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FOUR OARS, Jan. 30.—Miss
LuTfa Lcwi.^ and Mliss Car lotto
Fiamee, of China Gwe, spent Sat
urday and Sunday as guests of
Mar. and Mrs. W. J. Lewis.
•Mrs. C. H. Gibson, of Rooky
Mount, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Creech.
Mr. and Mrs B B. Adams spent
-Sunday and Monday in Greens
boro. Mr. Adams attended the
-stockholders’ meeting of the Jef
ferson Life Insurance company.
Miss Maggie Tail spent Sun
day in Dunn with friends.
Miss Bettie Creech, of Smith
field spent last week hero with
Miss Mabel Stanley.
Mrs. 11. B. Johnson, Mrs. J. W
Sanders, Mi's. W. F. Sandora an<i
Mrs Ralph Talton visited in Ben
son Friday afternoon.
Mr. Hubert Allen, of Rookj
Mount, spent the week end her<
•with relatives.
•Mays. DaJnut Upchurch, OVtisf
Margaret Strickland and Mrs. Hit
bert Johnson, of Snvithfield, spenl
Monday in Raleigh.
Messrs. A Lbc-jtt Keene, Jr. a nr
.1 rim Bandy were visitors ir
Greenville Sunday.
Messrs. Hubert Masse ng ill anc
Newel t Williams were in Raleigh
Monk! ay.
Miss Lillian Wilkerson, member
of the school faculty, spent th<
•week en<l at her home in Kenly.
Mr. Rowland Nash, of Raleigh
was a week end visitor of Mr
and Mrs. Carson Adams.
Mr. Jasper Durham, of Raleigh
•Was a week end visitor iit town.
Miss Lula Strickland, of Coats
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Strickland.
Mrs. Alton Massengill and .Mrs
Jesse Stanley went to Fayette
ville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strickland
Mrs. Mattie Harbour and Miss
Lula Strickland went to Raleigh
Tuesday.
Messrs. Shelton Lewi*?, D. P
■Spell Jr., Albert Keene, Jr.. R
1. Tart, Jr., Norwood aa<] Hubert
Massengill want to Raleigh Thuas
<fay evening.
Mrs. Carl Lewis spent the week
end with Mrs. Jack Staging's in
Kenly.
Mr. Reid Adams left ‘Wednes
day for Charlotte where* he has
accepted a position with the Oc
cidental Life In/,uranee company.
Miss* Audrey; Moore is visiting
relatives in Raleigh.
and Mrs. Hairy Wilson and
Mrs. MVry Wilson WSIsobi’s
Mills, risited Mr.?. 11 ethic Adams
Sanday.
Mtessrs. Nicmwoo<] M-assengil! ami
D. P. Spoil, Jr., visited friend in
Reeky Mount Sunday evening.
Miss Mildred Brodit*, member
cf the school faculty, who was
called to her home in Taj boro
three weeks ago on account of
•the illness and subsequent death
cf her- grandmother, returned
Tuesday to take up her school
work.
Mrs. W. H. Brewer ami son,
Haywood, of Raleigh, were week
omi guests of Mrs. ibjttie Adams.
Misses China Adams and Vernie
repent the week t*ml at CV»r
irita-Holdertlu* gu« jfets of Miss
Thelma Keene.
Miss Bessie Massetigill, who is
a student at Meredith College,
Raleigh, is .spending- a few days
w -h her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Massengill.
Miss Hortense Batts, of Smith
f c’.d, visited her sister„ Mrs. Joe
R e.iardson, during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Keene, of
Sm...afield. spent Surrlay here
with relatives.
Messrs. Wade Stanley, Roxie
Its/.c fed. and Kifgene J barker, stu
det.s l. the X Diversity, r.penr the
week cr.J at heme. v
Rev. and Mrs. N. Cf. Ye&rby
went to Durham Mondfly.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Johnson and
^iLle daughter, of Raleigh, spent
.Sunday here with relations.
Dixie
MHXDLESEX, Route 1, Jan. 30*
-=;Mrs. ftoscce Parker and chil
dren, of Micro, spent part of Ictst
: week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin X a iron.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson and
family spent the week end in
Kenly with Mr. and Mrs. Wade
' Renfrew.
j Messrs.' J. H. Hccutt and N.
j G. Hinton made a business trip
to S.nithfield Monday.
Among: those who visited Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Atkinson last Thurs
day were: Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
.Parker and children, Mrs. Chartie
Parker, of Micro, and Mrs. Janie
! Narron.
| Mrs. Milton Narron and daugh
1 ter, 11a Mae, spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Felton Johnson
‘in the Oak Grove section.
Miss Flossie Davis, of Gladys
; spent the week end with M is?
! Elva Mae Boykin,
i Mias Ora Mao Hinton, of Anti
loch, was the guest of Misses
Swannie and Vila Hinton Sundaj
j afternoon.
! Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Narron am
children visiteR Mr. and Mrs. I)
NcirTon Sunday night,
i Miss Suditi Davis, of Middle
jsex, route 1, and Mr Ollie Iten
froiw, of Kenly, rout© J, wen
married last Saturday.
Dr. S. V. Lewis and Miss Bes
sie Narron were in Raleigh Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Sallie Medlin has move<
to Mrs. Emma Hocutt’s where s h
will make her home.
Tees Chapel
SMITH FIELD, Route 2, Jan. 23
— Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Grant, «
Enfield, recently visited then
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliftoi
Wlhiitfley.
Miss Helen Rain*, of Prince
ton, was the week end iguest <
Miss Beth Creech.
Miss Alice Baker, of Fen
Oaks, visited Miss Bertha Wes
for the week end.
A isihcwer was given at th
home of Mrs. Clifton Whitley o:
Saturday night in honor of Mr
and Mrs. Leonard Grant.
Mr. Clyde Davis, of Benson
spent the week end -with Mr. I
R. Davis. ' * \
Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Davi:
spent Sunday aftemloon with thei:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Overman.
We aie sorry to note that Mrs
Arthur Hartley is quite ill witi
i pneumonia. Wo hoj»e for her i
1 speedy recovery J
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| SELMA, Route 1, Jan. 30.—'flu.
• writer is in receipt of a card fr<;:r
i Dr. Wade H. Atkinson, which ir
I part, follows: “Luxar, Egypt, Jan
j 3, 1930: -100 miles up the rivci
1 Nile in the midst of the great des
ert, these people live. It is hou
I on the banks of the Nile that
King Tut’s torn!) is situated, along
with other kings in the valley cl
I the Kings and Queens. Also-mam
moth temples in ruins are of such
• vast size and so extensive or.c
van scarcely believe they were
•yver built by man. Perpetual sun
shine adds to the charm of the
i leserf as well as to my feeling
j better. 'Die rainy season this year
was two showers of less than five
minutes each.”
-VIr. and Mrs. .1. L. Boyette, ..f
jGlendale, spent Sunday with Mr.
tnd Mrs. Stephen Brown.
I Mrs. Befetie Hocutt is visiting
I her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Eason,
| at Mr. Oscar Wheeler’s near
Thanksgiving.
! Miss Catherine James spent the
j week end at home in Bethel.
Mrs. Troy Blown and Mrs. Ches
ter Brown spent Saturday with
Mrs. (ieo. Pittman near Micro.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Bailes and
l family spent Sunday with their
, parents at Thanksgiving.
^ Miss Clara Fitzgerald spent the
week end in Fremont with rela
j fives.
Misses Johnson and Alma Sul
1 ivan went to Smithfield Saturday
morning.
•Misses Myrtle E. Bailey, But
I 'er, Arnold, Ashworth and Mrs.
Tom Davis, of Wendell, spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
J. W, Bailey. t
Miss Sarah McGeachy spent the f
week en<l at St. Paul’s with her j
father who is sick. c
^ Home demonstration club meet-!1
ing February 5 at the school 1
-building at 2:30 p. m. All mem-!:
jibers are urged to be present, j!
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* Bv CLAUDE STEPHENSON j*
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, WILLOW SPRINGS, Jan. 28.—j
; Friends will be sorry to learn of
the illness of Mrs. James Joha
! son.
Seveial of our people attended'
church service at Willow Springs,
Primitive Baptist church last Sun-1
day.
Mr. R. C. O-gburn took a trip j
to Raleigh last Friday on (busi
! ness.
Mr. Wm. A. Lee, after spend-j
ing a week with his daughters,]
| M es<l a me s G. W. King a nd J. C.
' Ijangdon in Harnett county, re-,
\ turned to his home hero the lat
ter part of last week.
| Mr. L. M. Ogham lias been Ml
for the past lew days. We h**p«
for bis speedy recovery,
j Mr. Uf/mie Stephenson who ha.
( been on th^ sick list for some
time is better.
•' Misses Gladys Hawks, Mildred
■ Stephens-«n and FJizabeth Web
j-ter, of the* faculty of Meadow
I high school, spent lust week end
* here at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. V. Hawks.
Messrs. Cling man and R. N.
Stephenson were business visitors
to the city of Angier last Friday.
! I Miss Alice * Kdniundson. from
Smithfield was in cur midst lust
Sunday.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
W. A. Love has been suffering'
recently with rheumatism.
Mrs. Mattie Stephenson, of
Smithfield, came up last week and
is visiting- relatives and friends
here for a few days.
Mr. John A. Smith, field agent
i of the Johnston county Coopera
tive Association, was here one
day last week. Mr. Smith is do- j
ing some fine work for the cot- j
I ton associat ion.
Miss iMary Adams, of Campbell
College, after spending a few I
| days at home recuperating from j
| vaccination for smallpox, returned:
to Buie’s Creek last Thursday to
| resume her school work. I
Messrs. K.. V. Hawks and j
Claude Stephenson attended the j
annual session of the Grand Lodge
I of Mason.", at Raleigh last Wed
nesday.
John Charles McNeil Book Club.
Benson, Jan. 28.—Mrs. Charlie
Johnson delightfully entertained
the John Charles McNeil Book
club at her home Wednesday aft
ernoon, January 22.
The meeting was called to or
der by the president, Mrs. M. T. *
Britt. Mrs. Paul Brown conducted I
chaplain’s service in the absence
of Mrs. W. D. Boon. The topic !
for the month was “Power nad J
j Transportation in the South.” “Ro- '
i manco of Transportation” and !
j “the Development of Power” were I
the subjects of two interesting pa- ;
pers by Mrs. J. W. Whittenton
and Mrs. N. C,. Woodlii'f. Miss |
Muriel Johnson sang beautifully
“The World is Waiting For t,h<*
Sunrise” accompanied by Miss Sa
Irah .Fanner. Mrs. Preston Womt-j
all gave u paper on “Southern
Power.” Several piano selections
were enjoyed by the club, rendered
by Misses Sarah Parmer and Mur-j
! iol Johnson.
j Following the program the hos-1
i tess served a salad course with j
hot coffee.
! Those present ether than club j
members were Mesdames II. H. [
| Houston, Eugene Can a day, W. H. j
j Denning, C. T. Johnson an<l P. .D. j
jJohnson.
I notice of sale OF LAND
I UNDER MORTGAGE DEED.
: NORTH CAROLINA,
| JOH NSTON COUNTV.
I Under and by virtue of autkor
| ity contained in a certain mort- j
gage deed executed by John E 1
Harmon and wife, Effie Harmon
to Austin-Stephenson Company, on,
the 1 day of January, 192G, re
corded in Book 191, at page 63, in
the Registry of Johnston conn- j
ty, and subsequently assigns 1 to
Reid-Sanders Motor Co.
Local
Sales and Service
Dealers
Phone 28
Smithfield
ho Virginia Trust Company, de
au/lt having been* made in the
ayment of the Indebtedness sv~
uawf thereby, the undersigned
rill offer for sale at public auc
ion for cash in front of the John
son county courthouse door on
Saturday, February 15, 1030, a
welve o’clock noon, a certain
>iece ot tract of land lying at d
>eing in Clayton township, John
ston county, North Carolina, and
inscribed and defined as follows,
;o:wit:
First Tract: Beginning at a
stake at Barbour’s corner, in the
Clayton road, runs N 87 W 1347
feet to a stake, with said A. J.
Barbour’s heirs land; thence S *i
IV 710 feet to an iron stake;
Carolina Folk Play at Brogden.
Sec “The Man Who Died at
Twelve ‘Clock” and also “The
Bootlegger’s Bride” at Brogder
school Friday night, Jan. 31 at
7:30 p. m. Admission 15 an<j 25c
These plays are given by th<
members of Mr. C. MI. Brown’.
Sunday school class.
thence N 8!) W 2010 feet to an'
iron stake to another Iron stake
in A. J, Bambour’s heirs line;
thence N 4 W 1080 feet to a
stake in Rirt-ty Branch- thence tip
Branch to the road, as follows: N
81 K 200 feet, S 75 E 140 feet,
N 50 E 200 feet, N 28 E 150 feet,
;N 80 E 265 feet, N 5 W 156 feet,
S 72 decrees 30’ E 270 feet; N’
43 degrees 30’ E 200 feet, N 53
E 327 feet; thence up said road
to a stake X 40 degrees and 30’
E 622 feet; thence N 52 degree?
15’ E 1870 feet to a stake, as
R. W. Sanders’ line; thence 3 38
degrees 8(8 E 565 feet to a stake
.-a Pretty Branch; thence as Pretty
Branch to a black gum at Tom
Hodges' corneT, as follows; N 65
E 250 feet N 70 E 300 feet, S 82
E 275 feet, N 73 E 200 feet, S
86 E 240 feet; thence as Tom
Hodges’ line to a stake; thence as
said Hodges’ line across the C-.ay
ton road to a blackjack; thence S
3 degrees 15’ W 250 feet :o a
stake; thence N 87 degrees 30'
W 000 feet to a post oak; thenc
S 3 degrees 15’ VV 695 feet to a
Hake in Small Branch; thenc
down •Sp*all Rranch to a pine S!
30 degrees .w* W b«4J foot; thence
down said branch S 9 degrees 30’
W 150 feet to a dead pine; thence
N 35 W 1090 feet, across the
road to a pine; thence S 8 degTo
30’ \V 300 feet to a stake; thence
S 24 W 253 feet to the begin
ning, containing two hundred and
fonty-five (245) acres, more ot
less.
Second Tract: Beginning at a
stake at Harrison and Austin’s
corner, runs N 6 degrees 30’ E
2048 feet to a lig’ twood stump,
James Poole’s corner; thence N
84 W 1213 feet to Harrison’s
Poole’s and Vinson's; corner; thence
as J. A. Vinson’s line S G de
grees 30’ W 816 feet to a stake
; Vinson’s corner; thence S 55 de
grees E 116 feet to a stake, Har
risen’s and Harrison’s comer
thence S 6 degrees 30’ \V 55
feet to a stake in the road
thence as said road S 55 E 1318
feet to the beginning, contain:?ig
I forty-five (45) acres, more or
less.
January 14, 1930.
'I RALEIGH SAVINGS BANK &
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee in
Bankruptcy for Austin - Stephe n son
Company, Mortgagee.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Assignee.
SMITH & JOYNER, Attorneys.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
NORTH CAROLINA,
JOHNSTON COUNTY.
By virtue of the powers con
tained in a certain mortgage deed
executed on the 1 day of J mu
ary J920, by Ransom Holder and
wife, Delia Holder, and duly re
corded in the Registry of Johnston
county, in Book HO, page 00 ami
the terms and conditions of said
mortgage deed not having beer
complied with the undersigned
mortgagee will on Monday the c
day of February, 1930 at 12 o'clock
M at the courthouse door in the
town of Smithfield, sell for cash
i to the highest bidder, the follow
ling described tract of land:
j That certain tract of land ly
ing and being in Johnston county
State of North Carolina, ir
j O’Neals -township, and begins at t
(stake in Zeb Holder’s line ant
runs S 85 E 3066 feet to a stakes
being the comer of lot No. 6,
and1 contains 10.19 acres sold to
Zeb Holder. And Ijot No. 6 in
the C. C. Creech division, con
taining 76.6 acres, and being the
same tract of land conveyed to
Ransom Holder by T. R. Atkinson
by deed which Is duly recorded in
the Registry of Johnston county,
and the description therein is
made a part of this description.
T. R. ATKINSON, Mortgagee.
By ABELL-& SHEPARD, A ttys.
j The undersigned having quali
fied a.s administrator on the es
tate of Lewis Hill, deceased, here
by notifies all persons having
claims against said estate to pre
I sent the same to me duly verified
I on or before the 24 day of Janu
lary, 1931, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery;
and all persons indebted to said
I estate will make immediate
This 23 day of January, 1930.
C. T. HILL, Admr.
! This 4 day of January, 1930.
NOTICE
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