THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930 Rockingham Pot-Dispatch, Richmond fmrnfy, K r
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE ;
By virtue of the authority vested
-in the undersigned Commissioners by
a tieeree of the Superior Court-of
Richmond County, N. C, in a certain
.action therein pending entitled "W.
X. Parsons, Jr.; W. C. Leak and J.
'LeCrand Everetti executors of T. C.
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Leak deceased, and others, vs Mrs.
'Mary L. Leak, widow of T. C. Leak,
deceased, T. C. Leak, Jr., and Hal L.
Leak, the last named being inf ax ts,
Southern: , Cotton Oil ' Compa ly,
Wadesboro; NrHC.,. a corporation ; H.
S. Ledbetter, Jr., administrator, c ! t.
a., ef H. S. Ledbetter, deceased ; Era
ana S. Ledbetter and others," said de
cree being dated June 16, i 1930, we
win , expose at, public outcry to- pie
highest bidder or bidders .for eash
at the Courthouse door in the Town
of Rockingham, N.- C, at 12:00
o'clock M., Monday, December y-1,
1930, the same being the first Monday
said month, the following described
' real' estate situate,, tying and being
in Richmond County, North Carolina,
:- to-wit: i . :' ? i :-:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a
'Corner in .. the rua of Mark's Creek
being the eorner of lot No. 2, and
' raw N: 17 71 caa. to the U&--niag,--comer
of Lot No; j
thenceN. 76 1-4 E. 30 chs., to a
. Corner in the ead of a small branch
5 1-2 feet from a gum; thence Si 117
- E. 49 .chs., to the run of Marks
- Creek; thence down the -; various
-courses of " said creek to the begin-
.. ning, containing 180.4 acres, more
or less. ( Surveyed November J 1 1 ,
' 1912, by C. M. Furman, Jr.) - Being
. -the same- land conveyed "to H. S. led
better by R.S. Ledbetter by deed
, v bearing date Nov. 19, 1912, refer
ence to which is hereby had." I'
SECQND TRACT : Lying in Bea
rer Dam Township, containing 200.4
" acres 'and being Lot No.i 1,. inj the
- division of the Ledbetter property,
1 according to a survey and plat of - the
- same made by J. S. Utter, C. E,.
- which said plat is of record in the of-
fice of the Register of Deeds for Rich
. rnond County, in Book ' of - Plats No.
'. -1, at page 230, and being the identical
tract of land described' ln:.the-
deed
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tfrom Rosa S. Johnson, et?al., to H.
IS. Ledbetter, which is of record in
the office of the Register of Deeds for
' Richmond County in Book 140. at
, Page 17.
The same being the identical real
estate described in that certain
mortgage deed from Emma S. Ledbet-
ter. Widow, to W. C. Leak. W. L.
Parsons, Jr., and J. LeGrand Everett,
trustees of . the estate of T. C. Leak,
dated August 1, 1929, and recorded
in Deed of Trust Book 184; Page
437, in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Richmond 'County, N.1 C
This,; October 30, 1930.
J. C. Sedberry, ;
Fred. W. ' Bynum,
H. P. Taylor,
; Commissoners.' .
(Nov. 6, 19, 20, 27.) ? t Ki
' . . NOTICE ; .:
Haying formed an" association for
the practice of law with Mr. Garland
B. Daniel, at High Point, N. C, this
is to advise the public that from this
date my address will be at High
Point, N. C, " and the name of my
law firm will be Nash and DanieL I
. I wish to advise all my clients that
all ; business heretofore intrusted r to
me will be given proper attention. - I
will attend the Courta of the County,
and" all cases now in court ; will be
carried to a conclusion by me tt
rr I will be in Richmond County at
such times as will be necessary to
give proper attention to any matters
inerusted to me. : . i -
M: W. Nash.
Nov. 5, 1930.
NOTICE OF SALE
North. Carolina, Richmond County.
Pursuant to an order of Hon. W.
S. Thomas, Clerk of the Superior
Court, of - Richmond County in the
action therein pending entitled The
Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of
Raleigh vs Lewis C. Dockery and
wife, Florence L.- Dockery et al, the
undersigned ' Fred. W. Bynum, Com
missioner, will, at the Courthouse
door in" Rockingham, N. C, on; ' '
.MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
... DECEMBER, 1930;
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$545
: Monday in December, offer, for sale
to the highest bidder for cash the
following described lot. or parcel of
land, to-wit:
AU that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situate, lying and being
iin Marks Creek Township, Richmond
County, N. C, bounded on the North
Kir Mm mi W Dock-
ery, on the East by the lands of C.
V. Williams and Charlie Evans; on
the South by the lands of Z. V. Pate,
on the West by the lands of Z. V.
Pate, L. E. Dye and the road leading
from Hamlet, North Carolina to
Bennettsville, S. C. and more parti
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cularly bounded and described as
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follows . jWees, m saia lown ana ooundea on
Beginning at a corner in the edge 8NK hf ndof1R
of the Hamlet to BennettsviUe road fnTs' nJhe b . lands of R.
and-runs thence North 85 degrees DTav ?3 the South by lands
30 minutes East8750 feet to a cor- J ii-JVl-"?! 0!l theJW,est
ner, thence South 7 degrees 30 minu- by.. N?rh Raolph Street and des
tes West 3623 feet to a comer; cnbed by metes and bounds as fol
thence South 85 degrees 35 minutes OWr.TxrvrT1kT : 1 M n
West 1204 f eet to a corner, thence i &J01Tl,ot h
North 3 degrees West 2030 feet .to Eas? Slde
a corner, thence North 63 degrees pi? Stree!J m the own
West 1002.5 feet to a comer in the . ffaf gham' M!? cof ne,r beJn 3 74
aforesaid road, thence with said road i:' . Northwesterly direction
to the place of beginning aafoUows: the intersection of North Ran-
North., 3 degrees West 396 feet, -folPh:ad Roberson Streets in said
thenc -NorthOdcgroes
West 535 feet, containing 198.4 acres, of .r01?11 ortn 6 degrees
and being the.aame land conveyed by , S? n"nuteS ;WesJ .100 feet to a
the Bank of Pee Dee to Lewis C. ?r " . r ? E oritanaoipn acreet;
Dockery by deed recorded in the 0.thence North 83 degrees . and 30
fice of Register of Deeds for . Rich- J mmuef East 375 feet to a stake, said
mond County.- - -
This, Norember ' 1, 1930.
Fred. W. Bynum
u . . Commissioner.
(Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27).
. NOTICE OF SALE OF. REAL
ESTATE ,
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority cdhtairied in that, cer
tain deed of trust, '. dated January
10th, 1928, and recorded in Book 196,
Page -146, Richmond County Regis
try, and executed by Millard C. Davis
and wife, to the Citizens National
Bank of Raleigh, N. C. , :TrusteeV "de
fault, having :beent made, in the'vpay
ment of the indebtedness .secured
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$575
$635
$650
I
d indebtedness became due and
J?Dif fd. deJaandff -hfjing been
L.e olde5 saw note upon
.Jf ed therein to adver-
Paf?5 Ia T Pf0Pifrty escPhed
.Sii"?6,? 0 tFus the undersigned
"f, I0las PubVc
lXZ LnV I- ounn ar
Rockingham, Richmond County, N.
nuwwuAi. on uie vuuruiviue uuor in
C, at noon on Friday, November
28th, 1930, the following described
real estate:
All that certain lot or tract of
Jand' situate lying and being ,n the
Richmond
rA "A A"rui rotnia,
located on the East side of Randolnh
On.tm'o' r it ri
fat sia ?z ttana.
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line being perpendicular to-Randolph
(Street; thence South degrees and
30 minutes East-100 feet to a stake
j said line being parallel to Randolph
ocx est ; inence south 83 degrees and
30 minutes West 375 feet to the be
ginning, and being the same lot deed
ed to the said Millard" C .Davis by R.
SI .L. Davis and wife, Louise C. Davis
by deed; dated December. 17, 1927,
and duly recorded in the office of the
Register, of Deeds for Richmond
County in Book 194, Page-216.
- This, 22nd of Octoher. 1930.
The North Carolina Bank and
" ' " Trust Company, Trustee,
- .- j-? : ' ' Successors to
" Citizens National Bank of
Raleigh, N. C:r Tmstee,
By : John P. Stedman,
". . . , Vice-President.
OBERDEt SCHOOL
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Program for Educational Week Held
In RoWdel School Two Week
Ago. : "
Monday 2:00 p: m. . "
Song"Thc North Carolina Hills."
Play "In Brooklyn" by Grades 4
and 5.--. - " - " -
Song "The' Old North; Stated?
Tuesday "2:0 p. m. .v '
Soner "America, The Beautiful."
Talk by Mr. Reilley "How the
Schools Promote Patriotism and
TV orld Understanding." ;
Song "Onward, Christian Sol
diers." ' "
Song "Wonderful' Peace."
- Wednesday 2:00 p.- m.-
Son? "Auld Lang Syne.".
a. esxk. 1 a kj. v3ba ucsjr
by Mrs. T. L, Covington. . . .
Song "Long, Years Ago."
Play "Ye Deestrick Skule," by
Grade 7.
Song "Church In The Wild
Wood." Thursday 2:00 p. m.
Song "Hail To Our School."
Talk "The ' Modem School," by
Mr. Reynolds.
Song "I Love Thee, Carolina."
Play "Jolly Health Clown And
His Helpers," by Grades 2 and 3.
Friday 2:00 p. m.
Play by School.
Song "There Is Sunshine "in My
Soul."
Talk by Mr. Ellerbe "The Schools
of Tomorrow And The Future of
America."
Songr "Where He Leads ' Me I
Willi Follow."
ROBERDEL CHARGE FACTS
Ten Reasons for Family Worship.
It will sweeten home life and -enrich
home relationships as nothing
else can do.' ' - -
It wiH resolve all misunderstand
ings and relieve all friction that may
enter the home.
It will "hold our boys and girls to
the Christian ideal and determine
their lasting welfare..
It will send us forth to our work
for the day, in school, home, office,
store,, and factory, true tp.qur best
and determined in what we do to
glorify God. . .
It will give strength to meet brave
ly any disappointments and adversi
ties as they come.
It will make us conscious through
the day of the attending presence cf
a Divine Friend and Helper.
It will hallow our friendship with
our guests in the home.
; It will re-enforce the influence
and work of the ehurch,' the Sunday
School, and agencies helping to . as-
4-oVvUciVi ftic fVivJcwH ay Maal rrTi oris
out the world, v - - . I
- It .will encourage other . homes to
It will honor our Father above and
express our gratitude for His- merey
and blessings. Selected.
No preaching in the ME. churches
this Sunday (Conference Sunday.)
If your pastor is returned to the
Roberdel Charge for another year
there will be preaching at the Led
better church at eleven a. m. on the
5th Sunday November 30th. If
your pastor, is moved -the matter of
services will be placed into the hands
of a new preacher.
M. C. Ellerbe.
$1.00 Hats
- Special -at
The Hat Shop
SALE OF VALUABLE FORM
PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the author
ority conferred upon us in a. deed of
trust executed by Peter S. Covington
and wife Commeta'M. Covington on
the 11th day of Mareh, 1927 and re
corded in Book No. 190, page 167,
we will on Saturday the -' '
13th day of December, 1930,
12 o'clock noon
at the courthouse door in Rocking
ham, N. C, Richmond County, sell
at public, auction for cash to the
highest bidder the- following land,
to-wit: . .. ; ;
- All that certain ' piece, - parcel or
tract of land containing thirty-five
(35) acres, more or less, situate, ly
ing and being three, and one-half
miles almost west from ;the Town
of . Rockingham, on the North Caro-'
liria State Highway No. 20, in" Rock
ingham Township, Richmond County
the same being bounded on the North
by the lands of A. A. Covington, Jr.,
on the East bythe old WaHs Ferry
Road, oh .theSouth by the lands of
Mrs. Commeta-M. Covington, on the
West bythe ldofje' Crawford'
fc": MMf ana ,emg a pan or f comedienne, ,seen with Ruth Cbafc
the tract of land . conveyed by 'deed , terton . in i "Anybody's -Woman," is
x . vjuYiugwuoi aaie ucio-'
ber- 20th, 1911, said deed being duly
recorded in Deed Book No. 70 at
page 219, in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Richmond County,
State of North Carolina, to which reference-
is made for "more complete
description of the same. ; ' . v
"This sale is made by reason of the
failure of Peter. . S. Covington and
wife Corrfmeta .M.- Covington to pay
off . and- discharge the indebtedness
secured by said deed of trust.
J A deposit of 10 per cent will be
required of the purchaser ''at. .: the
sale. ' -
This, the 23rd of October, 1930.
First National Bank 'ot
- Durham, Trustee.
; M. C. McLeod Attorney. , i
v. (Nov, 20, ,57, Dec. 4, 11.) ,
THE OPTIMIST'S
CORNER
Arranged by Lorotta Soawofl.
' Let yourself and not your words
speak for you.
1 " Things turn up for "the man whs
digs. ; - . .
It's not doing the thing we tike' to
do: but liking the thing we have ts
do, thaKmakes life blessed.
Don
n't givenyor
you needt
nyone a piece of your
mind-
all yourself.
, No man knows howlittle he knows
until his children get old enough to
ask him questions.
A friend : is the first person rho
comes in when the whole world haa
gone out. ' ' "
If you cannot make light of your
troubles keep them dark.
' "De man dat's alwarys kickin'
said Uncle Even, "ain'.got any real
trouble on his mind. ' When, real
trouble - comes you is generally too
stunned to kick."
You'll never develop " eye trouble
from looking at the bright side . of
things.
Mrs. Knag: You deceived me be
fore I married you. You said that
you were well off..
Mr. Knag: I was but I didn't kaow
it.
J umping ' at conclusions is about the
only mental exercises some people
take
Mr. Trance: I saw Dr. Brown ts
day about my absent-minded . epeCs.
Mrs. Trance: What did he eay?
Mr. Trance: Asked for his foe ia
advance. -..:''' -.. . .
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it
A Roal Ortimset!
Hall : Blythe is a pretty optimistic
character, I hear.
Wall: I should say so. If. he fails
in business he'd thank hcarn' he had
his business, and if he failed In both
he'd say there was no use havinflr oa
without the other.
NOAH was six hundred years ski
before he knew enough to buHd tas
ark. Don't lose vour rrre.
Calamity is really" opportunity aid
ing behind a shadow.
A little opportunity is
chance to do your best. -
BIG
.i The . greatest essentials of aappi
ness are something to do, omethis
to loveand something to hope fr.
Dr. Chalmers. -. - .
The shortest days of the year eoate
in December, also in January, February,-
March, April, May, June, July,
August," September, October aad
November, IF THEY ARE YOUR
BUSY ONES.
. People who are always comphunmr
of hard luck are like taxi drivers
they just miss everything. r
Playboy of Paris
if
Richmond Theatre Monday aad
Tuesday.
A triple comedy treat has been
prepared for -moving picture patrons
in j Maurice Chevalier's "Playboy of
Paris," which opens its two day run
at the " Richmond theatre, starting
Monday next. In addition to the joy
ous singing star ' of this fast . and
sparkling Jaugh and love romanee,
Eugene Pallette has' an important
fun-making role,' and Stuart Erwin,
the dumb Axel of "Sweetie,' is in
the east.
Chevalier, Pallette and Erwin are
cast as a trio of restaurateurs in
"Playboy of Paris." Chevalier ia a
singing waiter, with dreams of be
coming a wealthy and heart-breaking
man-about town. Pallette is the ro
tund -chief. . - Erwin is PaDette's
kitchen boy. They play for laughs
in the kitchen, until a surprise legacy
sets .Chevalier up in the world, al
though a twenty-year contract holds
him to his job as waiter;
The comedy elements of "Playboy
of Paris" are almost as strong 6
the feminine side as they are oa the
male. , Dorothy Christy, . the livery
and irrepressible Ziegfeldian beauty
who inspired a lot of action in -the
stage productions of Good - News,"
"New Moon" and "Follow Thro! is
cast as an aspiring golddigger. Cecil
Cunningham, internationally famona
unevaiiers blond pursuer,
The story of "Playboy
'Playboy of Paris"
is set on the boulevards and ia the
cafes of Paris', where Chevalier, aid
ed "by his stellar supporting cast,
makes light-hearted, lilting ' love to
scores of Parisian beauties. - He
sings three new song hits, reported to
be as hummable and catchy as
"Sweeping the Clouds Away," You
Brought a New Kind of , Love to Jlle"
or 'Louise."
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