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Under aad ay virtue of tha paver
el Ml eoatai&ad ia a certain awt
g deed exaeated by 4. M. Harrisoa
. , and hia wife 3 alia A. Harrisoa aa
.'. tha tut day of March 19U and re
v carded in the affk ef the Begisterl
NOTICE OF PrWJrATinV ' "jvsrivfi ? kmh tvt. tip' ..." mviurn rnir TV V
- - I , OfLNEU TO PUBLIC - COUXTT GBOWIXG
la the Superior Court Wort the J : r . - ,1 V -.
WHaiaiaoa4, AAnr, ef Lisa E. .f JUn Tut would be epeaed by the j"f ESTIS
"Tm" W SSTOSfarii aaT tha farm-
of Deeds for ' Baadolph 4 County fa'j. u iwj. svL.. an, v... I104 ;'hvi the weather to hear
Aurea, a- j muss, Aamr, u. T.- . . . t uw' -r. "-; rr.
A. of M. J. Uwdermilk. Arthur T "T drW Kimery knows hu aubjeet, and has
lanweT CoraSrtoaa. JT Bp. S?4 f tjarlsto TSf P1 the abUky to tell tt 1 wish that
Pound? and the unSownWr. of UtSL i rm" ta eotmty could hare
William A, PouadaT: Sdered J1" Ifea,L'th been present t theae meetings.
tv- j Eryptiaa antumitiee deparboent. to k.v. Wj, convinced in my own
.wlCHEri. L-?.Jw opea tha tomb today and mat ax- ti.lt we had a areat count, for
mh. Km. u. ZlL Zr?. citMQent pnrtailaiat Uxor- It was work, but I was i
mLca news
Book No. 184. para No. Default
harinx been mad ia the payment of
tha Bote therein secured, I will ax
poaa t sale to tha bJghost bidder for
caah ia front of tha Court Booaa at
Aaheboro, Ninth Carolina, at 12:00
M. aa tha 17th day of March, 1924,
tha following describod property:
Tract No. 1: Beginning at a stone
North West corner; thence South 48
polea and 13 links to a stone in J. G
Fraxier's line; thence South 83 de
gree East 46 polos and 8 links to a
stone in said Fraxier's line; thence
North 60 poles to a stone in E. H.
Ingram's line; thence South 85 1-2
degrees West 48 poles and 2 links to
the beginning corner containing 14
1-2 acres, more or less.
Tract No. 2: Beginning at a stone
In Georgia Keams' line; thence South
83 3-4 deg. East on J. L. Ingram's
Une 4Z rods to a stone; thence North
2 1-2 degrees East 65 rods to a stone;
thence West with E. H. Ingram's
line 42 rods to a stone in Georgia
Keams' line; thence South 2 1-2 de
grees West with Georgia Kearns' line
63 1-2 rods to the beginning corner,
containing 17 acres, more or less.
This the 13th day of February 1924.
J. D. BRAME, Mortgagee.
D. C. MacRae, Attorney,
High Point, North Carolina.
4t 2-21-24.
$ii.t t e ek-enl aiih tLair par-.
ei.ta on JUT.sear liouta 1. '
Mr. A. iU Craven has recently aol-J
his farm ar i itock cf goods to E I.
and D. E. Lfane. Mr. Craven - will
in tJ.e near future move to tha old
PicVard iruU and operate aama, -"
klies Orion and DeWitt Stout, of -
High Point, spent the week-end wit
Mr. and Mm J. P. .Boroughs, of
CoWridga, spent tha week-end with
their ton, Mr. E. P. Borough.
Mrs. E, F. Cagk and litUo grand
daughter, Margurita, of SeagroT
Rnut 1. returned home Saturday af-
' . . . , ... h jrn r iiint- lornk uiw
ter pending, ttverai cays wun ra. rr-. j. . E.
Cagies aaugnter, jars. v. a!: . - -:. ' :
Mr. M. B. &nnbley k arocting a
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
Pursuant to an order of sale here
tofore made by the Clerk of the Court
of Randolph County, North Carolina,
in that special proceeding entitled W.
J. Scott et al vs. J. M. Scott et al,
the same being No. 424, on the special
proceeding docket of said court, the
undersigned commissioner will on the
1st day of March, 1924, at 12 o'clock,
M at the court house door in Ashe
boro, North Carolina, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described real es
tate, lying and being in Grant town
ship, Randolph county, North Caro
lina, adjoining the lands of W. J.
Scott, G. S. Scott and others and be
ing more fully described as follows,
to-wit:
First Tract: That certain tract or
parcel of land situate, lying and be
ing in Grant township, Randolph
county, North Carolina, adjoining the
lands of E. Whatley on the North,
the lands of Frank Cole and Neal Ca
gle on the East and the lands of H.
D. Smith, Ashley Smith, William
Luck and Terrell Smith on the West
and the lands of William King and
Rufus King, Frank Cole and Neal Ca
gle on the South, containing two hun- j
dred and thirty (230) acres more or
less, less the tract of land described
as second tract.
Second Tract: Beginning at the
Ashe comer, the Southeast comer
running thence the old line, North
line, across the big road to the spring
branch; thence ap said branch to the
comer of the fence in the branch;
thence a West direction to the North
East comer of the peach orchard;
thence along said fence to the road;
thence due West to the public road;
thence down its various courses to
the old comer; thence an East direc
tion on the old line to the beginning.
This land is being resold because of
an advanced bid which was placed on
the price at which the same was bid
off at a former sale thereof.
This the 9th day of February, 1924.
I. C. MOSER,
2t 2-21-2. Commissioner.
Let the boy have a radio. You will
be surprised at the valuable inform
ation he will secure from the air, say
engineering workers of the State
College.
abort has bees commenced in the Sb- pr.rauea.Bs xxat. dairy cattle work,
perior Court of Randolph County, for rte" JZyZLti, thT rT. heJ7?P 10 T.. 7 H.
tha purpoa -of selling f or partition Ckrtr!: PW" tha Caraaroa Kimery had to, say about it. He
. " fT . TTV . eroedition. would "not mimiiuta the v.. v . V . timci
certaw land located in said eountr Z 1 a , , , , . , rr svaveQ m. " .v.
SrfdeVertted to the petitioB Wed yM v!! ited the great dairy state of Wisoob-
this proeadmZ and th? defetiaS . JT. d he aasured me. that Randolph
wfll further take notice that they and ; "tii ?;tteT1 n?rur1 Mvamages au
each of them arc required to appear r antranca, - ;-:,r t- they have in Wisconsin,
at the office of the Clerk of the Su-1 Mr. Carter not having replied to I hope that all who did not get to
perior Court of Randolph Countr. ultimatum of the government hear him will have the chance a ut
North Carolina, on the 15th day oi 1 withia the 48 hours specified, ' in- tie later and for that reason I have
March, 1924 then and there to answer ; siting him to open the tomb and re- asked him to come again later in the
or demur to the complaint of petition 8ume work under certain conditions, spring.
in said action or the plaintiff will ap- cabinet cancelled the license The mam things stressed In these
ply to the court for the relief de- originally granted to Lord Carnavon meetings were the importance of bet
moTiAaA ,v o.:j loi.t and ordered the winminv af the ter feeds and pasture, and better
mud unmeaiaKiy, as n waa iearea mumiuig ui wc uuj p.
great damage might, result through pare better pastures, which we can
the ropes breaking and allowing the easily do here in this county, as grass
neary. granite jhi suspenoea over tne win grow u we win m, -sarcophagus
to ialL -and perhaps chance. Get a few permanent acres
irreparably damage the magnificent of permanent pastures started this
gold-covered coffin within. spring.
M. Lacau, accompanied by M. En- And then prepare to have better
glebach, inspector .of antiquities of winter feeds next year, and more of
TTnn.. - v v if Mi is the time, to be lookinsr out
fhf "iw fited to provmce, tto'-mayor of Luxor," the for your soy beans We can easily
N- chief of polica of the district and na- have good legume hay by growmg
V" uy January, H -orlrmmi wltli i.lii-l. nnwh.ni soybeans and it takes very utile worn
i and recorded m the office of the i i. , : j j. ii.- . u fn if DrHr vnnr hans at once
r . . t-. . - , , , CU1U lIBi;-. MWO, aitivcu L uuc wuiu w ft"- , , ,
Register of Deeds of Randolph coun- at 2:30 o'clock. The workmen sawed or make arrangements to get them
Y i v- u ! V8? 129, off the locks of the outer and inner from someone who keeps them for
JlSSr I TiTmlimde m theJpay; doors, thus permitting entrance to sale. Several parties are carrying
ment of the debt therein secured and the tomb. them this spring and are selling them
at the request of the holder thereof, . .,. vi.i . . i at reasonable prices. You cannot af-
This the 19th day of Feb. 1924.
W. A. LOVETT,
Dept. CTerk of the Superior Court.
4t 2-21-24.
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
By virtue of authority contained in
There art a number of cases of
measles aa this - community, being
about 2S eases ia the last few weeks,
but it seems to be in a light lona. .
Born to Mr. aad Mr. C C Bray,
February 16th, a daughter. . y --
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. JleCarn, ' of
Sea grove, visited at Mra,McCarB's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. 4 Stout,
Sunday. ''-it;
Misses Dorothy Allen and Vera
Moffitt,
in food barn.
.1,
'' Expert safe crackers visited tha of
fices of tha Standard Oil company at ' .
Greensboro last Saturday night and!
with th use of nitro rlycerin blew,
off tha doors of the safe and aecuredl
betweea $200 and 40GV, Tha robbery
was : not - diseorered until Sunday -
on January 9th, 1924, the undersigned ' M elecf ugnts were tumea on - ft
trustee exposed to, sale to. the higt At.t food vie ? ton of
oiaoer jor casn tne said premises, '7- 1 "T,J" 7? rr is over $11.00 not to count the food
when, J. H. Fowler became the last & "i, f J V2 value to the cow, and the plant food
li - Pri 9r?2ZSlJ&l? wil b-k to the soil if'ftd on the
nnnnn ni fiaf x?-i., .n.v
1924, Nannie L. Smith, filed with the ?&T$?j 8PPorts were placed under
said Trustee an upset or increased : : "c" 'r5
nirt OT h ru- aunt id n-.n-J Kl "
farm.
Fisrures shown by Mr. Kimery at
strain these meetings show that a cow that
win average iwo gauuira ui
VI. .
iaw, now, mereiore, tne undersigned i : . , dav will nav market Drices for the
trustee wUl on the 8th day of March. I The party then went to the tomb of "J. wf P.ly SS! III
trustee win on me etn aay oi March, i XI1C w " wwu ui . . th t),p
1924, at 12 o'clock, M., at the S;Seti II. which is being used at a lab- J Sfl fSy To7 sixty
House Door in AhJ., .rui.lMIfnTO onri 0frtfcrmA for tn nh- farmer a pront oi irom niiy 10 sixty
County, N. C, expose to re-sale to jects taken from the tomb. Here also
the highest bidder for cash, the fol-i the locks were removed and pieces
lowing described lands, to-wit: t I of the shrine, which were more or
pay for herself each year in clear
profit Do you want a better invest-
? T tKinlr Tint Wo nnirlit. tft hp
Beginning at an iron stake In the ' nfarnrotective covers. , satisfied-with that Then lets get
middle of the Hoover Road, P. M.wraTPSr ta Pro)fc"ve covers.. bugy prepare the pastures and
Wall's corner running thence Southlt Neither. Mf nor any mem-next winter's feed.
60degrees West .chams and 82l Also prepare to feed some hogs
unxs; tnence south degrees West - TO"--- --r-T- along with. the cows m order to mar-
cuams anu ou iinxs: tnence south ir" . . . . i
. ... : . a m. .ni.H -r- v.ni wrmnn nma
of Ramseur nign scnooi. , morning. y, :ff-t .. -
jrf - . .ill! .. w , .-
41 degrees West 3 chains and 35
links; thence South 62 1-2 degrees
West 24 chains and 40 links with va
rious bearings following the said
Hoover road to a stone in said road;
thence South 60 degrees West 16
chains and 21 links to a. stake on bank
of branch Linzy Crotts corner; thence
South 486, 1-2 degrees East 2 chains
and 62 links to a pile of stones;
thence South 44 degrees West 84
chains and 35 links to a stone, Gard
ner's corner; thence South 89- 3-4 de
grees iasi cnains ana 64 links to
ket the skim milk
The hogs if run
little com
,.,.niuui uiuc i i i j
i it. . a iv ion soyDeans, jiu icu
k Ta al and skim milk, will show nine
h-SEJ -fc H U?jtoA S 'Profit Lets plan to market our feeds
SS'JmtKAX ttei to the best advantage. If we cannot
SJLS? corn and wheat then lets feed it
K 'i T rJ ISSPiJSrt t the livestock, and put the plant
ofLlt b the fa-t0 enrich the
adjust its differences with , Carter,
it considers the antiouities depart
ment capable of completing the work.
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George-Randolph Chester, promin
ent author' and playwright died at
a stone; thence North 4 degrees' East I hi" home in New York, Tuesday,'
4 cnains and 70 links to a Stone: . trora a nean ansa, ne wss.auuior
oi ine weii Known vji. men vjuicn
Wallingford", and fBlackie Daw". He
was working on a new story a few
hours before his death.
E. S. MILLSAPS, Jr.,
County Agent.
thence North 84 degrees West 18
chains and 35 links to a post oak;
thence North 11 3-4 degrees East 34
chains and 20 links to the beginning;
containing xao acres more or less.
It is understood and aarreed as a
part of the consideration in this deed
that the grantors reserve one-half un
divided interest in all ' minerals that
may be found on said land and also
reserve the right of ingress or eg
ress and regress to and from said land
for the purpose of prospecting or
digging for gold or other minerals. .
This the 21st day of JebruaryJ
A. READE JOHNSON.
2t 2-28-24 Trustee.
NOTICE OF RESALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of authority
given in the last will and testament
of E. B. Steed, deceased, of Randolph
County, North Carolina, said last will
and testament having been duly pro
bated and recorded in the office of
the Clerk of the Court of said county,
and in the execution of the provisions
BIRTHDAY DINNER AT werem contained, tne undersigned exe-
W A MCIUTU . fYrmm VWWS.VUtvt will at li uawi, m., UII Otttui-
uay. uie xhl uny ui marcii, iv&k, at
the court house in Asheboro, North
Carolina, expose to public sale for
-PEOPLE:
(Continued 'from page 1)
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Lexington Theatre
Lexington, N. C
Monday, Matinee, March 3rd
at 2 o'clock
A Musical Event of Importance
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The ;WorI(TsvMost-Popular; Musical f
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-An Onilznticn of 1C3 Pieces
hmm. . j .cash, to the highest bidder the follow.
1 k,n l, sing described real estate, situate - in
toastmaster oSer. splendid talks were ifPj TntI' N,- Carmfea2"
enjoyed, ghren.by Miss Carrie Cnm- Ian f Crissie G. Walk-
ford, Supt R. P. Harsh, Rev. W. L.jfr and oiners ana no-
Scott, W. tk Mariey and charter mem-;"
bers, Messrs. E. R. . Baldwin, of ; bem5 more, fully described, by
r.m.w j r Tjifhav nf TJh-Jmotes and bounds as follows, to-wit:
ertv.. Thev exnressed themselves asi Beginning at a gum near the cor-
hoinr nrnnH nf th nnrp(a of thin o' Jessie Kearns' 125 acre tract:
noot 1 ddo and Vionnv fk Ka tarifh thence North 80 degrees West .l 69
them on this occasion. The evening 'f linlu to a stake; thence
was the greatest success as a getoE0 1 degrees West 24 chains and
ifi, .11 25 links to a stake: thence East to a
ent, and a splendid boost for the class ence Nortii 82 chains to
and all Sunday school workers. East 82 chains and 60
links to a white oak and persimmon;
: Mi.. .n o.f .iwiif,.iv wov.,. thence South to a hickory: thence
tained the young ladies sewing circle South 18 degrees East 14 chains to a
last Tuesday nignt uiss amith was w w
the winner of a contest of pstterns.t 21 chains to S pine; thence
Delicious refreshments were served by South .45 degrees West to Uie begin
the hostess. --lug, containing 1 one hundred and
. . . ; ninety (ISO) acres more or less: ex
The 0 Henry and McNeil Literary! SL f.
olrr tJLtTT w..m fil. mB recoraea m Dook eu - on
7.rl w.VJiif JnTtnt. 189 offic the Register
iM? ,01 iot B"doJph County, and
h?iKgQnin V "P 0 acre tract heretof ore con
L iLfv by tha said B. B. Steed and hH
AH!frJ a Walker, aid mvey.
SLtt. HafhiT aw l" xd in the office, if
before us InthlM dnm that was th. Register 0f Deo for Randolph
greatly appreciated. After the com- camtr hnnk iBnIToi
pletlon othia program Captain Ball 771 f? i!2 5 - "
was enjoyed la the Gym for a wUto., ' " UdJ1"1bln?,reol(1
I . Rer. W. hi Scott ably filled his ap- dvanee? Wd. WM pUeedon
potntmenu Sunday i morning and . w iu
Zkt -4 off at a former sale thereof. . '.
iudWeT' -.T - ; " ' This tha 9th day of February. 1924,
Mr. and Mr' If. TL Johnson' andl ?! T.-W. MITCHELL.'
Mr. and Mrs. L f. Craven are spend- Executor of E..C 8 teed, deceased.
tnr several weeks 19 iortia. , in x-21-za
Mrs. W. E. Lock and children, of .
High Point, spent last week here with " Franklin ' Sherman, Entomologist
parents, air. and sirs. u. u. rerree. ' icr tne state tjouege and Department
1 airs. l a. aiariey is spending a ot Agriculture, wants a boll weevil,
few days with friends at Greensboro. If you can find one in hibernation
An enjoyable event" was - spent quarters be would be srlad to have
last Wednesday when Mrs. V. C. Mar- ft with a letter describing tha place
ley, Maxs aioiner 01 we align in wucn you zouna iu -
School Class, gave " a reception' to'
thewe fine boys and girls at W homo i A T. nilTTNnTA'M
6n Sunot avenue. A number of ? U -f UliUllJJiJIAiN
ramrs were rreatiy enjoyed, espiclai- CraoiU Monaracntal and Dull!
ly the word coniest, -mor Uass pj Work
p'i'l r. ('!; : 1 C!.!..!ifilm, a handomo
Lin tif . cKwi-ii!' 3. K c!ns colors:
v ' ' pt! 1 yi ,nw, end t'.e class flow-
r, t' o ni.iUj ro t, v,rra in evidonr5
i i t! 0 dir'- ' rrnnf,f for til
orrn: inn. 1 , X r '.I-!, filUn", ycl
livr u I V ' -i es . i cake an. I
' '.O r;:'.!J i-1 y T f -vonlf
I ' rr, f -. I I " i ' i ' rr."
Cement Work A Fpcdaltr
HIGH TOLNT, N. & -. ,
DR. F. C CRAyFN .
Tye, Ear, Noe and Ihroat
our: Z!" ! r, V.'e'lnewlay an
' 1 ' ' ' '
roi Tu' ' Tl.iraday an
cUnother ReaBonlVhy
Buick Cushions Are Comfortabla
On All Roads
The cushions on Buick open can are supported
on double-deck springs. The upper springs,
light and easy acting, smooth out slight road
irregularities, while the larger and stronger
lowers absorb the bump that cause the ordi
nary seat to "strike bottom". Two pads of
curled hair between springs and French plaited
upholstery give that final softness and assura
the purchaser a cushion that will stand up.
When better automobOes arc built
Buicfcvill build them
E. L. HEDliICK, Dealer
Asheboro, N. C. ' .
m-ts-m
SO
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THE
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MAY. KNOW
We will isell direct to the DeoDl
5'-'7;NT..T - , i
df extra tine
ea car;
. , a i a . ...
oranges, npeneu ana ma
tured on the trees, sweet and delic-
iqussiyLso w OTlliave some extras
;fi Oraiil Jand
fgrape f mtivill be $1.65 "per-bushel,
f50cperpeclLOrges and applesfdi-
t rectfrora grower to you; this ;car of :
pFcinges just ;uppM;irom:aina;
led direct from groyesMuMi :
at leaisO I d.lBuy6ngh
fnnttolastwu
', this veixldw bour
last car oi iruiuor tne season m your
city, lily and county merchants call
shipr
at carfprpnc save money.
Car on railway iraclc at frc::':! dcot.
Sale will- commence S Tdy i.;cn:
ing, March the first, jb net fr:I to
taRc advantage cf ilh bv'fiica to
yonrfixit
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