THURSDAY,-SEPTEMBER 10, 1959
ROCKIpIgHAM7 POT-D'lSPAtCH, RICHMOND COUNTY Jf. C
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ROCK1 GHAM POST-DISPATCH
deadline: 5 p.m. Wed
nesday. FOR SALE
FOR SAL: Aluminum screens,
any size. Also all standard
size screen doors. Let us help
you solve your screening prob
lems. Covington Supply Co.
Phone TW5-5241. (Mar. 23tfc)
FOR SALE-. Nice five room
house in good neighborhood.
Can be financed by FHA or
GL Call owner, TW5-2793.
(Apr. 24tfc)
FOR SALE: Factory close outs.
Inner spring; mattress and Box
Springs. Four famous brands.
Fully guaranteed Vz Price.
Davis Furniture Store, Ben
nettsville. S. C. (Apr. 15 tfc
We've a nnmtie?-,pf gopd. small
used pianos taken in trade on
Baldwin Grand's and Baldwin
organs. We would like to
clear- them out quickly at
really interesting prices. For
details write, 'wire or call
Harrill Music Store, Post Of
fice Box No. 967, Lumberton,
N. C. Tel. No. 9-3730. (Aug.7tfc)
FOR SALE: Collards Plants for
sale. Reids Grocery Store or
Call TW5-9186 Sandhill Road.
(Aug. tfc)
FOR SALE : Lespedeza Hay. Can
save you money by picking
up in the field. Start cutting
right away. Call Guy Hay
wood, Mt. Gilead, 2666 or 379J
after 8 p.m. (Sept. 14p
FOR SALE: Six AKC Boston Bull
puppies, two oil Heatrolas, two
eight-inch electric bench saws,
one window fan. Call TW
5-6179 after 6 p. m.
(Aug. 28tfc)
FOR SALE: 14 f t. Allbright boat
and 33 hp Scott Attwater mo
tor. Both in good condition.
$600. Call TW 5-4390 or see
Harold Hinds. (Sept. 12p)
FOR SALE: English Shepherd
puppies. Registered, excellent
for cattle, children's pets or
watch dogs. T. G. Rhyne, Rt.
2 Ellerbe, 2 miles south of
Ellerbe. (Sept.l8p)
FOR SALE: Pomeranian Puppies
Call TW5-5854. (Sept. 14x)
FOR SALE: 1 Gilbarco air com
pressor, 2 horse power 300
pound capacity, priced to sell,
in good condition. Phone TW5
3438. (Sept. lip)
FOR SALE: 6 room house, forc
ed air furnace, ample closet
and- kitchen cabinets, cheap,
located on High St., phone
TW5-2767. (Sept. 4tfc)
FOR SALE: Three Shoats, 80
pounds each. See Gary Branch
or call TW5-4471. (Sept. 10p)
FOR SALE: Used refrigerators
large assortment-makes. Prices
begin $49.50. Electric ranges.
One 26 in. Boys bike. Economy
Auto Supply. (Sept. lOp)
Watson - King Co.
AMBULANCE
Oxygen Resuscitator
Equipped
Licensed
FUNERAL DIRESTORS
AND EMBALMERS
Dial TW 5-2626
FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Bug-A-way light
bulbs. 60-100 watt size. 35c lea.
3 A I
neaucuon on an new fans m
stock. Economy Auto Supply.
(Sept. 10p)
FOR SALE: 5 room house, barn
and 2 or 5 acres. Located one
mile East of Hamlet. Terms j
can oe arranged. Call T. D.
Page, TW5-5162. (Sept. lCc)
ANNUAL GIGANTIC PIANO
Sale Friday and Saturday
September 11th and 12th Re
vel's Bar-B-Que Lodge, Hi
Way 74 between Hamlet ind
Rockingham. Units offered
consist of Spinets, Orga-Son-ics,
rental units, and used up
right from $100.00 up. Wait
for this sale & buy your piino
or organ at big savings. We
buy-sell-trade. Convenient
terms on all purchases. Spec
ial discounts for schools and
churches. Financing handled
on lot at sale. Visit and ee.
Harrill Music stores Lumber
ton, N. C. (Sept. ljTc)
FOR SALE: Exnert Sewing
Something old. Something
new. We will sew it all for Ybu.
Bob's Cleaners, West Wash
ington St. (Sept. lip)
FOR SALE: 1957 Magic Chef
Dil
neater. Good Condition.
TW5-6509 after 5 P
Call
pvt.
(Sept. 9t
c)
The Journal Stationery Store
has in stock a few 1959 Alman
acs. They, will go to first cust
omers at one-half price. Jour
nal Stationery Store. Phdne
TW5-4056. (Sept. 9t7c)
FOR SALE: 6 room house, good
condition. Located on Lokg
Drive. Phone TW5-2525.
(Sept. 14p)
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Furnished 4 room
apartment with private ba(ih,
has 2 large corner bedrooms,
Living room, kitchen and din
ing room combined, has hjot
air heat, Close-in freshly
painted, Rent very reasonable.
Phpne TW5-9113. (Aug. 27tffc)
FOR RENT: 2 room furnished
apartment. Dial TW5-2523 or,
TW5-6016. (Aug. 28tfc)
FOR RENT: -Live In Modern
Apartment House" The Jeffer
son Apartments, Rocking
ham's largest apartment pro
ject. 5 rooms apartments with
2 nice bedrooms. Electric
stove (Refrigerator optional),
Water furnished. Rate $50.00
per month. Phone George Neil
TW5-3303 or Morris Ins.
Agency. TW5-5160. (tfd)
FOR RENT; One or two bed
room apartments. Oakwood
Court Apartments. Call W. H.
Parker Insurance and Realty
Co., TW 5-2505. (Mar. 4tfc)
1
SPECIAL NOTICE
Special Notice: Women only.
Three needed for 20 hours
weekly. If qualify can ear
$64.50 Der week. Car require
fihnip.e hours can be arranee
Call TW5-2766. (Sept. 4tfc
4-
Bnlldozer ana Dragline work;
Grading, pond work, drainage.
Dirt for sale. Call S. a. Nor
wood, TW5-3031. Feb. tfc)
SEE US when yon need AUTO
SUPPLIES: Lined Brake
Shoes, Carburetors, Fuel
pumps, Generators and Startl
ers, exchanged; Voltage Reg
ulators, Ignition points, conj
densers and Brushes, for many
cars. Remember, we sfcve you
money. Western Auto Assoj
ciate store, Rockingham, N. C.
(Mar. l&tfc)
STATION FOR LEASE: New
modern Cities Service Station
on U. S. No. 1 Sbuth, in front
of Holiday Inn.-RHam. Staf-
tion is doing a good business
Certain amount of capit
needed. AnDly in person t
McCaskill Oil Co. East Rock
ingham. (Aug. 17tfc
RTTO CLEANING: Wool niCS
cleaned and moth proofed.
Cotton shag rags of all sizes
onr speciality. For pick-ap and
delivery service. Dial Rocking f
ham TW5-6165 or Hamlet
phone 400, Sanitary Laundry
and Cleaners. (Jan. 26tfc)
WASH-N-WEAB HEADQUArI
tebs wasn-n-wear ; nee
professional care. Let o
trained operators give tha
professional finish to yo
wash-n-wear shirts, pan'
blouses and dresses. One day
service when needed at no
extra charge. Sanitary Laun-j
dry & Cleaners, Phone 400.
(Apr. 30 tfc)
HELP WANTED
WANTED: Curb boy at Lassiter's
Restaurant, regular work,
school boys do not apply.
(Sept. lie)
WANTED: Ladies: Earn $9.7$
everyday for 3 hours work
while children are in school,
car required. Pleasant work,
phone TW5-2766. (Aug. 26tfc)
Man to sell Nationally Adver
tised Watkins Products in
South Richmond County. Es
tablished customers and earn
ings should exceed $100 per
week. If intrested, write P. O.
Box No. 1092, Goldsboro,
North Carolina. (Septllp)
MALE HELP WANTED: We have
immediate opening for ex
perienced "Live Wire" Sales
men to represent our Volks
wagen Agency in this area.
EUROPEAN MOTOR CAR
CORPORATION 453 West Rus
sell St., HE 3-0174 Fayette
ville, N. C. (Sept. 17c)
WANTED
WANTED: Live pigeons. Call L.
F. McCaskill, Jr., Village Mo
tell. Phone TW5-4092.
(Sept. 14c)
LOST
LOST: Brown and white dog,
lost between Hoffman and
Hamlet on Hiway 77 or US No.
1. Answers to the name of
"Hector." Has several vac
cination tags on red harness.
Phone Hamlet 1348. Reward.
(Sept. 14c)
CARD of THANKS
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Beulah McNeill wish to thank
their neighbors and friends for
their kindness and help during
the sudden death of their moth
er. Your helpfulness and com
forting expressions of sympathy
will alays be rememdered. The
McNeill Family. (Sept. 4, 10c)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of a lien for storage
and towing charges in the sum
rvNrn? ttt iwnp ttt& stytv AMT i
NO 100 ($160.00) DOLLARS, the
undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction for cash on
.the 25th day of September, 1959,
at 12:00 o'clock Noon, at the
Sugg Motor Company, Ellerbe,
North Carolina, the following
described motor vehicle towed
and stored on November 9, 1958,
by the North Carolina Highway
Patrol of Rockingham, North
Carolina:
1951 Ford Automobile
Motor No. B1DA231865
1958 N. C. License CE-6205
This, 3rd of September, 1959.
J. T. Sugg, TA Sugg Motor
Company.
(Sept. 17, 24c)
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of a lien for storage
and towing charges in the sum
of ONE HUNDRED TWENTY
AND NO 100 ($120.00) DOLLARS
the undersigned will offer for
sale at public auction for cash
on the 25th day of September
1959, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, at
the Sugg Motor Company, Ell
erbe, North Carolina, the follow
ing described motor vehicle tow
ed and stored on Janurary i4,
1959, by the Police Department
of Ellerbe, North Carolina:
1947 Chevrolet Truck
Serial No. 14QWK4928
Motor No. JEA966760
1958 N. C. License 3367-SW
This, 3rd of September, 1959.
J. T. Sugg, TA Sugg Motor
Company.
(Sept. 17, 24c)
NOTICE OF RE-SALE OF LAND
NORTH CAROLINA
RICHMOND COUNTY
On Thursday, September 17th,
1959, at 12 o'clock Noon in front
of the courthouse door of Rich
mond County in the Town of
Rockingham, the undersigned
Commissioner will expose at a
second re -sale to the highest
bidder for cash the following
described lands, to-wit:
Situate, lying and being in
Wolf Pit Township, Richmond
County, North Carolina, known
as THE GEORGIANNA HATCH
ER ESTATE LANDS:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at
an iron stake, the Southeast
corner of the lands of Julius
Quick, also a corner of the lands
of Floyd Jacobs, known in the
community as the "cowhead"
corner, said iron stake being N.
71-10 E. 310 feet from the East-
em edge of tl-.s County Road
leading from ,.shiey Chapel to
Osborne, and rum thence from
said beginning corner with Jul
ius Quick's line, N. 2-03, E. 1467
feet to a stake in T. R. Leak's
line; thence with T. R. Leak's
line, N. 67-58 E. 1669 feet to an
iron stake, his Northeast cor
ner; thence S. 41-19 E. .351.8
feet to a new corner; thence S.
79-55 E. with Remah H. Crad
dock's line,' 2255.5 feet to a stake
in the Western edge of the
Hatcher paved road, being the
new corner of the Remah H.
Craddock Lands; thence with
the Western edge of said road,
S. 12-32 E. 1061.3 feet to the
Northeastern corner of the Sher
rill D. Holmes 2 Acre Tract;
thence with his line, S. 86-31 W.
295.5 feet to his corner; thence
with his other line, S. 12-34 E.
295.5 feet to his corner, a stake
in the Northern edge of Sunset
Avenue; thence with Sunset
Avenue, N. 86-31 E. 11.5 feet to
a stake; thence crossing said
avenue and running S. 5-44 E.
635 feet to the Spring at the
head of the North prong of
Solomon's Creek; thence down
the run of Solomon's Creek al
most Westward, about 2450 feet
to Floyd Jacob's line; thence
with his line, N. 2-49 E. 773 feet
to a stake; thence with his line,
S. 75-03 W. 1663 feet to the be
ginning, containing 166 acres,
more or less, and being Tract
No. 1 of the estate lands of
Georgianna Hatcher as surveyed
by J. S. McNeill, Registered Sur
veyor, in March, 1959, plat of
which is of record in the office
of the Register of Deeds for
Richmond County in Plat Book
9 at page 75.
This sale is made under a de
cree of the Superior Court of
Richmond County entered in a
special proceeding therein en
titled, "Ellis Hatcher, Executor
of the Will of Georgianna
Hatcher, et al, Petitioners, vs.
Lena Sparks, Widow; Etta
Hatcher Leviner Tucker, et al,
Respondents, and is made for the
purpose of creating assets with
which to settle the Estate of
Georgianna Hatcher, deceased,
and for division among her
heirs at law. This is a second
re-sale and the bidding will start
at $5,720.00. ,
This, September 1st, 1959.
W. R. Jones, Commissioner.
Jones & Jones, Attorneys
(Sept. 3, 10c)
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS
NORTH CAROLINA
RICHMOND COUNTY
Elizabeth Killough Tranum
Plaintiff
-vs-
David King Tranum
Defendant
To David King Tranum
Take notice that
A pleading seeking relief
against you has been filed in
the above entitled action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows: For ab
solute divorce on the ground
that plaintiff and defendant
have lived separate and apart
for more than two years next
preceding the bring of this ac
tion. You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than October 21st, 1959, and
upon your failure to do so the
party seeking service against
you will apply to the court for
the relief sought.
This, 1st of September, 1959.
Thomas L. Covington
Clerk Superior Court
By: Miriam F. Greene
Assistant
Harvey Carroll, Atty.
(Sept. 3, 10, 17, 24c)
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX
Having qualified as Admin
istratrix of the estate of Claude
Polk, deceased, this is to notify
all persons having elaims against
the estate of the said Claude
Polk to present the same to me
or my attorney, duly itemized
and verified, on or before Sept
ember 3, 1960, or this notice will
be plead in bar of recovery. All
persons indebted to the said
Claude Polk or his estate will
please make prompt payment to
the undersigned or her attorney.
This, 3rd of September, 1959.
Annie Monroe Polk,
Administratrix Estate
Claude Polk
C. B. Deane, Attorney
(Sept. 3, 10, 17, 24, Oct. 1, 8c)
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
RICHMOND COUNTY
Evelyn K. Morrison
Plaintiff
-vs-
Alexander Morrison
Defendant
To Alexander Morrison
Take notice that
A pleading seeking relief
against you has been filed in
the above entitled action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows: For abso
lute divorce on the ground that
plaintiff and defendant have
lived separate and apart for
more than two years next pre
ceding the bring of this action.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than October 14th, 1959, and
upon your failure to do so the
party seeking service against
you will appiy to the court for
the relief sought.
This 26th of August, 1959.
Thomas L. Covington
Clerk Superior Court
By: Miriam F. Greene
Assistant
J. H. Rennick, Atty.
Wadesboro, N. C.
(Aug. 27, Sept. 3, 10, 17c)
NOTICE; OF ADMINISTRATOR
: Having qualified as Adminis
trator of the estate of Selena
Allred late of Richmond County,
North Carolina, the undersigned
here-by notifies all persons hav
ing claims against the said
estate to exhibit the same to
him oh or before the 25 day of
August 1960, or this notice will
be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make im
mtdiate settlement to the under
signed. This 25th of August, 1959.
John H. Yates
Administrator
(Aug. 27, Sept. 3, 10, 17c)
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
RICHMOND COUNTY
The undersigned, having
qualified as Administrator of
the Estate of J. E. Baxley, de
ceased, late of Richmond Coun
ty, this is to notify all persons
having claims against, said
estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before Aug
ust 27, 1960, or this notice will
be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
mediate payment to the under
signed. This, August 27, 1959.
W. G. Baxley,
Administrator
Page and Page, Attorneys
(Aug. 27, Sept. 3, 10, 17c)
Rockingham
Town Tax Sale
for Sept. 14
North Carolina
Richmond County
Town of Rockingham
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority vested in
the undersigned by the laws of
the State of North Carolina, and
in accordance with said laws,
and pursuant to the order of the
Town Commissioners, default
haying been made by the per
sons named below in payment of
taxes due the Town of Rocking
ham, North Carolina for a the
year 1958 on the property herein
set out, I will offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash at
the Town-Hall door in Rocking
ham, N. C, on Monday, Septem
ber 14, 1959 at noon the follow
ing property, said sale being for
the purpose of paying the town
tax on said property on which
default has been made. The
amount of tax given below is as
of October 1, 1958, and 4 per
cent interest and 50c advertis
ing costs must be added.
This, 15th of August, 1959.
Zebulon Gibson
Town Clerk & Tax
Collector
(Aueust 20. 27, SeDt. 3. 10)
(The colored list is in the
Journal)
PARTNERSHD? AND CORP.
McDonald Realty Co., 15L $310.55
Richmond Finance Corp., 1L 9.25
Sandhill Construction
& Realty, 1 lot .74
ROCKINGHAM TOWNSHIP
White
Edwin R. Ackerman, 2 L $33.82
Ethel P. Ackerman, 1 lot 54.01
John Alford & Bertha
Little, 1 lot : 35.50
Jefferson M. Baldwin, 1 lot 48.34
W. F. Baldwin, 2 lots .49
Edith Barnwell, 1 lot 21.20
Robert M. & Myrtice. Barrett
2 lots
27.10
32.05
9.61
Roy Barrington, 3 lots
Mrs. L. J. Bell Est., 9 lots..
Mrs. Mary M. Bennett &
Thomas W.. 1 lot
27.64
Charlie Benoist & Mary S
4 lots
411.41
James Benoist. 2 lots
46.41
Vance Benoist & Ruth,
Hot
40.79
56.38
F. C. Berckman, 2 lots -Rev.
W. H. Bocean. 1 lot
23.17
Jacob B. Bradshaw & Gladys,
8 lots 156.33
Grady Brigman & Emma,
1 lot . 20.10
Ernest A. Brown, 2 lots 72.04
Glenda Garrett Currie & Bill
1 lot
1.23
Ben Burr. 1 lot
55.42
40.27
30.80
4.92
Carl A. Butler, 1 lot
J. A. Caulder, 1 lot
W. M. Chambers, 4 lots .
Julian S. Clary & Idell A.
1 lot 129.05
I. L. Cockman, 1 lot 29.35
Robert S. Cole, Trustee, 1L 102.91
Dewey W. Coleman, 1 lot 123.35
John R. & Buena V. Covington
1 lot 87.13
Julius C. Covington, 2 lots 94.87
Perry c. Covington, 1 lot 82.51
Hiram Davidson, 1 lot 2.16
Norris L. & Muriel Dawkins
7 lots "n
Jack E. Deese, 1 lot 27.95
Beler Dixon & Kate, 2 L .42.13
Mrs. Ellen W. Dockery Est.,
2 lots ; 210.08
Nichols W. Dockery & Mary E.
Hot . . 107.14
Vincent M. Doolittle &
Emma D., 1 lot 181.13
Howard F. Dutton, 4 lots .5.44
Anne J. Flake, 1 lot 29.09
Dr. R. T. Garrett. 4A. 1L 176.51
Robert Gasque, 1 lot 172.48
Mrs. Lois W. Gibson, 1 lot 29.58
James E. Goodwin, 1 lot , 96.72
Sidney L. Greene, 1 lot 55.78
Claude M. Hall & Josie 3L 96.61
J. B. Hamer, 7 lots , ,,;,,. 5.19
James F. Hamilton &
Dorothy, 3 lots . 64.80
Paul C. Hamilton, 4 lots 4.93
Ralph C. Harris, 1 lot 117.68
J. Martin Haywood, 1 lot 70.05
Paul Herndon & Viola, 1L 49.21
Emma G. Hlnson 8s Mary L.
Leak, 14 lots 9.65
Robin & Frances G. Hlnson
1 lot , ; 1.23
M. L. Hinson Heirs: Marion; ;
1 lot : : . 4S.50
Marlon Lee Hinson. 53L 1,293.97
Jack Humber, 3 lots , 30.70
John E." Ingram Jr. & Esther -
1 lot . , ' ; 3.45
Chester J ohnson & Tedle '
1 lot r,,;-:;,;-..- ;,,';. 10.57
Claude W. Johnson & Dorothy .
Hot- 38.53
James C. Kelly, 1 lot 29.19
L. F. Kiker to Gertrude, 2L 61.65
Manuel J. King, Jr., 1 lot 41.79
Annie May Knight & Curtis
1 lot - 30.91
James D. Lassiter & Dera Van
' 1 lot 49.44
Henry L. Leak Hal, 2L 16.20
J. P. Leak, 1 lot 23.45
Mrs. J. P. Leak, 1 lot . 23.49
Mrs. Nancy P. Leak, 2 lots 154.59
L. D. Lewis. 1 lot 41.30
Irvin B. Long Jr.; 2 lots 62.71
Worth B. Long & Bessie,
2 lots 6.41
John Lockabough & Eleanor
1 lotv ' 83.42
Mrs. Lydia Biggs Love, 9L 145.91
w. s. Loye.Jr., 2 lots . 8.28
C. G. Lowdermilk, 1L 72.34
K. F. McBride Est., 1 lot 42.89
M. E. McCollum, 1 lot . 46.68
John H. McCuiston, 2 lots 52.84
Mrs. Alice McDonald, 1L .38
D. L. McDonald, 1 lot 1.36
Wade & Annie McKnight,
i lot , :..,
30.81
2.71
Byron H.
2 lots
McNeill & Doris
J. S. McNeill & Mabel, 1L 93.02
Paul H. & Ollie Mae Many
2 lots 60.94
Miriam Marks & Raymond,
7 lots 194.60
Harry Miller, 1 lot 37.97
Dorothy P. Milliken, 1 lot 125,22
Thomas W. Mitchell, 1 lot 38.93
L. E. Monroe & Sarah, I lot 76.73
Frederic M. & Alma Morris
1 lot 49.33
Pete Murphy, 1 lot 3.03
George D. & Lois NeilL 1 L 25.68
Wayne H. Newsom, 1 lot 26.61
Peter J. Newton, 1 lot 4.32
Dennis O'Brien, 1 lot 20.42
James W. O'Brien Jr., 1 lot 42.47
Henry H. Outen, 2 lots 34.16
Lester & Onie M. Painter
3 lots . ; -
Est. of B. F. Palmer, 5 L
James Bethell & Elva
59.78
14.54
76.69
14226
Parsons, 1 lot
Heath & Ruby Penegar
2 lots .
James & Johnsie Perry, 1L 89.88
J. J. Pittman St Lela, l lot 21.45
Mary Pagues Ragan, 2 lots 124.79
Mrs. Tracy Reynolds, 1 lot 49.55
George W. Richardson, 1 L 58.81
E. Clyde Robertson, 1 lot 58.62
George O. Robinson, Jr. 4L 42.01
E. S. Rogerson &t Hallie .P. ;
5 lots 78.29
J. A. Saunders & Annie Lee
2 lots . ,n.. 71.75
William S. Scales, 1 lot 132.11
Stewart O. Schultz 1 lot 51.37
Herman, Fannie H. &
Loretta, 1 lot
Loretta Seawell, 2 lots
1.84
147.14
D. E. Sedberry & Ruby M. -
42"lots - - 132.47
Mrs. Lottie Sedberry, 3 L 234.94
Thomas & Johnsie Shuler,
1 lot 35.12
Henry T. Sinclair, 1 lot 34.67
Lonnie Arlene Dabbs Skipper
1 lot 46.21
W. W. Slack & Lottie M.,
4 lots :
144.20
5.22
Clyde Snuggs, 1 lot
William E. Stogner, 1 lot 63.26
Lionel Swink & Narvice,
3 lots
103.68
29.43
79.32
17.53
S. P. Tanner Jr., 1 lot
T. T. Tanner. 4 lots -M.
P. Taylor, i lot
Thomas L. Taylor & Phillis
2 lots ; 111.59
John W. Terry & Eyelyn S.
1 lot , " 10.22
R. O. Thomas, 1 lot 53.94
Robert F. Turnage. & Betty
2 lots : 39.79
F. A. Tuthill, 2 lots 50.53
Mrs. Jennie W. McRae, 1 lot 90.20
Kenneth Wallace & Josephine
1 lot . 57.71
William M. Wallace & Lilly
3 lots 1.08
L. H. Watts & Wife Katy,
4 lots 51.11
Mrs. A. A. Webb, 1 lot 60.42
Ophellia M. White, 4 lots 30.83
Howard J. Wittman, 1 lot 8.38
Clara Belle Yandle, 1 lot 56.87
H. C. Yates Sr. & ClaudeL 51.88
William C. Young, Gro. Store
3 lots , , , . 79.31
WOLFPIT TOWNSHIP - WHITE
W. L. & Inez Adcock,
H. T. & Bird Bradley
1 lot
1L 5.44
26.87
Heyward & Margaret Calvert
1 lot - ; : 3.09
D. Grady Cockman, 1 lot 9.12
R. C. Crawford, 1 lot 5.42
Ben T. Dunn, 1 lot 31.54
John W. & Dorothy Flowers,
2 lots ; 48.81
J. Martin Haywood, 1 lot 3.57
Henry L. Leak, 1 lot . 71.86
L. F. McCaskill, Jr. 2 L 1,725.67
Bernie H. & Frances Pence,
1 lot 12.82
Mrs. Golder Durden Putman
1 lot - , 3.09
Scholl Plbg. & HTG. Co.
1 lot : ... 150.05
W. D. & Margaret Smith,
3 lots : '., 163.21
White Way Laundry, 1 lot 294.65
SS Payments To
Disabled Workers
Benefit payments may be made
to wives and children of disab
led workers who are getting
monthly payments as a result of
changes in the social security
law. Similar payments are pay
able to dependent husbands if
the wife qualifies as a disabled
worker and is getting monthly
benefit checks. Amendments
passed by Congress in August,
1958, make these payments to
dependents possible.
The change In the law was de
signed to provide benefits to
certain family members of dis
abled workers under substan
tially' the same rules as pay
ments to the dependents of a
retired worker. In brief, if a dis
abled worker is entitled to draw
benefits and his wife is at least
62 years of age, she too may be
entitled to receive monthly pay
ments. If the wife is under 62
years of age but has a child un
der age 18, or a disabled child of
any ;age in her care, both she
and the child may be entitled
to receive monthly payments.
New Law Extends .
Veteran Pensions
- A new law approved August
29 extends and modifies pen
sions payable to veterans of
World Wars I and II and the
Korean conflict. Congressman
A Paul Kitchin was one - of the
supporters of the act.
Benefits are payable to a vet
eran and,, after his death, to his
surviving widow and dependent
children. The veteran must have
had at least 90 days active ser
vice during the hostilities and
an honorable discharge.
The new act sets up a sliding"
scale of pension amounts accord
ing to the income of the veteran
and his dependent survivors. A
veteran with $600 income or less
a year is entitled to $85 a month
if single, $90 a month with one
dependent, $95 with two and
$100 a month with three or more.
Income $600 to $1,200 yearly re
duces the pension monthly to
$70 single, $75 one dependent or
more, while $1,200 to $1,800 in
come cuts the amount to $40
single and $45 one dependent
or more.
A surviving widow of a quali
fied veteran with $600 or less
income may get $60 a month if
single, $75 with one child; in
come $600 to $1,200, $45 single
and $60 with one child, and in
come $1,200 to $1,800, $25 single
and $40 with one child, these
increased $15 per month for
each additional child. Surviving
children of a veteran are en
titled, If Income v is less than
$1,800 per year, to $35 per month
for a single child plus $15 for
each additional child.
v V Easy To Please
i "Darling, the new maid has
burned the bacon and eggs.
Would you settle for a couple of
kisses for breakfast?" '
. "Sure, bring her In."
THE HIGHWAY PATROL
slogan is "SAFETY FIRST"
and that applies to all kinds of Insurance. Play
safe. Don't take a chance. Keep" your premises
and belongings properly INSURED. We have built
up a reputation for stability over our fifty years in
operation. We are pleased to number you as a
friend as well a? a potential customer. We would
appreciate the privilege of talking over with you
your Insurance problems.
Richmond Insurance realty
ec wise
COMPANY
PHONE TW 5-4593
Q.OCKI N.GH Afv . N.C. '
Pickett Leak, Pres., W. E. Covington, Treasurer
Ed. W. Hurst, Secretary
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tyo mote free parking in metered
spaces Wednesday afternoons after
September 2, 1959. Free parking
is allowed only while a majority of
the stores and other places of business
observe the Wednesday half-holiday,
and after that date the parking me
ter must be used.
The Town office will remain open
all day Wednesday.
ZEBULON GIBSON
Town Cleric & Treasurer
The Shepard Reunion
The descendants of John B.
and Ellen Lassiter Shepard
was held Sunday, August 29th,
1959, at the "Dogwood Acres'
club-house, three miles nortn of
Rockingham. Picnic lunch was
bounteous and enjoyed by the
126 present. It was voted to
make this Shepard reunion an
annual event for the last Sun
day in each August.
Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Privette. Mr.
and Mrs. Thr d Maner and Lu-
and Becky, Mrs. Turner Shenard,
Mrs. Allif Shennrd. Mrs. G. R.
Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Poy
Shepard Jr. a" chi'dr Mr.
and Mrs. Bill McKi?, Mr nnd
Mrs. Keith McKen?ier . llison
and Kay. 5
Oiit.-nf tnron nnrtirM'-ortc n7rt
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kn o nd
cniiaren. Mr. and Mrs. phnrd
sensmger and cniidren state
dale, Penn.; Reid Privette of
Elkhart. Tnriinnn- IWr nrH T.is
W. B. Covinertnn Mr nnH TMa
Charles Covington and chiMn,
jviiss urenaa Covington -d
Sonny Furr of KannapoMs;
Frank Shepard, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Shepard and children, Mr.
uu ivirs. rc. uv Simmons and
children. Paul
children, Mr. and Mrs, R. G.
oimmons and children, Paul
Shepard and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Jethro Morgan of Biscor;
Mr. and Mrs. ran ri
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children of Aberdeen; Mr. and
Mrs. jonn Spears and children,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Freeman, Mrs.
Nannie S. Byrd of Mooresville;
u. iivuV, a. xjxcuiw JI.
of Southern Pines:
T -- " V 4.V4.A O
w. H. Hicks and Teresa of
Manry; Kev. and Mrs. W. B.
Shepard and Mrs, Frances Set
tle Harris and Tommy of Greens
boro; Walter Shepard and Trk
tricia of McLeansville ; Johnson
Privette of Candor; Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Shepard and Sandra and
Marie, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Har
gette, Mr, and Mrs. James W
Diggs and children, Mrs. James
w. Cain Jr. and Teresa, Mrs
J esse Taylor and Forrest and
jviartna, Robbie Steve Taykr
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Smith and
Lynette of Highland Pines- Pf
and Mrs. J. E. Wright and child
ren of Fayetteville.
BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE
Monday, Sept. 14
9:25-10:25 Altnn WhrW
home. RnvH T.nlrfi TA . tTvii-
Tuesday, Sept. jl5 -9:20-10:20
Harold Webb home,
Hillcrest Dr. Forest Hills
10:40-11:10 Mrs. J. D. McRae
home, LedbetterRd. Hamlet
Wednesdav. Sentlfi
No bookmobile schedule ;
Thursday, Sept17 ;
9: 20-9 : 50 H. T. Allen h nm o
Ellerbe Road
10:00-1125 -DrE.' Hudson Vinmo
Hudsonville .
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