THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. 0., May 17, 1917.
Postolfice Hours.
Ofllo open 1M ». m. toT.OOp. m.
Boudaj MO to UjOO t. m. »nd 4.00 to *4)O p. B
J. K. McCBACKEN. Poitmaater.
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X LOCAL NBWS.
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—Oapt. Jaa. N. Williamson has
bought a handsome Packard car.
—Graham- Hose Co.'s new racing
wagon came a few days ago. It is a
handsome vehicle.
—Green & McClure Furniture Co.
• have installed a handsome mot r
driven delivery truck.
—On 4ast Saturday," Sunday and
Monday nights it failed to froßt by a
very narrow margin.
—Mayor J. Ed. Moore of Burling
ton was renominated Tuesday nigf.t
by the Democrats to succeed himself.
—The recent cool days temporarily
'aide-tracked low quartered shois,
straw hats and shimmery dress fab
rics.
—Mr. Robert R. Bain, who has
been living at Trolinwood for about
three years, has moved back to his
home here.
—Mr. Parke Cooper Stratford of
Haw River on Monday enlisted in
the U. 8. Navy at the recruing sta
tion in Raleigh.
—The meeting of the Priscilla
• \ Club with Mrs. J. N. Taylor has
been postponed from May 25 till
jf June Ist at 3:30 p. m. )
—A special Sunday School pro
gram will be given at the M. P.
church Sunday by the Baraca Class.
All members are urged to be present.
—News came Tuesday that Mr
Wm. E. Holt of Lexington had suf
fered a stroke of paralysis. He is
about 75 years of ape and a brother
of Mr. L. Banks Holt of Graham.
—The teachers of the Graded
School have departed for their several
homes, and here's wishing them a
pleasant and restful vacation.
—Graham Council, Jr. O, U. A.
■ M., last week placod a handsome U.
S. flag -over the Simmons building
in which it has its lodge room, which
evinces the patriotism of an order
" composed only of American citizens.
—Hayes Drug Co.lias greatly im
proved the interior apperance of its
store in the past few days. The old
plaster overhead has been replaced
with art metal ceiling and the side
walls will be suitably decorated.
—Mrs. J. L. Scott, Jr., with her
sister, Mrs. B. S. Robertson of Greens
boro, is entertaining today the
of the Daughters of the
American Revolution ol Greensboro
in which she holds her membership.
—This is no time for loafing,
when the country and world need
every whit of energy and push
ay%jlable in these tense and critical
times. It is noticed that in a num-.
ber of towns the authorities are go
ing after the loafers.
—The Graham Choral Union will
meetat the M. P. church Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. All mem
bers are requested to be present and
any others who will join in practic
ing songs for the Memorial services
the first Sunday in June at New
Providence church.
—A demonstration, to which all
the ladies are specially invited, will
be given on May 28, 29 and 30 at
the Ladies' Euporium. An expert
specialist will be in charge of this
feature and will give each one indi
vidual attention. Attention is called
to the Ladies' Emporium ad. in this
issue for further information.
-« —A device, electrically controlled,
has been invented by Mr. Eail B.
Horner of Burlington, that is claimed
will successfully put submarine tor
pedo boats out of commission. It
has been submitted to the Navy
Department to pass on. If it shall
be found practical and efficient it
will be a blessing to the Government
and will bring fortune and fame to
the inventor.
—Burlington Graded School clos
ing exercises begin tomorrow
(Friday) night with the literary ad
dress by W. J. Brogdon, Esq., of
Durham. Sunday night Prof. 11. 11.
Williams of Chapel Hill preaches
the annual sermon to the graduating
class. Monday night annual debat
ing contest; Tuesday night music
recital; Wednesday night senior
reception to juniors; Thursday
night senior class exeicises.
On Sunday Next Special Services Be
gin at M. E. Church.
With the eleven o'clock service*,
of Sunday, May 20, there will be.fin
a series of special services in
the Graham Methodist Episcopal
Church. Those to assist in t he
meeting are Revs. W. C. Swope anu
W. 8. Eskridge of Charleston, Mo.
Both of these men are active min
isters of the Methodist church anu
come to Graham with excellent rec
ommendations. While both are min
isters, Mr. Swope is to do the
preaching dand Mr. Eskridge is to
have charge of the singing durin/
the Graham campaign. Press re
ports in the Missouri papers as
sign to Mr. Swope the place of best
pulpit orator in the State and speak
of him as a speaker of unsnswer
ble logic, convincing and master
ful. This is his first visit to
Carolina. The people of the
State's first towns have, thwFfore,
have the first opportunity ot
hearing this very gifted speaker.
All members of the community
are urged to attend the meetings
and thereby derive personal bene
fit and make the services of these
men count for rhe most for the
town.
The hours for the week-day ser
vices are 3.00 in the afternoon and
7.20 tft night. Later announcements
will be made regarding special fea
ture services. All come to all the
.meetings and take part in the ser
vice^
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Mr. William Scott 4>ent Tuesday ing Class,
in Greensboro. v -
Mr. H. W. Scott spent Tuesday Three evenings' exerihes compos-1
in Greensboro. a * fourteenth annual commence-;
lf w A if , ment of the Graham Graded School.
Mr. W. A-Murray of Mebane was week the delighlful reutal ,
in Graham Monday. by the music class on Wednesday!
Mr. M. G. Flanigan of Greens- night was mentioned in these col !
boro was here Sunday. umns. A program was given that
J. Elmer Long. Esq., ia attending hi ß h, y pleasing and that reflect
court at Pittsboro this week. Ed credit on both pupil and teacher.
_ , „ , x. . , Class Day exercises was the order
Mrs. Frank Moore has returned for Thursday evening, to-wit:
from a week s visit in Greensboro. Claßß Song—Lorena Perry, Presi-
Mrs. J. R. Harder and children dent's Address—LovickH. Kernodle,
of Elon College were here the latter History—Zelma Hornbucklo, Siatiu
part of last week. tics—Myrtle Cooper, Class Essay— j
Masters Jack and Bill Barefoot Gifts-Annio Laurie
have returned from a visit of several * 1 hat p 8 Wh . ftt , the „ D?' 8 *
weeks in Greenville. Sa.d-Song Poem-Luta Harden,
Prophecy—Charles Phipps, Last
Mrs. Fannie Roberson of Greens- Will and Testament —Lucile Holmes,
boro spent Saturday here with Mrs. Presentation of Banner and Ladder—
T. M. McConnell. „ Dover Fogleman, Response From
Mr. and Mrs. Will E. White spent Grade—Margaret Moore,
Sunday in Morganton at the home of Farewell Song. _ >
the latter's mother. claß f, organization : Lovick 11.
. Kernodle, President, Thomas Cooper,
j i A Hurst, Principal of Secretary, Mattie Montgomery,
Manndale Academy, was in town Treasurer.
Tuesday. Claßß Motto; « Not at t h e top but
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Capt and Mrs. Don. E. Scott spent climbing."
the week-end with the latter's par- Clbbs Colors: Yellow and White,
ents in Winston-Salem. Class Flower: Daisy.
~ T n The evening was given over ex-
Mrs. Jas. S. Cook and Master clusively to the class of 'l7 and it
James returned triday from a visit waa the .._ ho | e ghl , w » Each one
to relatives at Pittsboro. performed his part creditably to the
Maj. J. J. Henderson went to school and himself. A fine vein pf
Asheville Sunday night on business humor and brightness pervaded the
and returned this morning. entire exercise.
Xf. m A tr m c r, >. The Class was composed of eigh-
Mr Claude H lurner of Durham memb as follows:
's here to-day attending the funeral Elizabeth Anderllon ; Thomas
of his aunt, Mrs. Sallie F. Turner. Myrt , e Cooper| EzzM>
Mr. Hansford Simmons, Jiving in Annie Laurie Farrell, Dover Fogle-
Greensboro, spent yesterday here it man, Lucile Holmes, Nina /Holt,
the home of his mother, Mrs. J. C. Zelma Hornbuckle, Luta Harden,
Simmons. Lovick H. Kernodle, Julius John-
Miss Nettie Leete Parker of the Bton - Anm ® *»*• Mattie Mont-
N. &I. Gollege faculty, Oreeneboro, «" mer y. T L™ l9 ?, Moo ™ u £ arle9
.pent the week-end at Mrs. E. S. Pinppe, Lorena Perry, Nell Thornp-
Parker's 801 i, ~ . . ~ n
Friday evening, at the Opera
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Moore of Char- House filled to its capacity, the final
lotte Bpent Saturday and Sunday exercises were held,
here with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. The event of the evening was the
Moore. address of Dr. E. K. Graham, Prtst.
Mesdames Corrina S. Hunter and of the University, who was intro-
Edwin D. Scott and Misses Margaret duced by Mr. J. Harvey White in
and Mary Hunter spent Saturday in happy manner.
Greensboro. Dr. Graham made some verj
' , TT , _ pleasing references to the school it
Master Robert Holmes spent Sun- d to itß high Btand in the an
day in Greensboro with his father, nual j ebate9 at chapel Hill, and hif
Mr. R. L. Holmes, at Dr. Reaves ad (j reßß otherwise was made up front
Sanatorium. the things which will confront anc
Mesdames Geo. A. and Banks H. make up the boy and girl's life in
Mebane of Greensboro spent a few the coming years. It was pleasing
days here last week with Mrs. L. entertaining and instructive.
Banks Holt. Next the diplomas were awardec
Misses Agnes and Eunice Mc- *? the and 'he 'presenta
i tqv u tlon °* *" e Trustees Medal to Miss
.darns of Salisbury spent the week- . B h o wed the
end here with their aunt, Mrs. , . , . . r , # ..
Walter R. Harden. h, « heßt averß ß e m her claß9 for the
year.
Mrs. John C. Drewry left, for her Certificates of attendance were
home in Raleigh Sunday after spend- given to the following:
ing a-few days herewith her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Banks Holt. First Grade
Paul Longest.
Mr. Daniel Bell, attending the Ruth Riley.
University Law School at Chapel lone Stanfieid.
Hill, spent the week-end at the home , .winn
of his aunt, Mrs. Edgar Long. Ilfa May Rich.
Misses Mamie Turner and Eugenia Gordon Davis.
I Banks of Raleigh arrived here Sun- First Grade
day to spend a few days with the J ola ,
I former's sister, Mrs. 11. W. Scott. Louhle Buekner.
Mess. Ralph Long of Winston-
Salem and Bynum Merritt of Chica
go spent Sunday here at the home of
the former's father, Col. J. A. Long.
Mesdamea J. D. Kernodle and J.
Dolph Long spent last Friday in
Raleigh attending a demonstration
of Red Cross - ' work at the Woman's
Club.
Dr. and Mrs Everett Brady of
Smith College, Mass., and Mrs. M. J.'
Brady of Morgantown, W. Va , are
visiting here at the home of Mr.
J. L. Scott, Jr.
Mrs. J. W. Menefee left the latter
part of last week for Covington, Ky.,
to visit Mrs. Herbert Jackson —the
latter a granddaughter of C«pt. and
Mrs. Jas. N. Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harden spent
Sunday in Guilford. They went to
carry Mrs. Harden's brother, Mr.
Chas. Phipps, who had been in
school here, home.
Mr. Lee Cooper of Qlade Valley
and his sister, Mrs. J. S. Cook of
West Va., are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cooper, 3 miles
Southeast of Graham.
Mrs. J. C. Hocuttand her daugh
ters, Mesdamea R. L. Holmes and
J. P. Goodman, spent Sunday in
Greensboro, and Mrs. Goodman left
Monday for Roanoke, Va., after a
visit to relatives here.
Mrs. Junius H. Harden left last
Friday, going to Randolph-Macon
Academy, where her son, Mr. Boyd
Harden, is in school, to attend the
Field Day Exercises Saturday. From
there she went to Philadelphia where
her other son, Mr. Graham Harden,
is attending the Pennsylvania Medi
cal College, to spend a few days.
Engine For Sale.
One Tractor, 12-H. P. Frick Steam
Tractor in good condition, has not
been used muvh. If interested ap
ply to L. \V. M"B BOW,
/ Mebaue, N. C.,
10may2t R. F. D. 4.
Confederate Memorial Day.
Last Thursday's Confederate
Memorial exercises were thoroughly
enjoyed by the Veterans and a large
assembUge of other citizens.
Col. Fred A. Olds' address in the
court house was heard by an
audience tbat filled the court room.
It was full of historical interest in
in regard to the Civil War, for few, if
any, are better posted than he. lie
was listened to with rapt attention to
the close.
After Col. Olds had finished the
veterans were served a splendid
dinner by the Daughters of the Con
federacy.
The music was furnished by the
Oneida Cornet Band.
Annie June Fount.
Kuhl Holt.
Edward Harden.
Annie Ruth Harden.
Annie Boyd Hadley.
Ruth Henderson.
Talmadge Jones,
lone McAdams.
Edward Martin.
Malcolm MeAdams.
Willard McPherson.
Annie Laurie Parrish.
Albert Reavis. ,
May Roney.
Virginia Tate.
Walter Welsh.
Duella Walker.
Clara Walker.
Katherine Watson.
Arthur Cole.
Roy Evans.
Otis Self.
Frank Holt.
Serunl C; r ade
Virginia Harden.
Elizabeth Harden.
Margaret Johnston.
Elizabeth Long.
Aileen Pegg.
Mildred Trolinger.
Ruth Ward.
Helen Lovett.
Lou Clapp.
James Corbett.
Arthur Hanks.
Bemiss Core.
Elva Ausley.
Third ;rade
Louise Robertson.
Lily Austin.
Nellie Reavis.
Cornelia Pomeroy.
Don Holt
William Harden.
Elizabeth Montgomery-
Lois Corbett
Robert Rich.
Martha Fogleman.
Martha Parrish.
/ Josephine Phillips.
Delia Moore.
Willard Flintom.
Carlisley Mann.
Fourth firade
Frances Ausley.
FEWER PEOPLE GROWING OLDER
The Public Health Service report* that more people live to
the age of forty yean today, but from forty to sixty year*
mortality is increasing from degenerative diseases.
Thousands of well-informed men and women to-day are
learning the true value of
scorrs EMULSION
OF NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
fas a powerful blood-enricher and strength-builder
to ward off the headaches and backaches that mean
weakness. SCOTT'S helps fortify the body against
grippe, pneumonia and weakening colds, through
its force of medicinal nourishment
Bcfnae UMIMUt Extracts That Do Not Contain Cod Lira Oil.
hM a B*w~. M H. J.
Safest Druggist Sells E-RU-SA Pile Cure
lioekuae It cofitAlo* no opiates, no lead, no belladonna, no poisonous ,
drug. All other Pile medicine containing Injurous narcotic and other
poisons cause constipation and damage all who us n them,
K-KU-*A cure* or ffto paid.
Hayes Drug Co., Sole Agents, Graham, N. C.
r
f " "ell Auale.V.
Cornelia Hornbuckl*.
Minnie Johnston.
Winona Noah.
Ethel Rich.
Margaret Stockard.
Madge Vaughn.
Ruth Watson.
Hattie
Ida Rainey.
Thomas Harden.
James Nicholson.
Fifth tirade
Rebecca Harden.
Rebecca Johnston.
Edith Moore.
James Ta.vlor.
William Taylor.
Beulah Cornell.
Robert Geanes.
William Hadle.v.
Floyd Phillips.
Scott Sn.vder.
Charlie Thomas.
Willie May Wilson.
Nina Holt.
Nina Quakenbush.
Mary Hunter.
Hlxtli tirade
Legale Ezell.
Lois Harden.
Ethel Teer.
Lou Thomas.
Leila Ward. '
Eleventh tirade
Mildred Moore.
Margaret Moore.
Dora Wood worth.
Right tirade
Louise Cooper.
AUie Martin.
Ray Harden.
Nlnthtirade
Dallie Henderson.
Enita Nicks.
Eunice Rich.
Nell Simmons.
Alberta Thompson.
Hal Farrell.
William Scott.
Annie Barnwell.
Teutli tirade
Elizabeth Anderson.
Lola Ezeil.
Luta Harden.
Nina Holt.
Zelma Hornbuckle.
Mattie Montgomery.
Louise Moore.
Nell Thompson.
And certificates of honor were giv
en to the following:
High l''lr«t Gride
Walter Welsh.
Second Grade
Mary Hornaday.
Margaret Johnston.
Helen Lovett.
Bryce Wrenn.
i Third Grade
Nellie Reavis.
Don Holt.
William Harden.
Fourth Grade
Cornelia Hornbuckle.
Minnie Johnston.
Ruth Watson.
Ruth Walker.
Julia Webster.
Filth Grade
Bertha Black.
Eugene Holt.
Rebecca Johnston.
Griffin McClure.
James Taylor.
William Taylor.
Robert Geanes.
Scott Snyder.
Charlie Thomas.
Willie May Wilson.
Harvey Wrenn.
Hltth Grade
Annie Boone.
Lessie Ezell.
Luna Jones.
* Elise Thompson.
Ethel Teer.
Lou Thomas.
Heventh Grade
Annie Laurie Ausley
Mamie Guthrie.
Helen Jones.
Willard Boone.
Julia May Bradshaw
George Harden.
Clarence Noah.
Dora Woodworth.
I'.lght Grade
Sallie Jordan.
Alile Martin.
Robert Reavis.
Annie Walker.
Lelia Walker.
Ninth Grade
Hal Farrell.
Dallic Henderson.
Garland Henderson.
Eunice Rich.
Alberta Thompson.
Tenth firide
Lola Ezell.
Luta Harden.
Nina Holt.
Nell Thompson.
Julius Johnston.
Charles I'hipps.
"Good Night" ch rus concluded
the 1917 commencement exercises.
Mrs. Sallie F. Turner Passes Away
After many months of declining
health Mrs. Sallie F. Turner passed
away al her home here Tuesday af
ternoon about 5 o'clock. About two
weeks ago she suffered a stroke of
paralysis and since no h i|ie of her
recovery has been entertained. Mrs.
Turner's maiden name was Gray and
she waa tho widow of the late T. J.
Turner. At the time of her death
she waa 73 years, 'J months and '2O
days of ago. Two sons anil two
daughters survive her —John G.
Turner of Graham, Kd. Turner of
Charlotte, Mrc. Bert Kenyon of
Goldsboro and Mrs. E. W. Maddry
of Raleigh. •
Mrs. Turner was a consistent
member of Graham Christian
Church and highly esteemed. The
funeral was conducted from her
home this afternoon at 2 o'clock by
her pastor, Itev. J. G. Truitt, assist
ed by Rev. 11. E. Myers, aflor which
the interment was in New Provi
dence cemetery.
Everybody Is' Talking
NEW STORE ■■ ■■■ ■ 9 ■ ■ Wait for the opening
& About the Opening of the « f • I
NEW GOODS v- Fair Department Store
SAT. MAY t9 t h.|Ffl|R DEPARTMENT STOREpAT. MAYtgth.
In the Building formerly occupied by the GRAHAM CASH STORE
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Don't forget to wait and save your money for the opening of the FAIR
DEPT. STORE who will sell it for less. We don't ask you to buy— all we
want is to just give us a call. We dress the entire family from head to
fobt. Mark the date of opening—
Saturday, May 19, 1917
Men s and Boya Panta. Ladie'a Dreaaea. Dreaaea For Children.
We've got them and plenty of \y e have them and all classes— Any style you want—come and
them. If you are in need of any, p o pij n Tafeta Silks, Serges, a t them We will save vou
come to the Fair. Prices to suit Voiles Georgette crepe. Come look ZJv '
you - ' them overat the Fair T At the Fair. '
Shirt Waiata For Ladiaa. A
Yes, we have them,-the Ladiaa'Hata. Clothing. Clothing,
latest styles. Prices the lowest. Our stock is complete-we have Wo 'v o „.w ,„ 0 _ f
Visit the Fair. what you want. Come and see „ Weve « ot 4 J ,hat , y0 ? want :
them. Come to the Fair. Come and 866 them—for boys and
Shoaa. Shoes, Shoaa. P ric * right. Visit the Fair.
Yes we have got them and plenty » J,
of them—all prices, all leathers. Skirta For Ladiaa. n ,+ . . ,
Our line of shoes is complete. Our line is complete—any size, forget we have anything
Come and see them. style. Come, ladies, and IOOK them you want in the ready-to-wear and
Visit the Fair. over at the Fair. prices to suit you.
You don't have to buy. All we ask is that you wait and come to the
BIG OPENING of
The Fair Department Store
Where we positively guarantee to save you Money. Mark the
the date and mark it well.
Saturday, May 19, 1917
Yours Respectfully
FAIR DEPARTMENT STORE
Who deals on the Square* Your Money Back
If You Want It.
Dr. Brown and Miss Donnie Cobb j'
Married in Greensboro. I
Miss Donnie Cohb, who has taught I
in the Graham Schools lor the pa t j
four years, sprung a big surpriso on (
her Graham friends when she took (
the matrimonial vows in Greensboro
Monday night. She and her bus- j
band arrived hore Tueedav afternoon, j
and will make their home at Swep- (
Honville. The bride's many friends
here wish her great happiness. (
Tuesday morning's Greensboro ,
News contained the following ac
count of the murriage:
Miss Donnief'Cobb, of Morganton,
und Dr. I'ressley It. Brown, oTSwep
sonville, were married here yester
day afternoon at 6 o'clock, the cere
mony being performed in the
Guilford hotel, Rev. K. L. Main,
I). D., pastor of the West Market
street Methodist church, was the
ofliciatiiig minister. The ring cere
mony was used. Dr. and Mrs.
Brown spent last night here and
will this morning go to their future
home at Kwepsouville.
This informal wedding is of much
interest to scores of friends and rel
atives of the couple throughout the
state. Mrs Hrown is a daughter of
Mrs. T. O. Cobb, ol Morganton,and
of the laU> T. G. Cobb, for many
years clerk of the legislature and
editor of the News-Ilerald, of M >r
ganton. Dr. Brown's old home is
near Charlotte, lie is a graduate of
Davidson college and received most
of his medical training in the Medi
cal college formerly conducted at
Charlotte. Delias been practicing
for some time at Hffepeouville.
Mrs Brown has for four years
been leaching in the public schools
of Graham. Her close relatives were
informed of the engagement but the
date of the wedding had not been
announced. Friday the school, in
wh ch the bride was employed,
closed and relatives were advised
that the coremony would occur here
yesterday. I»r. and Mrs. T. A. Grif
hn, of Clayton, brother-in-law and
sister of the bride. Dr. and Mrs. J. J.
Barefoot, of Graham, !)r. C. E
Moore, of Greensboro, friends of the
couple, and Miss Beatrice Cobb, of
Morganton, a sister of the bride,
«ere in attendance.
Pine Lumber.
I will buy yonr pine lumber and
pay the market price.
W. J. Nittu,
17mayL'l Orahain, N. C.
—The new Graham Loan & Trust
Co. building next to the Mexican
> Theater is nearing completion.
New Providence Memorial Associa
tion.
' This Association which for a
number of .years has been caring
for the old cemetery at Pro\ idence ,
Church, (iraham, S. C„ and which i
is making strenuous effort* to 1
greatly improve the Cemetery, will |
hold its Annual Meeting the Ist |
Sunday in June at New Providence I
Church.
The program this year will be in
deed interesting, the speakers be
ing citizens of Alamance county.
Basket dinners will be served on
the grounds, as heretofore, and the
occasion is looked forward to with
much anticipated pleasure.
At these annual meetings of this
Association, friends, relatives and
loved ones greet each other per
haps the only time during the
year.
Jurors For May Court.
The following named persons
have been drawn to serve as jurors
at the May Term of Alamance Su
perior Court for the trial of Civil
cases:
Patterson township Ist week—J.
L. Jones, 8. Y. Allred.L, N. Shoff
ner. K. D. Bharpe, P. If. Stephens.
A. H. Moser; 2nd week—Wm. C
Mcpherson, K. M. Graves.
Coble Tp. Ist week —C. P Rob
ertson; 2nd week-S. L. Murray.
B6on Station Tp. 2nd week -J.
If. Loy, A. W. Warren.
Morton Tp. Ist week -J. T
Wrenn; 2nd week ll. It. Wilkins
Pancette Tp. 2nd »V. G
Kernodle.
Graham Tp. Tit week —J. (lai'. >n
Cook, Arthur P. Williams, Law
rence l. Nicholson, Charles Knoeh /
2nd week—J. P. McAdams, I'.'l. C
Kdwards, R. '! Poster, VV R
Perry.
Albright Tp. 2nd week—J. I'. As
kew.
Newlin Tp Ist wei'k-A. T. Ri'l
die, T. F. MeVe.v, J. A Winning
ham, Geo. P. Xachary, George it
Stoekard, A. 1.. Fonst; 2nd week
J. R. Coble, R. P. Ilolman, J. I!
Singleton.
Thompson Tp Ist week —II. M
Cates, W. 11. Bason : 2nd week -K
P. Crawford, Jas. R. Minor.
Mellville Tp . 2nd week-S. G
Morgan, J. K. White.
Pleasant Grove Tp. Ist we'k-
J. A. Gentry, J, C. Walker, J. 1.
Chandler, W. 8. King.
! Burlington Tp. Ist week —R. W.
; Billiard, Y. 8. Miles, C. T. Holt;]
2nd week —W. M. Baker, Perry A
Bharpe. J. A. Sbarpe, J. W. Stor.v,.
W. P. Baulding, A. 8. Ingle.
Haw River Tp.; Ist week—J. A.
I Trolinger; 2nd week—G. C. Stout.
Notice of Sale
' Under and by vlrtuo of an order
of the SuiHjriof. Court of Alamance
county/ imidc ln tho special pro
ceeding* entitled Fannie lilack, as
J administratrix of Martha Andrew,
deceased, and individually, vs. Don
! nie Sharpo and others, the same be
ing No upon the special pro
eeediriKs docket of said court, the
I undersigned commissioner will, on
I
, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1917,
at 1.30 o'clock p. m., at, the court
house door in Orahum, North Caro
lina, offer for ftalo to the highest
bidder, for cash, that certain tract
or parcel of land in
Township, Alamance county, North
C arolina, adjoining the lands of Ja
cob Kike, William Cates and others,
and bounded as follows, viz:
beginning at a rock or stake on
West side of Means street 69 ft.
from Everett street, running 8. 53
drg. 2i min. W. with Jacob Kike's
line and parallel with Kverett st.,
215 ft. to a stake or rock, thence N.
36 deg. 38 mill. W. 59 ft. to a rock
or stake also William Cates' cor
ner, thence N. 53 Jeg. 2t min. E.
with said Cates' line 215 fe -t to a
stake or rock with Means street 59
ft. to the beginning. It is further
described b.v saying it is situat
ed in the Eastern part of the town
of ilurlington and is a portion of
lot No. 55 of the town plot of Bur
lington.
This 19th day of April. 7917.
J. H. VERNON,
Commissioner
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Public Sale of Valuable
Real Property.
Pursuant to an order of tbe Buperior Court
of Guilford oountjr. made 1 • a Hpeclal Pro
ceeding therein pendlog, entitled "Ralph 1..
Bt*ele and J. (j. Hteele, Adm'rs of tb»* estate
of 11. W. htee'-, ex parte", the under l*ned
duly appointed commissioner will offer for
oaie on ,>
SATURDAY. MAY 19, 1917,
at 2 o'clock p.m.. on tbe premises, near the
town of (jlboonviHe, the following described
real property, to-wlt: /
A certain tract or parcel of land In Rock
creek Township, in Guilford county, Ktate of
North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Butler
lloooe, Gideon De Vault and others, and
bounded sa follow*:
beginning *t a black Jack and running
thence N t'» deg W ,V> cbs 50 Ik* to a white oak
or n stake; thence M i> leg W V» cbs 75 Iks to a
cogwood; thence K 3 deg N 7 cbs 7# Iks to a
stone; thence M 4.', deg KXT chs 0 Iks to a stone
on tbe old llnet thence with said old line N
fio d g tbe beginning; containing
ISS aeri.fi, more or lean;
K from the above described tract
of >ani Is a tract of 70 acre*, more or less,
•old and conveyed to M. K. McLean.
Till* I* u valuable farm and la wall located:
it lie* partly within the corporate liml«s of
ibe own ot Gibsonvllle and a part of It has
t*e«-n subdivided Into town lota for the pur-
I ore of thla *alo. These Town Lots and Sub
d 1 \i»ion* ct said fann will first be offered
'or *alc. the corn mis* loner reserving the
right, uti er the orders of the court totnen
after offer the • Id far u tor sale as a whole
aud report that bid or bids to tbe eourt for
confirmati on that shall net tbe greater sum
for said estate. Plat of the divisions of s id
land may be st ea by calling upon J. G. Steele,
Gibson vllle, ft. C.
Term* of Sale—One- third In cash on day of
aale and the other two-third* In equal Instal
ments at three and els months: thj deterred
' payment- te be evidenced by the bonds of
the purcha-cr. btaring *lx per cent. Interest
> from date of the confirmation of the aale
unul i«!d. All of said sales subject to con
firmation by the court aud title received
until the payment of tue purchase price IS
comple e.
This the 17th day of April, 1917.
J, DOLPfti LONG, Commissioner.
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