The Warren Record from Warrenton, North Carolina • Page 2

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24th. l9l? SECOND PAGE certain lot facing 42.2 feet on Sugar 1 Hill Avenue, in town of Norlina. N. C. News From Areola -mi colored section, ana running oacK zuu Golden Wedding Celebrated At Graham' feet to Walker Bros line.

This December 16th, 1918. T. B. WILLIAMS, Community of Warren Here we are again after quite an 12-24 4tc. Trustee.

THE WARREN RECORD Telephone Number 17. BRODIE JONES. Mgr. T. J.

TAYLOR. Editor HOWARD F. JONES Owner Contributing Editor Entered at the Fost office at War-renton, N. as second-class matter under Act of Congress, March 3. lovtf.

W.S.S. TRUSTEES SALE. Bv virtue of power conferred on me On Saturday, December 21, Mr. and Mrs. John Graham of Warrenton cel absence with the seasons best greetings to the Record and its scores of in deed of trust executed by R.

E. Rob ebrated the 50th anniversary of their readers. marriage. Only the immediate fami Mr. Sandy Capps and daughter Miss ly and a few relatives were present.

Ethel have moved to Hollister where they will reside in the future much to A number of gifts and greetings were received as expressions of good wishes for the hale and happy couple. the regret of friends here. Mr. Elmore Gupton and family are occupying the Tnose present on this glad occasion former residence of Mr. Capps.

were: superintendent Alexander Miss Alma Scull has returned from Louisburg college for the Christmas Graham, of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Daniel and Miss Dollie Daniel, Mr.

and Mrs. Will Wiggins, of Lit holidays. tleton; Mrs. E. A.

Daniel, Miss Mary Under the supervision of Miss Warren, the party at the school building Thursday night was a success, $18.20 being cleared for the Red Iwc iiiWb inson et ux, dated 23 April, 191d, recorded in Book 85, Page 275, Register of Deeds Office for Warren I will, at request of holder of note secured by said deed of trust, default having been made in the payment thereof, sell for cash at the court house door in Warrenton, N. on 3rd day Febuary, 1919, at 12 M. o'clock, that certain lot of land situated at Warren Plains, N. lying just West and North of W. D.

Weldon's land, known as old Walker Store lot. Dec. 20th, 1918. J. H.

KERR, 12-24-4tc. Trustee. W.S.S. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power and authority conferred by Section 2637 of the Revisal of 1905 of North Carolina, the undersigned will, at eleven o'clock a. m.

on Monday, thl 6th day of January, 1919, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the door of J. M. Gardner's Storage House on Macon Street, in the town of Warrenton, North Carolina, the following described property, viz: One Carload of Hay, consisting of 195 Bales, weighing approximately pounds. Said Hay arrived at Warrenton, N. on April 1918, in Car B.

A. 39371. This the 2nd day of December 1918. The WARRENTON RY. 3-4tc.

By B. P. TERRELL, Supt. and Agent. W.S.S.

NOTICE stew "East or West Home's Best' mm Cross. Misses Theora Gupton, of Louisburg College, Lula Hunter and Emma Duke of Littleton college, are expected home this week for the holidays. At present there is no Influenza among the white people of this section. Several colored families are now troubled by the epidemic. There have been several deaths among the colored people from the disease.

Little Robert Bailey, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Davis, continues quite sick. Uncle Junius Burgess an honest, courteous, and much respected colored man died at his home near here Monday night, December 16th. He was more than eighty years of age, dur WEm mm There's a real comfort these long evenings at home in the big armchair reading by the soft mellow glow of a Rayo Lamp.

Rayo Lamps are scientifically constructed and give a clear, steady light without flicker or glare that can't hurt the eyes. They add a touch of cheery comfort to the living room or any room give kerosene light at its best. Made of brass nickel-plated easy to light, clean and rewick smokeless, odorless. Aladdin Security Oil gives best results. At all dealers STANDARD OIL COMPANY Long Daniel, Mr.

Graham Daniel and Mrs. Jack Clark, of Airlie; Dr. and Mrs. P. J.

Macon, Mrs. John Tarwater and Miss Estelle Davis, of Warrenton. The children present were Miss Amma D. Graham, who lives at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

N. H. Home of Rocky Mount, Miss MariaD. Graham, of East Carolina Teachers and Mrs. W.

A. Graham. Major Graham has recently returned from six months' service in France. He was in command of the 2nd battalion, 120th Infantry of the 30th, or Old Hickory Division, in the memorable battles of Sept. 29 Oct.

20. The absence of Mr. and Mrs. P. G.

Alston and Master P. G. Alston, of Texarkana, and that of the other three grandchildren was regretted. Sergeant Henry Home, is still serving his country in France; Graham Daniel Horne is at school at V. M.

Margaret Horne was detained at home because of sickness. Mr. Graham is week known throughout the State as an educator, having taught school in Warren county for fifty years. He was principal of Warrenton High School for 20 years. Mrs.

Graham, who was Miss Frances Gideon Daniel, of Halifax county, has served with him as friend and helper of hundreds of boys who have boarded in their home. It is to be hoped that this devoted couple will celebrate many more anniversaries of Dec. 21, 1868. W.S.S. NOTICE TEACHERS, COMMIT- TEEMEN.

AND PATRONS. ing which time he rendered many years TO THOSE AWAY. Hosts of Warren and Halifax county men are far away from home this Christmas, but in every heart the thought flourishes. To you we extend our appreciation arfd to each one many hearts are turned and many prayers ascend that this may be a Merry Christmas and that you may be well. Abscence cannot fail to bring appreciation when Time is resplendant with your deeds.

Son of our hearts, wherever thou may be, a Merry Christmas to you! w.s.s. WE TAKE HOLIDAY. The Warren Record, as customary with all semi-weeklies and weekly papers, takes a holiday. There will be no Friday's issue, nor will we greet our readers next Tuesday. Friday, January 3rd, we greet you again and enter upon another year of service to the people of Warren and Halifax counties and this section.

At this merry Christmas time accept our sincerest appreciation for the patronage which has come from every section, and may no sorrow, no misfortune or no tear drop bedim this the greatest Christmas. A very merry Christmas, a very prosperous New Year, is our wish. W.S.S. JUST ONE MORE THING. Several months past before Peace even fluttered numbers of citizens in good faith and with patriotic impulses pledged to take War Savings Stamps and indicated where they would redeem these pledges.

Peace has come, and many of these pledges are unredeemed. The time for redemption was stated as 1918. It is urgent that these pledges be kept. Peace does not effect an agreement. Uncle Sam took the American people at their word and spent the money which was pledged.

Every one who has pledged to buy these stamps (New Jersey) Baltimore. Md. Washington, D. C. -II.

CH-irlotte. N. C. f'hark-ston. V.

Va. Charleston. S. C. Richmond.

Va. 1 By authority of the power contained in a Deed of Trust made by Robert T. Jones and Samuel P. Jones and wife on December 1, 1917, See Book 100 Page 448, Reg. Office of Warren County, default having been made in payment of the note thereby secured, at request of holder of the same, I shall sell for cash, by public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court House door in Warren County, on January 2, 1919, (Thursday) at noon, the tract of 71 acres of land conveyed by H.

C. Be-mis to Aaron Jones and bounded by the lands of Thomas Mills, P. H. Allen and Matthews Creek, in Sandy Creek Township, Warren county. This 2nd December 1918.

Henderson, N. C. 3-4tpd T. T. HICKS, Trustee.

Buy WSS ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of the late R. M. Williams, this is to notify all persons holding claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned within twelve months from this date; otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. Those indebted to said estate will make prompt payment. November 12, 1918.

W. H. DAMERON, Admr. 18-6tc. Warrenton.

N. C. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE As executors of the estate of the late John A. Dameron this is to give notice that all who hold claims against said estate will present them to the undersigned within twelve months from this date; otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All parties indebted to said estate will make prompt payment.

W. H. J. H. DAMERON, 18-6tc.

Warrenton, North Car. W.S.S. Read the Warren Record. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Administrator of John O. Drake, deceased, late 01 Warren county, N.

this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of November, 1919, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment to me F. M. DRAKE, Administrator of John O. Drake, deceased.

This the 20th day of Nov. 1918. 22-6t-pd. of service to the white people. Mr.

John Thompson has returned from military service. The first of our boys to return home. Recent letters from our soldier boys Over Seas informs us of their splendid condition, fme spirits, and anticipations of reaching the States sometime in 1919. Some oft he young ladies report a recent rainy spell and Sunday afternoon W.S.S. Welcome to Warren County We were pleased to see Mr.

L. Galagher, cashier of the Bank of Warren, Norlina, in town recently. Mr. Gallagher comes to Norlina with his wife and little son from the Murchi-son National Bank, Wilmington. We are pleased to welcome them to the County.

W.S.S. AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT ON HENDERSON ROAD Last Friday night while driving a horse and buggy on the Afton road, Mrs. Mary Eleanor Price-Grant and brother Mr. William S. Price were driven into by a colored man driving a Ford without lights.

The accident occured near the home of Mr. John Daniel. The force of the impact threw Mrs. Grant out of the buggy and against the windshield which her left forearm shattered as she protectingly threw it in front of her face. Her arm was slightly cut and her face bruised.

Neither Mr. Price or the occupants of the Ford were hurt other than a general shakeup. The horse was bruised up, the buggy damaged to some extent and the Ford lost the Lenses on the lights, a damaged fender and a shatterer windshield. The father of the colored The Board of Health permits the schools of the County to open Monday January under certain conditions, the order of the Board is published in this issue of the Warren Record. Flease read it carefully and govern your conduct accordingly.

The order of the Board of Education opening the schools on Monday December 30th rill -be-' disregarded, as the order of the Board of Health takes precedence. I call the attention of the teachers to the fact that Prof. J. Henry High-smith, of the State Board of Examiners has been assigned to this County to direct the Reading Circle work. Committeemen will please report in writing the names of teachers employed by them for their respective schools.

Necessity enforces us to do prompt and intensive work for the remainder of the session. Parents will please co-operate with the teacher and school authorities to this end. HOWARD F. JONES, Supt. W.S.S.

News of Afton And In MppirooSoLtS ODD of Paisi Folvoit Surrounding Section Miss Emma J. Hunter, of Rocky driver made a settlement of the case. The driver skipped. -Buy WSS MISS PHILENA MACON HURT IN AUTO CRASH The accident of Saturday night on the Norlina road has thrown a dampe-r over the entire community. Friends of all sections extend sympathy to We wish you the merriest of Merry Christmas and a most happy and prosperous New Year.

should do so at once, and remove the debt and discharge their obligation to the men who won the Victory. May it be said that Warren kept its word. The answer in the aggregate depends upon the individual. See that the pledges at your house are redeemed. W.S.S.

SOME WHO HAVE WORKED. This issue would be incomplete as the closing volume of 1918 if we did not pay just and warm tribute to that vast number of workers in the Stay-at-Home Army. Though free from the music of war, these patriots of the highest order have kept step to sacrifice and have looked to the welfare of those at home and away. To begin to name this army is end less, but we must pause to pay thanks to the untiring work of the Local Board, Messrs. V.

F. Ward, C. H. Peete and John W. Allen who have rendered faithful, unrelenting war service in a highly efficient manner; to the unexampled devotion to the War Savings Cause by Prof.

John Graham; to the heads of the War Relief Drives in the Countyy, Mrs. Kate P. Arring-ton, of the Red Cross War Fund; to Mr. T. D.

Peck of the United War Work Campaign; to Mr. R. B. Boyd of the Christmas Red Cross Roll Call. In each of these drives and working with tireless energy to make the campaigns a success have been affiliated the patriotic blood of the County distinguished by their action.

Would that space, time and ability were ours to call these by name, but in any event may we thank the people of Warren for responses to every call, may we thank the workers for an endless display of energy, and may we all feel justly proud of the success which has come from every appeal to the Heart, and the Financial. The Stay-at-Home army has been faithful unto the and its martyrs deserve and have, the appreciation of the public. Miss Philena Macon who is suffering from a badly lacerated face and bruised body the result of a plunge into the windshield of the Macon car which hit an ice truck about nine o'clock on this night. The accident necessitated a number of stitches, and was of a most painful nature the faca being cut from the teeth within and by the windshield without. The other members of the family were uninjured beyond a few slight bruises.

Rain on the windshield is responsible for the accident which occured mid-way between here and Norlina. Mr. Macon was passing Mr. Hight both coming to Warrenton, an ice truck going to Norlina, for which Mr. Hight evidently turned out, came between the cars and here the accident occurred.

Mr. Macon's car was thrown to the side and Miss Macon was caught between the windshield and top. Both cars were badly battered. Mount, is spending the holidays here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Hunter. Mr. M.

S. Dryden is in Virginia' looking after business. Mrs. A. H.

Frazier is in Raleigh at the bedside of her daughter Miss Rosa who is critically ill with pneumonia. Mr. Edd Fuller went to Henderson on business Friday. Mr. J.

H. Pinnell, and family are improving from their recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Limer were in Warrenton shopping Thursday. Mr. H. P.

Reams and his sons Oliver and Graham were in Warrenton on business Saturday. Mrs. Bryant Williams spent Thursday in Warrenton with Mrs. S. J.

Williams. Mr. H. B. Hunter was in Norlina on business Friday.

Miss Myrtle Pinnell of L. Littleton, N. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. J. Pinnell. Mrs. J.

A. Rideout, of Axtelle, visit-ed her home people here Friday. Mr. Leon Aycock, of Elberon and Miss Cathlene Fuller were quietly married at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Aycock on Wednesday the 18th of December. We wish them a long and happy life. Merry Christmas to all the readers of the Warren Records.

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1916, recorded in Book 95, Page 152, office Register of Deeds for Warren County, default having been made in payment of notes therein secured, at request of the holder of said notes, I will, on the 3rd. 1919 at 12 o'clock sell for cash to the highest bidder, at Court house door in Warrenton, N. that.