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Sale Of Land For Taxes
Notice is hereby given that 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 Warrenton, N. C. for the amount of taxes
due for the year of 1963.1 will offer for sale and will
sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder
at the town hall door in Warrenton, N. C. at 12:00
noon on Monday, May 14, 1984 liens upon the real
estate described for non payment of taxes owing for
the year 1983; a penalty of 4.25% percent plus $1.00
for land sale to be added.
This the 12th day of April, 1984.
V. R. VAUGHAN,
Tax Collector
Town of Warrenton
List of all taxpayers owing taxes which are liens of
real property:
Heirs of Elnora Adams 71.01
James C. Allen 73.55
Alfloyd Alston 74.87
Cleveland & Willie B. Anderson 57.40
Milton & Lois Ayscue 182.82
Milton & Lois Ayscue 230.83
Leon & Carrie Cheek 94.30
Margaret D. Cooper 100.86
Betty Jean & Wilbur Daniels 37.88
Ethel Mae Debnam 50.06
Charles S. & Irene H. Fitts 249.57
C. A. Ill, & Patricia Forrester 159.37
Glenn B. & Georgia Harris 62.28
Robert W. Harris 21.65
Hermenia F. Jackson 96.43
Annie James c/o Joan Taylor 49.52
Gordon S. & Arden Knight 210.74
Heirs of Russell H. Munn 215.33
William P. J. Peete 42.12
Heirs of J. Baker Plummer
c/o Lizine Wright 31.57
Susie B. Robinson ...130.63
David J. & Linda R. Scott 211.97
Smith Douglass, Inc 132.18
Claude J. & Esther K. Smith 118.57
Heirs of H. H. Taylor 30.67
Marie Taylor 23.37
Gid O. Tharrington 231.94
Tri-County Inc. of Warrenton 725.20
United Federal Savings & Loan Assoc 122.26
Vi-Jon Laboratories 1,120.03
Charles Williams, Sr 70.07
W. Macon & Gladys Wemyss 121.73
Randall & Diane Currin 348.42
Geraldine Alston 7.22
Mary Frances Jones 145.30
List of all persons which are liens of personal
properly;
Big Dollar Variety 217.92
Charles Peete Bolton 6.52
Frank Hunter Bolton 17.55
Nora Bolton 4.31
Wayne Bottoms 9.02
James A. Copley 34.24
Country Sampler 8.07
Randy Currin Chevrolet Inc 493.15
Wilbert Daniels 5.74
Celia P. Davis 1.64
Patricia A. Ellington 7.71
Roy A. Green, Jr 25.63
Margie Grzelak 60.76
Gatha J. Harrison 3.32
Jacob's Ladder 8.82
Edith Jiggetts 9.23
George W. Jiggetts 20.99
Alfred E. Jones 13.26
Clarence Edward Jones 17.63
Gwendolyn Liggon 6.27
W. W.Morris, Jr 3.28
Allen B. Moss 20.17
Debra J. Moss 6.56
Earnest Moss 1.07
Katrina V. Palmer 32.60
William C. Palmer 53.38
James Pope Jr 22.39
Charles F. Renn,Jr 94.96
Nancy M. Richardson 25.63
Aubrey Douglas Rodwell 9.39
Christine R. Rodwell 9.23
Service Cleaners 42.64
Shearin's Texaco 15.38
Jennifer T. Smiley 76.67
William J. it Ann F. Spence 55.27
Roger & Thelma Taylor 11.77
Wanda G. Whitmore 3.69
Oscar W. Williams 14.15
Hugh Franklin Holt 19.35
Abraham Alston 58.86
C. A. Alston 13.66
Carl M.Alston 48.04
Tim Scott Bottoms 7.22
T. H. Bruce, Jr 9.83
Joseph Champion, Jr 5.41
T. R. Davis 26.61
Brenda C. Dickerson 4.51
Candy Hamilton 39.92
Glen, Jr. & Dr. Cassandra A. Harris 15.11
Theresa L. Harris 25.04
R. B. Kotal 44.88
Eugene Reid. 9.43
Roger Taylor 9.02
April 11, II, 8, May 1-c.
Names Published In Error
The Town of Warrenton incorrectly listed in last
week's issue of The Warren Record Frank and
Geraldine Hinson as taxpayers owing taxes which
are lions of real property.
The Town of Warrenton regrets the error.
During World War I, Woodrow Wilson's wife grazed ihitf
on tho front lawn of tha WhHa Houaa.
The
Public
Record
Deed Transfers
Vivian M. R. Fogartie
and husband to Robert
E. Byrd, .425 acre,
Warrenton Township.
G. A. Daeke, Jr. and
others to Jonathan
Valentine and wife, cer
tain lot, Warren County.
James E. Poindexter
and others to Alexander
H. Bullock and wife,
certain lots, Warrenton
Township.
Sam B. Strickland and
wife to Ronald E. Pitt
man and wife, .74 acre,
Sandy Creek Township.
Pattie Lee Jordan to
Carrie V. Allen, and
others, 31.1 acres, Sandy
Creek Township.
Peter M. Stallings, III
and wife to Maxine
Drake Baxter, certain
lot, Warrenton Town
ship.
Mary W. Rooks to
Randall S. Lowe, .5
acre, River Township.
John Joseph Amirante
to Antionette S. Amir
ante, certain lot, River
Township.
Katherine W. Hunt to
River Forest
Associates, 59 acres,
Roanoke Township.
James Thomas Pain
ter and wife to Charles
L. Fulton, trustee, cer
tain lot, Sixpound Town
ship.
Alma S. Painter to
James Thomas Painter,
certain lot, Sixpound
Township.
Claude G. Shea rut and
wife to Claude G.
Shearin, Jr. and wife, \
acre, Judkins Township.
Cornelia W. McGrier
to Ethel M. Rose, cer
tain lot, Warrenton
Township.
Willie T. Robinson and
wife to Gerald Edward
Phelps and wife, certain
lot, Sixpound Township.
Mattie S. Jones to
Charles Wallace and
wife, certain lot,
Warrenton Township.
bammy tari young
and wife to Robert F.
Burton and wife, certain
lot, Smith Creek Town
ship.
Marriage Licenses
Frank Lee Panther of
Baskerville, Va. to
Wanda Lee Clark of
South Hill, Va.
Samuel Miller Perry
of Warrenton to Janet
Denise Alston of
Warrenton.
Larry Anthony
Stewart of Robbins to
Katherine Blanche Bow
man of Littleton.
Ronnie Terry of
McGuire AFB, N. J. to
Connie Frances Terry of
Manson.
An Easter Tribute
An Easter tribute of
love to the memory of
our brothers, Henry A.
Hight, who passed away
Jan. 26, 1971 and Willie
L. Hight, who passed
away Feb. 9,1960.
Up above where angels
dwell,
Where there is no night
or pain;
We shall all be together
Happiness shall reign
again.
THE HIGHT FAMILY
Cards Of Thanks
The Warren County
Jaycees would like to
than* the public for the
successful backing of
our project for Special
Olympics. The funds
raised along with some
!2t»on"! supp°rt
< $500), went into the
sponsoring 0f the
fkA .word special
thanks is due to the good
people of Tar Heel Tire
Service for the donation
of the tires for the raffle.
It is well known by the
civic clubs of this area
that without good-heart
ed merchants our
projects would fall short
of their goals.
Also, a word of thanks
to Sonny Peoples of
Henderson Insulation
who bought 50 tickets on
the raffle and gave them
to those less fortunate.
Most importantly, we
would like to thank you,
the public, again for
this showing of unity in
your support.
In closing, I would like
to say that we again are
planning to help Special
Olympics next year. If
you missed helping us
this time and would like
to give your support
you may do so by con
tacting any member of
the Warren County
Jayceesatanytime.
This year's president
of the Jaycees will be
David Harris.
MACON ROBERTSON
Project Chairman
I would like to thank
my many friends and
relatives for the cards,
flowers, visits, prayers
and all other acts of
kindness extended to me
while a patient in
Warren General
Hospital and since my
return home.
Your thoughtfulness
and concern will always
be remembered.
God bless you all.
LUCYT. KING
The family of the late
Mr. Willie Durham
would like to express
their kindness, thoughts
and love for food,
flowers, cards and
friends during the loss of
their loved one.
Especially to the Rev.
A. A. Brown, and Man
son Senior Choir, and
Brown's Funeral Ser
vice, Inc. in Warrenton,
N. C., also Mrs. Mary
Holtzman, Mrs. Lena
Berdenson and Mr. Ber
nard Holtzman and
family.
SONNY DURHAM, JR.
JIM DURHAM
AMOSDURHAM
ED DURHAM
FRANCIS BULLOCK
GRACTE SAWYER
The family of the late
Ann Elizabeth Cheek
wishes to thank their
many friends for all acts
of kindness shown
during the illness and
death of their loved one.
A special thanks to
Beckford Medical Cen
ter Staff and Harris
Turner Funeral Home.
May God bless all of
you.
SILAS CHEEK
AND FAMILY
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APPRAISALS
<L
•TIMBER •TIMBERLANDS
•FARMLANDS *11 YEARS EXPERIENCE
W.E. (BILLY) HARRIS
FORESTRY CONSULTANT
P. 0. BOX 67
MACON. N. C. 27551
Call Day Or Night (919) 257-3579
I wish to thank my
friends and neighbors
for the calls, cards and
visits while in the
hospital and since I
returned home.
FRANCIS SHEARIN
With a deep sense of
gratitude, we offer our
sincere thanks to our
many relatives, neigh
bors and friends who
have been so kind to us
in the midst of our
sorrow. Your words of
sympathy, prayers,
helpfulness, food, floral
designs, donations and
all acts of kindness.
Your concern has
meant more than you
will ever know. A
special thanks to the
Warren General
Hospital, Dr. Trivedi
and nursing staff, and
Brown's Funeral Staff.
These have made our
loss easier to bear. We
pray that Jesus will con
tinue to bless and keep
each and everyone of
you.
THE FAMILY OF THE
LATE WARREN
"PETE"PERRY
MARY J. ALSTON,
Sister and the
ALSTON FAMILY
The Community
Gospel Singers truly
thank all our friends,
supporters, partici
pants, visitors, prayers
and all acts of kindness
and love shown in the
celebration of our an
niversary. Thank you
all. May God bless you
all.
The family of Arthur
Somerville wish to
thank their many
friends and relatives for
their thoughts of kind
ness.
THE FAMILY
Almost All Risks
Can Be Insured
Almost anything can
be insured for a price.
Some of the largest in
surance companies,,
such as Lloyd's of Lon
don, maintain divisions
that write "excess and
surplus" lines of insur
ance.
Large property and
casualty companies
write coverage for
"assorted risks." The
specialty market is
made up of those com
panies who write hard
to-get, one-of-a-kind or
unusual policies, says
Dr. Thelma Hinson, ex
A & S
Pest Control
N. C. Past Control
Lic*ns« 722 PW
CONTROL TERMITES, RODENT*.
ROACHES. POWDER POST
NETIES. OVERFISH. FLEAS.
NORLINA, N.C.
WM« IHIIU
CALL OAT OR MOHT
LOST
LOST-LARGE MALE
Collie dog on Oakville
Road. Reward offered.
Called 257-4818.
April U,»p
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY,
poplar logs, 12' 6" long
or red gum, birch,
maple, sycamore, 13' 4"
long. Top prices paid.
Franklin Veneers, Inc.,
Franklinton, N. C. 494
2284.
April lMfc.
WANTED — USED
pickup truck. Call 257
1328.
April 11-tfc
WANT TO BUY AN
tique trunk and country
cured ham. Call Friday
& Saturday, 257-1976.
April lie.
tension family resource
management specialist,
North Carolina State
University.
One doesn't have to be
a millionaire to need
special insurance.
"Check your situation
for specialized risks.
Special coverage might
be needed,'; L»r. Hinson
says. "If your agent
does not have the
needed insurance, he oi
she can refer you to a
source."
Some of the more
frequently used
specialty insurances in
clude burial insurance,
child care insurance
(for those who keep kids
at home on a business
basis), health and burial
insurance for pets,
home business insur
ance, investors insur
ance, legal expense in
surance, mugging in
surance and travel in
surance.
People can also insure
against adverse publi
city, the dangers of
watching auto racing,
lost contact lenses, hang
glider liability, moving
and storage losses,
multiple births, rain,
saddle animal liability,
stock broker errors and
omissions and water
beds.
"Protection from all
risk may be desirable,
but not realistic In terms
of cost. On the other
hand, inadequate
protection for large
risks places your finan
cial future in jeopardy,"
says Dr. Hinson, who
suggests review of
existing insurance
policies.
HENDERSON
TOYOTA
Can
Tracks
Parts
Service
U.S. ist w.
NEXT TO SIMMONS FOND
HENDERSON N. C. ITSM
TFLETHONt
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—3 BED
room, brick house, ltt
miles east of Vaughan.
Call 1-506-3068 from 8 a.
m. til 11 a. m.and6p. m.
until 10 p. m.
April 4,11. II.
APARTMENT FOR
rent, 1 bedroom,
Norlina, 257-3974 or 257
1711.
Mar 14-Uc
SERVICES
PIANO'S TUNED, RE
paired, refinished, new
key. board installed.
Wells Piano Repair,
South Hill, Va. 23970.
Call 804-447-8517.
Aug. HMfc.
LIMER'S PLUMBING
Repair Service — fast
and efficient. Phone 257
4057.
Dec ll-tfe.
DAVIS CONSTRUC
tion Co., Rt. 2, Box 184,
Norlina, N. C. 27563,
licensed contractor,
custom building in War
ren, Vance and Franklin
Counties, free estimate.
Phone 257-4082.
Jttly 27-tfc.
ROBERTSON'S CON
struction, general build
ing contractor, 542 Mur
phy Rd., Henderson, N.
C. 438-5809.
Sept. 29-tfc
PAINTING - EXPER
ienced men, free esti
mates, interior and ex
terior. Call Lewis
Rooker, 257-2356.
June22-tfc
YOUNG'S SEPTIC
Tank Cleaning — for
fast service call day —
257-1889 or night — 257
3677.
May 7-tfc
FURNITURE RE
finishing and
restoration. Gordon
Knight, 257-1878.
SEPT. 7-tfc
MIKE'S PORTABLE
Welding Service, AWS
certified. Call 257-1372
or 456-2270 anytime.
NOV MIc.
WE BUY AND SELL
used furniture and ap
pliances. Will pick up
and deliver. Hilltop
Trading Post, Hwy. 158
between Macon and
Warrenton. Phone 257
2230.
Jan. 2D-tic
Telephone
257-1200 For
A Want Ad
D. R. PEOPLES & CO.,
electrical, plumbing,
and building contrac
tors. For estimates call
492-2809 or 257-3293.
JAN lttfc
FOR SALE
DODGE DUMP
truck, crew-cab, good
condition $2,000. Also
Case diesel 501 backhoe,
$6,500. Both for $8,000.
Call after 6:30 1-586-5659
or 257-2436.
April 11, lip.
1975 HONDA 360 GT,
comes with chrome
crash bars, luggage
rack, padded sissy bar
and canvas cover. Also 2
black helmets. Call 456
2091.
April 11. lB-p
TWO BEDROOM
trailer, air conditioned,
Afton community, fur
nished, $250 a month.
257-4782.
April 18,25, May 2.#-p
RARE GOPHER/
mole plants — $1.00, old
English boxwoods,
$3.00, red Japanese
maples, yews, trees etc.
Boxwood Nursery,
Wise, N. C.
April lS-e.
ONE COLEMAN
Crawdad boat, $399
value. Sale prire (350.
New, never been in
water. Call 456-2121.
April 11. l*c
131 ACRES, CUT OVER
woodland and crop land
property adjacent to
Perdue. Contact Charles
Hayes, 257-3104, Realty
World/Warrenton Xfi-r
surance and Real
Estate.
Feb. 29-tfc
1976 MERCURY BOB
cat wagon, V-4, auto.,
AM-FM, air, good condi
tion, 257-2863.
April 11-p.
RUSTIC CABIN
located on one acre of
land in Wise. Contact:
Realty World/Warren
ton Insurance & Real
Estate, 919-257-3104.
April 4-tfc.
NEW CROP 1984 PURE
Canadian Maple Syrup
—pints, quarts, and
gallons. Boydton Farm
Supply, Boydton, Va.
804-738-6363.
April4.11,18.25-c.
SECLUDED WOODED
lot in Lake Gaston sub
division. Vacation
retreat or permanent
home. Three bedrooms,
2 baths, only $35,800.
Call Century 21, Country
Knolls Realty, 438-7153
or Lisa 492-0078.
Mar. 38, ApriM, 11-c.
Wolfbridge
Properties Inc.
P. O. Box 661
Warrenton, N. C.
257-4888
Located In Williamsburg Manor
Professional Bldg., Bragg St.
Specializing In:
•Sales
•Management
•Development
•Discount Real Estate
Brokerage Service
•Forest Consulting
Broker: Scott Pittman