THE ZEBULON RECORD, ZEBULON, NORTH CA ROEINA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-SIXTH, 1934
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| State Theatre
Reunited for the first time since
their initial co-starring venture,
made “State Fair” memorable,
Janet Gaynor and Lew Ayres will
be seen again as the gay young
sweethearts of “Servants’ En
trance” which is showing at the
State, Raleigh, again today and
Saturday.
Unlike anything in which they
have appeared befare, the story of
“Servants’ Entrance” will afford
spectators the opportunity to laugh
at the troubles as they thrill to
the romance of the madcap lovers
whose young lives it depicts. Foi
while “State Fair” bordered on the
heavy drama in spots, “Servants’
Entrance” is mostly in the roman
tic-comedy class.
In their newest roles Janet por
trays a merry million-heiress of
an automobile manufacturer who
goes from riches to poverty, and
back again, while Lew is a chauf
feur who goes from poverty to
riches. Starting from opposite
rungs of the social ladder, they
meet at the bottom. The climb up
ward is fraught with humorous
and fascinating adventures.
Janet’s descent to poverty is mo
tivated by a desire to become a
useful woman to learn to cook,
sew, bake a cake and take care of
babies. So she disappears through
the front door of her own pala
tial home, and makes her way to
the servants’ entrance of another,
masquerading as a maid. It is thus
that she meets Lew, a chauffeur
with an inventive turn of mind
whose passion is a new type of
motorboat. To win his love, and
to make him capitalize his inven
tion without revealing her identity,
become Janet’s amusing problems.
A color classic, “Poor Cinder
ella,” a musical act with Gertrude
Neissen and a news complete the
program.
Will Rogers—in the most human
and lovable role he has yet played!
That is the screen fare promised
at the State Theatre, where Will’s
latest picture, “Judge Priest,” will
be show n all next week.
According to advance reports the
star has never been so well suited
as by this screen character, the j
shrewd, kindly but strong-willed;
Kentucky jurist, who is already
famous in the stories of Irvin S.
Cobb, perhaps America’s most not
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This time he plays a wise old
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tive Kentucky village with his Con
federate cronies. The story opens
in his court room on a lazy spring
day in 1890.
One does not expect drama in a
village, perhaps, but in “Judge”
Priest” plenty of it transpires, ac
cording to advance accounts. The
Judge’s nephew, a novice lawyer,
and his sweetheart, a girl whose
birth is shrouded in mystery, fig
ure importantly in the touching
and dramatic story. Always there
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A Popeye cartoon “Two-Alarm
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news completes the program.
MIRTH CAROLINA.
WAKE COUNTY,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Wake County vs.
William George and Wife,
Mrs. William George.
NOTICE
To All Persons Claiming Any In
terest in the Subject-Matter of
This Action.
The above-named defendants
ind all other persons claiming any
interest in the subject-nattei
thereof, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Wake County, North Caro'ina
to foreclose certain certificates of
tax sales and liens for taxes held
by Wake County against certain
tracts or lots of land in Little
River Township, Wake County, de
scribed as follows:
84 acres Mill Branch.
For complete description, see Book
I page 44 Wills Wake County.
Owned or formerly owned by
William George and Wife or being
listed for taxation in this name
for 1930, and other years shown in
complaint filed in said action.
And all of whom will iurther
take notice that they are required
to appear before the Clerk of the
Superior Court at his office in the
Courthouse in Raleigh, said Wake
County, and present and defend
their respective claims within six
months from date hereof, or be
forever barred from any interest
therein or claims in or to the pro
ceeds from a sale thereof.
This the 23 day of Aug., 1934.
E. LLOYD TILLEY,
Clerk Superior Court.
Sept 28-Oct 19.
NORTH CAROLINA,
WAKE COUNTY,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Wake County vs.
C. G. Weathersby and Wife
Mrs. C. G. Weathersby. -
NOTICE
To All Persons Claiming Any In
terest in the Subject-Matter of
This Action.
The above-named defendants, and
all other persons claiming any in
terest in the subject-matter there
of, will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Wake County, North Carolina to
foreclose certain certificates of tax
sales and liens for taxes he’d by
Wakt County against certain tracts
or lots of land in Little River
Township, Wake County, described
as follows:
1 Lot Sycamore St.
Ll 2 816 Book 327 Page 182
1 Lot Gannon Ave.
1 Lot Gannon Ave.
Book 438 Page 271
(lo's 4 and 12)
Book of Maps 1885 Page 68
Owned or formerly owned by C.
G. Weatherby and Wife or being
listed for taxation in this name for
1930, and other years shown in
complaint filed in said action.
And all of whom will further
take notice that they are required
to appear before the Clerk of thf
Superior Court at his office in the
Courthouse in Raleigh, said Wake
County, and present and defend
their respective claims within six
months from date hereof, or be
forever barred from any interest
therein or claims in or to the pro
ceeds from a sale thereof.
This the 28th day of Sept. 1934
E. LLOYD TILLEY,
Clerk Superior Court.
NORTH CAROLINA,
WAKE COUNTY,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Wake County vs.
Mozella Pearce ant’ Husband
if any.
NOTICE
To All Persons Claiming Ary In
tuest in the Subject-Matter ot
1 his Action.
The above-named defendants
and all other persons claiming any
interest in the subject-matte)
thereof, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has beer
commenced in the Supei.'or Court
of Wake County, North Carolina,
to foreclose certain certificates of
tax sales and liens for taxes held
by Wake County against certair
tracts or lots of land in Litth
River Township, Wake County, de
scribed as follows:
00 acres Raleigh-Wilson Road.
For complete description, see Book
195, page 499, Registry of Wake
County.
Owned or formerly owned by
Mozella Pearce and Husband if any
or being listed for taxation in this
name for 1930, and other years
shown in complaint filed in said
action.
And all of whom w*ill furthei
take notice that they are required
to appear before the Clerk of the
Superior Court at his office In the
Courthouse in Raleigh, said Wake
County, and present and defend
their respective claims within si>
months from date hereof, or be
forever barred from any interest
therein or claims in or to the pro
ceeds from a sale thereof.
This the 22 day of Aug., 1934.
E. LLOYD TILLEY.
Clerk Superior Court
Sept 28-Oct 19.
NORTH CAROLINA,
WAKE COUNTY,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Wake County vs.
Julia Foster and Husband Foster
NOTICE
lo All Persons Claiming Any In
terest in the Subject-Matier of
Ihis Action.
The above-named defendants,
and all other persons claiming any
interest in the subject-matter
thereof, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Supertc' Court
of Wake County, North Carolina
to foreclose certain certificates of
tax sales and liens for taxes held
by Wake County against certain
tracts or lots of land in Little
River Township, Wake County, de
scribed as follow’s:
5 1-2 acres near Wakefield.
For complete description, see Book
118, page 524, Registry of Wake
County. |
Owned or formerly owned by
Julia Foster and Husband or being
> listed for taxation in this name
: for 1930, and other years shown in
complaint filed in said action,
si And all of whom will further
take notice that they are required
I to appear before the Clerk of the
Superior Court at his office in the
Courthouse in Raleigh, said Wake
Councy, and present end defend
heir respective claims within six
months from date hereof, or be
forever barred from any interest
herein or claims in or to the pro
ceeds from a sale thereof.
'This the 23 day of Aug., 1934.
E. LLOYD TILLEY
Clerk Superior Court.
Sf pt 28-Oct 19.
NORTH CAROLINA,
VAKE COUNTY,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Wake County vs.
T udson Mangum and Wife
Mrs. Judson Mangum.
NOTICE
To All Persons Claiming Any In
erest in the Subject-Matter of
'"his Action.
The above-named defendants, and
11 other persons claiming any in
nest in the subject-matter there
of, will take notice that an action
mtitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Vake County, North Carolina to
reclose certain certificates of tax
•:les and liens for taxes held by
Wake County against certain tracts
>r lots of land in Wake Forest
ownship, Wake County, described
■is follows:
Lo s 21 22 23 24 Mull Subdivision
Book of Maps 1928 Page 31
’or complete description, see Book
33, page 445, Registry of Wake
Aunty.
Owned or formerly owned by
ua’son Mangum and Wife or be
'g listed for taxation in this name
lor 1930, and other years shown in
complaint filed in said action.
And all of whom will further
ake notice that they are required
o appear before the Clerk of the
3 uperior Court at his office in the
’ourthouse in Raleigh, said Wake
Aunty, and present and defend
their respective claims within six
months from date hereof, or be
orever barred from any interest
therein or claims in or to the pro
ceeds from a sale thereof.
This the 28th day of Sept., 1934
E. LLOYD TILLEY,
Clerk Superior Court.
,’ORTH CAROLINA,
TAKE COUNTY,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Wake County vs.
Nathan Baker and Wife.
NOTICE
Fo All Persons Claiming Any In
erest in the Subject-Matter of
This Action.
The above-named defendants, and
’ll other persons claiming any in
erest in the subject-matter there- j
f, will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been com
nenced in the Superior Court ofj
Wake County, North Carolina, to
oreclose certain certificates of tax
ales and liens for taxes held by
Wake County against certain tracts
mr lots of land in Little River
Township, Wake County, described
as follows:
1 lot Zebulon
Lot No. 1 B 12
Book of maps 1885-68
For complete description, see Book
260, page 456, Registry of Wake
County.
Owned or formerly owned by
Nathan Baker and Wife or being
listed for taxation in this name for
1930, and other years shown in
complaint filed in said action.
And all of whom will further,
take notice that they are required j
to appear before the Clerk of the
Superior Court at his office in the
j Courthouse in Raleigh, said Wake \
! County, and present and defend
their respective claims within six 1
months from date hereof, or be
(forever barred from any interest
therein or claims in or to the pro
ceeds from a sale thereof.
This the 28th day of Seut., 1934.
E. LLOYD TILLEY,
Clerk Superior Court.
'NORTH CAROLINA,
WAKE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Wake County vs.
W, C. Whitley and Wife
Mrs. W. C. Whitley.
NOTICE
To All Persons Claiming Any In
terest in the Subject-Matter of
This Action.
The above-named defendants, and
all other persons claiming any in
terest in the subject-matter there
of, will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Wake County, North Carolina to
foreclose certain certificates of tax
sales and liens for taxes held by
Woke County against certain tracts
or lots of land in Little River
Township, Wake County, described
as follows:
14 acres W’hitley Land
(adjoining the lands of C. L.
Long, J. E. Gill, B. C. Cone
and E. Broughton)
1 Lot Sycamore St.
L7 810 Book of Maps 1885
Page 68
1 Lot Horton St.
Ll 6 810 Book of Maps 1885
Page 68
Owned or formerly owned by W.
C. Whitley and Wife or being list
ed for taxation in this name for
1930. and other years shown in
complaint filed in said action.
And all of whom will further
take notice that they are required
to appear before the Clerk of the
Superior Court at his office in the
Courthouse in Raleigh, said Wake
County, and present and defend
their respective claims within six
months from date hereof, or be
forever barred from any interest
therein or claims in or to the pro
ceeds from a sale thereof.
This the 28 h day of Sept., 1934.
E. LLOYD TILLEY,
Clerk Superior Court.
NORTH CAROLINA,
WAKE COUNTY,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Wake County vs.
R. J. W’hitley Jr. and Wife,
Mrs. R. J. Whitley Jr.
NOTICE
To All Persons Claiming Any In
terest in the Subject-Matter of
This Action.
The above-named defendants, and
all other persons claiming any in
terest in the subject-mater there
of, will tak notice that an action
entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Wake County, North Carolina to
foreclose certain certificates of tax
sales and liens for taxes held by
W r ake County against certain tracts
or lots of land in Little River
Township, Wake County, described
as follows:
35 acres Proctor Land
Book 553 Page 225
4 Lots Vance St.
Lots 1 2 3 4 B 18
Book of Maps 1885 Page 68
1 lot North St.
Book of Maps 1885 Page 68
Lots No. 4 and 5.
C acres Wakefield
Book of Maps 1918 P 75
Owned or formerly owned by R.
J. Whitley Jr. and Wife or being,
listed for taxation in this name
for 1930, and other years shown in
ccmplaint filed in said action.
And all of whom will further
take notice that they are requirec
to appear before the Clerk of the
Superior Court at his office in the
Courthouse in Raleigh, said Wake
County, and present and defend
theii respective claims within six
months from date hereof, or be
forever barred from any interest
therein or claims in or to the pro
ceeds from a sale thereof.
This the 28th day of Sept., 1934.
E. LLOYD TILLEY,
Clerk Superior Court.