miss I la and Miss Lillie Daughtry spent Saturday in Ral eigh. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Evans and children, of near Pine Level, spent Sunday evening with Luther Star ling’s family. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Howell and children, of near Aycock’s school, spent a short while Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N. (’. Massengil. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Herring and little son, of Micro, spent Thurs day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Creech. Mrs. J. H. Edwards and daugh ter, Lucy, of Princeton, visited her sister, Mrs. Arthur Creech, Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Creech have a two-weeks-old daughter, Christine Oliver. Miss Magaline I rice and Mins Lelia Denning, of Pine Level, spent the week end with Misses Rosa and Irene Massengill. Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Mose Crocker and little son, Wjilliam Wade, of the Creech section, attended church at th^ Er?ewill Baptist church in Pine Level Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. #Massen gill and son, Edgar Sanders, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Massengill Sunday evening. I)r. W. J. Massey is having a new barn and shelter built at his farm in front of Sanders Chapel church. Luther .^tarling-’s family reside there and Mr. Starling is building manager. Vick Hill has a nice new en closed car. Mrs. Rowdcn Hill says she will never forget the kindness of N. C. Massengill and son. Mr. Hill is in Lake City hospital in Florida for treatment for a shrapnel shell knee wound and while he is away Mrs. Hill labors soon and late to gather in her crop. Her stove wood gave out and she went up to Mr. Massengill’s to hire him and son, Thclbert, to get some wood. lie said he would. Mrs. Hill went home #about her work and in a short while Mr. Massengill drove up with a two-horse wag-on load of nice dry stove wood and made her a piesent of it. Mr. Massengill, in this generous neighborly act,, has set an example that would be n worthwhile practice for the com munity at large. The happiness of Mr. Massengill in the giving and the appreciation of Mrs. Hill in receiving this generous gift out weig-hs the loss of time in doing this work. Mrs. John K. Sanders will be hostess to about twelve of Her little newsgirls Thursday evening at her home. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Massengill and son, Thclbert, were visitors in Wilson Tuesday. Ernest] Rodgers formerly of Wisconsin, but who for the past few years has lived in Stevens Chapel section, has returned from a six weeks’ sit to his mother in Washlewm, Wisonsin. It had been sixteen years since he had seen his mother. He was one of the world war veterans and did serv ice oversea**. J. J. Eason was a business vis itor in Wilson Tuesday. Carl Little, of Smithfield, was a business visitor in this commun ity Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Eason, Mi is Dora, Dwight. Dorothy Massey and Hilda Gray attended the Arm istice day services at Benson Fri I Mrs. J. E. Woodall, Mrs. Will Creech, Miss Sarah Hill and Mrs. Percy Barnes attended the club council meeting in Smithfield on Saturday afternoon. I Relatives in this community re gret to hear of the death of Rufus Sanders, of Wjilson. Mr. Sanders attended the Sanders reunion held here in September. He was very teeble at that time having had a light stroke of paialysls before then. Satuiday afternoon Mrs. John nie Talton attended the Loraine Shop opening in Smithfield con ducted by Miss Addie Talton as proprietress and Mrs. Charlie Brit ton, as assistant. Miss Ellen Eldridgj, primary teacher at Pomona, spent the week end in Smithfield. Miss Edna Radford spent the week end with her cousin, Miss ' Gladys Peedin, of near Pine Level. J Miss Kathleen Davis, of Smith field. called on Miss Edna Radford Friday evening. Misses Myra. Sarah and Eliza beth Hill of this community go over to Pine Level two evenings each week for music lessons un der Mrs. Clyde Futroll. Mrs. Bob Hill visited her sis- : ;er-in-law, Mrs. Jim Sellers, in the ' L’reech section Saturday. Little Miss Gean Sasser, of ' Smithfield, recently visited her '• grandfather, J. K. Sanders, and j vhilo here she shouldered her cot- I1 on sack and marched to the cot- 1 on field and picked 40 pounds of | ‘otton for which she was paid 50c. t •can is only three years old. * Mr. and Mrs. Fate Barnes and Joseph Creech visited Mrs. .Fred Passer in Rocky Mount, recently VIrs. Sasser is a sister of Mr. Dreech and an aunt of Mrs. Barnes. I). Sellers and children, of MTiithfield, spent Friday with Tank Radford’s family. David Kornegay, of Progress section, was a business visitor here VIonday. Fet Starling, of Pine Level, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Boh Till. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith vis ted Hubert Smith’s family of Clin ton Friday nig*ht. Jesse Coates, of Smithfield, was a business visitor here Wednes lay. Miss Dorothy Creech is a music pupil of Mrs. Clyde Futiell of Pine I.evel. Four Oaks FOUU OAKS, Nov. Hi.—Mr. and Mrs. William C. Manning, Jr., sf Williamston, spent the week end with their mother, Mrs. Bettie Adams. Mrs. M. E. Gatti.s who has been visiting hei daughter, Mrs. J. H. Austin, has returned to her home in Clayton. B. B. Adams attended the North Carolina Methodist conference in Raleigh last week. " Miss Kloise Thornton, Haroid and Allen Thornton, of Newton Grove, visited relatives here dur ing* the week end. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lewis, W. A. Massengill, Mesdames J. H. Austin, Alton Massengill and El lie Williams spent last Thursday in Durham. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cretich, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Creech visited relatives in Maxton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Gattis, of Clayton, were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Austin Sunday. Mi. and Mrs. Lloyd Griffin, of Goldsboro, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sanders Sunday. . Mrs. J. A. Canaday has return ed home from Raleigh where she visited relatives and attended the Methodist conference. Mis. J. G. Fearing, of Eliza beth (■ ty, was the week -end guest of her sister, Mrs. William Adams. Among those who saw “Queen High” in Raleigh Saturday were: IVfesdames Alice Adams, Reid Ad ams, W. P. Sanders, Misses Jesse Hines, Mary Cothrain and Robert Hardee. Wade Stanly, a student at Oak Uidg ' Institute, spent the week end with his parents. Dr. and Mi-. J. H. Stanly. He was acompanied by a friend, J. W. McDaniel. Miss Mary Cothrain spent the week end in Durham with fiiends. Dr. J. H. Austin, Carl Lewis and Thcron Hobbs attended the Duke-State football game in Dur ham last Friday afternoon. Quite a number attended the basketball game in Benson Tues day night. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith, Wal ter \\ oolcoot., and Alex Kreth, of Raleigh, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Canaday Sunday afternoon. Richaid and Carl Lewis. David Sanders and Theron Hobbs spent Sunday in Greensboro. R°v. E. D. Dodd who has serv ed the Four Oaks circuit as pas tor tor two years, has been re turned for another year. Ronald Keen, of Plymouth, was the week end guest of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ke-n. Mrs. ('. H. Grady celebrated her fiftieth birthday Monday evening with an old fashioned party at her new home on the highway. String music was furnished throughout the evening*. Mrs. Grady received many useful gitts. About one hun dred guests were present on this occasion. Micro MICRO, Nov. 1G.—Miss Inc*/. Pittman, who teaches at Corinth Holdois school, spent last week end here with her parents, Mi*, and Mrfc. I. V. Pittman. Mrs. Ethel Johnson, of Fayette ville, is visiting; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Daniel this week. Misses Eula and Sadie Boyette spent the past week end near Glendale with Miss Mildred Boy ette. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Paschall went to Wilson Friday on bud less. Dr. C. C. Massey, of Smithfield, vaccinated our school children for unallpox Monday. Some of the >arents have it, and he gave the vaccine to all the school children or fear it would spread in our chool. B. F. Nichols is the man cho has it now. Mrs. R. L. Moore and Mrs. Cora itzgerald went to Kenly' Friday fternoon. Rev. and Mrs. R. N. Ilinnant, of Vilson, spent Monday with Mr®*.. J. B. Hinant, his mother. W'j are very sorry to note that he robbers entered J. A. Peele’s tore again Friday night in th* same way they did before, and I carried away about the samej amount of goods. The bloodhounds from Smithfield traced them to e the road where it is thought they ! got on a car. T Quite a number from here at- c tended the Glendale play Friday t night. Prof, and Mrs. G. M. Mosir, t Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pearce, Misses I May Robertson, Elva Maness, l Mary Lee Allen, Miss Gay, Irene and Ora Peele, Mary Kittrell, Fan- ( ny Wellons and Prof, and Mrs. i Herrpan \\ ellons were among those 1 who went. Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Wellons and t Mrs. C. W. Wellons went to, Goldsboro Monday on business. , Mr. and Mrs. W’. E. Smith, of Wilson, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wellons, Sunday. ] Mr. Warren, who has been in ( charge of the depot here, left last 5 Wednesday for Wilson where lie i accepted a position as ticket agent. Mr. Merritt, of Fayetteville, ha> j taken charge of the depot here. 1 Misses Mary W’ells and Annie 1 Nichols, of Smithfield, visited our school Tuesday. Kenlv KENLY, Nov. 21.—Mesdames J. M. Woolard, T, C. Bailey and G. T. Whitley spent Wednesday afternoon in Wilson. Mrs. L. M. Ausiey, of Micro, %vas the guest of Miss Emma Mar t he \v s We d n e s d a y. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bowen and Mrs. J. E. Waddell spent Thurs day in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. A. ,J. Broughton and son, Phillip, spent Thursday afternoon in Wrilson. F. A. White made a business trip to Wilson Thursday. Mesdames L.' Z. W’oodard. F. A. . White and Miss Ethel Morris spent W>dnesday in Goldsboro with Mrs. Harvie Gurley. Mesdames George Wlalston and Hiram W’alston, of Wr‘ilson, visit ed Mrs. J. G. High Friday. Hr. Lcland Grady, of Wilson, was in town Friday. Mesdames J. T. Revell and Guy Bullock, of near town, spent Fri day with Mrs. L. Z. W’oodard. Mesdames J. M. Woolard, W. P. W’hitted, W. T. Bailey and G. S. Coleman spent Saturday in Ral eigh. Miss Patterson spent the week end in Smithfield with Dr. and Mrs. Gilliam Wilson. Miss Kate Frisbie and Miss Pat tie Hunter spent the week end in Raleigh. Misses Cromite, McCullers and Hatcher spent Saturday in Wil son. Hr. G. S. Coleman spent Sat- ; urday morning in Wilson. Miss Nelda Anderson was the I week end guest of Mrs. C. H. . Grady in Smithfield. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Phillips were j in Rocky Mount Friday and Sat- | urday with their son who is in ‘ the hospital. Miss Nettie Harris spent the week end in Durham with Miss Clara Lentz. S. A. Cotton attended the foot- i hall game in Durham Saturday. Mrs. David Huggins has return- j ed to her home in Kinston after visiting Mrs. A. G. Askew. Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Joyner an- i nounce the birth of a daughter, | November 19. at the Carolina Gen- ! eral Hospital in Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. White spent ' Sunday in Raleigh. Mrs. J. H. Holt, of Princeton, was the week end guest of Mrs. H. J. Simmons. Mrs. J. S. Lassiter and chil dren have returned to their home in Spring Hope after visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Ethridge. Miss Celeste Edgerton, who is attending' school at Peace Institute in Raleigh, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i u. 1. rAlgei ion. Julian Phillips, son of Mr. ami [ Mrs. G. C. Phillips, is doing- nice- j ly after an operation for append:- ! n'tis at the A. C. I.. Hospital in Rocky Mount. Mrs. Mary Hollow-el! Chase, of Wilson, spent the week end with her sisters. Mesdames J. W. Dar d<-n and D. H. Gilhreth. Mr. and Mrs. E. 1,. Ethridge and children spent the week end in Spring Hope. Miss Maty Lee Hooks, a mem ber of the school faculty of Mi cro, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hooks. R-.-v. I*. R. Joyner spent Satur day and Sunday in Wilson with his wife who is in the hospital. Mrs. John Cunabeer and little son, of Asheville, are the guests j of Mrs. Conabecr's sisters, Mrs- i dames J. W. Harden and D. II. Gilbreth. Mi. and Mrs. A. J. Broughton. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. High spent Sunday in Wilson. J. M. Woolard, of Ralegh, spent the week end with his wife and ( Mesdames L. C. Wilkinson and i' \\. R. Windei’s shopped in Rich-' mond, Va., last week. '] Mrs. Lily Bagley Fitzf?raldf of ; lagley, was in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Edgerton j ave returned from a trip to Ral-1 igh, Durham and Roxboro. The Woman’s club will hold it* egular meeting in the club room n Wednesday afternoon, Novem-' er 23, at 3:45 o’clock. Every lember is urged to be present. \ frs. B. A. Hocutt of Clayton will J e the speaker. Miss Mildred Darden and Bili , •arstarthan, of W.illiamston, spent ! unday with Mr. and Mis. J. W. < A. H. Hardison, of Enfield, spent: he week end with his family. Bridge End Farm i WILLOW SPRINGS, Nov. 16.— ' >and sales, mortgage sales and ther sales are all the go, and in pite of decreasing prices for cot on, land seems to be selling well. Right many old time corp-shuek ng-s now, but there doesn’t seem o be much “John Barley” of ate. W. T. Johnson, who has been luite ill for several days, is slight y improved and so is Mrs. W. V. Lee. We are very sorry to note the leath of Miss Sue Stephenson, who vas buried last Saturday. C. C. Williams made a business rip to Varina last Monday. M. B. Pleasant, of near Angier, vas in our corner on business -esterday. Elder and Mrs. L. IL Stephen on left this morning for Durham >n business. PERSONAL PROPERTY SALE On Monday, Nov! 2.S at 2:00 n. n.. at my residence on Bridge End arm in Pleasant Grove township will offer for sale under mort gage: One gold watch, one white spotted sow, one Singer Sewing Machine, one black maie mule. 5 rears old, and all farming imple nents and harness formerly own 'd by Hubert Sanders. Also one ?ord tQuring car, as it now stands >n the Farmers and Mercantile Co. it the home of Pennie Boylan if lot delivered to my residence be ‘ore the day of sale. L. H. STEPHENSON, NOTICE The undersigned having quali led as executor on the estate -if i. P. King, deceased, hereby no ifies all persons having claims igainst said estate to present the same to me duly verified on or be ‘ore the Ifi diay of Nov. 1928, or his notice will be pleaded in bar »f their recovery; and all persons ndebted to said estate will make mmediate payment. This 16 day of Nov. 1927. J. W. \yiLSON, S. ABELL, Attorney. NOTICE OF SALE - Under and by virtue of the auth >rity contained in that certain mortgage deed, Mch. 1 1, 1925, ex ■cuted by J. T. Hales and wife, Sal lie Ann Hales, to the undersign d, and recorded in Book No. 149, !»• 226, Registry of Johnston coun ty, default having been made in Ll.e payment of the bond thereby secured, the unfders?f ;ne(\. Mo'rt gagee, will on Saturday, Dec, 17th. 1927, at 12 o’clock M., at the court house door of Johnston county, of ter for sale to the highest bid tier, tor cash, the following lands, to-wit: Situate in Beulah Township, said county, and beginning at a stake in J. T. Stancil’s line, J. W. Wood ard's corner, and runs with said line S. 2 W. 96 poles to a pine in •I M. Woodard’s corner; thence with said Woodard’s line N. 86 W. 4.‘! 1- 4 poles to a stake; thence N. 2 E. 96 poles to a stake in J. T. Stancil’s line; thence S. 87 E. 42 1-4 poles to the beginning, con taining 26 acres, more or less, and being Lot No. 1 in the division of the lands of Condary Hales, dec’d. This Nov. 17th, 1927. H. Fitzgerald & Son, Mortgagee. Ed. F. Ward, Atty. NOTICE The undersigned having quali fied as administratis on the estate of Miss (Irizzie .Mims deceased, will sell ai public auetion at the lute resiiienee of said deceased, on the HI day of Dec. 1U27, the personal piopertv ot said deceased, con sisting ol the following article, viz: 2 counterpanes, ■> new dresser’.’ 1 set silvei knives and forks, i; teaspoons, 2 feather beds, 1 bureau. 2 bed steads, 1 trunk, 1 table, I sewing machine, and other articles unnecessary to mention. Terms cash time of sale, 12 o'clock. Ibis 17 day of November Pr>7 MISS SALLIE MENS Admix "of C1RIZZIE MENS. WEI.LONS & WEI.LOWS, Attorney. NOTICE S ALE OF VAI LIABLE REAL ESTATE IN TOWN OE KENLY N. if. K.v virtue of the power of sale •ontaioed in that certain Mon tage executed by I.. Woodanl ■ml wife, Martha E. Woodard, to I. T. Revel], dated 1st day of Ap i 1. L.I24, recorded in Book No. 141 lage 2d4 Public Records for John don county, refault having been unde in the payment of the ir chtenness therein secured and des rihed, the undersigned Executor if the said .1. T. Revell, deceased, vill on Monday, December 1 ;tth’ P27 at the court house door in tin’ own of Smithfield, offer for sale t public auction for cash to the ugliest bidder therefor, the follow-, ng designated and described two racts or parcels of real estate, | situate in the town of Kenly, and iescribed as follows: First Lot. Beginning at a stake ' >n the east side of Woodard St., >n the southeastern suburbs of the :own of Kenly, at J. H. Kirby’s ine corner and runs thence with aid Kirby’s line South 85 East <71 feet to stake, thence North 5 legrees east 250 feet to a stake, Kirby’s corner; thence North 85 '•Vest 871 feet to a stake on Wood ■rd Street; thence South 5 West 250 feet to the beginning, contain ing 5 acres, more or less. This be ing lot No. 2 set out in said mort gage. SECOND TRACT: Adjoining J. W. Darden’s store, beginning at a stake on the Southeast corner of a 20 foot alley in Block Dl as ap pears recorded in Book I No. 7 at page 884 Registry Johnston Coun ty, and runs in an easterly direc tion with the property line of Sec ond street 25 feet to a stake, corn er of store lot owned by J. \Y. Darden; thence in a Northerly di rection, parallel with said alley and R. R. Avenue 150 feet to a stake in the line of Lot No. 8; thence in a westerly direction 25 feet to a stake in the alley afore said, thence with the line of the alley in a southerly direction to the beginning. Reference being had to said mortgage for a more definite de scription. This the 17 day of Now. 1027. THE BRANCH BANKING & TRUST CO., Executor of Jno. T. Revel 1, deceased. S. G. Mewborn and1 M. S. Revell, Attorneys. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Under^ and by virtue of the au thority and the power vested in us by that certain mortgage deed ex ecuted by J. H. A.vcock and wife, Martha Aycock to H. F. Edgert m. under date of Februar yl3, 1926, said mortgage deed being fully re coided in Book 191, at page 42, of the Johnston County Registry, having been given to secure the payment of said notes the under signed will, pursuant to the power contained in said mortgage deed offer for sale and sell to the high est bidder, for cash, at the court house door in Smithfield, N. on Monday, December - 19, 1927. be tween the hours of 12:00 M., and 1:00 p. m„ the following described real estate, to-wit: Adjoining the lands of C. W. Edgerton’s heirs and others and being all of that tract of land con taining one hundred eighty-four acres, more or less, conveyed to said J. H. Aycock by 11. F. Edg et'on and wife Marion P. Edger ton by deed dated Nov. 22, 1924, recorded in Book No. 137, at page 255 in the Registry of Johnston County, and reference to which deed is hereby made for the de scription of said lands by metes and bounds. Date of Sale: Monday, Decem ber 19, 1927. Time of Sale: Between the hours of 12:00 M. and 1:00 p. m. Place of Sale: Courthouse door. Smithfield, N. C. Term* of Sale: Cash. This the 19 day of November, 1927. H. F. EDGERTON. Mortgagee. FARMERS BANK OF KENLY, Transferee. PAUL D. GRADY. Attorney. Advertise in the Herala .ZZ. NOTIC E ok SALE Under and by virtue of author, ty contained in a certain decree entered into by the Clerk of the Superior Court in that civil action -ntitk-d "hirst and Citizens Na ional Bank of Smithfiel t vs. Mam e DeHart, widow of H. E. I),, dart and Geraldine DeHart" •vhich was entered on the 14 da’ >f November, 1927, the undersign. ;d commissioner will for for sa]e it public auction in front of the courthouse door in the town „f Smithfield, N. C„ on Saturday n .-ember 17, 1927, at 12 o'clock M i'or cash, the following- described' :ract of land: "Lying and being jn the tow,, of Sm 11 hfield, N. C„ on the north side 5f Bridge street, and between 51, and Oth streets, and further dp. scribed as follows: “Beginning at a stake on Bridge street, near the Alice Barb,,?,,, house, W. H. Austin’s corner, and runs with said street a westerly direction a distance of 40 fe(.t, thence by a right angle turn in a northerly direction a distance of 150 feet; thence by a right angled turn in an easterly direction 40 feet; thence by a right angled turn in a southerly direction a distance of 150 feet to the beginning, elm mining a fractional part of an ac re, and being the lot or parcel of land upon which the Alice Bar hour house is now located." This November 14, 1927. F. H. BROOKS, Commissioner. NOTICE OP SALK Ur.Ur and by virtu* „f t)l„ pmvrr of sale contained in a tain mortgage deed executed the 11th day of June, 1:127 |1V B, Jones and wife, Ida R. J, to the undersigned, recorded ;n Book 21* at page 1115 i„ ,lle ollic, ol the Register of Deeds of ston county, default having- beer maile in the payment of the n ,i„ eci-ureil theieby, the undersigned Will offer foi sale to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Johnston county, N. c., ;1 twelve o’clock noon on Mamin-, the 12 day of December, 11127 the following described tract of land lying and being in Clayton town ship. Johnston County, X. c.: , Being that lot conveyed by R. N. Simms, Commissioner, lu John R. Pool and I)r. H. .A. Hocult by dud -Sept, 20, 1 Dint, and front;,,',. 105 feet on Ellington street, and 105 feet deep, and being referred '■n as lot No. 1 in tiu- Special Pm. eeedings entitled: "J. C. Elling-am, ,li„ Administrator of J. C. Elling ton, Sr., deceased, et als, vs. W. J. Noting, et a!-," and known ns tile lot conveyed to II. ]!. Kjl,- l,v John R. Pool and wife, Mary Pooi, by deed April 25, llilti. Reference is specifically made to said deed-. Tiiis S day of November, 1P27 THE MERCHANTS FERTILIZER & PHOSPHATE CO., Mortgagee. Blow A Police Whistle Townley—‘’You remember the recipe for cooking a hare. It tic gins: ‘First catch your hare.’ ” Hubbubs— "That’s old. The up. to-date version begins: 'I’ir-t .and your cook.’ "—Boston Tran 1 ript.^ Soda low! TT AVE you bought your Nitrate of Soda? Now is -*■ A- the time to do it. Last season many farmers waited too long...then were unable to get it and had to use other things. “Once is enough,” they say. This year they re making sure of their Soda by ordering nou1. Chilean Nitrate of Soda is the only nitrogen that meets every cotton requirement. It sets a fine crop ahead of weevils and makes good in spite of fleas, flood or drought. It has no acid effect on your soil. It won t burn your hands or your clothes. There is no substitute foi it...and farmers who realize this are farmers who make money. Now, with cotton high and Soda low, you are in a line position. Don t take any chances. Put in your order and be on the safe side, while the price of Nitrate of Soda is so favorable. It's Soda—Yot Lurk! Almost c\ery cotton champion in ’25 and ’26 used Nitrate ol Soda. I)o you ihir.k that just happened? Think of the Lest crops in your section this year. Does it just happen that they \veie Soda crops? Check back on field demonstrations. Does it just happen that Nitrate of Soda alu-ays shows up best? Everywhere it’s the same story—it is Soda, not luck—that makes profitable crops. That is why we urge you to buy now. V/e use and have used Nitrate of Soda for years on cotton of S6 bales on 75 acres < 3 1X25 and 100 bales on 100 acres in 1926.” L. D MOSELEY Edut-vioud Kurin, Kinston, N C. Chilean Nitrate of Soda educational bureau !‘r„1,1,tg.. ItaMgh, V O I h,i Ugn III ».<.,> Ililli u o .1.. ----
The Smithfield Herald (Smithfield, N.C.)
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