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• THB%U&AWAraiOT, NORfewnjJBSBORO. H. C.
NewConmAteeln
SeoateTo Speed Def^ Pfogridn
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WeahlnatOB. -— Declaring he
■j?*M conrincnd that defense prep-
•ntlona 'were lagging to such an
extent that “oar national secur-
tty la seriously menaced,’’ Sena
tor Byrd (D), Virginia, proposed
the creation of a special Senate
committee yesterday to oTersee
the execution of the preparedness
program.
Byrd, -who had called previous
ly for an explanation of delays
In placing 'warplane orders. In
dicated he was not satisfied Lv a
defense commission report to
President Roosevelt that con
tracts were outstanding for 6,-
747 army and navy planes.
Robert W, Horton, information
director for the commission, de
livered the report to the White
House earlier yesterday. He told
reporters afterward that manu
facturers had signed contracts for
the planes and that they were "in
the process of production.” Ti e
total, Horton said, included some
planes ordered with last year’s
funds but not yet delivered, as
well as those contracted for with
funds which became available
July 1.
Senator Byrd reiterated his
contention that only 343 coribat
planes had been ordered in the
last 100 days and that none of
these could be delivered until
1941—some not until 1942. He
iched letters from Secretaries
IX and Stimson which he said
supported his assertions.
-.Saving that a statement given
Mti at the White House had con
tained the language that orders
were “in the works,” the senator
added in a statement of his own:
“W’hat ‘in the works’ means 1
do not know. I do know, how
ever, that the national defense
advisory committee clears con
tracts, which is not equivalent
actually to making a firm con
tract.
“What the people of America
today are concerned about Is defi
nite and constructive steps to
ward the early and quick prep-'
aratlon of our military defenses.
I am convinces that these prepa
rations are lagging to the extent
that our national security Is ser
iously menaced. 'They want air
planes not ‘on order’ for delivery
a year or so hence but for deliv
ery with promptness.
“It Is not my purpose or Inten
tion to crltlclie any agency of the
government, but I do feel Im
pelled to voice my protest against
unreasonable delay in the ac
quirement of starteglc military
equipment, and to promise my
utmost efforts to develop the
cause for such delay so that
remedial action can be taken.”
'iL Craaor, 9>
A&e Ciowdw, 6,\-
B4ule Itevte, 4» -L
Estelle IBiTla, 1,
* '‘“fllBi. Macs Johiwoit, II
jjauee H. Jotedson, St.
^^■5? I^ejr JohnsOii, it
i.«r
Jane (Mrs. Rot>y) Duacaa,
1,
'2.05
A; J. JqhiiK>& Helrt, 31 ..8.70
Lawrence Duncan, 4, >.
Verdie Edminston, 2, _
W. C. BBedge, 18,
Clay EUer, 96, —:
Gene Eaier. 44,
G. K. H. EUer, 80,
Ernest and Mary Holder El
ler, 8^ 3.46
W. A. laier, 8, 2.66
Robert E31iott, 4, 6.78
J. W. ElUott, 4, 10.09
C S. ERiott, 2, 66J8
C. S. EUiott, 64, 82.61
J. A, Evans, 40, 10.46
Thelma LQfiD>B&, I6
Hayviliy: Mathis, Si
B. 0. Miller,
•V. W. Hiller. 20
Lucy Ml*e, 8
Oscar Moxley, 24
J. M. Myers, 25—........
Percy Myers, 16
2.19
.r2.89
V.87
10.04
4,46
3.16
Mies R. 0. McCreary, 26
8. M. McCreary, 25
Mrs. A. C. Pardue, 18 —
Davie Pennington, 87 - 8.24
9.06
T.Ji
6.0S
3.24
.76
2.21
11.08
11.81
4.56
6.57
4.12
Ruby Perry, 10 —
Llndla Porter, 96
L. R. Porter, II ..
Notice Of Sale
Of Land
(Continued From Page Six)
W. S. Soots, 7 lots, 7.16
Will M. Sparks, 3 lots, 4.37
Coy Lee Spease, 4 lots, 6.91
Mrs. M. E. Staley, 1, 2.92
Rose Stanley, 1 lot, 7:34
Joe Stanley. 5 lots, 6.90
Joe Paw, 1, .16,Mertle Porter, 66
Cager Faw, 6, 9.80 R. M. Prevette, 82 —
Grace Faw, 10, 9..14.S. W. Queen, 76 —
Agnes and Mae Faw, 1 lot.. 1.84 Caroline Rhodes, 62
T. H. Faw, Estate, care
C. C. Faw, 8,
10.60
T. B. Finley, Bankrupt
Estate, 67, — 2.10
Dr. W. C. Greene, Heirs, 29,.. 19.43'j^jary Sebastian Heirs, 30 _
C. 0. Richardson, 7 _
WlHle Roope, 20
F. I. Roope, dec., 23
M. V. Sebastian, 27
George W. Grier, 55, 11.60
A. L Griffin, Heirs, 86,
Jane and RiAic Griffin, 40,-
John Griffin, 126,
Diana Griffin, 86,
Calvin Griffin, 9, —
Monroe and Percy Griffin,
26,
Nathaniel Griffin, 94,
Alice Gryder, 6,
W. T. Hincher, 37,
iV.’infield Huffman, 1,
J. C. Shew, 28
Shlpwash & W. E. Long,
91 acres
.90
2.63
Robert Shumaket, 1 _
D. M. Shumate. 45 _
L. W. Smithey, 4
Mrs. Sparks. 6
R. H. Stone,
1.08
4.73
2.69
.MtTR'K
By virtue of an Order and De
cree of the Superior Co^urt of
Wilkes County, signed by the
Clerk thereof, and approved hy; Walker, 3 lots,
the Presiding Judge on the 8th ; gverette Warren, 1 lot,
day of -August, 1940. in the w, a. Watkins, 1 lot,
Special Proceeding entitled. Mrs. Ijj, l_ Watkins, 2 lots,
Lizzie Dotson, Admr., and Widow p j). Welbome, 1 lot,
19
K. S. Stone, 15 —
P. J. Stone, 5
If'iiuiem niui.iiuwi i - uo Eugenc Walkeri 65
Tom Huff^ir'iee,loiiSiMrs. Emma L. Ward, 69 ....
Alice Huffman, 34, 2.84 C.
Bessie Huffman, 16, 3.42 ‘—
Mansfield Huffman, 66, 8.20 W. D. Weston, 20
W. H. Hurley, 46, 12.82 R- D. Whitley. 31
Wm. Hutchens, 3, 2.97,T. Y. Whitley, 14 —
John T. IrVin, 2 1.05'J. M. Whitley, 45
Callie Kilby, 4, .43 Arvil Whitley, 45
Noma Kilby, 3 3.18 A. W. Wheatley, 45
C. W. Lambert, 7, ^ 3.73 L. J. Wiles. 29
Sylester Laws, 7, 4J51 Vestal Wiles, 60 —
R. E. Lovette, 4, 9.64 B. R. Wiles, 6
„ , . oorroiJ- F. Lovette, 3, 7.17 R. P. Wiles, 26 —
M. G. Steelman, 1 lot, ... 23.79 Chester A. Marlow, 2, .86 Garnet Wiles, 5
Mrs. Henry St. John, 1 lot,.. ^.■M steven S. Martin, 68, 10.78 Grant Wiles. Sr., 25
George L. Michael, 2 lots, .... 13.03 Mrs. Rhoda Wiles, 34
L. M. Miller, 25 6.25 d. Wood, 25, bal.
Mrs. M. E. Miller, 9, 1.10 Charles H. Wood, 11
Russell W. Miller, 2, 2.31 p, r. Wood, 50
A. P. Minton, 27, 6.36 Garfield Wood, 25
W. T. Minton, 12, 16.18 o. a. Wood, 17
0. N. Mitchell, 16, 1.84 Marler Wood, 21
Angie Stone, 1 lot, 2.43
Harry L. Summers, 6 lots — 15.39
Hannah Taylor, 1 lot, 17.01
’The State Co., 3 lots, 97
P. V. and Ina Turner, 4 lots, 13.88
Mrs. Etta Turner, 1 lot, 27.76
Worth W. Vannoy, 8, 20.85
J. L. Vannoy Est., 6,
Lester Waddell, 16, —
John Waddell, 4,
4.87
4.67
3.23
.97
7.18
1.94
Rachel McBwen, 40, 6.25 -n p -wood ’ 1
Izettie McGlammery, 6 ’
John M. McGlammery, 88, ..
John D. McLean. 5,
H. Pearl McNeil, 13,
P- M. McNeil, Heirs, 24,
Q'’°iLarry C. McNeil, 35,
.81
10.02
2.88
6.16
4.06
16.24
8.43
4.87
4.12
3.49
11.74
1.27
6.15
14.87
1.84
17.29
1.08
1.37
4.87
6.43
2.54
7.73
9.63
17.85
10.13
2.69
8.59
2.18
8.36
6.33
6.06
7.21
15.51
5.15
7.55
2.31
6.79
4.67
3.73
8.32-
12.71
3.20
4.39
7.26
. — .36
-J'^lMrs. L. D. Wyatt. 115 16.62
ilno'Ernest Yates, 15 9.35
Iv-OOi „ ,
g 14! Colored
3'l9 Dora Cropps, 75 6.49
4.0l'Williara Dowell, 3 39
lot —
iRobert J. McNeil, 20, 1.71'C. Redmon, 21 - 3.63
of Wiley Dot.son, deceased, against! John L. Wells, Sr., 3 lots, .... 36.80, lo-.-i, c McNeil’ 4l’ 594 W O
Henrv Dotson. Sr., et al.. heirs atistanley Wheeling, 1 lot Oma**McNeil 56 ’ ’-II 527iJ. W.
law and next of kin of Wiley Dot- Mrs. Dora Whittington, 1, — .48 pua-Up 4 ' 6 311
Watkins, 31
Waugh, 30
son, deceased, which Special Pro- ■ R. H. Williams, 7, 7.15
ceeding is pending in the Superior jE. V. Williams, 1 acre and
Court of Wilkes County, directing 5 lots, 115.75
the undersigned Commissioner to i Mrs. Alice Williams, 7 lots, _28.92
resell the lands described in the!James F. W’illiams, 7 lots, — 34.82
Petition, lying and being in Wilkes Mrs. Nettie Williams, 34
County, for the purpose of mak- ■ acres and 1 lot. 104.35
ing assets with which to pay | T. H. Williams, 2,
debts, and for pariition of the re-|J. F. Wood, 2 lots, ooi
mainder by reason of a ten per i Doc. Wood. 2, — 2.91
cent bid having h'een filed on thejJ- Q- Yates, 4
price bid at a former sale, the un-| . - ., Colored en
' Wevslcned Commissioner will on ! Jessie J. Alexander, 1 lot
Saturday. September 7th, 1940, I Mary Alexa-ider, 3 lots,
eleven-thirty A. M. at the [Jof Bowers Slots,....—
1.13
8.98
15.88
Charlie Nelson, 4, 6.31
A. T. Nichols, 43, 24.94! Somers Township
J. W. Nichols, 210, 21.30.L. C. Anderson, 93
Annie Nichols, 17, 1.84 J. T. Benbow. 206
C. M. Nichols, 4 lots, 11.45 James C. Billings, 6
G. A. Nichols, Estate, 28, 1.E8 Mrs. Effie Collier, 108
J. E. Nichols, 1, 06 h. C. Coleman, 9
Winfield Nichols, 7, 1.42|jonah Combs, 62
A. G. Osborne, 6, 7.93 j. e. Haynes, 62
T. M. Osbome, 12, 3.10
Mrs. Cola Parsons, 10, .89
E. C. Parsons, 1 lot, 79
Estelle Parsons, 2, .16
Hilda Parsons, 175, .
H. M. Phillips, 6
W. C. Pierce, 6 lots,
N. J. Pierce, 53,
Roxie Pierce, 35,
8.40
1.68
2.10
10.41
3.15
Mrs. Pearl Johnson, 310 .. 11.24
ceased, owned at the time of his
death in the following described
lands:
Adjoining the lands of Jesse
Dotson. Mary Transou, M. E.
'Transou on the East; on the
by Magdeline Howell, and
Alflowell: on the North and Bast
by Nathan Parker Heirs; on the
East by Zeno Baity and others,
and bounded as follows;
beginning on Jesee Dotson'p
i^jljtheast corner, and running
Blast 70 polee; thence South 59
poles to the Parker line; thence
West on said line 20 poles;
t.\ence South on Parker’s W’est
llv'e 80 poles to the Salisbury
Road; thence W’est on said road
to Jesse Dotson’s line; theoce
North 100 poles on said line to
the beginning. Containing 4 5
acres more or less.
This the 19th day of August.
1940.
CHAS. G. GILREATH,
18-29-2t.
28.83
67.47
^ourt House door in he Town of 1 "14 4 8R
Wilkesboro sell at public auction ; 3 ’ ’ 6 37
to the highest bidder for cash all i ^uby Br^ 3. "’JJiWley Pike 10
the interest of Wiley Dotaon. ! j;rp®BTuni!’Ml'IIIIir" 10 75
Ben Calloway, 3, .43
Earl Campbell, 1 lot, 8.66
Granvill Denny, 1, 2.43
~V>3«oa»uaii, az, o.zo ’ ’ c ni
M. vV. Graham, 2 lots, ^ioiC. S. Sebastian, 37, 4.12 Mrs. Cecil Johnson, 13 5.25
CVJv. r. T f Ivo Km V fix __ ^
3.58
„ _ on lotg J- -A- Rhoades, 160, 26.20
P. Bynum, 20 W.-IS jj ^ g
Fred Ryecroft, 10, 2.61
George Sale, 1 lot, 9.87
, Roy D. Saunders, 1, 10.09'„’a«
C. 0. Sebastian, 12, 3.23 Sarah J. Johnson, 63 13.92
J. M. Howard Heirs, 30 ....
Percy Johnson, B5
Mrs. Minnie Johnson, 105
C. J. Johnson, 96 —
R. H. Johnson, 10
Mina Johnson, 25
Mrs. Mina Johnson, 20
Mrs. Ina Johnson, 83
8.42
7.65
815.82
50.84
2.87
21.17
2.82
6.16
14.91
4.19
14.74
9,17
21.21
7.41
1.75
3.62
21.53
Mrs. 0.
Fterx ' .
'Mn. J. A. 44 L;.
itotlir Broviir II
yir*. B. F. SjrpwiL IS 2^
W. J. Brown Bhte 111
C. M. Brown, 14 ?.I4
A. 0. Bryan, 1 Iota
J. W. Bryan, 81
A. O. Bryan, A«t., 149 —L
Mrs. T. S. Bryan, 141
T. R. Bryan, 66
C. W. Casey, 88
Mrs. Effie Cssey, 8
Ills it«r'’M01»r, St
W.«T
il.ti
4.11
15.M
1.T9
1.46
.17
J. R. Caudill Heirs, 42 —
Mrs. Maude Caudill, 2 lots
Chatham Msat. Co., 825 28.87
R. M. Chatham, 266 18.87
Burley Cheek, 8 8.00
0. W. Ohlldresa, 78 9,7i
r, W. Bhoate, 1 lot .27
J. W. Cllnard Est., 80 J 2.96
Ellen Cockerham, 60 8.30
J. F. Ctdllns, 8 1.01
J. H. Collins, 89 12.88
W. F. Cooimr, 25 8.09
J. 0. Cothren', 42 9.72
Elizabeth Cothren, dec., 17 6.18
Ethel Cox, 16 1.89
Alvin H. Cox, 16 4.62
H. W. Cox, 27 — 6.65
Mrs. T’yre Cox, 16 3.68
Glynn Cox, 27 7.57
Mrs. A. L. Crabb, 102 12:06
J. H. Dameron, 21 2.80
W. R. Dameron, 21 2.80
Watson Durham, 39 8.61
Farm Federal Mortaags
Corp., 110 16.63
T. B. Finley, bankrupt, 642 48.63
3.00
2.52
4.99
20.87
8.87
26.16
6.94
4.15
18.70
9.78
G. W. Johnson, 204
Mra Grace Johnson, 295 ..
Shirley Johnson, 67 14.14
Mrs. R. M. Johnson, 117 .. 11.08
Johnson, 83 — 13.87
EXlria L. Graham, 2, .68
Annie and Connie Green,
1 lot, 3.89
S. A. Grimes, 17, 18.73
•lames W. Harris, 1 lot, — 9.88
L. F. Harris, 4 lots, 10.88
Leonard S. Houghton, 2 lots, 10.04
Obie Thomas Horton, 1 lot— 6.99
E. L. Long, 10, 7.51
Edith McGrady, 1, 1-46
M. L. Redmond, 9 lots, 16.99
Columbus Redmond, 3, 5.91
H. D. Reed, 2 lots, 1.94
Bertha Reynolds, 2, 7.78
Frances Smith, 8, 7.07
Robert Thomas, 12, 10.56
Emma W. Transou, 3 lots, — 7.78
Charles Turner, 3, 3.83
Lelia 'Turner, 3, — 6.06
Fannie May Watkins, 1, — 4.86 g
J. H. V. dtkins, 1, — 5.o^ ^ ^ *3
T r 15 8 31 O. Woodie, 3
J. C. Sheets, 100, 10.50
Hampton Sheets, 2 lots, 11.40
T. F. Shumate, 4, 7.27
Rich M. Staley, 3, 11.08
C. C. Staley, 20 lots, 17.49
Marcus G. Steelman, 40, —
J. S. Steelman, 66,
Jessie Summerlin, 32, 7.66 R. W. Miles, 61
Clyde Vanney, 10, 5.84 M. M. Mitchell, 115 __
100
5.25
6.22
3.21
Mrs. Nannie Johnson
James Lonsford, 75
Bdward Lonsford, 2
Floyd Mahaffey, 13 4.62
Mary Mahaffey Heirs, 85 7.25
19.80 Mrs. Ada Mayberry, 100
12.34 Mrs. Nora Mayberry, 163
J. C. W’atkins, 15, 8.31
I James F. Watkins, 4 4.33
'Cordelia Watkins, Est., 4, — 5.83
; 1 H. R. W’atkins, 4 4.33 ^
e of the pow-; w. 0. Watkins, 4, 6.54 4. J-
in a certain. Roxie W'atkins, 4, 7.05 ^ ® J-
Coy Vickers, 5,
Mrs. Winnie Vickers, 33,
Virginia, Carolina Joint
lind Bank, 21,
L. E. Walker, 3,
Carl E. Wallace, 46,
Q. E. Watkins, 6 lots, !
Grant Whittington 6.68
A. L. Wilson, 1, 1.05
J. N. Woods, 12, 3.15
1.31
3 lots, 1.37
Cora Wooten, 8 lots, 3.78
J. C. Wyatt, 29, .26
Vida Wyrick, 13, 1.89
68
05
20.53
38.09
7.51
16.81
15.68
19.65
7.02
3.74
6.35
3.04
Ko«k Creek Township
''’pstsl Aboher J 4.37
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue
er of sale contained
Deed of Trust, executed by J. P. Charles H. Watkins, 2,
Crvsel and wife, Ella Mae Crysel, Ola Watkins, 5,
under date of Au^^t 11, 1939 to j MinmeN>ely Watts, 1 lot, . .„„anaer. uu
North Wilkesboro Building and Ben H. Waugh, 11, A *
^In ATsJ^tation. to secure the Frank Little, I.94 Arthur Baldwin,
Mvmenf of a note therein men-' REDDIES RIVER TOWNSHIP J' V- Bau^.s
^n^ Uich Deed ef Trust is re-!J. R. Adams, 28, 6 04 C. R. Billings. 19
corded’ in the office of Register of; Mrs. Ila Adams, 15, 2.78 Mr^ ®
De^s for Wilkes County in Book | Mrs. J. W. Baldwin, 10 .96 C. H. Blackhurn, 78
188 ^ge 133; and, default having |j. B Barker, 1 5.25 Rester Blackburn 45
been *made in the payment of the'Roy Bauguess, 4, 10.03 D. H. Blackbuin, 12
h^ehr^ess thereby secured, and' Mattie J. Bauguess, 10, .— 2.14 Theodore Blackburn, 17 _
demand having been made on me; ,C. L. Beamon, 13, 2.6-3 A. C. Brewer, 100
2.63 Lester C. McCarter, 3
7.09|Thomas R. Nlchola‘son, 95,
Iw. M. Nicholason Heirs, 21
5.25;j. A. Oakley. 115 21.47
•63lBaydon Oakley, 25 3.82
7.35 Mrs. Gaston G. Oakley, 159 14.43
8-32 Mrs. Sara J. Prevette, 160 10.27
Noah N. Prevette Heirs, 34 3.51
W. H. Prevette, 9 4.84
Owen Roberts, 88 26.08
A. C. ReberU, 176 35.06
Mrs. Myra B. Robins, 51 8.17
Mrs. Addle Sale, 114 25.66
J. I. Shatley, 33 — 9.54
Mrs. Pearl E. Souther, 15 2.83
Spencer L. Sparks, 59 13.81
S. L. Sparks, Jr., 60, bel. 19.95
W. G. Garvey, 30
Mrs. Martha Gentry, 26
John H. Gentry, 2 lots
W. 3. Hall, 74
Mrs. L. W. Hanks, 60 __
T. J. Hayes, 126
James Hayes, 29
C. H. Hayes. 5 -
f;aIloway Haynes, 60
Grover Haynes, 57
W. G. Hlnshaw Est. care
Eva W. Hlnshaw, Clem
mons, N. C., 60 6.24
G. D. Hinson, 112 — 24.52
Mfs. J. A. Hodge, 75 9.08
Herman Holbrook, 40 6.02
R. D. Holbrook, 33 — 10.65
Miss James Holbrook, 23 3.48
Tincle Holbrook, 23 —. 4.05
I. lnvell Holcomb, 21 11.41
J. H. Halloway, 22 4.52
C. E. Hutchison, 287 26.09
S. J. Johnson, 42 5.29
W. J. Johnson, 1 lot 56
S. J. Joins, 121 22.40
H. C. Kilby. 24 — 3.02
A. W. Lentz, 84 15.16
Hlllery Luffman, 10 4.05
Bina Lyon, 25 4.41
May & Myers, 63 — .16
G. G. Mitchell, 7 1.26
Mrs. Byrdie Moody, 7 2.26
M. L. Myers, 42 4.98
W. L. McCoy, Heirs, 26 _ 1.96
S. A. Norman, 4 5.15
W. H. Norman, 141 15.18
W. K. Owens, 33 5.09
K. B. Owens Heirs, 1 lot _ 3.05
A. R. Pardue, 66 17.97
Lawrence Poplin, 100 4.02
H. C. Prevette, 50 4 41
Mrs. Bessie Blackhurn
Pruitt. 26 6.30
J. T. & C. O. Pruitt Heirs,
150 acres 27.72
J. T. Pruitt, 197 30.75
J. M. Reynolds. 133 33.66
Roaring Gap Inveetment
Co., care R. R. Carter,
Raleigh. N. C., 83 lots .. 8.72
Roaring Gap Co. 40 4.03
Royal Bros, dec., 1 lot — 2.69
W. F. Sanders, 53 — 6.36
Mrs. Bertha Simmons, 15 _ 6.89
A. G. Snow, 219 40.77
G. W. Sparks, 150 18.90
W. G. Sparks, 4 1.42
W. M. Spicer, 126 14.70
Joe M. Spicer, 74 11.53
Garland Spicer, 2 2.81
W. G. Swann, 121 20.61
C. E. Taylor, 1 lot .23
Mrs. T. J. Thomae, 1 lot — .50
I. H. Vestal, 4 2.54
Vestal Heirs, 1 lot — 1.64
D. W. Waddell, 27 8.77
Lee O. Wagoner, 100 17.44
Frank Wagoner, 130 — 22.31
R.
flotlo® «Uler,
iiMh If. C. 4ff
A'fonr IQReri 90 ,—Lj-
iln. Cora Osborn*, 41'
Alex Ooborra# 44.^&.p—
U.'C&OWOBS, 80
oiwai'’'D. Palmer, 71
W. r. ParMna7|foirl..l5 -
Isaac Perry, 62 —
Mrs. T. J. Pierce, 96
Mack Pirultt. 86
Asnio Pruitt, 21 .
Millard Rotten. 26
W. M. Rotten, 42
Bine Roti^jn, 14
Ida Rotten, 10 —
WeUle Royal. 80 —;
Franklin Royal, 39
Nathan B. Royal, 20
C. A. Seagravee, 219
L. -M. Sheets, 34
C. F. Sheets, 33
Thlrla. Sheets, 68
Alonzo Sheets, 20 —
W. B. Sheets, 66
Mia. Lydia Sheets, 37
Wint Snyder, 1 ——
Ella Speers, 9
Shade Staley, 60 —..
Kelcie Stanley, 32 ....
A. KMaor, fir.. IP
: 1.10:1' «anpii K>6 mli
Qrxiel, 1 lot' -S—•M.-'ilL
Mrs. T. M.Crysai. I lota,L! MM ^
BiM i JJaxis, jLtJi.
0t& DmIa 1 lot
Mb Pfirfc. leiot «Ji -
WUlto 1. Davld86n. 60,, UJM v’f,
Mir*. A. C. Dannia, 1 kitl— If
Martin Dota^ 4ee'd., II IJfi‘
WOer''* Henry Dotaon. 20
lack Dotaon, Bstata, 10 — llf
Allan Lw Dotaon, 16 ^ &• “
Mra. W, M. HlariH —— J*
Rarmaa Qmore, 17 IMfi
Hr*. MatUa Foster, 1 lot _ MR
fitasda Fleeter, I JM
Mra. Cora Foster, 3 lots — UK
J. B. Qlaaa, 40 tlAfi
C. O. Qlaaa, 81 L ttM.
K A. k C. O. Glaas, 147
acres, balance — tJB
F. J. HarUe/, 36 t
Mrs. York Hayes, 2 Iota —
Mrs. BdMb Hemphill, 1 lot
1.60 iJames Howell, 70 —
Mary D. Jarvis, 2
R. L. Vannoy, Gdn., 60 ....
Mertie Vannoy, 47
M. A. Vannoy, 30
W, T. Watson, 13
Mandie 'Wayne, 90
Krs. J. V. Whittington,
220, bal.
D. P. Whittington. 43 10.61
Walter Whittington, 10 .... 5.12
Jess Wlngler, 48
24.36
6.62
6.67
6.76
4.24
2.04
2.17
6.16
.73
4.91
4.50
10.15
6.93
6.87
2.84
1.96
7.80
M. F. Wingler, 33
Lunda Wlngler, 26
6.30
5.36
6.64
.79
2.99
1.69
4.31
Austin Woodie Heirs, 20 ..
David Woodie, 9 ——
Doan Wyatt, 10 —
Willie Wyatt. 3
Elisabeth Wyatt Heirs, 66
Feltie Wyatt, 21
G. W. Wyatt, 47
Monroe Wyatt, 75
Alex Wyatt, 24
Thos. J. Wyatt, 32 6.93
W. T, Wyatt, 200
Sherman Wyatt, 1 lot
Wiley Yates, 30
LM
2a_a
Mrs. Nancy Jarvis, Estate,
129 acres —
John R. Jones, 1 lot
W. A. Jonee, 1 lot
W. L. Lee, 3
W. L. Lee A J: H. Jolnes,
2 lots,
J. C. Livingston, 4
Walter Love, 28 —
Mrs. C. R. Love, dec., 8 —
Charlie Milam, 1 lot —
W. E. Minton, 1 lot
Linney & Julia Minton, 11
John L. Minton, 4 lots
J. M. Mitchell, 1 lot
Carey Moore, 1 let
W. G. Morrison, 6 —
Mrs. C. F. Morrison, dec’d.
2 lots
(Continued On Page Eight)
Worth E. Morrison, dec’d.,
1 lot - - ZlAm
Luther Morrison, 1 lot 1*JM
C. B. Myers, 1 — fJLfiS
Milton McNiel Heirs,
care John R. Jones, 7 — ClM
9.XI
5JI
X.M
•-M
l-M
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39jM
6.88
2.35
1.15
8.55
.11
.87
Colored
Lee Bass, 19
Walnut Grove Township
Mrs. Casey Absher, 47 ...
J. T. Absher Heirs, 100,
balance
Saphronla Bell, 17 —-
Pearl Bell. 40
Elsie Billings, 78
Jim Alexander. 90. bal.
5 5
Heirs,
80
will THERBFiORE, on Mon-|Mvrtle Beshears, 3, 4.30 J. R. Brewer,
ilow Se’nt“’nber 9, 1940, at the' Davie Blackburn, 4, .31 E. A. Brewer.
hoiM of ten (10:00) o’clock A. M., C. S. Bowers, 1, 2.10 Thomas Brewer,
courthouse door in Wilkes- Lewis B. Bradshaw, care of ^ °
borr^ffw 'for sale for cash to the Alvin Sturdivant, 52
highest bidder, the following de- Lola McGlammery Bnggs,
■cribed real estate, to-wit: 1 23,
A trac* or parcel of land in George and Roe Brown, 60,..
Wilkes (bounty, State of North Florence Brown, 51,
SroHnaTadjoining the lands of G. R. M. Brown. 22.
10
dec., 80 ....
25
J. W. Brewer, 46
3J5|Mrs. Caroline Brown, 17 _
11. D. Brown, 88
2.26 RoDert Burchette, 5 2.58
4.20 Julia Burchette, 18 ' 3.16
1.97
11.57
6.43
14,06
2.26
1.32
12.77
9.76
8.58
4.43
13.70
3.08
12.58
4.74
17.84
9.96
11.68
Glenn Speaks, 19
Mrs. Augusta S’pripkle, 7 .
Mrs. Cecil Walker, 13 ._
Erma B. Weathennan, 90 .
J. W. Wright, 177
3.63
1.33
8.14
14.55
30.77
-Stanton Township
Mrs. R. C. Ashley, 78 _— 1.86
J. T. Ashley, 85 6.88
J. B. Calloway, 169 8.22
Mrs. V. M. Church, 347 .... 48.09
4.73 Mrs. Earl Byrd,
1.96 Iran Byrd, 33
Byrd, 6
53
fa rwvsel R A. Crysel and oth- Roxie Bullis, 32, 2.89 a. M
. !Mrs. Blache Mb’s, 37, 4.20,a. Caudill. 35 ... 14.0
BEXJINNING on a stone on the Mg^ Bu^s, 16, — 4.26 jj. q Caudill, 40 8.6
South side of the Stony F\rk York C. Bulbs, 25, _ 2.57Lejj^ Cockerham, 60 7.8
f^akesboro Road m the old J. E Wm J Bur^rner 66, „.... 11.66 ^ m. Coffey. 32
‘Itae- and running South 86 A. L. Bumgarner, 36,
^st wit^the South mar- A. G. Bumgarner, 75
'( JSTrf Sw raad 10. poles ta a 0, C. Bumgarner, 10,
i'Ztuke; then North 79 '
with same 4 poles and
futone: thence South
ri>U*t 9 poles to a , . „„
^ Hftirrees West 18 poles to 82,
thence North 85 de^ JL’
8..76
12.76
7.72
Mamie Combs, 94
Mrs. A. L. Crabb, 60
I pol©S vO a Ajuiinjttiiici, Av, —— i.iAi Arthur Daurv
de^ East Wince Bumgarner, 72, . 12.44 t r n„wfi7’7
1 7 links to a Rev. S. N. Bumgarner, 65. „ 9.81 j' «' 1’ ^
64 degrees Elbert Cannon, 1. 6.68 ^
stonel thence Mrs. Sarah Canter, Heirs,
Mrs. Julina Durham, 10
3 33 Jesse Ester, 33
III II " 6.99 W. Pllnchem, 15 7.00
'^Sneh of d^ Rell Caudill, , .:.IIIIIIIII ll.'ee
?^“j Vc^foW ItoS; FVwbs-Chtach, ■lI'HIIIIIII '".26 J' ^ 38
V ^ ^Yh Mrs. C. C. Church. 126, ...__ 92.80 C- Harrold. 43
r W ?9 ^ be- C. W. Church, 25. 2.94 J- L. Harrold,
i line 18 pc.es to rae ^ j ^
old
, Containing Two and
1.
34
31-190 W. T. Church, 4,
Monroe Church, 2,
9.29 Mrs. W. A. Haynes, 14
H. aam.
2Stl
316
1.00
11A2
J. C. Henderson, 60
M. L. Holbrook, 16
T. M. HoUoway, 47
F. B. HoUoway,. 16
8.40 Necy HoUoway. 71
Mrs. Mae Eller, 125
R. S. Ferguson, 82 —
T. B. Fi^ey Bankrupt
Est., 340
R. J. Greer, 2 —
Hlnshaw Heirs, 30
Mrs. J. C. HoUoway, 10
Jones & Vannoy. 164
Eollie Parsons, 20
Beatrice Parsons, 92
Mrs. Cynthia Anne Par
sons. 16 —
Peyton Parsons Heirs, 30 ..
D. C. Parsons, 17 —
J. M. Powell Heirs, 25 —
Rebecca Roten, 24
Sara C. Spet-3, 65
J. A. Watts, in
J. D. Tates, 2C
6.11
6.93
30.87
6.51
2.43
.87
5.85
4.73
2.12
.46
.96
3.90
.72
2.92
7.41
2.31
.58
Traphill 'Tovnishlp
Nancy Adams, 4 ....
Mrs. Susan J. Adame, 61 ..
Nella Alexander, 41
Trelcy Baugu-ee, dec., 61
Ted Baugueso, 2
W. P. Bell, 10
J. Cart Bllllnga. 4
Mrs. Teesle BUllnge,
C. W. Blllngs, 81 —
Mrs. A. C. Bluings, 4
Myrtle BUUnca, 86 .
H. B. BttUag%.4li -
t W. Baldwin. 71
Welborne Billings, 55 _
C. D. Blevins, 59
E. H. Blevins, 50
Mrs. C. G. Bowers, 59
Fannie A. Bowers, 25 9.45
M. L. Bowers, 45 10.08
R. L. Bowers, 110 12.82
Fannie Bowers, 94 — 8.01
Genio Brooks, 12 8.31
A. F. Brooks, 40 7.07
Elsie Burchette, 40 8.20
Jim Byrd, 28 — 4.47
L. F. Caudill, 92. bal. 11.11
2.17 C. M. Pardue, 8 —.—
5.85 Vetra Poindexter, 3 —
Miss Carrie Powell, 1 lot ..
A. L. Prevette, 4
Mrs. Betty Rash, 1 —
J. V. Reins, 1 lot —
Earl Saunders, 16
W. F. Saylors, 10
Polly Shatley Heirs, 5 —
Sanford Shatley, 2
1.26 Mrs. A. M. Shew, 27 —
W. P. Shew Heirs, 62
Mrs. Julia Shew, 17
Mrs. A. B. Somers, 1 lot ....
3.55 Myrtle Steele, 12
Mrs. Alice Stewart, dec’d.,
1 lot
Vernon Stroud, 1 — —
J. Hazel Stroud. 12
W. C. Stroud, 32
Walter Stroud, 1 —
Clifton Waddell, 12
Van Wiles, 3
1.04
2.36
3.40
9.76
3.93
8.77
2.52
6.73
lZ.tf
1S.S
2.«l
14.»
&.9C
12.1*
.««
4.TI
3.1s
C.3*
um
fXA
1I.«L
14.77
35.«I
IftfiB
1.17
X8.8t
Vance Warren, 60 —
Mrs. Vina Wilmoth, 39 —
Tom Wilson, 6
John A. Wood, 3
Mary Ann Wood, 18
Paul B. Wood, 6 —
John A. Woodruff, 60
Grace G. Chatham
Wesley Cheek
Colored
Tyre Alexander, 33
Lee Bowers, 57
Lucy Dowell Heirs, 26 —
Ester Fletcher, 11 - 2.08
4.25
4.15
3 1.70
8.92
2.24
3.12
2.63
2.27
4.64
6.54
5.04
4.20
4.16
5.68
2.19
Alonzo Fletcher, 1
Vestal Hoosler, 2 .
Grace Parks, dec..
UNION TOWNSHIP
Absher & Hlnshaw, 112 ..| 9.03
T. L. Absher, 75 6-18
W. M. Abhher, 85 —. 7.48
Glenn Bare, 30 5.77
Lucy Black, 65 —! — 3.93
Stanley Blevins, 5 1-46
Lola McGlammery Briggs,
4 acres — —r--
Ollie Brown, 48
Wiley Bullis, 17
Guy F. Cleary, 94
J. F. Cleary, 40
I. C. Cleary, 60 —
R. B. Combs, 20
John Cook, 50 —
Mrs. Julina Durham, 62
J. W. Felts, 30
T. B. Finley Bankrupt
Estate, 1628
Gettie Gambill, 106
W. W. Gambill, 79
Ila S. GamMll, 20
William Cleve Gam-blll, 72
C. D. Hall, 32
Filo Hall, 75
Robert G. Hall, 7
Mrs.. Robert Hall, 20
W. R. Hamby, 95
W. F. Hamby, 100 - 16.56
3.84
7.83
17.40
6.10
16.38
2.58
8.06
6.68
3.15
4.64
3.36
11.4f
5.0(
65.81
8.71
19.9!
2.61
7.61
24.76
8.44
2.65
6.67
16.23
L. F. Hamby, 71
M. M. Hamby, 128
Major Higgins, 71
S. P. Higgins, 30
Hlnshaw & Shutt, 144 .—
Wint Holbrook, 12 —
Alonzo Holbrook, 36 6.73
Holbrook & Siddem, 50 112
H. B. Holbrook, 35 5.57
R. L. Johnson, 75 12.03
I. C. Johnson, 94 — 14.88
John R. Jonee, 50 — 2.81
H. J. Joines, 118 11.97
Kennedy Heirs, 70 6.59
Clarence Miller, 109 23.86
Charlie Miles, 5 26
R. P. Miles, 22 6.71
A. J. Moxley, 136 12.28
Mrs. Mae Myers, 136 30.11
John S. Mv-TJrady, 110 17.72
Wiley P. Rhodes, 36, bal. 4.36
Ell Bebaetian, 25
R. L. Sebastian, 66 ....
Annie Bumgarner, 120
Mollie Burke Heirs, 75 —
John Burke Heirs, 60 —
J. W. Calloway Heirs, 13 ..
Susan ChUdress Heirs, 80
T. T. Church, 4
C. D. Coffey, 69
W. T. Colvard, 100 .—.—
H. A. Cranor, 23
8. J. Dancy, 47
2.31
3.84
2.53
16.17
3.46
1.73
.68
6.47
1.66
2.02
5.89
1.18
5.08
John H. Sheets, 78 _
T. C. Shumate, 126
W. A. Shumate, 160
T. J. Smlthey, 100 ..
W. C. Sparks, 36 11.93
3.36
8.84
7.25
17.14
22.46
15.50
Ham & Jim Dancy, 136 — 19.63
E. S. Darnell, 25
Todd Darnell, 90
Letticie Darnell, 78 —
Thelma Darnell, 75 ...—
A. R. Faw, 24 —....
R. U. Faw, 60
Agnes Faw, 4 ._p
T. B. Finley, Bankrupt
EJstate, 700
Claude Hall, 36
Zina Hall, 4
5.60
4.94
5.06
4.43
2.49
10.99
.49
Will N. Sparks, 100
E. L. Spicer, 33 —
G. H. Stanllff, 40
C. A. Teague, 162
D. L. Waddell, 60 ....
Dwight Waddell, 22
W. C. Waddell, 40
P. H. Waddell, 34
H. M. Waddel, 23
P. H. Wagoner, 32
C. L. Walker. 1
S. Eugene Walker, 17 —....
Jaike WWee, 76
D. P. Tatbe, 12
10.08
6.93
4.87
9.44
5.04
1.64
9.00
8.67
8.73
.8$
.16
4.62
14.64
2.30
Colored
Mrs. Lucy Alexander, 50 _
John P. Alexander, 1 lot _
Harrison Anderson, 1 lot ..
Augusta Anderson, 2 lots _
Mnmmle Anderson, 6 —
Fred Anderson, 1 lot
Sam Bailey, 28 ....
Jennie Bailey, 17
Charles W. Bailey, 2 lots _
A. Bailey, 2 lota —
Clinton Bailey, 1 lot
John Bailey, 1 lot
Della Barber, 1 lot
Avery & Katherine Barber,
2 acres .—
Richard Barber, 1
A. B. Barber, 13
Alfred Barber, 8
Claude Barber, 1
Walter Becknell, 3
Ma,ry Brown, Dec’d,, 1 lot J-H
MoRee Brown, 1 lot — AJ*
Mrs. Ed Brown, 7 — - '9m
Bill Brown, 1 lot
Winston Brown, 1 lot m
Joe Cockerham, 1 lot - t.H
Daisy Davis. 2 lots ''-J
Reben Davis, 2 lots ...
James Pergnson, 2 lots —
Be.ssie Finley Eetate, 52 — 5JH»
Dock Gaither, 11 I-*Y
Dwight Gllreath, 1
Iva Gllreath, 1 lot — A*
Jay Gilreoth, 9
Fred Grimes, 44 — W.A*
Ida Grlnton, 1 lot ♦-**
Robert Grinton, 79 — ifi#
Lincoln Gwyn, 1 lot
Mrs. Helen Gwyn, 1 lot —
Loree Harris, 1 lot T.H
J. G. Harris, 20 — 4-D*
A. C. Harris. 23 1L»
Sam Harris, 2 '13*
C. C. Harris, 16 11*
John A. Harris, 6 —TDS
Louis Harris, dec’d- 79 .... Tfifi
James C. Harris, 7 —-—
Mllard Harris, 13 —
Napoleon Harris, 9 —
Mrs. W. G. Harris, 13
Beulah A Sadie Han|a, .
care Beulah Turner, sjN '
Wilkesboro, N. C., 2,Y«1.-'tW
Omie Hofton, 1
Mrs. Mozelle Horton, 2 lots . tJ*
Amle Horton, 1 lot ■ -fit
Philo Horton, 1 lot .JMfi
Louis Howell, 1 — —
Octa Hunter, 1 —c- ».»
Odell Jones, 2 lot* tJUS*
Richard Lomax Estate, "
2 lots !•-»
Larry Majors, 36 — S49E
Nathan McOirdy, 2 lots
Wilkesboro Township
Mrs. Cicero Adams, 1 lot 3.16
R. C. Adams, 3 acres 1.31
J. H. Alexander, 1 lot
Edwin R. Anderson, 6
Glenn Anderson, 6
Geo. Ashley, 16
Ed Austin, 05
P. U. Billings, 26
H. M. Hamby, 17
V. L. Harris A fi. D.
Eller, 100 2
Wade Hoaek, 80
Mrs. P, W.'SotMJk, 80 —
Mri. Mlwde Joiae*. 160 _ 14.|l
W. M. Blackhurn, 2
Frank Blevins, 3 lot#
Roland L. Bouchell, 9
M. L. Bottchelle, 3
Robert Brook#, 8 . ■ . —
J. D. Brookshire. 1 lot —
14.70
7.6.3
8.71
3.01
10.81
17.1S
7.81
6.21
4.10
2.89
6.71
.16
16.86
Mrs.Isadore McCurdy, 1 let '
Isabella McLean, 2 lots — '’IDS
Wm. Parks. 3 Bafi
Ernest Parka, 12 6Ji
Mary Jane Petty, 8 4.6fi
CTande M. Petty, 2 lots _.. IZm
Ida Reed, 2 — im
Faanj Reynolds, 1 ■'■l.lfi
Richard Roberson, 2
Henry Rotissean, 2 lots — 6-4S
C. J. Ronsseau, dec.,
EUza Southern, 10
Adolphus Speaks, 6
Cgrl Stokes, 1 lot
Leila Mae Stokee, 1 lot _ 3JS
Ooik Vannoy, 6 lots HBti
Gilmore Vannoy, 8 ....
Laura Waters, 8 lots
I. A. WUkia#, 1 lot -
R. B. Watts* 6
LaU Welbon. I I
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