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liMford, N. U.. Ma? 3. 19*28
. May lOth, Menorial Day.
MemorUil Day will be observed
with appropriate exercises by the
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy and the American Leeion
Auxiliary in the school auditor!
um at 10:30 on the morning of
May lOib.
liie public is cwdiaUy invited
to attend. A program with many
intneeting features has been
arranged for the occasion.
The schools of the county have
been asked to observe the day
in honor of heros of 1861—64 and
World War veterans.
The graves of all soldiers will
be decorated on this day.
‘"They are not dead, the ones so
calmly lying
Where we leave flowers and swift
wistful tears;
The outer part of them, alone,
knew dying,
Their spirits travel, still, along
the years,
Ihey are not dead, the brightness
of them lingers—
In sweet remembered smiles
We may have too much ^rain
tor good cotton props as the boll
weevils play havoc wet years,
but people should look out for
food crops We can get along
pretty well, evep when we ale
not able to ride in new cars, if
we have plenty of rations.
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our souls with fra
Bovs, let us not enter into anv
bickering nor strife. We should
all remain iriends, for we must
all live on here after this cam
paign is over. Let the spirit of
brotherly love prevail. ^ AH these
candidates are trood men and
•iood citizens, and never allow
ynurslf or afiy one else to say
iWrontc things about any of them.
Let’s be friendly
i Safe of Uiiliy CwiliiiiliMcn.
We'will sell for tepalrs to the
iTndw pnd by virtae jadgiMoi[ bighesi bidder one Ford roadster.
: tf. A. Page, Jr-
ofVbe ^a|M>rior Coark oTj^amb^loBd
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FOR SALE—Two good, fresh
milk COW'S at ivasonable prices
J. B. MONROE. Timberland.
New Shipment Slippers and Ox
fords for the whole family.
Baucom’s Cash Store.
For a good line of Ladies’
Children’s Bonnets and
• go to
The Specialty Shop,
Hats
Caps,
Reward! Reward!
I hereby offer a reward of Ten
Dollars for the name of the per
son or persons who demolished
the fencing around.my lot -here,
and for sufficient information to
establish proof in court of his or
their conviction for the trespass
upon the same.
Signed: D. J. BLUE,
Raeford. N C.
They touch
grant vanished fingers
They are not here, but Oh! they
arenotuead!”
All members are asked to bring
flowers.
Sale of Valuable Farm Property,
Antioch Items.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McPhaul,
daughter Jessie and Mrs. Mag.
McPhaul spent several days last
week in Chapel Hill.
Mr. and J. C. Gibson spent
Thursday in St. Pauls -visiting
relatives.
Miss Edna Liles went to New
Bern last week where she has
accepted a position with the Eb
by Lumber Co.
David Dalton, a student at
_ u:—IB in me Watts hos
pital at Durham where he was
operated on for appendicitis last
week. His friends here wish for
him a speedy recovery.
Miss Martitia Hodgin of Red
Springs spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Uodgiu.
Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Gibson and
son CaltOD spent Sunday in Clin,
S C., visiting relatives.
Sorry to report that Mr. Ev
erett McNeill isnotdoingso well.
Circle No. 1 of the Ladies’
Auxiliary will meet Wednesday
P. U. at 3 o’clock with Mrs. G.
C. Biggs.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Bullard,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson and
D. J. Dalton were in Durham
Wednesday of last week visiting
Mr. David Dalton.
There will be Sacrament at iho
church Sunday, May 6th, which'
has been the order since the
church was organized, to have
Sacrament the first Sunday in
May.
Mr. Lee Gibson, who is work
ing with the telegraph Co. spent
several days at home with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs P. McN
Gibson.
The Baccalaureate serin on will
be preached in the school audi
torium Sunday, May 27. Have
not as yet learned who will hold
this service.
Rev. G. W. Hannah and fam
ily were called to the deathbed
of Rev. Mr. Hannah’s mother
which occurred Sunday week.
The many friends of Rev. and
Mrs. Hannah extend to them
their deepest sympathy.
Quite a number of Antioch
people attended the Mayday ex
ercises held in the Woodland
Theatre at Flora Macdonald col
leire Tuesday. A very artistic
program was carried out by Miss
Somerville, bead of the Physical
Culture Dept.
Under and by virtue of the author
ity conferred upon us in a doed of
tirast executed by O. H. Mofldtt and
wife Bertha Moffltt, on the 11th day
of September! 1926, and recorded in
Book 46, page 616, we will on Satur
day, 26th day of May 1928, at 12
o’clock noon, at the court liouse door
in Raeford Hoke County, sell at pub
lic auction for cash to the highest
bidder the following land, to-wit:
Two certain tracts of land in Que-
whiffle township, Hoke Ccunry.
North Carolina, adjoining the lands
of John Blue Estate, T. E. Staley,
and others, 'ind more particulariy a ♦
scribed as lollows, viz:
First Tract; Beginning at a stake,
in the channel of Quewhiffle Cro-*!;
about 40 feet above the Plank Road
Bridge, runs thence S. 67.22 E. 669
feet to a stake, M, 0. Brown’s north
west corner; runs thence S. 37J W.
42 03 chains to a stake in John Blue’s
line; thencer* with s^id John Blue’s
line to the channel of Qaewhifide
' Creek; thence up various courses
..-.id cbaaitel to the beginning, epn-
tainin / 106 50 acres.
Second Tract: Beginning at a
stake, J. R, Lucas’ Northeast corner,
and running thence N. 76^ E. 32 63
feet to a stake in tlie south edge ot
Chicken Road; tlien( e S. 0 degrees
and 48 minutes W. 3336 feet to a
Stake and pointers in the old Jolm
Blue line; thence with said Blue line
2167 feet to a stake; thence N. 20 W.
2300 feet to a stake thence N.47i W.
451 feet to the beginning, containing
171 acres.
This sale is maee by reason of the
failure of O H. Moffltt and wife Ber
tha Moffltt to pay off and discharge
the Indebtedness secured by said
deed of trust to the North Carolina
Joint Stock Land Rank of Durham.
This the 16th day of April, 1928.
The first National Company of Dur
ham, Inc., formerly First National
Trust Company, Trustee,
Durham, N. 0,
Deviir .liidge, at the Fe^K^ry 1V38
Term of the Superior Oonirt of Ciun-
berland ('onn'v, in an action therMo
pending entitled '‘Vi^nia Trtwt
Company vs Spencer J. ( nirie, T.
M. Shsw. D L Downiijg and D. Ga*,-
ler,” tbe.underBigned E|. S. Smith T.
A. Lyon, U. C DowiPng and John
G Sh.aw, Com i ission* rs, will sell aci
public aucliofi for cash forhe highe»t
bidder, at “Lakerirn, ’ rf*'. ut 9 niles
west of Fayettevillw «.ii Ih • F-iyctte-
ville-Raeford Highway, on the lauds
hereinafter describ'd, rumhciiand
County, North Oarolina, on Monday,
May 7th, at 12 o’clock M., the follow
ing described lauds:
Fimt Tract: Beginning at a stake
and pointers, McGi'l’s corner on west
side of Hones Creek south Plank
(now Raeford road); thence"Iv. 21 .60
chains to a pine; thenc-e N 46 W. 25 •
62 chain to a p'no near swamp of
Middle Greek, thenceN, IIW. ISchs.
to a stake and pointers in the Buie
line; thence as it S.'88 W. 24 chains
to a stake in MeQill’s line of 26 acres,
thence as McGill’s line 8. 2 Vlf. 16 7U
chains to a corner; thence S. S8 E.
16 chains to a pine McGdl’s other
corner: thence N. 2 E. 13.70 chains to
the Buie line; thence 8. 88 E. 6 60
chains to the channel of Bones
Creek, thence down said channel 21
chains to a stake and pointers;thence
S. 76 E. 14.80 chains to Phaw’s cor
ner; Ithence 8. 12 B. 6.88 chains;
thence 8 2 19.60 chains to Mc
Gill’s line; thence as that line 8. 80
W. .36 chains to the beginning, con
taining 184 acres
Second Tract; Beginning at Mc
Gill’s corner, stake and pointers
and runs thence N. 80 W. 9 chains;
thence N. 86 W 11.90 chains to a
stake in the Church road; thence
with said road N. 64 E 13.73 chains
to a stake in edge of said road ;thence
N. 30.72 chains to a stone near tne
head of a branch; thenue S. 45 E.
13 73 chains to a corner of tract No.
1; thence .S. 32.32 chains to the be
ginning, containing 39} acres. Being
the same land conveyed by Jas F.
McNatt by deed registered in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of Cum-
06iiauLi v/\/i(LAvj • xtu *Xt
222. Being also the same lands de
scribed in deed from David W. Cur'ie
et als to Spencer J. Currie, dated
August 30th, 1919. and duly registered
in Book 263, page 113, Public Records
of Oumberland County.
Excepting from the above tracts of
land, 7.60 acres, more or less, con
veyed to the State of North Carolina,
recorded in Book 299, page 178; also
the State of North Carolina for 28.70
acres, recorded in Hook 284, page 528;
also 6 acres, to T. R. Skipper, record
ed in Book 309, page 286.
Third Tiact: Beginning at a stake
wi'h post oak pointers, in the Currie-
Gillis ,ire about 6.69 chains from the
original corner on the chaiiuel of
Hones C^'cek, running thehce 26 degs.
E. 22chains to a corner in the Gillis-
Ba’dwin line, fiieuco wuh thu Gillis-
Baldwin line 83 degs 40 minut^^ W.
4.10 chains to the channel of ^ones
Creek, thence down the channel of
Bones Creek about 21 chains ^ the
original Shaw corner, themce ’S. 72
degs Bt 6 69 chains to tha^gioning,
containing 11} actos and^M|SD|t-&
of the original flnifoan andrathenne
Shaw land on the North side of the
Fayetceville-Raeford Road and which
includes a portion of the land now
covered by the waters of Currie’s
mill pond Being also the same lands
conveyed by t eed dated Jufy 8th,
1926, from W. J. Gillis and wife, et
als to Spencer J. ( urrie, which said
deed is duly recorded in Book 316,
page 135, Public Beoords of Cumber
land County.
Place o Sale: “Lakerim” onFay-
etteville-Raeford Highway, 9 miles
west of Fayetteville, (Cumberland
County, Nortu Carolina.
Time of Sale: Monday, May 7th,
1928, at 12 o’clock M.
T1T..18 of Sale: Cash.
This the 4th day of April, 1928.
E S. Smith,
T. A. Lyon,
W. 0 Downing,
John G. Shaw,
Commissioners.
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ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING 7
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ITione 263.
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FERTILIZER FOR SALE: Nl
trate oi Soda. Sulphate Am
mouia. Fish IFanhatfe. Mixed
Fertilizer on banii Terms
cash.
— J. B. Thomas.
EYES EXAMINED
Glasses Ground and Fitted
Same Day.
DR. JULIUS SHAFFER
Phone 641
Fayetteville. N.*C.
TWO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
Phone 416
H. R. BAUCOM,
Baeford, N. C.
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3«nk of Baeford Bldg. Raeford.
Seo.-Treas. Hoke Realty, Loa .
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Hellen Davis, two of the defendants
above named, will take notice that
an action entitled as above, or a spe
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common the lands described in peti
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complaint in said special proceeding,
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court for the relief demanded in said
complaint. •
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clerk of the Superior court.
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