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THE ROANOKE BEACON
to pass a little of it on for the
benefit of the community, even
though he never expects to see
a dollar of his contribution back.
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C. V. W. AUSBON Editori and PublUheri c. S. AUSBON
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
New Canaan (Conn.) Advertiser.
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Plymouth, N. G, Friday, March 2, 1917.
WELCOM E!
Welcome is the greeting we
extend to all who shall take part
in carrying out the program
of the County Commence
ment, as well as to those
who shall gathe hero on the 20
th day of March to see this pro
gram executed. This simple mes
sage is the united voice of the
people of Plymouth whose guests
you shall be on this occasion.
We bid you come with a heart
full cf love and best wishes for
the cause of Higher and better
Education for the children of our
County. Leave behind any little
troubles that you may have a
gainst school or teachers. Let
a.H meet on this day as ONE
Common people determined to
get all the good we can out of it.
This event means much to the
future of our children, and to us.
Let every school strive to win
first prize. Let everybody come.
MAN'S DUTY TO HIS COMMUNITY.
The man who makes money in
a community has a duty to per
form to that community. It may
be that he has made his money
by his superior business ability,
and that he would have done as
well anywhere. That does not
alter the case. If his gifts are
great his responsibility equally
as great. No man was placed on
earta for the sole purpose of
making money, and the man
who has this as his ideal had
better never have been born. It
is not an act of charity, but the
performance of a simple duty,
for the man who has made money
You covet, for your child, the highest form of mental
training that is good.
What a?s you doing
towards his econo nf l
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
By virtue of a power vested in me by
a certain mortgage executed to me, the
undersigned, by S. P. Woodiey June
5th, 1914, and recorded in Book a:),
page 51!!!, Register of Deeds office, I
wili expose to public sale at the Court
House door in Plymouth, Washington
Countv, North Carolina, at 12 o'clock,
noon, oil Monday. March 20th, 11)17 to
the highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described real and personal propel -
"Lying ?nd being ia Washington
Countv, 'North Caroliua and known as
the IdvU u ilcle Tract of land which was
owned bv the late J. J. Woodiey com
posed oft wo tracts beginning in Joseph
Allen's southwest corner, thence run
Ding south to .lames Furlough's patent
lints thence along said Furlough's line
south SO degrees west to Joseph Phelps
new land patent line, thence along snid
Phelps' line south 70 degrees west to
the southwest corner of tract willed to
J. J. Woodiey by his FatherS. P. Wood--i'-,'s:iii
corner being to the wi"-t of
K'oila Clifton's in S. P.' Wood ley's ditch
or d:iin near newjand road, 1 lenee north
along. 'aid ditch or dam so tar as a line
drawn from Scupienu.ng River at a
point to the noithoiFiro Islnnd and
runninir south 70 degrees w est .shall in
tersect thence- along said line running
from river so far as a" hie south course
shall strike the northwest comer of
tract deeded to J. J. Woodiey by his fa
ther S. 1. Woodiey, thence east along
I.J. Woodley's north line to Joseph Al
len's port h west corner, thence south
wardly along said Ain u ei ime w t-n.iie.
to the' first station, containing 450 acres
more or less.
"Also six mules described in a chat
tel mortgage from S P. Woodlev to W.
T. Ph.djiV d'uled the 20th. May of May
I'.iPl recorded in bookc:s pane 111."
This the 22 dnv of Febv. 1917.
W. T. Phki-1-s,
it r,.o Mortgagee.
'oh. Vance Norman, Atty.
The Moot Complete Shipment of
OOP TV"T ZA
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Price you desire
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business training in finan
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of a Bank Account and
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who has made numerous vi
ser.tative of the A. K. Haw
Ga., will he with us again
FRIDAY and M An
SATURDAY lViAlY
and at regular intervals therea
fit plashes. Dr. Smith is one
ienced and proficient Eve Sneri
and will give you the hest of sen
glasses in anv style you may wii
prices. Examination free, and all
teed hy us.
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as the repre-
of Atlanta,
9-10
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lost exper-
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nd furnish
It moderate
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averi brt
The following are among those who have been
treated by this specialist, and express themselves
as being perfectly satisfied. Ask them.
E. REID, L. S. LANDING, F. J. KNIGHT
V. W. AUSBON, P. W. BRINKLEY. F.R.
JUHNoTUN, C.J. NORMAN L P. WALK
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
I3v virtue of a power vested in
me in a certain mortgage execut
ed by S, P. Woodiey Feb. ID l'14
to me, the undei signed, 1 wilier-
pose to public sale at the oourt
louse door in riymoutn, wasn-
ington County, North Carolina,
at 12 o'clock noon on ivionday,
March, 26, 1917, to the highest
bidder for cash the iollowing de
scribed personal and real prop-
prt v -
arcel of land
lying and being in the County of
Washington and state ot JNortn
Carolina and known and desig
nated First Tract, the Dover
Tract of land containing 2UU
acres more or less and bounded
no rllrm7o- Rporimiincr at. a nine
to luuv uui cr ' x v'
Martha A. Phe ds' northwest
corner an d the northeast corner
of the Long Ridge tract, thence
running south 50 degrees east
220 poles along Martha A. and
W. T. Phelps' west line to a gum
on Seimnernone Kiver. VV. 1.
Phelns' southwest corner, thence
south 71 degrees west 160 poles
to a gum, thence norm ou de
PTpes west 180 Doles to the E. T
Phelps northwest corner, thence
north 64 degrees 164 poles to tne
first station:
"Second tract the 1-6 undivid
ed interest in the four lnousand
Arre Tract, described in a -deed
VV H HnrHison and W. J
Starr, Administrators of the late
J. J. Woodiey to S. f- woodiey.
"Also six mules described in a
phriJ-tHl innrtoao-e from said b. r.
Woodiey to W. T. Phelps dated
t.h20t.h rlavof May. 1913."
The mortgage empowering me
to sell the above property is re
corded iu Book 59 page 492 m
the office of Register ot Deeds o:
Washington County, North Car
ohna.
This 22 day Feb. 1915.
W. T. Phelps,
Mortgagee
Zfcb. Vance Norman, Atty; 4t2-;i
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Bank just as a place to deposit your money, although of
course we are glad to have you keep as large a balance with
us as is possible.
It is our desire to render our patrons every service and
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ter service than ever before in the handling of your account.
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A neatly printed statement made out on the Burroughs goes
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and deposits and gives the balance of your account to date, tak
ing place of the tedious and unsatisfactory plan of calling in and
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Pursuant to the power'vcsled in me
as Administratrix ot U. .J. hwain, uu
,...ni.,w4 )i fh.it crrtnitl niortfafC CXO
. i him l,v T. S I.:imb and Hostel
Lamb, his wile, dated Tebruary 2th,
1912 and recorded in Bonk f0, page
5.t(i I will on the :51st day ot JViaren,
1'J17, sf '-J at public Jauetion to the high
est bidder for cash at the Court House
door at I'h mouth, North Carolina, all
the interest'of the mortgagors in the
lands conveyed in said mortgage and
bounded and 'described as follows:
Situated in Stuppernong township,
bennninf at a beech on the swa-op
side of "Nehemiah Ivorman's , corner,
thence northwardly alu.no; ms line to
the Main Road into Alvah Davenport's
line ; thence along said Ij enport's
li.ie to the Main Swamp ; v" west
wards along the swan poplar
tree, a corner ; thencf dJw"g a
line of marked tress 'to u7i:n. a ccat-
nfr uf the swamo : thence eastward!
nlono- the swamp to the swamp to thi
first station, containing 2(J acres more
fit
This the 2Sth day of February, 1'JlT
Sarah .1. .iw.un, Adra x.
l'er N. If: Swain, Agent.
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