MUSTARD SEEDS
Br BUY. JAMBS J. WILMBS
"The smallest at all tiM seeds;
but when tt grows up. it is larger
than any herb"? ML IS: SI
THE LAW OF LIFE
High up in the Rockies, there
lived a small boy and his mother.
One day after he had been punish
ed with a hickory, the lad ran to
the edge of a precipice and shout
ed at his mother, "I hate you! I
hate you!" Across the ravine
came the echo, "I hate you! I
hate you!"
Frightened, the boy ran back to
his mother and sobbe<? "who Is
the bad man over there who shout
ed *1 hate you!'!"
Taking the boy's hand, his
mother led him back to the edge
and said, "Now, sonny, call out I
love you!" When the lad did so,
he heard the clear voice sweet
echo, "I love you!" "My child,"
said the mother, "that is the law
of life: what you give, you get "
One reason many people get so
little out of life is because they
give so little of the most neces
sary virtue of patience- Our Lord
reminded us, "In your patience,
you shall possess your souls. (Lk.
21, 19.) And again in the parable
of the Sower, the seed that "fell
upon good ground, these are they
who with a right and good heart,
having beard the word, hold it
fast, and bear fruit IN PATIEN
CE." (Lk- 8, 15). Without patien
ce, we cannot be a real Christian,
one who "takes up the cross of
Jesus daily and follows Him" (Lk.
9, 23-; for patience is the virtue
which helps us bear with peace of
soul all physical and moral suf
ferings for love of God and in un
ion with Jesus crucified
A common example of impatien
ce is had when a car stalls on a
busy street, holding up a line of
other drivers behind it. In one
such case, the flustered driver
was investigating under the hood
of his car, the driver behind
honked his horn without letup.
Finally, the unsuccessful troubled
driver straightened up, walked to
his impatient critic and, said,
"If yu'll fix my car, I'll be glad
to keep blowing your horn for
you." (Was your reply as kind?)
Impatience over trivial annoy
ances often makes matters worse.
Considered, thoughtful action is
the best guarantee of quick, prof
itable results
It ESOLUTllON: Patience with
others when they hurt us, by sil
ence and a prayer, "Father, for
give them; patience with self in
failure, as the Publican prayed,
"Lord, be merciful to me a sin
ner; Patience with God in suffer
ing, "Father ... not my will but
thine be done."
PRAYER: Jesus, help me "re
prove, entreat, rebuke in all pa
tience" (2 Tim. 4, 2). "Be patient
towards all men." (I Thes. 5, 14)
Andrews Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson
have returned from a week's trip j
to Wrightsville Beach and Caro-J
lina Beach. They were accomp
anied on the trip by their son-in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. )
James McPhetridge, and their]
daughter, Sharon of Knoxville,
County ASC News
*y L. L. BMSLBUIG
ASC* CwiWliw Profrtn
Now Belag ronaalated
A meeting will be held next
week at which the ASC State
Committee and other Agricultural
Leader* will review next year's
conservation reserve program and
will formulate the State ACP for
1968. Zeno O. Ratcliff, Jr., ASC
Chairman announced that persons
attending this meeting will include
the State Conservationist of the
Soil Conservation Service, Forest
Service Officials, State Director
of the Farmers Home Administra
tion, as well as the entire State
ASC Committee, including the
State Director of Extension, who
is a member of that committee.
According to Katcliff, these agen
cy heads will select agricultural
conservation practices that will
be included in next year's six and
half million dollar A. C. Program
and they will also review opera
tions of the 1959 Conservation Re
serve Program- The Conservation
Reserve Program of the Soil Bank
is the only part of that program
which will be in operation next
year. The acreage reserve phase
having been discontinued.
According to Ratcliff the six
and half million dollars that has
been allocated for next year for
the Agricultural Conservation
Program will be used to provide
"cost-share assistance" to farm
ers who carry out needed conser- '
vation practices in this state. He
explained further that this "cost- '
share assistance" is matched at '
least equally by the farmers' mon- 1
ey as his share of the cost carr
ying out long range conservation ;
work that will benefit "not just
the farmer" but all people. In ad
dition to furnishing his share of
the cost the farmer furnishes all
labor involved in carrying out
needed conservation practices.
The ACP operates under a "con
current" program in this state,
for that reason farmers will now
be able to sign up to take part in
this year's or next year's program
in any county in the state- Rat
cliff urged farmers who have a
conservation need which cannot
be met with their own resources
to visit their ASC county office to
look into the possibility of partici
pating in next year's ACP or the
program that is in operation at
this time.
Tenn.
Miss Polly Hicks returned home
Sunday after a two weeks visit
with her cousin, Mrs- Monroe Hol
lifield and her family in Gaines
ville, Ga.
Mrs. Alice Barnard has as her
guests her niece, Mrs. Charles
Stalcup of Donaldson, Tenn., and
Mr. Luther Swanson of Alcoa,
Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reed and son,
Chucky, have returned to Moores
ville after a two-weeks stay with
Mrs. Reed's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs- D. C. Carpenter.
Sam Anders of Villa Rica, Ga.,
and Miss Gail McKelvey of
Cleveland Ohio, class mates at
Motor Scooter "Welcome Wagon"
A Lambretta motor scooter licked New York's traffic and park*
ing problem when Welcome Wa^on International initiated oper
ations there recently.
The community service organization, which has been welcom
ing new residents to over 2,000 communities throughout the United
States and Canada forever 30 years, found the city's congestion
its usual car operation impractical. It finally solved the
problem by switching to a Lambretta motor , scooter. The scooter's
large baggage rack easily accommodated Welcome Wagon's fa
miliar basket at gifts and literature.
To Mt, Southern Lowe, above, New York's first
Welcome Wagon hostess, 1 get around town in half the time tt
ee is never a problem.
Just fine." As ? result
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| DELINQUENT
TAX LIST
NORTH CABOLENA
CHEBOKKK COUNTY
By virtu* at the County Com
mlMkatra directed to the under
signed tax collector tor C9Mroke<
County, I will sell an September
1, 1868 at the Courthouse door ii
Murphy, North Carolina. and eacl
day thereafter until sold to th?
highest bidder for cash at public
auction, the following described
land on which taxes for the year,
1857 have not been paid, In tlx
names and for the amount giver
phis' five per cent penalty and cost
of sale and advertisement.
Joe Myers
2-itc Tax Collector
BE AVERD AM TOWNSHIP
Allen, Fred, SSA 6.62
Allen, Wlnford, 102A 33.01
Bates, Charlie, ?A 80.17
Bates, Susie, Bertha tt Annie
31 HA 31.14
Beaver, Homer, 10A 5.30
Beavers, J. R? 219A 32.93
Beavers, Robert, 17ftA .91
Beavers, Willard, 2tA 27.21
Bell, Charlie 17A 3.01
Bell, Milligan, 19^A 6.36
Brannon, Bob Heirs, 21V&A 6.57
Brannen, Jack, 14KA 12.72
Brannon, James, 4A 2.12
Brannon, Joe, 20A 15.69
Brittain, L. W. Mrs., 35A 3.71
Bryson, Allen, 85A 24.16
Burgess, Willard, 35A 7.42
Clayton, Mrs. W. S-, 152A 36.25
Coleman, Garland, 17A 16.42
Cook, Albert, SSA 23.89
Cornwell, Garland, 10A 5.62
Craig, Winston, 250A 36.04
Crawford, M. G., 260A 27.56
Curtis, Olen, 146A 31.49
Davis, Charlie G., 8A 22.01
Davis, E. H. Heirs 100A 10.60
Davis, James Luther, 89A 13.59
Dockery, C. W., 1%A 6.91
Dockery, Garland E. Heirs 60A
19.82
Dockery, Goley, 166A 24.27
Dockery, G. W. 80A S.30
Dockery, Lawrence 10A 16.39
Dockery, R. L. 47A 42.58
Evans, Gay B., 40A 17.24
Evans, Pink S., 40A 21.45
Farmer, George Glenn, 21A 44 94
Farmer, Harding 25A 8.87
Farmer, James, 25A 14.77
Farmer, Robert, 3A 11.24
Farmer, Wade, 4%A 20.02
Garrett, David, 2A 6.75
Garrett, W. G., 120A 31.80
Graham, C. S., 50A 21.06
Graham, W. H., 6A 4.46
Graham, Walter, 30A 5.98
Graham, Willard, 27%A 16.18
Graves, Fred, 148A 26.51
Hall, James R. Heirs, 175A * 25.97
Hamby, Stanley, 194A 32.22
Hickey, G. O., 22A 3.92
Horton, H. M. Heirs, 35A 4.71
Horton, Jessie, 165A 34.57
Jamerson, D. B., 80A 12.58
Jenkins, Cecil Heirs, 76A 11.66
Johnson, Jess C., 5A 4.24
Johnson, Sarah, Heirs, 214A 40.70
Johnson, Wayne, 47A
Jones, Cecil, 84A 25.62
Jones, Herman, 69A 55.40
Jump, Will, 55A 10.88
Kidd, Crawford, 23A 10 59
Kidd, David Heirs, 48A 6.15
Kilby, Mrs. M- F., 40A 8.69
Kilby, Jewell, 3A 8.34
Killian, Mrs. Eliza, 28A 5.62
McBrayer, Allen F., 30A 39.80
McDonald, Leonard, 21A 11.94
McLeymore, M. M., 120A 20.85
Mashburn, Bobbie, 30A 9.98
Mashburn, Lewis & Rowen,
100 A 12.72
Montgomery, W. H., 24 A 7.84
Morley, J. A. 23A 109.19
Morrow, Ben George, 71A 40.69
Morrow, Herbert G. 8A 3.48
Morrow, James M., 62A 13.46
Morrow, Max, 6A 7.39
Murphy, Gay & Greely, 50A 18.04
Murphy, H. L., 1A 4.24
Murphy, Lee, 35A 8.27
Olmsted, Mrs- Mary, 60A 6.36
Radford, James, 68A 18.83
Radford, Mrs. Lola, 30A 10.28
Radford, Mrs. Nancy, 60A 6.30
Roberts, Fred, 115A 40.10
Roberts, Glenn (G.G.), 13A 13.34
Roberts, Jim Heirs, 62A 12.10
Rose, G. C., 90A 77.28
Rose, G. F. Heirs, 1 Lot
100A 18.02
Rose, H. F. 1 Lot 4.63
Rose, J. B. (Deceased)
1 Lot .63
Rose, John W., 39 A 36.68
Taylor, Bob, 11A 18.97
raylor, John L? 71A 18.64
Taylor, Olen, 20A 11.64
Taylor, Owen, 12A ?.M
Taylor, Rollin (R. L.) 38A 13.91
Taylor, Willis 8., ISA 14.43
Taylor, W. V., 26A 5.73
Tucker, H. G., 60A 10.41
Van Pelt, Wid Rom, 1 Lot 7.43
Voyles, Felix, 6A 1.27
Walker, 8., 60A 7,13
White, W. H., 666A 87.42
Whltner, A N., 73A 10.71
Whltner, Stanley Willis, 30A IS M
Whltner, Z. V., 100A 18.34
Young, 0am Heirs, 50A 6.K
Young, Sullivan, BOA 6JK
Martin, OyM. 16ttA 13. S3
NOTLA TOVX8HP
Attn*, Charles Sari. 1*4
Anderson. J. T., SKA
Anderson, Theodore MA SL41
Anderson, W. P., OA SS.7?
Barton, James Andrew, 178A <3.46
Betvtrf, Claud* , 3V&A
Brockman, Harley, ?0A 11.40 1
Brown, Ed, HA
Bryant, Jack Clayton, l??A 67.* I
Bryant, J. K. Heirs, SQA 8.07 1
Byers, F. H., 41 *A 238.!
Cearley, Emory Loransy, ISA
35.:
Cearley, Mrs. Lucy, 2A SJ
Cbastain, L. C., TOA 8J
Cherokee Land A Develop
ment Co., 89A
Clontx, Roy W., 20A
Coffey, BUI, &A
Crowe, Ernest, 3A
Crisp, Gladys, 7A
Curtis, John Cfermel, 3A
Curtis, W. T., S1A
Dalrymple, J. M., 29A
Davidson, Emory 8., 5A
Deaver, Hermit, 2SA
Decker, Luther, 35A
Dickey, H. E., 7A
Dotson, Mrs. Ed, 31A
Dotson, Henry A C. M., 2A
Donley, J. W., 22A
Evans, Floyd, 30A
Evans, Lee, 23A
Elliott, E. P., 30A
Elliott, Margaret, 14%A 3.15
Emory, J am eg, 4HA 12.60
Flowers, Mrs. T. H., 71A 10.97
Fox, Claude, ISA 14.83
Fox Howard, 60A 16.23
Fox, H. M., 61A 38.16
Frankum, Fate, 5A 21-39
Gibbs, J. T., 68A 21.60
Gibby, S. W., 76A 48.68
Gibson, Newton, 75A 35.37
Gilbert, Fred, 29A 3.12
Gilbert, Paul, 47A 5.05
Graham, Arthur, 21A 7.96
Graham, Herbert, 1A 3.90
Graham, N. B., 114A 18.27
Grant, Roy, 14A 12.79
Green, Elbert, 30A 14.94
Green, Mrs. Fay Akin, 16A 13.66
Green, Frank, 70A 39.88
Green, J. T., 20A 4.66
Green, h. Fox, 14%A 5.73
Green, S. W., 45A 8.60
Gregory, H. C. Heirs, 54A 17.20
Gregory, Mrs. J. E., 90A 17.63
Gregory, Marvin, 9A
Gregory, Oliver, 16A
Gunter, Lindsey, 14A
Hamby, R. A., 14% A
Hampton, H. C., 14% A
Haney, Mrs. Clyde, 51A
Hatchett, A. R., 79 A
Hatchett, A. H., 14A
Hatchett, W. M., 166A
Hawkins, Hansel, 26A
Hedden, Garland, 28A
Hedden, H. C., 92 A
Hedden, Henry Garrett, 50A
Hedden, J. H. (John), 82A
Hedden, Parrott, 5A
Helton, Calvin, 4A
Helton, Clyde, 86A
Helton, Ira Heirs, 3V4A
Hogsed, Willia Mae, 10A
Hughes, Carl, 4A
Hughes, Mrs. Carrie L., 35A
Hughes, Dewey, 1A
Hughes, E. W-, V4A
Hughes, Garrett, 25A
Hughes, Hobart, 24A
Hughes, S. M., 32A
Ingram, Mary Kate, 10A
Jenkins, Eva & Kate, 2A
Kilpatrick, C. C., 7A
Kilpatrick, E. A. Heirs, 44A
Kilpatrick, Mrs. Gertie, 10%A 4.77
Kilpatrick, Hoyt, 6A
Kilpatrick, N. C. Mrs. 18A
King, William, 6% A
King, Gordon, 34 A
King, Grady, 3A
Ledford, Mrs. J. A., 6A
Ledford, J. Cleve, 7A
Loudermilk, D. M. Heirs, 20A
11.75
Loudennilk, Eldridge, 40A 16.13
LoudermUk, Glenn, 21A 9.67
Loudermilk, L. C., 30A 38.65
L?udermilk, Ira J., 40A 16.13
McAdden, R. Y. Estate, 196A 23.17
McOall, Robert G., 30A 10.97
McClure, Albert 12V&A 11.97
McClure, T. P., 35A 62.35
McCoy, Jane, 28A 14.24
McTaggert, I. N., 20A 3.15
Malone, J. W., 56A 117.62
Martin, Mrs. A. J., 82A 11.75
Martin, A. J., 35A 22.90
Martin, John R., 71A 32.29
Martin, Robert P., 6A 28.59
Mason, Asbury, 2A 5.06
Mason, W. B., 61A 11.71
Methvin, G. B. (Grover), %A 3.15
Merrill, Ralph, 4A 6.77
Montgomery, Matney B., 8A 11.71
Moore, Arlin, 12A 8.71
Moore, Bertha, 4A 1.08
Morris, J A. (James), 42A 24.10
Nix, Bertha, lftA 10.80
Nix, Mary Jane, 2A 2.08
I Orton, George, 30A 30.30
i Panter, H. K. A Joan, 20A 18.66
Peacock, A. D., 7%A 13.69
I Picklesimer, Claude k Ralph
I 60HA 23.09
Raper, James, 172A 178.45
Raper, J. O. k Marcus, 89A 80.10
Raper, M. T., 40A 8.80
Rhodes, Mrs Julia, 40A 8.81
Rlch,Q. E. (Garlee), BOA 62.86
Rich, J. R., 142A 88.18
Rich, Lather, ?5A 18-14
Robertson, J. Jessie Heirs,
BOA 41.88
Roberson, Mrs. Mamie, 8 k 2.58
ftofem, W. W.t 8A 17.81
Gladson, Krelyn Ooon, Mi 27.08
Btyalda. L1,?IU 44.88
shuku. u *., boa us
Shields, L. X., 481A 130.34
Shield*, OOa, 47A JTJtt
Shields, OHn, 78 K A ll.tf
Soeed, F. M. OA 38.64
Stalcup, Glenn, 38%A 88.71
Stephens, Edward It, 8 HA 1MB
Stewart, lCTS. M E., MA 88.08
Stevenson, Rebecca, 8A 8.83
Stiles, Col en U, XA 8.88
Stiles, Earner, SCA 30.84
Stiles, Mr* J. W? 83A 10.88
Stiles, Lester John, 4A 7.84
Suit, Mrs. C E., 70A 8.83
Tanner, Edgar, OA 8.08
Tanner, Otis, 8A 8.06
Taylor, Wlllard P., OOA 88.87
Teague, Jessie, 8A 8.18
Tllflon, Wlllard, 11A 7.86
TUaon, WUxle, 38A 8.78
Trantham, William, 1A 9.37
Truett, Hardy, 4A 17.86
Truett, Henry, 6A 38.97
Truett, W. T., ftA 11.48
Voyles, Arthur, 3A 18.01
Voyles, Pascal, 1A 8.88
Walker, C. E. Jr., 89A 13.01
Walker, Hoyt J., 1A 88.88
Walker, J. D? 4A 8.30
Walker, John W., 7A 31.84
Ware, C. 8., 4A 19.03
Ware, J. A. Estate, 112 A 30.84
Ware, S. C? 9SA 17.86
Warren, Paul, 1A 4.44
Warren, Garten, 1A 8.06
Warren, Taylor G., 8A 10.54
Weaver, L. H. & Ted, 15A 18.78
Weaver, W. L. Heirs, 84A 8.80
Wright, J. R? 3V4A 6.12
Wright, Myrtle ft J. C., 25A 5.37
Wright, Tommy, 25A 8.70
SHOAL CREEK TOW8NHIP
Akins, Charlie, 62%A 14.88
Allen, E. N.. 110%A 42.79
Allen, Mrs. H. C., 193A 24.86
Allen, W. W., 27A 13.66
Baine, J. P., 1 Lot & 22A 32.79
Baker, Lester, 40A 10.98
Baker, L. M, 76A 16.12
Beavers, Clyde, 16%A 12.81
Beavers, W. A., 2A 1.08
Benton, Florence L., 61 A 8.71
Berrong, Mrs. H. M., 1A 3.76
Berrong, J. L. Heirs, 177A 29.64
Borring, Elmer, 20A 9.80
Borring, J. E., 753A 96.08
Brendle, F. Pender, 158%A 38.42
Brendle, John H., 75A 35.68
Brown, Clate, 29A 7.33
Brown, Ed, 1A 6.46
Brown, John W., 90A 8.60
Brown, Wood row, 13A 6.50
Bruce, Edward T., 10A 4.76
Bruce, Euclid (E. E.), 3A 18.61
Car din, James Arthur, 17A 36.78
Carnisb, J. T., 32A 6.67
Carringer, E. L., 60A 15.03
Ch as tain, Clarence, 2A 6.52
Clontz, B. H., 35A 13.37
Cole, George Est., 23A 6.01
Coleman, Milt, 5A 7.26
Collins, Pat, 69A 63.33
Craig, Tom N., 60A 12.08
Craig, W. G., 50A 19.04
Crawford, Frank Heirs, 1 Lot 1.73
Crowe, Ernest, 112%A 40.48
Crowder, L. B., 30A 15.60
Crowder, Will M., 46A 288.70
Deaver, G. F., 112A 31.49
Deaver, J. R. Heirs, 90A 9.67
Dorian, Mack, 126A 26.34
Eller, Glenn, 8A 6.45
Elrod, T. D., 30A 13.77
Floyd, C. M., 296A 44.18
Flowers, Bessie, 25A 7.46
Forrester, L. C., 4A 9.40
Frady, M. V., 75A 23.00
Fraizier, Arthur, 50A 11.55
Fulmer, Joe, %A 5.80
Garner, Mrs. C. W., 153A 32.27
Giles, T. C., 3%A 8.60
Guthrie, E. C., TA 10.98
Hackler, Mrs. W. F., 25A 5.84
Ham by, C. N., 100A 15.85
Hamilton, Baxter, 1A .54
Hampton, S. C., 50A 6.37
Harris, S. E. 25A 10.65
Hayes, C. H. Heirs, 25A 10.67
Hedrick, George H., 150A 31.49
Hembree, Frank G., 30A 44.20
Henson, Clyde, 85A 20.76
Hill, Dr. Heirs, 1A .73
Hogsed, Garland, 156A 27.32
Holland, C. J., 140A 23.02
Horton, Ralph, 15A 13.02
Ingram, R. L., USA 48.14
Johnson, Cleve, 21A 4.52
Johnson, Harve Heirs, 20A 5.30
Johnson, Mrs. H. W. (Howard),
150A 40.76
Johnson, Martel, 42A 15.28
Jones, Fred, IOTA 26.44
Jones, Glenn, 90A 20.70
Kil pa trick, A. L, 65A 26.19
Kimsey, Evelyn M., 1A 8.10
King, Harest ft Vesta R.,
95A 23 01
Ledford, Lake ft Allle, ISA 6.59
Ledford, Lester, 113A 31.18
Ledford, Olen, 107A 79.05
Ledford, Wlnford, 65A 31.73
McDaniel, W. E? %A 6.18
Maney, MUes, 20A 7.25
Martin, E. H., 83A 15.93
Martin, Mrs. Lyle, 40A 8.60
Martin, Walter, 28A 9.94
Mash burn, Jim, 43A 15.15
Mason, Nathan, 26A 18.84
Mauney, W. T., 50A 10.47
Meadows, Chadwick
Zilpha, 3A .82
IQckens, Jewell Hamby, ISA 47.78
Montieth, Robert, 1A 0.64
Morgan, W. P., 26A 7.35
Nelson, O. F.. 35A 11.40
Owenby, Humphey, 48A 10.86
Pack, 3. C. Jr., BA 17 84
PumB, PbsokM Hairs, 100A 18.75
ParrWi, W. L., SLU
PtttenoB, Karl, 3%A ?.T?,
P?yne, Arthur, MX 37.11
Pa) me, X If., IMA 30.68
PlcklMtiaer, L. H., ISA . 43.88
Peatell, A. A., 1QLA 32.10
Powell, L.. C., BOA 1AM
PoweU, W. 3A 1.08
Price, Lm Roy., HA 28.40
Prince, a C, 138A 38.77
Prince, Horace, BOA 7.83
Prince, J. C., 139A 83.14
Prince, W. L., 8A 3.01
Raper, Clifton A Ernest, 40SA
109.46
Raper, Glenn T., 44V4A 42.17
Raper, Horace, 100A 19.71
Reed, Clyde, 2A 28.21
Reed, Creed, 46A 14.42
Reed. E. B. Jr., 2SA 13.70
Reed, G. O., 10A 14.30
Rich, Paralee Ledford 30A 5 37
Roberson, Ruby, 1A 5.73
Roee, J. Clifford., 8A 38.71
Rowland, T. M., 30A 8-32
Satterfield, Almond, ISA 4,23
Satterlield, J. A., 60A 22.47
Self, Claude E., ?5A 33-58
Self, Ethel Mrs., ISA 3.98
Shearer, Doris & Laura 27V4A
591
Simpson, W. D., 23A 88.01
Smith, Elmon, 150A 24 30
Sneed, H. L., 8A 9,28
Standridge, Leonard W., 16A
34.98
Stewart, Clyde R., 10A 8.80
Steward, Richard J., 63A 11-08
Stiles, Buster, 150A 21-93
Stiles, Clyde Ervin, 25A 10.12
Stiles, Mrs. Effie, 27A 15.85
Stiles, Eligab, 27A 24 64
Stiles, Ira & Geneva 70A 40.22
Stiles, J. G., 70A 13.70
Stiles, John M., 35A 24.53
Stiles, John T. 105A 23.76
Stiles Mrs. Lelia, 150A 17.20
Stfles, Mitchell O., 117A 78.15
Stiles, N. C. (Noah), 23A 7.31
Stiles, P. C., 16A 7.57
Stiles, S. A. Heirs, 32A 4.44
Stiles, Clyde C-, 46V6A 8 43
Stiles, George Winston, 152A
54.39
Swanson, Mary, 37A 9.03
Swafford, Elmer, 32V4A 24.10
Taylor, Henry, 30A 6.67
Taylor, Isaac, 90A 21.50
Taylor, Mrs. Margaret, 15A 5 37
Taylor, Ray O., V4A 12.70
Tench, Lester, 20A 3.22
Totherow, Shirdon George 33A
1324
Verner, Cecil 20A 11.52
Verner, Fred, 57A " 23.13
Verner, Howard L., 26% A 19.67
Voyles, Felix, 1A 1.11
Ware, Frank 2A 8.40
Watson, J. M- Heirs, 13A 1-40
Weaver, Arvel 38A 18.29
West, E. Wilton, 70A 36.66
White, George, 20A 12.16
White, John, 20A 2 26
Wilburn, Mrs. J. R., 12V4A 2.41
Williamson, Gordon G., 5A 3.22
Williamson, George, 10A 15 39
Williamson, Wade 6/10A 7.97
Wood, Charlie, 28A 17.00
Wright, J. R., 166A 40.87
Hamby, Marian, 75A 17.20
HOTHOUSE TOWNSHIP
Abercromble, P. B., 1A 8-07
Allison, Ben, 2A 10.75
Anderson, D. H., 40A 25-35
Bandy, James Cloys, 6A 9.49
Bandy, Thomas A- 1A 14.01
Bell, Ezra, 2A 27.53
Bell, Walter, 20A 2.15
Brooks, Coshle Mrs., 13A 11.75
Brooks, Walter, Mrs. 76A 45.04
Brown, Mrs- J. T-, 25A 2.15
Bruce, Amos, 50A 13 47
Bryant, John, 75A 22 85
Burgess, W. A-, 42A . 5 30
Burnett, Arvel, 25A 6.49
Cearley, Bill, 5A 27.34
Chastain, Mrs- Jean, 29A 3.12
Chastain, Luther E., 55A 26.99
Chastain, Oscar 62A 30.59
Clark, Floyd, 12A 6 02
Clore, O. C., 100A 19.48
Cordell, Horace (John), 69A 46.46
Cure, M. A., 60A 6.36
Curtis, W. L., 20A 11.18
Denton, James E-, 3A 5.30
Dickey, A. B. Estate, 92A 9 93
Dickey, William A. 6A 6.45
Dillard, Albert, 14A 1165
Dillard, Emory, 48A 15-48
Duvall, Joseph Edgar, 35A 23.22
Fain, Mrs- Martha, 777A 84 62
Franklin, James, 35A 14.55
Gaddis, J. S. 210 A 38 48
Gaddis, M- D., 27A 40.45
Garland, Luther, 4A 16.92
Gibson, Herbert, 50A 35.20
Gladson, Carl, 163A 21.65
Golden, Christine, 1A 5.36
Golden, James Wilburn, 367A
57.02
Gulledge, O. U-, 60A 26.45
Hampton, Ann, 17A 2.10
Hancock, Buford, 1A 12.40
Hancock, J. W- (Bill), 50A 21.93
Hancock, W. J-, 8A 11.44
Hancock, Mrs- W- J., 43A 5 63
Harrris, Harlow, 4A 6.13
Harris, N. C., 15A 7.56
Helton, C. C., 30A 40.40
Helton, Charles G-, 10A 53.17
Heltoh, Mrs- Virgil, 10A 4.70
Helton, Weldon, 7A 52-93
Henson, Fred, 2A 7.05
Hensoo, William Edgar, 96A
16.30
Howard, Fred, 38A 34.72
Hudson, Ray X., MA 11.40
Banter, C. F. * Everett, MA
Hunter, 0. B-, MA 24.78
Jenkins, D. W-, MA 17M
Jenkins, V. V., 11A U.S3
Mm mm. Earl, MA UM
Johnson, Evelyn Shields, MA
114.43
Jones, D. G., VIA 69.62
Jones, Ervia W-, 40A 14.M
Kell, J. A., 75A 9-87
Kilpa trick, Paul, 1UA 31-M
Ledford, Albert, USA 75-81
Ledford, Don. MA 27.M
Ledford, G. M., 10A 21.38
Ledford, Gerald, 1A 37M
Ledford, J. A., MA M M
Ledford, W. W., 4A 641
Lefevers, Wilburn M., 115A 10 00
McGee, A., 100A 10-75
McGee, Bill W., 2A 174.M
McHan, B., ISA 7 JO
McHan, Davis., 2SA 16.83
McHan, Mrs. Garland, 50A 14.72
McPherson, I. H-, 40A 6.77
Mason, C. O., IMA 17.77
Mulkey, J. B., 400A 43.00
Mundy, Bass, 13SA 29.21
Mandy, Earl, 15A 71.11
Newman, Mrs. J. M 111A 23 87
Panter, J. W., 75A 11.87
Payne, Earl, 100A ' 10-75
Rice, Edith, 2A 5.37
Rice, W. E., 56A 15.80
Riley, Frank 15A 1.62
Roberts, J. J. Heirs, 125A 14-13
Shields, J. L., 100A 11.75
Simonds, J. C. Heirs, 5MA 72.89
Simonds, Mrs. Lola, 4A 15.05
Simonds, Waldo, 4A 50.06
Stewart, Keener, 30A 24-06
Stillet, H- K., 120A 12-90
Tanner. W. H , 448A 8.M
Thomas, L. H-, 24A 4.30
Thompson, G. E., 145A 19.39
Trantham, Clyde, 90A 32.07
Trantham, Elmer, 1A 25-19
Trantham, Ernest, MA 14.25
Trantham, Mrs. J. E-, 53A 8.07
Trantham S. E. Heirs, 145A 15.59
Trantham, W. R. 1A 26.91
Upton, Frank, 18A 6.36
Wallace, V. L., 45A 65.03
Westmoreland. Walter C., 45A
11.82
White, Robert W-, 50A 5.37
VALLGYTUWN TOWNSHIP
Adams, Dilas E., 3A 14.22
Adams, Earl, 100A 35.86
Adams, Mrs- Frank,, 1A 30.22
Adams, Jack,, 4A 72 98
Adams, Jay Wesley, 16A 13 33
Adams, John G., 1A 15.75
Allen, Kenneth, 6A 24.14
Allen, Sidney, 25A 27.55
Almond, Homer, ISA 19.46
Ammons, Inez, 1 Lot 21.11
Amos, Clyde, 4V4A 18.26
Anderson, Hal, 1A 12.12
Anderson, Jim, 1A 3.10
Anderson, Lester Lome, 2A
29 71
Anderson, Lola, 20A 3.07
Anderson, Onea, V4A 1.81
Angel, Claude, 9A 62-10
Baker, Frank & Addle Lee,
4 Lots & 4A 10 35
Bailey, Lee, 6A 30 06
Barker, R. P., 1A 20.23
Barnes, L. C. Heirs, ISA 8.25
Barnes, Pauline & Gilmer
12A 10.05
Barnes, Robert L. Vi Lot 18 05
Bamett, J. E., 1 Lot 22.56
Batron, C. C. & Inda, 3V4A
54.18
Barton, Fred 1 Lot 66.60
Barton, Olen H-, 2 Lots 16.56
Beavers, Mrs. Malinda, 16A
1056
Beck, Mrs. Willa (D. E.) 1A
24.13
Benson, M- A., 12A 4.10
Benson, Mrs. M. A., 1A 6.17
Best, Ralph, 3tiA 23.50
Bettis, Clint & Cleve 31A 31.04
Bettis, Joe Eston, 1A 13.98
Bingham, Luther, 20A 4.39
Birchfield, Ray, 2A 6 94
Bowers, R. L., 5 Lots 9-52
Bowers, W. M-, 2 Lots 5.91
Bradley, Elton & Julia 1 Lot
20.70
Breedlove, Victor, 1A 40.62
Breman, John R-, 1A 7.25
Brendle, Susie, 2SA 9-28
Bristol, Edwin, 3 Lots 114.37
Brooks, Jeff, 13 Lots 137.39
Brooks, W. H. Trull, 8A 9-28
Bryant, James 6V4A 25.50
Bryson, Bruce, 10A 6.98
Bryson, Giles, 1V?A 37.10
Bryson, Harve Heirs, 45A 14.81
Bryson, Idaho, 5A 15.26
Bryson, Vernon, 1 Lot 54,40
Bryson, Zora Bell, 2 Lots 15.53
Buchanan, D. F., 1 Lot 25.56
Burgess, Ben Heirs, 1A 3 07
Burgess, Hattie, 1A 1.52
Burgess, Walt, 1A 5.95
Burris, Earl R., 140A 10.76
Burris, Maggie, 32A 5.18
Burris, Onley, 8A 3.21
Cabe, R. L., 3A 19.15
Caldwell, Mrs. L. 0-, 1 Lot
99.57
Calhoun, Mrs. Geraldine,
2 Lots 135 03
Calhoun, Noanie, 34A 1.83
Carver, Henry Luke, 39A 40.16
Cathy, Joseph. 1 Lot 11.22
Christ, Mike Heirs, 1 Lot 1.52
Clark, James Lloyd, 8A 9.84
Coffey, Frank, 17A 11.55
Coffey, Harold, 4A 12.57
Coffey, Luther, 3 Lots 11.80
Collins, Lee 20A 16-46
Colvard, Ctaode, 4A 34-86
Colvard, Ronald, 21A 29.23
Cooley, Charles MA 12.12
Cooky. Jack, MA ? 02
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