Yadkin County Superior Court
Civil Term—Hon. T. B. Finley, Judge Presiding:—Monday, Dec. 11, 1933
MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 No. 15. Mack Walker vs. Jenkins Hdwe. Co.
No. 103. Lyla V. Wrenir vs. J. B. Williams No. 40. S. G. Collins vs. W. A. Shore
( se t) I No. 30. DeEtte Hanes vs. J. F. Hendren,
No. 37. Johnson Motor Co. vs. W. A. Brown, Triistee.
a ] No. 25. W. P. Henderson vs. J. H. Hepler
No. 21. K. A. Matthews vs. T. J. Sutphin, et go. 34. Woodie Blakely vs. John H. Scott
al. No. 16. Moseley & Reece vs. Charlie R. Bell
No. 117. Lula Jester vs. W. A. Shores No - I - Harvey Gregory vs. Tennessee Greg-
Miles Wooten vs. John Hoots __ „ ~
No. 10. Joe Sawyer vs. W. G. Taylor No. 27 - Huntley-Hill-Stockton Co. vs. Mrs. W.
No. 23. W. T. Welborn vs. Brodie, Swift & Lee Wood.
No. 131. J°E. Boles vs. Huffman THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14
No. 64. J. R'. Sizemore vs. C. M. Sheets No. 8. Clint Wallace vs. Clay Myers (set)
No. 7. W. H. Spradlin vs. A. W. George No. 13. J. W. Casstevens vsf. DeEtte Hanes
No. 4. Nancy J. Tally vs. W. H. Spradlin No. 12. Martin's Inc., vs. Mrs. Reuben Size-
more.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12- No. 9 R, B. Long, Trustee vs. N. P. Bryant
No. 105. Paul Warden vs. J. K. Andrews, et al . No. 21. O. J. Boles, et al, vs. R. K. Taylor,
No. 5. T. A. Stoker vs. Mason Lillard KT Ift et al.
No. 137. Curtis Burch vs. American Bakeries No. N. C. Dobbins vs. W. G. Venable, et
No. 17. Priscilla Holcomb vs. Elsie Benton XT 00 J;
Shaw. N°. 32. W. D. Shores, et al, vs. M. W. Evans
No. 22. Byron W. Hunter, Admr. vs. S. Car- XT et al.
ter Williams. No - 65. J. W. Garner vs. R. L. Bell
No. 28. J. W. Garner vs. G. W. Smith „„
No. 23. Hulda E. Brandon vs. Metropolitan FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15
Life Insurance Co. No. 20. Mary Bates vs. P. M. Nicks
No. 24. Zella Flynn vs. Bill Barber No. 33. C. B. Kiger vs. C. N. Dobbins
No. 32. Martins, Inc., vs. Leona Martin No. 34. W. B. Steelman vs. Isaac Jenkins
No. 26. R. C. Vaughn vs. C. B. Huff, Admr.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13 MOTION DOCKET
No. 31. W. T. Rawleigh Co. vs. R. L. Salmons No. 147. Elkin National Bank vs. J. E. Boles
et al.
No. 135. Odell Winters vs. Henry Heath All uncontested divorce cases will be tried at
No. 11. Lester Holcomb vs. C. S. Foster the convenience of the court.
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The higher animals. are evolved
or created, whichever -term suits
you better. And last of all, man. His
place at the top of the pyramid of
creation is the same in both Genesis
and geology, the difference being
that Genesis compresses into six
hundred words what science expands
into hundreds of volumes, and Gen
esis has a reason for man's creation
and a goal for his life, while science
throws up its hands with the blank
admission, "We do not know."
So we have man and woman
launched forth upon a brand-new
planet. Science locates the begin
nings of human life in the fertile
and fragrant valley of the Euph
rates. Genesis is more specific, nam
ing the beautiful spot the "Garden
of Eden," and identifying the first
couple as Adam and Eve. Let us
take a running look at these two
interesting people and the more im
portant of their descendants, for in
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the Old Testament, as in all other
historical records, the history of
peoples is principally the lives of a
few outstanding individuals.
A lecturer on woman suffrage
once challenged her audience with
the oratorical question, "Where, I
ask you, where would man be today
if it were not for woman?" To which
a rather thick voice from the rear
benches answered, "In the Garden
of Eden eating strawberries." Adam,
our first ancestor, does not make a
very brave showing. He and Eve
were given the run of the Garden,
with permission to eat any fruit ex
cept that one particular tree. They
ate the forbidden fruit and when
God discovered them in their trans
gression Adam took refuge behind
Eve. "The woman whom thou gaveßt
to be with me," he complained, "she
gave me of the tree, and I did eat."
A cowardly excuse which profited
him nothing. For their sin they were
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cast out, and the Garden was closed
to them. No longer could they have
food without effort.
Cursed is the ground for thy sake;
in sorrow shalt thou eat of it all the
days of thy life; Thorns also and
thistles shall it bring forth to thee;
In the sweat of thy face shalt thou
eat bread, till thou return unto the
ground; for out of it wast thou tak
en; for dust thou art, and unto
dust shalt thou return.
Eve had two sons, Cain and Abel.
As a shepherd Abel had nothing to
do but Bit on the side of a green
•hill and watch his flocks grow fat,
making money for him the while.
Cain was a farmer, and any one who
has ever worked on a farm under
stands why farmers in all ages have
been discontented and will realize
how Cain felt. In his jealousy over
Abel's easy life and calm demeanor
Cain slew him. "Am I my brother's
keeper?" he demanded in surly tones
when God made inquiry for Abel.
The question has come down through
the generations as a text for a mil
lion sermons.
Jonesville, Route 1
News
Rev. I. w. Vestal, assisted Rev.
Wooten in a revival at Sweet Home
last week. Several additions were
made to the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bryant an
nounce the birth of a son on No
vember 22.
R. ,Y. Messiok, who underwent a
major operation at a Statesville hos
pital last week is improving nicely.
Thanksgiving Day passed quietly
in this community, with no acci
dents.
Mrs. Worth Brown has been add
ed to the faculty of Haynes.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Holcomb and
daughter, Doris Mae, visited in the
community Thursday.
E. D. Macemore and Hugh Groce
made a business trip to Winston-
Salem Monday.
M. A. Lindley and daughter, Miss
Sallie Mae, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Brown Thanksgiving.
Brier Creek News
Mr. and Mrs. Wake Byrd and son
are visiting Mrs. Byrd's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Hemric.
Mrs. Partee Carson, of Greens
boro, visited her mother, Mrs. O. D.
Bently Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and
three little daughters, visited the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Johnson, Saturday.
Miss T. Armissa Sale visited her
sister, Mrs. Granville Church, in
Elkin, the past week-end. She was
accompanied home by Miss Mary
Kate Sale, who haß been spending
sometime with Mrs. Church.
Herman Gentry visited relatives
in Elkin the past week-end. He was
accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Gentry,
Miss Breta Morrison is spending
sometime with her uncle, Charlie
Morrison, in Wilkesboro.
Sanford Ashley spent last week
end in Winston-Salem with his
family.
NOTICE
On December 20, 1933 I will ap
ply to the Commissioner of Pardons
for a parole for Walter Hickman,
convicted of H. B. L. & R, May term
1932 of VSurry County Superior
Court.
December 6, 1983.
A, D. FOLGER, Atty. 12-14.
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