THE ROANOKE BEACON
And Washington County News
Published Every Friday in Plymouth, Washington
County, North Carolina
WALTER H. PARAMORE Managing Editor
The Roanoke Beacon was established in 1889
and consolidated with the Washington County
News in 1929.
.75
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Friday. August 31. 1934
Political Lines Being Smashed
8 8
Political lint'- are being smashed and their walls
are being torn down on many fronts.__
Two former Democratic candidates for President
have joined up with the main-line Republican poli
cies. while in California the Democrats have nomi
nated Upton Sinclair, an avowed enemy of the army
of organized crushing wealth and who stands a hun
dred per cent behind the Roosevelt principles, was
nominated for governor by a large majority. In the
same primary, the Democrats joined with the Repub
licans in the nomination of Hiram Johnson to suc
ceed himself as United States Senator.
If this country is ever saved for honest government
the South and West will have to do it, regardless of
whether we call ourselves Southern Democrats or
Western Republicans, or any other name that we may
elect. Such Democrats as Carter Glass and his ilk
will never give us a safe democracy.
We Are Still Suspicious
It may be that the Davis-Smith-Shouse-Raskob bloc
wrongfully surmised in their assumption that Glass,
Bailey. Byrd & Co. would be with them in their evi
dent intention to embarrass the President in his ef
forts to restore democracy, and that thev might count
on them to help hold the country in the hands and
under the domination of the gang that has almost
utterly crushed democracy and the liberty of the coun- |'
try with it.
At least they. with the old money gang, all squeal, i
and it is a strange thing that both sides think the
same thing about the Senators who have opposed
too many of the plans of the New Deal to be counted
friends f it. They are really counted as friends of
those fellows who would destroy the President and
the things he has done for the rank and file of the
folks. We are still suspicious.
The Right Direction
The courts seem to be working hand in hand and |
marching in the right direction. This week we have
seen the su;>erior court of a certain county send a
snide lawyer to the penitentiary for from five to seven
wars for conspiracy and from three to four years
for bribery.
The supreme court and bar association, after ex
amining 109 applicants for law license, found 03 of
them deficient in character of knowledge and refused
to permit them to go out as plundering ignoramouses
to stir up trouble and practice their fraud and graft
on an ignorant and gulliable public.
We already have too many people trying to live j
out of law. when in fact, they lack the knowledge and
the high appreciation of the real duty of the profes
sion.
Don't Be a Sucker
l
Greenville Rcjlectar.
Everybody is pleased with the high tobacco prices, [
but. as in the past, even good prices bring with them
a drawback to the community in the form of all kinds
of fakirs with get-rich-quick schemes who flock to the
tobacco belt looking for some easy money. The intel- j
ligence of our people .we believe, is up to the average, .
but it is a known fact that as a rule the American peo- !
pie are natural-born suckers when it comes to falling 1
for get-rich-quick schemes with the result that around j
a billion dollars a year goes to pay for the proverbial
gold bricks.
I
In view of this return of prosperity to our section, |
no doubt there will m on be an influx of slick-tongued j
salesmen and others with glowing tales of great profits
out of small investments and. as in the past, all the ,
purchasers will get in return for their money is a |
pretty stock certificate not worth the paper it is j
I printed on. We do not urge our folks to hoard their j
money or be miserly, we urge you to spend it for your
I needs and comfort, and if you desire to invest any
j surplus you may have we urge you to investigate care
| fully any proposition before you put your money into
I it.
OF COURSE
You were satisfied anywhere you sold your tobacco, but
3on’t you know that there is always one market BETTER THAN
THE REST—and one house better than the rest?
WHY DON’T YOU SELL YOUR NEXT LOAD AT
Roanoke'Dixie
Warehouse ^Villiam^lon, N. C.
OUR ENTIRE SALES
NEARLY ALL OF WHICH WERE FIRST PRIMINGS
Averaged $3012
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 29TH
BELOW ARE A FEW OF OUR SALES WEDNESDAY:
D. B. STALLINGS
32
164
48
244
34
49
38
$ 10.88
80.36
18.24
$109.48
Average $44.86
100
122
166
388
A. T. WHITLEY
34 $ 34.00
38 46.36
46 76 36
$156.72
Average $40.39
JOHN HOWARD
108
70
102
70
122
472
28
32
34
36
38
$ 30.24
22.40
34.68
25.20
46.36
$158.88
Average $33.66
M. E. GRIFFIN
156
238
76
470
35
38
45
$ 54.60
90.44
34.20
$179.21
Average $38.14
42
138
120
110
112
522
W. A. FLEMING
28 $ 11.76
33 45.54
36 43.20
40
43
44.00
48.16
$192.66
Average $36.91
WM. E. ROBERSON
100
140
132
68
64
504
24
35
37
45
48
$ 24.00
49.00
48.84
30.60
30.70
$183.16
Average $36.34
S. A. PERRY
(First Primings)
20
76
62
96
26
90
162
632
15
25
22'/2
32
37
45
48
3.00
19.00
13.95
30.72
46.62
40.50
77.76
$231.55
Average $36.64
J. C. GURKIN
(First Primings)
108 32 . $ 34.56
120 35 42.00
164 38 62.32
46 29 13.34
438 $152.22
Average $34.73
FIRST SALES—TUESDAY, SEPT 4TH—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH
SECOND SALES—MONDAY, SEPT. 3RD—THURSDAY, SEPT. 6TH
THIRD SALE—WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5TH
Your Friends,
Claude Griffin-Jimmie Taylor-Jule James
SALES MANAGERS WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
MRS. PEEL DIES
IN BEAR GRASS
Burial Last Wednesday In
Lees Mills Township
Washington County
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Funeral services were held last
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs.
Georgianna Peel who succumbed
1'uesday at the home of her step-son,
Lonnie Peel, in the Bear Grass sec
tion of Martin County. Her death
ivas caused by a kidney trouble that
tad confined her to her bed for about
seven weeks before death.
Interment t"ok place in the family
cemetery on the farm of Billy Mizelle
in I.ees Mills Township. Washing
ton County. Rev. Ben S. Cowin.
Primitive Baptist minister, conducted
the last rites. A crowd attended the
funeral.
Mrs. Peel. 77 years old, was pre
ceded to the grave by her husband
several years ago. She is survived
by one sister. Mrs. J. R. Knowles, of
Dardens; tw ■ brothers. Johnny Mi
zelle and Billy Mizelle, both of Roper.
Active pall bearers were Willie :
Mizelle, Louis Mizelle, Linwood ;
Knowles, Lonnie Peel, J. D. Knowles,
Dan Peel and George Peel, jr. He: j
nieces and great nieces served as
dower girls.
Mrs. Peel was, before her marriage,
Miss Georgianna Mizelle, of Washing
ton County. Following her marriage
she made Martin County her home.
Holding membership at Morrattock.
she was a faithful member of the Prim
itive Baptist church for many years.
$2,701 in Cotton Rental
Payments For County
-®
Rental payments to farmers :n j
Washington County participating in !
the cotton control program are #2,701.
This money has been divided among j
149 growers. This included pay - [
merits up until August 16.
As .oon as this payment is com- .
pleted by the Agricultural Adjustment
Administration and compliance with
cotton acreage contracts has been cer
tified. payment of the second install
ment will begin. Cotton growers will
also receive a parity payment in De
cember.
Notice of Sale Land for Taxes
DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
Pursuant t instructions by the Washington C ounty C ommissioners, the
following property will be sold for taxes at the courthouse door in Plymouth,
following Property ^ September 3 ,034, {or_ 1933 taxes due and unpaid.
unless said taxes, cost and penalty are paid betore that date. A penalty is
added to the sum owed by each person according to law.
This the first day of August. 1934. ^ R R£In
Sheriff of Washington County.
Plymouth Township—White
Albemarle Drainage Dist., 435 a Arnold Swamp, "0
Ayers land
50.12
5.24
4.49
18.85
11.97
8.30
11.22
7.78
11.22
9.59
18.70
38.15
11.22
5.24
, 120 a Big
place. 15 a
Bowen
74./1
32.95
2.99
22.85
770.94
’.57
Allen/C. M.. 40 a Allen land
Allen, J. F., 28 a swamp
Allen, J. S. (Est.), 42 a home
Allen, j. W„ 50 a home
Allen, Kenneth, 10 a home
Allen, Ottis L.. 24 a Alwilda 911en
Allen, Stafford. 20 a swamp, 9 a old home
Baxter, Mrs. M. C., 60 a J W Griffin land
Beasley. J. R , 1 a home
Beaslev, J. W. (Est), 1 1 Wilson St
Beaslev, Nellie E„ 4 1 Washington St
Beasley, S, E„ 10 a home
Bowen, Cottie E., 1 a White City
Bowen, G. L. (Est), 40 a J T Gurganu
Island, 10 a A Gaylord, 200 a home
Harold Swamp, 20 a G L and \\ C
Bowen, Lawrence H.,~60 a Spruill
Bowen, W. R.. 31 a Spruill,
Bowen, W. S., 24 a Respass .
Brinkley, D. O. (Est), 31 a Beasley land. 5 a Sander
son, 2 1 Old Home, 1 1 Baseball park, 1 1 Water Sr
Jefferson, 1 1 Water and Washington, 1 1 Jefferson,
1 1 Jeffer.'On & Brinkley, 2 1 Brinkley Ave, 1 I K 5
Cooper, 1 Water & Jefferson store, 1 Harper Place
Monroe, 1 Washington Harrison place, 6 New Town,
1 Water St .
Brinkley, Paul, 284 a Conklin land
Burgess, M. C., 1 home, 1 bungalow and farm
Campbell, Oliyia, 1 1 Washington St, 1 1 Water St
Chambers, Charlie, 18 a Long Ridge road, 1 a King
Faulk place .
Chesson, Mrs O. M„ 1 1 Third & Jefferson, 1 1 I bird St
Clark, Lawrence B., 1 1 Main St
Clayton, D. V., 1 a No 90 Highway, 1 1 Jefferson St
Coburn, Hubert. 14 a Stillman, 35 a Oliver
Coffield, Capt. C. T„ 1 1 Fourth St
Darden, A. T., 5 a No. 90 Highway
Darden, Mrs. D. G., 60 a home
Darden, P. H., 10 a Hayres land, 1 a Red Hill
Davenpor.t Mrs. Olive, 67 a home
Davenport, Mrs. Tobitha, 1 1 Third St
Davis, Goldie, 144 a Arp- home, 1 1 Main St
Davis, W. J. (Est), 40 a Willis Moore, 2 a Phelps
Gilbert D. Davis, 1 lot Main Street
Dennis Simmons Lbr Co., 105 a Garrett land, 171
Ange entry .
Dixon, L. W., 36 a Asa Dixon, 50 a Bishop
Doughtie, Mrs. J. E., 1 1 Monroe St
Ange, Ethel Blanche, 50 a Woodlawn 59.84
Ange, J. I-., 30 a Woodlawn 39.68
Ange, James Wilbur, 40 a Woodlawn 53.80
Ange, Lonnie I.., 58 a L. G. Ange land 25.94
Ange, L. I... 35 a Simpson 3-~4
Ange, Mamie J., Est., 60 a home, 90 a State Board . 23.19
92.75
97.71
18.43
52.36
33.66
25.90
31.19
14.53
12.47
44.88
26.37
14.96
37.40
66.67
23.94
93.54
a
20.64
23.94
2.00
.21
.18
.75
.48
.33
.45
.31
.45
.38
.75
1.53
.45
.21
30.84
.10
3.71
3.91
.74
2.10
1.35
1.04
1.25
.58
.50
1.80
1.05
.60
1.50
2.67
.96
3.74
.83
.96
.39
2.39
1.59
2.15
1.04
.21
52.12
5.45
4.67
19.60
12.45
8.63
11.67
8.09
11.67
9.97
19.45
39.68
11.67
5.45
2.99
1.32
.16
.91
77.70
34.27
3.15
23.76
801.78
2.67
96.46
101.62
19.17
54.46
35.01
26.94
32.44
15.11
12.97
46.68
27.42
15.56
58.90
69.34
24.90
97.28
21.47
24.90
10.21
62.23
41.27
56.01 j
26.98 I
5.45
1?
Ange, Mrs. Virginia, 40 a home
Ange, Wheeler F, 70 a Harrison .
Ange, Mrs. W. H., 35 a home place
Atamanchuk, John, 3 1-2 a Bennett, 200 a Ambrose, 50
a Johnston, 50 a Johnston
Ausbon, C. V. W. (CSC), 7 a Stephen Moore
Ayers, Mrs. A. M„ 40 a Conaby, 1 1 Main St, 2 1 Water
Ayers, Marcissa (Est.), 12 a home, 18 a lit F Bateman
Ayers, Rebecca (Est), 18 a Allen
Bassinger. A. D., 2 a Main St
Bateman. Alex (Est), 1 a old school site
Bateman, Edgar, 145 a Harrison land
Bateman, James T., 100 a C F Bateman
Bateman, Mrs. S. R., 1 1 Jefferson St
Bateman, Tom W., 100 a home
Baxter, D. B., 105 a W W Griffin land
Dunning, R. E., 1 1 Owens place
Eastern Carolina Co., 63 a F M Boyd farm
Eastern Cottton Oil Co., 33 a Ausbon, 10 a Ruffin, 50
a Tom Downing, 2 1 Jefferson St.
Eborn, C. E. (Heirs), 80 a Holiday, 100 a Ambrose
Everett. J. O., 1 1 Main St
Faust, Paul. 1 1 Fort Williams
Gardner, Sallie, 1 1 swamp, 1 Wilson St
Garrett, S. I'., 1 a home
Gaylord, C. R„ 2 1-2 a home
Getsinger, J. A. (Est.), 50 a A "Re land
Gurganus, C. W., 40 a Battle Entry
Gurganus, J. T. (Hrs.). 1-3 a old home
Gurkin, John A., 63 a Vail land
Gurkin, L W., 1 1 Washington St
Hamilton, J. H. (Admr), 75 a home place
Hampton, Mrs. L. M., 1. 205 E Water St, 209 E Water
St, 114 Monroe, 209 Second, 126 W 2nd & Monroe,
124 2nd St, 122 2nd St, 118 2nd St, 110 2nd St, 108
2nd St, 119 2nd St. 117 2nd St, 113 2nd St, 222
Washington St, 31! Washington St, 12 3rd St,
206 3rd St, 210 3rd St, 214 3rd St, 114 4th St,
Madison Lane, 212 Madison* St, Water St store,
Water St, Main St, 1 W 2nd St
Hampton, W. R., 22 a Johnson land, 1 1 Main St home,
1 1 Jefferson St, old home, 1 1 Water St store, 1
1 Water St Plymouth Mercantile Store, 1 1 Wilson
St, 1 1 Sutton house, Hoggard .
Hardison, Garland, 1 a E W Chesson
Hardison, R. G.. 1 1 Washington St
Hardison, Mrs. W. R., 1 1 Third St
Harney, Mrs. Geo. W., 1 1 Main St. 1 1 3rd St
Harrison, James S.. 55 a home
Harrison, Mrs. I.. D., 65 a Vail land
Harrison, A. H., sr., 200 a swamp
Harrison, W. C., 1 1 Water St
Harrison, Whit J., 1 1 Brinkley Ave
Harrison, W. Lee, 24 a home place
Highsmith, J. O., 1 part Hampton lot
Hooker, Mrs. Annie, 1 1 Wash. St, 1 Brinkley Ave
Hopkins, Mrs. Isoline, 1 a Wolf, 10 a Hopkins, 6 a
swamp, 1 schoolhome site
Hopkins, Mrs. J. J., 20 a home place
Hopkins, K. R„ 1-2 a store
i.au .jo.vu |
21.07 .84 21.91
14.96 .60 15.56
146.38 4.86 151.24
26.55 1.06 27.61 I
37.70 1.51 39.21
75.55 3.02 78.57 |
16.46 .66 17.12,
62.68 2.51 65.19 l
.37 .01 .38
1 13.38 4 54 H7' 2
45.66 1.83 47 4"
18.33 64 ! 8 6',
84.56 3.38 87 94
17.82 .71 18.53;
7.33 .3 ) 7 63 j
17.95 .72 1.8 67 1
56.85 2.27 59 12
30.52 1.22 31.74 i
34.60 138 35.9.8
15.80 .61 16.43
22.35 1.29 23.64
9.85 .40 10.25
22 81 .91 23.72
7.48 .30 7.78 |
4.79 .20 4.99
4.49 .18 4.67
19.15 .77 1992
23.95 1.76 25.71
37.40 1.50 38.90
373.25 14.93 388.13
481.56 19.26 500 82
16.96 .68 17.64 1
32.86 1.31 34.17'
11.22 .45 11.671
100.98 4.04 105.02 1
29.98 1.20 31.08!
31.00 1.24 32.24!
14.96 ,60 15.56
33.66 2.32 35.98 I
10.51 .42 10.93
4.00 .44 4.44
14.96 .60 15.56
51.33 2.05 53.38
14.68 .59 15.27
16.83 .67 17.50
4.86 .20 5.06
nornthal. L. P., Martha, and Mrs. /.eno i.yon, t I
Main Street .
Horton, Mr-. Dorothy, 50 a Roberson, .
Horton, H. I.., 170 a Manley, 1-4 int home place
Horton, J. L., 1-4 int. Home Place
Horton, J. M., 2 L. Man St., 1 E. Water St.
Horton, L. O., 1 L. Brinkley Ave.
Hurley, D. A., 1 L. Washington St.
Jackson, A. S., (Hrs.), 50 a. Loncy Jackson
Jackson, E. R., 400 a. Old Home, 5 a. Riddick, 60 a.
Harrison, 50 a. Horton, 37 a. Williamson, l^L.
Washington St., 1 I,. E. Main St., 2 L. W. Main St.,
1 E. Water, 1 Sinclair hilling Station
45.44 1.82
59.76 4.19
19.77 .79
13.22 .53
46.00 1.84
10.42 .42
21.20 .85
7.48 .30
266.51 10.64
47.26
63.95
20.56
13.75
47.84
10.84
22.05
7.78
277.15
499.40
1.87
59.84
24.68
111.92
Jackson, W. J.. (est), 2 I, Third St., 1 Monroe St. 67.32
Jackson, Mrs. W. J., Jr., 1 I. Thrd St 14.96
Johnston & James. 112 a Piney Island 29.92
Johnston. Robt. \V., 210 a. Garrett Land, 94 a John
ston. 2 2-4 a. Barnes land 115.45
Johnston, Mr-. R. \V., 1 1 Main St 47.69
J & W Land Bank Co., 36 a part Sheppard. 71 a Stewart
Allen. 359 a Davenport, 124 a. Pettiford & Watson,
169 a. Alt' Jackson. 156 a. Browning, 306 a. Huff &
Allen, 135 a. D. \Y. Davis, 77 a. C. C. Jackson, 88 a.
Halsey Ange, 174 a. Battle Entry. 80 a. G. L. Bow
en, 117 a. W. ( . Bowen, 675 a. Big Island, 22 a. B.
F. Wallace, 130 a. Gurganus. 492 a. State Board,
420 a. Freeman, 203 a Hollis, 510 a. Part of J. & \\ .
Kelly, Cicero, (Hr*.), 25 a. Joe Harris and Kelly
Kelly, C. M.„ 400 a. H. S. Gurganus
Kemp. Mr*. K. I).. 1 I.. Brinkley Ave
Knowles, J. R., 158 a. Old Home
Landing, L. S., 2 1. Mater St., 1 L. Main & Jefferson,
1 L. Jefferson
Landing, L. V., 1 L. Brinkley Ave.
Latham, E. \V., 60 a. Hilliard
Leggett, J. H., 16 a. Sand Hill, 18 a. Gardner
Leggett, Mrs. Margaret, 1 L. Washington St.
Leggett, Raymond, 2 L. Washington St., 1 L. Brinkley
Ave.. 1 L. Wilson St.
Liverman. H. A., 1 L. Washington St.
Lucas, J. B., 40 a. Home Place
Lucas, S. B. & R. H.. 350 a. Home
Lucas, Mrs. T. S., 1 L. Third St.
Lyon, O. H., 1 L. Main St., 1 L. Jefferson St.
Lyon, O. H., Guar., 1 L. Madison St., 1 I.. Adam
Lyon, Mrs. O. H., 1 I-. Main St.
Martin K: Getsinger, 1 I.. M'ilson St.
Martin, Van B., (Est.), 1 Home K. Main St.
Martin, Van B., 1 L. Mrs. A. M. Johnston
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., 58 a. L. G. Ange Farm
Mighell. Wynn C.. 175 a. H. S. Respass
Mizelle, W. A., 170 a. Kcllv, 80 a. Harris, 104 a. Battle
St.
2.69
.60
1.20
4.62
1.81
19.98
.07
2.39
.99
4.48
105.66
27.62
54.61
37.77
14.96
4.23
110
2.18
1.51
.60
67.39
17.98
22.89
290.04
23.75
57.17
88.54
125.57
1.50
71.81
21.23
23.94
52.36
2.70
178
.92
11.60
.95
2.29
3.54
5.02
.06
2.87
.85
.96
2.10
70.01
15.56
31.12
120.07
49.50
519.38
1.94
62.23
25.67
116.40
109.89
28.72
56.79
39.28
15.56
70.09
19.76
23.81
301.64
24.70
59.46
92.08
130.59
1.56
74.68
22.08
24.90
54.46
Entry 8U.ll J.cu
Moore, W. C., 106 a. Bateman Owens 29.40 1.18
Myers, Willie C., 1 a. L. D. Harrison 4.99 .20
McNair, Mrs. C. E., (Est.) 40 a. Clifton, 1 L. Jefferson 17.65 2.74
McNair, Minnie .1., 1 a. Owens 4.49 .06
Newman, Mrs. Nona, 40 a. Woodlawn, 112 a. Home
or Harrison 72.71 2.91
Noble, Mrs. P. W., 38 a. C. J. Gurganus, 25 a. Pete
Gurganus 15.50 .62
Norfolk Southern Land Co.. 2,02.2 a. Potter Lands in
cluding Lots 78, 79, 80, 81, 91, 92, 93; 8.423.1 a. Pot
ter lands including Lots 17-B, 18-B, 33-B. 34-B. 35.
36, 37, 38, 39, 40-B, 49, 52, 53, 54, 62, 63, 64. 65, 66,
and 67 . — ..1145.66 45.83
Norfolk Southern Railroad Co.. 2.36 a. \\ . R. Griffin
Land, 4.00 a. Old Marsh Land, 4.30 a. Lucinda
Mitchell 3.07 .12
Norman, Mrs. Claude, 1 L. Third St. 26.93 1.08
Norman, J. S., 2 L. Adams St. 38.56 1.54
Norman, Mrs. Madeline, 1 L. Washington St.. 1 Main
St. 1 3rd St. 47.57 4.31
Norman, Z. V., 1-3 a. int. J. T. Gurganus, 1 I,. Third
St, 1 1 Adams St, 1 W Main St, 9 Marcia Latham 9 .66 3.79
Oliver, H. Augustus, 2 a. Sanderson 13.00 .60
Owens, A. I... 400 a. Johnston, 53 a. Tetterton, 40 a.
Sanders, 80 a. Modlin, 100 a. Tetterton, 60 a. M.
Norman, 114 a. M. Norman, 60 a. Bullock, 85 a.
Vail, 4 a. Morning Sde, 1 a. Eva Johnston, 103 a.
Hilliard. 5 a. L. L. Owens, n0 a. Tetterton, 50 a.
Long, 65 a. Hatrison, 82 a. Old Waters, 65 a. Tom
McNair, 1 a. Howard, 55 a. State Board, 2 a. ad
joining School Site. 75 a. Home, 60 a. Norman, 41
a. Bateman, 7 L. Washington St., 1 I.. Hurley
House, 1 L. Main St., 1 T.. Mayo House, 1 L. 3rd
St., 1 L. Jefferson St., 1 W. Third St.. 3 Hoggard
Houses, 2 L. Fourth St.. 1 L. Water St., 2 L. Madi
son, 1 L. Adams St., 5 L. Brinkley Ave., Marchia
Lots, 1 Piedmont Warehouse, 1 L. Wilson 1546.33 65.36
Owens, Edward L., 2 L. K. S. Cooper, 1 L. John
Patterson, 1 L. Madison St. 24.25 .97
Parker, Surry, 125 a. Gurganus 10.85 .43
Paul, Chesson & Hill. 25 a. Harrison 8.23 .33
Paul, J. D„ 215 a. C. T. Cox. 32.91 1.32
Paul, Mrs. Mamie H. (Est.), 5 a. adjoining J. D Paul .75 .03
Phelps, Mrs. Mary, 33 a. Ambrose Land, 66 2-3 a. G.
C. & Clara Phelps . 31.55 2.12
Phillips Fertilizer Co.. 35 a. F. M. Boyd 17.95 .72
Pierce, T. N., 27 a. Pierce Entry.
Plymouth Ice Plant, 1 a. End Madison St. 112.20 4.49
Adams St. Building, 1-2 L. Jack Swain 99.15 3.97
Porter, James F., 414 a. Morris land . 58.17 2.33
Price, P. O., 1 L. Fort Williams St. 17.95 .72
Read, J. W„ 1 L. Main St. Ext. 12.19 .49
Respass, G. S„ 50 a. E. R. Allen, 40 a. Spruill . 53.41 2.15
Roanoke Service Sta., 1-2 a. Gas Station 32.73 1.31
Roberson, Mrs. Annie E., 18 a. Home , 65 a. Willis
Roberson, Mrs. C. E., 113 a. Home, 27 a. White Oak 66.07 2.64
Roberson 67.24 2.69
Rodgers, J. J., 100 a. Bullock Land. 1 House and Lot
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