Tuesday, December 16, 1930.
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Entertainment*
Weddin*.
Ptncub
In Rocky Mount Today
Mrs. Z. T. Piephoff and Mrs. F.
M. Manning spent today in Rocky
Mount.
In Wilson Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Manning,
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Muse, Mrs. A. R.
Dunning attended a Christmas Can
tata in Wilson Sunday.
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Father, husbanu, ....
sweetheart, brother, or \ L*z
growing son. For each \ L \
of these there is a %
Gruen Guild Watch,
that would make just Wl
the gift you are seeking. Bufl
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has is now no longer ' JM
suited to him. It may '-ial
' be either old-fashioned
or inconsistent with his 4
increased prosperity.
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Society & Personals
MRS. MARION RAMSEY, Editor
Spends Week-End tierc
Miss Eva Peel of the Roberson
ville High School faculty spent the
week end here.
j Visit in Norfolk
Mrs. YV. C. Manning Jr., Mrs. G.
H. Harrison Misses Velma Harrison
and Esther Catling were in Norfolk
last Saturday.
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I'm* in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Everett
spent last Saturday in Norfolk.
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j Spend Sunday in Goldsboro
[ Miss Lyda Cook and Mr. Hugh
VVyatt were in Goldsboro Sunday.
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In Goldsboro Sunday
Mr. Lawrence Thornton spent;
Sunday in Goldsboro.
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Leave for Charleston
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hardison left
ytsterday for Charleston, S. C. where
they will visit Mrs. Hardison's bro
ther Herl>ert Peel and Mrs. Peel for
a few days.
Visits Friends Here
Rev. C. A. Upchurch of Raleigh
visited friends here yesterday:
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Spend Week-End Here
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Misses Katherine Harding, Mild
dred Mac Millan and Margaret Elli
son of Washington spent the week
end with Miss Jennie Swanna Moore.
Home for the Holidays
Miss Tillie Perry who has been in
an Art school at Washington City
arrived last week to spend the holi
days with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ben F. Perry.
Here From Robersonville
Mr. and Mrs. M. Gorvine of Ro
bersonville spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Margolis.
Spend Sunday in Greenville
Mrs. C. I). Carstarpher, Mrs. B.
S. Courtney spent Sunday in Green
ville.
hi Raleigh Sunday
Messrs. Durant Keel and Red
Hancock spent Sunday in Raleigh.
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Here From Windsor
"Brother'' Rhea of Windsor visit
led friends here Sunday.
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Visitor Here Yesterday
Ben Worselyxtf Oak City was here
yesterday. •
Visitor in Town
Mr. Henry D. Peel of Cross Roads
was in town yesterday.
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Hire From Plymouth
Mr. Paul Brinkley of Plymouth
was in town Monday on business.
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Visitor Here Yesterday
Mr. I). R. Everett, Cashier of the
Bunk of Robersonville was a visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Sawyer Here Monday
Mrs, J. C. Sawyer of Windsor visit
ed friends and shopped in Williams
ton Monday.
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Visitor Here Yesterday
Mr. S. V. Sills, of Oak City was
a business visitor here yesterday.
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Visits Relatives Here *
Mr. J. M. Waters, of Wilson, was
a visitor here yesterday.
j From Robersonville
Mr, J. E. Manning visited rela
tives here during the past week-end.
NOTICE OF SALE
By. virtue o{ a decree of the Superior
Court of Martin County in an action
there pending entitled "Atlantic Joint
Stock Bank vs J. D. Leggett,
Willie W. Leggett, et al," the under-;
signed Commissioner will, on Thurs
day, January IS, 1931, at twelve o'-
clock noon, offer for sale and sell at
public auction for cash to the highest
bidder at the Court House door in
Martin County the following described
land, to-wit:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a
gum in the Mill Race; thence up the
branch N 67 degrees W 21 poles;
thence N 45 1-4 W 30 poles;
I thence North 21 1-4 W. 12.68 poles;
| thence N .1 degrees E 11.4 poles;
I thence N 27 degrees W 7 poles; thence
N 61 1-4 degrees W. 9)6 poles; thence
|N' 75 3-4 degrees W 22 poles; thence
IN 85 degrees 10 minutes W 28.24
\ poles; thence N 3-4 degrees E 46.8
jpoles to a stump; thence S 75 degrees|
|E 25 poles; thence N 84 1-4 degrees E
il4 poles; thence N 81 1-2 degrees "E
! 12.4 poles to i sweet gum; thence N|
j 18 degrees K 35 1-2 poles to a stake;
thfnce N 88 1-2 poles to a stake on
the Hamilton and Washington Road;
thence a Southerly direction
Hamliton and Washington Road to
the bend of the tame; thence S 43 1-2
degrees E 17.88 poles; thence S 45 1-4
degrees VV 6.4 poles; thence S 12 1-4
degrees E 9 poles; thence S 67 1-2 de
gt-es E. 6 poles to the Mill Race;
thence along the Mill Race to the be
ginning, of E. D. Roberson and J.
VVhitaker, on the East by the lands of
IYVVW. Leggett and Hamilton-Wash
ington Road; on the South by the
lands of W. H. Leggett and the Eureka
{Lumber Company; on the West by
ithe lands of Eureka Lumber Company.
| SECOND TRACT: Beginning at a
post on the Horie Pen Swamp; thence
]N 82 3-4 degrees E 63.72 poles to a
stake; thence-N 7 1-4 degrees W 48
poles to a stake; thence S 82 3-4 d£-
Sree» W 79.72 poles to a post; thence.
9 degree* E 8 pole»; thence S 24 3-4
THE ENTERP Rj§ B
degrees E 8.4 poles; thence S 33 de
! grees E 13.6 poles; thence S 12 1-4,'
degrees E 12 poles; thence S 37 de-/
grees E IS poles to the beginning, con
taining 22 1-2 acres, more or less, J
bounded on the North by the lands of
C. D. Leggett and Bettie Fulford, on
the East by the lands of H. W. Leg
•gett, on the South by the lands of B. j
VV. Leggett; on the West by the lands !
of VV. T. Roberson.
The above two tracts of land being *
the land that was allotted to J I).
Leggett in the division of the lands
iof his father, Jeremiah Leggett, and
! fully set out in proceedings entitled
| "AV. VV. Leggett, et al, vs J. D. Leg- 1
gett," and recorded in Book of Orders ■
and Decrees 6. pages 525 et seq, Of- i
ifice of the Clerk of the Superior I
Court of Martin County,
j Said lands are the same described s
| in a mortgage to Atlantic Joint Stock (
We Are Prepared jTo Meet The Demands
Of Our Depositors
Financial Statement of the
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Bank of Robersdnville
Robersonville,
At the Close of Business December 13, 19^0
■ - • • RESOURCES:
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS J $225,492.88
LIBERTY, STATE BONDS AND. STOCKS / 100,200.00
TRADE ACCEPTANCES 41,557.19
BANKING HOUSE AND FIXTURES 27,000.00
CASH ON HAND AND DUE FROM BANKS 104i.076.14
. CHECKS FOR CLEARING 5,760.83
TOTAL . ' ' . 504,087.04
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LIABILITIES; '
' - ■ CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN ■- ■ * $ 42,000.00
SURPLUS FUND 26.000.06'
UNDIVIDED PROFITS, NET 5,667.00
DEPOSITS 375,420.04
BONDS DEPOSITED , 55,000.00
TOTAL ' 504,087.04
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WE FEEL PROUD OF THE ABOVE STATEMENT AFTER THE FAILURE
OF SEVERAL BANKS IN EASTERN CAROLINA.
WE ASSURE YOU THIS IS A SAFE PLACE TO DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
AND WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION FOR YOUR BUSINESS ON
SOUND BANKING PRINCIPLES.
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Bank of Robersonville
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Safe - Sound - Conservative
State - County - Municipal - Depository
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J. H. ROBERSON, Jr. President R. A. BAILEY Vice President
D.R.EVERETT Cashier R.L.SMITH. Vice President
LINA G. TAYLOR Bookeeper H. S. ROBERSON . Bookeeper
WILLIAMS! OfN
Land Bank, which mortgage is dated
, Fcbruray 16, 1923, and of record in the
i Office of the Register of Deeds of
Martin County in Book-02, page 105.
j This the 12th day of December, 1
1930.
W. B. RODMAN JR..
D-16-4t Commissioner. |
NOTICE OF SALE I
By virtue of a deed of trust execut-'
'ed to me by David James and wife,
Sophie James, of Martin County, N.
C., dkted July Bth, 1930, and of pub
lic record in the office of the register
of deeds for said Martin County in
book E-3, page 44, and at the request
of the holder of the notes of indebted-:
ntss thereby secured, default having
been made in the payment thereof, I
will, on Monday, January sth, 1931,
at 12 o'clock noon at the courthouse
-illlQIL'"- Martin County, "ffer for sale
at public auction the property describ
ed in said deed of trust, as follows,
to wit: .
Bounded on the west by the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad; on the north
and east by the Dailey road; on the
south by the lands of Charlie James
and Sam Moore, containing five (5) 1
acres, more or less.
A deposit of 10 per cent of the a
mount bid will be required of the pur
chaser at the time of the sale.
Phis notice dated and posted this
sth dav of Decern be'r, 1930.
VV. H. CO BURN,
(19 4tw Trustee.
NOTICE
Under and by virtue of the author- i
ity and power of sale conferred upon
me in that certain deed of trust ex-1
ecuted to me as trustee on the kith
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and wife, Alice Lee, which deed of
| Trust is duly recorded in Book Y-2,
at page 451 of the Martin County
Registry. The indebtedness secured
iby said deed of trust not having been
paid and at the request of the nolder
iof said note, I will offer for sale at
public auction for cash at the court
house door of Martin County at 12
Yf. on Monday, the sth day of Jan
uary, 1931, the following described
land, to-wit:
Bounded on the west side by the
Levy Jones land, on the south by'
Henry Gibson land, on the east by
Preston Powell and on the north by
tho main road, called the Jone9 road
ant! containing 66 2-3 acres, more or
less. It being the same land said
Ri nuilus and Alice live on.
.This sth dav of December, 1930,
MILTON J. MO YE,