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School Children 40c
LOCAL NFWS
&
E. B Gibbs of Shelby. was a visi
tor in the city during the week-end
Rev. and Mrs. O. K. Ingram are
patients at Granviiie Hospitai.
Doris Poole. tittle daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Watkins, is con
fined by sickness.
J. R. Gariick returned the latter
part of the week from Duke Hos
t pital and is spending a few days at
his home on Linden Avenue. He
expects to return to Duke the latter
part of this week for further treat
ment.
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Traitway! fare! !ave you enough to
vacation tonger or have more fun.
The tonger your trip the more youTt
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cost of driving, Hying or going by
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ASHEV'LLE S'"
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DANVILLE '
' (Ftm Fed. Tax)
] Mrs. Jimmy Bam and daughter.
Nettie Louise, ieft Monday for Jack
' sonviiie to make their home with
Mr. Eiam. who is empioyed there.
Mys. Caivin Dixon has returned
to her home after having spent six
} weeks receiving treatment at the
Heart House and Duke Hospitai.
Mrs. O W. Duke is showing
steady improvement at Duke Hos
ipitai. Durham, where she has been
a patient for some time, receiving
t treatment for a fractured hip. She
} is to be moved to Granviiie Hospitai
[ in the eariy future.
SALE OF LAND
j Under and by virtue of the pow
jer-of-sale contained in that certain
! deed of trust executed by M. D.
j Garner and wife to the under
{signed Trustee, of record in the
[office of the Register of Deeds of
Granville County in Book 2i8, at
page 224. and at the request of the
hoider and owner of the indebted
ness secured by said deed of trust,
defauit having been made in the
payment of the bond secured
thereby, the undersigned Trustee
wiii on
SATURDAY. JUNE 16. 1951. AT
TWELVE OCLOCK. NOON,
offer for sale and sell to thehighest
I bidder by public auction for cash
at the Court House door of Gran
viiie County the foliowing described
tract or parcel of iand. lying and
being situate in Brassfieid Town
ship, Granville County, North
Carolina:
All that certain tract or parcei
of land, containing 49 acres, on
which the said M. D. Gamer now
resides, and on which is also lo
cated the store and fitting station
owned and operated by the said
M. D. Garner; said tract of land
being bounded on the north by the
Creedmoor to Franklinton Public
Road; on the east by the lands of
M. R. Garner; on the south by the
lands of M. R. Gamer; and on the
west by the lands of M. R. Gamer,
and being the same tract or parcel
of land devised to the said M. D.
Garner by W. H. Garner by will of
record in the office of the Clerk of
! the Superior Court of Granville
j County.
t This May 10, 1951.
B. S. ROYSTER. JR.. Trustee
4tM 15 22 29 J5
Oxford. N. C.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
May 13-14-15
The wonderful Pulitzer Prize play—
becomes one of the Great Motion
Pictures of our Time.
- - t- - trt... a
Starting James Stewart. Josephine
Hull. Charles Drake and Cecil
Kellaway.
News and Short Subject
Sunday: Mat. 3; Night 0:30
Mon. & Tues.: Mat 3; Night 7-9
Wednesday & Thursday, May 16-17
Forrest Tucker. Adele Mara and
Estelita Rodriguez in
(aiifornia
Passage
News and Short Subject
Mat. 3 Night 7-9
Friday and Saturday. May 18-19
Roy Rogers and "Trigger" in
North Of The
Great Divide
In Trucolor
also
Chapter No. 5 of CODY OF THE
PONY EXPRESS and Comedy
Mat. 3; SaL 1:30 Continuous Show
(pAMMNA
^ THEATRE
Oxford. N. C.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
May M-14-15
The Story of The Jet Flyers —
Air Cadet
Starritrg Stephen McNally and
Gall Russell
News and Short Subject
Sunday: Mat. !; Night 9:39
Mon. & Tuts.: Mat- 3: Night 7-9
Wednesday & Thursday, May 19-17
Red" Skelton, Arlene Dahl and
Ann Miller in
Watch The Birdie
News and Comedy
Mat. ! Night 7-9
Friday A Saturday, May 19-19
"Bud" Abbott and "Lou" Costeilo
in
Here Comes The
Co-eds
also
Selected Short Subjects
Mat. 3; Sat. 1:39 Continuous Show
OWL SHOW
Ricardo Montalban and Sally
Forrest in
Mystery Street
Miss Effie Gregory is showing
improvement at her home on
Spring Street after having been
sick for severs) days.
Mr. and Mrs. Roiand Suitt and
mother. Mrs. Lucy Suitt. of Dur
ham. visited Mr. and Mrs. Nonnas
Daniei Sunday.
pvt. Leroy E. Wiiktns, who is sta
tioned at North Truro. Mass., is
spending a to-day furiough with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. R
Wiikins at Stem.
Mrs. Nick Conneii was stricken
ii] Friday morning with heart dis
ease white at work at OratrviBe
Hospitai. She has been quite sick
since she was stricken.
j Miss Maria CarroU. student At
! Woman Coiiege. Greensboro. spent
! the week-end with her parents.
{Mr. and Mrs. J. B Carroil. on Han
cock street.
Miss Dorothy Strother, student at
Womans College, Greensboro, was
at home during the week-end for a
visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
E. V. Strother.
Mr. and Mrs; S. A. Jernigan and
daughter. Ruth, of Durham, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mts.. R
Perkinson. Mr. and Mrs. J^rMgati
are the parents of Mrs. Perkinson.
' a
Norman Dement, who underwent
a major operation severs) days
ago at Duke Hospitai. Durham, is
reported improving. Mrs. Dement
said Sunday he expected to come
home by the end of the week.
Mrs. R. T. Wiiiiford and daugh
ter. Elizabeth Daie. returned Mon
day to their home here from Qtan
viiie Hospital where the daughter
was bom the pest week to the for
mer Miss Betsy Brent Mayas.
Pfc. and Mrs. Howard Newton
left Sunday for Port Benning, Gr..
where they are to make their home.
They were accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Grady Dickerson, who will re
turn the iatter part of the week.
Pvt. Maynard Brooks has return
ed to duty at Camp Atterbury, Bid.,
after having spent a iO-day leave
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Brooks, of Route 1. Pvh Brooks
and his sister, Mrs. Herman M.
Stone, Mr. Stone and their daugh
ter. Joanne, of HoatlOite. at
tended services at Hester church
on May 6. v , - t ; .
Mrs. Norman Daniei returned
home Friday night after an ex
tended visit with hgr i daughters.
Mrs. Betty Coliins and Mrs. R. L.
Smith, of Richmond, Va. Mrs
Coiiins and Mrs. Smith, and Mrs.
Smith y chiidren. Betty «nd Kenny,
accompanied her to spend Mothers
Day. Miss Aiice Daniel of Wagh
ingtQn.J3.,p..Jtaa^!.so home %t.
Mothers t&y.
CARD 1)F TfgANKS
t wish to thank my friends and
neighbors for their many kind and
thoughtful gifts, cards, ietters anti
the ones that came to see me. Aise
for the kindness shown my family
while I was in the hospitai.
Mrs.. Qalyin., Dixon
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Wrap 'em up
You can dispose oFa whole
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vehicles
smoke (from certain causes)
aircraft
Some of these may never hap
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MITCHELL
windstorm
explosion (from certain causes)
Miss Katherine Wiison. student
at Woman's Coiiege. Greensboro,
was at home during the week-end
to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Wiison
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State Tax Coiiector
Cites New Ptan For
Fixing Scheduie B
The 1950 Census wit] be used in
determining State Scheduie "B"
License tax iiabiiity for the tax
year beginning June i. 195i. ac
cording to information furnished
wan
!
by P. D. Robbins. Jr., local Deputy
Collector for the North Carolina
Department of Revenue.
Mr. Robbins calls attention to
the fact that many Privilege Li
censes are based on population and
suggests that the taxpayers refer
to the Schedule "B" Partial List,
which is being mailed together with
application blanks to taxpayers
throughout the State within the
next few days. Privilege Licenses
not based on population will not
be affected by these population
changes.
OM P!ank Read Antique Shop
Miss Sarah L. tngram
South HiH.Va.
Located (i mites south of town at intersection of
U. S. Highways Nos. I and 58
Large stock of pattern and coiored glassware, fine
china, prints, frames, iamps, decorative items. No
reproductions. Vistors aiways weicome.
Many Thanks - Just the Same
Though ! did not quite make "the grade" as a
candidate for Town Commissioner f want to thank a!)
of my friends for the confidence their vote showed in
me. f think the people have seiected a fine Mayor
and a spiendid Board for the next two years and f am
sure each one of them wii! give our community his
best thought and service. Let's back them to the
iimit so that our iittie town, the best in North Caro
iina, can go forward to better things in every way.
CHARUE HANCOCK
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E.E. FULLER, SR. j
Fuiier Bros. Office 4
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The 1950 population figures, sub
ject to correction, for some of the
places in Granville County are list
ed below: Oxford. 6.703.
If any taxpayers in Granville
County are in doubt as to their
correct tax liability or need assist
ance in filing their applications,
Mr. Robbins suggests that they
contact him at the Sheriff's office,
which is in the Courthouse in Ox
ford. N. C., on each Tuesday be
tween Ham. and 12 noon
REPUBUCANS PJCK
CHfCAGO FOB CONCLAVE
The Repuoncan National Com
mittee has voted to hold the
1952 nominating convention tn
Chicago, starting July 7. Phila
delphia tried to land the big po
etical show.
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Specifications.
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Cedar Log Buyer
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