Mr. E. H. Malone visited Ral
eigh Friday, v "?
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Mr. C. C. Hudson vlaited Dur
ham Wednesday.
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Ht. Chaa. P. Oreen spent Mon
day In Raleigh on legal bualness.
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Mrs. Lucy Utile is visiting rel
atives In Spring Hope this week,
lit
Miss Bessie Hale returned Fri
day tfer a visit to her sister in
Raleigh.
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Mr. R. T. Melvin, of Raleigh,
was a visitor "to Lonisburg Fri
day. 1 *
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Dr. J. O; Newell, of Zebulon,
was a visiter to Louisburg Mon
day. ~
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Mrs. H. Q. Perry and Miss Lacy1
Tiatberiate spent Friday In Ral-i
eigh.
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Dr. H. A. Newell, If Henderson,
was a visitor to Louisburg Wed
nesday. ?
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Miss Eleanor Collie spent the
past week-end with friends in
Thomas vllle.
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Mrs. Frank Harris, of Tampa,
Fla.. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. M. Allen.
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Miss Isolene Wells, of Raleigh,
visited friends in Louisburg the
past week-end.
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Messrs. M. C. Murphy and C.
F. Collier and son, visited Ral
eigh Wednesday.
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Judge O. M. Beam and Mr. E.
A. Wall paid Oxford a business
visit Wednesday. - j
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Miss Ailene Viek, of Enfield, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. W.
Perry, this week.
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Mrs. Qeo. W. Weaver spent the
past week-en# in Concord and
Charlotte with relatives and;
friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Englar and
little daughter, Anna, and Mrs.
Joe Pearee spent Wednesday in
Raleigh. lit '
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Misses Susie and Lonie Mead-t
ows, Mrs. F. M. Fuller and Mrs. j
Grover Harris spent Tuesday in j
Raleigh.
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Mrs. L. B. Eiseahart of Raleigh'
is visiting her parents Mr. and;
Mrs. C. C. Johnson, of near'
Louisburg.
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Mrs. P. B. Griffln and Mrs. R.j
A. Bobbitt are spending a couple
of days In Washington, D. C.,|
with relatives.
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Rev. Prank Pulley and Mr. W. i
W. Neal left Monday to attend
convention of the Diocese of
North Carolina at Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Griffln and
daughter Nancy Carlyle, and Mrs.
Jnlia Scott spent the past week
end In Richmond with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dean and
Mr. and Mrs. Porest Honse and
little daughter, Ann. spent the
past week-end in Washington,
D. C.
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Mrs. W. D. Leonard and little
son, Walter Jr., of Mt. Airy, are
spending a couple of weeks with!
Mrs. Leonard's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 0. H. Harris.
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Mr. R. C. Beck returned Mon-j
day from a trip to Weldon where
he engaged in the sport of tlsh
lng for rock. He brought back
quite a big catch of this nice
llsh.
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Mrs. Laura Schubert and son,
James, have returned to their
home in Atlantic City, N. J., af
ter spending some time with ;
Mrs. Schubert's sister, Mrs. J. J.
Dean.
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Mr. W. B. Harris returned the
past week from a trip to New i
York, where he visited his broth-1
er, Lieut. H. H. Harris, before 1
his leaving for a three iwt
to the Phllllpine Islands.
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Mr. Geo. I. Griffln and Mrs. E.
P. Griffln left Wednesday for
Washington, D. C., to attend the
festivities given by President
Roosevelt to the Chairman of the
Birthday Ball Committees from
all over the United States.
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Mr. M. E. Watklns. of near
Alert, returned Wednesday from
a trip to Raleigh, where he han
the head of a dog examined. The
dog was pronounced a Rabies vic
tim, and had bitten Mr. Watklna,
who immediately started treat
ment.
Services At Youngsville
Rev. C. E. Vale, Pastor.
Announces services at Youngs
ville Methodist Church, May 13.
At both Sunday School and prea
ching services there will be a spe
cial Mother's Day program. Prea
thing eervloes at 11 a. to. Sub
ject : "TkolfMMng of Mother's
Day.'' EvenjBf. services at 8
o'clock, fiuftjeeir: "The Eleventh
CommandmwC" Everybody Invlt
jjjj- , XlNii ?ri'' .
00 Mres of
orchard*. * )
Go Visiting
The Loulsburg But Ball club
left Wednesday morning for Dav
idson Collate to play the Wild1
Kittens. vLast week the local
club defeated the Davidson Frosh
to the tune of 10 to 0. Reaves
did good hurling to win with a
shutout.
The College is planning a big
"pep" rally for the return of the
ball club Thursday night aa well'
as to make ready for the Dnka
game Friday afternoon.
Roosevelt To Accept
Check For Over Million
for slightly more than $1,000,000
will be accepted by President
Roosevelt tomorrow night, repre
senting the proceeds from the
Presidential birthday parties giv
en throughout the nation for the
Warm Spring, Ga., foundation.
All farmers who signed AAA
contracts are being given books
in which to keep accurate rec
ords of their production and ex
penses. This is an important
step forward in better farming.
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF RE
SALE OF LAND
Pursuant to the power of sale
contained in that certain deed of'
trust from Cornelia Richards and'
husband, to the undersigned trus
tee, executed on June 28, 1929,
recorded in Book 272, page 92,
Franklin Registry, by virtne of
an order of resale made thereun
der by Hon. J. J. Young. Clerk
Superior Court, on May 9, 1934,.
the undersigned trustee will on
THURSDAY, MAY 24. 1934, ,
at the hour of noon, at the Court
house Door of Louisburg, N. C.,|
sell at public auction, for cash,
subject to existing prior liens of
record, the following described I
property:
That certain tcact or parcel of
land situate in Dunn Township,
Franklin County. N. C., contain-'
ing 96.4 acres, situate on the old,
Tarboro Road, near Bunn, N. C.,j
described as follows: BEGIN
NING at the center of the Tar
boro Road, a rock on the West
side, corner for J. S. Williams;
thence South 79 1-2 deg W 243
poles along the line of J. S. Wil
liams to a stake in Crooked!
Creek; thence up said Creek!
North 1* deg East 92 poles (?S;
Poles as the Creek meanders) to;
a bunch of Maples, corner for;
Mrs. Lillian Crudup: thence along |
the line of Mrs. Lillian Crudup,:
North 88 deg E 205 poles to thai
center of the Tarboro Roa4,' a;
rock on the West side in Lillian
Crudup's corner; thence along
the said road S 14 dec East 12 j
poles 22 links; S 13* deg E 17
poles 14 links; South 23. deg E
10 poles 14 links; Sotttk 35 d?g
E 15 poles 14 links to the begin
ning. containing one hundred
(100) acres.
Dated and posted this 9th day
of May. 1934.
W. L. LUMPKIN,
5-ll-2t Trustee.
RE-SALE OF SCHOOL ,
PROPERTY
It baring been declared In the'
opinion of the Board of Educa
tion of Franklin County that'
the '?property herein-after describ
ed it unnecessary for public
school purposes, and a sale there
of having been ordered by tha
said Board for the 7th day of
May, 1934, and all bids haying
been rejected by the said Board,
the Board will offer for resale at
public auctl on at the Court house
Door of Franklin County, in
Loulsburg, North Carolina, to the
highest bidder, at or about the
hoar of Noon, on
MONDAY. MAY 28TH. MMU.
that certain lot or parcel of land,
situate In Ooldmine township,
Franklin County, State of North
Carolina, containing two acre* by
survey, and being more particu
larly described in deed of R. H.
Griffin and wife to Board of Ed
ucation of Franklin County, dated
August 1, 1905, and recorded In
Book 14(, on page 307, Registry
of Franklin Connty. The said
property having been lieretofore
used as the Centerrllle Elemen
tary School. The terms of sale
will be as follows: 10% cash,
and the remainder to be paid In
two annual Installments with In- '
tereat at 6%. The Board reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids.
This Hay., 7th, 1934.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF FRANKLIN COUNTY.
By A. F. JOHNSON.
Chairman.
E. L. BEST.
5-ll-3t Secretary.
RE-HALK OK LAND
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained In that
certain mortgage deed executed
June 30, 1917, and duly recorded
in Book 316, page 342, Registry
of Franklin County, N C., by J.
R. Pearce and wife, Mary H.
Pearce, to the Bank of Youngs
vllle fend In accordance with an
order of the Clerk of Superior
Court directing a re-sale of said
land, ths undersigned will at or'
about the hour of Noon, on
MONDAY, the 2Mb DAY OK
? - MAY, 4084,
at the courthouse door In Louls
burg, N. C., offer for re-sale at
public auction to the highest bid-,
der for cash the following descri
bed tract or parcel of land:
That piece or parcel of land, ly
ing and being In the kown of
Toungsvllle, Franklin County, N. '
C.. and kpown and designated as
foMows: Beginning s? f^Mck.
Vltchell's corner In the town of
A
YoungsTille; thence North or
nearly North alone said Mitchell's
line 100 feet to a rock; thence In
an Easterly direction (0 feet to a
piece of railroad Iron; thence
petrly South 100 feet to a piece
of railroad Iron on Main Street;
thence In a Westerly direction
along said line or street <0 feet
to the beginning, containing one
eighth of an aer*. more or leas. It
being the lot with store house
building thereon, known as the
sfcpre of Pea roe Brothers purchas
ed from Youngsvllle Supply Com
pany. (The building on said lot
being now occupied by J. L.
Brown.) Reference being here
made to said mortgage deed aud
recorded tor further description.
This 10th day of May. 1#34.
GURNET P. HOOD, Com
| \* miasioner of Banks and
Statutory Receiver of.
the Bank of Youngs
5-1 1-? t rille.
__ NOTICE OF SALE
Under and"by ?itrWie of author
ity contained In that certain judg
certain Tax Foreclosure suit
Franklin County Va. R._ Q. Per
son and wife. ~ Magaline Person.
4*ly docketed In Judgment Dock
et No. 2, Page 2(4 in the office of
Clerk Superior Court for
nklin County, North Carolina,
the undersigned commissioner
will offer to the highest bidder
for cash at the courthouse door in
Loulsburg, North Carolina on
JUNE 11th, 1034,
at 12 o'clock Noon, the following
described land:
Lying and being In Sandy Creek
Township, being lot No. 3 In the
petition of the W. A. Person land,
bounded as follows: Beginning
?ft a stake, corner of the Cook
^pid in Sam Person's line; thence
N (1 3-4 degrees- W 34.25 chains
Ur a stake, corner of No. 4. in the
Cook line; thence N 42.80 chains
te s stake, corner of No. 4, in
lipe of No. 2; thence, E 35.73
chains to a stake, corner of No. 2
M line of bio. 1; thence S 2M de
tees, W 72.55 chains to a stake,
corner of No. 1 in line of the Cook
land; theaoe 8 SO degrees W S.St
chains to the beginning, contain
ing 17? lent, mora or low, by
surrey of Jo*. T. Iaacoe. and be
in* the Uad oonrejred by Mr*.
Charity Person and others to It.
O. Person by deed dated Jane 1,
IMS. and recorded in Franklin
County Registry Book 2(4, Pace
150.
Dated and poated thla 11th day
of May, 1S34.
CHA8. P. GREEN,
5-1 1-4 1 Commissioner.
Vote For
D. STATON
INSCOE
Candidate For
Solicitor
Seventh Judicial
.District
Subject to Democrat
ic Primary
JUNE 2, 1934
A Young Democrat With a Record of Service To
The Democratic Party Whose Democracy
Is Unquestioned
A Fearless, Courageous, and Vigorous Prosecutor
Who is Qualified t>y Experience and Training to
Fill the Office of Solicitor of This District and
Who Believes "it is as much the duty of a Solici
tor to see that the innocent are acquitted as it is
to convict the Guilty."
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JERE ZOLLICOFFER
J. T. WBLDON
Mr. C. M. Cooper,
Hendenon, N. C.
Dr?r Mr. Cooper:
(In luwer to yowr inquiry of April A2n4.)
M) reason for rapRMtlng Jere ZolUcoffer for Coapiw ui be summed up in
? very few words. I hare known Jere's people all my life and Jere nil of his life.
I hare had many business dealings with them and hare always found them to be
honest and straightforward In their dealings. Jere ZoUlcofler Is a man of very high
character and well fitted for the office he seek*. He understands the problems of
the farmers and business men of this district fnr better than any of the other candi
dates.
I highly commend hint to the voter* of the fourth district and am sure they
will never regret
(Signed:)
S. T. WELDON.
Mr. J. T. (Tom) Weldon was raised a dirt farmer and is still a dirt farmer
and a very successful one. Mr. Weldon kindly volunteered his services to
Jere Zollicoffer's campaign, and was named by Jere Zollicoffer to look
after his interests in Franklin County. Mr. Weldon 's appointment is in
keeping with Jere Zollicoffer's policy of not lining up with any machine
politicians.
VOTE FOR
JERE ZOLLICOPEER
FOR CONGRESS
(A Friend of Mankind)
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1 SEASON'S Biggest SPECIALS
We have entirely too many of some lines on
hand and in order to move them at once we are
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offering for a few days the following exception
al bargains. ^
LADIES' SILK DRESSES
$2.95 10 $6.95
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LADIES' HATS AOc
$1.98 value for ...... ?
Men's Sport
Shoes
$2.95 to $5.00
Ladies' Linen
Sandals
$1.29 to )1.98
Children's
Sandals
98c to $1.49
MEN'S SPRING SUITS $9.85 to $19.50
TIE QUALITY STORE
: . . a CL OAKLEY, Manager
tUk&E STREET LOUISBURG, N. C.
TONKELS
DEPT. STORE, p.
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ANOTHER BIO MARK DOWN ON LADIES' ,
SWAOOER SUITS, SPRING COATS
AND SILK DRESSES, JOB
FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY
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About 50 Swagger Suits, values op to $16.50,
FINAL CLOSE OUT
$3.95 - $4.95 - $5.95 "d $6.95
any Swagger Coat, wr Silk Dress in the house j|
for Friday and Srturday selling only. Rush
for your siae and style. No mail orders, no
phone orders, no approvals. We are taking
the biggest loss on these garments than any
merchandise that we have ever offered the peo
ple of Louisburg and Franklin County. All
sales must be final.
BE SUBE TO VISIT THIS STOBE, FOB
IF IT'S NEW IT'S HEBE 1
Tonkel's Dept. Store
(Incorporated) "
LOUISBURG, - N. CAROLINA
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