Rap 3: l
rhe Co Vditton of
The Peoples Bank
CCreswell^N. C. at the dose
of business April, 3rd,; 1923,
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts 175,543 98
Overdrafts secured 190.61*
Overdrafts unsecured , 388.30 j
All other Stocks. Bonds
and Mortgages 3,200.00
Banking Houses 2,992.12
furniture and Fixtures 3.947 73
Cash in vault and net amount
Due from Banks, Bankers
and Trust Companies 22,647.29
Cash Itims held over 24
hous 698 46
209,608.49
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in 10,000 00
Undivided Broths, less current
expenses and iaxes paid 1,466.55
Xh'Mdens Unpaid 24.00
Deposits subject to check
55,127.82
Cashier’s Checks outstand
ing 1,103 56
Certified Checks 1,000.00
Time Certificates of Depos
its, due on or a tier .30
days 93,965.00
Savings Deposits 46,921 56
Total 209,608.49.
State of North Carotin County
of Washington April 12th 1923.
I, J. C. GATUN, Cashier
of the above named Bank, do
solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief,
J. U. GATLIN, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to be
fore me this 12 day of April 1923.
K. j. spruillT
Notary Public.
.Correct—Attest:
H. G. WHLKER
J. W STARK
ALFRED ALEXANDER
Directors
NOTICE OF SALE
.Under and by vitureof the authority
(Contained in a certBin mortgage exe
cuted by A. H. Skubic and wife, Soph
ia M. Saubic of Beaufort County to N.
H. Harrison Jr. of Washington enmity,
both parties of the state ot North Caro
lina. dated November 1921 and filed
for registertion November 22nd, 1921
and registered in Book 83, Page 311,
the mortgagee will,offer for. sale the
land Herein below described' for the*
non compliance of said notes herein
set forth to the highest bidder at the
courthouse door, Plymouth, North
Carolina, for cash, May 7th. 1923, 12 o’
-clock, noon, the following described
tract of land, to wit:
Beginning at the intersection of the
-center of Canal No. 9 of said Alber-.
marie Drainage District with tiie wes
tern Boundary line of the said ‘‘Ar
nold Tract”, and running thence with
the said western boundary line N. 14
degrees 45 min E,Mft. 10 in; thence,:
.N. 8 deg, 271 ft. 9in: thence N. 19 deg.
.30 min. E. 710 ft 2 in,; N. a deg 45 mini
W. 3'>f ft. 3 in: thence, N. 10 deg 4.
dpn. B 138 ft 10 in thence, S. 74 E^l^
ft’. 0 in; thence N. 10 deg. 45 min. E"
100S ft. S in.: S. 88 deg 52 min. F. .">00
•-ft. to the center of Banal Fo. 10 of said
Albamarle Drrinage District: thence,
with the said Canal S, 48 deg. 34 min.
E. 702 ft. 7 i i; thence S. 41 deg. 2(i min*'
W- 2625 ft. to the center of the afore
said Canal Number 9; thence N 48 deg
34 W. 125 to the tos-’inning; containing
45 acres more of' lees. It being the
same land this day sold to the parties
‘he first part by N. H. Harrison Jr. and
wife, and this mortgage is given to se
cure the remainder of purchase money
This April 7th 192A
N. H. Harrison,
Mortgagee
.Horace V. Austin, Atty.
Notice fo Sale.
Under and by virtue of a pow>r of
sale vested in me undersigned by the
terms of a certain mortgage executed
iid the 7th of April, 1919, by Uonie
.i hnsou an l wi‘e to Ayers Weed^,
and registered in Book 67 page 5~>0,
Washington County. N. C., the under
signed mortgagees will expose at pub
lic sale at tbecourt house dt or in Wash
'ingt n County, N. C .to the highest
bidder for cash omthe 11th day of May,
1923, at I2a00 noun the following real
estate:
Being place where 1 | Banie John
son | n w live same deeded tome by
A. O. Gaylord adjoining the land of
ahn Ransom and others, containing
( acres, more or less, for full futher
jescription se^ Book 49 page III.
This the 10th da of April, 1923.
Ayers & Weede. mortgagees,
United Commercial Bank, Assignee.
Notice of Sale.
Under and by vitue of a power of sale
\ested in the undersigned mortgagee
by the terms of a mortgage executed
by J. H. f) mshee & Wife to the VVash
. mgton County Bank, oo the 16th day
. of December. 1921 and registered in
Book 77 Page 244 Washington County,
N.rth Carolina, The said mortgagee
will exoote topubli: sale to the highest
bidder for cash, at the farm formerly
owned and occupied by W. A. Kearnev,
i ying and being at Wenona, an B. Can
alcn the lOtii day of May, 1923, at 12:C0
no n, the following chattels;
.One horse named ’’Shugar” one
mare named ’’Net”, and increase, eig
hteen head of cattle and their increase,
- 'tiis bei *g all the cattle uow owned by
said ‘>uoshee
This the 9th dav of Aoril 1923,
Whingon County Rank, mortgagee
:Br Z.V\rNorman, Atty.,
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
United Commercial Bank |
AT PLYMOUTH, IN THE STATE OF N. C., AT T;}E CLOSE j,
OF BUSINESS AP.RJL, 3, J923
Resources:
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS
$568,229.40
DEMAND LOANS. 3,702.65
OVERDRAFTS SECURED ------ 2,202.44
OVERDRAFTS UNSECURED. 609.02
UNITED STATES BONDS & LIBERTY BONDS 300.00
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS - .5,113.61
BANKING HOUSES - - - * - - 7,044.29.
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES 6,280.80
ALL OTHER REAL ESTATE OWNED - - ,1,800.00
CASH IN VAULT AND NET AMOUNTS DUE FROM
BANKS. BANKERS & TRUST COMPANIES 64,000.82
CASH ITEMS HELD OVER 21 HOURS - - - 803.04
CHECK-S FOR CLEARING. 6,561.91
EXPENSE ACCOUNT - • - - 2,*19.87
TOTAL
$$£4,597.35
Liabilities:
CAPITAL STOCK - - - - $70,000.00
SURPLUS FUND.- • -15,588 06
DIVIDENDS UNPAID. 24.00 I
FROM WAR FINANCE CORPORATION -88,850.00 I
BILLS PAYABLE.IQOjOOO.Co !
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK - ,199,784 »1
*>EMAND CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT - - 2$,U4.!2 i
SAVINGS DEPOSITS. ,159,001.88
CASHIER’S CHECKS OUTSTANDING- - 7,284.0.1
CERTIFIED CHECKS. ;1,001.02
TIME CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS, DUE
ON 0,R AFTERS0 DAYS - - J59,00!.f;3 ■
$664,597.35
TOTAL
.State of North Carolina, County of Washington,
April. 16. 1923.
1, W. B. Cox, Cashier, of the.above-named bank,
do solemnly swear that the above statment is .true
to. the best of my knowledge and Jt>elief.
W. B. COX, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn
do before me, this 16th
.day of April. 1923.
DOROTHY L
Notary Tublic. >
CORRECT—ATTEST:
L. S. LANDING
A. B. LITCHFIELD
P. W. BRINKLEY
DIRECTORS
will not increase prices
until May 1st
Firestone Prices on Fabric and Cord Passenger
Car Tires and Tubes, also Solid and Pneumatic
Truck Tires Will Advance May 1st
The postponement of this price revision
is possible only because of our realization
of the price danger in the British Crude
Rubber Restriction Act which became
effective November 1, 1922. We were
fortunate in our rubber purchases before
the Restriction Act increased the price o'
crude rubber 160%.
We have always endeavored to cham
pion the cause of better made tires de
livered at lowest cost to the tire user by
economic manufacturing and distribu
tion. And we are glad of the opportun
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Firestone Cord6 embody certain special
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blending, tempering, air-bag cure and
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Firestone Dealers are co-operating
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Notice of Sale.
Pursuant to a decree of^ the Super
ior Court of Washington Coenty iu an
action entitled "John h.. K P
ber Company vs Joe NoWaiah and
others”the undersigned Commissioner
will on . «.» **» >«*• *> 2 »
clock noon.ioffer tor sale and sell to
public auction tor cash, that/ti act ot
.and situate in Wa hmRton County,
State of North Carolina, and in t..e
town of Roper, which is particularly
describep as follows, to-wit:
’’beginning at an iron makea on the
edge of the Main Street through Ro
per, being the road leading item 1 ly
mouth to Columbia. 70 ft. from the cen
ter of the track of the Norfolk bouth
ern Railroap Company; and
thence parallel to the center hue of
Norfolk Southern Railroad Company
Southwestwardly.71 ft. to an iron mak
er; thence at ngfl'.aegles to said cen
ter line of said railroad Northeaslwai -
alyiJoft. t" the line ot the CMoiep
Church lot; thence with the line ot said
Colored Church lot paiallel to the cen
ter line of said railroad, NorthwestAvai -
dly 71 feet, to edge of the aforesaid
road; theme with the said road, at
right angeles to the said railroad J.» ft.
to the point ol beginning; containing
k48j a^uare feeet, mote or less
Said sale v. ill be made subject to
corffirrriation. by the Clerk of the Supe
rior Court ot Washington County.
Terms of sale Cash, piace Court heu. e
door Plymouth
This the 19th day ot April, 1923.
W. li. rtjumau Jr., COMMlsSlUhbR
Notice of Sale.
Under and by virlure of authority
.contained hi a Mortgaga Heed
ted on the 7th day of Jauuary; 1922
bX Geo. 5>ta[ty and M. F. Staley to *»
B. Bateman, registered ia J5ooK ,o,
page ibd, kegisterter of Heeds office
Washiugtoj Countk, N. C,, the,under
signed will sen for cash to the hignest
bidded ut 12 o'clock, ivl., at tno Goui
House door in Plymouth, N. G.. on
Monday, May 14th, 1923, the loliowing
described piece or parcel of land lying
and being in Skiunersville l ownship
Washington Couuty, he puning jn M,
A. Phelps’ corner; thence NorthwardlA
to W. M. Staley’s line; liastwardly a
lon« said Staley’s line to J. R- Gaboon
heirs and T. E. Staley’s line;theuce
Southwardly along said Cahoon and
Sialey’s line to the Moin Road, M A.
Phelps’ line; thence Northwardly a
long said l'helqs’ hue 40 yds; thence
Westwsrply 20 yds. to Phelps’ corner,
th' beginning, containing 20 acres!
moore or less.
.This April llth„l323.
J. B. Bateman,
Mortgagee
Dr. D. B. Mizelle
DENTAL SURGEON
in Plymouth every day ex
cept Monday prepared to
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