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FOR SALE ? 3 Oil Stoves.
Two 10-inch and one 16
inch without cabinets. See,
R. G. Leonard. Rt. 2, Louis
burg. Phone No. 496-4577.
10-7, 12,14, 19 pd
SPINET PIANO, to'transfer
to good local home. Simply
* assume . small payments.
We'll transfer and fully
guarantee. Write for details
and inspection, credit Mrt ,
North Georgia Pianos, 1206
McCall Blvd., Rome. Ga.
10-19 pd
FOR SALE ? Kentucky 31
Fescue (Cleaned)* 12c per
pound. See James Speed.
Friendly Four Warehouse
or on farm at Gold Sand.
10-19,21 pd
TAKE soil away the Blue
Lustre way from carpets
and upholstery. Rent elec-1
trie shampooer $1. H. C.
Taylor. 10-19
FOR SALE & RENT ? One
11 -room house with ?'? full
baths. ? Approximately 2
acres of land on Highway
401, 5 miles south of Louis
burg with plenty of good
water, good potato house,
smokehouse, and other out
buildings; grape vines, plum
and apple trees, plenty of
pecan trees. Will sell for
$500.00 down and like rent
per month. Will finance
with no carrying charges.
Can see October 24. T. R.
Pierce. Apex. N. C., Rt. I,
Phone No. 834-1043.
10-19,21 pd
FOR SALE? 1 904 Marletle
mobil home. 10 x SI. Phono*
GY. 6-3029 after 6?:30 or
write Mrs. Allen J. Harp,
Rt. 3, Box 402, Louisburg.
10-19.21 pd
FOR SALE ? Camping Trail
er. $200 ? See R. J. Sutton
at Mapleville. N. C.
10-12.14.19 pd
FOR SALE
Ky. 31 Fescue Seed. 12c
Pound. Cleaned And
Ready To Plant.
MORT II \RRIS
Ri. 4. Louisburg
USED TRACTOR
BARGAINS
1 ? S60 Ford Willi Live
pro
1 ? 8N Ford
1? 9N Ford
1 ? Far mull Cub
1 ? 240 International
1 ? T0-30 Ferguson
1 ? 250 Ford Hay Baler
IX KD MOW tilt*. HAY
1UKK, I'l/ON .V DWC
HwlitKOW s
NKW FOKI) Til AC TOItS
OASOIJNK At HUXKIi
8ALKS A; HKIIVICK
7ARM TRACTOR
EQUIPMENT CO.. Inc.
I'. n. Box 727
Telephone .icttevn 8-8185
Heinle toil/ ('.
Classified Ads.
WANTED
WAITRESSES ? Neat appear
ing girls ol good chaiacter.
18-4.0 years. No experience
necessary as <We will train,
you. ,Some part time posi
tions available. Excellent
salary plus tips, hospitaliz
ation, ?"?paid Vacations, etc.
Apply in person to Shoney's
Big Boy Restaurant. Down
town Blvd. Raleigh
10-14.19.21.26.28; 1 1-2.4,9 ch
OPI"ORTr\ITY
Large United Stat.es and
?Canadian Company in agri
cultural field urgently re
quires representative in this
county for Crop Service] De
partment. Applicant must
have recent agricultural
background and be well re
garded in area. Position is
full time, or can be handled
at first along with your
present farming operation.
Successful applicant can ex
pect earnings between $100
$150 weekly with excellent
opportunity for early ad
vancement in this area.
Write and tell me about
yourself. Reply at once to:
State Manager. 1*. O. Box
10872, Raleigh. N. C.
10-12, 14. 19/21pd
? MALE or FEMALE ?
Supplement your farm or
other income with a Rood
part time Rawleigh pro
ducts dealership. W rite
Rawleigh. Dept. NC J 350
823, Richmond. Va.
10-5,19 pd
FOR RENT
FOR RENT ? Store on North
Main Street. Louisburg.
Reasonable price. X.ucy P.
Burt. Telephone 49G-T2C3.
10-19,21 pd
Three room furnished apart
ment for rent. Contact Mrs.
Q. S. Leonard, Sr. (L-4S52.
10-19.21 eft
Legal Notice
? jp
NOTICE OF RF-SALF OF
VAIA'ABIJR RKAL K8TATK
WHEREAS, the undersigu
ed, acting as Trustee in a
certain Deed uf Trust exe
cuted by A. T. Sturges and
wife. Alice T. Sturges. R F.
Sturges and wife, Edna S.
Sturges to J. P. Lumpkin.
Trustee, dated December 14,
1959, and recorded in the
Office of the Register of
Deeds of Franklin County,
North Carolina, in Book 550,
Page 248, and under Order
of Resale entered by Honor
able Ralph S. Knott, Clerk
of Superior Court of Frank
lin County, North Carolina, on
the 7th day of September.
1965. foreclosed and offered
for srle the land hereinafter
described and whereas, within
the time allowed by law. an
advanced bid was filed with
the Clerk of the Superior
ATTENTION
FARMERS
I We Are Now
Spreading Bulk
Lime, Filling ASC
Orders for Seed,
i Fertilizer- and
I Lime.
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HEATING OIL,
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L. H. DICKENS
& SON
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For Fall Seed and Fertilizer
LIME SPREADING SERVICE
WE FILL ASC
ORDERS
LOUISBURG
FCX SERVICE
BICKETT BLVD.
PHONE 6V-6-3366
Legal Notice
Court ?and an order issued
directing the Trustee to re
sell said land upon an open
ing bid of $9. 18o.no.
NOW. THEREFORE. UN
DER AND BY VIRTUE OF
Order of Resale made on
the 6th day of October, 196-5,
by the Honorable Ralph S.
Knott. Clerk of the Superior
Court of Franklin County,
North Carolina, and the pow
er of sale contained in said
Deed of Trust, the undersign
ed Trustee will offei* for sale
upon said opening bid at
public auction to the high
est bidder for cash at the
door of the ' County Court
house in Xouisburg. North
Carolina, at -12:00 o'clock
noon E S T., on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22.
1 1HJ3
the property conveyed in said
Deed of Trust and described
as follows:
That certain tract or par
cel of land situate, lyins
and being in Gold Mine Town
ship. Franklin County, North
Carolina, and more particu
larly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a hickory
oq the East bank of Shocco
^reek, and running them e
along and with and down said
creek and with the line of
property known as the Char
lie Young property, the pro
perty of the Arch Taylor
Estate and the Saints Jones ,
property, the following cour
ses and distances: N. 3 deg
W. 174 ft.; N. 73 deg E 149
ft.; N. 16 deg. 30' E. 110 ft :
N. 28 deg. 30' W. 216 ft.; N.
57 deg 4 5' W. 259 ft"; N.
27 deg. 30' W. 230 ft.; N.
36 deg. 55* W. 137 ft.; N.
50 deg E 106 ft ". N. 81<leK;
\\V E 174 ft.; N- O p 314
W 112 ft. ; N. ?> deff. E.
u/. S Bl deK. 30- E? 150 ft..
g, 32 deg 1?' E:,21, s' ig
19 dec 15' E 302 ft ; ?. l?
E. 153 ft.: 8. J dog.
tt' W. 215 ft.: 8. 9 d?? ? B
30* W. 224 ft.; N. o defi.
4S- W 24 3 ft.; N *2 d**;
Jo- E 135 ft.. N. 60 den. 52
E 169 ft.; s. 41 deg. 35 E.
\\\ Jfv s8 .'^V* y
y del w-y f"1" it
55 E?M E9i^4>dis
r272 ft- 3. 17d?.?;E.
ft s. 70 dc?*. 15
136 ft.! S. 20 deg. 30
71 ft.: S. 4 3 deg. 30 El'
i ft.: S. 15 deg 45 W. 93 It .
|S. 16 deg. 15' E. 316 ft.. ?
i a deK 46' W. 11 J ft* ?
B5 <\e* W E. 56 ft to a
Suk. tn the line of proper
ty known a? the ^r?per*J '!
the Norline Mining ComJ,a"*;
hence .long the Une o ?^
property S. 25 deg. 38 ^
iica ft to a stake in fb<?
line thence along and with
the line of property known
as the CiMPton land N- Sa
dec 22' W. 1766 ft. to a
wiake corner with the Har
ris Brothers property; run
ning thence with the ' ,lne "
said property N ? de*. 53
E. 151 5 ft to a point In sain
ri^Tw'WV.^
i*45." TnXC'o ? poVntdand
puj of BANNING con
taining 136 acrea. more or
leas, thia conveyance being
made by .boundary and a^
cording to ?urvey ?f
sets Ksrv?wn ..
^ctTf^W. Vr'ner
'"lMS tobacco allotment on
sa="tf"iiS3
Stabilization and Cons, na
'^h.^c^ful bidder at
..id sale will be required 'o
Trustee, aa evidence of good
This the 6th day of Octo
btr' }*?: LUMPKIN.
Trustee.
10-12.19
ETBCTTOR'H NOTIOR
Having qualified as Exe
cutor of the estate of Cor
nelia H. Murphy, deceased,
late of Franklin County.
North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having
claims against the estate of
Raid deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or be
fore the 19th day of April,
196#?. or: this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their re
covery All persons indebted
to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 19th day of October,
1965.
HAROLD R MURPHY,
Rt. 1. Loulsburg,
. Executor.
10-19,26; 11-2.9
ADVTCRTIHKMF.NT FOR
RIJ>fl, TOWN OF
NORTH CAROLINA
COMMERCIAL RACKHOK
Pursuant to Section Hi
nt or the Oeneral Statute*
of North Carolina, sealed bids
for a commerrlal backhoe
will be received by the Town
Council In the Council Cham
bers at the Town Armory
until 7:30 P M Friday.
November 5th. 1 90 S . at which
time they will be publicly
opened and read.
Instructions for euhmlttlnn
blda and complete specifica
tions for the equipment, sup
plies. or- services desired may
be obtained atth'e Town of
fice at the Town Armory dur
ing i*e?ular office hours. The
Town reserves the right to
< i '
Legal Notice
hold all bids for a thirty day
period and to reject any or
all proposals. .
Edward S. Ford.
Town Administrator.
10-19
FOR 8ALF.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
LOUISBURG-FR \\ KLIN TON
HIGHWAY
The Benjamin Franklin
Boarding Home property will
be offered for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder
for cash at 12:00 o'clock
Noon on
SATURDAY. THF 23 DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1003.
at the Courthouse door in
Louisburg. XortJi Carolina.
This property fronts ap
proximately 7$<v feet on , the
south side of the Loui^bbrg
-Franklinton highway accord
ing to the legal desertion,
of same The legal descrip
tion of the property to be
sold is taken from the Deed
by Richard G. Perry and wife.
Emma Perry, to the Board
of Commissioners of Frank
lin County recorded in Book
274. Page 275, Franklin
C.ounty Registry, said de
scription being as follows:
That tract or parcel of
land situate West of the Town
of Louisburg. the Louis
burg and Franklinton Road,
more particularly, defined as
follows:
BEGINNING at the center
of the Louisburg and Frank
linton Road, a stake 30 links
from the center of the South
side, a new corner for Mrs.
Emma Perry; thence South
14.25 chains to a stake. Mrs.
Perry's corner; thence S. 72
deg. E. 16.75 chains to a
stake. Mrs. Perry's corner;
thence North 12 deg. W. 25
chains to the center of the
Louisburg and Franklinton
Road, a stake 25 links from
the center on the South side;
thence along the center of
the said road. S. 58 deg. West
3.80 chains; S. 62 deg. West
4 00 chains; S. 72 deg. W.
4.05 chains to Beginning,
containing 25 Acres by sur
vey. Purchaser to take pos
session February 1st, 1966.
The owners reserve the
right to reject all- -bids on or
before the 1st day of Novem
ber. 1965.
Any person desiring to
inspect the property may con
tact Mr. Liee Murray, County
Accountant, at his office in
the Courthouse or Mr. Rufus
Place at the Benjamin Frank
lin Boarding Home.
COUNTY OF FRANK
LIN. OWNER.
9-28; 10-5,12.19
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
In accordance with the require
ments of Section 160-175 of the
General Statutes of North Caro
lina that the Loulsburg Town
Council will hold a public
hearing on a proposed amend
ment and rev is Ion to the present
Zoning Ordinance of the Town of
Loulsburg, at 7:30 p.m. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1965,
at the Town Council Room lo
cated in the Armory Building
in the Jown of Loulsburg,
North Carolina.
Said proposed changes being
as follows: To extend B-2
Zone on the West side of South
Main Street from the present
boundary of B-2 Zone Soutlfto
the Mineral Springs Road, and
to change the area South of the
Legal Notice
present B-2 zone to read " B-2" ,
Instead of "R-2" on the Officials
Zoning Map of the. Town of
Louisburg.
All Interested persons are In
vited to attend.
This lOthdayof October, 1965.
KATHERINE D. GUPTON,
TOWN CLERK FOR THE TOWN
OF LOUIS BURG
October 19, 26
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Ad
ministrator of the estate of
Bettie H Cyrus, deceased,
late of Franklin County.
North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having
claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned -on or be
fore the 2Sth day of March.
1966. or this notice will be
Jvleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted
to said estate will pleas?
make immediate payment.
This 2Sth day of September.
19*5.
DAVID H CYRUS.
Box 4 4. Ygs.
Adm'r.
9-28; 10-5.12.19
VOTICE OF REBAtK
OF VALUABLE REAl,
ESTATE
* North Carolina.
Fratfklin County.
Whereas, the undersigned,
acting as trustee in a cer
tain Deed of Trust executed
by Samuel Fishel and wife
Ruth E. Firhel on the 28th
day of April, 1961. of Frank
lin County, State of North
Carolina, and duly recorded
in tiook 563 'Page 296 in tho
Office of the Registry of
Deeda of Franklin County,
North Carolina, and by vir
tue of the aforesaid power
of nale, the undersigned
Trustee offered for public sale
to the highest bidder for
cash at the Courthouse Door
in Louisburg. North Carolina
at 12:00 on Monday the 27t'h
day of September. 1965. the
land, herein after described
and whereas, in the time al
lowed by law. and an advanc
ed bid wan filed with the
Clerk of the Superior Court
and an order issued direct-*
ing the Trustee to Resale
said land upon an opening'
bid of $1,500 00
NOW. THEREFORE, and
by virtue of order of resale
made on the'lst day of Octo
ber, 1965 by Betsy 8. Laven
der. Asst. Clerk of the Sup
erior Court of Franklin
County. North Carolina arid
under the power of aaie con
tained in said Deed of Trust,
the undersigned Trustee will
offer for sale upon said open
ing bid at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash
at the Courthouse Door of
Franklin County. In Louls
burg. North Carolina. at
12:00 noon Eastern Standard
Time on
THURSDAY THE 21 ST DAY
OP OCTOBER, IMS,
the property conveyed in said
Deed of Trust and described
as follows:
TRACT NO. 1
Lots 7. 8. 9. 10 and 11 of
Fishel Subdivision, map of
which is recorded in Map and
Cornerstone Book 4. Page
102, Franklin County Reg
istry reference to said map
being hereby made ror a com
plete metes and bounds de
scription thereof.
TRACT NO. 2
That certain tract or par
Legal Notice
eel of land situate In the
Town of Franklinton. Frank
lin County. N*. C.. lying on
the South side of Bullock
Street and more particularly
described as follows: BE
GINNING at an Iron stake
on the South side of Bullock
Street Northeast corner of
James Johnson; thence North
66 de?. 4 5' East 60 feet a
long Bullock St. to a stake;
thence South 24 deg. 00' East
208.5 feet to an iron stake
in the F. H. Watson line:
thence South 7 4 deg 30'
West 60 feet to an iron stake;
back corner for James John
son: thence North 24 deg.
00 West 200 0 feet to an
iron stake and the point of
the BEGINNING, by survey
and mfp of Phil R Inscoe.
Registered Surveyor, date
8-5-56. and this being a part
of the tract of land convey
ed to F. H. Watson by deed
of Rudolph May and wife,
and being the same and iden
tical tract of land conveyed
by F H. Watson and wife
to S. M. Fishel and O. L. Ap
pleford dated April 4. 1956.
and recorded in Book 520
at Page 161. Franklin Coun
ty Registry, reference to the
above deeds and maps being1
hereby made for a njore com
plete and adequate descrip
tion thereof.
IKAt'l ^U. S
BEGINNING at a stake on
Wilson St.. corrter of Lot No.
2: thence S. 24 deg. E. 80
feet to a corner fence post
on Wilson Street; thence N.
65 deg. E. 105 feet to the
corner of a fenc^ post;
thence N. 24 deg. W. 60 feet
to a Rtake corner of Lot No.
2: thence S. 65 deg. WeH
105 feet to the BEGINNING,
and designated as THIRD
TRACT In deed from G. M.
Beam to F. H Cooke which
deed is recorded in Book
4 96, at page 15. in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds
for Franklin County, and
being the Second Tract of
Deed from W. B. Jovner and I
wife. to 6 M Fishel as re
j corded in Book 584. page G5,
Franklin ? County Registry.
TRACT NO. 4
Located on the North side
of Bullock Street in the Town
of Franklinton and thus de
scribed : BEGINNING at the
Southeast co.rner of Lot No.
38 op the hereinafter referr
ed to Plat on the North side
of Bullock Street. an{l run
thence North 23 de*. 04'
West 14 9.48 feet to the
Northeast corner of Lot No.
38; thence North 65 deg. 10'
East L00. 04 feet to the
Northwest corner of Lot No.
40; thence with the line of
Lot No. 40 South 28 deg.
04* East 152.94 feet to tho
Southwest corner of Lot No.
40 on the North side of Bul
lock St.; thence with the
North side of Bullock St.
South 67 deg 09' West 100
feet to 'the BEGINNING, and
being known and designated
as Lot No. 39 on the map
of the property of Sterling
Cctton Mills, Inc?, or record
In Plat Book 4. at pages 8
and 9. in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of Frank
lin County. North Carolina,
and being the same and iden
tical tract of land as convey
ed to Chart** R Millard and
wife by Sterling Cotton Mills,
Inc.. dated February 10.
1956. and recorded In Book
540. at page 46. Franklin
County Registry.
The successful bidder will
be required to deposit ten
per cent (10*5?,) of the first
NOTIC E OF SALE I
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
,i
As Administratrix of the Estate of Mary L. Whitley,
deceased, the undersigned will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidders for cash at the homeplace
of the late Mary L. .Whitley In Cypress Creek Township,
Franklin Couhty, North Carolina, situate near Seven Paths,
In Franklin County, beginning, at 11:00 o'clock A. M. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ft 1965,
various articles * of household and kitchen furniture and
lOther Items of personal property, Including the following:
BEDROOM SUITES;
TABLES;
CHAIRS;
DINING ROOM FURNITURE;
CHESTS;
RUGS;
CABINETS;
VENETIAN BLINDS;
STOVES AND HEATERS;
CHINA CLOSET;
Numerous other items of household furnishings and furniture;
Miscellaneous articles of personal property.
The above articles may be Inspected upon the premises
at 10:00 o'clock A. M. on the day of the sale, or by contact
ing the undersigned Administratrix prior to the day of sale.
This 11th day of Ootober, 1966. ^
MRS. JOSEPHINE W. ROBINSON
ADMINISTRATRIX OF MARY L. WHITLEY, DECEASED
211 Nelson Stmt, Durham, N. C.
<> i i i i i
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
and fit# per cent (5%) of
any excess thereof as evi
dence of good faith at the
time of sale, which amount
will be forfeited upon non
compliance and said sale will
he subject to any and all
liens and encumbrances of
record.
Dated and posted this the
4th day of October, 1?65
/?/ RALPH E LESTER,
Trustee.
Thomau F East. Atty.
10-12.19
Gets Ribbon
James Taylor Boom, ion of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Boon* at
Route 4, Loulsburg, won a red
ribbon at the 98th North Caro
lina Stats Pair on his corn
exhibit.
James Is a member of the
Justice Community 4-H Club.
His 4-H projects Include corn,
fat steer and safety. He plans
to use his acre of corn In
helping to fatten his steer.
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