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CAPITOL CLIPBOARD Says Democrats Odds-On Favorites In Assembly BY EULA N. GREENWOOD C ERTAINTY .. .Thequestioi as to how it is figured the nex Legislature will be Demo cratic—as stated here las week—deserves an answer. There are 120 seats in th< House; 50 in the State Senate A lot of the Democrats nomi rated in the May Primary have no Republican opponents this fall. There is a great deal ol this letting the Democrats win by default in the eastern and southern parts of the State. Add to these districts those that have never gone Republican and you have an easy majority of the House in the Democratic column. From here, it looks like at least 75 certain Demo cratic votes. A hurried look at the list of nominees shows only two Republicans—Jeter Haynes of Yadkin and Claude Billings of Wilkes—without Democratic opposition. Now over in State Senate Democratic situation is even more favorable. It looks as if about 15 of the 50 Democratic nominees have no opposition. Looking at it conservatively, there should be 35 Democrats in this body. Again, only in one district— District 25 composed of Davie, Watauga, Wilkes, and Yadkin— are the Republicans without op position. In Maine last year, where they had a Democratic governor and a Republican legislature, there was such a fight in the regular session—1 a r g e 1 y over fi nances—that the lawmaking body was called back to the capital in the fall so the State would have sufficient funds for its day-to-day operations. BREWER ... It begins to look as if Kidd Brewer’s Crab tree project will soon begin .bearing big fruit. ARhoi«h a . lot of money has been spent <UVj preparing this area for a shopping center, only a service station is in operation there as you enter Raleigh from Dur ham on U. S. Highway 70. Rumors are that things are ready to roll—with Sears, Belk, , and one or two others ready to—or thinking about, moving j into Crabtree Valley. Pretty *, country. „ EASY NAMES . . . Lookii* - over the list of Wake Forest freshman football prospects carried on the sports pages the other day, an old alumnus hung his head in despair: “Seems like we’ve got some losing sea. sons coming up ... I can pronounce every one of these boys’ names ...” REVOLT . . . Mrs. Dan Reel, Sr., of Route X, Den ver—that’s a little community in Lincoln County—writes as follows: “Will you please print this letter addressed to Baptist pas tors? What I say applies to 90 per cent of them. “Why do you ask for and get an expense account? . . . Why do you not figure your own expense like we members must do . . . You have a free home, plus free power, plus a lot of free food and many of you have new cars given to you. “Many of you draw a larger salary than most of your mem bers, drive a finer car, wear finer clothes and have your insurance taken care of by the church. Yet, you tell us church members our sins are the cause of no power In the church.” GRANTED . . . The letter was written to Editor Marse Grant of the Bibical Recorder. He, with straight face and no comment, ran the letter in his ptfjli cation. Well, right off the reel, came replies from some of the pas tors . . . Just as Grant knew they would. Here are some sentences from one written by the Rev. Wilburn Edmondson, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Conover, in Catawba County: "... I only know of two pastors who have received a new car after about 20 years of service and they wore out the other one visiting undeveloped Christians. In these churches, a few of the members almost had heart failure when they even thought of the idea . . . Us tally those who do the griping are ones who toss God a dollar on Sunday and say I have done my little bit, I will see you again, God, hast SuixJav. “ The Rev. Mr. Edmondson says “one ala ... has taken the . iK,; power out of our churches am that^ is the sin of stealing fron i God”; and he refers to th< . third chapter of Malachi, las | book in the Old Bible. Now the Rev. B. L. Connell pastor of Hartis Grove Churcl out from Matthews in Mecklen burg County, says he has beer in the pastorate 18 years, with his wife working 16 erf those to help support the family. He adds: “ . . . My present salary is less than$100 weekly. Many of my members draw much above this, some double that amount. Most have cars much newer than mine. I have bought one suit in the last three years and pay all my insurance except Ministers Retirement . . .” It could be that Mrs. Reel might have the answer ... or even be in on the secret, as to why about 500 Baptist Deaths Mrs. M. L. West Mrs. Alberta Anderson West, 91, of Blowing Rock, widow of Martin Luther West, died Thursday in Blowing Rock Hos pital. She was a native of Wilkes County. Survivors include four daugh ters, Mrs. Neil Pennell and Mrs. Luther Griffin of Lenoir and Mrs. Lee Nelson and Mrs. Estel Carlton of Blowing Rock; two sons, Luther West of Boone and Earnest West of Lenoir; 40 grandchildren, 62 great grandchildren and two great great-grandchildren. The funeral for Mrs. West was held at 2 pjn. Saturday at Cool Springs Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Clyde Cornett and the Rev. Raynor Matheson. Burial was In the church cemetery. ■"n Hiram F. Dotson Hiram Finley Dotson, 87, of Boone, died Thursday in Wa tauga County Hospital. The funeral was held at 2 pjn. Saturday at Poplar Grove Bap tist Church with the Rev. Ray mond Hendrix officiating. Burial was in Piney Grove Cemetery. Mr. Dotson was born in John son County, Tenn., to Jordan and Amantha Cornett Dotson. He was a farmer. Surviving are three sons, Harley Dotson of Henderson ville, James Dotson of Hickory and Warren Dotson of Boone; two daughters, Mrs. Belle Cor nett of Kennett Square, Pa., and Mrs. Bonnie Rogers of Winston-Salem; two stepsons, Willie Austin of Blowing Rock Charles Greene erf Elizabethton, Tem.; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Doris Dotson of Boone; 24 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. CAUGHT Lady—Why are you in prison, my poor man? Convict—For driving a car too slow, lady. Lady—You m?an too fast. Convict—I mean too slow. The owner jumped into another car and caught me. nut M Payne the listener Just about every family man has something on his mind. Talk it omt with an insurance man who know how to listen. How to understand and help you. Call the Listener today. FRANK M. PAYNE 166-162 Northwestern Bank Bldg. Ffceae (Baa.) 264-1955 (Bee.) 2644944 taaart* Uk and Treat Caupaag I churches in North Carolina— i out erf a total of 3,450—now are i without pastors. AMEN! . . . The retirement of George W. Dowdy as execu tive vice president of the huge Be IK Bros. Department Store in Charlotte—iargest in the Carolinas—brings to mind a story Dowdy tells on himself. About 48 years ago, he grew weary of his work one afternoon in the Durham store. He went back, sat down, dozed in the stockroom. He heard a noise, opened his eyes, recognized the huge black shoes of W. H. Belk. Without raising his head, he said “Amen!” . . . and then looked up. Mr. Belk, deeply religious, was impressed with this young man. At 64 he’s retiring after 50 years with Belk. News Of Our Servicemen Sgt. Porch Receives 4th Conduct Award Army Sergeant First Class Clarence L. Porch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Porch, Route 3, Boone, N. C„ received the fourth award erf the Good Conduct Medal June 4 while assigned to the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany. Sgt. Porch received the award for exemplary conduct, effi ciency and fidelity in active military service. Assigned to the regiment’s 3rd Squadron, Sgt. Porch en tered the Army in July 1954. He has received two awards of the Army Commendation Medal. His wife, Annemarie, is with him in Germany. Parachutist’s Badge Given Pfc. Edmisten Army Private Jerry W. Ed misten, son of Mrs. Irene B. Ed misten, Route 2, Banner Elk, N. C., received a Parachutist Badge May 30 upon completion of the In fantry School’s three-week air borne course at Ft. Benning, Ga. His training, which included five jumps from C-130 airplane flying 170 miles an hour at an al titude of 1,250 feet, qualified him as a parachutist. Pvt. Edmisten*s wife, Betty, lives in Triplett. -Legal Notices— ADMINISTRATION NOTICE Having qualified as the ad ministratrix of the estate of Ben L. Ward, late of theCounty of Watauga,State of NorthCaro lina, this is to notify those hav ing claims against the estate of the said deceased to present them to me within 6 months of the date hereof, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. Those indebted to the estate are asked to make immediate payment. This June 13, 1968. Joyce F, Ward, administra trix Sugar Grove North Carolina 6-20-4c TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Because of default In the obligations under Deed of Trust executed by JIM D. MCKINNEY AND WIFE, MINNIEM. MCKIN NEY, recorded in Book 114 at page 240, Watauga County, N.C. Registry, upon demand of the holder of the debt, the under signed will sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder at 12:00 noon on Thursday, July 18th at the Watauga County Courthouse, the following pro perty: In New River Township, Wa tauga County, and Beginning on an iron at a 15 inch poplar, the following courses and dis tances: South 51 degrees 51 minutes East 89.53 feet to an iron at a 10 inch locust; thence South 48 degrees 18 minutes East 77.60 feet to an iron; thence South 51 degrees 06 minutes West 106.99 feet to an iron in the fence; thence North 76 degrees 48 minutes West 124.45 feet to an iron; thence North 00 degrees 19 minutes East 102.26 feet to an iron; thence North 04 degrees 10 minutes East 64.30 feet to an iron; thence South 73 degrees 41 minutes East 74 feet to the beginning, all according to plat and survey prepared by Appa lachian Surveyors, Ltd., Boone, N. C. December, 1966. The property will be sold subject to taxes and prior liens Of any). A deposit of ten per cent may be required of the highest bidder. This sale will be held open for 10 days for upset bid as required by law. This the20thday of June,1968. Beverly B. Cole Russlrg Trustee Paul L. Whitfield Attorney at Law 806 Law Building Charlotte, North Carolina 6-4-4cBR VOICE DIRECTOR QUITS John Charles Daly has re signed as head of the Voice of America—a $27,000-a-year post. Mr. Daly was a television and radio personality before his appointment as Voice Director May 29, 1967. ’ Ir'sAqcKxldAy^yJfoiibuylNqAlio*, ... A FARM ... OR GOOD BUILDING LOTS FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS, CALL ASSOCIATED REAL ESTATE 102 East King Street - Phone 264-2415 WILBUR KUTZ, Realtor ARNOLD COOPER, Manager Nights or Holidays, Phone 264-3052 MRS. PEARL BINGHAM, Consultant Home Phone: 264-2415 JACK SIMPSON, Salesman Let Us Show You Some Of Our Desirable Listings 44. 3-bedroom frame house, $0,500. 45. If you are looking for a view that you cat* drive to in five minutes from downtown, let us show you these lots above Highland Hall rest home. I don’t think you can beat the price. 47. Where else could you buy a nice 3-bedroom frame house with all modern conveniences, on an acre lot for just $16,000.00? Just a little way out yet con veniently located. 51. Nice building lot on Cherry Brook Lane. One of the better residential areas of Boone. 52. We have several nice business lots behind the Town House Restaurant priced for quick sale. 56. Hury; hurry; or you will miss the chance to buy some of the best building lots we have offered. We have 35 of the best residential lots in Boone, they will go fast 59. Check this small farm for convenience. This place Is about three miles from town on Hwy. No. 421 west with 2-story house, barn and other out buildings, 51 hundredths tobacco base, and it is priced right 60. 2 acre lot with fine view. Short distance from Boons'. Reasonably priced. 61. Outstanding King Street property. Suitable for bus inane buildings or apartments. NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA WATAUGA COUNTY Under and by the virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed hy E. F. Coe and wife, Ruth W. Coe; and Howard Cottrell an! wife, Sarah Cottrell to Wade E. Brown, Trustee, dated the 10th day of February, 1966, and re corded In- Book 113, page 226, In the office of the Register of Deeds of Watauga County; and under ana Dy virtue of the auth ority vested in the undersigned as substituted trustee by an in strument of writii* dated the 24th day of May, 1968, and re corded in Book 104, page 96, in the office of the Register of Watauga County, default hav ing been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby se cured and the said deed of trust being by the terms thereof sub ject to foreclosure, andthe hold er of the indebtedness thereby secured having demanded a foreclosure thereof for the pur pose of satisfying said indebted ness, the undersigned substitut ed trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bid der for cash at the courthouse door in Boone, North Carolina, at twelve o’clock, noon, on the 15th day of July, 1968, the land conveyed in said deed of trust, the same lying and being in Boone Township, Watauga Coun ty, North Carolina, and more particularly described as fol lows: TRACT ONE: BEGINNING on a stake in the East margin of African Street, and runs South 50 deg. East 102 feet to a stake; thence North 40 deg. East 107 feet to a stake; thence North 45 deg. West 103 feet to a stake In the eastern margin of African Street; thence with the east mar gin of African Street South 40 deg. West 115 feet to the BE GINNING. TRACT TWO: BEGINNING on a stake in the Southeast mar gin of an old road, corner of the old June Horton lot and runs thence South 63 deg. East 100 feet to a stake; thence South 80 deg. East 108 feet to a stake, corner of the lands of The American Legion; thence South 80 deg. East 97 feet with the line of The American Legion lands to a stake near a large locust; thence North 15 1/2 deg. East 243 feet to a stake, corner of the lands of Jenny McQueen and Tracy Caudill - Heirs; thence North 78 deg. West 274 feet with the line of the said Jenny McQueen lands to a stake at the old road, cor ner of the said McQueen lands; thence South 26 deg. West 223 feet with the said old road to the BEGINNING, containing 69, 424 square feet, more or less. TRACT THREE: BEGINNING on a post on the South side of Rich Mountain Public Road East of the residence of the Grantors herein and runs with the South margin of Rich Mountain Public Road 23 feet, more or less, to a tree on the South side of Rich Mountain Public Road and at the intersection of the old turn pike public road; thence down the hill with the old turnpike public road a southern direction to the Southeast corner of the gran tors’ property; thence Westward with the grantors* southern boundary line 6 feet from the fence along the old turnpike public road to a point in the southern boundary of the gran tors; thence Northward a line 6 feet distance and parallel with the fence a distance of 55 feet 4 Inches; thence a Northwest course 42 feet 3 inches to the BEGINNING, together with all right, title, interest, and ease mint in and to the old turnpike public road. “It being the intention of this deed of easement to convey a strip of land 6 feet on the west side of the old turnpike road, plus a corner on the south side of the Rich Mountain Pub lic Road and on the West side of the old turnpike public road for the purpose of making a suitable entrance tor the new school property.” TRACT FOUR; BEING a strip of land 6 feet in width aloiw the western boundary of the old turnpike public road for the pur pose of widening and improvlr* said old turnpike public road for •a strip ( feet wide along the eastern margin of the pro perty of the Grantor (Mrs. D. P. Wyke) from the Rich Mountain Public Road to the side of the new Watauga Consolidated School, together with all right, title, litsrset, and easement la and to the old turnpike public "It being the Intention of this deed of easement to convey a strip of land 8 fast on the west side of the old turnpike road for the purpose of making a suitable entrance for the new school property.” (For reference see deed from Watauga County Board of Edu cation to E. F. Cos and Howard Cottrell, dated February 12, I960, recorded In Book 97, at Page 377.) But this sale will be made subject to all outstanding and unpaid taxes. This the 6th day of June, 1968. Stacy C. Eggers, Jr., Substituted Trustee 6-13-4c NOTICE OF SALE BY COMMISSIONER UNDER ORDER OF COURT NORTH C AROUNA WATAUGA COUNTY Under and by virtue of an Order of the Superior Court of Watauga County made in the special proceedings entitled Banner I. Miller, Executor of Isom S. Miller et al, vs. Mary M. Miller et al, the under signed Commissioner will on the 22nd day of July, 1968, at 11:00 A.M. at the Court house door in Boone, Watauga County, North Carolina, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash that certain tract of land lying and being in Boone Township, Watauga County, North Carolina, and more par ticularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a stake and planted rock, a corner at Oak Street and Cross Alley; then runs with the said Cross Alley 142 feet to a stake and planted rock (on East course) at the back alley; thence a North course with the back alley 80 feet to a stake and planted rock at the corner of said alley and Louise Hodges’ lot corner; thence running a West course with Louise Hodges* line 142 feet to a stake and planted rock on Oak Street, Louise Hodges* corner; thence with Oak Street a South course to the BEGIN NING corner 80 feet, being Lot Number 10 in Plat of said lots, containing one-fourth acre, more or less. The said lands will be sold subject to Watauga County and Town of Boone 1968 property taxes. This the 22nd day erf June, 1968. J. E. Holshouser Commissioner 6-2 7-4c ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be re ceived by Appalachian State Uni versity, Boone, North Carolina, in the Office of the Director at Business Affairs up to 2:00 P. M„ Monday, July 8, 1968, and immediately thereafter pub licly opened and read for the sale of the following property located on Tracy Circle in Boone, North Carolina, and part of the original Grace Councill Subdivision with the following metes and bounds: BEGINNING on an iron stake, common corner of Lots 92, 92, 108, and 109 of the Grace Coun cill Subdivision as shown on plat recorded in Plat Book 2 at Page 25, said iron being common corner of properties of Endowment Fund of Appa lachian State University, Hugh Hagaman, and Mack Brown, and runs thence with the back of Lots 92-89, S 80-00, E 100.00 feet to an iron, common corner of Lots 88, 89, 112, and 113 of said Councill Subdivision; thence, with the line between Lots 88 and 89, S 4-47, E 137.68 feet to an iron in the North right-of-way of Tracy Circle; thence, with said right of-way of TracyCircle.S 86-30, W 100.00 feet to an iron common corner of Lots 92 and 93 of said Subdivision, N 3-37, W 160,98 feet to the BEGINNING; containing 0.338 acres as com puted by DMD from a survey by Joe L. Blevins, Registered Land Surveyor, Jefferson, North Carolina, on June 7, 1968. Plats of this property are in the Office of the Director of Business Affairs of Appalachian State University. Appalachian State University reserves the right to reject any and all bids received. In the case of the ac ceptance of a bid, the bidder will be so notified within thirty (30) days following the opening of the bids followed by a period of thirty (30) days within which the successful bidder will make payment to the University in full by certified check. 6-27-lcNT ADMINISTRATION NOTICE Having qualified as the ad ministrator, of the estate of Johnny B. Lentz, late of the County of Watauga, State of North Carolina, this is to no tify those having claims against the estate of the said deceased to present them to me within 6 months of the date hereof, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. Those in debted to the estate are asked to make Immediate payment. This June 13, 1968. Balph E. Lents, administra tor Route 1 , Wowing Hock, N. C. 6-20-4c Notice Of Sale Of Land For Town Taxes By virtue of the power vested in me by law, I will offer for sale at public auction at the Courthouse in Boone, N..C., on July 8, 1968, at noon, the property listed below to satisfy town taxes due for the year of 1967, This June 10, 1968. Clyde R. Greene, Mayor Town of Boone, N. C. BOONE TOWNSHIP Lee Anderson (Heirs) 1 lot.6.07 John W. Andrews, 2 lots. .19.71 G. D. Barnett, 3 lots . .397.23 Boone Body Shop, 1 lot... 60.88 Mrs. Annie Bowers, 1 lot. .1.69 Walter Lee Brewer 1 lot.46.64 Luther Brown, 3 lots . . . 57.52 Morris Casey, 2 lots . ..141.60 Charles Dean Church 1 lot..29.40 Stanley Robert Clawson 1 lot.139.59 Mrs. Rebecca Clayborn 1 lot. 18.05 J. Harold Cornett, 3/4a... 42.33 G. F. Critchers (Heirs) 1 lot.3.26 Paul Davis, 1 lot.65.70 Elizabeth Edmisten, 1 lot. .49.68 Mrs. Howard Folk, 1 lot.. .2.57 Neila Folk, 1 lot.2.47 F. F. Fox, 1 lot.27.36 Mrs. Laverne Fox 3 lots. 280.30 Margaret K. Fry, 1 lot. .13.23 Mrs. Sarah B. Gaither 8 lots.122.99 J. Wayne Gragg, 1 lot . ,.36.54 D. W. Graham, 1 lot . . .298.70 Mrs. Frank T. Greene 1 lot.30.68 Winston Worth Greer 1 lot.6.74 Clint Grimes, 1 lot... . 34.61 Edward Grimes, 1 lot . .. 14.44 Paul Grimes, 1 lot... . 10.35 Rebecca Grimes, 1 lot. . .7.03 Robert Haglier, Jr.,Hot.. 1.77 R. H. Haglier, 1 lot.1.88 A. E. Hamby, Jr., 1 lot..188.16 Wade E. Hampton, 1 lot.. 64.88 Blanche Newsome Hardy 1 lot.12.75 Cecil Edward Harmon, 1 lot.83.11 Billy Jack Hayes, 2 lots.. 14.17 Charles J. & Pauline Hayes 6 lots.73.61 Bruce Higgins, 1 lot . . .106.29 Highland Motor Co. & Highland Finance Co., 1 lot . . .33.54 John Henry Honar, 1 lot.. 18.02 Frazier Horton, 1 lot . . . 2.25 Mrs. Jennie Horton 3 lots , -t . ..53.48 Grady S. Jackson, 1 lot ..21.35 John Jones (Heirs), 1 lot .. .99 Raymond Jones Heating Co., 1 lot.83.49 G. F. Kirchner, 1 lot. . . 10.27 Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, 1 lot.. 49 James Kirkpatrick, 1 lot. .13.44 William P.Klutz,llot....43.53 Dolphus N. Lyons, Jr. 3 lots.56.56 James McQueen, 1 lot... 5.11 M. R. Maddux, 1 lot . . . 75.39 Will Motzkus, 1 lot. .. .15.94 Jackie & G. C. Norris 2 lots.105.90 Charles E. Osborne, Sr. 1 lot.50.04 Johnny B. Osborne, llot..14.33 Mrs. C. D. Payne, 1 lot..31.71 V. L. Payne, 2 lots . . . .20.24 Arville L. Perry, 1 lot.. 71.20 J. L. or Lafayette Potter Virgil Preswood, 2 lots.. .72.74 Robert Wellington Ramsey 1 lot.14.76 Jessie C. Robbins, 2 lots. .59.04 Bennie L. Robinson & wile 1 lot.65.31 Edward Rush, 1 lot. .. ..23.19 Mrs. Ella Shearer, 2 lots . .4.63 Houston Shearer. 1 lot.. .20.67 Mariam B. Smith, 1 lot. .2.00 Hunter Storie, 1 lot ... . 56.38 Mrs. C. B. Stout, 1 lot . . .2.00 Robert Swift, 1 lot . . . 48.31 Cornelia Tate, 1 lot . . . 1.98 Gladys & Odell Teague 3 lots.20.31 George C. Thomas, 1 lot. .76.89 Joe K. Trivette, 2 lots. . . 2.47 W. R. & Dorothy Tugman 1 lot..75.25 Rodney Turner, 1 lot ....14.95 Arlow Watson, 1 lot.. ..162.31 Cecil Webb, 1 lot.17.32 Robert White, 1 lot . . . .7.16 Linnie & Barbara Ann Whit tington, 1 lot.15.70 Joe Williams, 5 lots . . . 59.06 Guy Wilson, 2a.6.32 Bynum Winkler, 1 lot. . .60.40 Glenn Winkler 12 1/2 lots.87.72 Buddy Wood. 1 lot .... 42.24 Honolou Jackson Young 1 lot.' 16.75 ADMINISTRATION NOTICE Hiving qualified as the admin istrator of the estate of Bessie B. Mast, late of the County of Watauga, State of North Caro lina, this Is to notify those hav ing claims against the estate of the said deceased to present them to me within 6 months of the date hereof, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. Those indebted to the estate are asked to make Imm ediate payment. This June 18, 1M8. Houston Mast, administrator Sqgar Grove, N. C. 6-20-4c NEW RIVER TOWNSHIP Lonnie Clay Aldridge 4 lots.43.02 Dean Andrews, 3 lots . . .72.72 G. D. Barnett, 3a.134.53 Johnny Barnett, 1 lot. ..151.42 Shirley Blake, 1 lot... . 56.47 Frank Brown, 2a.... 87.10 Mrs. Muriel Brown, 1.1a..5.44 Wade Edward Brown 2 lots.46.28 Builder’s Super Market 1 lot..207.37 C. J. Carroll, 4 lots , . . 4.95 Paul E. Church, la .. . 100.04 Richard C. Church 1 lot.122.90 J. B. Clawson. Jr. 5 lots, 12 a. 203.93 R. W. Colvard, 14 lots ..325.83 Frank Cook & Allie Watson 4 lots.67.09 Kelly Maurice Cooper 1 a.19.64 Jefferson Max Dixon 1 lot.136.20 Emmitt H.Dollars,3/4a..45.80 Kemp Edward Elledge la.129.62 Mrs. C. J. Farthirg 10 1/2 a.86.71 George A. Flowers, Jr. 1 lot.109.84 Worth Gentry, 11 lots . . 16.08 Eston S. Greene, 22 lots. .178.30 G. C. Greene, Sr. & G. C. Greene, Jr. 15 lots . . 309.85 Hoye Waistle Greene 4 lots.71.23 James Bernard Greene w * lot.47.85 M. W. Greene, Jr. 3 lots, 3 1/2 a.180.00 Thelma Greene, 2a... .27.14 Paul Vernon Greer 4 lots.63.75 Robert M. Greer, 1 lot...61.26 Tom Greer, 2 lots.50.43 Jack W. Groce, 1 lot . . . .84.18 Walter S. Gwinn, 1 lot. ..68.95 R. C. Harkey, 5 lots . . . .75.93 R. C. Harkey & A. D. McNeil 4 lo*s...74.32 Roy B. Harrill, la.2.47 Mrs. Beuna Hartley ; 2 lo*s.15.08 Hoyle Hayes, 1 lot.42.54 James Edward Hennessee 1 lot..74.56 Allen E. Henson, 3 lots. .125.88 Harold Henson, 1 lot.3.72 Thomas Albert Henson’ 6 lots.49.05 Bruce Higgins, 3 lots....31.71 John H. Hollar, 4 l/2a . .87.21 Robert L. Honeycutt 4 ,ots.55.93 J. A. Horne, 1 lot.2.47 H. Walter Horton, 3/8a . .35.28 J. C. Houser, 1 lot.4.95 Sallie Houser, 19.1a . . . .61.79 Frank & Virginia James 1 lot.30.37 Jimmy K. Jones, 3 lots .. .56.44 Joyce Jones, 1 lot.13.53 Charles Edward Keller 3/4a.24.13 Mary Alice Kepiar 13 lots . .. 161.88 Howard E. Miller, 1 lot . .73.70 Ernest Moody, 4 lots . ...44.60 Herbert C. Moretz, 1 lot. .94.44 Mountain Villa Motel 5.3a..267.97 Frank Norris, 7a ... . .167.13 Melvin J. Norris, 3 lots. .94.20 Robert E. Norris,3 lots ..56.09 Tommy Osborne, 1 lot ...79.61 James Lee Parlier.l lot..28.61 Linney Payne, 4 1/2 lots..6.56 Rex Payne, 1 lot.52.14 Sallie H. Powers, 1 lot . . .3.96 Glenn Reese, 5 lots ... .46.13 Bennie Robinson, 2 lots.. .2 5.69 Alton Rogers, 3 lots . . . .25.96 Henry T. Rogers, Jr. 1 lot..24.48 Audrey Saluby, 6 lots . . ,37.77 Shoemake & Councill 1 lot.189.85 William Lewis Smitherman 2 lots.45.35 Eugene Snyder, 4 lots . .51.16 Houston Storie, 1 lot.. . 56.00 Bill R. Stout, la.142.61 George David Teague 1 lot.49.84 George C. Thomas, 1 lot. .117.82 H. Coaker Triplett 2 lots, 1 a.75.00 Robert H. Ward, 1 lot. . .56.44 Watauga Feed & Milling Co. 6 lots.lo3.29 Earl V. Watson, 2 lots .. .37.13 Robert M. Wells, 1 lot. . 41.86 Anrf Whitaker, 1 lot . . . 42.68 Jack Williams, la . . .116.46 Frank Wilson, 4 lots .. .77.65 George Wilson, 1 lot . . . 7.42 Mrs. G. C. Winkler ♦7.1a.332.87 Richard W. Winkler l/2a.407.01 Roy Winkler, 1 lot . .. .47.29 Herman B. Wood 13 lots.140.60 Kenneth Wood, 3 lots ... 191.65 J. Bynum Clawson, 1 lot...8.88 J. B. Clawson, Jr., 1 lot. 42.37 Gordon H. Winkler (Laurel Mo tel) 3/4*.417.91 (6-13-4c)