J. W. Kendr ick Gets 6 Applications To Rent House Next Day ^
FOR RENT—Fi^e Room Apart
ment near S*e»tt’s Service Sta
tion on Lincoln ton highway. See
J. W. KENDRICK. lt-pd
CLASSIFIED ADS
for sale
FOR SALE—Hampshire pigs—
C. C. Dellinger, Cherryville. 2tsy
FOR SALE—2 one-horse wagons
See Hamp Homesley after 3 o
clock at home in Cherry ville.^JV.
FOR SALE Reconditioned
Bohen 13-—• Flat c Linnet , * 1''
to quick buyer. Milton t 1111 1
1 t-p ’_
H) >R SALE—-l-'-j horse Briggs
and Stratton gasoline engine amt
110 volt goneratol .— A 1 coinli
tion—Reasonable. MKs. -L -«•
BLACK. _L
LOST
LOST •— Mohow wr A watch
with halt expansion. bait link
hand. Lost at Lot* ' Rtdit’” 1’**'
vices Saturday night- IL'-vard ■!
returnee, to James Mayiiue at
Howell Mill. U\P
LOST—No. 2 Rationing R-’ok
with name Mrs. R 1!. Robbs.
Return to Mrs. Robb' -i to local
Rationing Boani D I’d
LOST — Ration Book No. I
Name Richard Ingram and Lau
ra' Ingram. Return to local Rat
ion Board or to owner.
STRAY Kit— Female Police dog
greyish brown, weight about tin
pounds, an. wers to name, Pal
Reward—-C. C. PARKER, phone
3072 or Eagle Office U
FOR RENT
FOR RENT —5 Room House—
See J. W. KENDRICK lt-p
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WANTED TO BUY—Lespede
za Hay. Write .information to
Edward Wright. Lawndale. N C.
WE ELY CHICKENS ANI)
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STOCK YARDS. Pl-i i i tie f>o 2.1.
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Studio Couches
Stove;j
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SCOUT MESS HALL “BEFORE AND AFTER*’
Dinin.v room and kitchen of the Piedmont
T rvon before the lire August 'JO. Here more
meals we.e served each summer. Building- was
ami fully equipped in most modern way. Boat
stored in loft of building during the winter.
Boy tSeout camp at
than ten thousand
lit! feet by 96 feet
s and canoes were
Fire, originating in the kitchen. completely destroyed the mess
Hall, one of the finest eanvp buildings in the South. The loss was
only partially covered by insurance. Plans are being- made now to
replace this hall with a new and larger building in keeping with the
expanded facilities of the camp
SUCCESSFUL
PARENTHOOD
■r MBS. CATHERINE CONRAD EDWARDS.
Aaaociato Editor. Porosis' Magailao
SELECTING CHILDREN’S
Here is a 'letter which 1 am
sure many <■! a- have felt at times
tempted t.i> write The writer
.-iui:*> herself "Neighbor" ami
she says. "U.i.’t you say siirne
flutig about. the importance of
children'- clothe- to his peace of
inii:iel " i ... yotmusters going
I • \ m\ h.n.-e on t lie way to
school ami it honestly seems to
me as if then hehavioi is dicta
teii hy tiien clothes! (If course.
1 really don't mean that—but 1
have been able to divide them ir.
to two. or three classes.' First,
there tire the overdressed ones
who lord it all over the others
and tile o conscious of themsel
ves and their finery that 1 won
der if they ever have a really
free childish impulse to have a
good time. Therj there are the
sloppy dressed ones—clothes too
big or too little, buttons off, shoe
lures knotted—they either look
miserable or try to hide their dis
comfort by hein|r noisy and hard
boiled. And then most pitiful of
all, are the ones who have to
wear freakish clothes to express
their fiat ends' personalities—
something "arty’ perhaps These
bungs tors -imply crawl into
themselves and stay out of the
way of tlie other hoys and girls
and their jibe-.
The child who is dressed con
spicuously or inappropriately, is
certainly ill at ease. And it. is
true that from this feeling of be
ing unoomfot table all sorts of
behavior problems and difficul
ties may arise, So in selecting
your chid’s clothes keep the fol
lowing points in mind: Season is
one of the first eonsuTe'rations,
Your first introduction
should tell you
WHY
BLACK
DRAUGHT
is 8
BEST SEELING LAXATIVE
all over the South
follow Lot#/ Direction*
the garment must be appropriate
to the time of year Next comes
consideration of the practical
features of any given garment—
is there room for the free play |
of the muscles? Is the garment I
easy to»put oh and take otf? The
quality of workmanship is im
portant. too. for a thro\vn-to
gether garment won't last long
on an active child.
Always try to incorporate a
new fashion note, nothing extreme
hut something that will he indivi
dual and interesting. Growing
children like many changes. Also
they are developing ideas about
clothes Don’t try to curb their
tiistes too much. It is often sur
prisingly good. Confidence in
one's appearance means a lot in
life, and children should be giv
en the assurance that comes from
self-selected clothes. Clothing
does not need to be expensive in
order to be iri good taste. Rath
er it js a matter of spending
time studying your child's type
with an eye also to what his friends
are wearing, so he won't look
too different from the others.
The complaint of many mothers
that their children fail to take
good care of their clothes, and
for that reason don’t deserve
nice ones, should be applied in
reverse. Often the feeling that
his clothes are unattractive is
back of a Child’s careless hand
ling of them—he can take out
his disappointment on a despised
coat when he can’t on the moth
er who thoughtlessly bought a
color the child didn’t like. Of
course, play comes tirst with
children, as it should, and clothes
are apt to get rough treatment.
But it is rarely that you are jus
tified in sayin^ that a child has
deliberately ruined a garment.
Children grow fond of their clothes
if they are becoming and are
truly sorry when accidents hap
,As for hand-me-downs, these
are an economic necessity in most
families especially in these days
of shortages. But you can always
add a touch which makes a gar
ment the second child’s own—-a
new feather for a hat costs only
a quarter, a clever shoulder pin
makes sister’s suit more palata
ble, and a brand new blouse or
sweater can make it seem a new
costume.
Indeed there is plenty of room
for imagination and ingenuity
in planning children’s clothes.
Many elev'er mothers have turned
this knack into a successful ca
SCRAP FOR VICTORY
Notice Of SALE Of REAL ESTATE For
DELINQUENT TAX Of The Town
Of CHERRYVILLE, N. C.
In pursuance of an order by the Board of Commis
sioners of the Town of Cherryville, and required by law,
the undersigned Tax Collector will sell for cash to the
highest bidder at the Citv Hall in Cherryville, N. C., on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1943, Beginning at the
Hour Of 10:00 A. M.,
(he following described real estate on which town taxes
for the year 1942 remain due and unpaid. The amounts
given in these lists do not include costs and advertising
which will be added to each item at the time of settle
ment.
E. E. McDOWELL, Tax Collector
ALFONSO BEAM, Clerk
Abernathy, J. S.—Vacant lot North Elm Street_$ 5.76
Angle, John—House and lot East Seltf Street_■_ 4.66
Beam, Yates E.—Vacant lot N. Mtn. St. _____ 2.42
Beam, Guy E.—Vacant lot S. Elm St. _L_.. 10.52
Beam, Herbert—W. 2nd Street _ __.__ 4.46
Beam, M. C.—Vacant lot East 1st St. __ _ __ 7.64
Beam, Mrs. P. C.—Filling Station, North Mtn. St._ 42.72
Beam, Walter R.—Vacant lot Whitesides St. _ 1.10
Black, Joe Estate—E. Main & Bates Ave, Vacant lots _ 8.80
Brown. (I. I,.—House and lot (W.H.) West 1st St. . 31.16
G. L. Brown and Sam Neal—Vacant lot, Ballard St._ 1.64
Pearl & W. R. Camp—Vacant lot South Elm St.__ 3.12
Carpenter, Miss Joe Grace—Vacant lot South Main St. 9.40
Carpenter, Mr. L. N.—Vacant lot, Sussex Ave._ 2.20
Costner, L. S.—House and lot S. Pink St. Vacant lot Aca
demy Street __ 32.56
Costner, Mrs. L. S.—Briek Bldg. E. Main St._ 34.96
Costner. O. A.—Lincolnton, N. C.—Filling Station, North
Mtn. Street -- .-- __ 26.83
Davis, .Ada F.—House and lot East 2nd. S.t._ ... 10.70
Dedmon, A. V.—House ar.d lot South Mtn. St.__... 6.34
Dellinger, Mrs. O. B.—Vacant lot West Church St._ 1.64
Dixon, Jim E.—Vacant lots, Mulberry St. _ 4.14
Eaker, J. D. Estate—South Jacob, House and lot_ 11.16
Fowler. W. M.—Vacant lot Essex Street -- _ 3.52
George, Howard J.—Vacant lot Ballard St. _. 9.18
George, J. J. Estate—Vacant lots, Ballard St. i_ 1.65
Goins, Mrs, Nell Kester—House and lot, Mulberry St._ 8.20
Stuberfield, Coplin—House and lot. Self Street..- 9.34
Grigg, J. Will—Vacant lot, Carroll St. ,v__ .66
Holdman, Charlie—Cherryville Mfg Co., Property 10.80
Heafner. Mrs. W N.—House and lot, North Elm St. 8.38
Houser, A. L.—Vacant lot East Main St._ 6.80
Houser, Blair Falls—-House and lot, Hessemer-City and
Cherryville Road -- —.. 9.32
Houser. Doras and Evon L.—Ix>ts on Highway 150 - 8.02
Houser, Mrs. Evon L.— Property Bessemer and Cherry
ville Road - .... ---— 5.44
Hovis, John—Vacant lot, Kenwood St. _ 6.90
Huss, Flay—Vacant lot, West Church St. ___ 5.58
Jenks, D. M.—Vacant lot West 2nd St. .. _ 3.66
Jones, W. F.—Vacant lot, West 2nd and V. St. _ 3.02
Mauney, Rome C.—House and lot Bates Avenue_ 12.50
Moore, Andrew Estate—Property Collat'd Districk _ 5.12
Mosteller, Tom J.—House and lot North Mulberry St._ 29.32
McGinnas, Harold—House and lot N. Pine St. _ 26.42
McGinnis, J. William—Elm and North Mtn. St. _- 9.24
McGinnis, Mrs. W. J. Estate—West 2nd and Elm St. _ 22.22
McGinnis, W M.—East Main St. __ . - ._ 8.26
Poole, Clara Mae—North Elm St. ... . _ 7.25
Randle, .1. C.—House and lot S. Jacob St. . _ 6.64
Rutter, 11.—East Main Street ___ 7.12
Scruggs, E. B.—East Main St.. Brick Bldg. _ 78.45
Short, Sallie Hoyle—North Mulberry St._,_,_ 6.88
Stroup, C. P. Estate—North Mulberry St.__ 28.08
Stroup, Rush and Lee—North Elm St. __ 16.34
Styers, Mrs W. .1. T.—tStyers Street - 31.68
Wright, Mrs. J. R.—Styers Street_ 8.62
COLORED
Benson, Johnny Mae—Scuta Mtn. Street - .70
Benson, Robert W.—South Mtn. Street___ 1.26
Bess, Hunter and Emma—House and lot West of 274 High
way _ —---- 5.66
Dixon, Tom Estate—Bessemer-City and Cherry ville Road -- 8.32
Eskridge, John C.—Bessemer-City-CherryVille Road- 6.68
Garland, Charlie—West 274 Highway --- 4.12
Hart, George W.—Collord Section -- 1.40
Jackson, Maud—Collord Section _ 2.20
Jackson, Ralph—South Mtn. St.---i- 5.84
Logan, Marcus—South Mtn. Street -- 6.78
Patterson, John—South Mtn. Street_ 4.68
Schenck, Flay—South Mtn. St. (Charles Garland Prop-)— 6.12
Summitt, Laura—(South Mtn. Street .. -,-6.20
Henry Leland & Wade Estate—South Mtn. St.- 3.74
Wells, Robert Charlie—South Mtn. Street- 8-68
Whely, Bill—South Mtn. Street- 2.52
Young, R. W. and Jullie—South Mtn. Street- 10.3b
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
FOR DELINQUENT TAXES OF
BESSEMER CITY, N. C.
In pursuance of an order of the Town Commissioners of the
Town of Bessemer City, North Carolina, and as required by law, the
undersignetf Tax Collector will sell for cash tc the highest bidder at
the City Hall in the Town of Bessemer City, North Carolina on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1943, AT 10:00 (O'CLOCK A. M.
the following described Real Estate on which City Taxes for the
year 1942 remain due and unpaid. The amounts given in this list
do not include costs and advertising which will be added to each
at the time of settlement.
M. L. RHYNE, Tax Collector .
T. C. Bennett—1 Lot on Pichback AVenue in BIk. 9; 1 Lot
Bickley Ave., Mtn. Sec.---♦ L32
Mrs. Ann Black—Lots 11, 12, 13, 14 in Blk. 12, Sec. 3- 22.93
Mrs. R. D. Black—Lots 20 to 23, Blk. A of the D. A. Mc
Laurin Sub. Division --
i J. O. and Minnie Bumgardner—Lots 11, 12, Blk. 58; Sec. 3
Mrs. Eulalia Brock—Lots 7 to 12, Blk. 49; Sec. 3
Grover L. Brock—Lots 3, 4, Blk. 13; Sec. 3 -
W. A. Dameron, Est.—Lots 1 to 24; Blk. 73; 1 to 7; Blk.
74, Sec. 3 __ _
Mrs. S. J. Durham—See Records at Court House for Descrip
tion _J__.,
Mrs. Lucille Fowler—Lot 8, Blk. 29, Sec. 3
D. M. Grayson Est.—Lots 9, 10, Blk. 57, Sec. 3 - --
| Mrs. Lillie Grayson—Lot No. 8, Blk. 57, Sec. 3 ----*
Minnie, Gril'fie & EVelena Hall—Lots 16, 17, J. L. Kiser
Sub. Div. - - -- --
L. A. Harmon—Lots 14, 15, Blk. 32, Sec. 3 -
Paul Harmon—Lots 11, 12, Blk. 104, Sec. I -
P. R. Harmon—Lots 35, 36 and 1-2 of 37; 22, 23, 24, Blk.
22; Sec. 3 _. -~
Mrs. Lois Pope Hemingway—1-2 of Lot 17 and 1-2 of 18,
Blk. 41, Sec. 3 - ---—
Guy |0. Hicks—Lots 20, 21 and 1-2 of 19, Blk. 41, Sec. 3 —
Mrsj Bessie A. Hook—Lots 13 to 16, 1-2 of 17; 5 to 12, Blk.
31, Sec. 3 ---- -
Heim Hoover—Lots 33 to 36, Blk. 9 and 3 and 4 and 1-2
of 5, Blk. 41, Sec. 3 -~
W. A. Hoyle—Lots 3, 4, Blk. 101, Sec. 1 --
Mrs. Lizzie Kincaid—Lots 7, 8, Blk. 55, Sec. 3 -
R. Matthews—1 Lot in Blk. 9, Lenoir-Rhyne property
Mrs. Eva Matthews Ormand—Lots 9, 10; Blk. 14; and Tract
on Gastonia Highway - - -- .. . »
Mrs. Lillie Owensby—Lots 13, 14, Blk. 63, sSec. 3 -
S. Linwood Parton—Lots 46, 47, 48, Blk. 117, Sec. 1 -
James Payne—1 and 54 100 acres, adj. Ira Payne -
R. A. Payne Estate—Lots 1 to 7, Blk. 40; 7, 8, Blk. 53; 10
to 24, Blk. 53; 13 to 18, Blk. 59, Sec. 3 -
Fred Plonk—21, 22 and 25 to 28, Blk 30; Sec. 2 .
J. A. Ramsay—c o W. I>. Purkey—Lot 7, Blk. 52, Sec. 3
Mrs. Mamie Reichel—e o Ben Webber—3 acres in Mtn. Sec.
Mrs. Carrie Richardson—Lots 43, 44, 45 and 8 feet of 46;
Blk. 12, Sec. 2 .. .. -
Selma, Mary and l.acy Richardson—1 Lot on Virginia AW
nue, Blk. 5, Sec. 3 - -- -------
Mrs. Buelah Robinson—Lots 19 to 24, Blk. 12; 5 to 10, Blk.
51; Lot 8, Blk. 52- 23. 24, Blk. 60; Sec. 3 --
0. P. Servis—Lots 35, 36, Blk. 20, Sec. 3_
M. T. Whitesides—Lots 43, 44, Blk. 11, Sec. 3 --
Mrs. D. J. Wolfe—Lots 43, 44, Blk. 18; 1, 2, Blk. 37, Bee. 3
W. T. Wright Estate—Lots 1, 2, 3, Blk. 11; 1-2 of Lots 17
and 20. all of 18, 19. Blk. 21. Sec. 3 -- --
Miss Mary A. Young—1 Lot corner Gould and Virginia Ave.
Blk. 20, Mtn Sec. . - -- -
.63
1.37
Q
270.65
6.77
8.03
1.20
.47
14.57
12.75
86.52
.80
12.18
28.20
11.32
14.50
2.75
7.10
41.35
6.45
27.66
4.55
6.50
1.42
.79
8.67
33.63
10.40
24.40
10.70
12.21
16.38
16.76
3.55
COLORED
Pink Alexander—Lots Id to 15, Blk. 25, Sec. 2-- 4.62
O. B. Boyce—Lots 9 to 12, Blk. 19, Sec. 2 -- _._ 5.99
Lelia Brooks—Lot 15, Blk. 22, Sec. 2 .65
Mozelle and Langley Bryant—Lots 27, 28, Blk. 29, Sec. 2 .95
Rosevelt t amp—Lots .‘12, 33, 34, Blk. 28, Sec. 2 - 7.08
Willie Crawford Lots 25, 26, Blk. 115, Sec. 1; Lots'7, 8
and 13 to 17, Blk. 19, Sec 2 -- 6.62
R. J. Davidson—Lots 52, 53, 54, 55, Blk. 18, Sec. 2 6.45
Butler Davis—Lot 25, Blk. 36, Sec. 2 _____ '4,‘
Nina Elmore Est.—Lots 20, 21, 22, 23, Blk. 37, Sec. 2 - v
John Calloway—Lots 1 to 4, Blk. 33, Sec. 2 _ -- - -- ^'j
Amelia Goode—Lots 25, 26, Parts South of Highway, Blk.
26, Sec. 2 . - - -- .63
Fred Herndon—Lots 23, 24, Blk. 22, Sec. 2_ . _ 6.93
Nellie Hardy—Lot 7, Blk. 29, Sec. 2 .. _ .63
N. A. Trexler—See Records at Court House for descrip
tion - - - 11.35
Lucy Jackson—Lots 1, 2, 3 and 22, 23, 24, Blk. 19| Sec. 2 1.68
Sam Jaggers—Lot 10, Blk. 33, Sec. 2 -- .26
Spencer Jones & Emma Hallman—Lots 13, 14, 15, 16; Blk.
26. Sec. 2 -- - -- 1.68
Spencer Jones—Lots 32, 33, Blk. 18, Mtn. Sec. -- .79
Reecy H. C. Lee—Lots 5. 6, 7 and 42. 43, 44, Blk 32. See. 2 2.13
Mittie L. Mayes—Lots 8, 9. 40, 41, Blk. 32, Sec. 2 - 1.48
Minnie Muskelley—Lots 23, 24; Blk. 29, Sec 2 -- -- 1.97
Clint McCaw Est—Lots 21, 22, Blk. 32; 40, 41, 42, 43' 44
45, 47, 48, Blk 33, See. 2_ ...._ 11.36
Charlie Nicholson—1 Lot (The York Rudiswi Property, Blk.
13, Mtn. Sec.) -4.95
J. R. Pagan—Lot 29, Blk. 32, Sec. 2- .40
Ida Posted Estate—Lots 34 to 39, Blk. 34, Sec. 2 __ 6.04
Mary Pressley et al—1 Lot in Blk. 9, Pichback Avenue, Mtn.
Sec. — . -... ...__ 7.00
George Rhyne Est.—Lots 21 to 26, Blk. 33, Sec. 2 __ 1.3S
Lona Robinson—Lots 25, 26, Blk. 29. Sec. 2 ..._ .96
Ernest Schenck—Lot on Pinehback Avenue, Blk. 13; Mtn.
Sec. — - -- 1.90
John Schenck—Lots 29, 30, Blk. 18, Mtn. Sec._ .63
Rueben Seigle—Lots 11 to 13, Blk. 28, Sec. 2 _ .72
Robert Seigle—Lots 9, 10 Blk. 28, Sec. 2 _... ___ .47
S. C. Smith—Lots 13 to 15, Blk. 27, Sec. 2 ___ 1.20
C. B. Stewart—Lots 11, 12 and Parts of 37, 38, Blk. 29;
Lot 13, Blk. 29, Sec. 2 ___ _ _ _ _ 16.05
Mattie & Rueben Thomas—Lot 10, Blk. 22, Sec. 2_;_ 6.45
J. A. Vance—Lot 30, Blk. 22, Sec. 2_ *_ .40
John W. Walker—See Records at Court House for Descrip
tion ----- 30.00
Nannie & Tom Ward—Lots 38, 39, 46, Blk. 33, .Sec. 2 -- .96
Helen Wellman—1 Lot on Pichback Avenue, Blk 6, Mtn.
Sec. _ ___ . .. __ 11.80
T. C. Wellman—Lots 31, 32, Blk. 26, Sec. 2__ 6.77
Dan White—Lots 1 to 14, Blk. 15, Sec. 2 _ 3.83
Luella J. Whitworth—1 Lot 125 x 150 on Mickley Avenue
Blk. 13, Mtn. Sec. __ __. __ 8,15
John Williams Est.—Lots 33 to 36, Blk. 25, Sec. 2_ .79
Lela Williams—Lots 46, 6, Blk. 28, Sec. 2_ 6.66
Edgard Womac—Lot 14, Blk. 22, Sec. 2 __ 6.60
Della Youngblood—Lots 11, 12, Blk 39, Sec. 2_ .63
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