fHb GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. 0., JAN. 3, 1935.
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Local INews.
? A happy and prosperous New
Year to one and all!
?The regular monthly meeting
of the County Commissioners will
be held next Monday.
?The sale of real estate for
1933 taxes takes place at the court
house next Monday.
? The friends of Maj. J. J.
Henderson, who has been con fined
to his feme for two weeks, will be
glad to learu of his steady im
provement.
? It rained nearly all day Mon
day and with a falling tempera
ture it turned to sleet in the afier
Doon and night. The new year
c.ime in with everything pretty
well covered with ice which soon
disappeared.
? The street decorations were
dismantled , Tuesday. They were
decorative enough to have de
served longer life. The long lines
of colored lights spanning the
sireets were admired by every
body.
? Graham Public School open
ed Monday after a two weeks
holiday. It is learned from Mr.
\V. A. Young, principal, that the
attendance on the opening day
was somewhat diurnished, bat is
improving. There have been a
number of cases of flu which no
doubt accounts for most of the
absentees.
? Football fans were much in
terested in the Rose Bcwl classic
Tuesday afternoon at Passadena,
California, between the Univer
sity of Alabama and Stanford
University of California. It was 1
broadcast by radio over the
country. Alabama won by a
score of 29 to 13.
No Bids For Postoffice Filed Here
The Procurement Division, Pub
lic Works Branch, Washington,
D. C., are to open bids this P, M.
for the construction of Graham's
new postoffice. Bids were not to
be filed at the office here, accord
ing to the advertisement made by
the department. Some seem to
have gotten the idea that bids
would be filed at the local office.
Jurors for January Civil Term of Su- .
perior Court.
Below are the names of the -
jurors drawu to serve a} the civil ,
term of Alamance Superior Court
which opens on January 28th
with Judge J. V. Cowper presid
ing: j
Patterson township? Grover F. '
Shoffner, Jno. A. McPherson. '
Cobie tp. ? G. E. May. f
Boon Station tp. ? T. R. White- (
sell. j
Morton tp. ? J. L. Bouldin.
Faucette tp. ? Joe E. Morine. 3
Graham tp.? Joseph Boggs, R. 1
L. Crawford. 1
Newlin tp. ? H. D. Moody, J. H. 1
Woody, Clyde Pugh, J. M. Lewis, 1
W. Grady Clark, J. G. Braxton. 1
Thompson tp ? W. J. Davis, (
J. C. Quakenbush.
Melville tp. ? Ed Phillips.
Pleasant Grove tp. ? C. F. Car
deon, W. A. Tate, A. I, Bowling.
Burlington tp. ? H. M. Turner, .
John A. Hall, C. R. Coble, Wesley ?
Yarborough.
Marriage Permits for 1934 Show
Large Increase Over 1933
The marriage license records
in the office of J. G. Tingen, Reg
ister of Deeds, show a large in
crease in 1934 over the previous
year, about 43 percent. fn 1934
the total number issued was 536,
391 white and 145 colored, in 1933
total 374; 267 white 107 colored,
and for December, 1934, 68; Dec
ember, 1933, 87. In Jnne and
December, last year, exactly the
the same number, 48, were issued
to whites.
The Legislature of 1933 repeal
ed the health clause for marriage
permits, which went into effect on
June 1st of that year, and that U
reflected in the number of per
mits Issued. For 1934 the num
ber of both white and colored
were nearly three times the num
ber for the same period in 1933,
from January 1st to June 1st.
Perhaps another element had
something to do with the increase,
the country bad started on the
way to recovery.
For the years the health re
quirement was in effect hundreds
of ooaples went to border States
to be married and they will con
tinue to do that but not in such
large numbers, and the counties
lost thoasands in revenues from
marriage licenses on account of
couples going away to be married.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones spent
the holidays in Qreenville, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. David Long vis
ited relatives in Wiuston-Salem
during Christinas.
Miss Rachel Lisk of Rich field
visited Mr. and Mrs. Grady Frick
here the latter part of last week.
Clareuce Alcock of Atlanta, Ga.,
was a holiday visitor here with
James Smith.
Mr. Junius Parker of New York
was a visitor here with his sister,
Miss Mamie Parker, during the
holidays.
Miss Margaret Stcckard, teach
ing near Goldsboro, spent the
holidays here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stockard.
Miss Era Ray, teacher in the
Jasper School, Craven county,
visited her sister, Mrs. J. T.
Roach, during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Jones of
Roxboro visited Mrs. Heenan
Hughes and family during the
holidays.
Miss Emma Buckner of Mebane
spent Christmas here with her
pareuts. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Buck
ner.
B. Marvin Roach visited friends
in Tbomasville Christmas day
and was the guest ot Miss Minnie
Lee Millikan.
Miss Lucile Johnston of High
Point was a holiday visitor here
with her sister, Mrs. William Har
den.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wrike
spent Christmas with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Martha Turner at
Winnsboro, S. C.
Mrs. D. E. McCornell of Gas
touia and Mrs. R. L. D. Hood of
New York, mother aDd sister, re
spectively, ot Mrs. Don S. Holt,
are here visiting the latter.
Dr. Sam Vest of Johns Hopkins'
Hospital, Baltimore, visited Mrs.
Vest and their two young daugh
ters at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A.
Thompsons during Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fields and
laughter, Billie, and Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Elkin and three small
[laughters, all of Burlington,
were the guests Sunday evening
Df Mrs. Berta Jolly at her apart
ment on Maple Street.
Mrs. Izora McClure and son,
Kelly, and Mr. and Mrs. M. R.
N'eese and children, Emily aud
John T., returned Sunday from
i holiday trip to Florida. Mr. and
Vlrs. John T. Blacks, parents of
Mrs Neese, members of the party,
lid not return, but remained for
i stay of a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dillehay,
loliday visitors here with the
atter's mother, Mrs. W. C. Moore,
eft the latter part of last week
or White Plains, N. Y., his head
juarters as salesman for the Up
ohn Drug Co. of New York City.
Dr. Boyd Harden, prominent
,'oung surgeon with the Elizateth
klcGee Memorial Hospital, Pitts
jurg, Pa., i? spending his Chris t
nas holidays visiting with his
jarents, Mr. and Mrs. Junius H.
iarden at their home between
jraham and Burlington.
Saxapahaw News Items
C. D. Weaver, our efficient
jarber, moved his family to Lin
'olutoo last week.
Joe Hutch inson, a student of
Jampbell College, and Miss Annie
?ay Holt, a student of High Point
College, spent the holidays at the
lome of their respective parents.
Clifton W. Enfield, a student
}f State College, aft?r spending a
few days with his roommate,
lames Lackey, of Stony Poiht,
ipent two weeks with his parents,
klr. and Mrs. G. H. Enfield.
Mesdames Harvey Lindley,
klahlon Newlin, and G. H. En
ield, grade mothers, treated the
lixth and seventh grades of Eli
iVhitney School to fruits and can
ly, Christmas.
Mr. aud Mrs. Percy V. Putman
ind son Thurston, of Taneytown,
Maryland, paid Mr. and Mrs. G.
I. Enfield a surprise visit dnring
be holidays. Mrs. Putman is the
inly sister of Mrs. Enfield.
Miss Verdie Marshbanka, a
eacher of Eli Whitney High
School, is indisposed at her home
n Mars Hill.
Demonstrations by Fred Regan,
neat specialist from State Col
ege, on killing, dressing and cur
ng pork have been well attended
hroughout eastern North Gatoli
1a.
Pitt County tobacco growers
?oted unanimously for a contino
moe of the Kerr-Smith tobaoeo
control act.
Junes V. Pomeroy, formerly of Gra
ham, Passes in Charlotte -Buried
Here.
Last Monday morning Mrs. J.
Harvey White received a message
from Charlotte advising her of the
death of her brother, James V.
Pomeroy, and she and Mr. White
and their niecee Misses Cornelia
I and Elizabeth Pomeroy, immediate
ly left for the Charlotte home. The
funeral service was held at the
home in Charlotte Tuesday morn
ing and the body was brought here
and interred in the family plot in
Linwood cemetery Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. Pomeroy was 60 years of age
and was a sou of the late Major
James Voorhees Pomeroy and Mrs.
Cornelia Doolittle Pomeroy, former
ly of Utica, N. Y. Mr. Pomeroy is
survived by his wife, now an inva
lid, who was Miss Edythe Gilchrist
of Ardmore, Pa , a sister, Mrs. J.
llarvey White of Qraham, a half
sister, Mrs. Carrie Zinkeisen of
Urooklyu, N. Y., and two nieces,
above mentioned, the daughters of
a deceased brother, Theo. 0. Pome
roy, and a nephew, James White.
The Pomeroys came here to make
their home in 1886, Maj. Pomeroy
having come here to engage in the
cotton milling business at Big Falls,
four miles north ol Qraham. James
spent his young manhood days here,
one time in business here, but had
lived in Charlotte for the past
twelve years. He was a tiae citizen,
good business man and had a host
of friends who deeply deplore hie
death. His last illness was lor only
two days from aiigina, from which
he had suffered for two or more
years. In the early part of Deceji-j
ber he spent several days here with
his sister, called on old friends, was
jovial and appeared to be in good
health.
DEATHS.
Thos. N. Mitchell, 80, promi
nent citizen and farmer of Pleas
eut Grove township, died last
Friday afternoon. He was sick
only four days. Two daughters
survive him. The funeral and
burial were conducted from Cross
Roads Presbyterian church on
Saturday afternoon.
Sylvan Joyce Clayton, 3 months
26 days old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd W. Clayton of Haw
River, died at 7:3U last Saturday
morning after three weeks illness.
Mrs. Lelia Sutton Fowler, .73,
diqd Sunday night in Burlington.
She is survived by her husband,
J. M. Fowler, four daughters and
three sons Funeral services were
conducted Tuesday afternoon
from the First Reformed Church
in Burlington. Interment in Pine
Hill cemetery.
Jas. C. McAdams Sells Out 5 and
10c Store? Makes a Record Hard
to Match.
James C. McAdams, who has
operated a 5-10c. store for the
past several years, has sold out
and quit.
His record in closing out is very
unusual. During the holiday
trading season he sold everything
he had in stock except I43's worth
which be sold to Morris, his next
door neighbor. That's not all the
story: When he fclosed he owed
nobody anything and nobody
owed ,him anything. A record,
that. !
Several years ago he bought
Mac's 5c-tl.OO store (the sign is
still over the door), the first store
of the kind, full stocked, that
opened in Graham that was start
ing for the rocks, so reported.
It is no every-day accomplish
ment to take op a losing business,
as did Mr. McAdams, run it for
several years, then close com
pletely out free of debt for or
acainst.
Junius H. Harden and E. L. Hender
son Awarded Judgment in Large
Amount.
The first of this week, Judge
Johnson J. Hayes of the U. 3. Dis
trict Court, handed down a judg
ment fo^pnore than 152,000 in fa
vor of Messrs. Harden and Hender
son against the American Service
Company. It grew out of a default
by the company for certain refriger
ating properties. The litisation has
been long and tedious Plaintiffs
were represented by Hon W. H.
Carroll of Burlingtoo and Maj. J.
J. Henderson of Qrabam.
The annual extension confer
ence will be held at State College
during the week of Jauuary T.
County home and farm ageuta
from all countiee will attesd.
8AVB MONET ? Buy your mag
azines through The Gleaner's dub
bing offers. They will kelp you
save money on your reading mat
The local cheese factory at
North Wilkesboro baa increased
the prices paid for milk with a
corresponding increase in deliver
ies at the plant.
Man Wanted for Rawleigh
Route of bcO families.. Write to
day. Rawleigb, Dept. NCA-82
SA, Richmond, Va.
Notice of Sale of Real
Property. ,
t
Under and T>y, virtue of the power
otit sale contained In that certain
Mortgage Deed, executed on the 6th
day of September, 1927, by Rooert
Overman and Iro, .Overman, his "Wife
to P.H.Stephens, and recorded In
the offlca of the Register of Deeds
of Alamance County, North Caro
lina, in Book iof MortgageDe?ds, No.
105 at (page 165, default having been
made In the payment ' of the same,
I w i'J seff at public lauction to the
highest bidder for cash, at the Court
House Door of Alamance County, on
Saturday, January 6th, .1935,
at 13 :00 o'clock, noon,
the following desciioed S-eal prop
erty, to-wlt ; (
A certaln( piece) or tract of land
lying and ueing in Alamamnce Coun
ty, State aforesaid in Patterson
Township, and described and Ide
fined *4 follows, to-wlt; ,
Beginning at Ballard land Steph
ens' corner ttn Jeffreys' line ; .thence
North 6(8 deg. East US poles with
Stephens line to a black bak, Harriet
Workman and Ballard's corner;
thence South 85 deg. West "36 pole*
(to si rock; thence South 40 poles tc
a red oak ; thence "Bast 36 poles to <i
stone, Harriet Workman's corner;
thence South 54 poles to a red oak
thence West 13 poles to a black oak
thence South 12 1-2 poles to a blad
oak op stone in old Xindley line
thence East rwfth said line 34 polei
to a Ted oak ; thence South 28 polei
|to a stone ; M. Loy's corner ; Ithenc*
Weijt 65 poles 'with Loy's Brie t(
a stone; thencd South 35 (poles tc
a stake! or atone, W. A. lineoerry'i
corner ; thencef West 65 poles to t
stone; thence North' 30 poles to I
dogwood ; thence West 16 poles t# i
West 57 'polerf to a fred oak, John
son's corner; thence taorth 19 Ideg
We* 5T poles (to a Ted oak John
son and Ballard's corner; thence
North 87 deg>. West 28 Ipoles to I
stone; thence North 86 poles to i
hickory near creek; thence Sout]
(59 degf. East 18 'pole* to a stone
thence North IT (poles to the be
ginning, containing! 17B acres, mor
or leas, except 11 acres hold Joh
Jeffress on West and 10 acres o
EaU sold tto Simon Stephens and
acres ta John Jefffress
This sale Willi be made (subject t
advance bids as provided by law
and for that purpose the sale wC
remain open for ten days from dat
of sale to rac sach bids.
This 3rd day of December. il934 ;
P. H. 'STEPHENS.
Mortgage*
W. I, Ward. Attorney.
(cont'd from preceding page)
Carter, John, 1 lot, home,
Haw River rd 4.9
Chavis, Frank P, 1} acres,
home. Haw River rd ?.7
Chavis, Hattie, 1 lot, borne,
nr. Providence Ch 3.2
Clapp, Thomas H, I lot nr.
Lacy Holt 7.1
Clay, Margaret, 1 lot, bouse -3 2
City Barber Shop, Barber
Shop equipment 5.C
Covington, Adeline, 1 lot,
house, Poplar St !8.0
Covington, Luther, 1 lot,
house, Washington St.. '8.C
Evans, J H, 1 lot #.?(
Everett, E A, 1 lot, home,. <
Haw River rd., 1 lot on
No 54 & No. 62 11.7
Everett, J Z, . 1 lot, home
pi. old Haw River rd.. . . s 9 5
Graves, Lawrence, 1 lot,
house, Haw River rd... 3 ,(
Harden, James, 1 lot 1-'
Harden, Letha. 1 lot, house 4 .(
Harden, Walter. 1 lot 1 !
Harden, W N, 1 lot H ?
Hunter, Dave, 4} acres east
of Graham, '2.1
Hunter, Luther, est., 1 lot,
Alex Hunter land, 2.
Isley, Booker, ? acre, bouse 4.'
Jeffreys, Ceasar, 1 lot, house
Cedar Grove "9!
Latham, Haywood, 1 lot nr.
briekvard . . ~8.<
Long, Emma Miller, 1 lot
adj. Dennis Wood 2.
Long, I F, H acres, Haw
Rirer rd G
Long, Walter, 1 lot, home,
Gii'Oreth rd '6.
Long, Nathaniel, 1 acre,
i home near R. R 4.
Long, W 31, jO acres, home
adj. Dave Long, 5
xcAdoo. Rich , 1 acrfe, home
Haw River rd $
McBroom, John, 1 lot, A T
Walker laud, 1 lot, home
place 4.15
McPherso?, Susan est., 1
lot, house, 8. Maio St. .. 4.84
vayo, Alice, 4 lots 3.39
Miller, Johu, 1 acre, home,
Giibreth rd 7.02
Morrow, Arthur, 3 lots, Haw
River rd 4 85
Newlin, Ed, 1 lot, Home,
Washington St 7 89
Phillips, John, 1 lot, home,
Giibreth rd 4.35
Rogers, Annie P, 1 lot, Gii
breth rd 2.09
Rogers, Clarence, 1 lot, E.
Elm St 4.40
RogerA, Geo. T, 1 lot, home,
adj brick yard 6.71
Rogers, W Alex, 1 lot, '
Marshall St 9.85
Rogers, Wui. M, 1 lot, near
water tank 5.00
Rnffin, Alene, 1 lot, home,
Melville St 4.07
Ruffin, L E, 1 lot, 7 55
Ruflin, Robert, 1 lot, home,
rtwepsou ville rd 6 40
Senior, Hand)-, 1 lot, house
Giibreth rd 4 90
Shoffner, Lee, 1 lot 5.81
Simpson, Will, 1 lot 2.33
Slade, Charlie, 1 lot 1.94
Tate, Ed est., 1 lot, home,
College St 5 81
Tate, John est., 1 lot,
house, Cedar Grove .... 3 65
Tate, Minch est., 1 acre,
home pi. adj Sam Hun
ter, 4.95
Taylor, Ross, 1 lot, 1.94
Teague, Geo., I lot, home,
nr W J Nicks 12.56
Tinnin, Alice, 1 lot, 296
Tiunin, Alvi^.1 lot, near
school, 3 20
Torian.Qeo, 1 lot 2 33
Trolliuger, John A, 2 acres,
home in Aloha 6.52
Vaughn, Shorty, 1 lot, house
adj. Geo. Walker 4.07
Walker, Geo '(Red), 1 acre
Haw River rd 7.28
'Walker, Walter S, 1 lot,
home, Haw River rd 5.24
Williams, John, 2 lots, .... 6 00
Willis ins, Lizze, 1 lot,
house, adj Geo. Harden 3.20
Wilson, W E. 1 lot, 1.94
Rippy, M R, 1 lot, uo des. 6.55
Cities Ice Service, land,
bldg., mchy 59.35
HAW RIVER TOWNSHIP
Allred, Mrs. Mary, 14 acres
home, _ ?J1
Andrews, R 8, 'i acres,
Piekard Farm 1.75
Bason, Henry G, 237 acres,
home, 37.14
Best, James K, Best Hosiery
Mill property, 101 22
Blackman, M Dand wife, 14
acres, home, 10 40
Catet>, Chas. A, 2 acres,
McAdams land, 6.89
Cheek, Goss, 1 J acres, home 7.85
Childrey A Vest, 1 Deepwell 4.35
Freshwater, Airs. *V T, 19
acres, Dixon land... 5.13
Gom, W M, 1 42 acres, home 58 04
Herrio, Lacy B, 2 acres
hotne, 11.99
Hugh*#, 8 W, 1| acres,
home, 9 20
Long, J A Jr., 62 acres,
Koonce land; 1 acre, An
eerson land, 21 04
Moon, J D, 1 lot, home 3 88
Pearson, G W, 4 acre, home 9.05
Ross, Clarence.Tr., 27 acres
James Browning farm G.80
Snrratt, Mrs W B, 172J
acres, Harry Goodman
land, 25 35
Thompson, E A. 126 acres,
J.Thompson land. 25 67
Turner, C N, 1 acre, home, 11.40
Waddleton, W W, 60 acres, ? * ?
home, 13 22
Webster, John W, 139
acres, home.... 28 75
Williamson, F L, 1 acre,
Iiegina Hos. Mill, 3 16
Wilson; EG,} acre, hotne_ 27 79
Comer, A. S, 1 lot, no de
scription, 3 68
7.40
6 33
COLORED
Bftson, Ilaywood est. 1 acre
home .... 7.51
Carter, L D, 2 acres, Car
ter land, __
Dickey, Charlie, 1 acre
borne, 1 aero King land
2? acres Griffin land
Dickey, John est., 27$
acres, Back creek, 6
acres, home, 13,33
Foust, Kli, 2 acres, Pleas
Dixon land, 3 97
Ooldston, Lexie, 18$ acres,'
.home, ... ..C._ 8.86
Griffith, WHI, It acres,
home, '. 5 49
McBroom, Qattie, 41 acres,
home; 5C acres, Mill land, 40.1!
McBroom, John D, 1 J acres
home .... Ih4<
McBroom, Maggie, 1$ acres,
Henry McBroom land, 1.81
McBroom, W T, 13 acres,
Burns land; 54$ acres,
home, *5.9i
xcCallnm, Hooter, } acre,
Woodsdale, .... 'I
Mebaue, Ben, 37 acres,
| home, .... 26.7
Murray, Hayes, 11 acres,
home, 13.03
Shoffuer, Frnnk, 1 acre,
home,. *8
Simpson, J E, 12 acres, borne 11.59
rrollin^er, John W, it ttcree
Gaul land 5.58
barren, Alex, 26^ (teres,
McCrackeii laud, 9.20
RTarreu, Jau>?, 12J acres,
home, ? 6.30
IVyatt, John R est., 2J
acres, home, 4 ('5
Wyatt, John Anderson, 2
acres, home, 5.99
Wyatt, John Sr., 1 acre,
home 7.52
ALBRIGHT TOWNSHIP
Mleu. K K, 4 acre, homo t 8 90
Barne*, C K. 48 acres, W F
Coble land _ 9 46
Burke, R M, 1 aeie, home,.. 5.65
[k>ble, Charlie, 50 acres,
home, 1"'.79
tsley, A M,80 acres, b< me, 17.21
Keck, C E, 05 acrt-s, home, 14 87
Love, R L 61 acres, home. 22 12
Loy, J P, 10<) acres, home, 38 33
Marshall, K'l, 86 acres,
home 16 28
Moore, T M, 47 acres, Bi ?
iiis land, 11 84
Moser, John heirs, 147 acres
home, 9 72
Nicholson, T P, heirs, 55
Acris, home, 17 27
Patton, G M, 30 acres, Mc
Paniel land, 6 30
Payne, E I, 3 acres. Moon
laud; 83 acres, Holt and
Spoon land, 10.05
Record, Mrs Nancy, 43
acres, home, 13.12
Sbarpe, R A, 185 acres,
mountain laud, ; 19 25
Stockard, C F, 40 acres,
Stockarrl land, 17.43
Thompson, Geo. F, heirs,
10 acres, Harden land, 3 35
Thompson, J W, 35 acr"s, 14.30
Thompson, I.uther, 11 acres,
Mill tract, ? 13 82
Tnompson, James, 67 acres,
home & Harden laud, 24.18
Wood, V T, 256 acres, 81.78
COLORED
Capps, Ed. heirs, | acre,
home, 2.44
Florence, Mrs Cornelia,
1} acres, Foustland 1.85
Foust, Durham, 2 acres,
hofpe lanil, 4 40
Foust, J L, 54 acres, borne
land 5.92
Holt, Lacy E, 26 acres,
Foust land, 2 acres, home I I 40
Isley, Uohn, heirs, 11 acres,
Nr. Woods Chapel 2 70
Scott, Margaret, 36 acres, *
Holt and 7.79
Trollinger, A Ck 4 acres,
Booth land 6 60
Trollinger, J T, 3 acres 2 32
" J T, Jr., 4 acres,
home, _ 6 30
Williams, E L, 107 acres,
Bradsher laud, 20.30
Willis, Ed, 4 acres, Gwynn
land, 4 4C
NEWLIN TOWNSHIP
Alamance Home Builder!*,
82 acres, OB Riddle laud 6. 20
Albiight, W J est, CO acre*,
no description G.20
Allen, Folder, 42 acres, no
description 10.07
Brooks, Sam O, 48 acres, no
description 0.10
Cates, W Luther, 2 acres,
no description _ 5 02
Ooulter, Mrs. Lillie J, 66
acres, no description.. 10.93
Deaton Real Estate Co, 3??
aores, Oaue Creek, _ 8. OS
Fowler, Robert H, 35 acres
no description 5.04
Griffin, A Clyde, 40 acres,
? no ? description, ? 9 60
Guthrie, James C, lUl acres
no description 30 65
Guthrie, Ollie C, 12^ acres,
no description 15 35
Hadley, John A, est . 67
acres, no description 12 9."
Hadley, W S, 137J acres, no
description 19.5J
llerrin, Arnold B, 100 acres,
monntaiu laud, 7.9*
Hinshaw, Alvis A, 43 acres,
no description, 12.7!
Holmes, George, 27 acr--s,
no descripiion 3.8;
Holt, Evander 0, 76 acres,
no description 8 W
Johnson, J W, 49 acres, no
description 9.9.
Johnson, J Wesley, 37 acres
i no dfcscription 10.7
McBane, J F, 82 acres, no
description, 21 2
MePbersou, 0 Roscoe, 320
1 acres, no description 32 5
Mann, Mrs. L G, 65 acres,
no description, ~ ? 6.5
Moon, Henry D, 27 acres,
5 no description, 3.3
Moon, W Henry, 27 acres,
} no description. S 8
Pickard, Robert, 160 acres,
5 no description 25 I
Pike, B Z, 21 acres, Pike
Ian J 4 ?
5 Pegg, J E, 42 acres, no de
scription 10 i
0 Quakeubush, Beltie E, '02
I acres, no description 2( -1
3 Robertson, Loy, 144i acres
' no description 47 (
Shaw, W D, 48 'acres, no
description 9 60
Stewart, Oscar W , 21 aeree
no description 5.28
3tout, Charles B , eat , 81
acres, no deecr iption v. 8.31
Stout, Miss Mami'e, 8 acres
no description. 2.88
Stout, W Pat est., 82 acres
no description 25.60
Stuart, Charles F, 10 acres,
no description 2.86
Stuart, Mrs. Mebane, 30
acres, no description, 6.09
Thomas, I C, 4 acres, no
description... 3.49
Thomas, John 8, 190 acres,
no description 23.21
Thompson, Monroe, 100
acres, no description 12 87
Thompson, Rnfus S, 60
acres, no description 10.50
Woody, J Waldo, 10 acres,
Y'ower property, 4.25
Woody, Samu6l E, agt. Ka
tie Woody Cox, 200 acres
no description 3 49
Workman, Billy P, 35 acres
no description 10.03
Wright, Jno W, 8 acres CA
Hunter land 6 61
Wright & Manning 82 acres
AUmance Copper Mines.. 12.66
COLORED
Alston, CW'er est., 35
acres, no d??cription 4.72
Hass, Geo. est, 90 acres, no
description 10.93
Bowden, Charlie, 2 acres,
no description. 1.71
Foust, Wm. est, 16 acres,
no description y 2.47
Islev, Odell D, 15 acres,
mountain land 3.85
Newlin, S Gilmore, 18 acres
no description 3.34
PATTERSONTOWNSHIP
Carter, W C, 45 acres, 7.75
Coit, Ralph D, 50 acres 14.05
Euliss, J C, 135 acres, home 32.24
Foglemau, Mrs. Waller, 44
acres, borne 10.15
Flynt, Joi n O, 105 acfes 23 50
Garrett, J Gi aham, 53 acres 11.95
Garrett. W W est., 68 acres
Davis & Garrett land 8.80
Goodman, Harry, Filling
Station 6.55
Gregerson, B J, 133 acres,
Clapp land - 19.37
Isley, A C, 100 acres, 26.03
Isley, J Miles, 30 acres,
home, 10.88
Johnson, Mrs. Eula, 21
acres, Hornaday land ? 3.29
Kimrey, A L, 46 acres, 5.78
Kimrey, E E, 126 acres 25.79
Kimrey, Mrs. W H, 90 acres 7 20
Loy, Albe. t, 10J acres, home 4 26
McVev, Albert est., 63 acres 6 93
uarley, Otis, 73 acres 11 65
Meadow, L D, 30 acres, An
drews land, 2.58
Medearis, J L, 17 acres 6.13'
Moon, Henry vV, 42 acres,
mountain land 3.55
Moser, Charles L, 196 acres
heme, 42 85
Noah, Carl A, 15 acree 4.20
Noah, Wm, 60 acres, moun
tain land 9.85
Overman, Robert. 132 acres
home 15.25
Pike, Willie, 58 acres 13.10
Shoffuer, Cyrus S, 42 acres
Mitchell land 3.55
Smith, ?"'C, 47J acree, home 9.85
Smith, G Cleye, 62 acres,
home 14.25
Snyder, T A est., 55 acres,
Strowd land 15.83
Stiwart, John W, 125 acres
Way place, 21.67
Teague, Eugene, 186 acres,
home, 33.50
Teague, J Howard, 72 a^res,
Fowler land 12.33
Thotna*, Jaines est., 15
sere* 3.33
COLORED
j' Albright, Charles, 9 acres.. 3.03
j Albright, Dt'lic, 9 acres,.. 3.03
, Albright, Msrviu, 9 acres.. 5.11
| Albright, M zello, 9 acres, 3.03
}' Andrews, Lenas, 3^ acres, 6.75
j Burnelte, J Allen, 35 acres
; CI*PP land, 6.90
Coble, Win. est,., 40 acres,
)j Lyun & Shatterly laud, 6 70
jCompton, J W, 20 acre* 500
- ' Crutchfield, Margaret, 5
acres, , 2.50
)' Curtis, Fred, 36 acres, 13 32
G<?ruer, Elwoou, 19J acres,
5 Alexander land, 7 72
1 Maiih, 'A' in. H, 23 acres 4 67
5 I Harper, Joe est., 32 acres 4 10
Isley, Leo, 19? acres, 7.20
(?'Jeffries, W Thos, 86 acres,
| home, 17.83
(j Jeffries, Marshall est., 26
| acres, home 5.65
5 Morris, Thomas, 20 acres, 4 75
I Patterson. Ervin G, 24 aere^ 5.60
a Patterson, P Ace, 30 acres,
I home,....-: 13.60
;0 Patterson, R L, 1 acre 4.55
j Patterson, T June, 3 acres, 5 16.
ja'Shaw, Intz, 9 acres, Al
1 bright land, 3.03
;I Walker, Minnie, 9 acres,
I Albright land 3.03
,r While, T Newton, 100 acres
' ' | home, 6 08
[1 This Novnmb^r 5th.. 1934.
H J. STOCKARD,
Sheriff Alamance County.
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