1 Bryant-Wood Vows
Are Sblemnized
^ Mlm Ruth Bryant, daughter of
Rev. Jimmle Bryant, and the
late Mrs. Bryant, of North Wll
keaboro, and Mr. Kyle Wood, eon
of Mr. and Mis. B. G. Wood, also
of North WUkeeboro, were mar
ried Saturday evening, September
11, at 5: SO p. m. at the home of
the groom's parents. The bride's
pastor, Rev. G. W. Curry, offici
ated using the ring ceremony.
The bride wore a street length
drees of gray with black acces
sories. She was attended by Miss
Betty Wood, sister of the groom,
as maid of honor. Glenn Wood
was best man.
Both the bride and groom re
ceived their education at Moun
tain View High School. Mr.
Wood Is now employed at the
Home Chair Company In Honda.
Wesleyan Guild In
Monthly Meeting
Mrs. R. B. Dunn and Mrs.
Warner Miller, Jr., combined hos
pitality to the members of the
Wesleyan Service Guild of the
Wilkesboro Methodist church In
their monthly meeting held Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Dunn. The program on the World
Council of Churches was in
charge of Mrs. Tale Miller, who
was assisted by Mesdames Russell
Pearson, B)ll Moore, Bill Thom
as, Edison Norman, and Jay
Jones. Mrs. Robert Gamfeill, the
president, wae in charge Of the
business session.
The annual district dinner
meeting of the Guild will be held
at L<enolr on Tuesday, October
fifth, and because of this meet
ing the next regular meeting will
be held a week later. Hostesses
tor the next meeting are Mrs.
James Somers and Miss Pattie
Somers. Twenty-two members
were served refreshments during
the social hour.
CARD OF THANKS
We want to thank everyone for
their kipdne^s during the death
of our daughter, Katie Lee John
son.
MR. AND MRS. W. E. JOHNSON
AiND FAMILY.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
FOR PARTITION
By virtue of an Order in the]
Superior Court of Wilkes County,
signed by the Cleik thereof in
the Special Proceeding entitled,
Annie Johnson Barnette, and
others, heirs at law of P. C.
Johnson, deceased, Ex Parte, ap
pointing the undersigned Com
missloner to sell the lands here- I
inafter described at either pub
lie or private sale under the
Statute: . .
The undersigned Commission
er will on October 9th, 1948, at
two o'clock p. m. at the old
homeplace of P. C. Johnson, and
wife, Millie Johnson, !both de
ceased. sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the
following described lands: .
First tract: Beginning on a |
stone near State Highway No.
115, and running South 83 de
nies East 78 poles to a scrub
Pine, on a luge ir0?k;,,tho6?^ I
South 7 degrees West 28 poles
and 2 ft. to a pile of rock in a
hollow; thence South 83 degrees
Bast 59 poles to a stone, Black
Jack, and Poplar; thence North
3 1-2 degrees East crossing a
branch, a high ridge and another
branch 123 poles to a pile> of
stone and Dogwood; thence
North 87 1-2 degrees West cross
ing a high ridge passing a
marked Hickory corner of an ad
joining tract, and North of the
spring 126 poles to a fallen Pine;
thence South 3 1-2 degrees West
crossing a branch at the end of
42 poles, crossing a high ridge
at the end of 59 poles in all 103
poles to the point of beginning.
Containing 87 acres more 01 lew.
Second tract: Beginning on a
large Hickory (old Pine) ^ and
.running South 24 degrees West,
crossing the old Statesville Road,
and North Carolina Highway
115, 18 3-4 poles to a double
Hickory on the North bank of
Hunting Creek; thence up and
with Hunting Creek and its me
anders a general course North
78 degrees West passing the
mouth of a small branch to op
posite the mouth of a large
branch corner of Lot No. 3, allot
ted to Miss Lillie Johnson;
thence up said branch with its
meanders, and with the line of
tract No. 3, the following courses
and distances, North 13 1-2 de
grees East 18 poles, North 25
degrees East 16 poles and 4 ft.
North 16 degrees West 19 1-2
poles, North 45 degrees East 12
poles, North 8 poles, North 35
degrees East 18 poles, North 25
degrees East 29 poles, to a stake
in the branch in the outside line
of the original tract; thence East
and North of the branch with
the old original line 24 poles to
a Beech, formerly a Poplar on
the bank of the branch, original
corner of' old tract; thence
South 2 degrees West 70 poles
to a Dogwood on a ridge, being
the outside line of the original
tract; thence continuing with
said old line South 88 degrees
Bast 10 poles to a stake; thenoe
continuing with said olf line
South 7 degrees East 31 1-2 poles
to a large Hickory and the old
Pine corner of the original tract
and the beginning of this tract.
Containing 28 1-4 acres more or
less.
Fourth tract: Beginning in a
mouth of a ditch on the hank of
Hunting Creek, corner Of Tract
No. 8, and running North 36^1-2
degrees West 2 poles to a Syca
more on the bank of Hunting
Creek; thence with Hunting
Creek the following courses and
distances: North 78 degrees West
80 poles, North 60 degrees West
86 poles, North 75 degrees West
15 poles to a forked Sycamore
at the mouth of & small branch
as it enters Hunting Creek;
thence up and with said branch
crossing N. C. Highway No. 115,
North 24 1-2 degrees East 4#
poles to a (Sourwood; thence
South 87 1-2 degrees Fast 60
poles to a Locust stump, and
stone near the top of the moan
tain end corner of Lot No. 8, al
lotted to Miss Llllie Johnson;
thence with her line South 8 1-2
degrdbs East 54 poles 5 ft. cross
ing State Highway 115, to a Syc
amore on the South bank of said
Highway; thence South 24 de
grees West 12 poles to the be
ginning. Containing 28 1-4 acres
more or less.
Fifth tract: Beginning on a
stake on the West bank of Hunt
ing Creek as it now runs, W. R.
Jornson's old corner, now Rich
ard Call's corner; thence with
the old creek bed prior to the |
Flood of 1240, the following
courses and distances: North 22
degrees West 11 poles, thence
North 27 degrees But 10 poles.
North 31 degrees West 8 poles.
North 55 degrees West 8 poles.
North 88 1-2 degrees West 41 1-2
poles crossing State Highway
116, and back in the pld creek
bed Into the new ereek bed and
to the South corner of Peter
Moore's mill dam at the month
of Biock Creek; thence up rock
creek as it meanders general
course South 50 degrees West
approximately 180 poles to a
Sycamore on the North (bank of
Rock Creek, Parker's Southwest
corner on said creek; thence with
the old Parker line North 67 de
grees West 72 poles to a Doable
White Oak on top of the moun
tain; OgllTle's corner; thence
South' 18 degrees Bast with the
Ogll-vle line, and with the top of
the rlge 80 poles crossing Rock
Creek to a White Pine on a
spring branch, J. W. Fletcher's1
oorner, now Clarence Fletcher's
corner; thence with Fletcher's
line north 76 degrees Bast 84
poles to a stone on the side of:
the mountain, the Peter Moore
and John W. Fletcher's corner;
thence South 87 degrees Bast 88
poles with Peter Moore's line 86
poles to a Black Gum, Richard
ball's corner; thence with Rich
ard Call's line North 13 1-2 de
grees Bast 75 poles to a bunch
of Chestnuts; thence continuing
with Richard Call's line Bast 22
olee to an Apple Tree, now
down; thence continuing with
Richard Call's line North 28 de
grees Bast 48 pole? to the point
of beginning. Containing 182
acres more or less,
j All prospective purchasers
I requested to view these
: prior to the saie, so that ' they
I may be well acquainted with the
I lands which contains valuable
timber, valuable gravel beds, and
, valuable farming land, located in
close proximity to North
' llna State Hghway lid, and
to Hunting Creek Baptist Chnrch
and the Peter Moore Mill Place.
I This 7th day of Sept, 1948.
I i T. E. STORY.
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PAYNE CLOTHING CO.
'B' Street
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
The
R. C. LOWE FARM
Located 3 Miles West of Moravian Falls, N. C
AT AUCTION
FRIDAY, OCT. 1,1948
AT 10:30 A. M.
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e will sell, at auction, on the above date for
Mrs. R. C. Lowe a 91 acre farm, known as the
R. C. Lowe farm, located three miles west of
Moravian Falls, N. C., one mile South-east of
State Highway No. 18, between North Wilkes
boro and Lenoir, and nine miles South-west
of Wilkesboro, N. C.
25 acres of good bottom land, and several car
loads of Pulp Wood. Well watered, and sever
al acres in good pasture; on a gravel road,
with milk route, school route and mail route
by the farm.
IMPROVEMENTS: 6 room house, born ond
other out-buildings.
This Form Will Be Subdivided
PERSONAL PROPERTY
One Cow and Calf - One Mule - Harness
Plows - Wagon - Small Tools - Household and
Kitchen Furniture
This farm is owned by Mrs. R. C. Lowe and she
has instructed us to sell this farm and personal
property for the high dollar on the above date.
Sale Conducted By
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