XTSJAY, JULY -El, 1821
-THE ASHEBORO COURIER. ASHEBORO, NC
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NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
nUtorf taertaiIW of trust;
lb. to A. E. Boom, Trust, the an-
rsited, which deed of trust isr-
iered ta book No. 19 at page 114,'
gistery of Randolph County, N. C!
ad default having boon mao to the)
tymenta of tho notes and interest on
.Lm .. tcanlnd bv laid deed of trus'
I. havia been demanded by the
Mders of aaid notea will offer for sale
a the highest bidder for cash at the
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our IWilH VtWl u. rt-owv, AWM
pllowing describe property:
I Racrinninir ut a svc&more tree on the
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maK oi ieep river hi uie iuuuui oi m
tow belonging to J. B. Richardson,!
running south 40 degrees east 10
diains to a stake; thence south 18 de-
trees east 10 chains to a gum; thence
south 16 deirrees west 6 chains and 13
finks to a nost oak: thence south 30 1
degrees west 9 chains to a big rock;
thence south 47 degrees west 6 chains
ftnd 56 links to Richardson's south
pest corner (Mrs. A. P. Tyler's north
west corner and the high water mark
fef the river at the mouth of a brancn;) 1 , , ,
ithence 'south with Mrs. A. P. Tyler's North Carolina, Randolph County.
lline 46 rods to a poplar tree near mill j . "
S-ace; thence along the race 17 rods The heirs-at-law of Seth Cox, ae
jto a stone on the north side of the ml ceased, will take notice that tne un
race; thence north 23 degrees east 8 dersigned, J. A. Spence, purchasea a
frofls to a stone; thence east 16 degrees L1."1 GP township, con-
?south 20 rods and 8 links to a stone; flstin? 0) acres, claimed
'Amu aocf Kn HatmwQ nmh 9QU. y-Aa to belong to Seth Cox and listed and
.to a stone at a Drancn; tnence soutn-
i-westeny witn said Drancn 44 rods to ". .
fa stone (high water mark on the bank tes assessed for the year 1917,
fof the river;) thence south 30 degrees the time of redemption will ex
feast 5 chains and 45 links to a stake P" ls) da7 of Noyember, 1921,
fon the bank of the river; thence south wh? "ndersiPied demand a
38 degrees west 1 chain and 95 links deed for the same, unless said land
to a black gum on the west bank of the
river: thence north 57 decrees west 2
chains and 15 links to a poplar; thence
north 85 degrees west 7 chains and 36
links to a stone at the place of white
oak in old line; thence north 70 de-
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grees west crossing old Lexington
road 3 chains and 75 links to a stake;
thence north 45 degrees west ? chains
to a rock; thence north 15 degrees west
11 chains to a mulberry on the banof
the river- thence north 24 degrees
west 6 chains to a poplar; thence
north 40 degrees east 5V4 chains to a
stake; thence north 47 degrees west
6 chains to a willow; thence nortfl
10 degrees east 8 chains to a Waa
oak; thence north 16 degrees east 6
chains to a stake; thence north 18 .
degrees west 10 chains to a black wal-
nut tree; thence north 40 degrees
west 13 chains to a black oak (north-
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64 acres more or less! This propey
is known as Coltrane's mill and was
owned for many years by the jate
Jesse Coltrane, of Randolph County.
The deed of trust as above set out is
th SAftTid rfnim n the above describ-
ed tract of land and is subject to a
deed of trust in the sum of twelve nun-'
dred dollars ($1200.00r executed to A.1
R. House, Trustee, by Joe Brannan ana
wife Lue Brannan; which first deed of
trust is recorded in the office of the
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Register of Deeds of Randolph county
N C and book of deeds 196 at page
ina La whirh w filed for record
July 2 nd, 1920 at eleven o'clock a. m.
June 25th 1921
4t-6-30 A. R. HOUSE, Trustee,
KtYTirV. nv SUMMONS AND
nnnnA xti nr iTTirniicioT
In the Superior Court
North Carolina Randolph county.
Asheboro Roller Mills vs. C. M.
Horst
The defendant above will take notice
that a summons in the above entitled
action was issued against said defend
ant on the 30th day of June, 1921 by f.
M. Wright Clerk of the Superior Court
of Randolph County, N. C, for the
sum of eighteen hundred ($1800.00)
dollars, due said plantiff because of
breach of contract, sairl defendant
having contracted and agreed to ship
plaintiff a car load of wheat that would
produce good first grade flour that
said defendant breeched said contract
by shlppin- said plaintiff wneat tnat
was musty and damaged greatly anH
was not wheat such that merchantable
flour could be made from it; that said
summons is returnable before F. M.
Wright, Clerk of the Superior Court of
Randolph County, at the court house
in Asheboro, N. C, on the 25th day of
July, 1921. The defendant will further
take notice that a warrant 01 attacn- ed, late of Randolph county, N. U., De
ment was issued by said clork on the 30 fere F. M. Wright, clerk or tne super
lay of June, 1921, againBt the property ior court of Randolph county, this rs
oi said defendant in the cum ol to notify all persons having claims
$1800.00, wh'ch warrant is returnable against said estate to present same to
oefore said Clerk at tne tune and pi
above named for the return of the sum-
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Dions, wnen au wuvrv wiu ucivuuaiib
is required to appear and answer or
ffsmur to the complaint or th relief
demanded will be granted.
This the 28th day pf Jane, 1921.
V. M.WKIGHT,'
4t-6-30
Clerk Superior Court
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the un-1 Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned on the first day of Novem- derslgned on the 1st day of Norem
ber, 1920, purchased at a tax sale con- ber, 1920, purchased at a tax sale, con
ducted by J. F. Hughes, sheriff or ducted by J. F. Hughes, sheriff of
Randolph county, at the court houe Randolph county, at .he courM.ocs
door in Asheboro, N. C, the fpllow- aoor in Asheboro. N. C, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in ing described real estate, situated in
said county, and the state of North gjd county, and in the state of North
Carolina, towit: Carolina, towit:
8ixteen acres of land in B rower Seventeen acres in Back Creek
MmIaA Im fk nama a Rihfffl IlmmAIw lmA In 4ha nama rf 1 . TV
son Chrisco, the tax lor wntcn saia
de was made lor tne year or mv.
The time for the redemption of the
ore said property will expire on tne
day or November, ivzi, ana if. ue-
, ox redemption, tne nnaersineu
demand a deed for the same r
I by law immediately axter er
-of said time allowed rr re
ion at aforesaid.
amount of the eon fcrw! txet
1 ion
it the sau land was Mia is pirauon of said time allowed ror re
rchsse bid, 16.00. demption at aforesaid.
1 14th day of Jol, ITU. ?if
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JOHN ALLKt.H, I
Asheboro, N. U
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nZCZ 6-ij:Ker Deaton, 3 acres 1919 taxes 5.70
rri j
This the 21st day of June, 1921.
T A ODlTWPli1 DnMhaoA,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Having Qualified as administrator
wixn me wiu ennexeu 01 r. u, u, o. Lawrence, 40 acres, 1917,
deceased, late of Randolph county, 1918, 1919 taxes 7.22
thiS is to "otlfy & persons- havmg'E. H. Bean, 100 acres 1917 taxes 5.16
olairas against said deceased to pre-'M. E. Poe, 21 acres, 1919 taxes 3.20
fnt sae the undersigned on or( Liberty
hciole th 20.th ,dav ,of Ju,ne' 19P or,H. D. Holder, 25 acres 1919 taxes 5.39
tms nollze Pieaoea ? Dar 0IiH. H. Staley, 116 acres 1917 and
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. This the 15th day o June, 1921.
a. : Am ,JlJi
fit"16-6 Franklinville, N
C.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
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f qualified as executors or
thfi toi Nancy J- n
ceased, before the Clerk of the Supri-
or Court of Randolph county. This is!
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased to
Present them to the anderngiied duly taxes 3.00
nfidn or before the 9 th, day otj; C. Kearns,60 acres 1919 taxes 7.04
Jun? 1922, or ttus notice will be pead- Pleasant Grove
ed in bar of their recovery. All pe.W. M. J. Brown, 35 acres, 1913
sons indebted to said estate are taxes 3.B1
pected to make immediate paymentJ. W. Purvis, dee'd, 71 acres,
This the 9th, day of June 1921.
W. L. STUTTS, Seagrove, N.
NOTICE
Haviner Qualified as executor on the
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estat of Johri Freeman, deceased,!
before F. M. Wright, Clerk of the
Superior Court of Randolph county. I
All persons having claims against!
sald estate are notified to present
them to the undersigned, duly verifi-j
eu, on or ueiure iotn uay 01 oumv
1921, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery; and all persons!
MUU COMVC HUI I.V1IIC iin.n 11 U
and make immediate settlement.
This 9th day of June, 1921.
H. A. TOMLINSON,
et-6-16 Executor.
NOTICE
Having qualififled as executor on the
estate of Marion Welborne, deceased.i
Superior Court of Randolph Co-.ity.
All persons having claims against said
estate are notified to present them to
the undersigned, duly verified on or'
oefore the 21st day of June, 1922, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of ,
their recovery; and all persons owmg'
said estate will come forward and
make immediate settlement
This the 24 day of June, 1921.
C. L. Bray, Executor,
R&mseur, 3H C.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
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Having qualified as administrator
upon the estate of Adam Pool deceas-
the andersigned on or before July 9
1922, or this notice will be pleaded m
1 A 1L -1- 1 .11
pgr Ol tncir rwrcTy, bim ii wiounn
owing said estate will come forward
and make immediate settlement,
1 This the 9th dsy of July, 1921.
H. F. BRADY,
Administrator of Adam Pool, deceas-
ed.
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NOTICE
Hardin, lor Which said sale was mane
(or the year 1819, said taxes, memo-
lng interest and penalty thereon ana
cost allowed by law, amounting m
fi.os, purchase bid, H-iu.
Tne time ior tne redemption 01 tnt
aforesaid property will expire on the
first day of November, mu and in
default of redemption, the undenrm-
ed will demand a deed for the same as
provided by law Immediately after ex
This the 14th day of July. 1971. .
JOHN ALLRED,
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Asheboro, N. C
NOTICE
Notice u hereby riven that tne
County of Randolph on the 1st day of
November, 1920, purchased at a tax
aale conducted by J. F. Hughes, sher
iff, at the court house door in Asae-
boro, or since that time has been
signed the following described real,
estate, situated in the said county and'on November 3, 1919, for 1918 taxes;
state -of North Carolina
Asheboro Township
Amount due
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113 taxes a.i0o ,,u )oj ; aa
9.431
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Eu-'Mrs. Trav Smith, 1 lot 1918 taxes 7.06
N-.Jo"?s;, 1 lot, "i8,8- . AA 1C
1 lot 1919 taxes. .4.48
t r !, , it ,q,q ,ov.k.
Creek
0wen Brick Yard 19ly taxes
iot
4.79
2.84
6.53
12.83
Ti
Loflin, 1917,
1918, 1919
taxes, 5 acres . . ,
4.53
Cedar Grove
Sallie Rush, 1919taxes 1-4 inter
est in Dowd Mine 3.34
Guilford Lumber Co., 1919 tax
es 13 acres 3.05
Coleridge
N. W. Cox, 1919 taxes 30 acres 7.56
J. W. Brown 1919 taxes 21 acres 6.25
Columbia
Eli Williams, lot 1917 taxes ..
Mat Hunter, 3 acres, 1919 taxes
3.74
4.29
6.49
6.30
A. J. Taylor, 1 lot 1917 taxes.
E. Matthews, 1 lot 1919 taxes.
Franklinville
Martitia Foust, 20 acres, 1917
taxes
C. C. Winningham, 1 lot 1913
taxes
S. R. Craven, 2 lots, 1918 taxes
3.75
2.ao
8.80
S F. Neal, 160 acres 1917 taxes 11.82
J H. Brown, 5 acres, 1917 1918
taxes 0.11
Grant .
,Lydia Green, 26 acres 1919 taxes 5.2S
1918 taxes 14.42
C. T. Overman, admr., 1918 tax
es
Level Cross
John F. Adams, 1-3 interest of
W. R. Walker, 130 acres, 1919
taxes
R. L. Vickery, 5 acres, 1917, 1918
5.59
3.79
1919 taxes 7.86
New Market
F. C. Frazier, 1 lot 1919 taxes
3.03
New Hope
Lindsav Cranford. 16 acres 1913
1919 taxes .. . 15.57
Providence
Charles W. Allred, 129 acres,
1919 taxes 13.30
J. Goldston, 96 acres. 1919 taxes 11.76
C. A. Ledhetter. 23 1-2 arres.
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1919 taxes 4X7
S. T. Patterson, 31 acres, 1919
taxes 4.22
.Randleman
W. A. Pntchard, 6 acres, 1918
1919 taxes
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mcniaiiu
S. E. Cole, 1 lot, 1919 taxes 16.0o't
Tabernacle
tllllj 11 11U111 ' J I IJ CI L 1 to, ijii,
1918 taxes 42
jonn muier, iu 1- acres, lair
a " ;r V VoVo : " " Tel
V. A. Wall, 35 acres 1919 taxes 4.81
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uray,i acre, taxes .... o
jim umj, iot uiAcs
Ellis Johnson heirs, 2 acres, 1918
1919 taxes 4.61
J. P. Nance, 1 lot 1919 taxes .. 4.02
J. S. Scott, 6 acres 1919 taxes .. 5.80
J. L. Ingram, 31 1-2 acres, 1919
taxes (balance) 18.50
E L. Kennedy, 60 acres, 1919
taxes 10.31
The time for the redemption of tne
aforesaid property will expire on the
Itt day of November, 1921, and In de
fault of redemption the undersigned
county will demand a deed for same
as provided by law immediately after
the time for redemption as aforesaid.
This the 11th day of July, 1921.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Per 0. C. Marsh, Chairman.
7-14-3t
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned on the first day of November
1 1920, purchased at a tax sale conduct-
ed by J. F. Hughes sheriff of Randolph
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luuuty, at mo tuuit iiuunv uvui 111
Asheboro, N. C, the following deschb-
ed real estate, situated in the said
county and State of North Carolina to
wit
Seventeen acres of land in Cedar
Grove township adjoining the lands of
Oscar Tadlock, Thomas Laughlin, J.
Lassiter.
Listed in the name of Eliza McLeod,
the taxes for which such sale was
made for the year 1917, 1918, 1919.
The time for the redemption of the
aforesaid property will expire on the
first day of November 1921. and in de
fault of redemntion. the undersisnied
will demand a deed for the same as
provided by law immediately after ex
piration of said time allowed for re
demption as afore said.
Tho amount of cost and taxes for
which said land la fi.n purchase bid
1300.
This the 5th dsy of July 1921.
FRED SANDRS.
NOTICE
W. F. Redding has entered about
87 acres of land more or less, in Ashe
boro. township, Randolph county, N. C
adjoining tne lands ox reter Vuncaa
non beirs, an W. C Hammer.
This the teth Hr 0' ?"
. s . john rwHrnc
frriftef of Deeds, and Entry Taker
for Randolph County. , St-4-30
NOTICE
North Carolina, Randolph county.
The hajrs-at-law of R. J. Lamar, de
ceased, will take notice that tho under
signed, G. P. Kivett, purchased two
lets in Columbia township, claimed to
belong to R. J.Lamar and listed ana
taxed in his name, the first sale berne
second sale being on November 1,
1920, for 1919 taxes, and the time of
redmption will expire on the 1st aay
a VuMmlwr 1 Q9 1 n-kan .Via iinija,.
'signed will demand a deed for trie
DOIUV ta,0ij tXalVi IOMU 1 0 1 wv
fore said date.
This the 1st dav of Julv, 1921.
G. P. KIVETT, Purchaser.
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NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of G. M. Redding, deceas
ed, before F. M. Wright, Clerk Super
ior Court, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said deceased to
present them to the undersigned duly
verified, on or before the 1st day of
July 1922, or this notice will be '
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All ,
persons indebted to said estate are ex-1
pected to make immediate payment. :
This the 22nd day of June 1921.
CHARLES ALLRED,
Administrator.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned on the first day of Novem
ber, 1920 purchased at a tax sale con
ducted by J. F. Hughes, Sheriff of
Randolph county, at the court house
door in Asheboro, N. C, the following
real estate situated in said county,
Cedar Grove township, North Caro
lina, to wit:
Seventeen acres of land adolning
the lands pf Oscar Tadlock, Thomas
Laughlin, Eliza McLeod, and J. Las
siter, listed in the name of Mary Hol
land.the taxes for which said sale was
made, for the year 1919.
The time for the redemption of the
aforesaid property will expire on the
first day of November, 1921 and in
default of redemption, the undersign
ed will demand a deed for the same as
provided by law immediately after ex
piration of said time allowed for re
demption as aforesaid.
The' amount of cost and taxes for
which the said land was sold is $2.75,
purchase bid $2.80.
This the 5th day of July 1921.
FRED SANDERS.
NOTICE
Having qualified as executrix on the
estate of Benoni Prichard, before Jr.
M. Wright, Clerk Superior Court
Randolph County, N. C. This Is to
notify all parties having claims
against said estate to present them to
the undersigned duly verified, on r
before the 1st day of July 1922, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate are expected to make im
mediate payment
This the 22nd day of June 1921.
MRS. IDA V. PRICHARD,
Executrix.
CHARLES H. REDDING,
Attorney.
NOTICE
In Re: The payment cf n.-scmenr,
for the paving of' Depot Street
U11U kjuiiI'V ii.viiug 1 1 villi JLXauik u.
I Randolph to J. S. Lewis' west line
QnH Stimcar A uon uri fwim Dnnlr -
Wnrth Stt frnm Pftill Rtt
m,i c A, 04. .
ito jiu main oireei; uici main street
(from Worth Sreet to Salisbury Stree.
,ot, tn fv? etmof ij, ,
JSalisbury Street between the lands of
McAlater estate and Asheboro
Hosiery, Ben Wallace, Calvin Ferree
and John Harrelson on the west lnter-
- 6ecting witu the contimlation of
'-'"iWorth Street: Korth Rtrn-t from
Salisbury street to Depot street:
North Fayetteville Street from Bank
of Randolph to end of Sewer line
North Asheboro: South Fayettviilo
Street from Bank of Randolph to
where Old Uwharrie road leaves SoutJi
Fayettville Street; Depot Street and
Sunset Avenue from J. S. Lewis' west
line of home lot to the west line of G,
H. King's and C. T. Loflin's lots;
Church street from Depot Street 10
Salisbury Street, and Salisbury Street
from fayettville Street to G. W,
Berry s corner, in the town of Ashe
boro, N. C.
More than twenty days halting ex
pired from the confirmation of the as
sessment rolls for the paving and im'
provement of he strets and parts of
streets, above enumerated, the under
signed tax collector of tho Town of
Asheboro, N. C, hereby give notice
that the assessments contained in the
assessments rolls for the street im
provements aboe mentioned, may be
paid to him at any time before the ex
piration of thirty days from the first
publication of this notice, without any
addition. In the event the assessments
be not paid within such time, the same
shall bear interest at the rate of 5
per annum from the 15th day of Feb
ruary, 1921, the date of the confirma
tion of the said assessment rolls,, and
shall be due and payable on the date
on which taxes are payable, Tho
property owners, railroads, or street
railwsy companies, shall have the op
tion and privilege of paying for the
improvements hereinbefore mentioned,
in cash, or If they shall so elect and
give notice of the fact in wrting to
the municipality,, within thirty day
after this notice, they shall have the
option and privilege of paying the as
sessments in ten equal annual install
ments. Such installments to bear in
terest at the rate of 6 per annum.
from the aforesaid date of the confir
mation of the assessment rolls, as by
law provided in such cases, the Board
of Commissioners of the municipality
having heretofore determined in the
resolution authorising the said Im
provements, that the asseesrr.en.! IT
be paid la ten such installments.
This notice waa first published on
the 14th day of July, 1021. .
an. RUSH..
Tax Collector ef the Town of Ashe-
bore, N. C
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Paaaeager Traia Schedule Corrected
to May 10, 1921
Published as information only, not
guaranteed.
Passenger leave Asheboro dailv ex
cept Sunday 3:30 p. m. for Star, Bis
coe, Candor, Jackson Springs, Pine
hurst and Aberdeen.
Mixed Leave Asheboro 10:05 a. m.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days for Star, Btscoe, Candor, Jack
son Springs, Pir.ehurst nd Aberdeen.
For further information address,
J. F. DALTON,
General Passenger Agent,
Norfolk, Va.
L. D. BURKHEAD,
Ticket Agent,
6-2-tf. Asheboro, N. C.
Six Different Colors in Ear of Corn
A Johnston county farmer, W. C.
Hall, living near Smithficld, raised an
ear of corn with six different colored
kernels on it. The kernels are reu,
white, blue, grey, pink and yellow.
Some time ago Professor WooUDurn,
of Chicago, raised an ear with red,
white, and blue kernels on the same
ear. This was after three years of ex
perimenting. NOTICE
An election having been held on
Tuesday the 28th day of June, 1921,
in the Asheboro Graded School District
in Randolph County, State of North
Carolina, upon the question of issuing
not exceeding Sixty Thousand Dol
lars of serial bonds of said Asheboro
Graded Cchool District in Randolph
County, State of North Carolina, and
levying sufficient annual tax to pay
the same with interest, whereat there
were two hundred thirty-four qualified
voters of whom two hundred eleven
voted "for bond and tax," and none
voted "against bond and tax," as has
been judicially determined and declar
ed to be the result of said election by
the Board of Commissioners, of the
Town of Asheboro, N. C, which said
Board has duly approved said election
in all respects and declared that the
Board of Trustees of the said Ashe
boro Graded School District Is autnor-
ized to proceed to issue and sell said
bonds. This is to give notice thereof
as by law provided.
Ihis notice was first published on the
14th day of July, 1921. Any action or
proceeding questioning the valdity or
result as above set forth of said elec
tion, must be commenced within thirty
days following its first publication.
tsy order of the Board of Commis
sioners of the Town of Asheboro, N.
C. F. C. CAVINES
F. C. CAVINESS. Clerk.
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NOTICE
An election havine been held Mav
10. 199.1- in tho Rameon, HroH
School District, Randolph County, and
the said election havinc hpon rarrtert.
authorizing the issuance of $76,000.00
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in oonus oi saia District, anq tne "levy
ing of a sufficient tax to pay for same,
and the said plectinn hnvincr haon qtv.
proved by this board, it is now declar
ed that this notice was first nnhlishorl
Lon the 9th day. of June, 1921, and any
action r proceeding questioning the
validity or the result as above stated
01 saia election must De commenced
within thirty days after its first pub'
licauon.
Bv order of the Ri.nrH nf fjimmis,
sioners of Randolph County.
JUHM r . WHITE, Clerk.
G. H. KING
Attorney-at-Law
Office Miller building
Practice in all courts, collect and ad
Just claims, wind up estates. All bus!
nese entrusted in my care shall hav
prompt and painstaking attention.
AoRForxSournER?,
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LIBERTY NEWS
Miss Florence Wrenn was the
cious hostess to the Round Dosen Book
Club at her home Thursday afUinoe.
The living and dining rooms were tate
fully decorated with cut flowers. The
hostess assisted by her attractive niece
Miss Laura Etta Smith, served a
dainty salad with iced tea and tomato
sandwiches. The souvenirs were tiny
flsgs. Those present were: Mesdames.
G. A. Patterson, T. F. Ashburn, C
Shoffner, Roy C. Rietzel, Robert
Elkins, W. H. Albright, L. Herbert
Smith and C. P. Smith. The invitai
guests were Mesdames. Fred Lassi
ter, of Kernersville, Troy Smith and
Miss Mary Griffin.
Mrs. J. O. Overman was called to
the home of her parents last week oa
account of the illness of her mother
who continues qute ill.
Mrs. Margaret McGhee and litttie
daughter, Dorris, of Greensboro ase
visitin- Mr. Jesse Carter and family.
They have also as their guest Mr. Gal
loway Carter, of Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Buckner, LilTiaa
Buckner, Clara Stroud, Elizabetk
Johnson and Dr. Gregg and family,
went to Raleigh Saturday returning;
Sunday. .
Miss Pauline Elkins visited rclatrree
Greensboro last week.
Mrs. Fred Lassiter and small daugh
ters Dorothy and Elizabeth, of Kern
nersville are visiting Mrs. T. F. Asd
burn. Miss Annie Mebane, of Greensboro,
was the guest of her aunt Miss
"Mamie Carter last week end.
The "Tom Thumb Wedding" givws
under the auspices of the Betterment
society at the school auditorium Tues
day evening was enjoyed by a targe
crowd.
Mrs. S. R. Miller and two chudre .
of Greensboro are guests of Mrs.
Emma Phillips.
Miss Bessie Murchison and friend.
Miss Fay Lutz, of Raleigh spent Sun-,
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Murca
son. Mrs. Harvey Pool and baby, tf
Greensboro, are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fuquay, a few mfles
from town.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, of Rara
seur came over for the "Tom Thmne
Wedding" last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Hal Walker
Voice Teacher
Phone 33
NOTICE
Effective Sunday, May 8th, 1921, the
-I. :n 1 i .- i
arriving and leaving time of High
i Point, Randleman, Asheboro & South
ern trains at Asheboro, North Caroli
na: No. 142 will leave at ... '. . . 5:00 a. n.
No. 1M will leave at .... 11:30 a. so.
No. 134 will leave at ... . 3:30 p. m.
No. 134 will leave at 3:50 p.m.
No. 2 will leave at 5:45 a. as.
Sunday only.
J. W. FLETCHER,
5-12-tf Superintendent
Authorized Ford Agency Standard
ized Ford service and repairs.
Firestone and United States Tires sal
Tubes.
ASHEBORO MOTOR CAR CO.
''Service That Satisfies."
DR. ROY T. HODGIN
Chiropractor
Asheboro office hours: 10 to 12 a. sa.
2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m., Mondsv
Wednesday, and Friday. Tuesdaz.
Thusrday and Saturday from 10 to IE
a. 1. only.
Ramseur office hours: 2 to 5:30 p. na.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
DR. T. F. ASHBURN, DENTIST
Liberty, N. C.
Office over Farmers Union Mercntfle
Company
DR. JAMES G. CRUTCHFLELB
Dentist
Bank of Randolnh Bulldlnv
Phone 28 Asheboro. N..C
DR. JOHN SWAJOII
DENTurr
Offlee over Firsv Nstloaal Baak
Pbon 192 Asheboro, KC.
DH 0. L. PRESNELL
DENTigT
OFFICES IN MORRIS VTVLDOIC
PHONE 226 ASHEBORO. M. C
W. 1L ALBRIGHT, Ph. EL A, M.
Broker Libcrtv. V n
Loans and Realty
ACTS AS ADMINISTRATOR AK9
Wm. C. HAMMER L CICOSES
HAMMER ft M08EB
Attorneys at Law
Offices in Law Building, Asbebere.
DR. J. a GREGG
announces that he Is bow in his
at Liberty, for the practise et
Istry, also, Z-Ray work,
C. a TATE. UD.
rkysieia. ae4
DR. L G. EDWARDS
VETERINAR11M
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