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Ancient Wedding Custom Revived
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Custom of Laying Away Bottle of Wine at Wedding or at
Birth of Child Becoming Popular
ancient custom being revived
in this country is that of pre
senting a bottle of wine to the
bride and groom on their wedding
day. The wine is laid away, to be
opened on their first wedding an
niversary or at the birth of their
first child.
Friends often go together and
present the newlyweds with a case
of wine or champagne, each bot
tle labeled with the year it is to
be opened.
The grape, deriving its suste
nance from the earth and its
sweetness from the rays of the
sun, has long been looked upon as
a symbol of fertility. How appro
priate then, is its use at a mar
riage festival.
The custom of laying away a
bottle of wine to commemorate a
special event seems to be of ob
scure origin, but is believed to{
have first been observed In wine
growing countries.
Weevil Infestations
Reach Serious Stage
Boll weevil infestations in North
Carolina are becoming serious in
many sections, according to C. H.
Brannon, extension entomologist at
State College.
Recent observations have shown
that the weevils have spread over
most of the Piedmont area. This
year weevils are attacking many
farms where they have not appear
ed in appreciable numbers before.
Over practically all the cotton
growing area of Eastern North
Carolina weevils are now being
found, Brannon said, and the in
crease has been heavy within the
past two weeks.
If cloudy, warm weather prevails
during the rest of August, he con
tinued, weevil damage over most of
the State will be really serious un
less effective control measures are
started at once.
He recommended that growers
who find weevils in their cotton
should start dusting with calcium
arsenate or a half-and-half mixture
of lime and calcium arsenate.
Since the infestations are so widely
spread, he urged that every ‘farmer
keep a close lookout for weevils.
Six pounds of dust should be
sprayed on each acre of cotton,
Brannon stated. The plants do not
need to be coated with a heavy :
layer of dust, but the spray should
be heavy enough to send a good fog
of dust about the plants.
Brannon also urged the growers
to keep a sharp watch for red spid
er, which is being found in a large
number of fields this year. As a1
control measure, he stated that at <
least two dustings of sulphur
should be made about a week apart.
Ten pounds should be applied to
the acre.
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Twenty-six farmers in Stanly
County are raising colts as a part
of the county-wide program of pro
ducing workstock at home.
Yadkin County beemen report
harvesting from 50 to 100 pounds
honey per colony this season.
Try CARDUI For .
Functional Monthly Pains j
Women from the ’teen age I
to the change of life have
found Cardui genuinely help
ful for the relief of functional
monthly pains due to lack
of Just the right strength from the(
food they eat. Mrs. Crlt Haynes, of
Essex, Mo., writes: “I used Cardui
when a girl for cramps and found
it very beneficial. I have recently
taken Cardui during the change of
life. I was very nervous, had head
and back pains and was in a gen
erally run-down condition. Cardui
has helped me greatly.”
Thousands of women testify Cardui bene
fited them. If It doea not benefit YOU,
consult a physician.
Agents To Handle
Allotment Cards
Growers who will need addition
il tobacco allotment cards this fall
should secure them through their
county agents.
These growers will be given cre
dit for their surplus yield only
when the additional cards are se
cured from the agents, explained
E. Y. Floyd, of State College.
In preparing future contracts,
he continued, 1935 will be one of
the base years, and growers will
seed accurate records of their pro
duction for this year to get full al
lotmentst.
Due to various conditions, some
cf the growers are producing on
:heir alloted acreage more tobacco
than they can sell under their re
gular allotments, while others are
aot producing as much as their al
otments.
At the request of growers, ar
rangement has been made that those
vith a short crop may take their
;urplus allotment cards to their
county agents, who will transfer
the cards to growers with an ex
cess poundage to sell this fall.
iSnce the cards are to sell at the
Timely Farm
Questions Answered
At State College
Question: How much legume hay
should be provided for each mature
cow in my herd?
Answer: Under average condi
tions in this state, two tons of le
gume hay will be sufficient for
feeding during the winter months.
Where there is a shortage of suc
culent roughage, this amount
should be increased. With plenty
of common roughage such as grass
hay and straw from threshed grain
and a good supply of silage the fi
gure given will be ample.
Question: When should breeding
hens be selected for next years’
flock?
Answer: Birds that molt in late
fall or early winter are always the
best producers and breeding hens
should be selected from them. The
flock should be watched carefully
through August and early Septem
ber and those birds that go into a
molt should be sold. The late molt
ers will come back into production
in a short period and will pass on
this producing quality to their off
springs.
Question: Is it too early to har
vest lespedeza for hay?
Answer: The usual dates for cut
ting hay are from August 1 to
September 1 for the Korean variety
and from August 15 to October 1
for the other varieties. However,
the best time to cut is when the
growth is 15 inches high or the
plants are in full bloom. When
July and August are dry and Sep
tember wet ^ might be well to de
lay cutting the Common, Tennes
see 76 and Kobe varieties as the
main growth o fthese varieties will
then take place in September.
LIKE S I OKIES
You find the best of fiction in
the American Weekly, the popular
magazine which comes regularly
with the BALTIMORE SUNDAY
AMERICAN. There’s always a
continued novel, while one or two
short stories are to be found in
each week’s issue. Your newsdeal
er has your copy of the BALTI
MORE SUNDAY AMERICAN.
Ask for it each week.
rate of four cents a pound, except
when buyer and seller may agree on
another figure, the transferrence of
cards will anable growers with an
excess to sell their weed at a pro
fit and lat the same time provide
the underproducer with a form of
crop insurance.
Lloyd also pointed out that when
an underproducer turns the un
used part of his allotment card over
to the county agent, his deficiency
is recorded so that he will receive a
deficiency payment from the AAA
as provided by his contract.
Say, rrI Sau> It in
THE WATCHMAN.”
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CORN FIX CORNS'
Sale of Real Estate in the
Town of East Spencer for
Non-Payment Of Taxes
Pursuant to the Provisions of the Charter of the Town of East
Spencer, and as provided by Law, for sale of Real Estate for Non-Pay
ment of Taxes and pursuant to the terms of a Resolution unanimously
adopted by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of East
Spencer, the undersigned Tax Collector will sell at Public Auction to
the Highest Bidder for cash, at the Court House door in Salisbury, N.
C., ©n Monday, September 9th, 193S, beginning at 12 O’clock, noon,
and continuing until completed for non-payment of Taxes, Real Estate
in the Town of East Spencer on which the Taxes for 1934, and for
Prior years thereto which tax has not been paid, the name of the owner
of said Real Estate, the description thereof and the total amount of
taxes thereon, being as set out below. To the amount stated as due,
will be added all cost of advertising, cost of sale, and all other legiti
mate charges:
S. D. Adams, house and lots Long St., house and lots Shaver St. $89.90
J. O. Almond, house and lot R. R. Ave_ 3.23
Arey E. C. K. C. & B. H. Isenhour, lot on Earnhradt & Long
St, lots on W. S. Long St., house and lot Long St. houses and
lots Earnhardt St., lot on Verble St. lots B1 135_ 133.99.
Arey Brick & Lumber Co., house and lot, Long St_ 28.39
N. G. Arey, lots on Weant & Verble St_ 25.84
Ernest B. Arey, lot on Spencer St_ 8.48
G. W. Baker, house and lots, Heilig St_ 22.35
W. L. Bankett Estate, lot St. James St_ 1.62
F. M. Barber, house and lot, Long St___ 37.68
Mrs. Jennie Behre, house and lot Henderson St_ 37.96
C. A. Blackwelder, store and lot, Long St_ 39.97
B. B. Blackwelder Estate, lots B1 132, lots B1 133, lots St. James
St. - 45.58
J. S. Blackwelder, 4 acres land Boundary St_ 10.97
R. L. Blackwelder, house and lots Boundary St., lots Correl St
8 acres Div. Ave., and 3 acres Correll St_ 38.53
Mrs. Mary Bosch Estate, lots Earnhardt St_ 12.92
John T. Brady, house and lot Long St_ 16.32
Mrs. W. A. Brandon, house and lot, Heilig St_ 23.90
C. M. Caldwell, lot Railroad Ave_ 3.23
Miss Pearl Canup Estate, house and lot Railroad_ 27.28
W. H. Canup, house and lot, Long St_ 22.29
Central Investment Co., house and lot, Long St_ 39.5 8
Mrs. Elsie Clodfelter, house and lot, Henderson St_ 33.02
J. H. Cooke, lots, Mitchell St_ 16.16
John H. Cooke, lots on North and St. James Sts_ 9.69
Mrs. W. H. Corner, lot E. S. Southern St_ 2.18
L. A. Corriher & J. C. Deal, lots St. James St., B1 131_ 11.15
W. C. Coughenour, lots and store, Long St_ 17.76
J. P. Crowell Estate, 2 houses and lots, Isenhour & Railroad Ave 23.43
Mrs. Geo. W. Davis, house and lot, Earnhardt St._ 42.15
C. L. Dennis, lots Henderson and Shaver St___ 8.89
A. M. Donaldson, lots Depot and Clay St._ 6.77
W. A. Earnhardt, house and lots Weant St._ 47.88
I. N. Earnhardt Estate, house and lots, Long St._ 79.72
East Spencer Trading Co., lot on Long St_ 8.08
C. H. Edwards, house and lots, Heilig St_ 25.91
J. F. Edwards, house and lots, Heilig St_ 44.69
H. B. Elium, house and lots, Long St_ 21.81
T. C. Eller, house and lot Shaver St._ 8.08
Mrs. O. K. Everhardt, lots Verble St_ 10.45
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xv. ^vcnuiut, anu lut, v^or. veroie oc neiug at._ 16.15
Mrs. Carey Feamster, house and lots, Shaver St_ 52.32
Mrs. G. R. Fink, house and lot, Long St._ 26.98
H. M. Foster, lot, Weant St_ 4.05
Mrs. E. R. Foy, house and lot, Long St, lots B1 37_ 40.17
R. A. George, 1 1-2 acres and house, Heilig St_ 25.84
General Realty Company, house and lot, Hayden St_ 20.55
General Realty Company, house and lot, Long St._ 20.02
O. C. Godfrey, lot, Division Ave_ 3.23
C. H. Graber, C. H. Graber, lot R. R. Ave_ 3.23
S. T. Grubb, house and lots, Weant St_ 42.39
Mrs. Lula O. Haden, house and lot, Long St_ 19.06
W. E. Hardiman, lots, Haden St._ 6.46
Mrs. Dora Mae Hargrave, house and lot, Long St_ 30.74
Mrs. Lou E. Hatley Estate, lots, Heilig & Royal St._ 10.29
H. E. Hatley, 2 lots & 2 brick buildings, Henderson St._117.43
H. H. Hayner, 6 1-2 acres land, Block 102_ 13.09
John Y. Hedrick, house and lot, Long St._ 35.89
Mrs. L. E. Heilig, lots Block 127_ 38.41
J. S. Henderson & Vanderford, lots Foster & Green Sts_ 7.43
John S. Henderson Estate, lots, Long and R. R. Ave_ 12.92
O. C. Herrington, lots & houses, Long St., & R. R. Ave_ 14.54
Mrs. M. J. Lee Hines, lots Depot St._ 12.13
W. L. Honeycutt, lots Heilig St. lots B1 92, house and lot
Heilig St- 36.83
William Hufflan Estate, house and lot, S. S. Spencer St_ 36.51
T. F. & J. G. Hudson, house and lot, Broad St_ 6.46
T. R. Jackson, house and lot, Broad St_ 11.38
A. L. Jarrel, houses and lots, R. R. Ave_ 36.71
F. A. Jarrett, lot Earnhardt, lots Heilig St_ j.67
Mrs. T. E. Johnson, house and lot, R. R. Ave._t__ 21.32
Mrs. H. F. Ketchie, house and lot, R. R. Ave._ 29.54
Mrs. J. R. Kluttz, house and lots on Spencer St._ 28.18
J. L. Kluttz, lot, Long St_ 4.84
G. H. Kluttz, house and lot, Spencer St. (Home Mortgage Co.) 23.01
G. H. Kluttz, lot N. S. Grant St_ 3.23
Realty Sales Corp. house and lot Long St_ 40.22
R. M. Lewis, house and lot, Long St_ 20.68
W. H. Lomax Estate, lot, Hall St_ 1.62
L. A. Martin, lot Shaver St_ 2.91
ivirs. i-ucy j. iviaupin, lot weant or._ 4.05
P. H. Meroney, lots Hall St., Div. Ave. & R. R. Ave_ 21.40
E. B. Mims Estate, lots Haden St., lots N. Long St_ 21.96
Mrs. G. L. Musick, house and lot, Henderson St._ 30.61
Mrs. R. L. Myers, house and lot, R. R. Ave_ 23.43
Joe Myers Estate, house and lot, Long St._ 43.83
L. M. McGahee, house and lot, Henderson St_ 16.15
W. B. McKinney and wife, 4 acres Depot St. & house and lot
R. R. Ave, lot corner Geroid & Long St., lot Henderson St.
lots Haden St., & house and lot Long St._ 89.62
A. L. & C. A. Nash, lots, Moore St-_- 16.15
Mrs. Mary L. Nash, house and lot Long St._ 41.39
Mrs. C. J. Norman, lots, R. R. Ave_ 6.40
Aron Nurick, lot, Moore St_ 1.94
E. R. & J. W. Overman, house and lot, Clay St._ 16.97
R. A. Pethel, house and lot Long St._ 16.15
Pilot Realty Company, house and lot, S. S. Henderson St._21.02
D. W. Plyler, house and lot, Grant St_ 4.01
D. L. R. Poole, house and lot, Henderson St., lot and store
Earnhardt St_ 36.91
H. C. Privette, lots, Royal St.- 4.05
C. R. Propst, houses and lot-s, Cedar St. & R. R. Ave- 31.54
Provident Life Insurance Co., lots, W. S. Trexler St., lots Beard
St., and lots Trexler St_ 19.63
C. D. Ramsey, lot St. James St_ 1.62
R. E. Raney, lot N. S. Depot St_ 4.05
John L. Ritchie, lot Weant St_ 4.05
J. A. & J. L. Rendlemen, houses and lots, R. R. Ave_ 20.20
W. O. Ryburn, lot Henderson St_ 3.24
Salisbury Hardware Co. lot S. S. Weant St. house and lot Cor
rell St- 12.66
J. L. launders, house and lots tieihg bt- 42.23
Mrs. J. C. Shaw, house and lot, Southern St_ 25.16
P. R. & C. S. Shell, lot Shaver St- 4.05
J. H. Sides, house and lots, R. R. Ave.- 30.93
J. M. Sink, Jr., & B. L. Hume, 3 lots- 7.75
Mrs. Lucy A. Smith, house and lot, Long St.- 30.23
A. L. Smoot, lots, Depot St_ 8.OS
Star Milling Company, lots N. S. Weant St- 24.42
E. G. Stephenson, house and lots, Verble St- 2.43
S. M. Stirewalt, house and lot, Long St- 30.67
Hulda Sudduth, h«use and lot, Henderson St._ 14.54
D. R. Thomas, heuse, lot and store, Geroid St_ 42.15
J. W. Thompson, house and lot, Long St- 16.15
R. B. Thompson Estate, lots Royal St- 12.12
C. W. Trexler Estate, house and lot, Long St_ 20.59
Mrs. J. A. Trexler, house and lots, R. R. Ave & 3 lots_ 22.86
F. JML Tyack, lots, Shaver & Henderson St—- 11.30
United Oil Company, Long St- 16.15
T. H. Vanderford Estate, houses and lots, R. R. Ave., Long
St. filling station, and cafe-227.56
B. F. Vuncannon, lot, Hall St- 2.83
J. M. Waggoner, houses and lots, Broad & Cedar St.- 17.52
J. M. Waggoner & C. M. Caldwell, lots Beard St, lot Trexler St. 1.21
T. G. Kennedy J. M. Waggoner, 2 acres land & house, Broad St 9.69
Mrs. Laura G. Weant, lots Henderson & St. James St- 37.15
Mrs. M. A. White, house an<i lots, Depot St. lots N. & Hall St 4(h*J2f
W. B. Whiteside, house and lot Henderson St- 2S.77I
O. H. Williams, lots Clay Royal & Burt Sts- 21.81'
H. A. Wyatt, lots Trexler Heights—- 3 g7
COLORED
James Archie, house and lots, & store building, Cedar St._$26.63
Joe W. Ballard, lot, Second St_ 3
Sam Barber, house and lot, Cedar St_16 57 1
William & Lena Barber, house and lots, Mitchell St_24 95
Mattie Barber, house and lot, Shaver St_13 79
W. C. Barnes, lot, Block No. 47_ 2 43
W. M. Beverly, lots Washington Ave._ 7
Sam Blair, house and lot, Moore St_ g'
Cofield Bowen, house and lot, Shaver St_ 18 59
Bessie Boyd, house and lots, Cedar St_ 7'
Randolph Byers, lots on Shaver St. house and lots Mitchell St.__ 35 ,,
! Kate Byers, lot Cedar St., lot Long St_^ ~ 7‘
Beulah Byers, lot Cedar St., lot W. S. Long St___10‘91
Annie Cain, house and lot Moore St__ 10‘33
Louisa Cain 7 and 2-10 acres land and house, Moore St_ 20 77
J. D. Carlton, 1-2 acre land and house_ 10 57
Gaston Carter, house and lot, Long St_ 14 22
Parthenia Carter Estate, lot Long St. & lot R. R. Ave_ U l6
Ida Chappell, house and lots, Broad & Trexler St_~ g‘73
James Chunn, house and lot, Cedar St_ 6‘9g
Annie Lee Churcher, lots, Long St_ '
Adam Clodfelter, lots Block No. 108_12'p
John Cornwell, house and lot, Shaver St_~ jj’9g
Annie Correll, house and lot, Shaver St_ g‘Qg
Addie Craige, lot and 9-10 acres land and house, Correll St.__ 34 3 j
Zena Craige, house and lot, Div. Ave_14’2l
xvxiiiiuc uuusc, iuc ana score, ivutcneii it._ 24 98
Hattie & Frank Culp, house and lot, Shaver St_25 39
Sarah Curry, lot, Long St, house & lot, Grant St_ 9'67
Eddie Small and John Daniels, house and lot, Shaver St_13 09
John A. Davis, house and lot Mitchell St_ 10 91
Dora Dickey, house and lots, Mitchell & St. James St_37*95
Alice Dixon, house and lot, Broad St.__10 U
Platt Drain, Lot, Broad St_ 4'05 ’
Phebe Drain, house and lots, Broad St._21 02
Arthur Drain, lot, Broad St_ 4 0J
Walter Ferby, house and lots, Broad St_ 53
Fannie Ford, 4 3-4 acres land and house, Washington Ave_13.45
Maggie Gaddy, acre land, near Div. Ave__15?
Joseph Garner, houses and lots, Broad and Moore Sts._31.43
Thena Hargrave, lots on Long St_ 97
A. A. Hargrave Estate, houses and lots, Long and Shaver St_52.50
Addie Heath, lots Moore St._ 3 40
Amanda Holmes, 8 1-2 acres land and house Broad St._17.41
Octavia .Holmes, houses and lots, Mitchell and Shaver Sts_52.50
Garfield Holmes, houses and lots, Shaver St_ H
Thomas & J. W. Holmes, 8 and 8-10 acres land, Trexler Heights 14.21
Fate Holmes, house and lot, Cedar St_loiio
Ed Holt, house and lot, St. James St__
John D. Holt, house and lot, Royal St_18.90
Ida Hoover, houses and lots, Royal St._39.53
Fannie Huntley, house and lot, Royal St_ 10.24
Minnie Jackson, house and lot, Mitchell St_ 3*53
John Jefferies, house, lot and store, Cedar St._20.29
Florence Hargrave ojhnson, house and lot, Long St._16.13
J. L. Jones, house and lot, Correll St___11,05
W. F. Kelsey, house and lot Second St., & house and lot Cedar St. 12.75
Frances Kerr, house and lots, Verble St_13.13
George Knox Estate, house and lot, Broad St_ 8.17
John Littlejohn, house and lots, Shaver St._37.18
Henry Long Estate, houses and lots Long St. and R. R. Ave
lots on Cedar St___38.39
jessie Marlow, / i-4 acres land and house, Moore St_12.14
Mary Massey, house and lot, Broad St_ 44 90
Jack Metz Estate, house and lots, JVloore St._^_
Susan Miller, house and lots R. R. Ave., lots Long & Shaver St. 17.80
Judy Miller, 2 8-10 acres land and house, Moore St._17.19
Harrison Miller, house and lot, Long St._ 4.37
Jovan Miller, lots, Long St_ 9.69
Joseph Miller, lot, Long St_ 4.84
Mary Mills, house and lots, R. R. Ave._15.15
Nellie Mills, house and lot, W. S. Long St_ 11.63
Loretta Mitchell, house and lot, R. R. Ave_ 5.99
Geo. Y. (Willie) Mitchell, houses and lots, R. 1R. Ave_17.50
A. S. Mitchell, lot, Long St_ 5.82
P. F. Long and Arthur Montgomery; house and lot, Long St_20.90
Jack and Annie Moore, house and lot, Moore St._17.95
Alec Moore, house and lot, Moore St._._14.27
John R. Moore, lot, Moore St_ 1.62
Nancy Moore, 2 53-100 acres land, Block 64 and 84_ 3.32
Jackson Moore, 2 53-100 acres land_ 4.11
Bessie Mcllwain, lots Cedar St., and R. R. Ave_ 6.06
Mollie McNeir, lots Long St._16.15
Adam (E. J.) Oglesby, houses and lots, R. R. Ave_33.89
Roy Oglesby, Houses and lots, R. R. Ave._23.93
Maggie Osborne, houses and lots, Moore St_16.15
Walter Palmer, house and lot, Geroid St_18.9s
Walter Parker, house and lots, Broad St., lot, Trexler St., and
lots, Beard St._18.14
Dora Parker, house and lot, Shaver Street_11.89
Grady Parker, house and lot, Correll St_10 82
Corina Partee, one lot_ 1.25
Mary Patterson, house and lot, Shaver St._21.17
Lester Reeves, house and lot, Long St_16.09
Martha Reeves, lot Bl. 69, and lot Shaver St._ 9.69
Ruben Robbins, houses and lot, Long St._88.66
Dora Parker Roberson, house and lot, Shaver St._11.78
Henry Roseman, house and lot, St. James St._ 2.84
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JL . AVUdUllciil, 1VL5 XYlltCilCll JL._14. .y -
J. C. Rowe, house and lot, Correll St_14.31
Hattie Salters, lot Shaver St. lot Bl. No. 28, lot Shaver St_10.09
Bertha Sanders, Jot Mitchell St_ 4.2 5
Hattie Singleton Scott, house and lot Correll and Shaver St_ 6.84
Cora Sexton, house and lot Isenhour St._ 6.63
Brice Shelton, house and lot, Correll St_ 9.07
Florence Shippe Estate, lot, Mitchell St_ 5.34
Frank Sims, house and lot, Cedar St_ 8.32
W. M. Smith, house and lot, Broad St_ 12.77
Mary Smith, house and lots, Correll St_ 18.52
Sarah Springs, house and lot, Correll St_23.50
Belle Stewart, house and lot, Mitchell St_ 9.5 3
Harriett Stokes, house and lots, Long St. and Cedar St._20.42
Beulah Stokes, house and lot, Long St_ 11.63
Clarence Stork, 2 acres land and house_ 8.72
Thomas Simpson, house and lots, Long St_70.14
Janie Thompson, houses and lots, Long St., & lot, Cedar St._45.22
Artie Torrence, lot, Long St___4.8 5
Ida Towles, lot, Long St_ 3.29
Billie Townes, houses and lots, Bl. 11_ 19.38
Ed Turner Estate, house and lots, Long St., lots Cedar St._ 19.06
Mamie Warren, house and lots, Correll St___11.04
Janet Watts, house and lots, Long St_21.45
E. B. Watt, house and lot Shaver St_12.52
W. H. Whitmire Estate, house and lot, Cedar St_10.51
Lula Whitner, house and lot Cedar St_ 5.67
Mary Williams Estate, lot, Shaver St_ 1.46
Angeline Wilson, house and lot, Shaver St_20.3 5
Lawrence Witherspoon, house and lots, Broad St___ 2-2.76
Marshall W. Witherspoon, 2 acres land and house, Broad St_15.60
By order of the Mayor and Board of Alderqjen of the Town of
East Spencer, N. C. Dated this the 5th day of August, 1935.
Aug. 9—30 D. M. HARKEY, TOWN TAX COLLECTOR.