THE HERALD
Of The Twin Cities
ROANOKE RAPIDS—ROSEMARY
“The Home-Printed Paper’’
Formerly The Roanoke Rapids Herald
CARROLL WILSON, Publisher and Editor
Entered as Second Class matter April 3rd, 1914. at the
Postoffice at Roanoke Rapids, No:th Carolina, under Ac*
of March 3rd, 1S79.
PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS
Ol'R ANNIVERSARY
February is an eventful month in America'-,
history. It is the birth anniversary of two of os,
great national leaders, some think, our two great
est: Washington and Lincoln.
Surely, each lived and led in the two most cri
tical periods of our nation’s history. In man-,
ways their public careers were analagous. L„ th
passed through trying experiences of seeing their
beloved country torn with internal strife: both
made bitter political enemies: both were aged ami
tried by selfishness, bickering, jealousy and in
tolerance of little people long since forgotten:
both left their imprint, clear and irrevocable, on
the pages of history, the hearts of their country
men. the tablets of our memory.
February is also an eventful month f r us.
One year ago this month. THE HERALD, news
paper and printing plant, came under a new ma
nagement. We cannot speak for the years before
with authority. Sufficient that this has been a
mo-1 difficult year as will be the years that lie im
mediately ahead. How much of that can be'blam
ed to the past i questionable and now of small
concern.
We called on the local business ( <"i'e foe
support, moral and finats dal. We cal’ si on the
citizens for their support. And it is with a g’vat
deal of pride and plea are. now one year 1 t r, wt
can record i • re the IV. ,-t that the Twin s ha'. ■
given us tu tinted support and cooperation. Th<
mil’s, til" Virginia Electric and Power C.c. re
chants, business men. proft s bona! re : . t[ ■
schools i'.r.d church -s, all have rallied to ■■ ir e seo
and it is with heartfelt thanks to you all that we
face the beginning of the second year with the
firm d termination to give this eommiir.it/ a
newspaper it will be proud of and a sues es.-l'i.,
printing business that w.!' serve the neec.s - i 11:
community and furnish employment to many n*-r
sons.
One year airo this month, THE HERALD
force con.* isted of the editor, one Johnny Jeanette,
now m'ssing, and Roosevelt Boyd, colored handy
man and “printers’ devil.”
Today. THE HERALD has one of the largest
forces employed by any local concern outside of
the mills and Power Co., the laundry, bakery and
possibly one other. The editor and Roosevelt a»**
still with us. In addition there are the following:
B. C. Allen, printer-foreman; J. O. DeVar
printer-sample dept, foreman: W. J. Bussey, lino-j
type machinist-operator: C. \Y. Casper, pressman- I
compositor; Robert Bendall. pressman; Ear! Gad
dy. advertising solicitor: and in the sample d 1
nartment. Misses- Ozie Hughes, Mary D:;on. Ini
Mae Williams and Janet Wright.
The present annual payroll of THE HERA!
s over fifteen thousand d 'lars. and we can
:y say that PS ; r cent >f that payroll i- ' !
t here at hi m- cur --' rhyies pr.' ioi . i
practice t>"'b;:M- ; t horn*
We ws nt to At li
families from th » < ■;-u’c n |,r,. ... t -
■ 1 -■ Twin Cit ts by THE HI . ■ D to v rk l ri
■i Tint the past year. Every now family lvpre
ents another new set of c: ' no u for Tw o. t
business men.
You can help us by e ntinoing your s; 1
business support and cooperation. For the patron
age. the assistance, the friendships of ISfcitV
are most thankful. Y-m i-.-ve made a difficult
task lighter. Even in this 1 f hour of bnsine.-s
depression, we face 1 1 with fearless hearts and.
the grim desire to do our .-hare in building a bet
ter. healthier, huppin', it a.re prosperous commu
nity.
SEI.UNC THEM IN 1930
We wish to call to tl ■ attention ot' our ad
vertisers the article in next week’s issue;
by Roger Babson. world famous tatistican. on the
subject of advertising in 1930. Mr. Babson brings
home the truth of the theory that the real time to
advertise is when business is slow: when every!
known legitimate pro.vs- of stimulation should I
be resorted to by the business man to increase |
his salt's, to ere; me sales resistance, to create |
desire for hi- m. iviis>-, to make good Intsi- j
ness where poor business might prevail.
Mr. Babson further impresses the import-J
aloe of truthful advertising. Many a failure
m edit i" traced to t’r. t:. s . f shady, exaggerat
ed or id;.:!: ui t i'iu i■:'ii a-i'el tising-. -bowing the I
power and of advertising per se. -
; roper kind of advertising will bring good whole
si me res - > will viper a rt i w< r
in the -ip;msi;e c'ua■' ::■ in.
It is with pleasur The Herald announces
• ■ era. v d aih t ti.-t; v n nt’r Is fr< rn ’ val eon .
trns d ring Tr JO which \v< i pe will prove a
b! ting to tl m will i r in a :liggt r
ai. I la tter home town ! aper f -r their customers, i
W. J. NORWOOD ANNOrVT.S
\V. J. Norwood of this city has anm ccd lus
candidacy for nomination for R pr'ser.tative to
the State Legislature. Halifax County s. nils two
Representatives and Senator to the Legis
lature. Mr. Norwood is v mpleting his second i
term Represcntath •. during which time h
has l’ait!:ful!y represent ■ his constituency. He is
a young man of splendid character and pleasing j
personality. With his past experience at Raleigh
he is in a position to p pre.-ent Halifax County,
v. ith succe- sf-il acum: n. e- ecially as the next two |
years will be fraught v l:h political and legislative I
problems. At this writ! e. no other official an
nouncements have been made.
Trustee Sale of Land
I’ndre and By virtue *.h»» power
conferred on the undo.signc-d Trustee
in a certain Deed f Trust from f .
D. Williams t » George C. Green.
Trustee, dated the 19th day of Decem
ber. 1928. and r.corded in Be k
page 481, Registers of.'; - of Halifax
County, default having been made n
the payment therein secured, and at
the request t the holder of said in
debtedness the undi r-dgned Trustee
will on the 2 1th day of F Bruary.
1930. in front tk R- anoke Bank & '
Trust ('- mpany V- tiding. 1! -an -ke Ra- ;
pids, North Car i:nn. 12."' o < b>r : I
M.. sell at pub ic auri.on. *.■■ th-* high
est bidder, f r cash, the following'
described real estate to-w:t:
“Those four --erta-n lots ■••• parcel .
of land lying. -kuate and b-'.ng near
the Town of B a • ■ R o - • ■ R ’ :
County, N. C.. and !•- • ■' • '• ' n t
side of Roanoke Aver:--. a-l k wn •
and desigv',’.u-<! a.--- 1 •Ul *
tired Eighteen*.'.la.rP !, ndr. il l
Twenty (620), Six Hundred T" ay
two (622), and Six Hundred T»»::iy
Four (62-1), era. h,t front- y !
ty Five feet on said An-: ue and run
ning back t!„- ame width betwi on
parallel line.-- at i ight angles to said
Avenue, One hur. ■ ■■1 a : i 1
(14*1) feet to an alley, as wn an:
the map or plats of ■ prop ty ot
the Roanoke Rapids P - - - 1 -or. ;
made by ('. F. Gore and Company.
Engineers, of Weld. t. V- h ( ar tn i,
December IS, l!)t.r>, and of record in
the office of the Re - - ' 1 ’'-Ad
for Halifax County, North Carolina,
in Plat Book No. 1, pages N'os. 11, Id.
13 and 14. refer, nee h whl it map
hereby expressly made fur a greater
certainty of description."
This 23rd day of January, 1930.
CEO. C. GREEN,
4t-feb 20 Trustee.
—
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF
LAND SALE
North Carolina,
§ Halifax County.
; Pursuant to the power and authori
n' ty confuted by tha tcertain deed of
t|y trust executed by J. A. Meeder to B.
R. Williams. • . *ee, dated <••: -h.-r
27th. Idl'd, and r -rded in B->( 1; ’.17.
page l*d. of th. Register of D< --N !'
Halifax C--unt\. State afore.-a id. aid
default having r • *-n made in the pay
ment of th-1 in Idto-ln* ss there' •.
cured at mat i it '. and having bee
request-d p> do by the holler of
said ii’drht vines-. the undersigned
tru t'.r will .-n MONDAY, MAh'* !I
TIIR 17th. Id.'", at 12 o’clock M.. :n
front of the court house door in *hc
Town ■ Halifax. North Carolina.
II at ! >3SI a o ’i«.n to the highest
bidder for cash, subject to rais'-d bid
id! the : ‘ r- t f the said -J. A. Me- ;
- r i.n ami to a nir. tract or pared
of land in F.->an -ke Rapids. Halifax
County, N nth Car ilina. and descrih
as follow- :
Th -so certain !■ ts of h-u 1 : •
the Town f Roanoke Rapids, Halifax
County. N' .rth Carolina, situated on
the Wt.-1 side of Hamilton Sv-.g at
its interse* t*«-n w ith S -*•-»id St- -- t.
fronting each thirty riili feet on the
W- -t side of Har'd It-.-n Street, and
running back each the -ame w idth * •
t--t n parallel lines at right an :1
to said Hamilton St. -- • ■ n.-- r uu ir*d
kn and de ’gn:.‘ • i as L-ts NY-.
137 (• n<* hundred thwty ) and
139 (o! hundred .
shown on tin- maps or plats < f the
property of the Roanoke Rapid' Row
er C >rnpany, in and near th:• T v "i
«f R.onu »ke tR ;>:ds. N't"’'
o: re ord in the office of the IR ,., <•.
of Reeds of Halifax C'mutv, Nor'1.
, Carolina, reference to which is lure
I by expressly made f r great, r cci
tie.ty < f desrript'on, and being the
•••nis lots of land cowered to •». P.
! Robinson bv deed of -I. R>. O'Bria'r.
j record in the aforesaid office, refi r
• r to which is also made for ;,rcau i
certainty of description.
Dated this the 10th day of Febru
ary, 1030.
B. C. WILLIAMS
Trustee.
•J. II. Taylor. Attorney.
2-13 out 3-13
Notice of Sale
By virtue of the authority contain
ed in a certain deed of trust exe
luted ' r. ■ 29th clay June. 1929,
11\ \Y Zuhriskie to J. II. Allsbrook. |
T u • uded in th- office of the ;
• Heeds fur H.i’ifax Coun- [
*y, N •• Carolina, in !’• k 401 n*
' .it-fault ha\'.r be**n mane
n th*‘ !vment "f the a Not *dr.n~s
th-:Cy secured, the under.-: treed
'1 • r ■ ■ . 1 t.n the 2sth la*, of Feb
ru . • " at 12:20 oV* . M. in
:>• postoffioe «! in the
T n i! >anoke Tiapi ' . Halifax
< . ’th Carolina. of! * sale
: ? ;■ . :• M. t ion to the l.u o
(!• - a the followin-r 1 - i •. - I
r< a! •• ty. to-wit:
r ;» ee (:n l-.ts of la- 1 -itu
• the Town of lloni !. • Ua
n li; il'liX County. N" •! • a 1 *’ »
- -n:in*r thirty (20) fe-t • a the
i; : • (!-> of Hamilton Street ..nd
! ;.::d designated as 1.- * - Nos.
:. i T ■ ■ '
:: : Hundred Thirty (920) and Nine
. -.1 I irty 1 iVi) r’>-» on map
r. . 1 y W. W. La Prade & P»- .. of
t • * * i t :e office f the Regi r of
ntv,
Book 2 at page ID.*. refer
. .• r;. which is here made.
Tt • -ale - f the above pr-.p. ' ' '•'ill
: r.vola •' ibb".’t to one prior Ted of
trust - f W. H. Zabr'skie t • L R. ABs
j.r .k. T •astep. dated June 29th,
lag:-, orded in the of/ *■ . *' the
of Deeds in R • k 1'1 at
I i:.ii:e - urng the payr.n nt of the
; • urn «.f S'.V'O.oO ro the R ;.ru>ke Ua
jr ds Propel lies. Incorporated.
| This i:.»tire dated aval p.-ted the
27th day of January, 1 T10.
JULIAN R. ALLSEROOK,
4t-feb 20 Trustee.
I —-□—r
Bladder Irritation
If fundi 'nnl Bladder L .Tati n 1 >
Turks your sleep, or causes Burn up
or Itching Sensation, B ickache, I. g
Pains, or muscular aches, making you
f el tired, depressed and discouraged,
why not try the C ystex 48 Hour Test?
Don’t give up. Get Cystex today.
Put it to the test. See for yourself
how quickly it works and what it
does. Money, back if it doesn't bring
quick improvement, and satisfy you
completely. Try Cystex today. Only
60c. Taylor-Matthews Drug Co., Inc.,
Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
Whipple Wins Contest
(Continued front page 3)
ditional revenue for state put p s*r
Crcat improvements have ’em nal
iz*'d. Our state school sy T im c ru
pares favorably with the school
• ms of progress ve st • -
in- the last 30 years the popula. r
• • state ha^ increase ! 33 :
while the money spent f r ‘
poses has increased noaC; *
or 3.. :.•)*» p. r cent. Tr
cr - a so of pr s ;>. * it;.* ard . j •
r!;-,. , d cur st at a am ’
on f the nut'; n.
In the early eighties the
. was in its in'an . a: i
■ v .. the mo.-t in«?g ' ’ > ' ‘
•••• ■. . Few pe >p!c had
> •- future to invest »r. ;t- '
.. ii - arcely any or.e c u’d :
i*;; etant place that t: •
u!d occupy in future ’ 1 •
i a’ n was mfei lor to <-;h.-r
in lustrial and o- tere : • al • ' •
i. r. e. Means of travel and t .n-’1 m
tr.t r. were slow and crude.
\ >w the electric light a:r! p-'wer ir
ry has grown to a point
.<■ . u: es fourth nbve m c.r ••:»?
i-.i'-t it s. pays mil!; *ii. t.-.v * each
< ar. which revenue adds materially
in h e nation's budget. The - • uv.ties
the industry are sought banker
; • tl worker al’.ke. and are r, ted for
theij- stability and const.1 ’ •. arnings.
Our industries have gr^wr. <•> that
our nation oeeupies a pla •• - > nd t.
: ne induct: ally in the fair.’y of na
ti ns Oik reason for "'in n;.t’ >nal m
• lustvial supremacy is the fact that
eaih Am." van industruil " : ker ha
than four times tin- ' sepowm
to ai-l rm as hove the • t f 01
v -an competit.-r nat;.-?i Kn gland
this four horsepower • m rnr«k*n
e: i h v. ■ rk'-r the equal • 'oily work
. - - •'mi- tho re*i«on f ■ • r advan
ta.p- in unit production.
rile unprecedented ci ->tii of the
electric utility and their . >: stunt de
mam! ft r more adequo* • 'bprwi•
has caused the elect:.. ' ' mnnuf-- •
t .1 r*. : ? to i" dm e mol e *•!*! ir.cnt gen
;R.r and transinisso.n • n Mr. ir
the u<o cm whach has s;r. -d much e a
tlnn-hy reducing the c« st of ••! • T •'
i-ity. These same manufacturers
tri. al cun:pment me nTain -
search laboratories \vd1 egi'ped an-'
manned by tin- best ' •••ins of *'•
world to s' l'-'c present .-cientifi
1 nos and ddve into the re 'cries
the unk ’o-vn scientific \v. il l.
Thedevdepment up to the p-e^er?
-gate of r'-.-fection of the incandes
cent lamp. tdophone, tdegi nph. i n
d i and other apnaratus has been
s,.mo of the outstanding national
achievement- of this researeh. lb."
a e of the radio has p*du> ed the haz
ards of life at sea. Radio broadcast! .g
in cooperation with the telephone and
our industry bids fair to revolution
ize existing customs in the social and
business world. In aiding in the di -
vdopment and uni\ersal a; p! * t »n
of the e inventii ns. the electric ut.:ify
has contributed to the comf< vt, pleas
ure and ••‘h'ieieni y of all our p-- a he
thruout tin nation.
Transportation has been revoltin' n
ized. The gri'wth of traffic in c1 ‘ i• - -
and congested areas has nee* u tei
radical changes the elect "if iod •ail
road and terminal is the solution of
this problem of speed an ! smoke.
Still more speedy t ransp'-r*at i. n i
now being deveb p* d in the •'i1 and
our industry is k» * 1 .g pace with this
new factor by furn;shing ad * mat ■
lighting fur airport- and for lighted
hi ro t ns along the a route.
The elcctri-. utiii -• c *nst.um!\ en
gaged in research a'l the >. ran n
es of its activitiis 1'he res >.
carried on in com . ■ ton 1 .'1 t
various bur* ,us of • N-»f! >:•:■! 1 -
trie I.’ght Assurin' n which organi
zation lias as one - ts ob jo f s : •
correlation of all : ‘be actix itics
member utilities. i which i« cvei
striving to point < methods of pci
fe.-ting the dee: rie •. iiify so as to c-'
tend as rapid!;-, a possible to al
people fa.- and n ri b and .r
CHEAP. EFFKT1. a n d » '.'d
PI.ETE electric
j The close coopei a .1 J•• t' m ur
different eVctrie ir • • and t!m r<
for iv.•••re flexible ;v < f ■ v
power has resulted ' ■> in: i\ omi ■
t;>n of different ;■ >. system- 1!
.long di-dance tr;; -•«: 1 1 itv -. *T’.v
| means of such inter e elections < f sys
tems muss produ- ‘i f •• 1 s j•• -
sible. sc-rvire is nvi . r.»«»re < "i-:urt
land available over • «vc 1 - ,v.\
and ni ht. Steam ,1 nvii'o 0 • • .
• are operated at hi.: . . •'ficuun ic-. c.ial
'is saved, water flow , -ureams is bet
ter controlled, and ti » results of i •. s ■
'operations contribute •.» impr
vice and reduce cost to t.u * customer.
' In summarizing 1 am convinced that
jtne elotric utility has materially con
tributed to our so nl and ec« r. ■ u;
progress by supplying a constantly
improving quality of electric so. v c ■
at a fair price, which servi'o has:
Increased our conveniences in hum;
and place of business.
Aided in safeguarding our health.
Diminished fire hazard.
Speeded up transportation.
Been the means of developing cur
industries to a high degree.
And besides aiding in our comfort,
convenience and pleasure, has con
tributed to the mental equipment
which produces the social and cultural
progress of humanity.
CLASSIFIED ADS-BUSINESS CARDS
READ 1SY THOUSANDS—SHORT INTERESTING—RATES ON REQUEST
W ANTED—Tn ■ pul lie to know M ar
I have goo*? r» v wood ? *r sale —
GEO. C. STEELE, Phone 165.
(Tl l» FAsTn^NED HOME M ADE
( \NDY—For .'ale by Gf> n •
Hav. 151. ”d'- peur.l, phone 1
II '-emary, N. C. \f.
K«>OMS -T‘’h F.. ■ • • :• ■ *o- f ‘'
i h '.is ■*• Mrs. J. R. t ar
■ i ’
FOR RENT -Three i r. i e 1 r - m >
j for li'.ht house', iv.-r. Phone
j 2P-1-.T. Mrs. J. H. K■■nncunur2 "P
FOR RENT—Two larg - b l ro-rw i"
nv hcu' -. Phone I"1. Wells D. T 1
levy.—6tpd.
FOR REN j’—r e W k r and Va
cuum Clear r. 20c n *r h *ur. 50c
minimum charge. Roanoke Hard
ware Co.
VIRGINIA FARMS
Fi-r Pule <u,‘ chona!idoah
Valiev
Level, smooth. Hue prrs^s. cf "V
dairy, orchard, poultry farms, filling
stations and flour mills—good home
markets and near large < hies.
I 157 acres, splendid 7 room resi
dence. large new bank barn, new ten
ant house and barn, nil needed farm
buildings 4<> acre bearing orchard,
--fruit net $4 750 past two years—
|well fenced, watered and timbered -
one mile R. R. town. $16,000.
200 acre dairy form, level and
smooth, two houses, one 6 other 5
rooms, new dnu v ba n. silo anti milk
h u?*- -ost $:!.*( ", An a* undanee o*' ,
fruit. "••'t.'T and tin her, .".miles this
city. $6,000.
152 acres, new 6 room stone res’
dence, barn and usual build ngs. 12
acres timber. 30 acres creek bottom
blue grass with running \vat«»»*. •"
> nr:n.■ - on farm. 4‘>n bearing friih
! *••• s 40 wheat included if sob* ]
: • i ji 1 and church on i
nt !*• highway, 5 inhcs thi.s city.
000.
1 ' •" iVrtibn -•: » th and b-veh
new 6 ••' •m r“ idenee. large barn.
!a " • f-ndlv herd. $ a, rt s tinib r. '
■ -1 ar.d v»o,.1. half mil ■
sch d. 2 n i!i> city over good
> v ! >4 000
.■'i a'-’c pouhrv and truck farm.
" 1 7 room house, hang poultry nnd
hong 1, uses, school churelies, store
over -Id road. $2 500.
Our taxes are low. our highway*
I uilt a* ! paid for. I*' y u want ?
1 w wn-re farming DUES pay
f-!'f :ih these farms. Write for <’«*
tails -toll me you* wants—come and
see for v- urself.
V. T. BIRMINGHAM.
5 W. Water St Winchester. v i.
4t-feb 27
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TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF
LAND SALE
! NORTH CAROLINA.
1 HAM! AX COUNTY.
I Pursuant to the power and auth- ri
11y conferred by tha teertain deed of
: trust executed oy William E- May
land wife. Ailee Ma>o, to John H.
Taylor. Trustee, -bat *d January J'.th,
j 3i*2s. and ree> .!•■! in B< ok M". page
J M. off u •* of the ib-gister of Deed of
j Halifax C unty. Slate afuresaM. and
'default having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness thereby : c
! cured at maturity, and having ia-on
re-,u -stej s.) to d:» 1 y the hobbr of
j said irdebtedne.-s, the undersigned
! Trustee will, on FRIDAY, MARCH
;TIIE 21st, a> tw. M< l->-d . M.,
j in fr- nt <>.’ tile Fa'nics and morch
j ants Bank :n t'e T-wn of I.i/.i
• N. C„ sell at public- . i M- i u> th«
i highest bidder Mr cash, rub: to
r.dsed bids, a certain tract of land ly
ing and being in Hair'-.x C.-u.k.v
i t‘cJ and described . - foil >\vs, to-wit:
i A co-Lain !■ t or parcel of lan 1 s u
, ate, lying and ! • inin the l'c n <*t
i )'bchna. i.aiy -f Halifax, S’ate ..f
i N-*rth Oiroiir.'i, and lying and Dei t r
I« n the I'.up;; K-ad fv »m Train*.i !•>
i: n. k•• Lnpidr. which is bounded : •, j
V. - ' ■'.(.,1 a. f 1 ,. ; Bound.o*l oil the
jX.e. t!i by the lands of John J/iiiV'd:
. n the Ka?t bv the lands of .lobe
; on the S by the la
j Ashley \Yi!k:i; , a d on the West by
j the* lands of the ab nrd A*r l int
| Ka ; y i' •itrpany; t b- ing that iden
tical I t or ]•ni'cei • ' land which v. v •
j •.in 1 to W 'liam B. .V ayo b\
jdeod of S. G. Daniel, commissioner,
'dated December the 12ih, 1913, which
is of record in the office of the Ke
1 gister of Deeds of Halifax County,
State aforesaid, in Bock 2"S, i»*g * 7
j to which reference is hereby made for
move minute deseriptu as a part o
this conveyance.
Dated this the 17th day of Fcbru
' ary, 1930.
JOHN'. II. TAYLOR,
2-20 to mch 2*) Trustee.
-n——
Notice of Publication
I’nder and by virtue of those two
(2) certain deeds of trust made by
Jasper Wilkins end Ella Lee Wilkins,
his wife, to me as Trustee, dated the
2Sth day of July, A. D. 1927, and the
1st day of January, 1929, respectively
and recorded in the office of the Hi
gister of Deeds for Halifax County.
North Carolina, in Book No. 381, at
Page No. 204 on the 2nd day of Au
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Said By
MRS. K. JENKINS
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C.
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■iso ME COAL!
Is mined to sel!. sonic to fur
n‘sh heat. The latter is our
kin!. If is the real thing, not
3j an apology. It is ca efullv
screened from all dirt, dustm
*■ screened to free it from all
dirt, dust or slag and is by a’l
■P odds the most economical fuel
5 for heat’ng and cooking pur
■■ pons, because it lasts longer
^ and goes fait hist.
£ Phene 185
■: GEO. C. STEELE
"■ Trading as City Ice & Fuel Co.
•y Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
gust. 1927. and in Book No. 389. at !
Page No. 531, on the 3rd day of Janu
ary. 1929, respectively, default hav
ing been made in payment of the
indebtedness thereby secured and at
11h ©request of the holder of the notes
evidencing the said indebtedness, I
will on Saturday. March 1st. 1930, at
the hour of 12:90 o’clock. Noon, in
front of the Banking House of the
Citizen-; Bank & Trust Company,
Rosemary, Halifax County. North
Carolina, offer for sale at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for CASH,
the following described real property
lying and being situate in Roanoke
Rapids Township, Halifax County,
State of North Carolina, more parti
cularly defined and described as fol
1 lows:
Beginning at the Southeastern inter- |
section of First Street and Wilson ;
Avenue and running thence at right j
angles to First Street and along the |
East side of Wilson Avenue and in a
Southerly direction one hundred and
forty-five (It") feet to a point on
.-•aid Wilson Avenue; thence at right
: •>' ! s to Wi.s n Av.-nua and parallel
v ih Fir-t Street in an Easterly di
rection three hundred (300) feet to
Kitchen Avenue; thence at right
angles to First Street and parallel
j with Wilson Avenue along the West
side of Kitchen Avenue in a Xo’thard
ly direction one hundred and forty-'
five (1 IV feet to the Southwestern in
torsection of Kitchen Avenue, and
First Street, thence at Right angles
to Kitchen Avenue and parallel with
First Street and along the South side
of First Street three hundred (300)
feet to the said Southeastern intersec
tion of First Street and Wilson Ave
nu.e the point of beginning, the same
being Lots Xos. 51, 52. 7 b 71 and the
Northern portions of Lots Nos. 50
and 72. as shown on the map of the
K it. t on tract made for W. F. Hor
ner by C. F. Gore and Company, Wel
don, North Carolina. December 1917,
and duly recorded in Plot Book No.
2. at Page No. 9, in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Halifax County.
North Carolina, and having a total
frontage of one hundred and forty
five (145) feet on said Wilson Ave
nue and running back the same width,
between parallel lines, three hundred
(300} feet to said Kitchen Avenue,
and fronting thereon one hundred and
forty-five (145) feet.
This, the 14th day of January, A.
I)., 1930.
A. L. CLARK, Trustee.
Place of Sale: Citizens Bank £
Trust Co., Rosemary, N. C.
Date of Sale: Saturday, March 1st,
1930.
Time ->f Su.o. 12:00 o’clock, Noea.
Terras of Sale: Cash
Jan. 30 to Feb 23 4c.
Dr. W. M. Ward
DENTIST
Rosemary, N. C.
I make a specialty of fi»t'n$
plashes ^ith up-to-date equip
ment. Charges reasonable. In
office every day except Mon
days. Hours 9-12 a. m.; l-.‘» and
7-8 p. m.
Dr. E. D. Harbour
Rejt. Optometrist
OFFICE NEAR I*. ().
Rosemary, North Carolina
All Kinds of Optical
Repairs Made
DONT forget:
We carry a complete line
of Dairy and Poultry Feeds
Sunshine Hog Fattener_
Red Dog Fish Meal and
Tankage.
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Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
The New
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NEXT TO
P.OSEM A BY BANK Bill.DIM
SPECIAL DINNERS
REAL BARBECUE
Hours
5:00 a. m. io 1:00 a. m
B. F. HEDGEPETH
Manager
Rosemary North Carotins
| Eest Purgative for
the congestion, reduces com
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W. C. WILLIAMS
Funeral Director
FUNERAL PARLOR
UP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT
AMBULANCE SERVICE
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Rosemary, N. C.
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i
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