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TRUSTEE'S SAI,E NOTICE !
NOTICE is hereby given that' oy
vlrtiue of the authority vested in
the undersigned C. W. FLESHER.
Substituted Trustee, under and by
virtue of that 'certain Deed of
Trust made and executed by W.
A. GRIFFIN to F. O. Rebok In the
Connty of Franklin and 8tate of
Pennsylvania, Trustee, dated the
9tb day of March, 1936, and which
is of record In the Office of Reg
ister of Deed* for Durham Conn
ty. North Carollaa, Id took No
212, page 587, to secure the pay
ment at certain negotiable prom
issory notes duly set forth and
described in said Deed of Trust
aforesaid, executed by said W. A.
Griffin to Frick Company (Incor
porated); and that Deed of Sub
stitution dated the 22nd day of
April, 1939, duly executed by
Frick Company, a body corporate
of the State of Pennsylvania, duly
incorporated, and F. O. Rebok, of
the County of Franklin, State of
Pennsylvania, to C. W. Flesher, of
Charleston, in the County of Ka
nawha, State of West Virginia,
Trustee, to execute the said trusts
in accordance with the. provisions
of said Deed of Trust aforesaid in
case the said F. O. Rebok refused
to act as said Trustee, w)iich re
fusal on his part to so act as said*
Trustee is evidenced by his Join- :
ing in said Deed of Subtitution;
and default having been made in
the payment of said notes afore
said according to their tenor and
effect, and having been hereunto
requested by the legal holder and
owner of said notes to enforce the
trusts contained in said Deed of
Trust, the said undersigned Sub
stituted Trustee will sell at public |
auction to the highest) and best |
bidder for cash, at front door of '
the Court House of Franklin 1
County, in Louisburg, North Car- 1
ollna. on- . i ? 1
FRIDAY, the 15th DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1939,
beginning at one o'clock in the af
ternoon on that day, all t>he prop
erty conveyed in the said Deed of
Trust aforesaid, as follows:
One "Eclipse" Size No. 01 Port- j
able Circular Saw Mill, No. 14345,
with 20 feet of Carriage, 55 feet (
of Ways, improved feed 4 Simul
taneous Ratchet Head Blocks, and ;
all the fixtures and appurtenances ,
thereto belonging; three taper
movements and power receder for
No. 01 Saw Mill; one 27 inch j
Frick Gang Edger complete. No.
257, with two 14 inch Hoe insert-,
ed tooth saws; one No. 01 Frick!
Saw Mill No. 13690 with 20 feet
of carriage, 55 feet of ways, 4
head blocks, 3 taper movements
and power receder; one No. 01 I
Frick Saw Mill No. 14126 with 20
feet of carriage, 55 feet of ways, j
4 head blocks, 4 tapers, power re
ceder and saw dust) drag; one 27
inch Frick Gang Edger complete
No. 180, with two inserted tooth
saws.
Dated the 17th day of August, i
1939.
C. W. FLESHER,
8-25-3t Substituted Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the au
thority o( sale contained in that
certain Judgment of the Superior
Court) of Franklin County, North
Carolina, entered in that certain .
tax foreclosure suit No. 151 M,
entitled "Commissioners of the
Town of Louisburg v. Mrs. Par
thenia B. Hudson, widb*, et 61.", |
which said Judgment is duly dock
eted in Tax Judgment 3 at page
103, in the office of t-he Clerk of
the Superior Court of Franklin
County, North Carolina, the un-|
dersigned Commissioner will of
fer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash at the courthouse door in
the Town of Louisburg, Franklin
County, North Carolina, at or
about) the hour of twelve o'clock
noon, on
TUESDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER HWW
the following described land in i
Louisburg Township, Franklin 1
County, North Carolina, listed in
the name of R. W. Hudson Es
tate and described as follows:
Beginning at a stake, corner of
lots No. 4 and 5 on the plat and :
ita the survey of the White Grove
property, on Mie east side of South
Main Street, the northwest corn
er for the lot herein described; '
running thence along South Main
Street S 32% degrees W 69 feet
to a stake on an alley between lote
Nos. 3 and 4 In Oaid survey; '
thence along said alley way S
67% degrees E 78 feet to a stake
on another alley, between the lot
herein described and the lot form-;
erly known as the T. A. Person j
lot which fronts 69 feet) more or
less on Kenmore Avenue; thence
along said lastnamed alley N 32% !
degrees E 69 feet to the corner of
Lots Nos. 4 and 5 on said alley; j
thence along the line of lot No. 5 1
N 67% degrees W 78 feet to the
point of beginning, the same being
t)he identical lot of land conveyed
to R. W. Hudson by T. A. Person
and wifp, Annie M. Person, by
deed dated 8 May 1911, and recor
ded 13 May 1911 in Book 179 at |
page 86, Franklin Coonty registry.
There is also included herein all 1
rights of the defendants herein in
and to the two 16-foot alleyways
above mentioned, on the south and
east sides of t)he said lot. For fur
ther reference see Books 299 at
page 36 and 294 at page 619,
said registry.
Dated and posted this the 11th
day of August, 1939.
JOHN F. MATTHEWS,
; 8-18-4t Commissioner.
i NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF
SUMMONS
Nort>h Carolina, In The
! Franklin Co. Superior Court
t The Federal Land Bank of Co
lumbia, Plaintiff,
v?.
IJ. P. Cannady and wife. Lady M.
j Cannady, and U. 8. Cannady and
wife, Emma Cannady, et al.
The defendants, U. S. Cannady
and wife, Emma Cannady, will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Franklin
County, North Caroline, for the
purpose of foreclosing a mortgage,
dated November 2, 1923, executed
by J. P. Cannady, B. H. Cannady,
U. S. Cannady, Lady M. Cannady,
Crecy Cannady, and Emma Can
nady, to the Federal Land Bank
of Columbia, in which action the
defendant*, U. 8. Cannady and
Emma Cannady are naoMaary par
ties to said actios, Mr th? reason
that tbey have or claim to have
some interest' in, or lien on the
property securing said mortgage,
said interest or lien being subse
quent in priority to the mortgage
of the Plaintiff, and the said de
fendants will further take notice
that they are required to appear
at the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of said County, at
the court house in Louisburg,
North Carolina, on or before the
11th day of September, 1939,
and | or within the time by law
provided, and answer of demurer
to the complaint filed in said ac
tion, or tbe Plaintiff will apply to
the court after the expiration of
time required by law, for the re
lief demanded in said complaint.
This 8th day of August, 1939.
W. V. AVENT, C. S. C,
8-ll-4t for Franklin County. |
NOTICE OP SALE
Under and by virtue of the au
thority of sale contained in that
certain judgment of the Superior
Court of Franklin County, North [
Carolina, entered in that certain j
tax foreclosure suit No. 152 M,
entitled "Commissioners of the ,
Town of Louisburg v. Maggie
King, widow of Beb King, et al.", I
which said judgment is duly dock
eted in Tax Judgment' 3 at page
106, in the office of the Clerk of 1
the Superior Court et ? Franklin
County, North Carolina, the un
dersigned Commissioner will offer
for gale to the highest bidder for
cash at the courthouse door in Jibe
Town of Louisburg, Franklin
County, North Carolina, at or
about the houV of twelve o'clock
noon, on
THURSDAY, 7 SEPTEMBER ??;??
the following described land in
Louisburg Township, Franklin
County, North Carolina:
Listed in the name of Beb King
and described as follows: Situate
in the Mineral Springs Section of
Louisburg and being composed of
bwo contiguous tracts described as
follows:
(a) Containing one and one-half
acres, more or less, and being the
identical lands conveyed by Mar- .
tha E. Arendell to Minga King by
deed dated 3 January 1874 and
recorded 17 March 1876 in Book
43 at page 531, and being the samw
lands as conveyed to Beb King
in remainder by Minga King by
deed dated 9 September 1897 and j
recorded 9 September 1897 in
Book 112 at page 180, to which
reference is hereby made for fur
ther description.
(b) Adjoining tract (a), above
described, and being contiguous !
thereto, and containing one sixth
acre, more or less, being 60 feet
wide and 198 feet deep, and being j
the identical lands conveyed by
deed of D. W. McKnlght and wife,
Mariah McKnight, to Maggie King,
Minnie McKnight and Beb King,
dated 8 December 1917, and re
corded J2 2 December 1917 in Book i
217 at page 357, and" adjoining *
the lands of D. W. McKnight and
Sol Williamson.
For further reference as to
both lots, see the references above t
made and also Book 203 at puge ?
568.
The successful bidder will be re
quired to deposit with the Com
missioner a sum equal t<o 10% of
the amount bid, to secure compli
ance with the terms of the sale.
Dated and posted this the 7th
day of August, 1939.
JOHN F. MATTHEWS,
8-ll-4t Commissioner.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the au
thority of sale contained in that
certain judgment of the Superior
Court of Franklin County, North
Carolina, entered in that certain
tax foreclosure suit No. 156 M,
entitled "Commissioners of the
Town of Louisburg vs Jimmy'
Martin and wife, et al.", I
which said Judgment is duly dock
eted in Tax Judgment' 3 at page
105, in the ofTlce of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Franklin '
County, North Carolina, the un
dersigned Commissioner will offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash at) the courthouse door in the_
Town of Louisburg, Franklin
County, North Carolina, at or
about the hour of twelve o'clock
noon, on
THURSDAY, 7 SEPTEMBER 1 !?:$(?
the following described land in
Louisburg TownRbip, Franklin
County, North Carolina:
Situate In the Blacktowr. sec
tion of Louisburg, bounded on the
north by a street sometimes known
as Blacktown Avenue and also
known as Railroad Street; on the
east by the lands of Sallie Stal- i
lings and Mary Green QUI, on t'he 1
south by the lands of Estella Hill. !
and on the west by the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad, and being the
Identical lands conveyed to Sarah
Martin by deed of F. N. Egerton
and wife, Pattie D, Egerton, dated
27 December 1898 anl recorded 3
January 1899 In Book 114 at page
92, Franklin County registry, and
bounded by a line beginning at a
stake on the east side of the Lou
isburg and Frankllnton railroad 1
(Seaboard Air Line Railway), In
the corner of the lot bargained to
Judy Thomas (now Estella Hill),
and running in an easterly direc- I
tion along said line to a stake and
corner In said line to a lob sold to
the African Zlon Methodist Church
270 feet, more or less; thence in
a northerly direction 105 feet to
a corner in said line; .thence in a
westerly direction to a corner in
Railroad line, '270 feet, more or'
less; thence in a southerly direc
tion along the said railroad line
105 feet to the beginning, con
taining one half acre,. more or less.
The successful bidder will be re
quired to deposit with the Com
missioner a sum equal to 10% of
the amount bid, to secure compli
ance with the terms of the ?ale.
Dated and posted this tb?f 7th
day of August, 1989.
J?HN F. MATTHEWS,
>-ll-4t Commissioner.
NOTICE OF SALE J
Under and by virtue of the au- s
thority of sale contained in that
certain judgment of the Superior }
Court of Franklin County, North
Carolina, entered in that certain \
tax foreclosure suio No. 155 M, (
entitled "Commissioners of the
Town of Louisburg v. Ethel
Merritt and husband, et al.",
which said judgment is duly dock
eted in Tax Judgment' 3 at page r
104, in the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Franklin
County, North Carolina, the un
dersigned Commissioner will offer \
for sale to the highest bidder for j
cash at< the courthouse door in the
Town of Louisburg, Franklin \
County, North Carolina, at or 1
about the hour of twelve o'clock j
noon, on
rHI RSDAY, 7 SEPTEMBER
the following described lands in \
Louisburg Township, Franklin
County, North Carolina: jl
Tract No. 1: Lying and being
sit'uate in the town of Louisburg, I
defined by a line beginning at a
stake, Portls' corner on Kenmore I
Avenue; running thence south
wardly with Kenmore Avenue, the 1
east side thereof, 69 feet, more or I
less, to a stake; thenc^ nearly east 1
140 fe^t, more or less, to a stake j
in Martin Dunston's line; thence
nearly north along Dunston's line
7 ft fnnt mAi?n n r loco n otnlfn i?
I v X v. v 1 1 III v I v vl I v7~C7 , l\7 d tjtu At)
Portis' corner; thence west,wardly
along Portis' line 159 feet, more
or less, and being the lands con
veyed to John Hayes by deed of ? I
J. P. Timberlake, dated 27 April Jl
1896 and recorded 29 March 1907 1
in Book 108 at page 407. 5
Tract No. 2: Adjoining the
lands of Martin Dunston, John 1
Hayes, et. al., and beginning at an
iron stake on Kenmore Avenue, J
John Hayes' corner; thence along
Kenmore Avenue S 32d W five 1
poles three links to a stake on
Kenmore Avenue; tlience south I
sixty-noe and one-half degrees 1
seven poles twelve links to a stake
in Martin Dunston's line; thence J
north forty-three and one-half de
grees east five poles 5 links to a 5
stake in Dunston's line; thence 'I
north sixty-one and one half de- J
grees west eight poles thirteen
links to the point of beginning, I
containing one-fourth of an acre,
more or less, and being the lands I
conveyed by Billy Bridges to John 1
Hayes by deed dated 27 March )
1900 and recorded 9 October 1902 \
in Book 124 at page 419.
The successful bidder will be re- 1
quired to deposit with the Com
missioner a sum equal to 10% of 1
the amount bid, to secure compli
ance with the terms of the sale. 1
Dated and posted this the 7th 1
day of August, 1939. I
JOHN F. MATTHEWS, J
8-1 l-4t Commissioner.
jj
HUTIUJE ur oAL? Ui
LAND IN THE TOWN
OF LOUISBURG, N. 0.
FOR DELINQUENT
TAXES
' ;1
At or about the hour of Noon
at the Court House door in Louis
burg, N. C., on Monday, Septem
ber Xlth, 1939, I will sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder
for cash, pursuant to the Laws of
North Carolina and the charter of
the town of Louisburg, N. C., as
set out in t'lie private Acts of 1899. i
Chapter 243, and Acts amonda 1
tory thereto, as revised by sec- j "
lion 8009, Consolidated Statutes
1919 and amendments thereto, all
lands In the town of Louisburg.
N. C., on which taxes for the year i
1938 remain due, with costs add- !
ed, described as follows:
Mrs Dora Allen Est, 1 Home,
1 corner Middle and
Spring St, 1 Railroad St $61.85
F H Allen Est, 1 Cheatham
Stemery, 1 Southside
Warehouse, 1 Griffin &
Beasley storage, 1 Black
Town, 3 Ellis lots 304.42
Miss Ruth Allen, 1 Sunset
Avenue 41.79
Misses Lucy, Sue & Hodgie
Alston, 1 Church St Home 48.79
H Bartholomew 1 Nash St
Garage 60.24
G M Beam, 1 Mill property,
1 Baker Heights, 1 Sun
set Ave 155.27
Mrs G M Beam, 1 Spring St,
2 Bass & Burt 33.24
Cash Brothers, 2 S Main St 26.88
K M Collier, 1 Kenmore Ave 26.90
W D Egerton, 1-3 lot' Sunset
Ave 14.48
Dr A H Fleming, 1 Main St,
1 Sunset Ave 76.22
C E Ford, 1 Boddie Drug
Store, 1 Masonic Building,
3 Warehouse lots, 1 Sussex
Corp. Warehouse 260.79
McM. Furgerson, 1 Sunset
Ave 40.05
Miss Annie Green, 1 Main
Street 47.82
D E Hardwlck & wife, 1
North Main St 37.40
Mrs J W Harris, 1 Cedar St 32.28
W B Harris, 1 Standard
Oil lot 2.75
A L Hicks, 1 Church St,
1 Nash St 49.99
K P Hill, 1 McM. Furgerson
Warehouse 63.36
H H Hobgood, 1 North Main
Street 20.12
H H Hobgood, Guardian,
1 Noble St 33.25
R W Hudson Est, 1 South
Main St 3.63
Q S Leonard, 2 Perry St, 1
E.Nash St, 1 Kenmore
Ave 137.95
[Louisburg Cotton Oil Mill,
1 Oil Mill property 116.78
Mrs Sallle McDougall, 1
1 Court St 40.05
Miss F L Massenburg, 1
Spring St 24.61
N D Medlin, 1 Nash St 24.32
Mrs N L Moseley, 1 Spring
, and Noble 22.27
Mfl 8 J Parham, 1 Main St 81.33
Mri Mary E Parker, 1 Main
= Street 63.36
H C Pergerson, 1 Formal 41.11
Mrs ? C Perry, 1 Char?fc 86 3?.1?
ilrs H G Perry, 1 Main St 94.73
iliss Lucille Person, 1 Rail
i road 8.42
I W Person, 1 N Main Home,
2 Warehouses 113.09
V T Person, 1 Main St 42.17
3 A Ragland, 2 Spring St, 7
Main St, 1 Franklin St, 2
Winston Alley, 1 Prize
House lot, 17 acres W W
Loy land 459.28
{ W Smithwick, 1 Church St
Home, 1 Church & Frank
lin. 1 Burt Bldg, 1 Church
& College 262.84
5 F Thomas, 1 Main St 69.07
Irs J C Tucker, 1 Main St
Cafe, 3 Reavis, 1 lot) 131.35
V C Webb & wife, 1 Kenmore
Ave, 1 Home Place 43.04
? W Wheless, 1 Church St,
1 Kenmore Ave, 1 Back of
Home, 1 Opera House 187.68
N E White Est 2 Main St
Stores 144.67
P B Wilder, 2 E Nash St, 1
Mineral Springs 64.83
lira J R Williams, 1 E Nash
St 78.90 |
Urs Eloise Yarborough, 1
Baker 34.32
temp Yarborough, 1 N Main
St, 1 Church St 87.72
I F (Dick>?feirborough, ,
1 Sunset ^Ave 45.95 J
PAVING ASSESSMENTS
{ W Smithwick, 1 Church
& College, St 88.27
??. , _____
Colored
{atde Allen, 2 Lehman lots 9.95
J H Blount, 1 S Main St StW.73
,ee Brodie, 1 Mill Spgs 12.66
lay Belle Burwell, 1 Hall
fax Road 14.50
iudolf & Katie Cobb, 1
S Matn St 10.52 |
lohn Wesley Crudup, 1 Ken
raore Ave 11.92
Telia Crudup, 1 Kenmore
Ave 8.97
lerman Davis, 1 Railroad St 10.22
Jr J B Davis, 1 S Main St,
1 Mineral Springs 57.92
im Pluramer Davis, 1 S Main
St 6.64
ilaud Davis, 1 Kenmore Ave 4.93 |
Thomas Day, 1 Halifax Koad 2.66
lennie Egerton, 1 Kenmore
Ave 3.06
tobert Faison, Jr, 1 Halifax
Road 12.62
ioydie Foster, 1 Black Town 4.93
Daisy B Foster, 2 Cedar St 12.01
iillie Foster, 1 Black Town 16.12
Vinnie Foster Est, 1 Cedar.
St 1.67
Smily & Victoria Fuller,
1 Halifax 13.32
Tiny Fuller Est, 1 Halifax
Road 4.93
S H Gibson, 1 Kenmore Ave 11.57
lulda Gill Est 1 Black Town 13.63
rfary Gill, 1 Black Town 8.97
Austin Green Est, 1 Mineral
Springs 7.72
Tohn Green Est, 1 S Main St 6.80
Hary Jane Green, 1 Black
Town 8.97
letnelor Harris, 1 S Main St 17.13
Sam A Harrlg Eat, 1 Kenmore,
1 Jack Hayes Store, 1
Back of St 27.30
Wesley H Hawkins, 1 S Main
St, 1 Kiver Road 27.31
Rutrice Hazelwood, 1 S Main
St 12.85
lixie Hazelwood, 1 Kailroad
St 4.00
fistella Hill. 1 Black Town,
1 Railroad SO 10.52
larry Hill. 1 Black Town 5.82
^orenza Hill, 1 Tarboro Koad 5.39
lames Johnson, 1 Min Spgs 13.61 |
^orenza Kearney, 1 lot 6.80 I
^<>h4b King, 1 Miu Spg* 4.01
riugh Leonard, 1 S Main St
Balance 11.92 j
fimmie Martin, 1 Black Town 8.97 l
Spencer Massenburg, Jr, 2
Halifax Road 12.85
ithel Merritt, 2 Kenmore
Ave 9.27
ielle Murphy, 1 Spring St 4.47 j
Jhick Murray, 1 Black Town 3.62
lames Neal, 1 Kenmore Ave 10.82
Sd Perry Est, 1 Black Town 11.46
ierman Perry, 1 Halifax Rd 8.47 |
tlartha Hayes Perry, 1 An
gier May 4.31
r'attie Perry Est, 1 Kailroad
St 8.97
Stephen Perry Est, 1 Halifar
Road 2.74
rom Perry, 1 Min Spgs 8.08
\ H Ridley, 1 Kenmore Ave 10.78
1 C Ridley, 1 Halifax Road 4.30 j
losephine Ridley, 1 Kenmore
Ave , 5.86
Charlie Ruffin Est, 1 Sou Mi
Main St . 10.52 I
I
Ella Sledge, 1 Black Town 10.62
Sally Stailings, 1 Back Town 7.42
Fannie Stokes, 1 Halifax Rd 7.80
Henry Strickland, 1 Spring St
Balance 3.94
John C Thomas, 1 Black
Town 4.19
Martha Thomas, 2 Elm St
Alley 10.52
Charles Henry White, 2
Cedar St 12.85
Addie Wilkins, 1 Tarboro Rd 8.97
P W Williams 1 Min Spgs 10.52
Dave Wood, 1 Tarboro Road 7.12
Calvin Yarborough, Sr, Est,
1 Old River Road 13.63
Calvin Yarborough, Jr, Est,
1 South Main St 13.63
Hilliard Yarborough Est,
1 Min Spgs, 1 Back of
Graded School 19.85
Matilda Yarborough, 1 Elm
Sty 24.51
Sally Yarborough, 1 lot 3.99
E. S. FORD, Tax Collector,
Town of Louisburg, N. C.
August 11th, 1939. 8-ll-5t
NTTICE OK SALE OF LAND
Notice of sale of land in the
town of Youngsville, N. C., for
delinquent taxes.
At about the hour of noon at
the Mayor's Office in Youngsville,
N. C., on Monday, Sept. 11, 1939,
I will sell at public auction to t<he
highest bidder for cash pursuant
to the Laws of North Carolina and
the charter of the town of Youngs
ville, all lands in said town on
which taxes for the year 1938 or
any fraction Mieredn, remains due
with costs added and described as
follows:
B G Allen, 1 lot Main St,
1 lot College St $22.14
E G Chamblee, 1 lot Main St 1.68
B H Hobgood, 1 lot Nassau
St 12.72
S F Holden, 1 lot Main St 8.88
T O Kittrell, 1 lot Main St' 17.52
W B Pearce, 1 lot Persimmon
St 10.80
Mrs C H Strickland Est, 1 lot
Main St, 1 lot Franklin 11.76
F J Timberlake Est, 1 lot
Franklin St 2.38
R C Underwood Est, 1 lot
Main St, Gin lot' 9.51
C C Wood lief, 1 lot Main St 8.94
Young Bros, 1 lot Franklin
St, 1 lot College 27.12
(Colored)
Gillie Baker Est, 1 lot Per
simmon St 5.04
Ophelia Jeffreys Est, 1 lot
Pine St 4.56
Oliver Mitchell, 1 lot W RR
St 5.04
J. R. CATLETT, Tax Collector
for t'he Town of Youngsville,
8-1 8-4 1 N. C.
Stanly County poultrymen are
showing much faith in vaccination
for the prevention of chicken pox
in growing pullets, says J. E. Wil
son, farm agent for the State Col
lege Extension Service.
THEY'RE FRESH
Smart Service
Cleaned Clothes !
They're Fresh from SERVICE
Cleaner*), perfectly cleaned anil
pressed by expert workmen . All
of the little details of it-placing
buttons, fixing pockets and mak
ing minor repairs are taken care
of when yon send your clothes to
SERVICE Cleaners.
NOTE ? We have added a
SHOE SHOP to our business
BENNIE MANN,
Expert Shoe Repairer.
Call C? Phone 446-1
SERVICE
DRY CLEANERS AND
SHOE SHOP
F. C. Might
E. Na?h St. Louisburg, N. C.
Thoughts For Your Health
It is necessary lor Vital Energy to be propfcrly delivered to
the organs and parts of the body through the innumerable
nerves and nerve pathways so tbat^he organs may funct4on
or carry on their work properly. The Central Nervous Sys
tem (brain and spinal cord) is the site for the creation of
this Vital Energy. The many, many nerves emerging from
tbem transmit Mils energy Or power to the organs. Where
the ?condition of the spine (doorway for the nerves leaving
the spinal cord) and the nerves ig such as to cause inter-,
ference with the delivery of vital energy, it is useless to ap
ply palllat4ve measures in an effort to stimulate normal ac
tion. That only relieves the effects, it does not remove the
cause.
? REMOVE THE CAUSE !
The power for normal action comes from within. The
ability to cure lies within. Health comes from within and is
maintained by free and natural expression of internal vital
energy. Chiropractic seeks to remove the cause. This drjjg
less profession seeks to release or remove any Interference
with the flow of the vital energy and aids natnre in the
correction and expression of normal activity.
"Good Health through Chiropractic"
DR. SADIE C. JOHNSON
215 Conrt Street ? Louisburg, N. 0.
Phone: Hoan:
r*ri?. AA4-1 ? to ?; Than. 0 to 1
Office 804-1 7.9 p. m. Mon-Wed.
Ronldnw* 871-1 Frt. * Bat..
rudratial
FARM
LOANS
/ Low Interest
/ Long Term "
4 Fair Appraisal
/ Prompt Serrloa
W. L. LUMPKIN i
Correspondent <j
LOUISBURG, N. C. !"
PROFESSIONAL COLXJMH
Dr. Harry H. Johnson
Physician and Burgeon
General Practice - Glauses Kitted
Special attention 'to diseases of
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Phones : 410-1 and 410-8
Offices: 120 N. Main Street
Dr. H. 0. Perry
Physician and Sorgeon
101 W. Nash St. Louisburc, N. O
. Phones:
>fflce 287-1 Home 287-2
Hours ? 10 to I?; a to 4; 7 to ?
Special attention to tflet work,
Obstetrics and Diseases of Woman.
(?Ray and Fluoroscopic Krsmtus
Ion, Diathermy and I It r?- Violet
ifht treatment.
Miss Elizabeth Fuller, Sec'y.
Mrs. Walter Cuthrell, R. N.
Dr. Arch H. Perry
General Practice
Wood, N. O.
Office In Service Drug Co.
D. T. Smithwick
Dentist
Loulsburg, N. O.
Office over Rose's Htore
Dr. M. C. King
Franklinton, N. C.
Residence Plione 240-1
Office Hours:
? to 11 A. M. ? 2 to 3 P. M.
0 to 8 P. M.
Edward F. Griffin
Attorney at Law
Loulsburg, North Carolina
Office Ford Building, Over
Pleasants Book Store
General Practice in all Courts
-Ck-Ms-Beam
Attorney at Law
Loulsburg, N. O.
Dfflce in Professional Huilding
?nt to The Franklin Times
Practice in all Courts
W. L. Lumpkin
Attorney
Loulsburg, N. O.
JMce in First National Bank Bldg
Practice State and Federal Oouta
W. H. Yarborougb
Hill Tarboroogh
farborougti & Yarboroofh
Attorneys A Counsellors at Law
Office In Egerton BnHdlng
Over Tonkel's Store
Loulsburg, N. C.
Practice In Franklin and adjote
log counties, and In the United
States Courts at Raleigh
I. B. White E. H. MaloM
J. E. Malone
White & Malone
Lawyers
Loulsburg, N. C.
leaeral practice, settlement ef e*
?les, funds Invested. One mem
?r of the Arm always In offiea.
Main 8treet Barber Shop
L P. Wheeler, Jr., Proprietor
Barbers
Loulsburg, N. C.
?arlors under Union Wantoue
a Main Street. First class wort)
guaranteed. Give me a caH.
You Can't Be
Careful AND
Carefree !
Everyone has a pretty hard
time In the summer, trying
to keep their clothes clean.
Strenuous summer days keep
your clothes from looking
top-notch constantly. Louls
burg Dry Cleaners have a
special summer cleaning sex- _
vice which will save you
money ? and keep your sum
mer clothes always at their
best t
PROMPT
PICK-UP, DELIVERY
. Louisburg
Dry Cleaners
with Franklin Oeuty's sssst
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