Eleven boys and eleven girls have
teen selected from the various 4-H
clubs of Bdgecombe County to con*
pete for the county title of King and
Queen of Health.. ^
Some people burn up the roads oa
If they were afraid their gasoline
would run out before they reached
their destination.
Despite the threat of low prlceb
' tula fall, Harnett County farmers will
probably Increase their tobacco acre
ore by 15 per cent according to pres
ent indications.
Sweet potato growers In the tI
_ cinlty of Apex and New Hill, Wake
County, have sold 13 cars contain
ing 7,600 bushels of sweet potatoes
so for this spring.
RE-SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
ot sale contained in that certain deed
cf tmst executed by Annie Webb Al
len r.nd husband, J. M. Allen to ),
E. Malone, Jr., Trustee, dated May
7th, 1930, recorded in Book 291, page
50. Registry of Franklin County, de
fault having been m*de In tl)e pay
ment of the indebtedness thereby Sa
cured and pursuant to an Order ot
Re-sai? entered by the Clerk of Su
perior. COiirtHnfaFlonrkiETAOINUN#
l.eriof -wmrt of Franklin County, N.
0., on the 20th, day of March, 1931,
the ?adersigned Trustee will on
MONDAY, APRIL 20TH, 1931,
at or ?feout the hour of Noon, at the
Cuuitliuuse duui of Franklin County:
N. C. offer for sale at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described real estate:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land situate in Louisburg Township.
Franklin County, State of North Car
olina and described as follows: Sit
uate on the East ltd* of Main Street
In the Town ot Louisburg, State and
County aforesaid, containing 23 acres,
more or Ism, and being the present
home place of Annie Webb Allen ahd
husband, J. M. Allen, It being the
land described In deed of C. M. Cooke,
trustee, to Mamie H. Allen, recorded
In Book 92. page 400, Registry of
Franklin County, N. C. See alao
deed of Kate McA. Crenshaw et als,
to J. M. Allen recorded in Book lTtr
;<age 592. said Registry and tleed ot
J. M. Allen to Annie Webb Allen re
corded In Book 241, page 206, sal a
Registry, It being the First Tract ?r
a portion of the First Tract in the
deed last abore mentioned, reference
being here made to all of said deeds
and records for a more particular de
scription of said land.
This, 1st day of April, 1931.
J. E. MALONE, Jr._
4-3-3t Trust*
SALE OP VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under mod by virtue of the author
ity contained in that certain dee4 ot
truat executed en Um 1st day of Jan
uary, 1?21. by Andrew Perry, to the
undersigned Trustee, and recorded In
Franklin County Registry in book 234
at p?ge 218, default having been
made in the conditions of said dead
ef trust, the undersigned Trustee will,
on
MONDAY, MAY 4TH, 1M1.
at or about lour of ltiMT o'clock
roon, at the courthouse door in Louis
burg, N. C., offer for sale at public
nuction to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described tract of land:
Lying and being in Franklinton Town
I'lilp, Franklin county. Worth Caro
lina, and
Beginning at a rock on the W side
of the Raleigh and Oxford Road;
thence (counting from centre ol
road), N 88d W 123 poles to a rock
and pointers in Sandling's line, cor
ner for lot No. 2 in the division of J.
TAX LISTING
In accordance with law the listing
of all property for taxes in Franklin
County was begun on Wednesday,
April 1st, and will be continued
through the month of April. All
property owners are urged to see
the list takers in their respective
townships and list their property at
once and save delay, trouble and
expense. The list takers are as fol
lows:
Dunns ? J. O. Williams.
Harris ? J. L. Byron.
Youngsville ? S. EL Winston.
Franklinton ? R. H. Jones.
Hayesville ? L. O. Frazier.
Sandy Creek ? G. B. West.
Gold Mine-J. W. Neal
Cedar Rock ? S. H. Boone.
Cypress Creek ? Arthur Strick
land.
Louisburg ? H. W. Perry.
GEO. L. COOKE, County
Accountant and Tax Su
pervisor.
NO SMOKE ? NO ODOR
HIGH QUALITY
ATLANTIC RAY-0-U6HT
KEROSENE
THE KIND THAT GIVES SATISFACTION.
CALL FOR ATLANTIC WHEN TOP BUT.
ON SALE BY MOST GROCERS.
y
? DISTRIBUTED BY ?
HONE OIL COMPANY
f , r - ( LIVE ? AT ? BOMB) <
W. ED. BARTHOLOMEW A SON, Proprleton
iW?? ? ' , .1 . i ? -''.V " : ' J
I/OUISBURO, K. O.
W. House's land; thence S 39 1-1,
poles to s stake and pointer^ corner
fur S*id lot No. 1; thence S 74 1 M
W.. Ill 1-1 poles to the center ot the
road marked by a white oak on the
west aide; thence along the road N
ISd EL, 32 poles; N 10 l-4d B 34 1-t
polea to the beginning, containing 39
?cres, more or less, and being the
tract of land conveyed to said Andrew
Perry by deed of said N. B. House.
This, 30th day of March, 1931.
Q. M. BEAM, i
4-3-5t ? . Trustee.
SALS OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and bj^ virtue of the' author
ity contained in that certain deed ot
trust executed by'C. W. Edwards on
the 4th day of April, 1923, and re-,
corded iu the Public Registry ot
Franjilic County in book 234, page
S37, default having been made in the
conditions of said deed of trust, the
undersigned Successor Trustee will,
on "
MONDAY, MAY 4TH, 1931,
at or about' the hour of 12:00 o'cluck
noon, at the courthouse door in Louis
turg, N. C., offer fqr sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described tract or par
cel of land:
Situate in Franklin County, State
of North Carolina, lying on the south
side of Tar River In the Town ot
Louiahurg, N. C., and known a? the
McKlnne Bros. Company storage
house, bounded as follows: On the
N by an alley; on the E by A. W.
Person's storage house lot; on the 8
by the S. A. L. Railway; and on the
w fry ttw R A- flWYig storage hoitac
lot. For more complete description
ot the above described lot by metes
and bounds, see deed from P. A. Rear
is and wife to McKlnne Bros. Com
lany, dated March 29, 1912, and duly
recorded in the Registry ot Ftanklln
County, book 179, page 504, and dead
from P. A. Reavis and wife to F. B.
McKinne, D. F. McKinne, and Mai
< olm McKinne, dated Jan. 9, 1919, and
duly registered in the office of the
Register of Deeds. of Franklin Coun
r.e having conveyed all his right, title
ind interest in the said property to
McKinne Bros. Co. by deed duly re
corded in the Registry of Franklin
County in book 225, page 501, refer
ence to all of which deeds is hereby
expressly made.
TLls, 30th day ot March, 19S1. (
H. M. WHITE,
4-3-5t Successor Trustee.
NOTICE
Under the power contained in a
deed of trust given by Elolse H. Yar
bo rough and husband, W. H. Yarbor
f ugh, to J. P. Bonn, Trustee, on Jan
uary 11. 1928, recorded In book 250,
page 273, Franklin county registry,
the undersign' d will offer for sale at
liubllc auction to the highest bidder
tor cash before the courthouse door
In Louisburg North Carolina, on
MONDAY. APRIL 27TH, 1931,
at twelve o'clock M., a certain lpt
or parcel of land situate in Louisburg,
Louisburg Township, Franklin coitn
ty, State of North Carolina, and de
scribed as follows:
Bounded on the north by Noble
street, on the east by Main street, on
the south by the lot of Mrs. J. E. Ma
lone, and on the west by Church
Street, and known as the Yarborough
home place.
March 24, 1931.
?i-3-4t J. P. BUNN, Trustee.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the author
ity contained in that certain deed ot
trust executed by W. D. Fuller and
C. B. Kearney on the 4th day of De
cember, 1917, and recorded In Frank
lin County Registry In book 224, de
fault haying been made in the con- '
ilitions of 'Said deed of trust, the un
dersigned Successor Trustee will, on
MONDAY, MAY 4TH, 1931,
at or about the hour of 12:00 o'clock
noon, at the courthouse door in Louls
burg, N. C., offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described tracts of land:
SKnate in Wood, Franklin County,
Gold Mine Township, State of North
Carolina, bounded as follows: Begin
ning at an iron stake 288.4 ft., N 6
j-2d W from the Intersection of the
north border of Franklin ,Ats? with
the west border of Glllis St; thence
elong the west border of Glllis St.,
N 6 l-2d W 138 ft. to a point where
said street border enters the roatl,
N 40d W 386.7 ft. to a stake In t(e
center of the old road; thence N 85d
W 67.5 ft. to an iron stake at the
corner of the stables; thence N 60d
W 223 ft to an Iron stake at the bor
der of extension of Johnson St;
thence along- the border ot said street
BMW 447.6 ft. to an iron stake, cor
ner of the land retained by D. F.
McKlnne, or Wood Supply Co., and
In the border of Johnson 8t; thence
S 82d E 686.3 ft to the beginning,
containing 4.31-acres, more or less,
by surrey of J. T. Inscoe, Dec. 1, 1117,
excepting and reserving an extension
?.l Hayes St, through same.
Also, lots No's. 100, 101, 102, 103.
104, 19, 80 and 81, as shown and des
ignated In the map and plat of the
Town of Wood, made by Craig, C. E.,
and recorded in the Registry of
Franklin Comity in book 1*2 page 396,
reference to which is had tor a full
description thereof.
Also, 176-H. P. AJax Boiler, Erie
City 80-H. P. Engine, 1-Mnrray Gin.
3-Stand 80 Saw Gin, Elevator, Scales,
Belt, Pulleys and all Appliances mak
ing Gin Outfit.
This, 30th day of March. 1931
H. M. WHITE,
4-3-St Successor Trustee.
SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the author
ity contained In that certain deed ot
U-nat, executed by R A. Pearce on
the 24th day of March, lilt* and re
corded In the Public Registry of
Franklin County in book Di, page
523, defanlt having been made In the
conditions of Mid deed of fnat, the
undersigned Sacceeaor Trustee will,
on
MO* DAT, MAT 4TH. 1M1,
at or about the hour of 1J:#0 o'clock
?e?M/ at tke coorthoaee door In Louls
burg, N. C., offer for aa|?,4t public
KLINES
STILL LEAD IN GIVING THE GREATEST VALUES IN
LOUISBURG
Our Sale is Still Offering The Greatest Values in the His
tory of Our Business.
Dress Up For Easter at KLINES For Less
Ladies' New Silk Dresses ....... $4.88 - $7.8$ and $8.88
' ?Xlf .[ > r.\ V
Ladies' Spring Coats . . . . $4.88 - $8.88 and $13.88
Ladies' New Easter Hats 88c - $1.88 and $2.88
Silk Hose 19c - 29c - 39c - 69c and 95c pair
Men* Suits ...... $5.00 - $7.88 - $9.88 - $12.88 and $1488
Men's Pants $1.00 - $1.88 and $2.88
Men's Hats $2.88 - $3.88 and $4.88
Men's Shirts K 79c - 95c - $1.45 and $1.95
Ladies' New Slippers $1.88 and $2.88
Men's New Oxfords $2.19 - $2.88- $3.88 and $4.88
We also have a complete line of Notions including The
New Trim Stitch - Spool Silk and Mercerized Cot
tons in all colors. Spool Cotton for new Sheer Ma
terial*.
L KLINE & CO., INC. TST'
J
Leaders in Quality Merchandise at Lower Prices
? ? * i *
aflction to the highest bidder (or cash,
the following described tracts or par
cels of land, situate in Franklin Coun
ty, Sandy Creek Township, North Car
Flrst Tract: Beginning at a stake
Sir the old Davis Road and running
N'35d E 60 poles, 16 links; fi 36d E
82 poles, 21 links to an Iron stake;
i%0nce N 77d W 94 poles to a stake;
thence S l-4d W 129 1-2 poles to hick
cHry stump; thence S 33d W up on
lm-t's Pond 144 poles to a stake;
tmnce N W along Old Datls Road line
73 -poles' to 2 blackgums ; thence along
wiie line 73 poles to the beginning,
containing 169-acres, more or less, as
ner survey of JOs. T. Inscoe on Nov. 2
arid 3, '1917. |
Second Tract: Being near the first
tract and containing 218-acres by
Inscoe's survey of Nov. 2 , and 3rd,
1917, described as follows: Beginning
at a stake on P. A. Davis' road and
running thence N 19 l-2d E 169 poles
lo a stake; tbence N T5 l-2d E 174
poles to a stake; thence S 2 l-4d W 1
L 1-2 poles to an old road; thence
along the old road White Branch 160
poles to Davis Road; thence N V/
about 6 poles to a stake; thence S
14d W 55 poles 17 links to a pine;
tbence S 63 l-2d E 109 poles; thence
S 63 l-2d E 53 poles to an iron stake;
thencc S 82d E 106 poles to a stake;
! thence N W along old road to the be
! ginning.
i Third Tract: Being lot No. 4 in
i the partition of the P. A. Davis lands
os surveyed by Jos. T. Inscoe, Sur
V
veyoT, and bounded as follows: Be
ginning at a small dogwood on the
north side ot the Ransom's Bridge
I toad, a corner of No. 6; thence N
?6 l-2d E 133 1-2-poles to a stake In
a path, Isaac Davis corner; thence N
13d W 120 poles to a stake near a
branch, Isaac Davis corner and cor
ner for No. 2; thence N 75 l-2d W 96
;>oles to a stake, corner for the House
tract, called No. 3 thence S 19 l-M
W 169 poles to the center of the Ran
som's Bridge Road, a stake, corner
for No. 3; thence along said road
southeastward about 135 poles to the
beginning, containing 167-acres, more
or less.
This, the 30th day of March, 1981.
H. M. WHITE,
4-3-5t Successor Trustee.
REPORT OP CONDITION OF ~
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OP I/OUI8BURG, IN THE STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA, AT THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS ON
? MARCH 25th, 1981
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts .9 181,824.70
Overdrafts 808.87
Halted States Government se
curities owned 70,898419
Other MA, ?locks, and secur
curities owned 89,074.94
Banking house 95,000.00
Furniture aid fixtures 8,000.00
Real estate owaed other thaa
baaUBC house 3,400.00
Reserve with Federal Reserve
Bank 20,808.67
Cash and due from baaka 88,787.40
Outside checks and other caah
Items 1,848.90
Redemptloa fund with V. 8.
. Tress, aad due from U. 8.
Treas. 2,000.00
, M- 410,949.18
i.k* ( I" ?' ? ^
LIABILITIES
" Capital stock paid In 9 60,040.00
Surplus S, 000.00
Undivided profits? psT , 8,700*8
Circulating notes outstanding . . 40340.00
Due to banks, Including certi
fied and cashiers' checks out
standing 2,777.58
Demand deposits 101,148.48
Time deposits ,r., 184,204.84
Bills payable and rediscounts . . 4,000.00
4
Total
* 410342.18
State of North Carolina, County mt- Franklin,
I, F. jr. Mailer, Cashier of the ,
memt la true to the beat of my knowledge and
BBABUnr, Oaahler.
Subacrlbed and ?worn to befOM DM tbU 6*T*
of March, 1M1.
BJjr P co* loth( 19S??
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Ow iWI I Attcrt:
W. B. WHTTK,
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