Union Hope News
We are sorry to know that Swim-
Pox is raging in our community.
We are also sorry that Mr. Barley
Brantley’s baby vbo h-•>> been sick
for a long time with infantile paraly
sis is not any better.
Mr. and .Mrs Buddie Brantley, Mes
damt s Mary Ferrell and C. B. Whit
ley visited Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Bunn
of Auburn Saturday.
L. F. Brantley’s baby is in a set
ion- condition with eolith .
Tell Mr. Swashbuckler that I hav«
had some of his experiences. I hav
just been bawled out over a name <
mentioned in the It•'.f OKI) last vuin
<o 1 will not mention Robert Deane
name again.
We were sorry that our superinten
dent was sick Sunday and was not
able to attend the service. In absence
■«f Mr. Strickland. B. A. B untie ••pea
ed tin- service with a good attendance
Can \ ou Imagine—by—A. I). Brantley
Mrs. A. !>. Brantley weighing TC>
, ounds
Little Cad ill Strickland, age thret
-iiiging in perfect harmony.
Mis. Os ha Va-.- y smoking cigar
ettes.
Howard Brantley, Dorsey Striek- .
land and Annie Mae Bryant standing
est on seventh grade arithmetic.
Hula .Mae Brantley being so prissy ,
Hazel Murray shooting pool.
George Bryant being so clever ?
Union Chapel News
I
Mrs. W. P. Robertson was surprised
and entertained bv several of her old
friends from Wakefield Church las !
Friday night in honor of her 16 birth
day. At the home of her daughter
M is. .1. W. Oakley. They all enjoyed;
friendly chats and sang together. Mr- i
Robertson was asked by her daughte:
to lead the way to the dining room:
where tiler found the table waiting
prepared by Mrs. Oakley and Mi
Matoka Pace and were served boiled
custard and cake.
Mr. Frank Gay’s family enjoyed ;
birthday dinner Sdutda- with hi
(lav’s sister. Mrs. Ollie Gay, of Hop
bin’s Chapel. Tin boys went fishing in
the evening and caught enough fish
with hook and line for the family sup
per.
;\i, J. \V. Oakley surprised her lit ■
th daugi.t‘*r, Lillian Pace, on her e
h venth birthday last Saturday by in
viting several of her little friends t<-
n party in the evening. They played
several game in the yard and w-n |
server! peanuts and popcorn ball
also lollipops.
Alma Doris Jones spent Saturday
night with Lillian Pace.
Masses Sybil Hopkins and Evelyn
Carrol u ent f lit night with. M.\ and
Mrs. Ark-ell Phillip-; am! daughters
Miss Johnnie Bell Woodrutt spent
last week with Mrs. Joe Hopkins at
the home ol her mother. Mrs. Russe.
Brantley in Bunn.
Mi-. Joe Hopkins and children are
visiting friends and relatives in this
neighborhood this week.
Several girls from Pearces section
visited Myrtie Ktta Gay Sunday, ac
companying her to Sunday School m
the afternoon.
S \ 1.1: OF V \I,F \»! ERE \L
ESTVTK
Crider and by virtu; ot the powei
& and authority contained in a certain
<i' e.-t of t rust made and executed by
Luther M. Massey, (widower), to
George F. Baucom, Jr., Trustee
(whiih Trusteeship has been changed
tt .1. W. Rum. Ti ustee.i of date Nov
ember IS. 1922, and dulv l-'eorded in
the Register's office ol Wake * ounty
in B ok .’..a. . age mu, th ■ uvderMgn
ed Trus e- ill, mi Thursday, Apr il
0(; J ;l ( tWe've o’ciock '.toon, lit tile
('(mil house door ot Wake * ountv
Rale gh North Carolina, offer for sab
and sell to the highest bidder or bid-
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FIELD TESTED FERTILIZERS
ders for cash, the following described;
In d. situate in the Town of Zeb loti
o-l more particularly describ; u a
! follows:
Beginning at the Northeastern m
erseetion of Pine Street and North
S*ieet; runs thence in an easterly tli
• ection 100 feet to the Northwest cor
ner ot Lot No. 5; thence in a South
nriy direction along the dividing line
'of Lots No. 5 and No. 6,200 feet to
'he Northeast corner of Lot No. 12;
bene in a Westerly direction IOC.
... e t to the Fast, line of Pine Street:,
thence in a Northerly direction along
the East line of Pine Street 200 fret
to the point of beginning, being I/>t
\o 6, according to map of Zebulon
•e >led in Book of Maps 1885, Pag*
r,g. in the office of the Register of
[tends of Wake County, and being the
same lot conveyed to Luther M. Mas
i>v deed from Pittman Stell and
•vile. November 28. 1019, and record
ed in Book .’’s2, Page 240.
Thi- the 15th day of March, 1 D-'i-L
J. W. Bunn, Trustee.
(3 24-4 t.) Raleigh, N. C
S \ l K OF V M.F MSI F REAL
est \ ri:
Lnder a'<l by virtue of the power
nd authority contained in a certain
• b 0 ,1 of tru t marie and executed by
G. < . Masse-,- and wife. Pearl J. das
1 sev. to G. B. Brantley, Trustee
i. hirb Trusteeship has been changed!
W. Bunn. Trustee,) of date July
I. 1026, and duly recorded in the
egister’ office of Wake County
H Book 480, Page 327, the undersign
ed Trustee will, on Thursday, April
20 i at twelve o’clock noon, at the
Coin* house door of Wake C ounty'
Raleigh. North Carolina, ofler for sah
land sell to the highest bidder or bid
ders for cash, the following described
(and in the Town of Zebulon, Wake
I County, North Carolina:
Beginning at Southeast corner ol
W. W. Horton’s lot on North St."
th'lice Northerly 200 feet to a point;
i t( r ice F.asterh- 50 feet to Lot No. 27;
' IFene" Southerly- 200 feet to Nortl
Street; thence Westerly 50 feet to the
i ' ginning, being Lot No. 28, as shown
t v plot made by H. A. Chapell, am*
,ebi:d by John D. Briggs; for furthei
reference soe plot as recorded in Book
~p Maps in Register of Deeds office
i i v.’ab-* County. This being the sain:
lot .. land sold to G. C. Massey, by ;
Dr. G. M. Bell, under date of Jan. 2 i
j ;i2o. and recorded in the Register of ;
Deeds office of Wake Couty, in 800 l ;
352. Page 27t’>.
This the 15th day of March, 1933.
■J. W. Bunn, Trustee.
(3-24-40 Raleigh, N. C
S M E OF V M.F MILK REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the powerj
d authority contained in a certain
deed of trust made and executed by j
A. N. Jones and wife, Annie Pace!
lone , to Leßov L. Massey, 1 rustee
(which Trusteeship has been changed I
. Bunn. Trustee,) of date April l
23, 1927. and duly recorded in the
Register’s office of Wake County
n Book 510, Page 172, the undersign
ed Trustee will, on Thursday, April
20 1933, at twelve o’clock noon, at the
Court Inal sc door of Wake ( ounty >
Raleigh. North Carolina, offer for sah
and sell to the highest bidder or bid
be s for cash, the following described
'.id; in the Town of Zebulon:
’ A certain tract or parcel of land ly
ing and being in Wake County, Stati
I' North Carolina, described as fob.
!0..5, to-wit: Being Lot No. 1 and 2 |
Block “D”. Wakelon property, a map |
the same in ing recorded in Book;
of Mai s, 1885, Page 153, in the Reg-1
is ter of Deeds for Wake f ounty. which
will bear out the following descip |
lion: Beginning at the intersection ot
Glenn St. and Arendell Ave. on th
west side of Arendell Ave.; thence
north along said Ave. 100 feet; thence!
os! along the line of lots No. 2 and 3 •
i Vi f'e !; them e . •••ibh along the line |
- ! lot No. 28, 100 feet to a stake j
Glenn St.; thence along the north line
p Glenn St. 150 feet to the begin
, ng, being known as lot No. 27 in
THE ZEBULON RECORD, Zebulon, N. C., March 24,1933
; Block 24 of the Zebulon Companv
prom.' tv. See Book of Maps 188a
' K ge 08.
Being further known as the M. O
Holton property and conveyed by thi
; id Ilolton and wite, Lucy Holton, to
T. M. Conn and by the said T. M. Conn
end wife, to W. M. Duke and wife
\ rteagoi . W. M. Duke and wite, t<
C. V. Whitley, Mortgagee, C. V. Whit
l .. Mortgagee, to A. S’. Jones, Book
"l Pago 10, Business Lot No. 27
Block 24. ,
Being known as Lot No. 2i in Block
-21 on tr ■ mop of the Zebulon Co.
I- .vp >• *h ■ Zr-buhm Co., filed in th*
office of Register of Deeds for W ik.
• . untv. N. « , in Book of Maps 1885
Pag'- (is. to which 1 •fert-nce is ru-uh
for a more particular description; said
b.t I cing - ita-rc ; the town of Zebu
I'on. a,cl I cing the <ame property con
veyed by the Zebulon ( o. to H. K
Strickland, bv deed r.ia-rded in 800 l
212. Page 258, of said Register of
Deeds Office. H. K. Strickland and
wife, to A. N. Jones. Book 40G, i’ag
553.
This the 15th day of March, 1933.
.J. W. Bunn. Trustee.
(3-21-41.) Raleigh. N. C
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE —
WITHOUT CALOMEL
Anti You’ll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Rarin’ to Go
If you feel sour and sunk and the world
looks punk, don’t swallow a lot of sail h,
minora! water, oil. laxative candy or chewing
gum and expect them to make you suddenly
sweet and buoyant and full of sunshine.
For they can’t do it. They only move th*
bowels and a mure movement doesn't get at
the cause. The reason for your down-and-out
f*x-litig is y.»ur liver. It should pour out tw
pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily.
If this bile is not (lowing freely, your food
doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowels,
(ias bloats up your stomach. You have a
thick, bad taste and your breath is foul,
skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your h* 1
aches and you feel down and out. Your whole
system is poisoned.
It takes those good, old CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get these tw
pounds of bile flowing freely and make you
feel “up and up.” They contain wonderful,
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing
when it come to making the bile flow freel;
But don’t a:sk for liver pills. Ask for Carter' -
Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Carter »
lattle Liver Pills on the rod label. Resent a
substitute. 25c at all stores. © 1931 C. M. Co.
SALESMEN WANTED—No lay-offs
wage cuts or hard times for Heherling
Dealers. We offer steady-year around !
employment-sell diieet to farm trade
full line home remedies and household j
products. Many make 840.00 week!;,
or more. Write quickly.
G. C. If EIIERLING COMP \NY
Dept. 180!*, Bloomington, 111
NOTICE OF RESALE OF RE \T.
PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the poxvei
and authority contained in a certain
Deed of Trust from Dr. F. C. McDow
ell and wife, Bottie Mae McDowell
to A. IL' House, Trustee, which Deed
of Trust is recorded in Book 563, Page
530, Wake County Registry, and b\
virtue of an order of Resale signed
by E. Lloyd Tilley, Assistant Clerk ol
the Sm ei ior Court for Wake C ounty
N. C.. bearing date February 28th
1933, default having been made in th<
payment ei’ the note sn-ured thereby
and upon request of the holder of thi
note, the undersigned Trustee will of
| for for sale to the highest bidder, so. j
cash, at the Courthouse door in the
Citv of Raleigh, Wake County, Nortl
I Carolina, on Friday March 31st. 1933
!at twelve o’clock. AL, the following
; described lands:
Being Lots No-. 7 and 8 in Block!
il of -urvey made by 11. A. ChappeP
i ged ■ 1-;d i.v > D. it "egg i rmit i
j ing Arendell Avenue 50 feet each <>:
[both DMi fee running westerly 15(
: so; t to a ake: thence northerly ti
.Mdver Sti et: thence easterly with
Street i" A “ndell Avenue; thence
ufhcrly w : th r :id A' enue to the be
i ginning: P, mded »n the South b v F
i M (Dowell’s lot No. 6; On the
iby G. M. Bell's; on the north by Me- J
Ivor stred and on the east by Aren- :
dull Avenue as shown by plot which is ,
refolded in (Book of Maps 1885 a! |
page 153) in the Register of Deeds
office ('■•>■ V. ake C ■: nty. reference t*
bio.: man is hereby made for a mor<
de-cription, anti also reference
t, a <ii-e'l from G. M. P»ell to F. C. Mc-
Dowell. recorded in Book 305, Pag
-1247, in the office of the Register of
Deeds is hereby made for a i. ore per
I feet description.
Til is 28tli day of February, 1933.
(it) A. R. HOUSE, Trusty
OF RESALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contains! in a certain
! Deed of Trust from Dr. F. C. McDow
ell and wife, Bettie Mae McDowell
]to V. R. House, Trustee, which Dec
i of Trust is recorded in Book 56.3. Pagt
531. Wake County Registry, arid b\
virtue of an order of Resale signe<
i by E. Lloyd Tilley, Assistant Clerk ot
!the "Superior (Hurt for Make County
IN. C., bearing date F'ebruary 28th
! 1933, default having been made in thi
payment of the note secured thereby
and' upon request of the holder of tin
note, the undersigned Trustee will ot
1 fei- fill sale to the highest bidder, foi
leash, at the Courthouse door in th'
I Citv of Raleigh, Wake County, Nortl
'Carolina, on Friday, March 31st. 1933
I at twelve o’clock, M., the following
described land-;
Being Lot- .> and 6 in Block IL as
i surveyed and plotted by 11. A. ( hap
! pell and relaid by John D. Briggs
| i routing 50 feet cast on Arendell Ave
one: • hence running back westerly 1">(
feet to lot owned by B. M. Bell; foi
further reference see Book of Plat
whore it is registered in the office ol
j the Register of Deeds in Wake County
N. C.. which plat is recorded in Book
I of Maps 1885. page 153; rei'ereifiv i
also made to a deed from G. M. Bel
and wife, to F. C. McDowell, recorded
i in Book 305, page 142. in the office ol
the Register of Deeds for Wake ( oun
, t.v.
This 28th dav of February, 1933.
(3-3-40 V R. HOUSE, Trustee
Bethany News
•
riioic was an unusually large
crowd for Sunday School but not as
many for reaching Sunday night.
M r -< -.f Durham, came w ith Rev.
I, r Evans for preaching Sunday
Mght.
Miss Kathleen Robert.-on spent Sun
day with Miss Helen Watson.
Mr. and Mr-. Ralph Vaughan ot
Reiiigh spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Dorsey Williford.
There is much whooping cough in
our community.
Mr. Robert L. Scarborough spent
the week-end with Mr. Billie McCul
lers.
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Tuesday in each month.
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From 10 a. m. to 3 p. m
Professional Cards
L. L. MASSEY
Attorney at Law.
Office in Massey Building.
IRBY D. GILL
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Phone 117
Zebulon, N. C.
Business Directory
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C A R OLINA
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY 1
Investigate Our Combination
Rate for Lighting, Heating and
Cooking Service.
S. G. FLOWERS AND CO.
Everything to wear for men, women
: and children.
C. T. HARPER
DRUGS
Next Door To Dr. Flowers’ Office—
ZEBULON SUPPLY CO.
We feed and clothe the family and 1
i furnish the home.
* Funeral Directoi-s.
.1. A. KEMP & SON
Groceries —Dry Goods
Funeral Directors
WEATHERS ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP
C. B. Eddins, Manager.
Shoes —We supply all their needs. !
If it’s leather, we repair it.
Don’t buy new; let us make it new
and children.
; PEARCES
(I The Pearces P. T. A. met Wednes
i day night at 7:00 in regular session
: Mr. Moser and Prof. Massey made
! short talks.
Little Miss Mary Lee Martin lias
returned from the hospital after an
Operation for appendicitis.
* Miss Ora Medlin and Miss Annu
Rue Pearce spent the week-end with
Miss Myrtie Etta Gay.
Miss Una Gray Gay and Pauline
! Ray spent last week end with Mr
and Mrs. Albert Bunn.
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tlict i's |>.--.scriplion for the b<v Is.
I : ;> "lie sure v:r, to train liny
bov. to lieallhv regularity. Fo
avoid tli;' fret fid ness, vomiting,
crying, failure ; » gain, and other ilLs
of constipated )>
L)r. C.-n’d'Aell’s >\ruji iVpsm is
p" od fur baby. 1 r Hi:':. y>u hurt
the V'or / of a /(Minus drrtor I'i.rty
v. ’. <ii \ v r: of ; r a (ice l! lum
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little bivvcls Hc'ivu, regular; - ••
HUle. bn'!.. | am: , and tiealttp. For
D Cai'i izc'l in the treat
n-at of v. • i. n an I iiltle ones. He
tilt- aied i n'- birli;i without
1- . 0...; r.i ilie;- or baby.
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A Doctor 's Family Laxative
DR. CHAS. E. FLOWERS
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hrs. 8:30-10 a.m.. 1-3 p.m.
Phones: Office No. 76; Res. No. 91.
Back of Citizen’s Drug Store
DR. .1. F. COLTRANE
DENTIST
Robertson Building
Office Hrs. 9-12:30, 1:30-5
CITIZEN’S INSURANCE
AGENCY
Everything in Insurance
DEWEY W. MASSEY. MANAGER
Next Door Page Trust Co.
FIRMER FRIENDS:
Bring me your farm products or
wood in exchange for dry cleaning and
pressing. I will allow you market
price.
J. L. STEEL DRY (LEANER
Phone 26. Zebulon, V ('.
LITTLE RIVER ICE CO.
Quality and Service.
Phone 74
J. cV M. CHEVROLET CO.
Chevrolets new and used cars.
Factory Trained Mechanics
DEBNAM HARDWARE
COMPANY
Everything in hardware.
Lowe Brothers paints ar.d varnishes.
Prices to fit the times.
THE RECORD AGENCY
Insurance all kinds in tov.n or coun
try; also loans <>n Real F. stale.
D. D. Chamblee. Manager
Record Building
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
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SU.E OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in a certain
deed of trust made and executed by
G. G. Massey, (unmarried), E. D.
Masses- and wife. Maggie Massey,
and L. L. Masses- and wife, Mary
Massey , to R. B. Less is, Trustee (which
Trusteeship has been changed to J. W.
Bunn. Trustee.) of date March Bth
1023, and dulv recorded in the Regis
ter’s office of Wake County in Book
415, Page 39, the undersigned Trustee
will, on Thursday, April 20th, 1933
at tsvelve o’clock toon at the ( ourt
house door of Wake County. Raleigh
North Carolina, offer for sale and sell
to the highs ■ bidder or bidders, foi
cash, the following described land ir.
Town of Zebu'on. North Carolina:
Being I.ot Number 42 in Block No
13, ns shown on the man of the tosvr.
of Z< liuloii, North Carolina, which
map is recorded in the Register of
Deeds office for Wake County in Book
of Maps 1885. Page 08, said lot front
ing on Vance Avenue 25 feet and hav
ing a back of 125 feet.
.J. W. BUNN. TRUSTEE,
Raleigh. N. G.
' March 15, 1933 4 t
DVVK PRIVKTTE IS STILL GRIND
ING CORN EVERY DAY IN THE
WEEK EXCEPT SUNDAY, TAKE
YOUR NEXT LOAD TO HIM VND
BE SATISFIED.
TRAIN TRAVEL
BARGAIN FARE?
VIA NORFOLK
SOUTHERN R. R.
FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS
AND SUNDAYS
Until March 2fi, 1933
Final Limit Monday
FROM TO
Norfolk Va.Beacl
Raleigh $2.00 2 50
Wilson 2.00 25.0
| Greenville 1.75 2.25
Washington 1.75 2.25
i Plymouth 1.75 2.25
Elizabeth City 1.59 2.00
Columbia 2.00 2.50
1 Belhaven 2.00 2.50
j Oriental 2 50 3.00
Goldsboro 2.25 2.75
Kinston 2.25 2.75
New Bern 2.25 2.75
Morehead City 2.75 3.25
! Beaufort 2.75 3.2"
$50..00 Sewing Machine for SIO.OO
almost new, and in good condition,
at J. L. Stell's Pressing Club
FLOWERS
For Funerals and All
Occasions
THE WENDELL FLORIST
MRS. H. F. TUNNELL
Phone 56
N. S. R. R. SCHEDULE
Passenger Schedules
From Zebulon
5:30 p. m.—Raleigh and Intermediate
Points
8:05 a. m.—Norfolk, New Bern.
Beaufort, Goldsboro, intermediate
Intermediate Points
For information call on
H. E. MANN,
| Ticket Agent. Zebulon, N. *•