FORECLOSURE
SUITS FOR TAXES
ACTIONS INSTITUTED DURING
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1934
FIRST ADVERTISEMENT
The defendants named below, and
all other persons claiming any in
terest in the subject matter thereof,
will take notice that civil actions
have been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Pitt County, North
Carolina, in which the COUNTY OF
PITT IS PLAINTIFF to foreclose
certain certificates of tax sales and
liens held by the said COUNTY OF
PITT for 1930 DELINQUENT
TAXES,
.And ail of whom will further take
notice that they are required to ap
pear before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Pitt County, North Caro
lina, at his office in the Courthouse
in Greenville, North Carolina, and
present and defend their respective
claims, if any, within six months
from the date hereof, or be forever
barred from any interest therein or
claim in or to the proceeds from the
sale of said lands.
The property described below and
set opposite the names of the respec
tive defendants was listed for taxa
tion by said defendants for the year
1930 as shown in the several com
paints filed in said actions, and is
the same real property owned, or
formerly owned, by said defendants.
THE NAMES OF THE DEFEND
ANTS OWING TO THE COUNTY
OF PITT DELINQUENT TAXES
FOR THE YEAR 1930 ARE AS
FOLLOWS:
FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP
(White)
Askew, W. C., 175 a Home.
Baker, J. O., Gdn., 130 a J. Branch.
Barrett, Mrs. J. E., 50 a Pocosin.
Atkinson, P. T., 1 Res. Belcher.
Bynum, R. A., 1 lot Grimmersburg.
Burnette, Herbert, 108 a Flanagan.
Coward, Mrs. Gertrude, 2 lots Lin
coln Park.
Carraway, Mrs. Geo., 1 lot Grimmers
burg.
Carraway, A. C., 24 a Ward Run,
21.6 A Rogers. t
Carraway, A. C. & B. N., 21.7 a Rog
ers, 25 a M. Carraway.
Corbett, S. L., "2 Vac. lots Main, 1
Res. Main.
Darden, Mrs. Sarah C., Admx., 1 lot
Main St., 2 lots Church St., 1 lot
Norfolk & Southern R. R., 1 lot E.
S. Pollard, 1 lot Main St., 7 lots
Lincoln Park.
Edwards, W. C., Estate, 1 lot Main.
Harris & Rasberry, 1 lot Wilson.
Horton, M. D., E a Pocosin, 114 a
Barrett, 72 a Woods, 203 a C.
Creek, 1 lot Contentnea, 1 lot A.
Jefferson.
Horton, Mrs. Helen Waters, 1 res.
Wilson St.
Hill, Mrs. Evelyn, 1 lot Grimmers
burg.
Jones, Albert, 52 a B. Branch, 40 a
B. Branch.
Jones, J. 0., 58 a C. Creek.
Jones, L. R., 60 a J. D. Jones, 64 a
Plank road, 1 res. Belcher St.
Joyner, Mrs. L. A., 4 lots Main St.,
1 lot Pine St.
Jefferson, G. W., 208 a H. T. Jeffer
son.
Joyner, Mrs. C. C., 2 lots Contentnea
and Pine.
King, T. B., 32 a Plank Road, 1 lot
Home Ave.
Lassiter, Mrs. Nan, 1 Res. Pitt, 1
Vac. Pitt.
Lewis, J. R. & Brother, 1 lot Con
tentnea.
Lassiter, Mrs. Mabel, 1 lot Main St
Lassiter, W. R. J., 1 lot Main St
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Lewis, S. T., 50 a C. Creek.
Lovelace, J. W., 2 lots Church St., 2
lots Turnage St.
Lewis, J. R., 46 a C. Creek.
Lewis, J. T., Estate, 839 a Home.
Morrill, Dr. D. S., 45 a Plank Road,
lot Church St
McKee, T. R., 1 Res. Wilson St
Murphy, W. E., 45 a C. Creek, 1 lot
Horne Ave., 10 lots Contentnea, 1
lot Basnight.
Moye, Mrs. Lucy J., 169 a E. A.
Moye.
Norris, J. B., 1 lot Grimmersburg, 1
lot Pitt, 1 lot Wilson St.
Oakley, Mrs. I. B., 75 a J. Branch, 1
lot Wilson St., 1 lot Main & Leg
gett.
Perkins, J. L., 1 lot Walnut St
Pitt Gin Co., 1 Gin plant.
Paylor, J. H., Agent 125 a C Creek.
Paylor, J. Hill, 1 lot Sheppard, 1 Vac.
Pine, 1 lot Waverly, l .lot Main, 3
lots Lincoln Park.
Pippin, J. R., 2 Vac. lots.
Pittman, W. E., 2 a R. Pittman, 22 a
Gin, 50 a R. Pittman.
Swain, N. Y., 60 a C. Creek.
Trotman, J. M. Estate, 49 a Piney
Grove.
Turnage & Fields, 1 lot Wilson St
Turnage, H. W., 1 lot Wallace, 4 lots
Contentnea, 2 lots Turnage, 2 lots
Belcher, 3 lots G. E. Moore, 1 lot
Tom McKinney, 30 lots W. Heights.
Turnage, B. O., 1 Res. Church.
Turnage, T. L. & W. J., 30 a Vick, 30
a Davis, 180 a Pocosin, 1 lot Wilson;
1 lot Church, 1 lot Main, 1 lot Bel
cher, 1 lot George & Pine, 1 lot
Cotton Ave., 1 lot Main, 1 lot New
Road, 1 lot Lincoln Park, 216 a
Little C. Creek.
Tyson, Mrs. B. J., 93 a B. Branch.
Ward, W. G., 1 lot Main St.
Wainwright, Mrs. Letha, 1 lot Marl
boro.
Warren, J. S., 25 a M. Carman, 1 lot
George.
Warren, W. S., 1 lot George.
FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP
(Colored)
Armstrong, J. L., 3 lots Lincoln Pk. I
Anderson, J. H., 2 a S. Creek.
Artis, Francis, I lot Lincoln Park.
Atkinson, Perry, Sr., Heirs, 1 lot
Main.
Atkins, John 1 lot Walnut.
Bagley, Easter, 1 lot Berry St.
Barrett, Royal, 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Bass, John Henry, 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Baker, Haywood, 2 lots G. E. Moore.
Barnes, Oscar, 1 Res. Lincoln Park.
Barnes, Tom, 1 lot J. Y. Monk.
Barrett, Irma, 1 lot Walnut.
Bennett, I. S., 1 lot George, 1 lot Cot
ton, 1 lot Walnut, 1 lot Main, 1 lot
Bennett & W., 2 lots Bennett, 1 lot
Lincoln Park.
Best, Mary, 1 lot Perry, 1 lot H. Du
pree.
Blount, Will G., 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Blount, Joe, 2 lots Main, 1 lot Lin
coln Park.
Boyd, Wilson, 1 lot Wallace, 1 lot
near Wallace, 2 lots George, 2 lots
Wallace. 1
Brown, Alfred, 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Cameron, Monroe, Est., 2 lots Main
St., 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Cooper, William, 1 lot Wallace St.
Cobb, Lula, 1 lot Walnut, 1 lot Ben
nett.
Dixon, W. H., 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Dunn, John Henry, 1 lot Washington.
Dupree, Daniel, 1 lot Main, 1 lot Wal
nut, 1 lot Lincoln Park
Dupree, Jacob, 2 lots Main.
Edwards, Wright, 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Harrison, Exum, 1 lot Walnut.
Fields, W. H., 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Fulton, Ethel, 1 lot Walnut St, &
B. St.
Gaskins, Stephen, 1 lot Main.
Gay, George, Sr., 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Gay, Daniel, 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Gay, Richard, Sr., 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Hamlin, A. P., 1 lot Walnut, I lot
George.
Hines, David, 2 lots Lincoln Park
Hopkins, Nelson, 2 lots George St,
1 cafe, 1 lot Wallace St, 1 lot
George St, 1 lot R. R. St, 1 lot
Perry St.
Hopkins, Sallie, a Marlboro.
Jenkins, Rebecca, 1 lot Wallace.
Johnson, Charlie, 1 Res. Lincoln Pk.
Jones, Edwards & Gorham, 1 lot
Main.
Jones, Gertrude, 1 lot Walnut
Jones, Grissom, 1 lot G. E. Moore.
Joyner, Bessie, .1 lot Lincoln Park.
Joyner, Joe, 1 lot Contentnea.
Joyner, Oscar, 1 lot Main,. 1 lot Lin
coln Park.
Joyner, Alonza L., 1 lot Main St, 1
lot Bennett'St
Joyner, Letter, 1 vacant lot Walnut
St, 1 lot Lincoln St
Joyner, Ferebee, 1 lot Walnut St
Joyner, Dennis, 1 lot Main St
Joyner, Wiley, 1 lot Bennett St.
Land, Allen, 1 lot Main & Wallace.
May, Walter, 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Mitchell, Henderson, 1 lot Wallace.
Moye, Alonza, 1 lot G. E. Moore.
McKinney, Tom, 1 lot Main, 2 lots
Lincoln Park, 1 lot W. E. M.
McKinney, Laura, 2 lots Walnut.
N. C. Mutual Life Ins. Co., 1 lot Main.
Peyton, Lizzie, 1 lot Main.
Pollard, J. R., 1 lot Wallace, 1 lot
Main, 3 lots Lincoln Park.
Pruden, Richard E., 1 lot Wallace.
Reaves, Columbus, 1 lot George, 1 lot
Lincoln Park.
Saunders, Elijah, 1 lot Wallace, 1 lot
Contentnea. 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Scarborough, J. H., 1 lot Wallace St.
Smith, Susan, 1 lot N. S. RL R.
Taylor, Edward, 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Thlgpen, David, 1 lot J. L. H., 1 lot
Wallace, 1 lot New Home.
Tyson, Ed, 1 lot Wallace.
Tyson, Will A., 1 lot Lincoln Park.
Tyson, Alberta, 1 lot Main St., 1 lot
Walnut St
Vines, Marcellus, 1 lot E. C. R. R.
Wallace, William Henry, 1 lot Marl
boro. V
Wooten, Lyman, 1 lot Wallace.
Ward, Mary, 1 lot Walnut St.
Williams, S. W., 1 lot <R. R. St.
FOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP
(White)
Baker, C. C., 23 a Forbes, 28 a
Forbes, 1 a Tug-well. 1 .res, Wilson
St., 1 store Wilson St.
Brock, J. A., Gdn., 20 a Fulford
Woods.
Brown, J. R., 95.15 a W. C. Moozu.
Cooke, Mn.. J. W., 125 a J. D. Gard
ner.
Dilda, J. L., 149 a Home, 2 res. Eason
St., 1 vacant lot Eason St., 1 lot
R R. St.
Eagles, Mrs. L. B., 2 vacant lots R.
R. St.
Eason, J. T., 1 lot Tom Vines house.
Edwards, W. C., 33 a Wooten, % lot
Falkland, 1 filling station, 2 vacant
lots Wilson St., 1 res. Lynch St.
Edwards, W. F., 38 a Home.
Gardner, J. L., Admr., 87 a Home.
Gardner, Mrs. W. E, 1 Filling Station
R. Ri
Gardner, A. J., 8 a Home.
Gardner, Mrs. Mary Jane, 1 res. Wil
son St.
Hayes, Mrs. W. H., Est., 1 Res. R. R.
Holland, Mrs. D., 1 Res. Jefferson &
Mill, 2 Negro Houses.
Horton, J. P., 48 a Home, 3/4 a I. J.
Horton.
Negro Houses.
Killebrew, W. J., 166 a Wallace.
Killebrew, J. P., 1 Res. Wilson St., 62
a Pitt.
Mercer, W. H., Heirs, 1 Res. Wilson
St.
Moore, Mrs. W. C., 1 lot Wilson St.
Nichols, H. C., Agt., for Ed S. 33 a
Nichols.
Nichols, Nancy J., 33 a Nichols.
Nichols, H. C., Agt. for W. E. 33 a
Nichols.
Owens, Mrs. B. M., 8 a Mills.
Owens, M. W., 1 res. Wilson St.
Owens, Mrs. C. L., 1 store Wilson St.
Owens, C. L., 2 lots Eason St
Phillips, Benjamin, 40 a Cook.
Pinetops Development Company, 9
Vac. lots W. R. R.
Pittman, Miss Ethel, 33 a J. B. Pitt
man, 10 a Gardner Woods.
The Macclesfied Co. & other, 1 a J.
B. Arnold, 24 a Vacant.
Webb, Mrs. H. W., 1 lot Block 1 No.
3, 7 lots Block H No. 2-9.
Wooten, J. Allen, 96-3/4 a Home, 33
1/4 a Home;
FOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP
(Colored)
Brooks, Walter, 2 a Webb No. 107, 1
a Webb No. 25, 2 a Home.
Taylor, John, 1 lot J. L. Jefferson.
Vines, Holloway, 1 lot R. R.
Willoughby, Ben, 5 a Lang.
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?Answers Timely
Farm Questions
At State College
QUESTION Where can a grower
secure the 12 cents loan mi cotton
authorized by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation ?
ANSWER: Any bank, cooperative
marketing association, partnership,
corporation, or person is authorized
to lend money to producers on eligi
ble cotton warehouse receipts.
Certain forms, which can be obtained
from the county agent, must be com
pleted and submitted with applica
tion for loan. All cotton must be
classed as low. middling or better in
grade and must be tax-exempt or
have had taxes paid on it before ap
plication is filed.
QUESTION: Are table scraps good
for chickens?
ANSWER: Table scraps are usually
an extremely concentrated, highly
seasoned food and often produce dire
results if the birds are allowed to
gorge themselves. Where only a
few birds are kept and fed only a
grain ration the scraps undoubtedly
supply some of the deficiencies
brought about by such a feeding!
method. This system of feeding,
however, does not bring out the best
in the birds and cadses low vitality
as well as a decreased production.
For best results all birds should have
the proper ration and be well housed.
QUESTION: What grasses are
recommended for permanent pastures
in North Carolina?
ANSWER: The grass mixtures
vary with the type of soil and loca
tion. The grasses that would do well
in the Coastal Plain section on loamy
soils would be unsuited to other soil
conditions in the Piedmont Section.
A full list of the recommended mix
tures for different sections is given
in Extension Circular No. 202, copies
of which may be obtained free from
the Agricultural Editor at State Col
lege.
MOVING OF POST OFFICE
BRINGS GREATER
ACTIVITY TO BLOCK
A great increase in activity has
been noted in the business block, to
which the Postoffice was moved sev
eral months ago, its quarters now
being in the new building erected by
J. W. Holmes adjoining his office
building.
NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO RE
NEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.
JUST TO REMIND YOU?When
in Farmville strolling around, if you
chance to get on Main Street and
happen to want something to eat,
whether it be apples, grapes, oranges,
lemons, broad or cabbage, potatoes,
a bottle drink, or almost anything
else of v/hich you happen to think,
stop at the cab mounted on wheels,
right on the vacant corner of Main
and Wilson Sts. JACK RUSSELL,
noted for fair prices, full weight, and
a friendly smile.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as the adminis
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trator of the estate of Seleta Moore,
deceased, late of Farmville Town
ship, Pitt County, N. C., this is to
notify all persons holding claims
against said estate to present same
before me on or before October 1,
1935 or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
This the 24th day of September,
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1934.
A. H. MOORE, Admr.
John B. Lewis, .Atty.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estate of Richard Pruden, de
ceased, late of Pitt County, N. C.,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said de
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ceased, to exhibit them to the under
signed at Farmville, N. C.f on or be
fore the first day of September, 1935
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the 28th day of August, 1934.
DAISY PRUDEN, Adrarx. of
Estate of Richard Pruden.
John B. Lewis, Atty. 6wks.
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