LILNTONVTLLF. Route 1. .Mar.
6.—The jventhfr has made con
siderable change for the last lew
days. Surely Mr. "Ground Hoy"
knows his onions.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Massengill.
of Mill Creek section, were visi
tors at Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lam
bert's Sunday.
Mr. Tom Rose, of Penfielri. Pi.,
is visiting friends and relatives in
our section.
Mr. W. J. Hill had I,he misfor
tune to yet his barn and stables
burned Sunday morning. He lost,
about 100 bales of hay and about
35 barrels of corn. His mules were
badly burned. Mr." Hill had no
Insurance on the barn.
Mr, and’ Mrs. Frank Hose-, of
Gojdsboro. were visitors at Mr.
and Mrs. G., F. Seymour’s Sun
day.
Miss Sadie Mozingo spent last,
week visiting reLi Lives at Brog
fien.
Mr. Tom Itpse and Mrs. G. F.
Seymour spent Monday with
Mfs. Walier Adams of Dobbsvilie.
Mr. Gumie Hood was a visitor
at St an ton sburg Sunday.
Mr. and' Mrs. Herbert Minion
• • • all smiles —it’s a boy.
Mr. Mullie Pennington killed
hogs ?vIo?nl;.y Mr. Pennington has
killed some fin*- porkers this
v. j nt e r.
The club met a! Mrs. O. F.
Seymour’s last, Thursday to do
some demonstration work.
The county show, was held at
OranthamV last ‘Saturday night
and .some very interesting pic
tures on 4-H club work were
shown.
Miss Christine Aswell spent
Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs, FmmiH Lynch near Snow
Hill.
• Several from our community
attended the funeral of Mr.
Leonard Hollowell near Mount
Olive Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs, James Bordeaux,
of Mount'Olive, were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Best on
Sunday.
CORBETT HATCHER
SELMA. Route 1. March 6.—Mr.
and Mrs, G. J. Sullivan and .son.
G. J. Jr., of Mount Olive, spent
last we^k end here - with • their
parents. Mr. and Mis. J. Tv. Sul
livan.
Miss Catherine James spent the
week (fid et her • homo mar
Bethel.
Mr. and - Mrs. Jim Price and
family visited relat ives . in Wii
aon GuncUy.afternoon,
Mrs. R. L. Fitzgerald uj.«!
daughter, Janie Belle, and Mr
Thomas Edwin and Alton Fitz
gerald.- of Line Level: were vi- i •
lors here Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. I). T. Batl.-y
and family spent Sunday with
idatives at Thanksgiving.
Misses Nome Johnson Me
Gefuhy and Mrs. J. It. Sulliv-.m
• hopped in Smith field Saturday.
Mr. and. Mrs. \V. B. Parker
and family, of Tarooro. spent
Sunday here with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Parker.
Misses Bertha Uatelur and
Mamie Bailey attended sev/.c
at the Preshytei ian chutch m
Selma Sunday night.
Preaching services at Fair
view Sunday evening a l 7:15
o'clock. Everybody is cordially
invited. Sunday school at ten
o'clock a. m. and Junior C. E.
at p. jn.
SMTTHFIELD. Route 1. March
10.—Miss Louise Biz/dl. o' Dur
ham. spent the week end with
Miss Inez Barhoin.
Mr. and Mrs. A N. Johnson
and children and Mrs. Sallie
Johnson of near the county home
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. J. W, Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L*. Laughter,
of the Smith .section, visited in
our community Sunday evening.
Mi*, and Mrs. J. R. Janes and
children spent Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Johnson
Messrs. Aaron Green and Wade
Johnson of the Little Creek see
the visited friends here Friday
night-.
Mr and Mrs. L D Pierce and
family, of Clayton, spent Monday
fi' the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Adams
Messrs. Jesse C. Barbour and
J. W. Adams went to Smitlifield
Tuesday on business.
Mr. L. P. 3. Lee. of near Four
Oaks, is visiting ins daughter,
Mrs. J. P. Jones.
Mr. G. F. Bizzell and daugh
ter. Marvel, of near Willow'
Springs, spent a short while in
‘our midst leceruly.
Miss Leone Adams was cailyd
home Wednesday from a visit to
her aunt on the account of the
death of her aranimother. Mrs.
J. T. McLeod, whf died Tuesday
night near Willow Springs.
Mr. Carl Phillips wrent to
Smith field Saturday afternoon.
HEPZIBAH
PHTNCr’TO J Rouse 1 March
10.—Mi Rot ert Peedin, of Ral.
eigh, spent the week end at
home.
Mins Thelma Braswell spent the
week end with Miss Ethel Bras
well of the Royall school section, j
Mr Albert Woodard, of near I
Progress. spent the week end In1
this secuqh with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Starling
and little daughter, of Royall,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.]
vK .Iffr?i• • Vr ecn
Cre.-vh A’lioo! '•ovtiof, .spent 1;:'
Thursday r-i^lA with his istrr.
Mrs. Wi 1 Lie* Thompson.
Mr. Jimmie Woodarti and Lu
ther Starling 1 of l.h.* Corbelt
Hatcher .section were v isiiora in
thin vicinity .Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs.1 J. D: Thomas
and little son. L D. Jr., and Mr.
Frank Deans of Kenly spent last
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. .J. W.
Holloma n.
Mis;. Rosa Lee Holloman is
spending this week with her si>
’<•1. Mrs. I. D. Thomas oLK -niV
Rev. L. 1 . Godwin filled his
regular appointment at Htp/.ibah
Sunday afternoon. ; •
Among those who attended
church at Hepzibah, Sunday from
other communities were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry J. Daughtry of
Princeton; Mr. Lester Godwin of
Sardis, and• Mr, Noyman (uxtwin
ol Bethesda.
i SELMA. Home 1, March 10 —
Mr. and Mrs. Heflin Batten and
1 Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Driver.
I of near Wendell, vi&iteu Mr. and
Mrs. Luby Batten,
The friends of Mr. Vernon
’Hodge are pb.d to hear that he
i. slightly improving after b*inv
very ill with pneumonia for the
past two weeks.
Mr. Norman Creech, who for
the past five months has been
j making his home With his broth
er in Durham, is how" with" Mr.
Wiide Creech near Creech’s
church where he will farm this
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Luby Batten went
to Wendell Tuesday evening.
Friends of Miss Annie Bailey
surprised her last PYitiay night
with .a party. Many wuo pres
ent. on this delightful occasion.
Miss Alma Creech, ha*. lx$np **-11
with her arm from taking the
smallpox vacci-nat:*:pi -ft!at—•>
not able to a h on rT‘church" Sun
day.
Mr. C’.rover Bfarinari has re
turned to Ids home in Hopewell
Va.. aft►>r spending a few days
near Atkinson’;, mill.
We an- sorry to know that
Miss Leona Hodge is ill and un
able to attend school.
A iarge crowd attended serv
ice* at ’Creech's church Sunday
morning.
■Mi.- and Mrs. Luby Batten
shopped in Wilson Wednesday!
By MRS L C. FCTuFM
PINE LEVEL. March 7.— Mr.'
and ivLrs. "Edwin Creech, of I.aur
idlwirg, visited their parents'.1’ Mr.
and Mrs. C, E. Creech Sunday.
Mi Si. Rose Grantham spent the
past week and at her home? *ir
Smith field.
Miss Elina Lew ter and Miss
Mildred C reach spent Saturday
ir’ Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Strickland
spent Sunday with Mr. and Tvlrs.
L. S Thompson at Fitzgerald.
Mr.,. D. N. Holt and clPUreu
spent Friday afternoon m Child >
Mrs. W. H Strickland. \>i
Selina is spending several days
with her daughter, Mrs. Odis
Strickland
Miss: Minin- Evans, of Four
Oaks, spent the past, week with
her sistei. Mrs. S. Massengill.
Mrs. D. S. Brown and children
ispent Sunday with relatives m
Sunders Chapel section.
Miss Evelyn Hinnant. of Micro,
spent the week *-nd with Ruth
Sty ron.
| Master James Nobert White of
[stancil Chapel. spent the week
end with hus grandparent?;, Mr.
and Mrs. r. F. White.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Massey.’ of
Norfolk, Va., visited friends ’in
town Sunday.
Mr Elmer Brown, of Charlotte,
spent the week end at home.
The friends of Miss Thelma
Creech will learn with interest of
her marriage to Mr. R. R. Cole
of Raleigh last Saturday. The
marriage which was a very quiet
one war performed in Raleigh.
Miss Creech is the attractive
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Mi. Bob Randolph, of Raleigh,
was a caller in town Sunday.
Mr . a. F. Failed and Mrs.
Kd Boyette shopped in Raleigh
Saturday.
The Pine Level basketball
girls coached by Misses Mildred
fill vn 9f\mes arid only Idsirv"
! hrr :*. We certainly fec-l proud oi ,
our team and lh*j efficient work
of the coaches.
The faculty play given last -
Thursday evening was especially
enjoyed by aii present. This play
was coached by Mrs. George
Si rickland.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety is observing the week of
prayer for heme missions this
week. T met witn Mrs. A. Strick
land Monday afternoon at her
hc»me. A very good program was
Mrs. P. ( Price and little soil.
Blake, have re limit d home after
spending several days with rela
i ives in Lan.sciown, Pa -
Mrs. B. Godwin is spending
this week in Clayton with her
daugliter. Mrs. Jesse Austin.
Miss Sara Oliver, who has been
at horn** < sick for the past i
lew days, was able to resume her i
duties in Wilson’s Mills school on j
Monday.
•The .Just Two' club was en- i
fcrtaiie-d by Mrs. K C. Wood- j
ard this month her new home i
near town.
The home was artistically dec- j
• orated with pot plants. As the
iguest.. trrivi-d they were invited
in to the spacious living room
where special entertainment was .
furnish'd during the evening.:
The hostess then invited her i
guests into the living room where
delightiu! refreshments won- j
served. Those enjoying Mr;.!
Woodard s hospitality besides t'nei
club nrmlru.-: were lilt* Pi no |
J.eh( ol faculty.
Cl AY TO Vi. Flout" 3. Mfinh 7.—
Mr. and Mrs. Poley Poc/ie, of i
Sdma., visited friend-* in this sh-- I
tion Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Capps
visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Capps in the Sandy Ridge sec
don Sunday.
Miss Thelma Cox. of Smith-1
field, visited her aunt, Mr-'.. Bo - !
si: Gordon. Tuesday i
Messrs. Luther Godwin. Elbeii ;
Snipes, and IIulxiT Price, oi Bc
Lhesda, visited at the home of
Mr. H. Cr. Alle.n Sunday evening, i
Mr. Tliel Allen visited friends
i In SnuthXield Saturday evening. \
Mr. Turner of Raleigh, was a
justness visitor here Monday.
Mis:. Lottie Williams, of Sandy ;
Ridge, visiled Miss Ercell Medlin '
!-imday afternoon.
Rev. li. u. FaLreloth, of near'
-rnith field, visited Mr. and Mrs.!
Ham Medlin Sunday afternoon. 1
Mr. Battle .Stupes visited Mr.;
'ostph Wallace in the Bethesda j
• ot-ion Sunday.
Miss Nina Mae Kennedy, m i
r h »1 * Creek, spent ;he week end t
lure the guest of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Jones, of1
1 Clayton, were m our vicinity on ]
| Mr. and Mrs. Alt on Wood, of j
I Sandy Ridge, visited Mrs. Wood’s;
I mrenis. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bar
*iour Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hodge
I of near Clayton, were here Sun
jotoy.
; Mr and Mrs. Jim Jones and |
I children, of Clayton, v isited Mr.
'and Mrs. Will Parrish Sunday.
Mr. Ivan Carroll, oi Garner,
1 visited here recently.
Mrs. R. G. Aden and Sim Bat
ten made a business trip to
Smithfiild Tuesday afternoon.
We are sorry to announce that
Mrs. Cornelia Allen has be- n
conlined to her room for some
It is no disgrace to Lave the
itch but it is a disgrace to
keep it when you can get a
bottle of C. J. Lotion, the
guaranteed remedy for itch.
Creech’s Inc., Smithficld
Selma Drug Co„ Selma
E. V. Woodard, Selma
Godwin Drug Co. Pine Level
Aaron’s Pharmacy, Mt. Olive
Corner Store, Four Oaks
Vinson’s Drug Store
Palace Drug Store
Goldsboro
Peacock Drug Co., Benson
E. T. Thomas Co.. Erwin
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I BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
Wr - !-• ;v*li oou bo
M.\ l'aT'1 1 wOOIxtiy vi&it
cl near Beihcsda.
ounday school at Powhatan
very Sunday morning at. ten
•‘clock. Everybody invited to at
end.
Mr. Charlie Benson, or Clay
on. called here Sunday.
Rev. D. C. Johnson will
>reach at. Powhatan Freewill
baptist church Sunday morning,
tfarch 23. at eleven o’clock. Ev
erybody is cordially invited to
.Jtend.
BEN’SON. Romo 1. March ti. -
VIa and M'.s. Thadeus Barbour
;pent Saturday in Raleigh.
Mr. Jeptha Benson attended
"urt in Smkhfield Tuesday.
Mr. Sydney Barbour made a
uusines.-: trip to Raleigh last. Sa: •
.! relay.
Mi.s^ Minnie Wheeler spent the
.•'•e-S e nd in Four Oaks with Miss
Ruth Barbour.
Messrs. Harvey and Glen::
I'utL-r and Joe Biggs, of Fay
etteville. were visitors in nm
section Sunday.
Mr. Zeb Creech went to Dum
Iuescia,\.
Miss Mamie Capps visitec
friends near Selma Sunday.
Mrs. H. F. Glover of Selrm
spent last week with her dau m
nr. Mrs. .1. k. Capps.
‘Vic- Z. V. -Jn e h und im •
• I . - iw , «/;•!)( ?. :vpr-nf TUoSdj;
n Four Oak: with Mrs. CretvL
parun'j. Mo u’ici Mr.-. J. r. ai
Mr. and Mis. Charlie Steven
and Mrs. J. R. Cupps vUu
■ uds near Selma Sunday.
iviicn Je.plha Benson look ho
m'!]h daughter. Jcneii. who ho
U-«:r suffering: with a h<*acl t.rou
!>ie for the last few days to Di
Martin at Dunn for treatmen
last Tuesday.
Miss Mamie- Capps gave •
iv;jt.y Saturday night which w.r
1 n.ioyec' b\ a large number c.
.'• '.•trig folk:' in this section. Then
'voe several prf.sem '•from <»:*
s ommunitioe also.
Quite a number yf young folk:
uave Mr. and Mrs. Jeptha Ben
■ on and Mr. and Mrs. Z. V
Creech a storm party at tin
beme of Mr. Benson on Saturday
night.
Rv MRs. T. WOODARD
SELMA. March 10.—Mrs. N. P
Alexander, of Jamestown, spcnl
jasi. week end here with hei
mother, Mrs. J. R. Straughn whe
has been ill for three weeks, but
is somewhat improved at thi;
writing.
Mr. James Everette spent last
week end in Ayden with relatives
Me:;. F V. Woodard and chil
dren visited Mr. and Mrs. P. H
u.*i ru in Durham during the
.k end. Mr. Woodard joined
■ hem Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Humphrey, who
was quite ill last week, was able
to return to her school Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holliday,
have returned from a visit to
relatives in Jamesville.
Mrs. L. C. Pharo. of Norfolk,
Va.. who has been visiting Mrs.
A. J. Holliday, left Saturday for
a visit in Concord before return
ing to her home.
Miss Carrie Nicholson, of Bur
lington. arrived in the city Tues
day to visit Mrs. P. A. Holland
and Mrs. J. M. O'Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Woodard
:: .roivd i-o Wilson Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Adams has re
turned from Richmond. Va..
where she was called last week
on account of the serious illness
of her brother. At this time his
ondition is considered satisfac
tory.
Ai-sdames Carl and Paul Gard
ner, of Smithfield, were guests
f Mrs. P. A. Holland Sunday.
FOUR OAKS NEWS
FOUR OAKS, March 6.—Mrs.
Alice Adams spent the week end
with friends in Raleigh.
Mr. B. B. Adams spent Wed
nesday in Wilmington.
Mrs. W. P. Sanders, Mrs. Wil
liam Adams and B. I. Tart Jr.,
wrc:it to Raleigh Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. L. H. Weeks, Miss Lula
Page and son, Douglas, of Elm
City, spent last Tuesday with
their sister. Mrs. R. B. Strick
■and. They were accompanied
home by their mother. Mrs. Fred
Page, who spent several days here
with Mrs. Strickland. Mr. Vance
Page, who wras pitcher for the
Piedmont baseball league at Dur
ham last year, was sold to the
Pacific Coast League at Holly
wood, Cal. Mr. Page left Sunday
for Hollywood.
Mi*. Tom Patterson, of State
College, Raieigh. spent the week
with B. I. Tart Jr.
Mr.-. Macon Grey Williams and
Grey Jr . and Miss Holer
Eatts, of Richmond, Va„ Mrs
Neva Roy all and Miss Hortense
Batts of Smithfield, spent Fri
day here with Mrs. Joe Richard
son.
Mrs. J. W. Sanders spent Sun
day in Farm vile and Greenville
with her daughters, Mrs. Sterling
Gates and Miss Marvel Sanders
Mrs. Jeff Lassiter. Mrs. W. A
Massengill and Mrs. R. C. Can
ada v spent Thursday in Raleigh
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With Dr. O. N. Donn.ihoe ol' Asheville . pe •talist in the new
curative non-surgical treatment of varicose' veins and varicose
’tteers to hold a clinic for the examination and treatment of
Ihe.-n conditw at his office during the week of March 24th
through 29th. 19:50. Appointments are being made now. All
e: iminafions and treatments conducted privately. No charge
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Specialists to the best clientele among men and
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Mrs. J. H. Strickland spent
several days last week in Farm
ville with Mrs. Sterling Gates.
Mr. R. V. Page, of Rocky
Mount, visited Mr. and Mrs. R.
B. Strickland Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Lewis spent Satur
day in Raleigh with her sister.
Mrs. J. M. Woolard.
Mr. Horace Smith, of Newport
News. Va.. is visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Creech.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lewis spent
Sunday in Kenly with relatives,
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Shade
Lassiter will be glad to learn
that their little daughter. Mar
gie. who has been seriously ill ir
Rex Hospital, is slowly improv
ing.
Mr. Charles Creech, of Wilson
was in town for a short while
Wednesday.
; Mr. Lexie Barefoot, student a'
U. N. C.. Chapel Hill, spent th<
week end at home.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA.
JOHNSTON COUNTY.
Under and by virtue of I lie
power and authority conveyed
upon the undersigned in a cer
tain mortgage deed executed on
January J. 1026 by D. H. War
ren. iavoided in tile Registry of
Johnston county, in Book HU.
page 149 default, having been
made in tire payment ol the bond
thereby secured, the undersigned
will on Monday, April 7. 1930 at
11! o'clock noon at the court
house door in the town ot Smith -
field, offer for sale for cash to
the highest bidder that lot or
parcel of land in Selma township,
described as follows:
Beginning at a stake in the
building line of Anderson street
as extended in the town of Selma.
N. C.. at the comer of the Ethel
Cotton Mills lot and runs thence
S 36 West 140 feet to a slake
'on the edge of a '-’0 foot space
set apart for an alley
westerly along said al
parallel with Anderson
feet to a stake; thene
east HO feet to a st:r<
building line in said
street; thence easterly
street. 00 feet to the
point, and that identic:
ty this day conveyed j
Warren by Van Eason j
recorded in the RegU
Johnston county. This |
.deed is hereby executed!
livered for the purpos
curing a part of the
money of the above
premises.
This m™*-* - 1930.
VAN EASON. Mort
E. J. WELLONS. A
M. S. Burnette of Sea
con county sold 13,000
cabbage for $1 a h/undi
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