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1 his is
the Law
A oink i
V * JHf* •. I
By ROBERT E. LEE
(For the N. C. Bar Association)
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Insane Persons
May an insane person be sued
for the damages that he has caus
ed to the property or person of an.
other?
Yes. An insane person is liable
in a civil action for the actual dam
ages that he has caused to the
property or person of another.
You may, for example, recover
compensatory damages from an in
sane person if he destroys your
property, steals your property or
wrongfully converts it to his use,
trespasses i pon your property, or
causes bodily injury to you. It
has even been held that an action
for wrongful death may he brought
against one who is insane.
There has been said to he noth
in ing wrong or unjust in giving com
pensation for the actual loss re
sulting from an injury inflicted by
a lunatic. Punishment is not the
object of a civil action; it has for
its object the compensation of the
party injured. If an insane per
son is not held in a civil action for
damages, those interested in his es
tate, as relatives or otherwise,
might not have sufficient motive
to so take care of him as to de
prive him of opportunities for in
flicting injuries on others.
An insane person is not liable, i
however, for those torts or civil
wrongs of which malice is an es
sential element, such as libel and
slander. Punitive damages can
never be recovered against an in
sane person.
:
May an insane person he con
victed of a crime?
No. The law does not punish a
person in a criminal proceeding if
he was so insane at the time the
act was done as to he incapable of
determining between right and
wrong. k .
The law presumes every person
sane. The defendant who relies
j upon insanitav as a defense must
introduce evidence of his insanity.
What happens if a person com
mits a crime while sane but sub
sequently becomes insane before
the date of his trial?
This fact does not render him
not guilty of the crime. Rut he
cannot be arraigned and tried while
he is insane. The reason is that
an insane person cannot properly
defend himself.
Such insanity, however, does
THANK YOU...
I It is with a feeling of deep gratitude that I express my
thanks and appreciation for the vote of confidence accord
ed me in the recent Municipal election for a member of the
Board of Public \Y orks. I shall devote my interest and
effort; to the best interests of the town as a whole. Again
I say thank you!
W. M. WILKINS
H PROOF 5 YEARS OLD Ridge
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I : B Y ORAL ROBERTS: |
HOW TO KILL YOUR ENEMY
When I visited the garden of
Cethsemane many memories
flooded my mind. One night
among the old gnarled olive
trees, the Lord talked to me
about healing one’s enemy. And
there where he had done this he
gave me this picture.
A mob came sweeping into the
garden. It was led by Judas Is
cariot. They had come to arrest
t Jesus. The disciples were badly
frightened and Peter whipping
out his sword made a big sweep
and cut off the ear of Malchus,
the high priest’s servant. The
only reason he didn't cut his
head off was because he missed!
But instantly Jesus touched Mal
chus and healed him.
Here, in one dramatic mo
ment. is the hand of man against
man, enemy fighting enemy, and
the hand of God healing the en
tmy Malchus’ hands were
reaching for Jesus when Peter's
sword-filled hand struck at him.
Jesus could have called many le
gions of angels to cut his ene
mies down. Instead he. rebuked
Peter, telling him to put up his
sword Then he reached forth his
hand and touched Malchus and
healed him.
What drama! What incompar
able meaning’ The last act per
formed by the hands of Jesus be
fore they were tied before the
cross was to stretch them forth
and heal the ear of a man who
was directing his arrest.
The lesson is unforgettable.
Our hand should never be balled
into a fist, but stretched forth
to heal and to liless. Whenever
you allow anything, no matter
how severe, to bring prejudice.
not prevent his being tried and
| punished if he subsequently be-;
\ comes sane.
! A sane person properly executes
a will. Subsequently he becomes
insane and continues so until his
death. Is his will valid?
Yes. If a person possesses a
| sound mind, or what lawyers call
I “testamentory capacity,” at the
! time of the execution of his will, |
I his subsequent insanity will not >
invalidate the will. |
1
Officers Re-elected
For Colonial Stores
i
The Board of Directors of Co
lonial Stores at its May 8 meet- 1
j ing in Atlanta, Ga„ re-eleated Jo
> seph Seizt of Atlanta, president of
the eonmany and its Chief Execu
tive Officer. Other officers re
: elected were senior vice president
.1. W. Wood, Norfolk; vice presi
dents W. C. Moseley, Atlanta: C.
B. Amann, Cincinnati; A. C. Ed
| ens, Columbia; T. W. Rehoe, G. W.
Waters. W. L. Ramsey; all of At
lanta; and J. B. Pollard. Secretary
and Treasurer; W. M. Grisebaum,
i Controller; also of Atlanta. *
The board declared quarterly
j dividends of 50 cents and 62 Vi
J cents on preferred four and five
I cent stock, respectively, and 27’4
cents dividend on common stock.'
j All are pavahle June 1 to holders
! of record May 17.
Colonial Stores, with general of
! fices in Atlanta, now serves 215
communities in 11 states east of
1 malice, envy, or hatred Into your
‘ heart the bitterness always
hurts you . . . much more than
i the one toward whom you are
i bitten
Get rid of it! How? First,
ask God to help you cast it out
completely—root and branch.
Second, believe that he does help
you at this instant. Third, con
fess your wrongs. Nothing will
help you more quickly than to
confess to the person you have
wronged. And you will have
learned the best way In the
world to kill your enemy —make
a friend out of him I
I prayed for a man to be
healed one night. Or rather I
started to pray, but he Jerked
away and went rapidly out of the
big tent cathedral. A few nights
later he returned. "Reverend."
he said, "I suppose you won
dered why I left so abruptly the
other night?" I answered, "Yes,
I did." He said. “As I stood be
fore you suddenly I realized that
there were some wrongs I had
to make right. I decided to fix
them up before you prayed for
me. I have sighted my wrongs
and now I know I will be heal
ed.” He was, too.
A man and his wife had quar
reled daily for years. The woman
accepted Christ. She asked
her husband to forgive her. A
month later he died suddenly.
After the funeral she said. "I
am so glad he did not die before
1 asked his forgiveness."
The apostle James tells ns.
“Confess yrmr faults one to an
other and pray one for another
that ye may he healed!" Your
healing may depend upon it.
the Mississippi. Last year com
pany sales totaled $423,000,000.
acewcNTFa^s^
j Raleigh—Fifteen bike riders,
most of them young people, were
killed in North Carolina traffic ac
| cidents last yeyar. Os the bicycle
victims there were 14 hoys or men
| and one girl. The State Depart
-1 ment of Motor Vehicles reminds bi
! cyclists to learn and obey the traf
-1 sic laws. They apply equally to
bike riders and nfotorists.
1 " 1 —| !
has made a remarkable
NEW RINSING
DISCOVERY
to get clothes cleaner than ever before
it's the new
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0 w««h«S mmA Myi itw dirty \ 1 s' •
| f wash woMr l» spvs mrt, fmk •
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• sewn In flnnt nvnr tbs tap nil while clotKss nrn stiH ®
1 Ussniy Inwinrssd in thn wntar. Iks result is Hint ths
[ nnw Spnnd Qunnn •
\ GETS CLOTHES CLEANER ,*
*•0 THAN EVER BEFORE.
1 —- * -1
/ertfe*/ PRE-SELECTION
for any load# any fabric
• Hot or warm wadi • "HI" or "LO" abator
water and toin iocnd
« uian «a mU a... • "NORMAL" or
e tv or in or coiq rinse cycle
• 13, 11, 9,7ns
• 11, 7,4 or 2-minut# gob. of wadi
washing tima in tub
T m* «1»« 0m EEtedlAMft tna ti da area —A■ ns n,wnLiw a
■reiy o ifurece iii outqitiqtiv wQining
Edenton Furniture Co.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. MAY 16, 1957, ~
| STATIONED IN ARKANSAS I
Airman Third Class Marvin R.
Shaw, son of Mrs. Elsie Shaw,-was
recently assigned -to . the 765th
! Eombardment Squadron at Blythe
i ville Air Force Base, Arkansas!
Airman Shaw’s last assignment
was at Sheppard AFB, Tex., where
he attended an Air Force Techni
cal School.
Airman Shaw attended Edenton .
High School before he joined the
service.
ROTARIANS MEET TODAY
Edenton Rotarians will hold,
their weekly meeting this (Thurs- |
day) afternoon at 1 o’clock in the
Parish House. The program will
be in charge of Bill Perry, and
President George Aim# Byrum
urges a 100 per cent attendance, j
f .. . . -T ;;
What To Do
In o Tornado
—*
• People In open country
can view the approacj| of a
tornado and move at right
angles to its path If there is
no time to escape, lie flat in
the nearest depression, such
as a ditch or ravine.
• In towns or cities, seek
shelter inside, preferably in
a substantial building Stay
away from windows
• The southwest comer as
the basement of a frame
house is safer than in a brick
or stone house If there is no
basement, lie down on the
first floor under a table or
bed (preferably In the south
west corner).
• Urban schools; Stay in
side. away from windows;
remain near an inside wAU
on a lower floor. Avoid audi
toriums and gymnasiums.
• Rural schools of frame
construction: Teachers
should remove children to a
ravine or ditch if storm shel
ter is not available.
THANK yon
This is to say thanks to
those who voted and support
ed me in the last election.
Leroy H. Haskett
I Breeding
j The ladies met on a train, “I’m I
(from Boston-,” haughtily remarked
one. " There, breeding is every
“Wisdom of |
the Ages”
“The imitation is cl poor \f/ fm W< >- .
kind of creature * im
A true service of helpful
ness is one that recognizes
all of the necessities of the
occasion with a-profound re- '" . ‘
spect for the feelings of all.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR
DELINQUENT 1956 TAXES
art-
J. A. BUNCH, Sheriff.
r .. „ A1 , FIRST TOWNSHIP WHITE
iGurtis C. Alexander, house and lot 17 di
| Thomas L. Ashley, % acre and house P. C. Ashlev "
George Barrow, 1 house Johnston Street-.™.. 5
Alfred Bateman. 1 lot Hicks Street “
\V illiam Horace. Belch, 2 acres Cowpen Neck— ' 01
vr L - .I house N °rth Edenton oHi
Mrs Eddie Cohoon. lot North Edenton ’ ~
J* r ""J. Hallie V. Chappell, house Eden'St.ZZZZZZZ 93 90
Emma N. Chesson Estate, house W. Church St... 449,
Holley Colombo, lot and house S. Oakum St "" 17 \\
S^ nce £°* , ~ ,antl ’ house E - Qu<*" St }lii
Wilham W. Corprew. 1 house and lot—(Balance) 22 70
Harry Davenport. 30U acres and 2 houses Turn^'ld''acres * '
vr t Mijltee-Waff-Klmwood: 7.1 acres Frank Miller 80 3?
Mrs. J. A Davennort, 1 hpuse Hertford Highwav 17 an do
Thomas Edward Francis. 1 acre Robinson Y » f
Judson Kerrmt Harrell 1 borne Macedonia Road—ZZZ Jo 98
w“c.te■•si’teiisas’« gS
st - ; 1 *=*= j? *
C. B. Mooney & Son, 4 lots Dixon..., II qi’
lot n s e Dixon ate ’ 4 ,OtS DiX ° n: 3 ,ots ” an ’ d " C7eek Ho'usel 5
Mrs. Margaret E. Satterfieldl Yhouse W.~ Queen 'stZZZZZ 47 90
Elvin L Spivey. 4 lots and house Dixon ___ . ~ o, 4]
wm' T w c Dru -!!’ 6 ? acres Woodard-White I 28 69
Willie W. Snruill, 1 house F. Eden St f„ ™
Josenh K. Swanner, house Johnston St. rn
A. F. Twaldv, 1 lot Wright-Jacksbn
Albert Twiddy, 1 house Jackson St- " At-
Curtis Andrew Twiddy. house N. Oakum St. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ" 52 871
Thomas D. Twiddv. house near railroad ■ ~ id k-
Enoch Ward and Wife Estate 11 >, lots and house" Badham" Road 15.91
T 1 U'l -f W am> n. 1 house Ashlev Va. Rmid, lot ami garage ' 12 18
ur n- Wh ' “ Estalp - 4 lots Eden Heights - .1 4 40
William Marcus White, Vs lot and house Hertford Rond 17 70
• CORPORATIONS
Blades I-imher R. Siding and Mill, Mill, Office and
Machinery ; . I
Colonial Broadcasting C0.,,3 acres Biand-Smith-Privott; radio
station ■ _ i«n'"
v , , FIRST TOWNSHIP COLORED"
\ance Austin, house E. Carteret St _ 93 15
Askew and Charlotte Mayo, 1.19 acres R. W. Harris 3.19
Hannibal Badhffm Jr., Estate. 319 acres pocosin land 26 42
Shelton Badham. 1 house E-Gale St _ r U q?
Maggie Banks, I*4 acres Monticello I-IIIZIIIII_IIIH'' al7
Mary V. Barnes Estate, 4 acres Mexico Road_ _ oqi
Jerry Bembury Estate, lot E. Hicks St ” ‘ - o'r.o
4 °hb A. Bembury, lot Albemarle St —•.
Sadie A. Remburv. house W. Church St I IIIII” I 30 49
Sadie and Mabel Bemhurv. 1 house E. School St.Z I ~ q'l3
O F. Blair, house E. Carteret St 1 I r,'/,
Miles Blnnchanl Estate, 2 lots Eden Heights 111 r 28?
David Blount, lot Hicks (I*arker)__ 440
Eliiah Blount, house Hleks St .1. _ . '
F. L. Dlount. 2/3 acres N. L. Wanl I_IIII_~ "I" "I 7 Y
George W. Blount, V 2 lot Carteret St III.IIIIIIYI ?06
Hay\voo<l Blount. 1 houso Lane ■ 17 00
Howard Blount. 2 houses W. Carteret St., 1 house N. Granville ‘ /
Str.—Balance) _ __ oc
John Henry Blount, 1 house N. Moselv St HI ” I I 12 .77
T eander Rlount, hous P W. Peterson St • _ ~ jg jy
Vanuie Blount, lot Freemason St I “ 597
Hattie Bond, house No. Oakum St.—(BaIance)ZIIII.IIH 26 4°
Winston (Bonnev) Bonner, house N. Granville St— "I lg 50
Sidward Boyce 1 lot and house— _ ' " “ 15 19
Branch Estate. 1 lot Oakum St., house E. FleemYson" sY 18.15
.T. B. (Duke) Braswell, building Franklin St. ■ 219.8
H. L. Brewer, house E. Freemason St., lot E. Freemason StZ-I 29 07
T Ivsses Grant Bryant. 14 ac ,. P R o nd ; 10 6°
Harrison Bunch and Children. 1 house Paxton Road ZIIZH ~ 11 49
Hubert and Dorothv Bunch. 1 house W. Gale St ~ g 97
Miss Willie Bunch Estate, 1 house E. Albemarle St !~"~ 10-16
Emma Burke Estate, hoiflue East Albemarle St _ Z 20 31
Mattie Burke Estate, house N Ookum St ZZ.ZZZZ 11 73
Elijah Carter. l L acre Oliver Carter and house I 12.04
John R. Clark Estate. 65 acres Wildcat—(Balance). _ _ 31 10
Lawrence Collins and Willie A. Howell, 1 acre Robert Woodley,
Mexico Road 211
Samuel D. and Cora Collins house E. Albemarle StZ ~ Z_ 10 18
William Collins, house W. Church St., house E. Church St..~ZZ 54 45
Annie Cooper Estate, house E % Church St— ; ' 20 Ift
Daniel Cooper Estate. 22 acres Roberts _ZZZ—Z 28 95
Richard Conner Estate. 8 acres Capehart ~ . I “ 10 17
4nthonv (Chuck) Coston, 1/3 lot Coston /~~~ ~ io'.iq
Emma Cox Estate, house Carteret St. p 1 _Z : H 939
Reatrirn Dicks Fstate. 1 lot E. HVks St__ ** Z 2 68
J. C. Ednev. Case, house E. Church St., Case, Oakum St.
(Balance) 2188
David Fo'+on, 1 lot Paradis Q Road ;HZZZ . 10 47
""ci I). Felton. 114 acres Albania I . ; H ftgq'
William Thomas Foxw.eltj honse F Hicks St -Z.ZZZZ ~ 16T9
r Freomore, 1 house W Ga'e St ... Z Z-ZZZZZZZZZZ 25 29
w E. Goodman house Rider .... 597
Miles Goodwin Estate, house F Freemason St. 15 42
T #ura «nd Eli’oheth Crif«q. JJot W. Gale St.Z_ZZZZZ""~ZZZ"Z' 629
Mary Gusson Estate, los Church St » I I I." 598
Mary Ha'sev Estate, house F. Albemarle St. ZZZZZZ..ZZ ZZZ 18 50
Walter Hanly. 2 acres I. C. Pobert s ,(hpußeU ; 14 8t
Theodpre Harris. 1 lot Paradise Poad !__ , _ 17 ftp
Anthonv Hathaway, Sr., 1 house Paxtori 1-ane. xYHZJiZZZZZ 16 45
Anthony Hathaway. Jr., 1 house Paxton Lane, 12 acres Dillard,
G. Valentine.—’ 32 86
Joseph Hathaway, house W Carteret St . Z-Z—ZZ. 19 69
Tames FranVTJn and Wißie M»e Holley j house AlbattlaZ-. Z " 899
Frederick HiH. V- acre JA. Bond Mexico Road .ZZZZ" 4.68
fames H"weutt EsUte, boose E. Carteret St., lot E. Carteret
St. e.-y* j- .—y.,- 1.......— —^■ j.. .- 24.28
MaHha Jackson, house Granville St— ft 24
J. B. Jenkins, lot W. Albemarle St._._ ....... 6.48
Temoel Jerkins Estate. AH acres Paradise-6 9 72
WarvaM Johnson, 3/8 Paxton ' _ _ 15 87
Tohn Y. Johnson, H acre White. _ _ 270
Matthew Johnson, 4* acres Albania , ..... • 20.38
“j: 4u "S' £pj±a«- ■- » g
[ thing.” > ’■ '
r “iWetl, I’m from St. Louis,” the
other replied. “We, like it there,
too, but it’s not everything/’
Chaslie and Lillian Myro, house N. Oakum St—Z 6.58
William Mavb. house E. Albemarle St. i.l 10.70
Daniel Lewis Morring, 1 lot Mexico Road. ..... 6,26
jesse A. Moms, house on A. D. Morris Land 20,86
Vera Muse, house Church SL 13.86
Clarence. Howlett McCleese, H acre and house Paxton Lane 17.75
I Johnson McCleese and James Alexander,; acres Mexico Road 5,74
William C. Nixon, H acre Ricks Va, Roadjl— 11,53
Walter Johnson Norman, 2 H lots Eden Height 14.27
Fred Perry, 1 lot Albania—Boyce 4.17
Waiter Perry, 3 acres Warren ... 8.58
William Pierce, H acre Albania and house ... 21.6 u
Thomas M. Rawls, 1 house. E. Gale St._—_*_ 15.29
Elbert Riddick Estate, 1 lot ■Cemetery ; j* Bhß
Isabelle Riddick Estate, 2H acres Burke.’ i 4.38
James. Matthew Riddick, 2 lots Eden Heists 21.58
William E. Riddick Estate, 8/8 acre Paxton Road ; 18.34
John W. Rollins, house E. Hicks St BJMJ
Thonias C. Rollins Estate, 594 acres Dillard-Nixon 10.82
Weston Satterfield, lot E. Carteret St. 7.01
Mary Savage Estate, 5 acres Cowpen Neck r .. Z..ZZ 3Z79
Betty Sawyer Estate, house E. Albemarle St.- 17.01
Lena Simons, 1 5/7 acres Diilard-Nixon 4.61
Willie Andrew Simpson, H acre Paxten Lane 12^20
i Emily Skinner Estate, l/6 acre Hertford Road 8.96
Mary Elizabeth Skinner, house Albania 29.33
Aline Bembridge Slade, house W. Carteret St.. 20.79
A. V. Slade, 1 acre Hertford Road, house Hertford Road. 46.16
i John and Sarah Spivey, 1 house Mexico Road 15.50
Namon Spruill, house Va. Road 14.65
Lester Stallings. 10 acres Twine—Williams 12.88
Mihnie Taylor Heirs, lots Rider Lane 1L73
Josiah Thompson Estate, L acre Albania 7.99
;Alex Valentine, 3 acres Roberts 7.23
'Annie_ Valentine, 22H acres Paige 69R
zxiiliir y OICIIUIIC, *6 7* dUCB i CilgC 0.00
iClaudra Lewis Valentine, 1 acre Albania...— 3.93
• Frank Melton White, 2H lots Badham Road 3.23
George W. and Amy W. Williams, house E. Albemarle St 18.99
I Betf.ie Wills, 3 acres Morris : ; 3.9 ft
,D. E. and Sarah F. Wilson, Station Oakum St 23.79
(Hannah Wilson, 1 lot E. Church St 5.97
Sarah F. Wilson, house E. Freemason SL r house corner Oakum
and Freemason Sts., lot and house Freemason St., house
Carteret St.—(Balance) , 68 13
Richard Wynn, 1 house Mexico Road i__— • 12.72
I SECOND TOWNSHIP WHITE
Lester Bass, H acre Bass—House .... $ 32.73
Seldon R. Bass, H acre house : !_ 11.70
Beulah Lane Boyce, 115 acres homeplace : 38.28
Joel E. Bunch Estate, 8 acres Billie Boyce 11.6 S
Lois Bunch. 4 acres White Land 2.95
Layton Dail, 3 acres Ferry Road— 3.43
j C. H. Davis, Jr.. 10 acres New Road, 4 acres New Road, 10 acres
I Piney Woods Road, 34 H acres Boyce 33.17
! Wheeler M. Hams, 1 lot— ■ i - 37.74
Dorothy M. Harvey, 8 acres W. A. Bass 2A2
J. L. Jordan Estate, 35<.aeres homeplace i, ... ; 25.62
Thomas E. Parker, Jr., 1 lot Joe Wa*d Tract 30.80
Euberry Perry, 1H acres Maize Hill 16 67
Carlton Privott, 70 acres Coffield—(Balance) 70.54
'Edith A. White, 1 acre lot 6.13
‘Emmett Wiggins. 627 H acres Galberrv—Juniper 62 71
I SECOND TOWNSHIP COLORED
Cora Baines, 3H acres Dillard-Gordon : $ 12.'1t
Raymond and Mattie Boyce, V 4 acre and house—Belch 22.92
Thomas Clifton Boyce, IV4 apres Joe Jordan—home 24.05
(Augustus Cornelius Estate, 1 acre Coffield I —j. 2.93
Isaac Cornelius. Jr.. 1 acre Jim Federson 10 62
Frank Coston, Jr., 6H acres Coston, H acre J. H. Byrum ; 28.84
Thomas Dillard, Jr., 8 acres Dillard 12.63
David Lee Felton, 2 1/x acres Z. W. Evans Estate, 16 acres pond
Coffield, 51 acres pond Ashley 28.33
Louisa Felton Estate, 4% acres Va. Road .- ' 7.14
Arthur Gordon, 9 acres Forehand, 10V4 acres Dillard : ! 45.66
Clarence Holley, 3394 acres Grefen Hall 20.35
Caroline Hurdle Estate, 94 acres Sandy Ridge 2.93
Milton Jordan, 35 acres Goodwin-Hendren, 10 acres Boyce-Smith,
5 acrfes pond—Smith, 37 acres Goodwin-Mary Brinn ,28.84
Leonard Reed Estate, 7 acres Brown-Byrum t. 5.47
Ellen Robinson Estate, 1 acre Dillard 3.14
Missouri White, 2 acres Ella Dillard 3.90
THIRD TOWNSHIP WHITE
iL. C. Baker, 62 acres Va. Road, 4 acres W. D. Welch Land $181.32
I James L. Byrum, 1694 acres J. D. Copeland 37.23
Rubie C. Byrum, 9 acres W. H. Twine Estate 27.12
G. A. Chappell, 1 acre G. 0. Chappell, new house 76.00
G. O. Chappell, 894 acres S. R. Road, ip acres S. R. Road • 49.53
R. P. Chappell, Va acre home 55.72
W. P. Chappell, 7H acres S. R. Road 2.93
Vivian 0, Copeland, 1 acre J. C. Dail, 1 acre W. J. Outlaw, house
not finished ! 3LJB
Herbert Modlin, V 4 acre and house 31.88
Bill Nixon Estate, 10 pcres Nixon Place—J 1 , 3.96
W. L. Smithwick, 1 house and lot 34.10
T. E. Ward. 80 acres H. N. Ward 48.28
L. N. Ward Estate, V 4 acre P. W. Road —j 4.61
M. C. Ward, 3 acres Va. Road 61.04
R. S. Ward. 5 acres H. N. Ward, 1 houses 43.33
Shelton White Estate. 2 acres Irari Road—— 1 3.46
THIRD TOWNSHIP COLORED
A. D. Darden, 26/10 acre Twine land !__; t $ 2.44
George Eftlott Estate, 94 acre Montrose— 2.70
W. E, Elliott Estate. 4H acres Elliott Place 2.77
Anderson Rountree Estate, 20 acres G. P. Road, 30 acres S. R.
Road I. 19.21
FOURTH TOWNSHIP WHITE
Tohn Mclver. 1 house and lot L 4 ' ‘ 45.54
Carey A. Privott. 60 acres Parker Thickneck Road 55.70
• FOURTH TOWNSHIP COLORED
William Andehson Estate, 4 acres Holly Grove. $ . 1.92
Noahy Bell, 2 acres Leggett—: ... 3.45
Mvin Bembury, 1 acre Holly Gpove 2.10
.Tames .Bembury, 94 acre Holly Grove, 8 acres Musetta Brown 18 04
Malachi Pla"chard, 1 acre Ferrell, 1 acre Ferrell 2 79.
William R. Blount Estate. 1 house, Brinkley 5 6$
Daniel L. Bond, 50- acres Littlejohn— 18.04
Ed Bonner Estate, 13 acres Montgomery— ; 7.8 t
George Weldon Bowan Estate, 23 acres Woodside 5.11
Simeon Brown Estate, V 4 acre Holly Grove, 9V4 acres Holly
Grove „ . 18.05
William Carter Estate,! acre Hollv Grovb ! 1.66
Andrew Clark Estate, 9 acres Holly Grove. 8 acres Holly Grove 15 23
Willie and fylartha J. Clark, V 4 acre Holly Grove 10.25
David C. Collins Estate. 44 acres Brinkley 84 66
Martha Collins Estate. 12 acres Leggett—, 5.7A
Mills Collins Estate, 20 acres Middleton ; 11.38
•Tames E. Coston. 1 acre Holly Grove 1.41
Joseph Coston-Aifce Watson, 8 acres Holly Grove, 7V4 acres
Holly Grove —J— 11.99
Herman Cox. 13V4 acres Honevblue-Patee 11.92
William Creighton, 30 acres Warren Tract, \ acres Yeoplra
Forjc —45.62
I. B. Felton, 35 acres Whiteman, house 84.6 f
Hazel Littlejohn Haley, 7 acres Johnson-Littlejohn 8.78
Clarence Harris. 2W acres Holly Grove 1.66
•T. Thomas Harris, 294 a ores Wood side, 22 acres Woodaide ’ 4131
Mack and Janie Lee Harris, 35 acres Woodside—Yeopim i.. 8 18
Thomas Harris Estate. 19 acres Woodside. 1 16.79
John Jordan Estate, 3V4 acres Beach Ridge.. 7.97
Sarah L. Lamb, 7 acres J. Littlejohn 8.79'
Fred Lawrence Estate, 5V4 acres Holly Grove, 8 acres HoHy
Grove , ; 10.71
Tharlton Lawrence. 3 acres Hollv Grove 22 87
Carlton Tee I.ittlejohn. 10 acres J. I-ittleiehn— 8.37
DeWitt Littlejohn, 10.2 acres J. Littleiohn.. 5 37
Frank T.ittleiohn, 10 9 acres J. lattlelohn
.Tames Littlejohn, 14 5 acres J. Littlejohn.. ... 7.39
Melvin T.ittleiohn. 14.5 acres J. Littleiohn B4O
Willis Littleiohn. 15! acres J. Littlejohn ... 4lt
Edjar and Camilla Long Estate, 794 acres Holly Grove—s.Bo
AMce Mcßride, Hazel L. Haley, Sarah Lamb and Jeanette L. ‘ *-
Wills, H acre and house. Johnson Littlejohn . 964
Alice L. ( Mclfride. 7 acres J. Littlefchn l —. ' 3 7»<
Wheeler McClenny. 49f acres Holly Grove, 2 acres Holly Grove 4.06
Harrv Nixon,,36 acres Heater Nixon 35.90
Joseph Nixon. 66 acres Pratt, 35 acres Collins, 32 seres Norcum 45.20
Primrose Nixon Estate, 29 acres Snruill. 2ft acres Sfttoreon— 14,«
Melton Norman Estate 86 menu Leggett Place j 1104
Robert Norman Estate. 20 acres Le«rgett Place..—... 1 5 29
E. D. NoweM Estate, 30 acres Woodside, house ; 19.79
J. T. Nowell, 9 acres Hathaway ti#
Josenh Outlaw. 2V4 acres Woodside hmwe. *—..— «M
Alethia Jane Overton, 17 acres Holly Grove , 4ft|
Malachi Parson. V 4 acre Holly Land and bouse.. J 14.24
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Llewellvn Stallinrs Estate. 5 acres Holly Grove £]f
, Annie B. Tavlor Estate. 794 acres Lome* Grove.—. 8 M
1/ WilU, 6 acres J. _ o m