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THE JOHNSTONIAN—SUN, SELM*^., N. C.
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OSKA PKNNKW'KLL
KOI,AND I IKLDS
H. ,1. C I IHKKLL
M\RV GKANT BAIDGV
.11MOK NIOVV.S
fbn- JiJ/j'ur ('la.-.'; lit' rii-lioa Hifjh
t^3id J» rja.*;.- meftin;^ .Mondaj altcr-
. rib»o. .Ml'-. K. V. W'liiiiunl, itnij ot
.Jimioi- Cla-ss grade mothers was
and jiresented to th.o cla.s-
i fi»vo!y picture. Plan.- lor a Christ-
party were made and comniit-
were ajipointed.
DEBATi; (M'H .MEETS
■ :i* Eiccond meeting of the Ue-
(.'luh was held in tlie audi-
•-•rriiitn *a.st Wednesday. A short de-
lii.'fr- on the (luery: Resolved; That,
Ml T!i ( arolina Made a Mistake in
totarning the Eighteenth Aitiend-
os jc, was given by old member- .of
-shib. The club will meet every
'*• -ne-dav and Friday.
K)()TBAU> NEWS
'■>.f Selma High team was de-
la-t Friday by a powerful
Hope eleven 33-0. The Spring
men outweighed the Selma
b> a large margin. .Allho.u.gh
■g+e .-ii.ma boys lost, they put up a
v/TS'iidirt fight. This was the last
,,r the season. There were no
■"vd-Tanding players for S))ring Hope
vy Marv'in .Adams, Selma tackl",
v! i. 'f' an outstanding game.
cHi-viF. ECONOAIK'S NEWS
-econd year da.-.; of the
l,.''momics Department 'will
• »'large of the chapel program
s ; of-sday. The girls have ju t
■I -‘.E'-' d ■viiol dresses, and these
’ « im exhibit. The subject of
.( ,1.. .raiu will be “Wool, It.- His-
vod Manufacture.'’
' first year classes have oom-
• ; 0 their first aprons and the
:.'i!e Fliit.
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B\ND NEW.S
"•and of Selma Hi.gh is doing
*'d work under the leadership
Baines. The boys meet two
of every week for practice,
and boy.- are as follows;
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E iiiam Adam-
■ in Godwin
c.il Woodard
(.is- Morn-
mi. Woodard
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or:-.: .Archer Woodard
Brown
o.n '.Vh-tahor
;r riid'or
I. Ho Ilf-..
n; ■ a oood i.-i 'V ’lo '.ianc''.'
; ii ; t., . year. H ey .iw :i
it D .11
. 1: oiling
s - ti-;mc-s
iLoiiin.-
lirov 11
C. W .-rlcy
. .-me -
M. Willett-
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L.i oi-ge
• I ( .-eech
J acobs
HIGH S( HOOE CHAPEE
■'o.' junior Cla-s had charge of
iiCiir f.iapel exerci.-es Tuesday after-
. Air. Crain led the devotional,
V.rietz gave a splendid talk on
'*r'h;':‘V'-giv'm.g, and Ida Bell Wall re-
- it' •.
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BA.sRbTT BAU, NEWS
fi'L tio\s have reported for
'loll practice, enough for
t-i io.'.-. So far the boy.s have
oiiooi court. If no court is
. this season’.s .games will
WEt'd out of town. If anyone
Vi: tivipty huilding that can be
c" an indoor court the .Athletic
-■i'.m will be glad to get it.
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Mari'! m Rrietz, of Oxford,
. IV . thanksgiving here with
■ -fimt-.. Mr. and Mr-. Geo. E.
- .Siip will he accomp.i ded by
iivii.i. Miss Helen Goodwin, of
'..m. \ C.
tt r. G Hobb.s was a special
at the banouet g'von for the
?58B«*#wrs of ihe Fourth District in
ib.-.m last Friday night, at the
ncviUT-on hotel.
■nitesi FOR
itarm about
rI’.AT — Two-horse
-ix miles north of
l^aai Ha.s two tobacco barns and
tobacco land. Renter must
■aibV to furnish his own team
.IMS run himself. -Apply to R. P.
ihrt>ett. Selma, N. C.
SCATTERED
THURSDAY, NOV. 30. 1P33.
Pre.-ident Roosevelt goes to the
Georgia springs to take the bath.-,
Postma;-ter General Farley i,- going
to Europe on a vacation. Secretary
Hull is on a good-will tour of South
America, and Secretary of the
-Navy Swanson has been riding
around the Pacific on a battle ship
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
The United State.s Civil Service
Comini .sion will accept application.s
until December 1 for po.sit'ons of
forest survey, forest recreation, and
forest land actiuisit'on.
The salaries range from .¥2,600 to
■?G,400 a year, le s a deduction of
not to exceed 15 per cent as a
mea;-ure of economy and a retire
ment deduction of 3 1-2 per cent.
Full information may be o'otained
from J. Robt. Barbour, Secretary of
the United States Civil Service Board
of Exam'ners, at the post office,
Smithfield, N. C.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Thanks, Folks! Thanks
Although we have been in business but
a short while, our business has increased
from week to week until we are all
“tuned up” to say—
Under and by virtue of the power
conservationist- (forestry) of var-|of sale contained in a certain
ous grades, to fill vacancies unier deed of trust dated April 23, 1931, !
recorded in Book 273, Page 194, in '
the office of the Register of Deeds ,
of John.ston County, executed by |
Pias Hudson, and wife, Nettie Hud- ]
son, to the undersigned Trustee. ;
securing certain indebtedness, and '
THANK YOU, Folks! THANK YOU!
the Forest Service, Department of
.A.griculture. These new positions
have been created by the emergency
work approved by the Puhl'c Works
Board a.s a pait of the National
Recovery Act program ,and ap
for making it possible for us to speak
from the bottom of our heart this great
Thanksgiving Season. '
po'ntments niav he only for the
duration of such work.
A separate ii t of eligibles in each
; default having been made in the ,
■payment of .said indebtedness, the
holder of same demanded foreclo
sure, the undersigned trustee will
on Friday, the 8th day of Decem-
- ur u 1 r 1, her, 1933, at 12 o’clock M., at the
rade will be estabhshed for each gourt Hou-e door in Smithfield, N.
of the following* optionals: Erosion I offer for sale to the highest
Here is wishing you all a Happy day
this Thanksgiving Season.
control, .silviculture, range manage
ment. forest or range ecology, for
est economic.s, forest administrat'on,
T omorrow -Thursday
Thanksgiving!
We hope you all enjoy it. We take this
method of thanking you for your patron
age in the past. Don't forget that our Big
Nelling Out Sale is still going on. Gome
and see for yourself the Bargains we are
bidder for cash. the following des
cribed tract of land;
First Tract; Beginning at a stake
at the road near the fish pond and
I runs N. 99 poles to a stake; thence
W. 56 poles to u stake, the corner
jof all four lots; thence South 110
I poles to a -take on the road and
I five pointers; thence the road to
the beginning, containing 33 acres.
Second Tract; Beginning at a
stake at the road P. B. Johnson’s
corner and runs South 10 E. 19.50
chains to a .stake in J. 0. Tart’s
o'ciginal line; thence N. 8 1-2 W
16 chains to a st.ike at the road;
thence as the road W. 61 E. 7
chains to she beginning, containing
13 1-4 acre.-.
The successful bidder will be re
quired to make deposit of ten per
cent of hie bid on day of .-ale as
pledge of his good faith.
This the 7th dav of November,
1933. ■
MACK M. JERNIGAN, Trustee
TERRELL GROCERY
Phone 42-J We Deliver,
Selma, North Carolina
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS
Thanksgiving!
offering. Ask vour neighbors about it-
nothing left out. Our entire stock of Gro
ceries, Flour, Feeds, Mattresses and Beds
must go. 15e on time Friday morning, an
other lot of Specials will be on the Bar
gain counter.
Sanitary Grocery
(. H. (Hub) BROWN, Mgr.
Selma, N. C.
Under and virtue of sale contain
ed in that certain deed of trust exe
cuted by James Johnson, and wife,
-Agnes Johnson, dated March 9th,
1931, recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of John'ton
county ,in Book 273, Page 128, to
T. H. Sansom, Trustee, notice is
hereby given that the undersigned
trustee on account of the default
made in the payment of the indebt
edness secured by said ded of trust,
will offe for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for ca h at the
Courthouse Dooi', Smithfield, N. C.,
on Friday, the 8th day of December,
1933, at 12 o’clock M., the following
described trait of land;
Beginning at a stake in the cen
ter of the Benson road and run.- at
Bertie Hayes line N. 50 Fh 36.50
chains to a stake in Pias Hud.-on’s
line; thence as his line S. 50 E.
At this Thanksgiving Season we desire to
thank our many Friends and Gustomers
for their liberal patronage during the past
year and trust you will continue to give us
a share of your business during the com
ing year.
Selma, N* G.
Grocery
21 chains to a stake, S, M, John
son’s corner ;thence as his line S.
50 W. 40 chains to a stake his
corner in John C. Jernigan’.- line at
a ditch; thence as John C. Jernx-
gan’s line and passing his corner;
thence with the L. E. Turnage
line N. 30.30 W. 15.50 chains''to a
stake Turnages’ corner at a ditch;
thence as Turnage’s line and as
ditch N. 87.30 W. 6 chains , to
stake In the center of the Benson
road; thence as said road N. 3 W.
2 50 chains to the beginning, con
taining 74.80 acres, more or less.
For further description see deed
of S. M. Johnson, and wife, Mary
Johnson ,to James Johnson, office
of the Register of deeds of John
ston county, in Book 220, Page 119.
The successful bidder will be re
quired to make deposit of ten per
cent of his bid at time of sale as
pledge of his good fa'ith.
This 7th day of November ,1933.
T. H. SANSOM, Trustee.
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'T HUNTED all day
long... and just knocked
’em cold.
"I smoke Chesterfields all
vcorld... they’re mil der! ”
the cigarette that’s MILDER the cigarette that TASTES BETTER
© 1935, Liggett «c Mybrs Tobacco COr
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