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NEWS
PERSONALS
Miss Margaret Davis spent the
week end at her home inWindaor.
A. J. Craft and son, Paul, aside a
business trip to Durham, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brown and
daughter, Mais, visited relatives in
Fayettevilie, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Eaeon of Snow
Hill spent Sunday with Mrs. Estelle
Bailey.
Mrs. A. J. Craft left Monday for
a short visit with relatives in Georgia
and Florida. *
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Christian Church donated $7.00
to the -flood relief. ?
Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Davis were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Corbett, Sunday.
Friends will be sorry to learn that
Misa Edwina Bureh is in Duke Hos
pital to undergo a minor operation.
Mr. and Mis. Sam Jenkins and
children, Misses Clara and Ruth, and
Miss Ruby Taylor, visited relatives
in Raleigh, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Shirley were
called to Wilson Saturday night on
the account of the illness of Mrs.
Shirley's mother, Mrs. Ida Bass.
Henry Burch, James Albert Red
dick and Bob Lang have returned to
Wake Forest after spending the mid
term holidays at their homes here.
The Junior Class of the Walston
burg High School will present "For
Pete's Sake" in the school auditorium
Friday evening, Feb. 5 at 7:30 o'clock.
"For Pete's Sake" is a comedy which
concerns the adventures of three
college boys. The admission is l(5c
for children and 20c for adults.
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS
The Woman's Club met with Mrs.
Isaac Rouse Wednesday afternoon.
During the business session it was
decided to send five dollars to the
flood relief fund. The hostess serv
ed a delicious salad coarse.
GIRL, 2, KILLS SELF
Huntington, W. Vs.?Louise Chap
man, 2, shot and killed herself when
Bhe found a revolver in a door pocket
of the family automobile. The little
girl had been sent to the car for
some clothing. The family had for
gotten about the pistoL
MAN NEARLY ROASTED
Chicago, 111.?Andrew Kodk, 71,
crawled into a foundry oven to spend
the night and was nearly roasted
when a fire was built in the plant
The engineer, investigating a faint
tapping, found him almost dead, but
dragged him out and he was revived.
NOTICE OF SAlE OF lAftP
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Under and by virtue of a certain
order of the Hon. J. Paul Friasetfe,
Resident Judge of Superior Court for
the Fifth Judicial Dii&tt of North
in an action1 now In
the Superior Court of (SfoStifir Coun
ty, North Carolina entitled "A. D.
Fowlkes vs. Hbolfoitft&l Teminal
Company," authorizing the foreclos
ure of a certain deed of trust Execut
ed by Hobkerton Terminal Company
to the Bank of Hookertoh, Trustee,
securing bonds outstanding ih the
amount of One Housand Dollars
j (11,000) each, dated Janukrg 1, 1987
and recorded in Book 16, Pa^e 586,
Pitt County Registry, and in Book
284, Page 126, Edgecombe County
Registry, default haying been made
in the payment of the indebtedness
and bonds secured, and demand hav
ing been made by the owner of a
majority of the indebtedness for sale:
the undersigned Commissioners will
sell at public auction to the hghest
for cash at the Court House Door of
Pitt County, Greenville, North Caro
lina at twelve o'clock noon on the
1st day of March, 1987, all of those
parcels of the following described
properties which are situate in the
Pitt County, and will sell at the
Court House door of Edgecombe
County, Tarboro, North Carolina, all
of those Parcels of the following de
scribed properties which are situate
in Edgecombe County, North Caro
lina, at one o'clock P. M., on the 1st
day of March, 1937:
FIRST TRACT: Tart or lot pur
chased frpm the Bank of Fountain
by deed registered in Book
Page_1__, ot Pitt Gountf, as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northern
line of Belcher street sixty-four feet
six inches (64' 6") east from the in
tersection of the northern line of
Belcher Street with the eastern line
of May Street, the partition wall in
the Red Warehouse, thence north
eastwardly to the said partition wall
(if extended) One Hundred Forty
(140) feet more or less to the south
ernly right of way line of the rail
road tract of the said Hookerton
Terminal Cp., distant seven feet six
inches (T &") zt fight angle from
the center line pf said tract, thence
eastwardJy parallel the said center
and seven feet px inches (7' 6")
therefrom to where it would inter
sect another line running parallel to
the first call herein, and distant
therefrom eighty two feet six inches
(82* 6"). Beginning again at the
original strating point on Belcher
Street and running Eastwardly along
and with the northern line of Belcher
Street eighty two feet six inches
(82' 6"), cornering, thence northeast
wardly parallel to the original call
two hundred fifty feet (250'), more
or less to the right-of-way of the
Hookerton Terminal main line track.
SECOND TRACT: That tract of
land known a# tfr? Rock Hill referred
to in deed registered |n Book M-16,
page 55#, of Pitt County, cpptaining!
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ning on the B&fttot number Nine
<9) being S. 29% V. so sk to include
Rock Bed, at right angles from Una
running from iron stomp it pins
stump 156 feet to line of lot number
seven (7), thence along line of lot
number seven North 29^4 E. 568 S.
60 degrees E, 156 feet to the first
station, containing two acres. Refer
ence is hereby made to an Ex Parte
Proceeding entitled Caroline Jeffer
son, widow, and others, being special
proceeding number 1646 in the ofvce 1
of the Cleric of the Superior Court of
Pitt County. Reference is also had
to map duly recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Pitt County
in map Book One at page 38, and to
report of Commissioners, and degree
of confirmation duly recorded in Bode
B-ll, at page 187, and in order and
decrees number 7 at pages 870-871,
and also to orders and decrees num
ber 7 at page 869. Reference is also
made to Division of lands Book i, at
page 487, being the entire interest of
said parties in the two acres reserved
from the division in Special Proceed
ing No. 1646. Aa references to in a
deed from Joe E. Jefferson arid :
others, recorded in book M-16, page
85.
THIRD TRACT: All the rights,
granted in the option from J. Lee
Jefferson, et al, to purchase atfy pari
of ten (16) acres of land adjoining
the Rock Quarry, also a road or path
for wagons, and trucks, and a right
of-way for a spur track to be built
for the East Carolina Railway to the
said Rock Hill property the said right
of way and options to purchase addi
tion acreage, being described in dee^s
from Jefferson Heirs, tp J. 7\ Pag
ans, Agent, recorded in book (Ml,
page 505, and book (M6, pags 506,
to which deeds for a more full and
particular description of ths rights
herein conveyed, reference is hereby
made.
FOURTH TRACT: That tract of
land conveyed by J. P. Taylor and
Mattie Taylor; hia wife, as described
in Book H-16, page 215, of Pitt Coun
ty as follows: Beginning at the
northern corner formed by the south
em boundary of the Hookerton Term
inal Company's track with the inter
section of the western boundary of
Field Street and running west along
and with the }ine of thg said Hooker
ton Terminal Company's track on
Belcher Street one hundred seven
feet, four inches (107' 4") cornering,
thence south 42 degrees and fifty
minutes (42-50) west one hundred
fifty feet (150) to the property of
the Farmville Warehouse, now owned
by E. H. Hagans, of Farmville,
thence east parallel with Belcher
Street, north 47 degrees and 25' west
one hundred seven feet and four in
ches (107' 4") to Field Street corner
ing, thence N. 42 degrees and 5C E.
150 feet with the western line of
Field Street to the beginning, being
more particular described as shown
in plot in division of the land of the
Belcher heirs made in November
1913, which is filed in the land record
ed in Gpugty, to which map
reference is hereby fna*|p.
T?A<Jjr: jm* \rm pj
land fconteiniflg four (4) acres, m
descrilbed by deed from George F.
Webb, and wife, Annie D. Webb,
registered in Book 275, page 168, of
Edgecombe County Records.
SIXTH TRACT: That tract of
land conveyed by W. J. Webb and
Luvinia Webb, containiny two (2)
acres, as described in book 180, page
400, of Edgecombe County Records,
as follows: Beginning at a point 50
yards North of the center of the
stream crossing the East Carolina
Railway track at water way, No. 80,
and where said Webb's land adjoins
the right-of-way of the East Caro
lina Railway and running along and
with the said right-of-way of the
East Carolina Railway north 140
yards, rfffct Jffig}es Egaf
70 yards to wuft yaryajlpj with the
said Railway tnsck 140 yards, thanes
west 70 yards to the beginning, aon>
taining two (2) acts, mora or lea*,
and with toe right to eoa*$det a
spur tract from the main Una of the
East Carolina Railway to tha said
two acre# conveyed in this dead,
which are known as the "Sand Pit."
PERSONAL PROPERTY: Engine
No. 6, ten (10) wheel engine 19x24
cylinders built by the American Loco
motive Company for the New York
Central.
Engine No. 10, built for the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railway Company, by the American
Locomotive Company, ten (10) wheel
engine 19x26 cylinders.
Erie Stem Shovel manufacturers
No. 967.
A three drum hoisting outfit, or
gkidder, used at the, "Sand Pitt," in
cluding all cable and equipment, and
a clam shall bucket,
This tha 25th day of January, 1987.
JOHN HILL PAYLOR,
BEVERLY C. MOORE,
4t Commissioners,
DIE IN CAR
Toledo, Ohio.?Two boyg were
found dead by railway workers who ?
started to unload a car of mineral
water. They had been overcome by
fumes from a charcoal burner, placed
inside the car to keep the water from
freezing.
FINDS I1MLM .
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; Stephens City, Va.?Afler purchas
ing an old safe G. F. Lemley, post
master, found five $20 bills in a
secret drawer. He returned them to
the seller, who had laughingly told
Him that if there waa any money In
sqpret compartments* It waa to 'he
returned to her.
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Towels fluffed; flat pieces perfectly ironed; shirts and
! wearing apparel painstakingly finished by band. Perfect?
Of coarse it is. . . . and the low price makes such a vast
difference from "Bine Monday" washdays that yon can't
afford to be without it!
FAMILY WASH
Flat Ironed, Lb~,
7c
Filtered soft water. Mod*
am HMf?t rrompt
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Perfectly finished Bundle.
Hand retouched. Pound,
10c
Deliveries Made in Farmville Mondays and ?
Thursdays
Kinston Damp Wash
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