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' i!r...nd lira, K. , IL X-unen and
daupiUoy Frances,- nd Kiss Battle
erl .Nowell-of Virginia Beach, Ve-,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Novell, Sr. - "
Miss Geraldine Gregory of Newport
Mews, Va,, spent the week-end with
her parent, Mr. and Mrs, T. S. Greg
ory. ' ' " '
Mr. and Mr.. J. F. HolloweU and
. ton, Grover, motored to Portsmouth,
VI., Sunday P. M., and visited Mrs.
Elisha Whitley, Mr. Hollowell'a sis
ter, who is very sick at Kingsdaugh
ters Hospital .
E. B. HoUoweli and J. P. HoUoweU
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mathews
at Hall's Creek Saturday P. M. Mr.
Matthews is very sick. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. HolloweU and
son spent Sunday at AskewviHe, N. C.,
at the home of Mrs. Hollowell's fath
er, John Copeland. The Cbpeland
family had a family reunion on Fath
er's Day, for their father. Fifty-two
were present. .
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gregory motorv
' ed- to Nags Head and Oregon Inlet
...Sunday.' . -. f'.-:;;;;:v
'Mr. and Mrs. James W. Byrum and
children, Karen and Wesley, of Nor
folk, Va., formerly, but have recently
moved to Charlotte, N. ., are visiting
Mrs. "W. G.Hollawell, Irs. Byrum's
sister. Mr,- Byrum returned to Char
lotte Monday. His family are at The
i Beach Comber" at Nags Head for a
. week or longer. Mrs. HolloweU had
as her guest at her cottage over the
week-end, besides the Byrums, Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley J. P. Earnhardt of Eden
ton, Mr. and Mrs. E. I Bailey and
son, Elbert, Jr., of Elizabeth City,
W. Talmadge Miller and Mrs. Car-
menletta Birmingham of Norfolk, Va.,
' and Jimmy Earnhardt, Jr., of Eden
ton and Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Winslow and
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. White spent the
week-end at the WinBlow cottage at
Kill Devil Hill. ' - , '."
-tMr and Um. Charlie Umphlett and
children,, have returned hoCM .from
their cottage at .Kitty Hawk;
- Mr. and Mrs. P. S. WimuW and
son, Dan, has returned home from
spending some time at their cot
tage at Nags Head. .
v Mrs. Wimpy White and daughter of
Norfolk. Va.. are visftin Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Proctor.
Mrs. Charles Fadio, Jr., and son of
West Hazelton, Pa., are visiting ner
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. K. i rue
blood. f i
Miss Barbara Jean Jennings of Elis
abeth City is visiting her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Ward.
Lois Hope Howell and Dianne Div
ers of Hertford, N. C, are visiting
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Stanton, Sr.
Mrs. Johnnie Lane and Mrs. Bex
Jones spent Tuesday A. M., in Eden-
ton shoPDinsr.
Miss Mary Anderson of Cherry
Point, N. O, Is visiting Miss Jill Mil
ler and Audrey UmpUett
Jtfr- And itas. , Bill: Baitlev and
daughters, Nancy, Phyllis and Jean,
spent ' the week-end .at Nags Head
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TOWN OF HERTFORD
Sale of Town property for delinquent taxes for the year 1951.
Date of sale; Monday, July 14, 1952, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Court
House door,, Hertford,' North Carolina. ? ;
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iGUBRK AND TAX COULECTOR, TOWN OF HERTFORD
WHITE DELINQUENT TAXES
; I Ami.
Barhee, G. W., Warehouse . . 23.00
New Low
PRICES
Barclift, J. I., Penn, Ave. 23.27
Byrum. T. P.. Grubh St i 46.50
Campen, Jesse, Estate Grubb St . 20.25
(Jurtis, Mr. and Mrs. W. M Barrow Land 6.06
Holdren, V. A., Estate Railroad Ave. . 18.24
Hunter, W. O., Grubb St 44.68
Landing, W. D., Railroad Ave. 24.67
Lane, Kermit, EdenfOn Road St. . . 20.03
Lane, Thomas, Willow St. ; 27.99
Lane, Mrs. T. C., County , 12.91 '
Perry, R. P., Grubb St 10.12
Rdberson, E. P., County , 2.03
Smith, Mrs. R. W.. Estate Church St 180.90
White, H. L.t Dobb St. - 20.26
COLORED DELINQUENT TAXES
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Baker, Alonzo, Kinj? St . $ 12.60,
Blanchard, John H., Edenton Road 8.04
Brickhouse, Rachel, White Lane . 8.10
Brothers, Percy L., 6.93
Cox, Theodore, Covent Garden 7.16
Dail, Elverd, Estate, Covent Garden 1.52
Elliott, Arthur, King St , 7.09
Elliott, Lillian Roberta 6.75
Everett, Mamie, King St 6.20
Felton, Elec, King St 3.29
Felton, John, Railroad Ave. 10.13
Felton, Mary L., Estate King St 10.13
Felton, Rufus, Dobb St 8.61
Felton, William O., King St. - 8.15
Feltin. Wilmore. Kinar St. 6.07
Forehand, Lillie, White's Lane 4.12
tTankiin, John, King St. 10.6Z
Grambery, Wallace : 12.33
Ganderson, Jas. and Wife, Covent Garden 4.18
Gregory, Wilder, Gum Ave. 8.15
Griswold, Sadie, Brace Ave. 6.75
Hardy, Ernest Sammy, Dobb St. 11.36
Harrell, Anderson, Mkt. St. 15.19
Hassell, Handy D., King St. 4.05
Hinton, Lee, Jung at 10.85
FOR ,
Pen.
.92
.93
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.81 L
J.20 .
.73
1.79
.98
.80
1.12
.52
.40
.08
7.24
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ATTIC AND PEDESTAL MODELS
SIZES 6 INCHES TO 24 INCHES
Hertford Hardware & Supply Company
v '"TRADE HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE"
PHONE 3461 HERTFORD, N. C.
you can be sure... if it5s Wfestinghouse
Hoffler, Wiftiam, KingSt.
Holly, Alpine, Jung st
Holly, Council, Stokes Lane
Holly, L. D., Dobb St
Hurdle, Millie, Liberty St.
James, George Jr., Dobb St.
Jerrigan, Cherry, Church St.
Jones, Lula Alpnonso ,
Knight, Mattie Dobb St .
Lee, Elva, King St. ,
Lassiter, Herbert, King St.
Lyons, Ellis, Cox Ave.
Lassiter, Elsie Mae, Grubb St.
Martin, Haywood, King St
Moore, Andrew, Brace Ave.
Overton, Colister M., Grubb St.
Overton, Miles, Cox Ave.
Parker, Henry ,'Heirs, Dobb St
Peal, Henry, Gum Ave.
Sheard, Kosa, lung bt.
20.83
7.42
6.78
16.33
3.38
17.64
4.73
8.10
4.05
8.10
4.05
6.07
5.06
9.23
10.55
8.10
14.26
10;13
2.07
6.75
12.15
3.21
14.99
Symons, Hughie, Hyde Park
Skinner, Raleigh, Edenton Road
Smith, Fred. Mkt St.
Spruill, Joseph, Edenton Road 107.11
Strong, Freda, Covent Garden 10.85
Sutton, B. J., Est Eden. Rd. and Dobb St. 18.90
Tucker, J. H., Lot and Store 49.28
Waffe, Harrison and Odessa, King St 11.54
Walker, Mary, Mkt. St. , 4.05
Waters, Harriet, Mkt. St. 6.07
Williams, Willie : 18.75
Winslow, Willie, Cox Ave. 29.57
Zachery, Lizzie, Mkt. St 13.50
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.81
FOR
Fen.
.50
.12
.32
.28
.29
.06
.28
.27
.21
Jl3
.41
.41
.34
.33
.24
.16
.42
.49
.17!
88
J25
.45
-61
.16
.43
.83
.30
.27
.65
.13
.71
.18
.32
.16
.32
.16
.24
.20
.37
.42
.32
.57
.41
.08
.27
.49
.13
.60
4.28
.43
.76
1.97 i
.46
.16
.24
.75
1.18
.54
1951
Cost
.95
.95
.96
.9S
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.96
1951
Cost
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.96
.95
.95
.95
.95
.96
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.96
.05
.95
.95
.95
.95
.96
.95
.95
.93
.95
.95
.95
.95 '
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
Total
S 24.87
25.15
49.87
22.01
621
19.02
47.42
26.60
21.78
30.06
14.38
11.47
S.06
189.09
22.01
Total
F 14.05
4.11
9.87
8.16
8.40
2.63
8.32
7.97
6.36
4-3'
11.49
11.49
9.90
9.43
7.26
5.23
11.99
13.77
6.30
9.43
7.96
12.76
16.76
6.16
1223
22.61
8.67
6.00
17.93
4.46
19.30
6.86
9.37
5.16
9.37
5.16
7.26
6.21
10.55
11.92
9.37
15.78
11.49
3.10
7.97
13.69
4.29
16.54
112.34
12.23
20.61
52.20
12.95
5.16
7.26
20.45
31.70
14.99
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