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HARRISON, Box 479, Bennetts vllle, S. C. 8-25-3t> RE-SALE OF REAL ESTATE Under and pursuant to an Order of Re-Sale, entered in that certain ! action entitled "Commissioners of the Town of Louisburg vs Henry Poythress, A. Braeme and West Hawkins, Trustees of Louisburg Leader Lodge No. 3507 of the Grand United Order of Odd Fel-' lows," by the Clerk of frhe Super ior Court of Franklin County on the 23rd day of August, 1939, the undersigned Commissioner will, on MONDAY, THE 11th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1939, at or about the hour of noon at the Court House door of Franklin County, offer for re-sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following described lot or parcel of land: Situate in the County of Frank lin, State of North Carolina, Town of Louisburg. on the West; side of South Main Street and being more particularly described by metes and bounds in that certain deed of J. M. Allen and wife to P. W.j Williams, et al?, Trustees of Lou-I isburg Leader Lodge No. 3507 ofl the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows. This 23rd day of August. 1939. J. E. MALO.N'K, JR., I 8-25-3t .Commissioner.j NOTICE OF SALE OK LAND Whereas, on the 22nd day of June. 1934. Mack Fowler (de ceased), Nancy Fowler. David Jenkins and Helen Jenkins execu ted and delivered unto W. O. Mc jibony, Trustee (or Land Bank , Commissioner, a certain deed of trust which is recorded in the of- [ lice of the Register of Deeds for franklin County. North Carolina, in Book 318 at Page 236; and Whereas, default has been made in the payment of the in- i debtednexs thereby secured as therein provided, and the trustee has been requested by the owner and holder thereof to exercise the power of sale therein contained: I Now, Therefore, under and by virtue of the authority conferred by the said deed of trust the un dersigned Trustee will on the 23r<l DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1930, at the court house door of Frank lin County, North Carolina, at twelve o'clock noon offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, the following real estate: All that certain tract of land containing Fifty-Three (53) acres. , more or less, known as the Mack I D. Fowler and David Jenkins place in Youngsville Township. | Franklin County, N. C., located on the old Franklinton-Wake For est Road, about two miles West from Youngsville, N. C., bounded on West and North by lands of Hester Lee and Henry Green, East by the old Franklinton-Wake For est Road, and South by lands of iWalter Jackson. The property is 1 more fully described by metes and bounds In the deed of trust above mentioned to which reference Is made. This the 23rd day of August, 1939 W. O. McGIBONY. W. L. Lumpkin, Trustee. Agent and Attorney for Trtwtee. 9-l-4t NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND Under and by virtue of the terms of that certain Deed of Trust dated the 11th day of March, <1938, executed by Lillie G. Hes ter and husband, Robert HestCT, to W. L. Lumpkin, trustee, duly recorded in the ofTlce of the Reg ister of Deeds for Franklin Coun ty, North Carolina, in Book 338 'at page 161, the undersigned trus tee, having been requested by the holder of the notes secured by the said Deed of Trust to advertise the lands described therein, will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Coulsburg, Franklin County, North Carolina at twelve o'clock noon on TUESDAY, 590 SEPTEMBER 1930 the following described lands: All the right, title and interest of Llllle 0. Hester and husband, Robert Hestwr, in the following described lands: "'Tract No. If That certain tract of land conveyed by deed from C. H. Roberts and wife to C. H. Olenn, recorded in Book 262 >agn 360, Franklin County Regls ry, described as follows: Afcer tain tract or parcel of land In Franklin County, State of Nortth Carolina, adjoining the lands of W. T. Glenn, C. H. Roberts and others, and bounded as follows, viz: Beginning in center of old Tarboro Road (a stake); thence with center of said road 106 % yards to a stake in C. H. Roberts line; thence nearly East with line of C. H. Roberte to a stake 106% yards; thence nearly West 106% yards with W. T. Glenn'r line to the center of old Tarboro Road, the beginning, being in shape of a triangle, containing one acre. Tract No. 2: A certain tract or parcel of laud situate in Youn gsville Township, Franklin Coun ty, devised t?o Cleveland H. Glenn by the Will of his mother Louisa T. Glenn, wljich is recorded in Will Book "W", page 132, office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Franjtlin County, described in Item Three of said Will as fol lows: "I give and devise unto my son, Cleveland H. Glenn, the house in which he now lives, to gether with twenty-five acres of land around said home, to have and to hold unto him and his heirs in fee simple forever," Tract No. 3: All the right, ti tle and interest in the lands that were devised to .Iva M. Glenn by the Will of Louisa T. Glenn, be ing described in Item Two of said Will, which is recorded in Book of Wills W at pag<? 132, in the of fice of the Clerk of t<he Superior Court of Franklin County, N. C., the said Iva M. Glenn, sister of Lillie G. Hester, having died with out issue. Tract No. 4: Also all the right, title and interest in the following described land: Adjoining t>he lands of Pugh Tharrington and others and described in EX PAR TE proceedings in Book of Orders and Decrees 3 at page 620, and described as follows: Beginning in the center of the Tarboro Road a stake on the South side of road, corner for No. 2; thence S. 55d W. 133 poles 15 links to Hickory, Mat Winston's corner and corner for No. 2; thence N. 2 l-4d E. 110 poles to a Hickory, Mat Winston's and Samuel Winston's corner; thence N. 4%d E. 70 poles to a stake, Samuel Winston's corner; thence N. 86d W. 73 poles to a stake. W. B. Timberlake's corner in Winston's line; thence N. 4d E. 45 poles to a stake in May's line; thence S. 87d E. 126% poles to a lightiwood stake. May's corner in Pearce's line; thence South ll%d W. 47 poles 2 links to a pine stump. E. W. Timberlake's corn er; thence N. 86d W. 35 poles to the center of the Tarboro Road. E. W. Timberlake's corner; thenc^ along said road S. 28 %d E. 24 poles 10 links S. 45d E. 31 polfes 7 links S. 46 3-4d E. 38 pOles; S. 44 %d E. 20 poles 20 links to the beginning, containing 77 3-4 acres. The above land described in cludes all of the land inherited by the grantors herein from Louisa T. Glenn. Cleveland H. Glenn and Iva M. Glenn. Dated and posted this the 25th day of August, 1939. W. L. LUMPKIN, 8-l-4t Trustee. TRUSTEE'S SALE NOTICE ! NOTICE is hereby given that- oy virtue of the authority vested in the undersigned C. W. FRESHER. 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 County of Franklin and State of Pennsylvania, Trustee, dated the 9th day of March. 1936. and which is of record in the Office of Reg ister of Deeds for Durham Coun ty. North Carolina, in Book No. 212, page 587, to secure the pay ment of certain negotiable prom issory notes duly set f 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 ol Pennsylvania, to C. W. Flesher, ol Charleston, in the County of Ka nawha, State of West Virginia, Trustee, to execute the said trusts in accordance with the provision! of said Deed of Trust aforesaid in case the said F. O. Rebok refused to act as said Trustee, which 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 it ' the payment of said notes afore said according to their tenor and ! effect, and having been hereuntc requested by the legal holder and | owner of said notes to enforce thi I trusts contained in said Deed ol i Trust, the said undersigned Sub 'stltuted Trustee will sell at public auction to the highest! and best ! blfraer tot cash, at front door ol the Court House of Franklii County, In Louisburg, North Car ollna, on ? FRIDAY, the 1.1th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1080, beginning at one o'clock in the af ternoon on that day. all t'he prop erty conveyed In the said Deed ol Trust aforesaid, as follows: One "Eclipse" Size No. 01 Port able Circular Saw Mill, No. 14346 with 20 feet of Carriage, 55 feei of Ways, Improved feed 4 Simul taneous Ratchet Head Blocks. an< all the fixtures and appurtenance! thereto belonging; three tapei movements and power receder foi No. 01 Saw Mill; one 27 Incl Frick Gang Edger complete. No 257, with two 14 inch Hoe Insert' ed tooth saws; one No. 01 Frlcl Saw Mill No. 13690 with 20 feel of carriage, 55 feet of ways, 4 head blocks, $ taper movement! and power receder; one No. 01 Frick Saw Mill No. 14126 with 20 feet of carriage, 65 feet of ways 4 head blocks, 4 tapers, power re ceder and saw dusti drag; one 27 inch Frick Oang Edger complete No. 180, with two inserted tooth saws. Dated the 17 th day ot August, 1939. C. W. FLESHER. 8-25-3t Substituted Trustee. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the au thority of sale contained in that certain Judgment of the Superior Courti 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, widow, et al.", which said judgment is duly dock eted in Tax Judgment 3 at page 103, in the office of tihe 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 I the Town of Louisburg, Franklin I County, North Carolina, at or j about' the hour of twelve o'clock noon, on TUESDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER 1839 the' following described land in Louisburg Township, Franklin 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 in the survey of the White Grove property, on t-he 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 said survey; thence along said alley way S 57 % 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 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; i thence along the line of lot No. 5 N 57% degrees W 78 feet to the point of beginning, the same being t-he Identical lot of land conveyed j to R. W. Hudson by T. A. Person and wife, Annie M. Person, by deed dated 8 May 1911, and recor ded 13 May 1911 in Book 179 at page 86, Franklin County registry. There is also included herein all 1 rights of the defendants herein in and to the two 15-foot alleyways above mentioned, on the south and east sides of ttae said lot. For fur ther reference see .Books 299 at; page 36 and 294 at page 519, | said registry. Dated and posted this the 1 1th ( day of August, 1939. JOHN F. MATTHEWS, 8-18-4t Commissioner. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND IN THE TOWN OF LOUISBURG, N. C. FOR DELINQUENT TAXES At or about the hour of Noon at the Court House door in Louis burg, N. C., on Monday, Septem ber 11th. 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 t the town of Louisburg, N. C., as set out in the private Acts of 1899, Chapter 243, and Acts amenda tory thereto, as revised by sec Ition 8009, Consolidated Statutes 1 1919 and amendments thereto, all lands in the town of Louisburg. |N. C., on which taxes for the year 1938 remain due. with costs add 'ed. described as follows: ! Mrs Dora Allen Est, 1 Home, I 1 corner Middle and Spring St, 1 Railroad St $61.85 i 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 & Hodgle Alston, 1 Church"St Home 48. 79 H T Bartholomew 1 Nash St | Garage 60.24 I G M Beam. 1 Mill property, , I' 1 Baker Heights, 1 Sun i j set Ave 155.^7 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, 'j 1 Sunset Ave 76.22 -IC E Ford, 1 Boddie Drug I Store, 1 Masonic Building, > 3 Warehouse lots, 1 Sussex I Corp. Warehouse 260.79 ; McM. Furgerson, 1 Sunset t , Ave 40.05 ? ' Miss Annie Green, 1 Main : Street 47.82 t [ D E Hardwick A wife, 1 I j 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, lfNoble St 33.25 R w Hudson Est, 1 South Main St 3.53 Q S Leonard, 2 Perry St, 1 E Nash St, 1 Kenmore Ave 137.95 Louisburg Cotton Oil Mill, 1 OH Mill property 416.78 Mrs Sallie McDougall, 1 Court St 40.05 Miss F L Massenburg, 1 8prlng St 24.61 N D Medlin, 1 Nash St 24.82 Mrs N L Moseley, 1 Spring , and Noble 22.27 Mrs S J Parham, 1 Main St 81.33 Mrs Mary E Parker, 1 Main Street 63.36 SC Pergerson, 1 Furman 41.11 rs 0 C Perry, 1 Church Sti 36.16 Mrs H G Perry, 1 Main St 94.73 Miss Lucille Person, 1 Rail road 8.42 | A W Person, 1 N Main Home, 2 Warehouses 113.09 | W T Person, 1 Main St 42.17 I Mrs J C Tucker, 1 Main St Cafe, 3 Reavis, 1 lob 131.35 W C Webb & wife, 1 Kenmore Ave, 1 Home Place 43.04 F W Wheless, 1 Church St, 1 Kenmore Ave, 1 Back of Home, 1 Opera House 187.68 I W E White Est 2 Main St Stores 144.67 i T B Wilder, 2 E Nash St, 1 Mineral Springs 64.83 | Mrs J R Williams, 1 E Nash St 78.90 J Mrs Eloise Yarborough, 1 Baker 34.32 | Kemp Yarborough, 1 N Main St, 1 Church St 87.72 I R F (Dick) Yarborough, 1 Sunset Ave 45.95 I Colored Lee Brodie, 1 Mill Spgs 12.66 May Belle Burwell,. 1 Hall fax Road 14.50 John Wesley Crudup, 1 Ken * more Ave I 11.92 Telia Crudup, 1 Kenmore A vp ' 8.97 Herman Davis, 1 Railroad St 10.22 Dr J B Davis, 1 S Main St, 1 Mineral Springs 57.92 Jim Plummer Davis, I S Main St 6.64 Maud Davis, 1 Kenmore Ave 4.93 Thomas Day, 1 Halifax Road 2.66 Jennie Egerton, 1 Kenmore Ave 3.06 Robert Faison, Jr, 1 Halifax Road * 12.62 Boydie Foster, 1 Black Town 4.93 Daisy B Foster, 2 Cedar St 12.01 Millie Foster, 1 Black Town 16.12 Winnie Foster Est, 1 Cedar St , 1.67 Tiny Fuller Est, 1 Halifax Road 4.93 Hulda Gill Est 1 Black Town 13.63 Mary Gill, 1 Black Town 8.97 Austin Green Est, 1 Mineral Springs 7.72 I John Green Est, 1 S Main St 6.80 | Mary Jane Green( 1 Black Town 8.97 I Jetnelor Harris, 1 S Main St 17.13 J Sam A Harris Est, 1 Kenmore, 1 Jack Hayes Store, 1 Back of St 27.30 ] Wesley H Hawkins, 1 S Main St, 1 River Road 27.31 | Eutrftje Hazelwood, 1 S Mairf St 12.85| Hixie Hazelwood, 1 Railroad St 4.00 | Estella Hill, 1 Black Town, 1 Railroad Sb 10.52 Harry Hill, 1 Black Town 5.82 Lorenza Hill, 1 Tarboro Road 5.39 James Johnson, 1 Min Spgs 13.61 Lorenza Kearney, 1 lot 6.80 Louis King, 1 Min Spgs 5.01 Hugh Leonard, 1 S Main St Balance 11.92 | Jimmie Martin, 1 Black Town 8.97 Spencer Massenburg, Jr, 2 "Halifax Road 12.85 | Ethel Merritt, 2 Kenmore Ave 9.27 Chick Murray, 1 Black Town 3.62 i James Neal, 1 Kenmore Ave 10.82 j Ed Perry Est, 1 Black Town 11.46 J Herman Perry. 1 Halifax Rd 8.47 Martha Hayes Perry, 1 An gier May 4.31 | Pattie Perry Est, 1 Railroad St 8.97 Stephen Perry Est, 1 Halifar Road 2.74 ' Tom Perry, 1 Min Spgs 8.08 i A H Ridley, 1 Kenmore Ave 10.78 H C Ridley, 1 Halifax Road 4.30 Josephine Ridley, 1 Kenmore Ave 5.86 ; Charlie Ruffin Est, 1 Sout-h Main St 10.52 Ella Sledge, 1 Black Town 10.52 Sally S tailings, 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 7.42 Calvin Yarborough, Sr, Est, 1 Old River Road 13.63 Calvin Yarborough, Jr, Est, 1 South Main St 13.63 Hllllard -Yarborough Est, 1 Min Spgs, 1 Back of Graded School 19.85 Matilda Yarborough, 1 Elm SO 24.51 [Sally Yarborough, 1 lot 3.99 E: S. FORD, Tax Collector, Town of Louisburg, N. C. August 11th, 1939. 8-11-et NTTICE OF SALE OF LAND Notice of sale of land in the town of Youngsville, N. C., lor] delinquent taxes. At about the hour of noon at the Mayor's Office in Youngsville, Jf. C., on Monday, Sept. 11, 1939, p will sell at public auction to tihe highest bidder for cash pursuant to the Laws of North Carolina and the charter of the tpwn of Youngs ville, all lan^p in said town on which taxes for the year 1938 or any fraction tihereon remains due with costs added and described as follows: m 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 SI, 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 Woodlief, 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, 8-18-4t N. C. The More Folks You Tell The More Goods You Sell TIS?H?R? THEY'RE FRESH Smart Service Cleaned Clothes ! They're Fresh from SERVICE Cleaners, perfectly cleaned and pressed by expert workmen . All of the little details of replacing buttons, Axing 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. CaU Us Phone 446-1 SERVICE DRY GLEANERS AND SHOE SHOP - F. C. Hlght ! E. N&sh St. Lioulsburg, N. O. The Most IMPORTANT Factor I In Health "Food, Exorcise, and Mental Attitude are impor tant but the greatest concern is to preserve a har monious balance among all body functions." Such an harmonious balance is preserved by a source known -as 'nerve force' or 'vital energy'; regulates all activities so that perfect order and system prevails in the body. It is when some interference occurs to hinder the proper supply of this 'nerve force' that the har monious balance is disrupted and illness or ail ments ensue. Chiropractic aims at the preser vation of this harmony and balance. "Good Health through Chiropractic" DR. SADIE C. JOHNSON 215 Court Street Louisburg, N. C. $ Phone: Honrs: ? 1W1J ( 0 to 5; Thnrs. 0 to 1 Office 864-1 , 7.9 p. m, Mon-Wed. Reeldenoa 871-1 ? 8?t.. /? jdrudratial FARM LOANS J Low Interest J Lone Term ?* / Fair Appraisal / Prompt Sarvioa W. L. LUMPKIN Correspondent LOUISBURG, N. C. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN Dr. Harry H. Johnson Physician and Surgeon General Practice - Glasses Fitted Special attention to diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Phones: 410-1 and 410-2 Offices: 120 N. Main Street Dr. H. G. Perry Physician and Surgeon 101 W. Nash St. Jjouiibivc, N. O Phones: Office 287-1 Home 287-2 Hour*? 10 to a to 4; 7 to I Special attention to efflce work. Obstetrics and Diseases of Womes, X-Ray and Fluoroscopic Ttramtaa tion. Diathermy and Ultra-Violet light treatment. Miss Elisabeth Fuller, Sec'y. Mrs. Walter Cuthrell, H. N. Dr. Arch H. Perry General Practice Wood, N. 0. Office in Service Drug Ge. D. T. Smithwick , Dentist Ixralsborg, N. O. Office over Rose's Store Dr. M. C. King Franklinton, X. C. Residence Phone 240-1 Office Hours : 9 to 11 A. M, ? 2 to 3 P. M. ? to 8 P. M. Edward F. Griffin Attorney at Law Louisburg, North Carolina Office Ford Building, 0?er Pleasants Book Store General Practice In all Court* 0. M. Beam Attorney at Law Louisburg, N. O. Dfflce In Professional Building next to The Franklin Timet Practice in all Court* W. L. Lumpkin Attorney Louisburg, N. C. Oflce In First National Bank Bldg Practice State and Federal Ooutt W. 11. V a rborough Hill Yar borough Yarborougti & Yar borough Attorney* & (Counsellors at Law OdBce In Kgerton Budding Over Tonkel's Store ' Louisburg, N. O. Practice hi Franklin and *4Jola kg counties, and in the United State* Court* at Raleigh B. B. White E. H. Mai oat J. B. Malone White & Malone LaWyer* Louisburg, N. O. General practice," settlement ef ?* tatea, fund* Invested. One mem ber ef the firm always In ofloe. Main Street Barber Shop L P. Wheeler, Jr., Proprietor Barber* Loalaborg, N. O. Parian under Union Warehouse oa Main Street. Pint *taa* wotb guaranteed. Give ate a eaH. You Can't Be Careful AND Carefree ! Everyone has a pretty hard time In the summer, trying to keep their clothe* clean. Strenuous summer days keep your Mot hes from looking top-notch constantly. Louis burg Dry Cleaner* hare a spoclal summer cleaning ser vice which will save yon money? and keep your sum mer clothe* always at their best t PROMPT PICK-UP, DELIVERY Louisburg Dry Cleaners Loulabnrg'* Oldeat Cleaaan with Franklin County's most modern equipment. O. R. Sykas Ed 8 (avail PHONE (Sfl-1 Corner Ofcinfe A IM Ma. WWWWM *. ?.
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