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DEATH VISITS
KING COMMUNITY
GRAOV 1 AIJiENUKRUV AM)
MRS. JOHN IIAI'SKK AN
SWKK SUMMONS SMITH S
SERVICE STATION l!OB3KD
or jiIK.OO OTHER NKWS.
King. March 20. Grady
Falkenberry, aped 27. died at lii->
home three miles north of Kiiu
Wednesday. The deceased is sur
vived by his lather. J. E. Falken
bcrry. two brothers.. Jesse
Falkenbcny of King. Amos
Falkenberry of High Point and
three sisters, they are Mrs.
Clarence Wort ham of Madison.
Mrs. Robert Fiyc, of High Point
and Mrs. (). R. Tuttle of Dalton.
The funeral service which was in
charge of Rev. E. L. Long
Germanton was conducted a!
Mount Olive Friday afternoon at
two o'clock and burial follow? I
in the Church cemetery.
Luther Caudell, of Savannah.
Ga., is spending a few day? here
the guest of his sister, Mrs.
B. Delp on Pine Street.
Little Billy Boles who is suffer
ing from an attack of pneumonia
anj who has been quite sick is
convalescing.
Some unknown thief broke into
the Thomas E. Smith's service
station Saturday night. About
SIB.OO which had been left in tlv:
place was taken. Nothing else
was molested.
The old bank building on th-. 1
corner of Main and Depot St reel*
is being remodeled and a new ad
dition elected. As soon as com
pleted this buildin;; will be oc
(ji (ffllT costs no more to get these proven fert:
M .". }U] containing extra plant-foods captured fn '
mt ij£l'" • ■*jjii~,*. ..>,,,' -sea, soil and mines. The better ingredients suf-
t —insure
' Ven *' FOW money-making crops.
PROM thew^wc ;
u'':i.:-l'i'j t;-.' , U:O.' t " f>, ° Ut " '•'/■'• '
i 3 ■*,•.. . ««•, • M '
lu } - k;. * ,V„ v* V. i u ."IROM the soil, wo get cottonseed
" /»«•' ; -'"-.'"'-*v. '*■ i. t me al, lit li in all three of the most
Of Lii *'tsS §H ■ I'lA plant-foods. It helps to make
a l| I " Ui-son's Mixtures fluffy easy to
'4hub£ ' 3 J I | u tribute. The soil also supplies rich
['i'/ ''' tan kage 'hat feed the plants
four urcs when
(fjiIIRECTLY, or indirectly, many of these K. Ml " "'" °, b / rtso R n '«
[|3lplant-foods come from the mines. We W •"•«' gg '\ n \! tob «cco
use Chilean Natural Nitrate which gives a ■ m,,,,,,, «•« ~,i*>m. •. ire .nade 50-50
quick start and also carries with it neededH ' or «>y *" ~l lu »>«l( o r ;«nic-one
plant-foods such as iodine, potassium, so-■ qm- * I.u n.ii nitrogen—
dium,calcium, boron and magnesium. From ■ ||||. «. .n»f r*p.i •nce.prov-
ZXZttrvXiZ. B^. p .':'M°L p .°;.". h t T .^v.. ' «-■!-'
Potash, dolomitic limestone and the p *" l,,^*~---— ■ — *
"makings" of super-phosphate and sul- ROBERTSON . ORP.
phate of ammonia—each helps growth. Factors* at Norfolk. Va. _ h.'.>h,n.c
FOR SALE BY
J. 0. PYRTLE, Pilot Mounlan. N. C.
T. J. QREEN & JONES, Walnut to e , N. C.
JOYCE & McCOLLUM, Stoncvil e , C.
cupied by the Piedmont Hardware
Company and the building now j
occupied by the Piedmont will
house a new Hardware store
owned by Reid Boles.
The first Baptist Church is
having an electric sign erected ia
front of the Church on Main St. |
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Paris, oi
I
Winston-Salem, spent the week
end here the quests of relatives.
Alvin White cut an ugly gasn
in his foot while chopping in the
woods Friday. Dr. G. E. Stone
dressed and sewed tip the wound
which required three stitches.
The following births were
registered here last week: To Mr.
and Mr.-. Floyd Sams, a son; to
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Thomas, a
daughter; and to Mr. and Mrs.
John Lee Spencer, a daughter.
Mrs. John Hauser, aged lB,
died at her home Tuesday. The
deceased is survived by the hus
band, and several sonn and dau
ghters and a number of grand
children.
I
Funeral service and interment
was at Mount Pleasant Church
Thursday morning at eleven.
C, V. Kiser, Ernest Ashburn,
J. .R N'apier and Edwin Kiser
left Monday for Norfolk. Va.
where they go on a business trip.
Ed B. Carroll
Is Improving
Many friends will be gratified
to know that young Prof. Fid B.
Carroll, of King, is- fast improv
ing. He has recently been serious
ly ill, and spent some time at
Johns' Hopkins and other
hospitals. He is now at his home.
THE UANBUKV REPORTER , |
COURT CONVENES
MONDAY, APRIL 1
FIRST WEEK WILL BE DE
VOTED TO TRIAL OF
CRIMINAL CASES, WHILE
SECOND WEEK WILL Isi;
FOR CIVIL ACTIONS ONE
CAPITAL CASE ON DOCKET.
The regular spring term of
Stokes Superior Court will con
vene here on Monday. April 1.
embracing two weeks.
Judge P. A. McElroy will be on
the bench, while Solicitor H. 1,.
Koontz will prosecute for the
State.
The first week will be devoted
to the trial of criminal cases.
Only one capital case is on the
docket, to-wit.. State vs Henry
Pell, charged with manslaughter.
Most of the other actions will bo
minor, generally consisting «•'
violations of the prohibiton law.
The second week will be oc
cupied with the trial of civil
actions.
TWO SHORT STORIES
I
Two short stories will be
found each Sunday in the Ameri
can Weekly, the big magazine
which comes regularly with th>
BALTIMORE American.
"Claudia's Left Hand" and
"Paper Wraps Stone" are the
names of two fascinating novels
to appear in the issue of March
31. Get your copy of the BALTI
MORE AMERICAN from your
favorite newsdealer or newsboy.
NOTICIv OI" SALE OF REAL I
ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA.
County of Stokes.
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority contained
in that certain deed of trust exe
cuted by Lettie L. Dunklee,
widow to The Raleigh Saving*
Bank and Trust Company, trus
tee, which said deed of trust is
dated June 1. 1928 and recorded
in Book 77. Page 539, of the
Stokes County Registry, default
having been made in the payment
of the indebtedness thereby
secured and in the conditions
therein secured, the undersigned
substituted trustee by instrument
recorded in Book 87, page 53'?,
Stokes County Registry, will on
THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 1935,
at or about twelve o'clock noon,
at the courthouse door at Dan
bury. North Carolina, offer for
sale and sell to the highest bid
der for cash the following des-
cribed property:
Al] that certain piece, parcel
or tract of land containing one
hundred and sixty coven (107;
acres, more or less, situr.te. ly
ing and being in Sauratown
township. Stokes county. State of
North Carolina, on the waters o/
Lick and Town Fork creeks, and
on the public road leading from
Walnut Cove to Pine Hall, and to
Belews Creek, haviivr such shapes,
metes, courses ijl dl.s mc.s
as will more full;, appear by
j inference to a pint thereof made
by F. O. Jones. Surveyor, on the
15th day of May 1928. and at
tached to the abstract of title
now on file with the Atlantic
Joint Stock Land Bank of
| Raleigh, the :;amc being bounded
|on the North by the lands of
. Mrs. Lettie Dunklee. Gilmer
' Bros., Lick Creek and Town
i Fork Creek; on the East by the
i lands of Peter Hairston: on the
. South by the lands of Dud Hairs
ton and William Fulp; and on
! the West by the lands of William
Fulp. Dud. Hairston and Mrs.
Lula Brown, and being the
' identical tract ui' land conveyed
'by deed from Louise Hairston
I Brown and husband Edw. L.
1 Brown. Willie Hairston Sanders
and husband Harry Sanders, to
Lettie Lash Dunklee, on Decem
ber 12. 1921. bei»" ••
tract com
which is •
office of i- ; _
of Stoke-" \orth Caro
lina. !:• V\ 'i t .f deeds, it
i " : eh reference is
* !p ' ' ;e for more com
■ .ption.
ae other tra't, piece, or
of land containing twenty
■ acres, more or less, adjoin
«.'g the tract first named, situat*.
lying and being in Sauratown
township. Stokes county. Stale « i
North Carolina, on the waters >•
Town Fork an I Lick Creeks, and
lying between said creeks,
having such shapes, metes
courses and d'Hanees us
will more fully appear by rel et
encc to a plat thereof made by
i". O. Jones, Surveyor, on the
■ >is! day ol May 1925, attached
to the abstract of »it!t- now
(iie with the Atlantic Joint
, Mack Land Bank ol Raleigh, th-■
'ne I icing hounded "ii th
'* h the 1:1! V' of Mis. I.ett.e
I i i:!' : >'ee an ! Gdnur I iron; > • i
' : • S. ait It by the o| M-
:.'» : ie L. Dnnklce: u the \Vm
the hills of M's. Lulu I'ro'.VM.
mil I.- -ia p:u t of the identical
lands devised to Lettie L. Ha"
ton (now Mrs. LoMi
by the las- will . , ;; . 5 1
Mis. Let tit I all ;> i \lts. M I
D.'.'.li\"t) on tii' South ind of th'
tract which wa. . « ne. I u (
Lettie Hairston (now Lettie L.
Dunklee) in partition of the
lands' of Mrs. Lettie Dillard (Mrs.
M. L. Dillard), .is shown by
report of said partition in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of
Stokes County, N. C., in book 2!»,
at pages 210-217, to which refer- '
encc is hereunto made for more (
complete description thereof. '
Terms of sale cash and trustee :
will require deposit of 10',' of the 1
amount of the bid as evidence of •
good faith.
This the 18th day of March, '
1935. 1
L. L. WHITEHEAD. ' f
Substituted Trustee, j 1
Robert Weinstein, Attorney,
»"'«'gh. N. C.
> county farmers have ! (
.'•'■ le i the largest lespedeza acre-'
m their history and have 1
••I I m >re *;ed than in several ( '
eports the farm i ;ent. (
NOTICE OF SALE
i By virtue of an order of the ;
Clerk of the Superior Court of
j Stokes County, in Special Pro- 1
ceeding No. 1171, entitled Bar-'
bara Fowler and husband, et al. i
vs. Jennings N. Tuttle and wife, 1
ct al, rendered on the 18th day,
of Feb., 1935, appointing the un-,
dersigned a commissioner to make'
sale, and ordering a sale of the '■
lands hereinafter described, the!
undersigned will, on the
23rd day of March, 1935, :
at the hour of 1:30, p. ni., on :
the premises, offer at public •
sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following lands, to wit:'
FIRST TRACT: - Containing
100 acres, more or less, being
, fully described in a deed from J.
T. Tuttle, Commissioner, to De-
Witt Tuttle, dated February 18. i
1902, recorded in the Stokes
County Registry in Book No. 43
at pages 504-505, to which deed
reference is hereunto made.
SECOND TRACT: Contain
ing 32 acres, more or less, and
being fully described in a deed
from J. T. Tuttle. Commissioner,
to DeWitt Tuttle. dated Feb
ruary 18. 1902, recorded in the
Stokes County Registry in Book
No. 43 at pages 501-505, to which
deed reference is hereunto made.
THIRD TRACT: Contain
ing 9 acres, more or less, and
being fully described in a deed
from W. B. Tuttle and wife, S.
P. Tuttle, to DeWitt Tuttle.
dated January 19, 1900. record
ed in the Stokes County Registry
in Book No. 52, at page 245, to
which deed reference is hereun
to made.
Sale will be made subject
the confirmation of the court.
This the 18th dav of Februar'',
1935.
R. J. SCOTT.
2 21 4t Commissioner.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
UNDER DEED OF TRUST
By virtue of the power of sale
vested in the undersigned in a
certain deed of trust executed
April 21. 1922. by M. R. Mabe
and Mary Mnbe his wife in tin
sum of .8221.50, said deed o:'
trust being recorded in the O:'-
lice >•' " isler of Deeds of
ty. N. in Boo:
to which reference
made default having
oecn made in the payment of the
debt therein recited and the hold
er and owner of said note
.secured thereby having applied to
me to foreclose the same for the
satisfaction of the debt I will ex
pose to public sale to the high
est bidder for cash at the Conn
1 louse door of Stokes County, N.
C.. on
MONDAY. APR!!. 8. I»3 >.
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. in., tlv
I'Uids therein describe! to-wit:
Beginning it a stake in Bonze's
line corn y lot No. -1 ii":>.r the
creek, running East 15' • clis. t
pointeis formerly a black oak
I'oaxes corner, thence S. 11 eh->.
to a maple at the ford of creek,
thence a Siittbcni course with
the roil evoking the c\ek 15
c ! e*. to mulberrv. thence South
• c!i.i. to i maple. Ihene K. l.'i
c ! is. to a il I '.'.vnoil. tlict'.i'e .-Mitu'i
'ii eh i. to :i hickory !!>",'.• coj
i " t!■ iic ■ V.'. . ••
• 'l T• I (I I I'e- V
•i! i h ;. io :• ji'.r. ■. i h >
.I . ~ . . w . ;j ( .i ls ()|
I ("! I !•'. .. 1; ~ ■
' : " e». i 1 ii'oi • h I." i-hahi
• t r road :»».« c. '■• • ;
i e.: lining 7'i nci(
■ or lesi." A i.e. •
■t No. Id .a
' a , of M. T. Sir.i
--i .lee Took of Deeds 12..
Pa«'e 5(! 1 of Stokes county.
This 7th day of March, I!>.'!Y
' J. W. HALL.
Trustee, i
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tors of the estate of R. W.,
George, deceased, this is t >
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned, at
Mount Airy, N. C, on or before
the 10th day of March, 1930, or
failing to do so be forever bar
red; and all persons owing said
estate will please make im-j
mediate payment.
This 9th day of March. 1935. !
R. P. JONES
F. A. CHRISTIAN
R. J. Scott and
Geo. K. Snow, Att'ys.
Twelve 4-H clubs with an en
rollemnt of over 100 members
have been organized in Cleveland
county.
THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1935
NOTICE OF SA,LK OF REA
ESTATE >.
NORTH CAROLINA. J?
County of Stokes.
Under and by virtue of tr.-
power and authority contained i:i
that certain deed of trust exe
cuted by J. F. Priddy and wife,
Rachel Elizabeth Priddy to Th>
Raleigh Savings Bank and Trust
Company, trustee, which sat J
deed of trust is dated Decembe
1, 1925 and recorded in Book 74
Pages 291-292, of the Stoke*
County Registry, default having
been made in the payment of th ?
indebtedness thereby secured an I
in the conditions therein secureu,
the undersigned substituted tru;
tee by instrument recorded t
Bon', 90, Page IS, Stokes Coun*
Registry, will on A
MONDAY. MARCH 25, 19M
at or about twelve o'clock ml
at the court house door at
bury. North Carolina, offer f..
sale and sell to the highest bid
der for cash the following des
cribed property:
All that certain piece, parcel
or tract of land containing
forty and one-half (40U)
more or less, situate, lying anl
being on the Davis Ford FJoa.;
leading from Walnut Cove, Nort.i
Carolina, to Davis* Ford on Da;;
River, in Sauratown Township,
County of Stokes. State o'
North Carolina, having sue.:
shapes, metes, courses an i
distances as will more fully ap
pear by reference to a pint th«»r»*
of made by R. P. Glidewell, Sur
veyor. on tho nil day of Decern
ber and attached to th •
abstract now on file with th-i
Atlantic Joint Stock Land Banic
of Raleigh, the same beinj
bounded on the North by the
lands of David Tillcy; on th»
Northeast and East by the lands
of J E. James; on the South by
the lands of J. E. James; and on
the West by the lands of David
Tilley, and the identical
tract of land conveyed by deed
from Joe Tilley and wife, NeaK.i
Tillr>y to J. F. Priddy and wife
Rachel E. Priddy, of dat.>
December 1, 1910. said deed
duly recorded in deed book 67.
at page 32S in the office of th-
Register of Deeds of StokeJ
County. State of North CarJ
lina. to which reference is heifl
unto made for more c*mi»Uv a
der-ptirsr* o c the sai.rr
Terms of sale cash and trust
will require deposit of !0" • »
the amount of the bid as evident
of good faith.
This the 22nd day of Februar*
19;jr>.
L. 1.. WHITKHKAD.
Subst i! uted Trust e>.
Robert Weinstein. Attorney.
Raloi-h. X. C. 2 21 4
XOTICK OF S\M: OF LAND
IWDFK DICED OF TKI ST
Hy virtue of Ihe power of sai:
contained in a deed t"t;st cv*
cuted to me on May l'>. IM-J2, b
(I. (I. Shel'on and wi"'e, San
Slu-lton, which is recorded in t'
Ol'fif- of Register of
Stok°s C'otf'ty, X. Poult N
w, i. Pago Xo. 32, '•> v.liiclt refer
CLICP i ; h..,- ll'lto n;! 1 !" SCCUR"
I 'l:' »■■■".•* '. Il of St.'ls.;',.' titer
i l ' r • ate i delimit ! ■ ; i>;_ I);'
rs ■ !>• ii! the pi; von'
k >; I .! !>' •• maiuri'.v
; ■: ! the ii>ihii'i" ther».'i
I ■. i'. ■ ."I'll 1 ' i! in it ■ t.i l'orv
el."the iiii'-!' deed fur t'
-r'inn ni' d('l)i secure,
by same, I will sell at Publi
A urf.'MM to 11 >r» hiv.l'F"! bidder £•••
rash, at the Court Mouse door o:
Sto'ccs County, X. C., on
SA'JTRDAY. APRIL IS, 1»35,
at 2:iiu o'rloek P. M., the land.*
conveyed in the trust deed l«>-
wit:
In Danburv Township, County
of Stokes, State of Xortb Caro
lina, Tract No. 1: Beginning a*
Ore I'.anlt Corner (pointers) in
Mahe's line and Jewell's lino
and runs South 45 chains to i
dogwood, thence West 22 1 •
chains to a pine; thence Nortn
45 chains to the old Mabe lina
(pointers); thence East 22' t
chains to the beginning, contain
ing 1(i0 acres.
Tract No. 2: Containing 23''_.
acres purchased of John W.
Mabe, together with above named
tract of land; for more complete
description see deed duly reg
istered in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds, of Stokes County,
North Carolina, to which refer
ence is made for further des
cription.
This March 11. 1§35.
S. J. HINSDALE.
S. f;iln»e r Sparger. Trustee.
Att'y.