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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-29
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH.

Our front line Sunday school is
still progressing. Glass No. /, the old
reliable is holding the banner. Had a
splendid l o'clock services with a
short spicy sermon from the asis-
tant pastor, it was season with plen-
ty salt and pepper, which we all
delighted to hear. The pastor preached
Rev P. M. anniversary sermon at $50
clock in Forney Texas. they were
back on the scene at o'clock with
new ideas, new information and new
visions for the future. Collection $3.50
IA The H. NJ society held service
this week at the church they can't
be beat by any H. M. society with
the noble president, sister Anna Sal
lard. The no stop rally is still on.
Our new church viii be compete in
a few weeks. You are welcome to
visit our church at any time.
Rev. s. G. Custer, Pastor.
Rev. 70. Lane, assistant pastor.
Johnnie Dooley, Reporter.
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"RUTH"-Thursday. August 8, $3.50
,. m.-Pythian Temple. Don't miss II.
WEST DALLAS.

c. NJ. E. church of West Dallas mil
LED OIL rally, ending on the 2lst, OF
July, Ind which the church raise
$576O.. The Sunday school, jackson
temple under brilliant superinten
dency of Mrs. Sarah Davis, succeeded
In raising the handsome sum of S62
A.. Little Miss Blanch Clark was the
successful contender having won the
prize, handsome gold ring as a
leader. Mrs. Davis stands in a cIass
by herself as there is not another per-
son regardless of sex in West Dallas
with such 6 small little flock that
could have done the same. Don't be
ashame to do your biz it is your turn
now to help this NOBLE lady get nm
and get a going and don't want for
one to do it all. Mr.. John Clark has
been real sick and is still indoors
you will do well to visit him as he
ne Is great sport Mrs. Harris and
Mrs. Fountain must surely be ont
standing lights in their community ii
they are always as punctual and as
pleasant as the writer always met
them as they have never asked for
credit yet and always have a Joke Ia
crack with the old paper man, that's
right girls, scatter sunshine every
where you go ind at all times Mrs.
Viola CLARK has returned from the
Grand Lodge and it is useless to say
that she had a pleasant time noth-
ing else waits so talented a girl as
you, Viola, you are a girl after our
own hearts gp1u mixer. A certain
reverend is sltung mighty close to a
Certain widow ana believe me he
buys paper for her every week
wish the elder could fine a few more
widows. The paper man says he cal
led West Dallip to conNA and support
him and they have respon led so nicely
that he says there IL nothing to
good for him to write about his sub
scribers. Read on and daddy will take
care of you. Mrs. Carry White ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert White, her par
eIts have not missed a COPY of the
Express and by telling Mrs. Carries
fortune, we see where she is going
to be visited by a dark man soon.
If you want to see some beautiful
flowers and lots of them lust cast
yours eyes over in Mrs. Eveline VII
liams yard, still she ha not Of
fered the old Express man a bo-
quet yet. On lat Sunday at Mt. Gil
lead Baptist church the memorial SER
vice of the late deacon Dillworth was
preached by the pastor, Rev. Nc. Do
well assisted by Rev. Burgess Of the
c. M. Il. church end his entire church
and choir. Brother Dillworth lost
his life few weeks ago at Gates
city He was loved byp every one SO
who knew him, to love him, and the
whole Of West Dallas bowed their
heads. There was basket dinner on
the ground. At nights they closed one
weeks rally, II was very encouraging
to see how the sinner men help in
their rally. Mr. Will Thomas as coll
Letter raised Sl595.
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Rev. M. G. Sishuba. Missionary of
Queenstown. South Africa. A great
gospel preacher. great thinker and
a man of great visions for the future
of his rece,
Rev. Sishuba was educated in Ann
erica and he has made rapid improve
ment during his student career In
American schools.
In connection with his visit in this
section of the country; III order that
he might fully understand tho Social,
Political, Industrial Religious and
Fcononical problems of his race in
the Southwest he Is spending some-
time in the city and he Is preaching
the city and those who have heard
his messages have highly been pleased
and helped spiritually and he is con-
sidered by many Of the leading and
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Young Dallas Physician
Locates at Calvert.

DIR. c. A. Wade. a young Dallas
Physician, who has been a member on
the staff of hospital physicians at
Mcmillan sanitarium; Nashville, Tenn.
the past year is now located at Call
vert. Texas, and will enter into the
practice of his profession there.
DR.. Wade is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Wade of this city and at
tended public schools of this city
He was married three weeks ago
to Miss Hardeway of Houston, who
was his sutton while attending Fisk
University.
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The Home Drug Store,
SPECIAL NOTICE 70 Mime.
C. ]. WALKER AGENTS
EVERYWHERE.

The 9th Annual Convention Of
Madam c. ]. Walker Agents, which
will meet at Baltimore, Nd. August
10th to 18th inclusive, promises to be
the largest and best Convention thus
far held by this large group OF busl-
ness women. Important Legislation.
scientific lectures and demonstrations
are on the program and the Baltimore
Union Of Nine. C. ]. Walker Agents
has left nothing undone in it's deter
mination to royalty entertain the dele
gates and friends. Every Walker
Agent is urged to attend and to oom-
municate with Mrs Alice @. Burnett,
National Representative Of the Com
pany. who has established headquar-
ters at 1906 Druid Hill Avenue. Bal
timore. Md, or get in touch with her
at that address Immediately upon ar
rival in Baltimore.
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FL BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Sunday school elected the en-
tire official staff as delegates to the
convention / August, totalling 10 in
number includig Miss Willie Bacon,
substitute delegate. The young wo-
mems class lead in the collection
What to do with the church tramps"
is the subject delivered by the pastor
in the morning service the metssage
wa logical and beneficial. The B.
Y. p. u. had another interesting
program will be rendered for next
Sunday. The night service were a
continuation of the days ENJOYABLE
servic. Rev Gross. formely Of Shire
port preached a brief and practical
sermon on Confidence. Mark 7th
chanter: Total collection fir day, sS41S
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MT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday was a high day with Mt.
Olive. Sunday school opened on time
with Sup't NJ c.. Hampton at his post
of duty, attendance was large. Visi-
tors, three, the Lesson was taught by
Sup't Hampton and teachers. Preach
ing at IL o'clock by Rev Ayers, sub
ject, What will thou have me to do
the agreement was brief and timely.
At 5. 80 the B. Y P. U. opened with
the president, ]. c. Carter in the
chair instructor. W. A. Nealy spared
no pains in his explanation of the
reading, after which eavh group was
at its station and the lesson taught
by eavh captain. We are planning to
make our B. Y. p. U. one of the best
in the city Help us put over
big program for the Lord. At 1880
all soldiners were gathering from ever
angle to their actual post of duty
with their gospel guns trained on Sa-
tans forces. The pastor who has been
ill for several days was at his post
of duty helping to direct this great
battle that is now in array. After
some strong preliminaies by pator
Saul, he then threw out the life line
and took in three applicants. he then
introduced the speakers of the hour
in the person Of Rev Ayers, who came
forward and spoke with power from
this text, 81 have found man." there
was much rejoicing in the audience
while the munster was striving with
his subject matter. This great re-
Yival meeting will continue through
thu fifth Sunday until the first, with
baptizing at it's close. Hoping that
every gallant christian will be found
fighting in this battle to help achieve
a victory for the Lord.
Rev. William Sauls. Pastor.
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SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school was largely attended
tie lesson well taught. II o'clock SER
vices was carried out by pastor
DO preached powerful sermon, his
text will be found in End Chapter of
Isiah. 7th verse, Subject "A messenger
with a Message. At three o'clock, the
county brothers meeting that has
been in session an the week came to
a successful close. Rev Haskell preach
a wonderful sermon, using for his
text Roman Ia chapter and the 4th
verse. After the last services of the
brother meeting wa over. The col
lection for the week was $113, Is. At
1880 p. m. night services began and
for the 2nd time the pastor mounted
the rostum with burning message
to what that great host that had gat-
thereo long before the services started
Come carly and secure your seat. we
are out by $3.50 p. m.
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the able leadership of Rev. VIM. Will
son, d. d. is rapidly gaining in mum
bersand influence. Next Sunday morn
ing, July Both at IL O'clock. the Sum-
mer Normal will render program
supported by some of the best must
cal talent in the city, also Prof. Ross
of Jarvis Christian Institute.
President ]. N. Erwin of Jarvis
Christian Institute, and Prof Moss
of Mississippi are expected to be pre-
sent and deliver actresses. .......... ..........
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educated ministers OF the city to be
strong gospel preacher. He is loEi-
cal. philosophical and a convincing
debater.
an Institutional Church and an In
dustrial School in South Africa on
his return.
Rev. Sishuba has with him q very
interesting and fascinating picture
scenery illustrating the general native
illustrating the disadvantage Of the
oppressed darker races of Africa and
shows the supremacy of the dominant
white races in Africa. He renders ma
tive selections in connection with his
pictures.
He will be glad to accept engage
ments while in the city. Call Haskell
1857.
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CURED HER RHEUMATISM.

Knowing from terrible experience
the suffering cause by rheumatism,
Mrs j. 70. Hurst, who lives at sos
e. Olive St. B-500, Bloomington. ILL.,.
is so thankful at having cured her
self that out Of pure gratitude she is
anxious to tell all other sufferers
just how to get rid of their torture
by simple way at home.
Mrg. Hurst has nothing to sell. Mere
ly cut out this notice. mail II to her
with your own name and address. and
she will gladly send you this valuable
Information entirely free. Write her
7-ss-tf
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EMPLOYEES ENJOY PICNIC.

The Titche-G oettinger Company en-
tained their Colored employees with
big picnic last Thursday afternoon
July 20, at the Negro play park in
Oak cliff
Athletic feats of various kinds were
among the amusements INDUCED, the
winners of which received rewards
for same.
Chicken, ice cream and other
edibles were served. There were
ent. Charlie Denman was the spolxes-
man.
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TRUE LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH.

True Light Baptist Sunday school
met on time with the Sup't at her
post. All teachers were at their pla-
ces. Lesson was well review by the
pastor. Collection, $2.51. Pastor read
the chapter of Exodus, at night read
ing the first chapter of Revelations
His text, Il am he that Lived and
was dead. We are doing fine on our
new church. Rev. G.. H. Washington,
Pastor
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LEEsE CHAPEL A. NJ. E. CHURCH.

Sunday was great day. Sunday
school on time at 9:40. At 1880 a. m
Rev. William Bronson filed the pulpit
and preached great sermon and al
$3.50 p. m, Rev. Robert Thomas, one
of the young preachers Of Amarillo
Texas preached soul stirring ser.
mon. We are doing great work down
here for the Lord Please come and see
us.
Rev. ]. H. Bush, Pastor.
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Sweet Violet Court
Hold Meeting

Regular meeting of Sweet Violet
Court No. oil, was held July II. All
officers and members answered to
roll call. Installing officers by Dep
uty Worthy Counsellor, Jamie john
son.
Worthy Counsellor.
After close of the business session
a course of ice cream and cake was
served
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MT. HEBRON BAPTIST CHURCH.

attended, the lesson we'll taught by
the pastor AZ 1880 a. m. sermon by
Rev. Keith. AZ $3.50 p. m. prayer meet
ing conducted by the deacons. Sermon
by Rev. II. q. Osborne of Kaufman,
Texas. At p. m. the pastor preach
ed. Collection $26.9S. The mission
rally is on this week at Mt. Hebron.
Everybody is invited. Preaching every
night.
Rev. G. f. Hood, Pastor
Mre. Il. M. Baker, Reporter
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TEXAS COLLEGE.
TYLER, TEXAS.

TYLER, TEXAS.
OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL AID
VANTAGES T o AMBITIOUS
YOUTHS FOR OUCH
TRAINING IN THE FOLLOW
ING COURSES:
COLLEGE
HIGH SCHOOL
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
KINDERGARTEN
AGRICULTURE
NORMAL
COOKING
SEWING
MUSIC
DOMESTIC ART
STENOGRAPHY AND
TYPEWRITING
II you are looking for place
to educate your children under
ideal home conditions and Chris
tian influences, send them to
TEXAS COLLEGE.
Rates Reasonably,
For Information Write:
". Rutherford Banks,
President.
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Prof. J.P. Starks is Up.

After having been confined to his
room for more than ten days, the
friends of Prof. j. p Starks will be
glad to learn that he is up and about.
He has made two trips to his office
at this writing.
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OPEN AIR CONCERT.

The X. of p, First Regiment band
will entertain with open air concert
on the Hall Street Colored play park.
Sunday afternoon from till 3
O'clock.
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Haskell 215S and Haskell 2159 are
the new telephone numbers at the
PEOPLES UNDERTAKING Co. 500
Good Street.
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Marriage.

James Jones and Miss Tobie Bobo
were quietly married at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Jones, 2811
Cochran street, July 20, Rev. Feath-
ston officiated.
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wnnted--sales women to cell bunga-
every town In Texas and Oklahoma.
Splendid commission. Write OF call
in person with references Il. a II. Car
ment Mfg. Co.. 1925-29 Main street.
Dallas.
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Haskell PISS and Haskell 2159 are
the new telephone numbers at the
PEOPLES UNDERTAKING CO., 500
Good Street.
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CARD OF THANKS.

/ wish to thank the Grand Lodge,
Loyal Friends of America, for the last
installment of my husbands death
claim of 100000. / had been previously
paid $4,000
MRS. Il. w. d. WEIGH. Widow.
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Haskell 215S and Haskell 2l59 are
the new telephone numbers at the
PEOPLES UNDERTAKING CO., 500
Good Street.
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Haskell 215S and Haskell 2159 are
the new telephone numbers at the
PEOPLES UNDERTAKING CO., 500
Good Street.
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COCHRAN STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.

The Cochran st. Christian church
between Boil and Rouths SITS, under
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-29

Haskell 21bS and Haskell 2159 are
che new telephone numbers ~ the
PEOPLES UNDERTAKING CO.. 500
Good Street.
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The
PYRAMID MUTUAL BENE-
FIT ASSOCIATION
3O2 IL Central Ave-,
Phone H. 6l6l.

The newesTand best policies In time
OK sickness and death. Solid as rock
we pay for three days illness and on
death claims paid In eighteen hours
Not a matter OF can you afford to
carry II but can you afford 20 be
without PYRAMID POLICY. See that
one 10 lr Your home.
=. $. sTUBBLETIELD Pres.
n. 8. WATSON, see'y.
q. MCMILLAN, treasurer.
LON WILLIS, Claim Agent.
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THE WORLD STARTLED.

A COLORED CHEMIST DID IT. DIR.
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CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST
Has at last discovered a perfect hair
grower and dressing. Highly perfum-
ed and positively grows the most stub
born hair and makes it soft, glossy,
long and luxurious A sure cure for
dandruff and falling hair. To prove
the value of this wonderful prepare
ton | will send one big box free of
charge II you will enclose one dime
to pay postage. Only one box to a
family. II know my business Per-
feet Rose Bleach so cents. Agents
wanted. Address:
The Home Drug Store,
S2a =. COMMERCE. sTRnTr.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
7-ss-it
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q-1-tf

aAIRDREssBRs, PREPARE AND
MARKET YOUR OWN toilet prepara-
tiOns; big profits. Start small, grow
big. We tell you how. Write for our
list OF practical working formulas.
Lakeside Chemical Co. Sab Clare
mont Ave. Chicago, Ill. 7-16-st
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CLAssIFIED 4ADsv.

FOR sALE.--2 Jersey Cows with
calves by the best Bull In Texas. 1910
Commerce. Call Y 6s77. Curtis ray.
4 22-lt
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WEAK WOMEN ATTENTION

II you suffer with FEMALE TROU-
BLES. such as Ovarian Pains, Pains
in the lower part of your Stomach,
Bearing-down Pains, Headache, Back
ache, Whites, Painful or Irregular
Periods. II you have that tired worn
out, Nervous and rundown feeling
so common to women. II you have
tried all kinds Of medicines and doc
tors. and even though you have been
told that an operation was necessary
YOU MAY BE MADE WELL AND
sTRONG AGAIN. Write for FREE
booklet of information and advice to-
lay.
THE PELvo MEDICINE co.
Memphis. Tenn.
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Wanted-Experienced woman barber
GOOD Sss, trade. good pay--Rox 116,
Wichita Falls. Texas. 7-2e-1t
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EUREIkiA C0BlBs-If you want
beautiful hair, use the Eureka Comb"
have all kinds Of hair preparations
and a complete line of Sayrnan Pre-
ducts, mail orders filled promptly.
II. 27sf--25Al North Central. 7-2e-2t
CELEYAN HUDSON, whose address
be glad TO lxFGw the address OF her
brothers: Jonas Hudson. Wesley Hud-
son, Berry Hudson, Lee Hudson and
Alfred Hudson. Her fathers name was
Berry Hudson; her mothers name
was Ann Hudson. They were born at
7-2g-1t
The daily times., 1922-02-22
COTTON

New York, Feb. 21.-It was re-
ported that cotton taken on notices
stopped here will be shipped to New
York for delivery. This view of the
stopping of March notices in the
New Orleans market this morning
attracted a good leal of comment
but was without any apparent effect
on the March premium locally.
There was no special pressure
against March, although the pre-
MUM narrowed or points prob
ably owing to reports that cotton
stpoped on notices in New Orleans
would be shipped to New York for
delivery. The South was a seller
here early in the afternoon. New
Orleans sold and there was good
deal of scattering commission house
liquidation on the DECLINE to 1870
| for May and 1879 for July. There
| was. heavy liquidation for over the
holiday which was doubtless stimu-
/ lated by the easier showing of Liv-
| erpool, the New Orleans notices and
| uncertainty as to the number and
effect of notices here on Thursday
| Offerings were APPARENTLY well alb
sorbed on the initial decline how
ever and the market soon steadied
up on covering and trade buying OF
d scattered commission house de-
mand.
Private advices from New Orleans
said more notices had been issued
there than expected and a feelin
that this might foreshadow large no
tices here on Thursday, doubt IS
contributed to the early decline.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
NoTICE-sALE OF LAND

; Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in a certain
deed of trust executed by X. H.
Bats and wife on the twenty sec
ond day of November, 1919. to Sc
cure a series of notes therein men
toned which said deed of trust is
on record in book 1872 on page 503
Public Registry of Wilson County.
Default having been made in the
payment of said notes and the pow
er of sale in said deed of trust having
come fully affected by reason there
of, and upon demand made by the
holders of the aforesaid notes the
undersigned Trustee will on Mon
day, the twenty seventh day of Feb
ruary, 1922, at IL O'Clock m. at the
court house door in the county OF
Wilson at public auction sell the fol-
lowing described land; viz, that lot
or parcel of land lying and being sit
uate in the southern suburb of the
town of Wilson on the Northwestern
corner of Colds and Stockade Road,
adjoining the lands Of J. D. Peel,
the J. M. Virgins heirs ct ais, and
being all that lot of land bought by
Frank Webb, deceased, from Julia
Davis, except one acre on the north
side of same conveyed by Frank
Webb and wife to J. D. Peel, the lot
therein conveyed containing three
acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
E. j. BARNES, Trustee.
This Jan. %, 1922
Els Is 22
The daily times., 1922-02-22

Chatsworth, N. j., Feb. 21.-The
arrival of their fourteenth son and
seventeenth child has heightened the
hopes of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cot
trell of Golfers Mills of putting a
one-family team in the field for the
baseball championship of Burlington
County.
Fourteen of their children are liv-
ing and make their home with their
parents. The boys are developing into
a hard batting aggregation, although
years must add to the stature of some
of thetyoung players before they can
accept challenges.
Their proud father figures he has
enough of family to complete a
baseball nine with substitutes and
furnish the umpire, coach and water
boy too.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
HAZE FRESHMEr
WITH INTELLECTUAL
BARBARITY.

Providence, R. L., Feb. 20.-1n-
tellectual barbarity has replaced the
traditional physical punishment ap-
piled to freshmen fraternity candl-
dates of Brown. Now upper class men
are substituting mental torture by
methods learned in psychological
courses instead of by the time-hOn-
ored custom of padding.
Two of the leading fratern1t1es
have adopted the new system and are
pronouncing their work good. Others
are expected to follow, as the results
are declared to leave the initiated in
a much more tractable state of mind
and imbued with a proper sense OF
his unworthiness."
The daily times., 1922-02-22

tion of Secretaries Mellon, Hughes.
Hoover, Mr.. Smoot and Representa-
allied debt funding commission will
be sent to the senate today it was an
|nounced. Upon confirmation of the
nomination it is expected foreign
debtor nations will be informed that
this country is prepared to begin ne
gotiations for funding the eleven bill
lion dollar allied debt. According to
high officials negotiations probably
will be begun first with Great Britain
looking to the funding of the five
billion dollar debt owed by the ma
tions and other foreign nations &C
,ording to the size of their debts.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
NOTICE OF SALE.
2 1 8 Is 22

By virtue of the power of sale con-
tanned in certain mortgage deed
executed by E. L. Reid and wife to
S. H. Morris and recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds of Will
son County in Book No. 80, Page Nol
1888, the undersigned mortgage will
ON MONDAY, MARCH 18th. 1922,
between the hours of 1900 o'clock
M. and 100 o'clock p. M. offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash
at the Courthouse Door in Wilson,
North Carolina, a certain tract OF
land lying and being situate on the
Northeast corner of Elba and viola
Streets in the Town of Wilson, North
Carolina, described as follows: 1t
begins at the corner of the said Elba
and Viola Streets, thence east with