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FOR SALE for SALE - REMINGTON TYPE wrlters portable , just the thin*, for the gradt e-prlces start at $79.95 other brands as low as $59.95.Terms. See at Warr .ton Furniture Exchange. ASO-tfc FOR SALE - NEW & USED CHAIN saws Dealer for Stlhl, Mono, Clinton. Wright & Remington ?aws $89.50 up. All sizes of Oregon & Blue Jet Chain. Han non's Lawn Mower Shop, Hen derson, N. C. D6-tfc APPLES FOR SALE ? SEVERAL varieties - picked from trees - $2.00 per bushel - Windfalls $1.00 also sold in peck and one-half bushel lots. Telephone 257-S980 R. D. Scott, at Scott's Antiques, Norllna Rd., Warrenton. Jy30 4tp FOR SALE-THIRTY HEAD YOUNG 3 year-old western-type sheep Ewes and rams Also white and gray rabbits. Practically new sheep shears at reduced rates. Ideal profitable project for your teenagers. Would suggest for be ginners five or ten ewes and one ram. Price - $25.00 per head. Get your principal back within 1 year In lambs and wool. Phone after 7:00, Norllna 456-3571. L A KUIan, R. F. D. #1, Norllnaj N- c- A20-Jtc HAY FOR SALE?50^ PER BALE; also tractor trailers and tobacco trucks for sale T. R. Paynter, Rt 2, Warrenton, Tel 257-4687. F26-tfc FOR SALE - THREE SPOULDING men's golf clubs - woods 1-3-4 Good condition-reasonable. Call 287-3617 between 8:30 a. m. and 12:30 p.m. A27-2tc PIANOS: 2 PIANOS IN LOCALITY good condition have by paying __balance due. If Interested write giving time can be seen. John's WANT A HOUSE? SEE US! .Veterans-No ?>own Payment Loans Up To $15,000 3% - Non-Veterans - 3% Financing up to 30 years. We can furnish the lot, build the ?house of your choice, or build on you lot. We furnish plan .books and free estimates. E. C. SEAMAN REmL ESTATE Dial GE8-3513 or GE 8-5458 Piano Co., Oranite Quarry, Wwth Carolina. AI7-4U FOR 8ALE REMINGTON 1? GA 8 shot automatic shotfun Model 11 49. Extra food coodltlon, cue free. Telephone 456-2301. S3-2tp FROM WALL TO WALL, NO SOIL at all, on carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre, rant alactrlc sham pooer, $1. Warranton Furnltura Exchanfa. S3-ltc IT'S REALLY SOMETHING THIS naw Saal Gloss finish for vinyl and linoleum floora. Warranton Furnltura Exchanfa. S3- ltc WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU saw your rug? Rent a Glamorene alactrlc rug ahampooer for only )2. a day at Lanier's Hardware Store. It'll brlnf back fond mem ories. S3-lte YES, MING LEE, THE GLAMORENF electric rug ahampooer Is for Orientals. And Persians. And Broadlooms. You can rent It to clean any rug for only $2. a day at Traylor's Hardware Store, Norllna. S3-ltc FOR SALE BROWNING SHOTGUNS, rifles and pistols. New and used guns. Boydton Farm Supply Co., P. O. Box 328, Boydton, Va. S3-tfc FOR SALE - BEAGLE PUPPIES ready to wean. Good stock. 3 fe males and 2 males. Reasonably priced. Also will sell two 3-year old beagles, well broke. J. F. Har ris, Box 423, Warrenton, Tel. J. F. Harris Esso, 257-4063. S3-ltc FOR SALE-FRONT MOUNTED Stalk Cutter for Farmall Trac tor - must move at cost - 17 pounds 3 ply tobacco twine 50C lb. See at C & S Tractor & Equip ment Co., Tel. 257-3990. S3-ltc FOR SALE-CHEVROLET, 4 DOOR black Impala, 1959. One owner, excellent condition, never driven hard. Good buy. Phone 257-3773. F. M. Drake, Jr. S3-ltp FOR RENT APARTMENT FOR RENT. LIVING room, bed room, kitchen-dinette and bath. Convenient to business, available Sept. 19. Contact Miss Mary S. Massenburg, E. Church Street, Warrenton, Tel: 257-3584. AffMte FOR RENT WAREHOUSE 40 FT. BY 60 ft. close to depot. Call 257 4042. S3-4tp JhENT A KOHLER - CAMPBELL piano for as little as $10.00^ a month in any style or finish. All rental money will apply to pur chase price if you decide to buy, Warrenton Furniture Exchange, i S18-tfc FOR RE NT-OFF ICE SPACE ABOVE Diamond's Discount Store, War renton. Now available. - Apply Hy Diamond. Jy9-tfc rOR RENT-8 ROOM HOUSE WITH bath in WlM. Call 297-4*01 or 297-4314. ConUct F. L. Hicks. Alt-tfC S! h . |( PORTABLE ABATTOIR WARREN Freeter Lock era, Inc. Mr. Farm er, for economy and quality, eat your own b*? and pork. W? give complete slaughtering and pro cessing aervlce. To schedule your slaughtering, call collect Warren ton 297-9477. M29-tfc THAT OLD SEWING MACHINEGIV ln? you trouble again?Call Allen King for a complete tune-up. Dial Day?257-3341 or 2L7-3614 after* 6:00 p.m. M8-tfq DRAPERIES-CUSTOMED TAILOR ed to grace your very own win dows ? any length ? any width prompt aervlce. We'll be happy to bring samples to your home measure ? estimate ? free of charge. Scott Gardner, Mgr. Tel. 237-3693. S20-tfc LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE ! TO CREDITORS The undersigned having been duly appointed as Administratrix of the estate of Ernest L. Hudglns, late of Warren County, this Is to notify all persons, firms or corporations having claims against said estate to present the same, duly verified, to the undersigned or her attorney on or before the 19th day of February, 1966, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of recovery thereon. This, the 13th dayof August, 1965. MADGE HUDGINS, Administratrix of the Estate of ERNEST L. HUDGINS. CHARLES T. JOHNSON, JR., Attorney. Al3-4tc ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the ^undersigned has qualified as Ad ministrator of the estate of Lucy B. Weldon, late of Warren County. All persons holding claims against said estate are required to present the same to me,Q?-*my attorneys on or before the 21^ day of February, .1?66, or this notice will be plead ed in bar. This 17th day of August, 1965. J. B. BELL, Administrator of the estate of LUCY B. WELDON BANZET & BANZET Attorneys A20-4tc ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified this day before tht Clerk of the Superior Court of Warren County as the adminis trators of the estate of Willie Jones, deceased, this Is notice to all per sons having claims against the said, estate to present them to the un dersigned, or their attorney, on or before the 12th day of March, 1966, BOYD'S WAREHOUSE "The Old Reliable" ? Established 1881 Again we Welcome the Tobacco Farmers to another MarketingSeason and . EXTEND A CORDIAL WELCOME TO COME VISIT AND TRADE WITH US We make no promises except to do our utmost to make you feel at home and strive to the best of our ability to see that you get the Highest Dollar And The Most Satisfaction Possible IF YOU CAN'T SELL AT BOYDS SELL IN WARRENTON WALKER P. BURWELL, Prep. or this not let will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said sstate will pleass make Immediate payment. This 11th day of August, 1965. MRS. MARY D. JONES RAYMOND JONES Administrators of ths ? stats of WILLIE JONES, dscsassd CHARLES W. WILLIAMSON, Attornsy. A20-4tc EXECUTRIX NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having qualified as Exscutrlx of ths Last Will and Tsstamsnt of Jaspsr W. Shear In, late of Warren County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against ths said estate to exhibit them to ths undersigned at Route #1, Box 96, Macon, N. C. on or before the 16th day of February, 1966, or this notice will be plead ed In bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate will please make prompt settlement. This the 16th day of August, 1965. ELIZABETH N. SHEARIN Elizabeth N. Shearln, Executrix of the estate of JASPER W. SHEARIN. A20-4tc SALE OF LAND Empowered by deed of trust dated February SO, 1953, sxscutsd by Wil liam Kearney and C and is S. Kear nsy, his wlfs, to William W. Taylor, Jr., Trustee, recorded In the Public Registry of Warren County, North Carolina, In Book 177, nsge 164, upon default In the payment of the Indebtsdnsss thereby sscursd and at bondholder's request, I will sell pub licly to the highest cash bidder at the court bouse door of Warren County, North Carolina, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, on Saturday, Septem ber 25, 1965, the following descrlb sd tracts or paresis of land In War rsnton Township, Warren County, North Carolina: NO. ONE: That certain tract or parcel of land containing one hun dred thirty-nine and twenty-four hundredths (139.24) acres, more or lsss, that was conveyed by J. P. Scoggln and G. R Scoggln et ux. to William Kearney and Candls S. Ksarnsy by deed dated December 20, 1951, which deed is recorded In the Public Registry of Warren County in Book 174, page 106. NO. TWO; Beginning at a point In center of Fleming's Mill Road, IS feet South of a Red Oak stump, William and Junius Kearney's South *aal_XQ^ll^i^!?nc?J!l?y'?aldKear neys' line N. 8-45 W. 1443 feet to a (take; thence N. 26-50 E. 988 feet to a fence pott; thence S. 57 40 E. 674 feet to an Iron (take In ?aid Kearneys' line, corner for Sol Hawkins; thence alonf said Hawkins' line N. 17-45 E. 1224 feet to a mark ed oak tree on bank of LeeHamme's Mill Pond; thence alonf edge of said Mill Pond N. 34-50 E. 123 feet, N. 11-00 W. 100 feet, N. 39-40 E. 93 feet, N. 10-00 W. 147 fe?t, N. 1S-10 E. 84 feet, N. 20-00 W, 237 feet, N. 24-13 E. 103 feet, N. 13-00 W. 183 feet, N. 43-45 W. ?0 feet, N. 87-45 W. 70 feet, N 23-30 W. 85 feet, N. 79-00 W. 231 feet, N. 51-25 W. 174 feet, N. 38-45 W. 123 feet, N. 19-45 W. 20 feet to a stake on bank of said Mill Pond, a new made corner for aald Scogglns; thence alonf a new made line for said Scogglns, S. 23-IE W. 4110 feet to a point In center of said Fleming's Mill, road, thence alonf center of said road, S. 75-45 E. 257 feet, S. 38-15 E. 137 feet, S. 40-J0 E. 590 feet to the beginning, containing sixty (80) acres, more or less, accord inf to survey made June 20, 1949, by E. P. Fltts, Surveyor, and be lnf a portion of the land conveyed to J. p. and G. R. Scoffln by Mrs. A. V. Fleming and W, B. Fleming by deeds dated January 22, 1920, u>d recorded In Book 108, pages 261 and 282, respectively, and being the identical tract of land that was conveyed by J. P. Scoggln et al. to William Kearney by deed dated June 24, IMS, recorded in said Registry in Book 188, page 89. EXCEPTING, however, from this conveyance the following described tract or pared of land which has heretofore been sold and conveyed from the parcels above described; Said tract beginning at an iron axle la the line of Sol Hawkins, running thence N. 35-13 W. 674 feet to a cedar poet, thance along a wire fmice S. 18 W. 310 feet to an iron pin, thence S. 25-43 w. 279 feet to an Iron pin, thance S. 30-30 W. 336 Feet to a pine on said wire fence, thence N. 81-30 W. 407 feet to an roo pin, thance N. 82-30 W. 286 !eet to an iron pin, thence N. 33-45 W. 306 feet to an iron pin, thence N. 20 W. 240 feet to a poplar, thence S. 59 W. 281 feet to an Iron Jin, thence N. 45 W. 875 feet cross nf a branch to an Iron pin, thence (long the line of J. A. Dowtln N. 11-45 E, 746 feet to an Iron pin, Hence N. 31-48 E. 368 feet to an ran pin, thance N. 37 E. 492 feet o an Iron pin, thence N. 32-43 E. 187 feet to an Iron pin, thence N. 31 E. 108 feet to an Iron pin, thence N. >4-10 E. 118 feet to an Iron pin on the South side of the nil of Bridle Creek, thence the fol lowing oourae and distance* down the run of said creek; N. 84 E. 250 feet, N. 72-45 E. 333 feet NO. 28 E. 387 feet, N. 6 E. 1M feet, N. 29-30 E. 300 feet, S. 18-15 E. 237 feet, S. U E. 336 feet and S. 3 K. (47 feet to a atake on the edge of a pood; thence S 21-15 w. 119 feet to aa oak, thance you plan to buy, sail, or build, in ua for your $$9$ HOME LOANS FHA-VA-ConyentloMU Re-Flnanclng Fmrma 213 Wllllac? St. Phone: 438-3513 1.0. SIAMAN, BROKBft; tfc along the line of Sol Hawkins S. 29-15 W 1211 feet to the point of beginning, containing, according to a survey matte on January 14, 1993, by J. C. Shearin, C. E., 124.35 acres, and being ths identical tract as ths sams appears on a plat or map entitled "Property of Halifax Psper Company, William Kearney Tract", prepared by J. C. Shearln, C. C., on'January 14, 1959, which plat will be recorded In the Public Registry of Warren County, together with an easement of right -of-way over a portion of the above de scribed tracts, which easement is fully described In deed from WU llam Kearney et ux. to Halifax Psper Company, Inc., dated February 14, 1953, which deed will be recorded In said Public Registry. NO. THREE: A one-half undivid ed interest in the following describ ed tract: Beginning at a Stone In Plum Bushes on Fleming Mill Road, thence along aald Road N. 44 1/2 W 28 Poles and 23 links to a stake 5 yards South of a chopped red oak, thence N. 11 1/2 W. 87 Poles and 12 links to a stake and 2 poplar pointers at Mrs. A. V. Fleming's and Walter B. Fleming's corner thence N. 23 1/4 E. 84 poles to a red oak, thence S. 81 1/2 E 70. poles and 18 links to a stake, thence S. 45 3/4 E. 35 poles and 11 links to a stake and stone on Old Road, thence along said RoadN. 59 3/4 E 20 poles snd 18 links to a pine, thence S. 13 1/2 E. 75 poles to a stake and stone on Flem ing's Mill Road, thence along aald Road Its various courses 132 poles to the beginning, containingOne Hun dred and Four and One Fourth (104 1/4) acres, more or less, and being the Identical land con veyed by M. P. Burwell, Jr., to M. P. Burwell by deed dated December Z8, 1933, recorded In the Public Registry of Warren County in Book 132, pa*e 249. This tract of land was devised to Annie T. Burwell under the will of M. P. Burwell which Is In.Will Book 55, page 74 In the office of the Clerk of Su perior Court and is the same tract conveyed by Annie T. Burwell to William Kearney and Junius Kear ney by deed dated November 17, 1947, recorded In said Public Regis try in Book 184, page 124. A deposit will be required of the successful bidder In the amount required by statute for raised bids at judicial sales. This , the 2&th day of August 1965. WILLIAM W TAYLOR, JR. ? ' Trustee CHARLES T. JOHNSON, JR., Attorney S3-4tc With The I Home Agent By MRS. BERTHA FORTE Negro Home Ext. Agent Telephone: 257-3948 Monday, Sept. 6: 11:00 - Longs-Arcola will meet with Mrs. Annie M. Williams. Tuesday, Sept. 7: 1:00 p. m., Thrlst Hill will meet with Mrs. Mable Branch. Wednesday, Sept. 8: Home visits, Coley Springs. Cards Of Thanks Copy for cards of thanks must be in this office by Tuesday night, earlier if possible.' accompanied by SI.00 to cover cost of in sertion. I wish to thank all of my friends and relatives for all of their visits, flowers, food and every kindness, especial ly your prayers, extended to me and my family during the Illness and death of our mother, Mrs. Zelphy Lamb George. May God bless each of you. MRS. R. J. LYLES I wish to take this opportun ity to express my thanks for all of the visits, cards, gifts and other acts of kindness shown me during my recent stay in Maria Parham Hospital. May God bless all of you. ROBERT L. SHEARIN I wish to thank my many friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, gifts, cards, flowers and prayers dur ing my recent stay In Maria Parham Hospital. JIMMY RIVERS I wish to express my sincere appreciation to all of my friends and relatives for al 1 of the gifts, cards, letters, flowers, visits and prayers during my illness at Chapel Hill Memorial Hocpltal. May God bless each one of you for remembering me. MRS. EDNA TUNSTALL HOME DEMONSTRATION CORNER EMILY BALLINGER, County Home Economic! Agent Monday, Sept. 6: Holiday. Tuesday, Sept. 7: Office. Wednesday, Sept. 8: Rldge way Home Demonstration Club will meet at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Rodgers Holtz man. The Vaughan Home Demon stration Club will meet at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Den nis Harris. Thursday , Sept. 9: Shaw Springs Home Demonstration Club will meet at 1:00 p. m. it the home of Mrs. Bill Jones, Ir. Enterprise Home Demon stration C'ub will meet at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Alvls Fleming. Mrs. Bernle Moore will be co-hostess. Friday, Sept. 10: Johnston Home Demonstration Club will meet at 2:30 p. m. at the home Df Miss Mary Hope Halthcock. Remember the Warren Coun !y Fair Is September 27 - October 2. Areyou making plans :o exhibit products there? Thursday, Sept. 9: 12:30 p. m., Fork will meet with Mrs. Mary Alston. Friday, Sept. 10, Home visits, Vaughan. Soil Test Leads To Good Growth Mr. and Mrs. Otis Coleman of the Areola Community took a soli test and it is truely pay ing dividends on the quality and quantity of their tobacco. If your crop fs not growing as well as It should, having a soil test made on the affect "* nH" "f<rn aliln rlrtrrm lnlng what Is causing the poor growth, states L. C. Cooper, Negro Agricultural Extension Agent. A new Information sheet for soil samples from "problem areas" has been developed by the Soil Testing Division of the N. C. Department of Agricul ture. The new sheet was de veloped to speed up processing of samples from problem areas and to give agronomists more Information so as to better di agnose the reason for poor growth. Use of the new sheet which Is now available at your County Extension Office will give priority to soli samples from problem areas. These samples will be processed and analyzed as rapidly as possible so that corrective measures can be applied to the growing crop. Of course, not all problems resulted In poor crop growth are caused by the misuse or need for lime and/or fertilizer. Insect or disease Infestations are often at fault. But if a nutritional deficiency of Im balance Is suspected, a soli test can often aid In the diag nosis of the problem. According to the Soli Testing Division, a large percentage of the samples from problem areas show a great need for lime. This Is unfortunate since effective corrective liming measures are difficult to make once the crop Is growing, Cooper said. Lime takes some time to react with the soil. It should be applied well in ad vance of planting time and thoroughly mixed with the soli [or best results. By having your soli tested well In advance of planting your crop, lime and Fertilizer needs can be deter mined early, if this Is done, many of the problem areas showing poor growth can be pre sented. A soil test Is the best way to determine whether or lot lime Is needed. If lime Is leeded the soli test report will Uso Indicate how much should :>e applied. Lulu entered the dentist's afflce reluctantly. Sitting in the chair, she nervously told the dentist: "The thought of having a tooth ixtracted horrifies me. I don't tnow which I'd rather do?have a tooth pulled or have a baby." "Well, make op your mind," he dentist said, "So m know tow to adjust this chair." NEW CAR BUYERS SEE THE 1965 Plymoutli-Valiaiit-ClirYsler ELLIS MOTOR CO., INC. HENDERSON. N. C. JWJ HI HI :? On the evening of Septembtr 7 NBC TV Is presenting an unprecedented three and one half hour program entitled "An American White Paper: Ameri can Foreign Policy 1945-1965". The program will survey the role of the U. S. In the world since World War n assessing Its successes, failures, and Im plications In the future. There are tnree things you as a U. S. citizen Interested In world affairs can do on this occasion to help promote un derstanding of International re lations. 1. Encourage your friends and neighbors, especially those not normally Interested in such matters, to watch the program. 2. Bivtte neighbors into your home to watch the program and discuss the Issues Involved. A discussion guide prepared by the Foreign Policy Association may be obtained by writing to the Bureau of Residential Adult Education, 209 Abernethy Hall, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. 3. Write to NBC expressing your appreciation for the pro gram and encouraging them to present more quality program* In the public service field. MORE GO WHENYBUGO TO Motor Sales Co., Inc. HENDERSON, N. C. FOR THE FINEST IN USED CMS Saie Of Land For Taxes Notice Is hereby given than in pursuance of the law made and provided for the sale of land for taxes, I have levied on the following property in the Town of Norllna, N. C., for the amount of taxes due for the year 1964 and the cost of adver tising and sale added thereto. I will sell same on Monday September IS, 1965 at 12:00 o'clock noon lnfront of the Mayor's Office In Norllna, N. C., to satisfy said taxes, costs, etc. due thereon. This 16th day of August 1965. MAE C. GUMS, Tax Collector Clyde Adams, Home Warrenton Street $56.07 Robert E. Bolton, Home Terrell Street 49,14 Howltt M. Carter, Home Carr Street 39.97 Joe Cobb, Home on Main Street 70.68 G. A. Daeke, Sr., vacant lots 2.10 J. Roy Devlne, Home Rose Street 47.95 John K. Faulk, Home Rooker Street 58.42 Heirs of James Gllllland, lots 5..60 K. L. Hluks, lut Terrell Gtreot 6.18 John H. Hunt, Jr., Home US #158 63.86 R. G. Hunt, Restaurant 4 Motel US Hwy #1 118.01 R. L. King, Home High Street 64.54 Mrs. R. L. King, Home High Street 49.07 R. E. Long, Jr., Home Division Street 51.93 Macon Si Williams, vacant lot 1.75 Heirs of May T. Northcott, vacant lots 18.90 Robert A. Paschall, home Terrell Street 37.29 Richard A. Powell, Shop US #158 19.43 Heirs of Mrs. C. E. Snipes, Home Liberty Street 16.24 James Snipes & Mary Snipes Mustlan, Vacant lot 2.10 Heirs of Susie W. Terrell, Home Elm Street 25.48 I. M. Weaver, Home Dardan Street 76.48 B. B. Williams, Store Bldg. Liberty Street & vacant lots 25.87 Charles L. Wilson, Home Elm Street 70.69 Kenneth Whltmore, Vacant lot 49.22 Cora P. Alston, vacant lot 1.40 Rev. Charlie Alston, Home Washington Street 27.69 Ned Campbell, Home Northslde 22.41 Alfred Coleman, Home Northslde 30.38 Ivey L. Coleman, Home Washington Street 24.59 Early Crosson, Home Northslde 34.44 Heirs of Spencer Davis, Home US Hwy #1 31.66 Charlie & Louise Fields, Home Washington Street 11.71 Melvin Fields, Home US Hwy #1 32.95 Heirs of Luke Hill, Home Washington Street 6.02 Eugene Farrar, Home Northslde 19.06 Irene Hargrove, vacant lot 1.40 James E. Hargrove, Home US Hwy #1 22.80 Leroy Hunter, Home Washington Street 38.79 A. R. Hunter, vacant lots 6.18 J. H. Jerman, Home Northslde 39.45 John E. Jenkins, Home Northslde 14.63 Heirs of Alex Jones, Home Washington Street 25.06 William Henry Jones, vacant lot 1.19 Rev. Arthur Kearney, vacant lot 2.10 Virginia Klngsberry, vacant lots 3.80 W. L. & Nannie Manson, Home Northslde 18.13 Heirs of P. W. Perry, vacant lota 10.38 Heirs of Mary E. Shearln, Home Washington Street 3.85. Clarence Sledge, Home Washington Street 81.88 Willie Thornton, Home Northslde 19.46 Heirs of Charlee Tibba, Home & Shop Hwy #1 63.35 Heirs of Harrlette Williams, lot Northslde 1.28 Hlnton Williams, vacant lots . 9.10 Heirs of Joe H. Williams, vacant lot 1.40 Helra of Jamea Williams, home Warren Plains Road.... 11.88 W. B. Williams, vacant lota 1.75 STATEMENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES DUE THE TOWN OF NORLINA FOR THE YEAR 1964. Florida W. Atkinson $ 9.08 A. L. Campbell 1.75 F. P. Carter 1.00 Jamas M. Champion 20.88 Robert L. Champion 7.15 Mrs. Frances D. Davis 9.70 W. J. Egerton. 22.80 John D. Felts 2.78 J. E. Floyd, Jr 10.M Arthur Willis Gooch 8.21 James R. Harris. 8.UK Jamas E. Hlfht mm Hart well Kaaton 20.80 Robert J. King 28.88 Thomas Lester Lae 18. St Robert A. McLean.... 8.18 3. Roy Overby.... St.OS Robert Lae Plttman. ...18.74 Howard T. Rudd S.SS Clarence Simmons 8.70 Albert j. Salmon..... 1.00 Julian C. Stegall 17.10 O. O. Stult*. Jr 18.80 F. E. White..,, 7.SS Jackson W. Young. * Francis Alston. 11 Johnnie BUekwaO. Oeorca BladnralL , William Thomas Green. Helena A. Hargrove. JFOiH MOOtltQT** ??eeetcte* ??????????? ??eeeei***e*eeeeea#e'ee eeeeee8e*?eee? Harry Parry ?ee?e?feeMie*i*?H?e?i??VlM. Floyd Ttmnmft. T. B. TOWHS. ???eeieaeaatlKiiltinHft;