iday, november 4, 1938
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By MARY E. DAGUE - > (
K^^have always believed that
Ease plants must be kept In clay |
- in order for them to be healthy t
Kimay be assured that one more '
K,ry of l ug standing has been
Kbunked " The very porousness
tie pot that was considered Its
Bjcial virtue is now condemned as
I,. seems that this porous quality
Us iv.ause it absorbs moisture
I. the plant is watered, thereby
Vji,ng water from the roots, leavK
them dry and weakened. There's
K value in the theory that air is
Lotted through the porous sides, V
Rjer. Aeration comes only through fi
Ktopsoil; we must take care of
K bv stirring the soil about once A
B< jeep an old four-tined kitchen
B.s for this purpose. So the moK
cf this i?don't hesitate to inK;
in the attractive glazed pottery
Bd glass flower pots.
& sure there is an opening at
Be bottom for drainage and keep
Bjr plants on a tray filled with
Bail pebbles if you like them in a v_
Bjdow This induces a moist at- Pc
Sphere because of the water j
Bhich seeps through the drainage 2
B.e and collects at the bottom of ?
Many Kins of Vines I
II Perhaps vines appeal to you more fo
lan house-plants and answer your t
|ra particular need. Of course 1
Lere are ever so many different
kneties that do well In the house. ^
telish ivy. Frency ivy and St. [
fc ivy properly called Philoden- j
;en is very satisfactory. c
Philodrendon grows in the shade ?
ad is the easiest of all to raise. WI
I you have a group of three win- '
us in your living room that have *
en a problem for you try putting g
po: of Philodendron on the casing both
sides of the center window- 1X3
loose wall brackets in keeping J
nth the woodwork of the room.
Xo matter how little sun your c
r.es may have they will do well c
3d grow many inches every month. l
:'s a good idea to leave the vines a
: their original clay pots and put 1
tern. pot and all, into the pot of *
e wall bracket. Be sure the deco- po
live pot is large enough to allow t
packing of peatmoss or spaghum e
ween it and the other pot. This c
tates the healthy, moist condition ^
paired by all plants except those
i the cactus family. FQ
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Norlina Items 028
Mr. and Mrs. Macon Moore, Jr., FC
: Littleton were visitors in town
lit week end.
Miss Francis Fleming of Washagton,
D. C? is visiting her parnts
here this week. 02j
Mr. and Mrs- W. E. Hundley, Mr.
Bd Mrs. W. R. Newman visited Til
Mrs. A. J. Hundley at the Park h
"iew Hospital in Rocky Mount on
tunday FO
Mrs. W. R, Shearon and daugh- v
s of Wake Forest spent last week n
wn Mrs. J. Roy Overby. ?
Mr. J. H. Cowles spent last week
ad at Greensboro.
Messrs. Harry Walker, Claude CA
toman and Duward Overby at- F
tended the Carolina-Duke game last P
Saturday. e
Mrs. H. E. Weldon spent Friday ?
11 Raleigh. FO
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Duke of F
Raleigh were visitors here during ^
the week end. FO
Mrs, Jim Hundley is spending n
Its week with relatives in Char- "V
lotte. ?
., FO
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodges at- n
'ended the game at Chapel Hill on g
Saturday. V
Miss Dorothy McGhee of Raleigh F
tent last week end here with .ott
tends.
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FEAR AROUND GRAZING S
The year around grazing idea in ~
3fth Carolina has nrpaH t.n noill- I
'7. Miss Leah Prank of Richlands,
^ D. Onslow County, cleared PA
J11' from a flock of 180 white leg- 1
5^ 'ast year following the plan,
fall she Is dividing an acre
three grazing plots and rotates
the birds on a grazing mixture
3 Italian rye grass, crimson clover
^ Permanent pasture- CIT
RATE PRODUCTS
A gigantic program is taking
3oaPe in the U. S. Department of
Agriculture which would "dump"
f"rP'us farm products into the
?*nds of poor Americans at cut
ces Commodities which might
e affected are cotton, fruits, vege,
dairy products, and meats.
first hog shipment
In the first shipment of fat hogs
,.0m st- Pauls, Robeson County,
' ree cars containing 193 animals,
eghing 38,168 pounds, were sold
? *3'109 Top price was $8.35 a
"fndrtd weight. I
Warrenton, Noi
Warren Record
Classified Rates
a) One cent a word each lame
(This Type)
b) 1 V2 Cent* a Wort
(This Type)
[c) Three Cents a
Word (This Type)
All Abbreviations counted
words
Twenty-five cents Minimal
Chary*
Display Want Ads, 35c an
Inch
To Insure proper classification
font Ads should be In this ofce
by noon Wednesday.
11 Ads styned "Care Record"
Rtrickl* Confidential
No Classified Ads
Charged
Exoept to Regular Display
Advertiser!
No Ada Received Over
Telephone
|R SALE?COLONIAL HOME OI
ate W. J. Boyd near Warrentor
100 acres with tobacco and cottoi
iliotments and tobacco barns
:-room tenant house. $7,000. Ap
)ly K, Warren Record. n4-7tpi
iR RENT ? 2 OR 3 ROOA
Apartment with bath. Mrs. J E
Villiams. n4-2t
DIOS REPAIRED ? ECONOMY
irices. All work guaranteed. Elec
rical appliances repaired. Tubes
tadios, Batteries. Economy Aut
Supply, Phone 415-1. n4~2t
EL PAY STRAIGHT SALAR1
35.00 per week, man or womai
nth auto, sell Egg Producer ti
'armers. Eureka Mfg. Co., Eas
St. Louis, 111. ltp<
R SALE FOR CASH?ONE FIN1
oung work mule, one large hand
ower stump puller, one pure
ired Jersey heifer calf. For ex
hange of wheat, corn, pigs
hickens or money?1 incubator
crosscut saw, 1 one-horse wagoi
,nd harness, 1 buggy and har
less. Mrs. Mattie L- Tucker
toute 1, Warrenton, N. C. n2-2ti
R SALE?ONE SUPERFLEX Oil
mrning heater. Almost new. Ii
xcellent condition. Will sell fo
ash at a bargain. Mrs. O. F
ilbert, Warren Plains, N. C.
-2tpd
R SALE ? '33 MODEL PLY>
louth Sedan. M. R. Boone, Lit
ieton, im. u., ?toute i, x>oa &ot.
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)R SALE?ALL OR PAR]
of my farm at Manson
3200 tobacco poundage
Write A. T. Edwards, 52-?
W. Morgan, Raleigh, N. C
3-2tpd<pd
yIBER FOR SALE?MRS. ELL^
lustian, Warrenton, R. F. D-2tpd
R SALE ? 100-ACRE FAR1V
rith a four-room house, fivi
riles south of Warrenton. Prici
easonable. Apply to Mrs. Edwh
'aucette, Rt. 1, Henderson, N. C
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BBAGE PLANTS FOR SALEVe
have big supply of health;
ilants ready for you. Get your,
nrlv. Creech's Market & Gro
ery. ol4-tf<
R SALE OR RENT?CASI
tegister. Apply Warren Recor(
R SALE ? ENCLCLOPEDIA
iever been unpacked. Appl;
Varren Record Office.
R SALE?THREE USED AUTO
lobile Tires, size 600x16- StJl
ood for many miles of travel
fill sell cheap. Apply Warrei
tecord Office.
IE DESTROYS ? INSURANC1
irotects that which fire destroys
tee S. M. Gardner about your In
uranoe problems. t
R SALE?OLD PAPER 10c PEI
findls. Warren Record Office.
RMERS?FOR THE BEST ME A]
n Warren County t.aae your CUli
THE HOI
'dad, rv? talked'til m hoars i
trying to persuade junior
NOT to wear that ridiculou'
vbadge that he found...see
-ta^ywhat you cae
th Carolina
" to Jones' Mill, Warrenton. tf
BROOM RAKES AND LAWN
Combs?Flexible Steel Teeth. Ideal
for raking up the leaves from
lawns and yards. Priced from
49c up. W. A. Miles Hardware
Company.
SHEET IRON HEATERS ? ALL
styles, at lowest prices- Mats,
Pipe, Collars, etc. W. A. Miles
Hardware Company.
NESCO DELUXE OIL HEATERS?
Takes the chill out of the Bath
rooms and other cool places where
you need additional heat. Three
sizes. Popular priced. W. A:
Miles Hardware Company.
SPECIAL?$1.00 ALLOWANCE ON
your old lamp?any style?on the
New Coleman Kerosene Mantle
Tow-.tv nru-ir. ? t/v"
Aiiio lamp gives xuu per
cent more light than any mantle
lamp on the market; costs less to
operate. We will be glad to give
you demonstration. W. A. Miles
Hardware Company.
SINGLE BARREL IVER JOHNson
Shot Gun?automatic ejectors.
All gauges. Very special at
$6.95. Gun Shells 75c box. Pull
complete line hunting clothing,
hunting knives, etc. W- A. Miles
Hardware Company.
TRAPPERS ? WE HAVE LARGE
stock Blake & Lamb Game Traps.
All sizes from No. 1 to No. 3, we
are offering at special low prices.
W. A. Miles Hardware CompanyCOME
TO SEE US FOR YOUR
Hardware Needs?We have Large
Pnmnlofo CtAolrc Oi ir nrione
WHipiV/VU UKUbOU v/ui ai^
p as low or lower than you will
, find on Standard Brands. We
n appreciate your business and are
s anxious to serve you. W. A. Miles
J Hardwe Company. "It Its Hard-j
ware?We Have It "
j WATCHES & CLOCKS?POCKET
( Watches, 97c up. Wrist Watches,
c $2.49 up. Alarm Cloks, 97c up.
W. A. Miles Hardware Company.
: LEGAL NOTICES
0 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of T. W. King, de_
ceased, late of Warren County,
. North Carolina, this is to notify all
J persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
3 them to the undersigned at his res.
idence near Inez, N. C., on or be.
fore the 28th day of October, 1939,
. or this notice will be pleaded in bar
; of their recovery. All persons in!'
debted to said estate will please
{ make immediate payment.
] This 27th day of October, 1938.
. I W. F. KING, Administrator
2 of T. W. King, deceased. o28-6t
^ EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
, Having qualified as Executrix of
r the estate of S. L. Overby, late of
, Warren County, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
said estate to present the same to
. me, properly verified, within one
. year from this day, or this notice
. will be pleaded.
This October 7, 1938OLIVE
OVERBY,
Executrix of S. L. Overby.
r Banzet & Banzet,
Attorneys. ol4-6tc-mrs.s.l.oTRUSTEE'S
SALE OF LAND
t Empowered by deed of trust executed
to me by T. J. Terrell and
wife, dated Dec. 22, 1937, and registered
in Warren County Registry in
^ Book 140, p. 265, after default and
at bondholder's request, I will sell
at public auction to the highest bid,
der for cash, in front of the Court
I house door of Warren County at
; noon on the 22nd day of Novem;
ber, 1938, in accordance with the
i provisions of said instrument, the
!. following described lot of land in
Town of Warrenton, Warren County,
N. C.:
Beginning at a Stake on the West
side of Front Street in a bottom
and running along said street South
17 deg- West 146.5 Feet, thence
North 73 deg. West 271.9 Feet,
thence North 17 deg. East 184.8 Feet
to a gulley or ditch, thence S. 65
deg. 15 min. East 275 6 Feet to the
beginning.
This 20th day of October, 1938.
WILLIAM T. POLK,
o21-4tc Trustee.
NOTICE
Pursuant to an order of the
n it-f HataH tha 2nd day of No
" vember, 1938, in that cause entitled I
"Frank Spain, Administrator of the
Estate of the Late Mrs. Emma R.
2 Watkins versus J- C. Watkins, et
i. al," wherein the undersigned was
. appointed Commissioner and directf
ed to sell the property hereinafter
described at public sale for the purt
pose of creating assets to pay the
debts of the Late Mrs. Emma R.
; Watkins, the undersigned Commisj
sioner will offer for sale and sell,|
i subject to confirmation by the
JSE OF HA
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el/step into i hfc r i isnvsiij
((next room^on/ way, they rese
' 61 Rlls trinket
THE WARREN RECC
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Court, to the highest bidder for
cash at the Courthouse door In
Warrenton, North Carolina, at 12
o'clock midday on Saturday, December
3, 1938, the following described
real estate:
A certain tract of land containing
approximately 270 acres, bounded
by the lands of Hope Bullock, Meredith
Bullock, Wilson Estate, et al.
and being located in Nutbush
Township, Warren County, North
Carolina, which land was inherited
by the Late Mrs. Emma R. Watkins
from her husband, the Late Alfred
Watkins.
This 2nd day of November, 1938.
J. P. ZOLLICOFFER,
n4-4tc Commissioner.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
Authorized and directed by judgment
of the Superior Court of Warren
County, North Carolina, in the
action entitled "Town of Warren
vs. Candie A. Reavis and husband,
H. H. Reavis," I will sell publicly to
the highest bidder for cash at the
Court House door in Warrenton,
North Carolina, at 12 o'clock, noon,
on Monday, November 14, 1938, the
following land in the Town of Warrenton:
Bounded on the North by the
public road leading from Warrenton
to Louisburg; on the South by
the lands of the Misses Hawkins,
knows as the Female College land;
on the East by the lands of H. J.
White and on the West by the
lands of Thomas M. Hawkins, being
composed of two parcels. This
is the residence lot of the said Can
dis A. Reavls, and is the same land
conveyed to her by H- H. Reavis by
deed dated Oct. 11, 1924, and recorded
In Book 117, p. 357 In the
Register of Deeds office for said
Warren County.
This the 13th day of October, 1938.
FRANK H. GIBBS,
ol4-4tc Commissioner.
NOTICE OF EXECUTOR'S SALE
By virtue of the authority conferred
oi> me as Executor of the
Estate of Robert Harris of Warren
County, N. C, I will sell at public
auction for cash to the highest bidder
at the Home Place, Embro,
Macon, N. C., Route 2, on Saturday,
19th day of November, 10:30 a. m.,
the following personal property, to
wit: 4 mules, 1 double wagon, 1 automobile,
and general run of farm
utensils, and household furniture.
This October 28, 1938.
WILLIE P. HARRIS,
o2812tpd Executor.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
Authorized and directed by judg
ment ot the superior court 01 warren
County, North Carolina, in the
action entitled "Town of Warrenton
vs. Otis M. Green et als," I will
sell publicly to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House door
in Warrenton, North Carolina, at
12 o'clock, noon, on Monday, November
14, 1938, the following lands
in the Town of Warrenton:
Lots Nos. 1 and 2 in the division
of the L. L. Brown lands as shown
on plat of said property recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds
of Warren County in Plat Book No.
2, page 23.
Also a lot situated on Bragg St.
in said Town, described as follows:
Bounded on the South by the lands
of Tarwater Bros., W. J. Norwood
and Katherine Edwards: on the
East by the lot of A. D. Harris; on
the North by the lot of the late
W. S. Wainwright and on the East
by Bragg St., it being the lot which
was allotted to the children of R. H.
Ford in the partition of the lands
of John R. Johnson, deceased, (and
being the same land which was
conveyed to the said Otis M. Green
by John D. Newell and wife by
deed recorded in Book 126, page
561, in the Register of Deeds office
of Warren County).
This 13th day of October, 1938.
FRANK H. GIBBS,
ol4-4tc Commissioner.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND
In accordance with authority conferred
upon me by deed of trust executed
by James N. Vanlandingham
and wife, dated Dec. 29th, 1936, and
registered in the office of the Regriaarlc
nf WftTTPn COllIltV I
UlbCl U1 1/bbUu v* ? . ,
in Book 140, p. 152, after default (
and at bondholder's request, I Willi
sell at public auction to the high-!
est bidder for cash, in front of the
court house door of Warren County,
at noon on the 14th day of November,
1938, the following described
two tracts of land in Warrentoo
Township, Warren County, North
Carolina:
Tract No. 1. Beginning at a Stone,:
Soloman Bullock's S, W. corner on
the road leading to Taylor's mill,
thence Eastwardly 210 yards to a
marked gum tree on line of land
formerly belonging to Mrs. Lizzie
Henderson, thence Southerly along
said line 131 yards to a planted
stone, thence Westerly 240 yards to
a stone on the Eastern edge of road
leading to Taylor's mill, thence
Northerly along said road to the beginning,
containing 6 acres, more or'
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lessTract
No. 2. Beginning at a stone
on Taylor's mill road, corner for
Vanlandingham, thence Easterly to
a chopped gum,, thence Northerly
along Emmett Jefferson line . to a
stone, thence Westerly to a stone,
thence along Field's line Southerly
to a stone, thence to a Stone on
the road, thence Southerly along
the mill road to the beginning, containing
5 1-4 acres, more or less.
This 13th day of October, 1938.
014-4tC FRANK H. GIBBS,
Trustee.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
Authorized and directed by judgment
of the Superior Court of Warren
County, North Carolina, in the
action entitled "Town of Warrenton
vs. Gretchen T. Thornton and
husband, Jamie Thornton," I will
sell publicly to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House door
in Warrenton, North Carolina, at
12 o'clock, noon, on Monday, November
14, 1938, the following land
In the Town of Warrenton:
Beginning at Aaron Hendrick's
Southwest corner on the North
side of Franklin Street, and running
along said Street Westwardly
a distance of 70 feet to a stone,
thence Northwardly to a stone in
the Foundry Branch, thence Eastwardly
along said Branch about 70
feet to a stone in Hendrick's line,
thence along Hendrick's line Southwardly
to the beginning.
This 13th day of October, 1938.
FRANK H. GIBBS,
ol4-4tc Commissioner.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned, having been appointed
administratrix of the estate .
of Addle Fitzgerald, late of Warren
County, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
present the same, properly verified,
to her on or before the 7th day of
October, 1939, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. <
This the 7th day of October, 1938.
PRINCESS WYNN,
Administratrix c. t. a. of Addie
FitzgeraldWm.
W. Taylor, Attorney. o7-6tc
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue of authority vested in
me as substituted trustee in a certain
Deed of Trust, executed by
Pompey Williams and his wife,
Mary L. Williams, on the 7th day
of April A. D, 1928, the indebted- :
ness therein described not having ,
been paid at the request of the
holder of said indebtedness, I will
sell for cash at the Court House
door in Warrenton, North Carolina,
on Monday, the 5th day of December,
1938, the following described
lot or parcel of land situate in Fishing
Creek Township, Warren County,
North Carolina; the same adjoining
the land of Ernest Person,
Billy Tripp Plummer, and others,
and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a pine in the Ben
Davis line; thence South 61-2 de
grees West, 87 poles to a stone m
the B. P. Davis line; thence along
said line North 89 3-4 degrees West,
159 poles and 15 lengths to a stone
in the said line, Ernest Person's
corner; thence Ernest's line North ;
16 poles and 20 lengths to a stone
in the said line, Billy Tripp Plum- i
mer corner; thence North 811-2 degrees
East, 121 poles and 15 lengths
to a stone; thence North 46 degrees
East 36 poles passing over the
spring to a stone; thence North 83
degrees East, 23 poles and 15
lengths to a stone; thence 1 degree
East, 20 poles and 20 lengths to the
beginning, containing 48 3-4 acres,
more or less, and being the same
ortv-,v?v Wiilip Allan and
ianu i-uii vv/jv,u kij >. .....
wife to Pompey Williams and wife,
Susie Williams, by Deed dated November
8, 1906, and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds,
Warren County, North Carolina,
Book 75, Page 405.
This 1st day of November, 1938.
HARRY O, FISHEL,
n4-4tc Trustee.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
Authorized and directed by judgment
of the Superior Court of Warren
County, North Carolina, in the
action entitled "Warren County vs.
Lewis Alston et al," I will sell publicly
to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House door in Warrenton,
North Carolina, at 12:00
o'clock Noon, November 10, 1938,
the following described land in
River Township:
A certain tract or parcel of land
situate in River Township adjoining
J, W. Northington, Divine Street
and others, bounded as follows:
That lot known as the J. W. Powell
lot situate on Divine Street in the
town of Littleton, beginning at a
small ditch across said street and
running thence up said ditch or
branch East at or about 25 yards
to an iron stake in J. W. Northington's
line, thence S 35 yards to the
beginning, containing about 480 j
square yards, the same being the |
identical land conveyed to said |
t.puds Alston by James H. Bobbitt;
and wife by deed recorded in the1
iruTentan. North Carolina
Warren Registry in Book 117, page
502, to which reference is hereby
specifically made.
This October 10, 1938.
FRANK BANZET,
ol4-4t Commissioner.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
Authorized and directed by judgment
of the Superior Court of Warren
County, North Carolina, in the
action entitled "Warren County vs.
Lillian Alston, John Baker, Robert
Powell, G. Hugh Williams, Edith
Malone Williams, James S. Baker,
Mable Daye, Nathaniel Baker, Norman
Baker, Mamie Edwards, Robert
Edwards, Mrs. Bertha Goddon,
Willie Goddon, Clemon Baker and
Tressa Baker," I will sell publicly to
the highest bidder for cash at the
Court House door in Warrenton,
North Carolina, at 12 o'clock Noon,
November 10, 1938, the following
land in Judkins Township:
That the defendants Lillian Alston,
Roby Powell, G. Hugh Williams,
James B Baker, Mable Daye, Nathaniel
Baker, Norman Baker, Mamie
Edwards, Mrs. Bertha Goddon,
Clemon Baker are the owners of the
following described lands in Warren
County, North Carolina:
Beginning at a stone in the old
Elton line and running thence S 1 E
86 P to an old stump, thence S 48
E 8 P 20 L to a chinquapin bush on
the South side of the Warrenton
and Halifax road; thence N 9 E 120
P 5 L to a stone in Jim Harris line,
Lewis Baker corner; thence West
76 P to the beginning, containing
42 acres.
This October 10, 1938.
FRANK BANZET,
ol4-4t Commissioner.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Under the power contained in
that certain deed of trust executed
by Lewis Alston and his wife, Hattie
T, Alston, to the undersigned
trustee, said deed of trust being dated
July 16, 1935, and recorded in the
public registry of Warren County,
North Carolina, in Book 133, at
page 207, and at the request of the
owners of the note secured thereby,
default having been made in the
payment of said note, I will on
Tuesday, the 22nd day of November,
1938, at 12 o'clock M. in front
of the Library Building on. North
Main Street of the Town of Littleton
and in said Warren County expose
to public sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described
piece or parcel of land:
Lying and being in the state of
North Carolina, Warren County,
and in the town of Littleton on Divine
Street, and known as the J. W.
Powell lot, beginning at a small
ditch on said street, thence up said
ditch or branch, easterly, about 25
yards to an iron stake in J. W.
Northington's line; thence south 35!
yards to a stake; then west 23 1-3
yards to Divine Corner; thence
north 35 yards to the beginning,
containing about 840 sq. yards and
Being tne identical lot or parcel 01
land conveyed to Lewis Alston by
deed dated May 11, 1935, from Jas.
H. Bobbitt and wife and recorded
in Book 117 at page 502, said public
registry, to which, also, reference
Is madeThis
October 18, 1938.
o21-4t C. M. MOORE, Trustee.
SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of an order
made by Hon. W. K. Newell, Clerk
Superior Court of Warren County,
North Carolina, in that certain proceedings
entitled W- B. Myrick,
Executor of the will of P. H. Myrick,
and W. B. Myrick, individually,
et als. vs. Chas. R- Daniel, Guardian
of Samuel D. Myrick, an Incompetent,
pending in said Court,
we will, on Monday, the 21st day of
November, 1938, at 12 o'clock M. at
the Court House door of said Warren
County, offer at public auction,
for cash, subject to confirmation by
said Court, the following described
piece or parcel of land:
Lying and being in the state of
North Carolina, Warren County,
and in Sixpound Township, adjoining
the lands of H. Scarborough,
estate of W. G. Egerton and others,
and described by metes and bounds
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
Jack Pegram's corner in W. G.
Egerton's line at white oak on fence'
line; then, with Egerton estate,!
N5-45E 471 ft. to a stake; thence,
continuing with said Egerton line,
along fence, S87-00E 2107 ft to aj
stake on the west bank of Little
Creek at J. H. Spraggin's corner in
T. B. Fleming's line; thence, withi
said Spragin's line, and down the
center of Little Creek, Nll-OOE.
406 ft., N23-30W. 992 ft. to about j
J. H. Spraggin's and W. A. Shaw's i
rvirnpf thence, continuing down1
center of said creek, with said W.
A. Shaw N44-00W. 402 ft. to W- S.j
Gardner's comer at fence and ditch
line; thence with said Gardner's!
line, along fence, S50-00W. 455 ft.!
to two sweet gums and one black i
gum on fence line; then, continuing
with said Gardner along fence line, I
N41-45W. 657 ft- to a stake on south j
bank of Hub Quarter Creek at said1
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W. S. Gardner's corner In H. Scarborough's
line; then, down center of
said creek, with Scarborough, S8900W.
450 ft, S42-00W. 610 ft, S2800W.
544 ft, S76-30W. 293 ft, N8600W
520 ft. to mouth of Spring
Branch; then, up said branch N6000W.
145 ft. to a stake north bank
of said branch at H. Scarborough,
C. M'. Haithcock and Mrs. Mollie
Adcock corner; then with Adcock,
S8-30W 528 ft. to about Adcock's
corner in Pegram's line; then, with
Pegram, S86-30E. across Hub Quarter
Creek to a point on old wire
fence; then, with Pegram along
wire fence, S57-30E. 1230 ft. to the
beginning, containing 92.55 acres.
This October 18, 1938.
JOS P. PIPPEN &
A. W. OAKES, JR.,
o21-4tc Commissioners.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina,
Warren County.
In the Superior Court
Lucinda Davis Easton
vs.
Eddie EastonThe
defendant above named will
take notice that an action styled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Warren County,
North Carolina, for the purpose of
dissolving' t.hp hnnHs rvf maWninnu
existing between plaintiff and defendant,
upon the ground and for
the cause that the plaintiff and defendant
have lived separate and
apart from more than two years
next preceding the filing of this action:
and the said defendant will
further take notice that he is required
to appear before the Cleric
of Superior Court of Warren County,
at his office in Warrenton, N. O.,
within thirty (30) days after the
26th day of November, 1938, and
answer or demur to the Complaint
filed or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded
therein.
This November 2nd, 1938.
W. K. NEWELL,
Clerk Superior Court.
Banzet & Banzet,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. n4-4tc
NICE CORN YIELD
Macbee Lawrence, 4-H club member
of Bertie County, reports a
yield of 77.7 bushels of corn on liis
ciuo acre using tne Biggs proline
variety.
POULTRY DEMONSTRATIONS
Eleven farmers in Yancey County
will keep records on their poultry
flocks during the coming laying
year due to a renewed interest in
poultry over the county because of
profits from the birds last year.
Charles E. Foster
CIVIL ENGINEER AND
SURVEYOR
Littleton, North Carolina
Phone No. 177
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