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Washington
Farm News
WASHINGTON FARM NEWS
WAR FEARS COSTLY
NEW FARM LAWS
IMPORTING FARM PRODUCTS
(By Hugo S. Sims, Washington
Correspondent).
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If the nations of the world could
get rid of their war fears then the
price of American farm products
would go up immediately and our
surplus production would have a
market abroad.
It should be realised that Germany
and Italy have been paying enormous
subsidies to increase wheat production
in order to be assured of a supply in
event of war. Something along the
same line has been apparent in pork
and lard production.
Foreign cotton markets have been
lost largely because of cheaper pro
duction elsewhere but they can be re
gained, very probably, if subsidy pay
ments here enable A merican cotton
to sell abroad at world prices. This so
lution, however, it not without serious
difficulties.
It might be worth while to re
call that the world used less American
cotton than in many years although
total consumption of cotton set a
new record. While before the war,
from a quarter to a fifth of our
wheat was sold abroad only five per
cent went overseas during the last
season. Exports of lard, pork and
other hog products ? representing
part of our corn crop?have fallen to
about one-sixth of the volume of
the Nineteen Twenties.
While Congress did not pass any
crop insurance law and did not pass
a crop control measure, including the
ever normal granary plan, the legis
lators enacted quite a few measures
of interest to farmers. The following
summary is taken from a * current
news review of the record Congress. ^
Congress created the Farmers'
Home Corporation, making farm ten- j
ants, farm laborers and share-crop
pers eligible for loans with which to |
buy farms. Forty-year amortization
at 3 per cent; $10,000,000 authoriza
tion for 1938 fiscal year, $25,000,000
for 1939, $50,000,000 for each year
thereafter. Also chattel mortgage
loans at 3 per cent for equipment, sup
plies; benefits for land conservation,
utilization; $10,000,000 for 1938 and
$20,000,000 for 1939-40 each.
Overrode the President's veto on
bill extending for one year the 3 1-2
per cent interest rate on mortgage
loans made through national farm as
sociations or purchased from joint
stock land banks, to July 1, 1938, and
fixing it thereafter till July 1, 1939,
at 4 per cent, and reducing from 5 to
4 per cent land bank commissioner
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loans for two year*.
Extending for four years, until Jan
uary 1, 1942, Agriculture Department
payments to cooperating farmwsun
der soil conservation act until State
plans become effective.
Passed agricultural marketing act
of 1987, re-enacting and revising AAA
marketing agreements on milk, fruits
vegetable for canning, honeybee
lumdlers.
Authorised $60,000,000 for Farm
Credit Administration loans not to
exceed $400 individually, at 4 per
I cent interest, to fanners for crop
production, livestock feed.
| until June 80, 1989, the
time for purchases, distribution of
surplus for relief, continuing Federal
Surplus Commodities Corporation.
Imposed occupation excise tax on
marihuana dealers, and required their
registry. , --
Appropriated $2,000,000 for control
I of plant diseases, insect outbreaks.
Authorised $2,500,000 for Agricul
ture Department aid to farmers in
reforestation through landgrant col
leges.
Authorized Agriculture Department
classification of cotton and publication
of cotton market supply and demand
information. i
Time To Plant Fall
And Winter Gardens
Farm families who wish to enter
the fall and winter garden contest
sponsored by the State College ex
tension specialists is that of prepar
ling the soil and supplying it with
plenty of stable manure or other or
ganic matter.
Among the vegetable that may be
planted in August are : Broccoli, mus
tard, Swiss chard, endive, lettuce,
cauliflower, cabbage, turnips, carrots,
beets, celery, collards, snap beans,
lima beans, sugar corn, and tomatoes.
Broccoli, cauliflower, and Chinese
cabbage may be planted in hills 15
inches apart, or the seed may be
sown in plant beds and transplant
ed later. Side dress the plants with
nitrate of soda three or four weeks
after transplanting.
Sow celery in plant beds and cover
with burlap or heavy paper,, but re
move the covering as soon as plant3
appear above ground. Transplant to
field 6 or 8 weeks later. Set plants in
double rows 6 to 8 'inches apart.
Celery will not mature in acid
soil. Wood ashes or hydrated lime
broadcast over the soil a month before
plants are transplanted will aid in
maturing the celery.
Sugar corn should be planted early
in August except in sections where
frost is delayed.
I Lettuce may be sown in seed beds
partially shaded during the day. Cov
er bed with a layer of woods litter
and water thoroughly once a week.
Transplant to a partially shaded ploT,
and give a side dressing of nitrate
of soda a few weeks later. . .
TOWN OF FARMVILLE
?1936 Tax Sale?
By virtue of power vested in me by the Board of Commissioners of the
Town of Farmville by tax list placed in my hand with order of sale and in
compliance with Chapter 560, Section 2, Public Laws of 1933, as amended
by Chapter 234, Section 1, Public Laws 1935, will on Monday Noon, Septem
ber 13, 1937, offer for sale the following described property for taxes for the
year 1936. 4% penalty and costs will be added to the amount of tax lie ted.
Any payments made before date of sale will be dropped from list
This the 9th day of Augusts 1937.
R. A. JOYNER, Tax Collector. '
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WHITE LIST
Allen, Claud, 1 lot $ 11-21
Allen, J. R., 1 lot 1.61
Barrett, H. L, 2 lots 15.70
Beamon, C. L., 2 lots 3L97
Bryant, H. E. 1 lot 8.81
Carraway, Mrs. Georgia, 2 lots 28.50
Carraway, W. P., 1 lot 17.94
Corbett, S. L., 2 lots 18.41
Darden, Mrs. J. H., 10 lots 109.69
Fulford, L. A., 1 lot 2.00
Gay, W. G. & Son, 1 lot 32.69
Gay, W. G., 1 lot 22.84
Horton, Mrs. Sallie, Gdn., 1 lot 34.00
Horton, M. V., 2 lots 56.97
Humphrey, H. L. Heirs, 2 lots 12.48
Jones, L. R., 1 lot 17.60
Jones, M. V., 1 lot 23.44
Joyner;* Mrs. Annie M., I lot _ 16.80
Joyner, Mrs. C. C., 1 lot 40.01
Joyner, Mrs. L. A., Gdn., 2
lots 14.40
Joyner, Mrs. L. A., 1 lot 720
Knott, L. E., 1 lot 2.52
Martin, R. T., 1 lot 30.15
Morgan, D. R., 2 lots 69.67
Mozingo, C. H., 1 lot 2726
Mozingo, Mrs. Nannie, 1 lot 18.47
Moore, Mrs. G. E., 5 lots 185.16
Norman, L W., 1 lot 1920
Paylor, John Hill, 9 lots 75.04
Perkins, J. L., 1 lot 2.81
Pitt Gin Co., 2 lots 48.62
Pollard, S. M., 1 lot 7.20
Rigsby, Mrs. A. H. and
Mrs. M. V. Jones, 1 lot 30.00
Roan tree, Mrs. Madeline, 3
lots 24.56
Smith, F. M., Est., 1 lot 2.00
Smith, J. S., 1 lot 2520
Spencer, J. G., 1 lot 31.26
Taylor, B. O., and wife, 1 lot 38.21
Taylor, Mrs. Jasper L., 2 lots 16.56
Tyson, 6. A-, 1 lot 18.82
Tyson, Emily, 1 lot 22.40
Tyson, Joab, 1 lot 1121
Warren, Mrs. W. S., 1 lot 1020
Williams, Mrs. G. S., 1 lot 28.08
Willis, Mrs. W. R., 1 lot 81.86
| i ?
COLORED LIST )
Anderson, Hillard, 2 lots 1.61
Atkinson, Fereby, 1 lot L2fl
Attoaoo, FCTy/ Jr^ lot - L2fl
L^^ts^zizzzr 29dH
Baker, Haywood, 1 lot a.se
Barnes, Annie, 3 lota 8.00
Barnes, Tom, 1 lot 1.20
Barrett, Cora, 2 lots 14.80
Bennett, L S., 6 lots 66.53
Blount, Glaacow, 1 lot 6.41
Blount, Joe, 2 lots 9.98
Boyd, Wilson, 3 lots 15.58
Bryant, Marcellas, 1 lot 5.60
Cobb, Lula, 2 lots 8.20
Diiqn? Henry, I lot - 7.61
Dixon, Luticia, 1 lot 1.20
Dixon, Willie, 1 lot 1.20
Dunn, J. H., 1 lot 1.61
Dupree, Dennis, 1 lot 12.00
Dupree, Geo. W., 1 lot 4.01
Dupree, Jacob, 1 lot 4.86
Dupree, Gdn., E. R. Rollins,
. 1 lot 5.21
Dupree, Red, 2 lots : 6.92
Foreman, Arthur, 2 lots 9.46
Fulton, Ethel, 1 lot 4.80
Gaskins, Stephen, 1 lot 5.80
Glover, Carry, 1 lot 6.51
Grimsley, Emma, 2 lots 11.21
Gorham, Bennett, 1 lot 5.01
Hamlin, A. P., 2 lots 21.89
High, Elizabeth, 2 lots 5.60
Hope, Viola and Netta
Rasberry, 1 lot 2.80
Jennings, Nellie, 1 lot 4.01
Johnson, May Best, 2 lots 5.60
Jones, Edward and Gorham,
1 lot 15.90
Jones, Gertrude,-1 lot 13.20
Joyner, Herbert^ 1 lot 7.20
Joyner, Joe R., 6 lots 21.80
Joyner, Rosa, 1 lot 6.00
Lane, Allen, 1 1ft 4.80
May, George, 1, lot 1.60
Moore, Mary J., 1 lot 4.65
Parker, Daniel, 1 lot 8.21
Pollard, James R., 1 lot 8.40
Pullen, Frank, 1* lot - 2.03
Redden, Eugene/ 1 lot 8.21
Sanders, Eliza, 1 lot 82(
Scarboro, J. H./ 1 lot 6.0C
Suggs, H. B., 2 lots 10.41
Taylor, Collin, 1 lot 5.C!
Thigpen, David, 1 lot 1JX
Thigpen, Pearl, 1 lot 4.44
Tyson, Eld, 1 Tbt^I- 5.64
( Tyson, Grace, 1 lpt 4.01
> Yiees, Amy, 1 lot 1.24
i Vines, Ben, Est., 1 lot 8^1
! Wwj ce^?^-? 4.0
NOTICE OF SALE OP LANDRYPTEF COUNTY
FOR 1936 UNPAID TAXES
Pursuant to Chapter 660 of the Public Laws of 1983 and Chapter 114
of the Public Laws of 1987, and by reason of the non-payment of taxee
due and owing Pitt County for the year 1936 by the undersigned persons^
firms and corporations, I will on Monday the 6th day of September, 1987,
beginning at 12 o'clock, M. and continuing until the sale is completed, be
fore the courthouse door in Greenville, North Carolina,'offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash the real estate of said delinquent*
(briefly described as follows:
H. L. ANDREWS, Tax Collector for Pitt County.
BEAVER DAM TOWNSHIP
WHITE
(Allen, Mrs. lizzie, 2 lots | 8.40
(Allen, Mrs. Katie E., 1 lot 2.52
J Allen, A. M., 101 acres 8.34
Allen, A. M., F. L. & James,
78 acres 7.96
I Ballard Gin Co., 1 acre 17.00
I Barber, Mn. Nannie C., 65 acres 14.08
(Bowen, Mrs. Fannie V., 183
acres 78.88
(Bowen, W. A. (Heirs) 14
I acres 1.77
I Burnette, G. H., 131 acres 67.31
Crawford, John F., 85 acres
land 1 lot 46.58
(Elks, P. J., 90 acres 76.67
j Elks, W. H., 8 acres 7.74
(Flake, A W., 15-acres 1.89
(Heath, G. H., 1 lot .47
I Hoggard, Martha, 6 acres .61
| Hooker, T. E. & F. J. Forbes-, .
60 acres 6,12
j Jones, Alberta, 1 lot .46
Jones, Mrs. Allen C., 90 acres 54.59
(Jones, Mrs. Calvin, 68 acres ? 39.12
(Joyner, J. E., 5 lots 2.84
(joyner, Martha (Heirs), 48
acres and 13 lots : 88.901
[ Joyner, Maybell, 10 acres 4.20
J King, J. F., 48 acres 1 6.05 j
Kinsaul, Ned V., 97 acres 115.15 (
(Lewis, H. R., 122 acres 50.271
(Life Ins. Co. of Virginia, 170
acres _ 64.10 (
McArthur, William, 150 acres
and 5 lots 1 155.88 J
McLawhorn, Hattie M., 53
acres 25.83
McLawhorn, O. M., 27 acres? 16.66 (
Matthews, J. A., 2 lots 1.05
Moore, Fred C., 187 acres 102.05 J
Mozingo, Luther B., 163 acres 84.70 (
Mozingo, Mrs. C. H., 52 acres 33.51
Mozingo, Elbert, 7 acres 10.23
Munford & Arthur, 13 acres
and 23 lots 19.221
Nichols, C. N., 19 acres 8.66
Nichols, J. R., 57 acres and
1 lot ? 37.381
Nichols, Mrs. R. N., 16 acres
and 12 lots 28.151
Nichols, Mrs. Bettie, 37 acre?__ 21.99
Nichols, J. B., 47 acres 17.70
Nichols, R. A. (Heirs) 10 acres .95
Smith, Mrs. Mark H., 2 lots 3.78
| Smith, J. M., 75 acres 35.37 (
Smith, Mack G.,.6 lots ? 28.64
j Smith, Ethel M., 213 acres 96.55
Smith, C. B., Jr., 268 acres ?110.46
Smith Haywood, 23 acres 5.71
Strickland, W. A, 69 acres and
6 lots 48.981
Strickland, Bruce, 1 lot 8.44
Sutton, J. W., 418 acres and
2 lots 255.091
Sutton, Joe, 50 acres and 1 lot 25.91
Sutton, Joe & Guy, 10 acres and
1 lot 5.69
Sutton, H. E., 31 acres 80.85
Sutton, Norman Louise, 63
- acres 13.26 (
Turner, Ode, 3 lots 12.08
Tyson, Joab, 25 acres 10.55
Tyson, Preston A, 37 acres __ 22.78
Vainwright, R. W., 96 acres 44.89
White, Mrs. Ida E., 270 acres? 79.65 (
Wilkerson, Rosa D., 187 acres_ 96.47
Williford, Mrs. Nannie E., 27
acres 7.99
Willoughby, J. E., 28 acres 26.20
Wood, Mrs. W. H., 50 acres 42.371
BEAVER DAM TOWNSHIP
COLORED
Anderson, Lawrence, 127 acres
and 1 lot 62.60 j
Anderson, Lawrence, Jr., 32
acres 24.34
Anderson, Bryant, 16 acres 7.95 (
Atkinson, Rosetta, 86 acres ? 24.26
Best, Major, 32 acres 23.591
Blount, Henry, Gdn., 12 acres. 6.10 (
Blount, Andrew, 9 acres 1.02 j
Blow, Louis, 16 acres 6.21
Carr, Lula (Heirs) 37 acres 9.62
Grimes, Annie, 1 acre .311
Grimes, Mary, 3 acres .641
Hemby, Margaret, 4 acres 2.10
Hemby, Samuel, Jr., 10 acres 1.28
Jones, Catherine, 1 lot .47
Monk, W. M., 2 lots 17.64
Rountree, H. R. (Heirs) 10
lots 6.301
Taft, Willie, 1 lot .47
Washington, Dave, 3 lots 4.91 (
Wilks, William, Sr., 3 lots 1.42 (
Willoughby, Margaret L., 4
acres 1.58
Wooten, Venie, 8 acres 6.58 (
FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP
WHITE
Allen, Mrs. G. E., 25 acres 17.68
Allen, Claude, 1 lot 35.72 (
Allen, Paul, 4 lots 25.90
' Allen, W. R., 31 acres 29.011
' Baker, J. E^ 1 acre 15.58
! Baker, Roy, Admr., 130 acres. 51.68
' Baldree, Mrs. Nancy, 6 acres. 9.99
Barrett, Mrs. E. A, 89 acres
' and 1 lot 33.42
- Barrett, Mrs. J. E., 60 acres _ 8.16
| Barrett, E. L., 78 acres 47.421
> Barrett, H. L., 2 lots ? 21.9(5
[ Barrett, J. E., 5 acres ? .41
* Beaman, C. L., 2 lots ? 89.08
1 Bell, L. R. A Wife, 80 acres ._ 10.54
f Bnutton, L. D., 79 acres ; 62.52
) Brock, J. a, 114 acres 40.77
) Bryan, H. E., 1 lot 9.99
L Bundy, Mrs. J. T., 290 acres and
> 2 lots ? 270.69
) Capps, Novella, 1 lot 12.24
SKKfc---24-49
I MOT 23.79
Carroway, Mrs. Georgia, 2 lota, S2.$0
Carroway, A. C. ft B. N? 21 acres11.85
Carroway, B. N., 92 aeres, - 64.67
Cash, J. B., 2 lota, 24.59
Cobb, Mrs. Fannie, Eat, 1 loV- 16JB
Corbett, S. L., 2 lota, ? 20J17
Cowan, Mrs. Gertrude, 1 lot, ? 1.36
Cummings,Mrs. Rosolin, 26 acr8?f'?^
Darden, Mrs. J. H., 11 lots, - 127,60
Eason, M. L., 1 lot, ? 12-jj?
Edwards, N. C. (Heirs), 2 lota 4.56
Forbes, J. E., 50 acres, 51.71
Fulford, L. A., 1 lot, 2.27
Gay, W. G. ft Son, 1 lot, 37.04
Gay, [W. G., 1 lot 26-00
Gay, MisB Lizzie 2 lots, 26.69
Hardy, J. W., 1 lot, 80.06
Hardy Bros., 1 lot,
Harris, R. A., 1 lot, -j?
Hobgoad, J. M., 6 lots, I Jt
Hope, L. E., 4 lots, 18-76
Horton, M. V., 114 acres, 2 lots 181.64
Horton, Mrs. Sallie, Gdn. 1 lot, 38.55
Horton, Mrs. Sallie, 119 acres, 2
lots, 8308
Humphrey, Mrs. Mary L., 70
acres 12.21
Humphrey, H. L. (Heirs) 12
lots, 10,88
Jones, L. R., 125 acres, 1 lot, 108.58
Jones, L. E., 134 acres, 91.72
Jones, C. L., 98 acres, 73.41
Jones, J. R., 60 acres, r 42.79
Jones, J. D., 58 acres, 43.36
Jones, M. V., 66 acres, 1 lot, ? 68.42
Joyner, Mrs. I* A., 1 lot, 8.16
Joyner, Mrs. L. A., Gdn. 2 lots, 16.32
Joyner, Mrs. Annie, Gdn. 52
acreal : 1 lot, 44.88
Joyner, Mrs. Annie 285 acres, 1
lot, 90.64
Joyner, Robert, 58" acres, 60.75
Joyner, Mrs. C. C., 1 lot, 45.35
King, T. B. 62 acres, 45.02
Lamb, Mrs. Lucille, 47 acres,? 31.43
Lassister, Mrs. Nann, (Heirs), 2
lots 9,00
Lewis, J. R., 46 acres, 82.08
Lewis, J. R. & Bros., 1 acre, ? 2.44
Lewis, Mrs. Mary Y., 948 acres 441.92
Little, Leon, 1 lot, 61-66
Manning, W. F., 18 acres, 12.24
Martin, R. T., 1 lot, ? _ 86.82
Mathew, J. A., 206 acres, 132.75
Mathew, Mrs. J. A., 24 acres, 1
lot, 49.62
Modlin, C. E., 1 acre, 15.50
Moore, Fred C., 226 acres, ? 138.72
Moore, W. H., 1 lot, 2.06
Moore, Mrs. C. E., 177 acres, 7
lot 364.95
Morgan, D. R., 2 lots, 78.96
Morris, C. W., 53 acres, 88.54
Mozingo, C. H. 1 lot, 83.03
Mozingo, Mrs. Nannie 1 lot, ? 20.93
Nelson, Mrs. J. T., 2 lots, 52.96
Newton, Mrs. R. R. 1 lot, ? 80.10
Norman, I. W., 1 lot, 21.76
Oakley, John Ira 64 acres, ? 29.86
Owens, Mrs. Florence, 62 acres, 10.60
Owens, J. R. (Heirs), 25 acres, 9.99
Palmer, N. F., (Gdn.), 1 lot, __ 3.63
Parker, R. A., 267 acres. 231.74
Paylor, John Hill, 125 acres, 13
lots, 147.26
Perkins, J. L., 1 lot, 8.18
Pierce, L. T., 2 lots, 56.70
Pippen, J. R., 2 lots, 3.26
Pitt Gin Co., 2 lots, ? 66.18
Pollard, S. M., 100 acres, 1 lot, 110.96
Reddick, J. W., 6 acres, 4.08
Rigsby, Mrs. A. H., & Mrs. M. V.
Jones 1 lot ? 34.00
Rountree, Mrs. Madhne, 3 lots, 27.84
Rouse, Mrs. Jack, 1 lot, 9.99
Rouse, T. H., 1 lot, 18.78
Smith, W. H., 2 lots, -91
Smith, R. L. & W. H., 266 acres
1 lot 221.07
Smith, F. M. (Heirs), 1 lot, ? 2.27
Smith, J. G., 1 lot, 34.28
Smith, Haywood, 1 lot, 89.54
Smith, J. S. 1 lot, 39.33
Smith, Maggie Allen, 35 acres,- 19.78
Stepp, Ben, 1 acre, 16.26
Stepp, Mrs. John, 1 acre 6.10
Taylor, B. O. & wife, 1 lot, ? 43.26
Taylor, Mrs. Jasper L., 2 lots, - 18.76
Tripp, Mrs. Lula, 12 acres 6.52
Tugwell, J. L., 223 acres 117.37
Tugwell, J. T., 44 acres 27.60
Tyson, H. C., 50 acres, 50.01
Tyson, Emily, 60 acres, 1 lot, _ 46.79
Tyson, John A., 67 acres, 39.83
Tyson, C. A., 2 lots, ?? 18.05
Tyson, Claude C., 53 acres,? 30.29
Tyson, Joab A., 63 acres, 1 lot,- 49.47
Tyson, Van, 26 acres, 12.24
Tyson, Mrs. A. J., 56 acres, ? 24.48
Vandiford, Mr* S.'E. 136 acre* 116.40
Wainwright, R. J., 5 acres 44.72
Warren, Mrs. W. S., 1 lot, 11.57
Wells, Mrs. W. M.? 1 lot, 2.27
Williams, Mrs. G. S., 1 lot, ? 33.10
Willis, .Dr. W. M., 1 lot, 99.74
Willis, *Mrs. W. R., 1 lot, 86.11
Windham, G. W., 1 lot, 22.48
FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP,
COLORED
Anderson, Lillie, 1 lot, -69
Anderson, Hillard, 2 lots, ?? 1-83
Anderson, J. H., 2 lots, 2.08
Armstrong, J. L. 3 lots, 4.3C
Arlington, William, 1 lot, .65
Artis, Joe, 1 lot, 16.0C
j Artis, L. T., 5 lots, 84.76
Artis, Amanda, 2 lots, . 12.18
Atkinson, John, 1 lot, 8.61
Atkinson, Robert, .1 lot, .? 8.88
Atkinson, Perry, Jr., 1 lot, ? 1.8
Atkinson, Spencer, 1 lot, ? 1-8
Atkinson, Fereby, 1 lot, I-8
Bagley, Esther, 1 lot, ? 1.1
Baker, Haywood, 8 lots, ?? 6.6
Baptist, Bessie, 1 lot, ? 1-8
Barnes, Tom, 1 lot, ??-?? 1-8
Barnes, Oecar, 1 lot, ?- M
Barnes, Annie (Bet), 6 lot* - 10.?
Barrett, Cera, ! lot. ?16.71
Daniel, Aaron, 1 lot, -91
Dawson, Jim, 1 lot, i 6.69
Dew, W. A., 1 tot, 455
Dixon, Henry, 1 lot, 1?? 8.68
Dixon, Lutchim, 1 lot, 1.36
Dunn, Joe, 1 lot, ? 1.36
Dupree, Daniel, 8 lota 8.41
Dapree, Dennis, 2 lots, 21.81
Dupree, George W., 1 lot, 4.66
Dupree, Jacob, 1 lot, 7.58
Dupree, Jacob, (D. R. Rollins,
Jr., Gdn.), 2 .lots, 10.44
Dupree,. J. Rue, 1 lot, .91
Edmerson, Harry, 1 lot, .69
Edwards, Wright, 1 lot, 4.20
Exum, Harrison, 1 lot, 8.63
Foreman, Rosa, 1 lot, ? 8.63
Foreman, Bettie, 3 lots, 6.23
Foreman, Ben, 1 lot, .91
Foreman, Arthur, 2 lots, 11.06
Fulton, Ethel, 1 lot, 6.44
Gaskins, Stephen, 1 lot, 8.73
Gay, George, 1 lot, ? 1.58
Gay, Daniel 1 lot, : .69
Glover, Cary, 1 lot, r- 6.24
Gorham, Bennett, 2 lots, 9.20
Graham, James, 1 lot, 8,86
Grisson, Lawrence, 1 lot 1416
Hammlin, A. P., 2 lots, 24.80
Hargrove, Robert J., 1 lot, 3.63
Harper, Watt. 1 lot, 12.69
High, Elizabeth, 2 lots, 6.35
Hines, David, 2 lots 1.83
Holmes, Harvey, 1 lot, 2.94
Hope, Viola & Neta Rasberry, 1
lot 3.19
Hopkins, Sallie, 8 acres, 2,72
Hopkins, Joe & John, 1 lot, ? .69
Jennings, Willie, 1 lot, 4.55
Johnson, Charlie, 1 lot, 9.07
Johnson, Mary Best, 2 lots, 6.85
Jones, Gertrude, 1 lot, 14.96
Jones, Edward Gorham, 1 lot,? 18.02
Joyner, Herbert, 2 lots, 11.78
Joyner, John R., 1 lot, 2.72
Joyner, Rosa, 1 lot, 6.80
Joyner, Lottie, 2 lots, 1.69
Joyner, Jackson, 1 lot, 1.36
Joyner, Joe, 1 lot, 1.69
Joyner, Fere bee, 1 lot, 2.72
Joyner, John Henry, 1 lot, 2.72
Joyner, Almira (Heirs), 1 lot ? 8.19
Joyner, Emma, 3 lots, 14.89
Joyner, Moses, 1 lot, ? 9.12
Joyner, Hell ram, 1 lot, 6.66
Joyner, Joe R., 8 lots, 26.98
Kennon, Will, 1 lot, .09
King, Arthur, 1 lot, .69
King, Ida, 1 lot, .69
King, Louis, 5 lots, 38.00
Lane, Allen, 1 lot, 6.44
McKinney, Tom, 3 lots, 8.78
McKinney, Laura, 2 lots, 8.78
May, George, 1 lot, 6.10
May, General, 1 lot, 4.76
May, Henrietta, 1 lot, 3.63
Farmers Merchant Bank, 2 lots 20.40
Moore, Caroline (Heirs), 2 lots 1.86
Moore, Mary J., 1 lot, 5.26
Moye, Henry, 103 acres, 67.68
Moye, Lena, 1 lot, 3.63
N. C. Mutual Life Ins. Co., 2
lots, 45.35
Parker, Daniel, 1 lot, 4.63
Parker, Mary, 2 lots, 5.91
Pender, James, 1 lot, .91
Peyton, Lizzie, 1 lot, 4.55
Phillips, Louis, 1 lot, .69
PhillipB, Daniel, 1 lot, 16.47
Pollard, James R., 4 lots, 27.83
Redding, James, 1 lot, -3.63
Sanders, Jerry, 1 lot, 3.76
Sanders, Greene, 1 lot, 4.65
Sanders* Jerry & Bros., 1 lot, ? .69
Sanders, Elijah, 8 lots, 5.09
Sanders, Nathan, 1 lot, .47
Sanders, David, 1 lot, 3.76
Scarboro, J. H., 1 lot, 6.80
Speight, Alonzo, 1 lot, ? .69
Speight, W. G., 1 lot, .69
Speight, Windsor & Sallie, 1 lot, 5.44
Speight, Windsor, 1 lot, .69
Speight, Zadock, 1 lot, .69
Speight, Sudie, 2 lots, 2.06
Spell, Joe, 2 lots, 1.83
Streeter, Arthur, 2 lots .91
Suggs, H. B., 2 lots 11.98
Suggs, Addie, 1 lot, 3.63
Taylor, George, 1 lot, .69
Taylor, Collins, 1 lot, 7.84
Thigpen, David, 1 lot, 4.20
Thigpen, Pearl, 1 lot, 4.99
Turnage, Willie & Earl, 1 lot, ? .91
Tyaon, Alberta, 1 lot, 3.63
Tyson, George, 1 lot, 4.55
Vines, Washington, 1 lot, 6.89
Vines, Ben (Adm.), 78 acres, 1
lot, ? 46.09
Vines, Maude, 3 lots, 4.08
Vines, Marcellus, 2 lots, 6.68
Vines, Annie, 1 lot, 1.86
Wallace, W. H., 1 lot, 4.55
Whitfield, Charles, 1 lot, .69
Williams, Gladys, 1 lot, 3.19
Williams, Nonnie, 1 lot, 3.63
Williams, Sam, 1 lot, .69
Woo ten, Lyman, 1 lot, 7.84
FALKLAND TOWNSHIP,
WHITE
Abrams, E. P., 200 acres, 76.90
1 Allen, Paul, 100 acres, 61.61
t Atlantic Joint Stock Land
i Bank, 179 acres, ? 18.00
> Bryan, W. P. 1 lot, 13.94
? Cole, D. H., 43 acres, ? .41
I Cobbitt, Mrs. Lillian, 85 acres, 9.68
I Deans, Mrs. Alex, 184 acres,? 48.81
I Deans, J. H., 16 acres, ? 12.98
I Deans, J. R., (Helta), 1 lot, - 1.67
t Dunn, Mrs. Mary, 22 acres, ? 1.78
1 Dunn, Jeffrey D? 86 acres, ? 1058
\ Dunn, J. Robert, 22 acres, 14.76
J Dunn, Elias, 20 acres, ?^? 1154
I Dunn, Bruce, 19 acres, 10.67
1 Federal Land Bank, 17, acres, 7.68
I Forbes, W. E. & J. A., 47 acres, 17.69
! Forbes, W. E., 1 lot, 8.44
I Forbes, J. A., 160 acres, 87.67
) Garris, Mr*. J. N. (Heirs) 416
i
i o.<:Jra&Jliami
M? 40 acres, - 1948
Lemon, Mrs. Owen IL, 400,
acres, ?
Mayo, T. G? 1 lqt, 6.17
Kyo, c. H., 1 lot, 12.16
Moore, Mrs. Ella, 89 acres, - 9.20 j
Moore, W. H., 60 acres, 60.40 ,
Moore, J. E., 160 acres, 66.46 j
Morgan, E. M., 7 acres, -? 18.81
Moseley, Elisha, 100 acres, ? 89.68
Owens, J. T. t Lucy, 48 acres*. 1LJ8
Owens, Mrs. Maggie D? 21 acres 8.02 ,
Peaden, Eula, 32 acres, 18.70
Peaden, Mrs. Annie, 2 acres, 8.84
Peaden, C. Jim, 22 acres, 12.66
Peaden, W. E. 42 acres, 4JJ7
Peaden, L. T. (Heirs), 44 acres, 81.62
Peel, E. L. 1 lot, .61
Pierce, A. S., 1 lot, ? 14.10 1
Pierce, L. T|, 191 acres, 68.34 *
Pierce, C. P., 164 acres, 1 lot 86.72 ?
Reddick, J. W. & wife, 29 acres, 4.28 ?
Royster, F. S. Guano Co., 88 5
acres, 1 16-08 1
Smith, G. B., 14 acres, 8.29 i
Sutton, Henry, 74 acres, 6.41 1
Tyer, R. Harvey, 198 acres, ? 87.88 1
Windham, W. M., 92 acres, ? 61.60 i
Wooten, Mrs. Sudie Corbett, 34
acres ? 11.57 1
Wooten, Blanche C., 39 acres, ? 7.78 1
.. - c
FALKLAND TOWNSHIP, <
COLORED i
Bryant, Cherry, (Heirs), 14
acres, 1
Dupree, Josh, Sr., 1 lot, 2.63 t
Dupree, Henry, 1 lot, 2.08 <
Gorham, Anthony, 1 lot, .41 <
Gorham, James, (Heirs), 1 let, .81 <
Gorham, Jack, 1 lot, .77
Gorham, Mark, (Heirs), 1 lot, .41 i
Gorham, Marion, 1 lot, .81 .
Gorham, Victor, 1 lot, 6.76 ]
Gorham, Donald, 2 acres 8.87 3
Johnson, Timpy, 2 lots, -81 1
Johnson, Edna, (Heirs), 1 lot, ? .81 ]
Johnson, Spellman, 1 acre, ? 6.66 j
King, Cherry, 2 lots, 2.41 ,
Phillips, Louis, 6 acres, 1-92 ]
Vines, Ephram, 2 acres, .72 ,
Vines, Grace King, 6 acres, ? 9.30
? ^
FOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP, \
WHITE 1
Baker, C. C. (Heirs,) llot, ? 18.06 3
Barrett, Lester, 181 acres, 83.14
Bell, L. R., 382 acres, 239.92
Bell, D. R., 14 acres, 17.69 ,
Brock, J. A. (Gdn.) 20 acres, __ 2.61
Brown, S. R. 1 lot, 82.12
Bundy, Mrs. J. T. 1 lot, 10.61
Cook, Mrs. J. W., 125 acres,? 58.17
Corbett, S. L., 90 acres, 79.92
Dilda, S. L. 1 lot, 68.99 (
Dozier, J. L., 32 acres, . 334)6 (
Eason, J. T., 1 lot, 3.39 .
Edwards, W. C., 36 acres, 3 lots 44.21 (
Edwards, J. A., 1 lot, 15.60
Edwards, E. C., 155 acres, 183.41
Ellis, E. E. 1 lot, ? 23,44 .
Everett, S. 1 lot, 9.09 j
Gardner, W. E. 1 lot, 18.20 .
Gardner, J. L. (Adm.), 87 acres 19.59
Gardner, J. L., 128 acres, 53.11
Gardner, Henry, 83 acres, ? 68.32
Hayes, Mrs. H. H. (Heirs), 1
Harris, W. B., 10 acres, .97 1
Harris^ Alex, 158 acres, 132.82
lot, ? *24
Holland, Mrs. D. 1 lot, 18.62
Horton, J. M., 1 lot, ?... 14.59
Horton, J. T., 60 acres, 58.03
Horton, Mrs. Annie, 156 acres 62.20
Horton, L J. 91 acres, 48.10
Jefferson, G. W. & Co. 2 lots, 188.30
Jefferson, Mrs. G. W., 49 acres 36.74
Jefferson, Lum, 16 acres, 9.34,
Killebrew, W. J., 116 acres, ? 87.21 '
Langley, Walter, 2 lots, 7.99 |
Macclesield Co,. & Miss Mary K. 1
Fountain, 24 acres, 9 lots, ? 61.47
Mangum, Mrs. E. G. & J. A.
Mercer, 49 acres, 37.70 ?
Mercer, J. A., 1 acre, 4 lots, 197.08
Mercer, W. H. c/o W. C., 1 lot, 18.85 j
Moore, Mrs. W. C., 1 lot, 19*34
Moseley, Elisha, 57 acres, 42.98
Moseley, Willis, 26 acres, 14.98
Nichols, H. C., 33 acres, 21.04
Owens, Mrs. Ben, 8 acres, 2.90
Owens, Edgar, 11 lots, 81.06
Owens, M. W., 23 acres, 19.34 <
Owens, H. P. & Miss Neili? 1 lot, 18.92
Owens, Mrs. C. L., 1 lot, 26.10
Owens, C. L., 2 lots, 61.74
Owens' H. L., 2 lots, 38.48
Peaden, Henry, 30 acres, 23.07
Pierce, L. T. Fierce, 449 acres 87.25}
Phillips, Benjamin L., 1 acre ? 18.99
Phillips, Mrs. Allie, 233 acres 87.19
Pinetop Development Co. 9 lots 8.22
Pittman, Miss Ethel c/o L. T.
Pierce, 43 acres, 23.74
Reddick, J. W., 56 acres, 4 lots 108.48
Rogers, B. El 1 lot, 4.60
Sand & Gravel Co., 1 acre, ?? 1.94
Smith, M. E. 1 lot, 26.89
Tugwell, J. L., 2 lots, .49
Webb, Mrs. H. W., 8 lots, 1.89
Wooten, W. H., 109 acres, _=? 44.49
? l
FOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP,
COLORED . \
Books, Walter, 3 lots ?? 1*76
Bryant, Cherry c/o J. T. Bell
2 lots,
Bullock, Jesse, 1 lot, .25
Bollock, Peter, 6 lots, 1.82
Bullock, Isaac, 2 lots, . .45
Bullock, Bessie, c/o B. Bullock, 1
- lot, -46
Johnson, Sam, 2 lots, .54
King, Grade, 4 lots, 6.64
Reed, Offie, 1 acre, 6.25
Taylor, Bettie, 1 lot, -35
Vines, HoUoway (Heirs) 1 lot*. -25
White, Caroline, 79 acres, 88.84
White, David, 1 lot, 8.09
Williams, Jessie, Sr., 1 lot, .45.
??*???*mmm?
. county farmers have just
purchased two registered Guernsey
cows, a Guernsey heifer calf, a Guern
sey bull .calf, and two regirt^ed Jei
I'-"..'.'' ?? ? : . rk
Having qualified as executor of the
SttS this
Is to notify all persons having claims
?fffo8* the ^statf of JllWM.tt, to sat
hibit them to the undersigned execu
tor or attorney, at ^aJstonburg, N.
C., or Farmvflle, N. C., respectively,
on or before the 28th day of August
1988, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please make
Immediate settlement
This the 25th day of August 1987.
S. T. LEWIS, Jr., Executor
John B. Lewis, attorney.
27, S. 3,10, 17, 24, O. 1.
NOTICE OF RE-SALE QF REAL
PROPERTY
Under and pursuant to the order of
tt-sale entered in that certain actipn
mtitled "Town of Farmville Vs. John
3idney Joyner, Pattie Cotton Joyney,
iohn Alvin Joyner, Ruby MacKen
rie, Jim MacKenrie, Ula Joyner Hud
son and husband, Willie Hudson, Ma
nie Ruth Dickens and husband, Wiil
Dickens, Elberta Tyson and husband,
Daniel Tyson, Tabitha Joyner Bry
mt and husband, McEinley Bryant,
delink Huel and husband, Eddie Hoel,
Litchfield Motor Co., and Pitt County,
jy the Hon. J. F. Harrington, Cleric
>f the Superior Court of Pitt County,
>n Saturday August 21st, 1937, the ^
indersigned Commissioner, will on
Monday, the 6th day of September,
it 12:00 o'clock, Noon, sell for cash
;o the highest bidder, before the
Dourthouse door in Greenville, North
Carolina, the following described par
cel or tract of land:
Situated on the east side of Wal
nut Street, and on the north side of
A.cton Place (or Division Street) in
Block 97 of the official Town of
Farmville map; and being a part of
he identical lot conveyed to Irvin
Sines by R. L. Davis, and inherited
from the said Irvin Bones by hie
laughters, Lettie Joyner and Mamie
MacKenzie, containing one-half acre,
more or less.
The person placing the highest bid
mil be required to deposit 15% of
bis or her bid with the Commissioner,
to show that same was made in good
faith.
This the 21st day of August 1987.
JOHN B. LEWIS, Commissioner
27 S. 3rd.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administratrix
af the escate of Fred Williams, (CoL)
deceased, late of Pitt County, this
is to notify all persons holding
claims against the estate of the said
Fred Wililams to present them to
the undersigned Admrx. or to John ?
B. Lewis, Attorney, on or before the
6th day of August 1938, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery.
This the 5th day of August, 1937.
LUCINDA WILLIAMS,
Swks. Administratrix.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Pitt County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Ada Lee Burlingame
vs. Louis Harrison Burlingame.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
superior court of Pitt County, North
Carolina, by the plaintiff, Ada Lee
Burlingame, for the purpose of obtain
ing an absolute divorce from the de
fendant, Louis Harrison BuiLngame;
and the said defendant will further
take notice that he is required to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of
Superior Court of Pitt County on or
before the 23rd day of September,
1937, and answer or demur to the com
plaint in said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
Ths 20th day of July, 1937.
E. F. TUCKER,
Asst. Clerk Superior Court.
Blount, James & Taft, Attorneys.
J30?4wks.
FOR RENT?NICELY FURNISHED
Bed Room. Convenient to bath.
Apply Mrs. J. T. Bandy. 2wkx.pd.
WANTED ? SMALL SIZE IRON
SAFE ? Address ENTERPRISE;
Farmville, N. C.
PIANO?WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL
used upright piano, good-as new,
which the purchaser is unable to
keep. Will be sold for the small
balance owing. Easy terms If de
I aired. Answer quick for details.
; Credit Manager, Box 602, Lynch
' burg, Vs. Swksx
DR. V. H. NEWBORN
? OPTOMETRIST ?
NEXT VISIT
Farmville?OfAce at Fields' Jewelry
Store, M0*$4Y, SEPT. 13th.
Ayden office over P. B. Tayfcr 4k Ca
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6.
Eyes Examined ? Glasses Fitted
?Tarboro Every Saturday?
ILLUMINATED AUTO PLATES
Denver.?An innovation in the way
of license plates will come from Col
orado where the aatomotdle license
plates for next year will be
ed. The plates vill be dipped in a
beaded solution to make them glisten
at night. The cost amounts to about
a cent a plate, according to one offi
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