Newspaper results for poteat
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11696 matching newspaper pages in total. Marion, NC has the most hits (2344 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.
Marion Progress — 1930-01-02, page 1
… the building formerly oc cupied by the Western Union Tele graph Company, but Mr. Poteat hav ing other uses for that location puarters were secured in the Kirby building …
Marion Progress — 1930-01-02, page 4
… spent the | Christmas holidays with friends in Johnson City, Tenn. Mrs. Hubert Poteat, of Wake Forest, is visiting' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morgan. Rev. and …
… Gaff :ey they were entertained at a sup >e given at the home of Mr. and Urs. S. E. Poteat. Fifty relatives >nd friends were present. Following he supper Mr. and Mrs. Reel …
Marion Progress — 1930-01-09, page 4
… Friday for a lengthy stay in Florida, where he has interests in orange groves. J. W. Poteat, *of Chesnee, S. C., spent a few days in Marion last week visiting his parents, …
… Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Poteat. John E. Floyd, chief inspector of the State Board of Health, with J. S. Goode, …
… and John Bailey of Canton, were here ^last week visiting their sister, Mrs. J. A. Poteat. Mrs. O. B. Welch, of Carthage, and Mrs. J. S. Chamberlain, of Ka nona, N. Y., …
Marion Progress — 1930-01-09, page 6
… black gum now a locust stake in a hollow,: Yancey's (now E. M. Britt's line, Robert Poteat's corner); thence i south 50 east down the hollow with! his line 12 poles to a …
… , his corner; thence 15 east down the branch as it meanders to a noplar, Robert Poteat's (now E. M. Britt's corner on the bank of a branch near a spring); thence south …
… 63 east with Robert Poteat's line 56 poles to the beginning, containing 40 acres, more or less. See deed from …
Marion Progress — 1930-01-16, page 1
… RETURNS TO MARION AFTER LONG ABSENCE Thad Bailey, who visited his sis ter, Mrs. Joe Poteat, recently,- had ' not seen his 6ld home for nineteen years. Leaving here about …
Marion Progress — 1930-01-16, page 2
… Billie Carter, Velsie Craig, Burley Snypes, Lester Fair, John Fisher,! Marshall Poteat. Tenth Grade: Harry Hemphill,: Tames Parks, Maude Watson, Mary | Simmons. Eleventh …
… Margaret Moore, Claudia Chapman, Catharine Watson, Karl 3rown. Grade 9:Marshall Poteat, Burley snypes, John Fisher. Grade 10: James Parks, Ella Ray, Vlary Simmons, Maude …
Marion Progress — 1930-01-16, page 3
… before about February 1. i Extensive changes and repairs to the building of J. A. Poteat on Main 1 street are under way. WATCH MARION GROW! One of the best means of gauging …
Marion Progress — 1930-01-16, page 6
… black gum now a locust stake in a hollow, Yancey's (now E. M. Britt's line Robert Poteat's corner); thence south 50 east down the hollow with his line 12 poles to a stake …
… his cortier; thence 15 east down the branch as it meanders to a noplar, Robert Poteat's (now E. M. Britt's corner on the bank of a branch near a spring); thence south …
… 63 east with Robert Poteat's line 56 poles to the beginning, containing 40 acres, more or less. See deed from …
Marion Progress — 1930-01-23, page 1
… improvements are being made in the storeroom at 26 Main street, as announced by Mr. J. A. Poteat, owner. This store was rec ently vacated by McCall Brothers, who consolidated their …
… buildings. Besides repairing and painting the walls o'f the spacious storeroom, Mr. j Poteat will widen the floorspace by taking out a wall that was originally placed for a …
… new and modern front to the building, making it attractive and up to date. Mr. Poteat stated that the store j had not been leased as yet but that he has had several …
Marion Progress — 1930-01-23, page 5
… black gum now a locust stake in a hollow, Yancey's (now E. M. Britt's line Robert Poteat's corner); thence south 50 east down the hollow with his line 12 poles to a stake …
… , his corner; thence 15 east down the branch as it meanders to a poplar, Robert Poteat's (now E. M, Britt's corner on the bank of a branch itear a spring); thence south …
… 63 east with Robert Poteat's line 56 poles to the beginning,'containing 40 acres, more or less. See deed from …
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