PAGE FOUR THE ROCKY MOUNT HKRALD, ROCKY MOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1937 Reynolds Tob. Co. Ehringhaus Is Club Boy Makes ing line of lots Nos. 5 and 14, lic Registry of Edgecombe County. Block "L", 70 feet to an iron pipe Th.b sale will be made subject Governors Of Harold D. Coslcy, dividing to Increased Earnings 1 Given Automobile On Acre in tin' line of lots Nos. 6 all outa.audiag and unpaid taxes $473.29 and 15, Block "L"; thence North and other assessments, it any. 89 deg. 52 min. East iwrallel with Th.s sale is to be made on account North Carolina Is Again Honored the dividing lines of lots Nos. 14 of default in the payment the Bi|{ Winston-Salem Tobacco Plant i Ex-Governor's Friends Contribute Smithfield, Jan. 25.?Carl Creech, of und 15 as shown on the plat here- ind btedness 'Securtd by the afore- Made $29,253,135 In 1936 Despite j Cost Of Automobile a 4-H club member of the Smith- inafter lias been received of a profit $473.29 year referred to, 230.7 feet to an said deed ot trust, ana is made pur- The Higher Cost of the Raw Prod- Word here made net of this iron pipe Clyde R. Hoey when he took the the reappointment of Congressman field community in Johnston county, in the western property suant to demand made u,,'>n the un- * Ehring- line of Cokey Road, with ?oath of office became the S7th hicl uct Harold D. Cooley as Assistant Ma- Former Governor J. C. B. from one acre of tobacco grown as thenco d rsigned by the holder of said in- ot feeling good since the western property line of Cokey debtedness. Executive of the sovereign State jority Whip for Zone 4, comprising huus is pretty a club project, reports Assistant Koad South east North Carolina. i North Carolina, Virginia, and Mary-I Wednesdi y night. County Agent Cooper. 7 deg. 15 min. 70."> i This 21st day of Jan. 1937. Hoey's The financial report of the R. J. erstwhile Chief J. T. feet to the point of beginning, Twenty-four of Governor Reynolds Tobacco Company, of Win- land. The reason for the Carl harvested 1,418 pounds of be-1 KESWICK CORPORATION,, Lord's j Executive's exurberance of spirits is ing the identical lot No. 14 and the successors served under the At the first meeting of Whip! quality weed from the acre plot ?Substituted Trustee. ston-Salem, the largest industry of I the a new au- one southern one-sixth lot 15, Proprietors, six under the British world, showed that organization, which was held in the! that he is the owner of and the entire crop brought an of No (Jf,9-F25) \u2666 its kind in the j of a large num- "L" as shown on the plat of Crown, and 55 under the constitu- 31, of Hon. Patrick J. Boland,! tomobile, the gift average of 38 a or a Block for the year ending December 'office friends whose donations ran cents pound the lands of the North Carolina Im- tion, 27 of the 53 being elected by 1936, company's earnings the Majority Whip, Hon. William B. ber of total of $543.37. The cost of growing FIRST CHURCH OF by the net 1 from as as as high provement Company, of in the legislature and the remainder was tax- Bankhead, Speaker of the House of \ low 15 cents to the crop, including fertilizer cost, record CHRIST SCIENTIST popular $2i>,253,135 after deducting $lOO Deed book 70, page 582 of the Public Sunday Svbooi 1U: A M. vote. es, depreciation and all charges, 5 Representatives, Hon. Sam Rayburu,| as each. warehouse charger, and labor, was on- The new Chief Executive is the Majority Leader, j There was little ceremony con- Registry of Edgecombe County. Said \u25a0''inda* morning service 11 A. M. compared with $23,896,31(7 for 1935. and Hon. John J. | ly $70.18, says Cooper. were Subject. ? 55th man to hold the State's high- O'Connor, Chairman of Rules, nected with the presentation of the j lands conveyed to J. K. Bul- "Love." Earnings for 1936 are equal to $2.92 the -1 luck W -dnesday evening est honor but is serving the 61st Committee, were generous in their I new oar to Governor Ehringhaus, by M. V. Barnhill and wife, by service 7:45 per share on combined 10,000,000 j an deed dated Dec. 2nd, 1912, of P. M term under the new constitution. praise of the splendid work done 'which was made by Charles G. Pow-! "Daddy, was Robinson Crusoe and shares of common and class "B" j ell, formerly private secretary acrobat?" record in Book 165, page 27, and by lue reading room * The list of chief executives since outstanding, as against by the Whip organization during the | his in the enurck constitution showing election common stock and now Chairman of the North "I never heard that he was. "Why?" L. F. Tillery and wife, by deed da- edifice is open daily ezerept San- the $2.38 for the preceding year, 74th Congress. years and home follow: Whip | Carolina Unemployment Commission "Well, it says that at the end ted Sept. 7, 1911, and of record in day and legal holidays, from three counties j Cash dividends of $3 per share To be selected Assistant I page Governor* Elected by the Legislature first and C. T. Culpepper, former legis- of the day's work he sat down on his I Book 160, 19, all of the Pub- to five P. M. ! were paid in 1936, as in each of the during his term was a rare 1 city, Ehring- chest." 1776?, Lenior. six preceding honor to our Congressman; to be re- j lator from Elizabeth years. , i town. 1780?, Craven. The company's financial statement elected on account of his loyalty to haus' home Burke, Orange. Between $BO and $lOO was collect- 1781?Thomas as of December 31, 1936, shows cur- Party principles and efficient service j She. "Why do editors return your ?, Guilford. | ed f Gin employes of the State Reve- 1782 assets of $129,144,368 and cur- in Congress is, likewise, a signal manuscripts 1" Lenoir. rent nue liepartment alone. 1784 ?Richard Caswell, of $11,543,760, with honor. \u25a0 He: "I have no idea." 1787?, Chowan. rent liabilities The list of contributors follows: She: "Ah! That explains it." | "It's pretty hard to beat Guilford. no bank loans, outstanding bonds or Mount 1789?Alexander Martin, preferred j Thorp e and Thorpe, Rocky stock. Net current assets attorneys; Maxwell, Conimis- 1795?Samuel Ashe, New Hanover. year-end were | A. J. Spaight, Craven. at the $117,600,608, Father Of Local sioner of Revenue; Miss Mamie 1792?Richard D. compared with $117,851,888 at the I 1798?William R. Davie, Halifax. close of 1935. Inventories, princi- 'Turner, executive clerk; C. H. Eng- LEGAL 1799?, Moore. Man Is Dead Revenue Department; Norman ADVERTISING i pally leaf tobacco, show a substan- land, o -o 1803?James Turner, Warren. tial IV. Chambliss, co-lessor of the State ?Nathaniel Alexander, Mecklen- -1 increase, and in this connection Frank M. Armstrong Super- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE 1805 James A. Gray in an ac- jFair; burg. j President High Point, Jan. 27.?Owen D. Mc- ior Court Judgo; Foil Eesseck; W. Having qualified as administratrix companying letter states: Pherson, Holt Mc- of the of Mrs. Delia Pitt, de- 1807?Benjamin Williams, Moore. ; | 64, father of ! C. Woodard, State Highway coinmis- estate "The item in the financial state- Plurson, editor of the Point E. Koonce, ceased, late of Edgecombe County, 1808?, Bertie. ' which includes the leaf tobac- High | sioner; S. D. Moore, W. 1810 ?Benjamin Smith, Brunswick. ment Enterprise, died suddenly here | Henry E. Fisher and Highway Chair- North Carolina, this is to notify , co inventory is $16,198,767 larger this' . Hawkins. Warren. morning from a heart attack suffer-1 Capus M. Waynick, all of the persons having claims against the 1811?William than in 1935 and reflects substan- j man 1814?William Miller, Warren. ed while out for his morning walk. Highway Department. James S. Mas- estate of said deceased to exhibit tially higher prices paid farmers for declining compensation to undersigned or 1817?, Halifax. to- He had been in health senburg, WPA attor- them the on before Surry. i leaf tobacco. The cost of leaf . for years since a the 28th day of December, 1937, or 1820?, bacco in of four suffering ney; T. A. Avera. used the manufacture stroke of paralysis and while un- J. Wal- this will pleaded in bar of 1821?, Sampson. the company's products has been 1 State Democratic Chairman notice be 1824? H. G. Burton, Halifax. able to be active in his work he lace Winborne; J. Will Pless, Jr., their recovery. All persons indebted Iredell, Chowan. i at an increasingly higher figure each was able to walk and visit friends. Superior Court Judge; Robert W. to the said estate will please make .1827?James year for past three years, and, ?John Owens, Bladen. the A native of Alamance county, Proctor; Dr. Guy S. Kirby; W. W. immediate payment. 1828 ' during that same period the com- as Wilkes. young nia he operated a saw and for- This 28 day of December, 1936. 1830?Montford Stokes, pany's requirements of leaf tobac- a n Neal, Marion manufacturer 1832?D. L. Swain, Buncombe. ! mill and grist mill in that county mer legislator; O. F. Adkins; J. C. Signed: Mrs. Estelle Pitt Darden, co for meeting the expanding volume before coming High Point of Administratrix of Mrs. Delia Pitt, 1835?Ricli'd D. Spaight, Jr., Craven. of its principal brands, including j to where. Braswell; Senator E. V. Webb by people: 1902 he became identified with \u25a0Kinston; Vann; Thurmond Estate. Governors elected the Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert ;in J. C. M. New Hanover. the Snow Lumber company and re- Chatham H. Hanes. Winston- 1836? E. B. Dudley, , smoking tobacco, have been becom- 1 and P. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 1841?John M. Morehead, Guilford. mained active in that business un- Salem manufacturers; R. M. Hanes, ' ing stonily larger." til 1933. banker; L. See- DCA-3095-M 1845?W. A. Graham, Orange. The company its record | | |Winston-Salem Fred Under and by virtue of the power 1849?, Wake. continues ) Surviving are the widow, of this ly of Asheville, State Utilities Com- Rockingham. |of annual increases i n total nuin- (city, the former Miss Mattie A. Holt, missioner. Thomas W. Raoul of Bilt- of sale contained in that certain 1851?D. S. Reid, |l»er of stockholders, the number be- deed by H. Winslow, Cumberland. two sons, Holt McPherso of this more, members State liquor Study of trust executed J. 1854?\\£arren ing in excess of 55,000, compared J! n and wife, Sadie B. Perry, to Bragg, Northampton. city and Garland McPherson, tax Commission; J. Harry Sample, mem- Perry 1855?Thomas with 52,000 on December 31, I Carolina Mortagage Company, Trus- 1859?John W. Ellis, Rowan. ( 1935. |counsellor at Rocky Mount; and a ber of the Board of Elections; Pa- Edgecombe. I The company announced a change sister, Mrs. John tee, dated 15th day of January, 1928, 1861?Henry T. Clark, the record for quarterly Braxton of Snow roles Commissioner Edwi n Gill and and recorded in Book 238, Page 227, present a "dose-up" of a save her everything? a perfect natu- Buncombe. jin dates , Camp. The funeral held Paroles Investigator Hathaway Jersey .1862? Z. B. Vance, ' dividend declarations, it having was Registry of Edgecombe County, world-famous cow, ral balance of ail the needed el«- j Thursday afternoon at four o'clock Cross. April Pogis 1865?W. W. Holdcn, Wake. j been found that because of the con- North Carolina, the undersigned as Stockweil's of ments. So she eclipses all the others. Randolph. ! Rocky WE - and interment was here Jr., 1865?Jonathan Worth, tinuing increase in number of stock- , J. L. Home, Mount the duly appointed substituted High Pastures "April" for short. Natural Chilean Nitrate of Soda 1868?W. W. Holdcn, Wake. publisher and of Board a world's over holders, the time between the respt'e- , J J member the trustee (see book 350, page 448, of She made record all is another example of Nature's bal- 1870? T. R. Caldwell, Burke. of Conservation and Development breeds?32l7 lbs. butter fat in 3 iac- ance of I tive dividend record dates and the Authority; said registry), will offer for sale at many different elements. Just .1874?O. 11. Brogden, Wayne. dividends Conduct Rites and Rural Electrification tation periods within each as Nature favored i corresponding payment For Millard F. Jones, Rocky Mount public auction at the eourt house 3'/2 years, "April,"she fa- 1877?Z. B. Vance, Buncombe. dates bank- under Class A. A. with an vored Natural Chilean. Pitt. as fixed by the by-laws is not er; F. E. Winslow and K. D. Bat- door in said county, in the City of average To this ni- 1879?T. J. Jarvis, | sufficient for proper preparation of Mrs. Lula Pike TatLoro, N. C., at flflfcck Noon, test of 6.46%. No Jersey farm in the trogen fertilizer she gave a natural i"lBB5?A. M. Scales, Rockingham. tle, of Rocky Mount; M. D. Mann; 12' dividend records and dividend cheeks. 1 1 1 Hilda G. ou Friday, the 20th day of Febru- world has ever bred, raised and balance of vital elements?the so- 1880?I). O. Fowle, Wake. Hereafter the record dates for the 'Mrs. Carpenter, paroles of- ary 19">7, and will sell the high- tested her equal. called vital impurities in her 1891 ?Thomas M. Holt, Alamance. I fice; Harry Mc'Mullan, Assistant At- to own respective quarterly be Fuyierai "- bidder the property blend, 1893?, Edgecombe. dividends will Services Held From CV.M 1 tfrritty- R. 1.. Brown; M. E. est for cash de- The pastures are full of Jersey wise the fifth days of March, June, Sep- General; scribed said of fol- only "April." why ?I>. L. Russell, Brunswick. bia Hom e Boatty; Clayton Cummings, C. E. In deed trust as cow s?but there's one That's Natural Chilean Is 1897 tember and December, and the direc- / Funeral rite lows : more ?C. Ayeock, Wayne. ! 8 for Mrs. Lula Pike, Young, H. D. Moore, F. Hutehins. She's the empress?a hundred times than just quick-acting nitrogen, 1901 B. tors' meetings for consideration of /CO, of Columbia Avenue, S. or parcel of Glenn, Forsyth. 718 were Suprem » That certain lot land more valuable than the rank and file That's why it is such an effective 1905? R. B. respective quarterly L Court Justices W. A. or near Kitchen, the dividends held from the home with Rev. W. Devin Michael Schneck; in the city or town of of Jerseys?because Mother Nature food for your crops. 1909?W. W. I'erson. will be hold on the -third Thursdays Hale, and Attor- Rocky Mount, county of Edgecombe, 1913?Locke Craige, Buncombe. .I R. MMhodist minister, offi- ney General A. A. F. Sea well; 11. M. in February, May, August ciating. Interment followed in the township Number Twelve, and more 1917?Thomas W. Bickett, Franklin. '. Victor; Word 11. Wood, Charlotte - venilier. Dividends naios re- family plot at Pineview particularly described as follows: 1931?' MgMeu- iii'Vii"*- cemetery. ; banker. C. W. Tillett, Jr., Charlotte main unchanged. I Mrs. Pike died at a local hospital l lawyer; J. 11, Long; Commissioner Beginning at the eastern proper- Natural burg. night !ty in- o late Saturday following an Stanley Winborne, Chief Clerk R. line of Cokey Road with the 1925?A. W. McLean, Robeson, extended period of illness. j tersection of the southern line of 1929?0. Max Gardner, Cleveland. |O. Self; Securities Clerk Stanley Remains | She was the daughter of the late | Redgate Avenue and running thence 1933? J. C. B. Ehringliaus, Pasquo- Tibbett i Wohl, Clarence Noah, Mary Shaw, i with Thomas and Sallie Ann Brown of Sophie P. Busbee, of the Utilities i the souther n line of Redgate tank. Castalia. She was born near Avenue South 87 deg. 5 min. East NITRATE oi SODA Casta I- j | Commission; Assist- i 1937?Clyde Roark Hoey, Cleveland. True To Training ia T. W. Bruton, 151.6 fleet, northwest of but moved her e in 1900 and had ant Attorney General, I corner NATURAL AS THt (MOUND IT COMIS ROM Lieutenant Governors who became made her home John Blount's lot; thence with John above include, here since. James L. McNair, of Laurinburg, Governors named are her husband, i , Blount's line south 2 deg. 55 min. With Vital Element* in Naturv't Balance and Bland , Cumberland, IS Noted Singer Makes Appearance Af- Surviving Alon- former member of the Highway za H. Pike; three sons, M. A. Pike, Commission; Brooks, ' west 52 feet to a pipe, A. R. Bob- ? 51; Henry T. Clark, Edgecombe, 18- ter Friend He Stabbed Acciden- Pike, MeLendon and "UNCLE & Robert Ivan and J. T. Pike; Holderness. Greensboro attorneys bitt's northeast corner in John RADIO NATCHEL SONNY* 61; Todd R. Caldwell, Burke, tally Dies thre daughters, Misse Blount's line; thence with A. R. 1874;18J0. e s Myrtle, Lou- Major L. P. MeLendon is a mem- Curtis 11. Brogden, Wayne, ise, and Arline Bobbitt's line* north 87 deg. 7 min. FAMOUS CHILEAN CALENDAR CHARACTERS Thomas J. Jarvis, Pitt, 1880, an-l Pike, ail of this ber of the Board of Elections); Ed- See of Southern New York, Jan. 27.?True to the city; a brother, W. B. Brown; and west 143.3 feet to an iron pipe in announcement* leading Stations Thomas M. Holt, Alamance, 1890. T. Tonnison of Charlotte , former tradition of the stage, Lewrence a sister, Mrs. Charles Blanford. legislator; the eastern property line of Cokey Lieutenant Governor's serving dur- sang a j Insuiance Commissioner Tibbett for Newark audience C. Boney;"W. W. Evans; J. W. Road; thence with the eastern ing the last half century included: last night while saddened by the I Dan property line of Cokey Road North Charles M. Stedman, 1885; Thomas Evans; Mrs. Thomas O'Berry, State death of Joseph Sterzini, veteran Proper Relief 6 deg. 5 min. west 52. 7 feet to M. Holt, 1889; R. A. Doughton, 18- Metropolitan opera basso, five hours Method | Administrator; James Hardi- the point of beginning. Being lots 1897; \V. son, highway commissioner; ?~93; Charles A, Reynolds, D. after Tibbett accidentally had in- Charles! 1-A and 1-B as recorded in Plat Turner, 1901; Francis D. Winston. slight Packing Eggs Powell; Leroy Martin, former secre- i flicted a stab wound. tary Commission, Book 1, page 160, Edgecombe Reg- 1905; W. C. Newland, 1909; E. 1.. Hospital attaches said Sterzini's j of the School and istry. Gardner, C. T. Culpepper. Daughtridge, 1913; O. Max death probably had been caused by Being the same property convey- 1917; W. B. Cooper, 1921; J. El- a bloody clot. An autopsy was In Storage Hatching Eggs Lose ed to J. H. Perry by deed from Mrs. CAROLINA mer Long, 1925; Richard T. Foun planned today. Hatchability, Expert Says M. E. Waller, filed for registration tain, 1929. A. 11. Graham, 1933; \V. "It was the most terrible thing New Cemetery For on the 23rd day of April, 1923, in P. Horton, 1937. that ever happened to me," said the Eggs to be used fo» hatching the ofliee of the Registry of Deeds Only three former Governors are Sterizin, celebrated baritone. "Mr. should be handled with special care, Johnston County ]of Kdgecombe County .State of Building Supply now Morrison, Co. Gardner and living, was a very good friend of mine, i said C. P. Parrish, extension j North Carolina. Recorded in Book Ehringliaus who has been out of of- upset." poul- am terribly try specialist at State College. * 243, page 241, and was conveyed to fice but a short time. The Lieu- The 52-year old Sterzini I January 23rd marks the end of, Mrs. M. E. Waller by collapsed When hauling or shipping such first ; George T. tenant Governors are much longer o the stage of the Metropolitan | the semester's work" at Atlan-j Burnette and wife by deed recorded n eggs, he said, they should b e pack- j lived, nine of the 15 that filled that opera house as a company ! tic Christian College and Co-opera Book LUMBER, PAINT, ROOFING of IOiJ ed so they will not be unduly shak- tive iin 230, page 54, Edgecombe \u25a0office in the last 50 yiars being still rehearsed 'Oaponsacchi" in which j Student-Faculty government i Registry. the the living. en or jostled. which was adopted this year is work- Jn land of Tibbett sings the role of Guidu He also said that if the . j j This sale will b e made subject to BUILDING eggs are ing satisfactorily to both groups. ; MATERIAL Franeschini. packed with the large ends up, there gov-' all outstanding and unpaid taxes IN WASHINGTON Sterzini, who had sung The adoption of this form of I' and other assessments, any. in the will be less disturbance of the air eminent to if chorus for 28 years, was required was due the efforts of. This sale is made GLASS, COAL cell normally found at the large faculty j on account of (Continued from page one) by his role sing- both students and who saw i default payment to hold another ends. a in the of the in- er at whom lunged the need of revised system. ' by our Tibbett with a Disturbance of the air cell and of Any government a debtedness secured the aforesaid judge what is best for country The knife, which is problem, of trust, stiletto. was sup- the fluid parts of the egg tends to (deed and is made pursu- shall be decided by the courts. Shall posed and that of students is an especial United to be dull, twisted in Tib- decrease the egg's chance of hatch- ant to demand made upon the un- Rocky Mount, North Carolina the Supr. me Court of the bitt's hand, inflicting a gash about i one. In the olden days, students dersigned by the holder of said in- say wiiat the Congress h.is ing out strong, healthy chick. 1 were governed entirely by the facul- two inches long on Stezini's hand. Hatching eggs should never be debtedness. ihe power to do? Are the nine Hospital ty. The fatuity being older, felt, trib- Taken To hauled in a crate placed on the | This 21st day of Jan. 1937. memb rx of the nation's high A physician bandaged the wound naturally that they know all. Then i KESWICK ri the members bumper of an automobile , as the cam,' govern- CORPORATION, unal in capable than and Sterzini on th» days of student 1 legislation wanted to go with vibration there is pro- O; Substituted Trustee. 'Of Congress to pass on the rehearsal but and others much more men!. ,-ou: youth .felr, that -l (J2t'-F2->; vi.aiiy aliens our than Tibbett nounced than on the floor of the had last word. It has been said that more induced him to go to a hospital car. the 130 million eiti/ ns? Answers to that is the world were ruled en- NOTICE OK FORECLOSURE SALE where an operation was performed. a wago truck, these two questions must be found. When hauled in n or tirely by th o!,I, it would dry up; BCA-3i73-M In the meantime, half the opera the egg crate should be a , I? his moiii ntoiH itinu.ural mes- Tibbett placed on entirely !>y youth, it would bl \v up. Under and bv virtue of the pow- cast, among them, went to matting of straw or -nge the President his offer d to other soft sluck This is perhaps the only other in- er of sale contained in that cer- Newark, »N. J., to sing "La Travla- absorber. Parrish said. find them. To use his own words: ta." stitu.lon in tiid atate, certainly the tain deed of trust executed by J. Cuntiiitu of no- Hatching egg s should be gathered only college, "The ion 1787 did Just before on stage, co-educational with K. Bulluck and wife, Tishie I'. impotent." he went the frequently during the day and scor- government. wake our democracy Tibbett was told of Sterzini's this form of The offi- Bulluck, to Carolina Mortgage Com- This on,- of the highlights of death. ed where the temperature is be- of was of the cast said the cers the new Association consist pany, Trustee, dated loth day of Members news tween 50 and (50 degrees fahrenheit. presidei vice-president, liis message. gr atly upset the star and that he of a ~ a a February, I.>2S, and recorded in Don't keep hatching eggs in stor- secretary sang under intense strain. He went and a treasurer. The Au- i Book 238, page 220, Registry of History was apparently made when age more than a week or ten days, thority of the aboociatiou U vested Edgecombe County, through the difficult score without warned, North Carolina, | Garner, he as they soo,, lose their John Nance the sage of faltering, however. in th? executive bonrd. Tliis board the undersigned ns the duly appoint- Texas, of office hatchability. of of | took the oath to Following the Newark appearance, 'consists the orticers the Co- ed substituted trustee ( see book \u25a0serve second as Vice-Pres- A frost-proof cellar or basement his term Tibbett returned to his Manhattan j operative Associat.on, the president 350, page 445, of said registry), will was administered is usuallv a good place to ident. The oath apartment where he was by store eggs of the Womon's Student Government offer for sale at public auction at to Senator Robinson, of Ar- met his selected for hatching purposes. him by close friend,, Acting Police Commis- I Association, th? \ resident of the 1 the court house door in said county, kansas, and Garner accepted with ] Men's Dormitory Association and two in the City of Tarboro, N. C., at sioner Harold Fowler and by As- CIVIL i a two word speech?"l do." Author- SERVICE elected members of the faculty. This 12 o'cloc':, Noon, on Friday, th _> this is the sistant District Attorney- Sylvester EXAMINATIONS ANNOUNCED i ities here say that short- , Cosentino. I executive board meets regularly 26th dav of February, 1937, and will speech of ever deliv- est acceptance ? Cosentino said he was each week and there is provision for sell to the highi dt biddi r for cash | I HAVE JUST RECEIVED LOT OF MULES red by any ofiic r who was to convinced T':e I 'nit '1 Civil call if A NEW j the matter was purely accidental, States Service i meetings necessary. The du-, the property described in said deed preside over the Senate. George has announced ties of the on I as % i Sterzini had just recovered from two Commission open ; board are to act all 'of trust follows: FROM THE WEST 2 Washington delivered the shortest * weeks illness of influenza. competitive examinations as follows: j disciplinary matters outsid,, the jur- j j That certain lot or parcel of land 1 Inaugural address in that he used Junior pati nt examiner, $2,0<)0 a isdiction of the boys' and girls' 1 in or near the city or town of Rocky et!v 134 words in his address. year. Patent Ollice, Department of and to direct the policies Mount, Edgecombe, £ These Mules are Well Built, Blocky, Good Hair, and | Vernon : "Gran'ma, councils . | county of town- if I was invit- Commerce, of the entire Cooperative Associa- ship Twelve, par- ed out to dinner somewhere, should Number and more + as Fine Can be Bought FARM TENANCY LEGISLATION Elevator mechanician, $1,680 a tion. | ticularly as | I my pie with a described as follows: ?The outlook ig highly fvorable for eat fork?" year, Branch of Buildings Manage- This form of government a Beginning an on "Certainly, Vernon." is at iron marker new farm tenancy legislation that Grandma: ment, National Park ServJce, for combinr.Mnn of both faculty west Cokey Vernon: got a piece the old the side of Road 302.3 Prices Reasonable, and will Compare with Any Dealer will have a wholesome effect on the "Ynu haven't appointment in Washington, government government | j of pie D. C. and students feet south of the intersection of the South. Such a measure has already around the house that I on ly. which had many shortcom- southern line * in could practice on, you, definite property of Redgate Reasonableness | been introduced in both Houses of have Gran' Junior observer in meteorology, $l,- ings, though they embodied many ma?" . Avenue with the western property <"V>nuTcss. Tlie President has provid- MC a year, Weather Bureau. workable principles. It is demo- line of Cokey Road, corner of lots ed budget. for $50,000,000 in his Full information may be obtained cratic and responsible government Nos. 13 and 14 Block "L," as shown Thus it is evident that the Adminis- Mr. Scribber: "How much board from the Secretary of the United and it is hoped that it "will solve, ,on the plat hereinafter referred to; tenancy you charge ! tration believes that the sit- will me for a few weeks | States Civil Service Board of Exam- many problems of the college.' ' thence South 89 deg. 52 min. west GUS Z. LANCASTER uation in he Southern States can while I gather material for my new liners thp post office or Through interchange of' along I at custom-1 constant dividing must country the line between lots and be improved. Aid the novel?" Ihouse in any city which has a post ideas, a boiter understanding Nos. 13 and 14, 240 feet to an COKEY ROAD PHONE 1443 ' farm will the Cornsilk: between | I tenants be much along Hi "Fivp dollars a week | office of the first or second class,, jtlie groups has been developed and iron pipe, corner of lots Nos. 13, 14, Opposite lines of assistance now gi\ en for unless we have to talk dialect? from the Civil Ser- on the whole, it is a more effective 4 and 5, Block. "L"; Planters Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Plant H M lor tlienee North | | electrifhnticn of farms. vt will l>» extra. vice Commission, Washington, D. C. system of government. no deg. 7 min. East along the divid-