Notice of Sale
Under and by virtue of that certain
deed of trust made by Moses B.
Browning and Florence Browning, his
wife, to me as trustee, dated the 12th
day of January, A. D. 1929, and re
corded in the office of the Register
©f Deeds for Halifax County, North
Carolina, in Book No. 389. at Page
No. 593, on the 16th day of January .
1929, default having been made in
the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured, and at the request of
the holder of the note evidencing the
the said indebtedness, I will, on Sat
urday, February 15th, A. I>., 1330, at
the hour of 12:00 o’clock, Noon, :n
front of the Barking House of the j
Citizens Bank & Trust Company, in j
Rosemary, Halifax County, North J
j Carolina, offer for sale at public auc- |
Jtion to the highest bidder for < asn. 1
j th efollowing described property, noth 1
, personal and real, lying and b :ng
Report of the Condition of the
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY
At Rosemary, North Carolina, to the Corporation
Commission at the Close of Business on
the 31st Day of December, 1529
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. .... ... $248,533.27 j
Overdrafts ... 5.701
Furniture and Fixtures, . . 4,836.03
Cash in Vault and Amounts Due From Approved De
pository Banks 22,201.64
Checks for Clearing and Transit Items 3.028.62
Cash Items (Held Over 24 Hours) 22.01
Other Assets _ - 318.16
TOTAL ... $278,945.43
LIABILITIES !
Capital Stock Paid In .. S 25.000.00
Surplus Fund - 4.000.00.
Undivided Profits (Net Amount) 1,621.32;
Other Deposits Subject to Check 117,578.00,
Deposits. Due State of North Carolina and any Official
Thereof: Secured 85,624.88 5,624.88
Demand Certificates of Deposit ((Due in Less than
30 Days 13,000.00 ^
Cashiers Checks Outstanding 367.22
Certified Checks Out-landing 190.S i
Time Certificates of Deposit (Due on or After
30 Days) 39,503.16
Rediscounts _ 20.000.00
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TOTAL $278,943.43
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HALIFAX—ss.
F. L. Nash, Cashier, A. L. Clark, Director, and F. D. Wilson,
Director of the Citizens Bank & Trust Co., each personally ap
peared before me this day, and, being duly sworn, each for himself,
says that the foregoing report is true to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
F. L. NASH, Cashier,
A. L. CLARK. Director,
t F. D. WILSON, Director.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 11th day of
-Ian., 1930.
EVELYN T. BROWN. Notary Public.
My commission expires 4-23-30.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
GROCERY STORE
For 18 years the firm of TAYLOR and
COLLIER has served this community
with Heavy and Fancy Groceries,
Meats and Vegetables —— We intend
to continue our record of faithful ser
vice in 1930 and solicit your patron
age.
DELIVERY SERVICE
You can always rely on our Delivery
Service to bring your merchandise to
door. Expensive to us, it is a valuable
service to you at many times.
CASH OR CREDIT
We are willing to carry on our Books
all those who merit this service for a
Reasonable Period.
PHONES 24 AND 298
TAYLOR & COLLIER
Corner Roanoke Ave. and First Street
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina
situate in Roanoke Rapids Township,
Halifax County, State of North Caro
lina, more particularly defined and
described as follows:
First-—Lot No. 4, beginning at a
stake in Tillery’s line, 3 chains from
his S. V. corner, and running thence
X. 75 E. 1 chain to a stake; thence X.
7 \Y. 10 chains to Chockoyotte creek;
thence up the creek to Tillery’s line;
thence Tillery’s line S. 7 E. 10 chains,
containing one (1) acre. Reference i<
hereby made to that deed from W. !•'.
Panic!, as admin i-trator of Jacksou
Paniel, deceased, with the wi’l annex
ed, to Magg:e Branch, dated Septem
ber 15th. 101 1. and duly recorded in
Book 274. page !!o. in the Register*.
off:, e for li \.x County. North
Carolina, a ml : the last will and
• - • a : of the < .id Maggie Branch
duly ; rebated and recorded in Will
Book 1 i. Page 1 lo. in the office of the
Clc: k of the Sup. rit»r Court of Hali
fax County. X Carolina.
Second—That house and two (2»
acres of land, m *re or less, beginning
at an iron stake, formerly Mag
Branch’s Southeast corner, and run
ning then v X. 10 1-2 E 7 chains tv'
the point where the old road cr. s- s
Chockyotte creek; thence up the
creek to {.ma rly Mag Branch’s cor
ner; the: v e her line S. 7 E. to the be
ginning. two (2) acres, more or less.
Reference is hereby made to the deed
from Wells D. Tillery and wife to
Maggie Branch, dated August 1st. A
lb. I PC. and duly recorded in the
Register’s office aforesaid, and to the
last will ami testament of the said
.Maggie Branch, as aforesaid.
Third Those two (2) lots Nos. 32
and 33 as shown on the map of the
Patterson and Horner land, block No.
2'.'. said map being duly recorded in
Rook No. 233. at page No. 7. in the
' 'e istei N office aforesaid. These lots
n the South
ti; of Street (new’.v opened street in
1* and run back at right angles
t.i said street, between parallel lines,
one hundred and sixty-five (1«.’*5) feet
to the line of P.i -ck No. 311. Refer
( - is hereby made to the deed from
1.. S. Hod gens and wife. On.ie Hoflgens
1.. C. Shell and wife. Fffie Shell, to
.Moses Browning, dated dune (Uh,
mi l. and duly recorded in Book 3G4,
Page 103. in the Register’s office
aforesaid.
Fourth—-One (1) dark bay horse
mule, eight (Si years old. named
Pete; One <1> red mare mule. ten(10)
years old. named Mamie; One (1)
dark bay mare mule. eleven (11)
years old, named Kit; One (1) dark
bay horse mule, named .Jack, twelve
(12) ye;irs old; and one (1) electric
Churn.
I will s* 1’ such of the above des
cribed mult-s a- 1 have in my possess
ion on Satu: lay, February 15th, A.
D.. 1030.
Tli s. til,. Nth day of .January, A.
1).. UNO.
A. L. ('PARK,
Trustee.
Place i Sale: Citizens Bank &
Trust IN. Rosemary, N. C.
Date of Sale: Saturday. February
15th. 1
Time of sale: 12:00 O’clock. Noon.
Terms < '' .''ale: Cash.
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TWIN CITY
HAPPENINGS
Mr. j'T’J Mrs. David Green and
family of Charlotte were week-end
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Davis,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Van Dyke and
daughter have returned from a visit
t orelatives at Cherrysville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pridgen, Mrs.
Mary Pridgen, Messrs Collin and Will
Pridgen and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Twid
dy attended the funeral of Mrs. Oli
ver Weeks at Whitakers, last Friday.
Rev. V. H. Grantham attended the
funeral of Mrs. Weeks at Whitakers
last Friday.
Master Coby Williams, who has
been a patient in the hospital for some
time has sufficiently recovered to be
able to return to his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bradley of
Jackson visited Mrs. H. E. Dobbins
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Whitehurst
and Children of Bethel spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Kidd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. DeBerry and
children visited Mrs. Virginia Gar
ner at Skippers, Va., last Sunday.
Mr. Arthur Williams spent Sun
day in Henderson with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. W. H. Jones has returned from
a visit to rer daughter, Mrs. J. E.
Grant, in Richmond.
Mrs. R. L. Martin and children have
returned from a visit to Mrs. Martin’s
sister, Mrs. Brown, in New Bern.
Mr. and Mrs. Abbie Pridgen and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Demp
sey Dixon in Whitakers last Sunday.
Mrs. John Wall and son and Miss
Harris of Gasburg, #Va., spent the
week-end in town visiting friends
and relatives.
Ladies Aid Society Number One
of the Christian Church met in the
home of Mrs. J. A. Twiddy last Tues
day night. Members present were:
Mrs. H. M. Waters. Mrs. J. A. Prid
jgen. Mis. I.. F. Woolard, Mrs. Mary
Pridgen. Rev. V. H. Grantham, and
Mrs. Collin Pridgen, One visitor. Mr.
J Bryant Gray.
M>< Virginia Armstrong entei tam
ed a few of her friends at her h mi
Thur-day evening from S till H
o’clock. The guests enjoyed mu
and games then fruit, nuts and can iy
j were served. Those enjoying to '
i h.-s; i;a!ity ,,f Miss Armstrong we •
M -,-s Mildred Tudo»\ Pearl .vm
Ophelia Daniel, .laoieu1 ■ 1'■ •
A"ne tr- mg. Mesrs Fred Mil!' • o
\\ m d. Russell Byrdsong, Clifton !’ 1
g; n. Phillip Newton. Carlton ..
iutt. Duck Finch and Butler Brown.
The Womans Missionary Society of
, i Rosemary Baptish Church held
their regular monthly meeting in the
church last Tuesday afternoon with
tin* president, Mrs. P. K. APsor- ok,
pn siding. The Scripture desi nbing
tin* “City Four Square," was f uiul in
Revelations. The topic of the pro
gram was “Foundation Stone- .' Mrs.
|.!. K. Kirk made an interesting uuk
Lin ‘‘Personal Service.” Mr L K
Kendrick read a paper on "Study.”
Mrs. T. M. .Jenkins made an interest
ing talk on ,‘Our Possession and
Stewardship.” Mrs. Allshrook talked
nil “Prayer and Labor.” Other mem
be'-s presentwere. Mrs. P. A. Cook.
M• s. John Clark. Mrs* S. I*. Drown.
Mis. II. I.. Bryant and Mrs. C. F.
Ogle! roe.
Mrs. !.. !’. Crouch was hostess to
("■'•it' Number Three of tin' Ladies
Aid Society of the Rosemary Baptis
Church at her home on Franklin S .
last Tin -(!ay evening. Jan. 1 t. Tho
president. Mrs. P. \V. Ray presiding.
A splendid repui't of work done hv tin*
circle during last year win made by
the secretary. Mrs. <i. M. Curley. Af
ter the business session a social hou"
was enjoyed at which time the hostess
assisted by her daughter, Miss Dov
ie Crouch, served delicious refresh
ment. The members present v.ire.
Mesdames S. 1>. Brown. P. W. Ray, R.
L. Bryant. A. L. Williams, L. B
Crouch. W. L. Jordan, P. K. Allshrook.
and Mrs. Mattie Williams. The visit
ors were Miss Mildred Jordan an A
Masters Forrest Bryant and Sanforu
Brown.
VoL.ll. .No. 1 \ it :ir« !i.:a < :i < orpar.it.QM_< opNriJit 1 >-9
Co-ops It) Markot i .ottoii
Bn delivering not ion to a. s’ . * no
ot'nrative • •• :on ,n. r
ci ion m.-i of ■ 1
Cj>**n nui!; :. t • .* ■ r i; •
get uimos: ti.e nr-* sen’ local s-il.
Prii O '»:> t*.»’ ” : •' 1
f:' uu his >:i. '> ii":i ' • • >■
ton is i •; i.:.v s. .'I. : <» v ■ • •••' ’ >'• •'
reasonable e.- ■ •- n of ■ ■ » a • -
tli: Ion il non . T‘ :• no :: '
plan ; emir *h . i !• farm
ers t iunn vlvi'S. s.i. s .1. \. Kv of
t ; > U. S. I>o • i.i* :i; of .agricul
ture.
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•• probably t b« b«> t pb* ' of to
ll > o in this -<• •. • i. c od V-C
DurleyTob. '01 ' • ‘
you reciunnion i A**’, more t:vm
pleased. ■* S. W . keys, Glade
Spring. Va.
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Diversilicalion al La-t
"The report that farm conditions
are generally excellent is further
proof that business conditions are
sound. Improvement has been
marked, despite local slumps. This
is partly due to diversification,
which is now at list being prac
ticed. No longer are farmers coni
Ple: -iv wit- d ■ '.v"cn any single
ciop fails." AYw York Times.
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F.nh indi i.hial leaf is handled do
t in t ;u i.Mi.n.-v area, t • pr -
p ... k i.,r: l.t si..mc tobacco forcigi.r
Canada !- Loarniiij:, Tot)
"As the p!..nt food content of the
( ! cdi.in • h.u !v di*n:ms:'.«
f mners realic.e more and more the
V lue I f ten ; 1.. ers in obtaining in
creased yields." Commerce Reports.
V-O- —
Hydrogen gas will harden peanut
oil so it will stand even tropical heat
without melting. After the oil is
taken out. the by-product makes a
good flour, high in protein content
and fine for feeding animals as well
as U*r human food lit dietaries.
I
1*1 T 1*0011 LANDS BACK
••Marginal and sub-mr.reinnl :
lami i.. luiv ;T "o-'ivc > .\cr. low
star. 1 .rcls of li’ io •• sm s ^ :
si i .i -s Kou*. i D >■’ ••• to *'*
o! l ie suet la..*-l Tmn 0..-:. uiture
ami as ,t to i s lo u *.o ,;c use ;
such as • Pro ms o a: !
i -1 ;»h.“ J.; i .-ev. u :nsty
Colic,.a of Agricm. tie.
C r ton racr.s <;■>• - l on tl °
Il.v OI tin . - '%ail u-5 on tae
Sc. I nu;.ib*:: of uahs.
Nl’W lilt. Jil.iUiMKll ^V-tCIll
“Several states of tl’.e south ". 111 |
this yeai trail d**r t:..*nr e l
from their t u.ie-honor* •! istomof
ss i*inu i>::*»sphor!i acid first to tl.o
interna* 'i.i vl s»si.'iu i.*f si.ituiR ni- ,
:rotten, o' **si : .ori" aci ! • t .
E. I., r 'v.'i' c. President. National ;
: Fertilizer Assn.
I
America ^.ue-cured tobicco i? sit
ting nrer.v. The world is stroking !
more cl,-. wvrt;-« c.vry year, and j
foreign rsoductionuf the Hue-cured
is limned.
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No tv It V \ our 'I’urii
Ever h' ir of the man who
got so scored when he heard
the burglar the. Ins : d e
teeth eh. 11 tesed in i In gi ss
of w.uer.’ Yes* Well, then.
did you over hour of the
Ot .' T fellow who w: > • • ugly
t o when he kited out as a
scarecrow the crows hurried
j home and brought bn. k corn
they'd been stealing for
three years'* Attaboy! Three
cheers tor V-C!
•• used V-C Fish & Potash Com
' pound and my corn is in inches
1 higher, and better m all ways. Mian
I where I used none." —John Lurz.
j Sinking Spring, l’a.
Science Adds Millions
Farmers and farm leaders of
■; iria have funv.-Ked a striking
c. pie of how tv -id millions of
to agricultural income by
' mg y. iemisic nm:bods. A
r ear.- ago tobacco was a com
, numpcrtant- crop in the
>. rodiy it ranks second in
v . • 'ii'o agricultural leaders
; .ad exactly what i.vpes of soil
• 1 ad ipted to lids crop. ln
. t Georgia fame, rs of t Iso
f. and t.. :s injured the rapid
-li of a nig’.:!./ important in
:vs Or H G. Kip tit. of tlie
U. Department of Agriculture.
ViiLizcB? arc expected to con
tain p- :i. phosphoric acid and
pi ro ii The time i. coining win n
the . \«. 111 :>e ’...ore comple-.. Nitrogen
cm . used from the air. but es
nti I minerals cannot.” Florida,
An industrial Survey.
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I et's Keep It Secret!
T . ere t. taring on growing cot
ton. m ftiu ;l.er state of Ura/.il the
mans of Pa/a. Pernambuco and
the vv.o o'her states that
cntT«:i li.-.vn there, produce
•• mi !!)••: o;«»: respectively,
a wouldn't they do if they had
•• ) v-C Fish K- Potash mix
tr.r-* I m 111 • f 11 wit" t 1111*1 real* 1
i n excel! -tit harvest. Am well sutis
... i. ii i e ordered throe tons f->r
i Calvin Holtzman, Sink
ing Spring. Pa.
Now Lool. to Quality
• Qualitative production is the
next stage. We must lie able to say
that, it a certain soil is fed with a
certain plant food it will produce
fiber of a certain uuality the val
uable fiber that is needed today.” —
Dr. E. C. Brooks. President. North
Carolina College of Agriculture.
VIRi;iMA CAKOI.INA CHEMICAL CORPORATION
When You Read In The Paper
Where some friend of yours has started construction of a
new home you sigh enviously, wish that you, too, might
be able to start work on that home which you have desired
for so long a time.
OUR ASSOCIATION WILL HELP YOU
We can help make your dreams become a reality. Our
new series of stock has just started. Books are now open
for the receipt of shares. They cost only a few cents a
week. Why not become a member?
Rosemary Building & Loan Assoc.
F. D. WILSON. President F. L. NASH, Vice President
S. J. BOUNDS, Secretary A. L. CLARK, Attorney
DIRECTORS
F. D WILSON S.M. THOMPSON RUCK TAY?or°BB
F. L. NASH p t GRIMMER . BUCK TAYLOR
S. J. BOUNDS geo H TAYLOR J. H. MATKINS
A. L. CLARK LEO. H. lAii.UK LEE WHEEDEN
ROOK BUILDING Rosemary, N. C. PHONE 346-J