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*.i'■'-X ’'!:::■'' - - ' ', ■ ^ - ;.' ' ^ V P ' ' * "' " ' ' ’\:''\ * ■ j KfWj m. Ei- Sfi- i-i m? PAGE POUR ' HARNETT COUNTY NEWSr^J‘“^««*‘«* »t mitngtop, N. o. THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1948 Washington Mews Lettei Erwin Newa Service Washington, D. C. Child welfare specialists In Wash ington are watching a homemaking experimont In North Carolina with a great deal of interest. Not only do the Washington offi cials have their eyes peeled but also many state welfare agencies are watching for results. Since late summer and early fall, the three North Carolina counties of Transylvania, Wake and Warren, have inalituted a homemaker service for rural areas. The way It works is simple, al though the program entails a good deal of work tor the state agency in volved. The homemaker is a special ist ill taking care of children. When a mother is incapacitated, undergo ing an operation or is confined be cause of some illness, the homemaker moves in and runs the household. Usually. It is for a temporary pe riod. averaging from two to .‘'ix weeks. Last July, the federal govern ment appropriated $13,320' to tho Child Welfare Service in Raleigh for this purpose. Director of the North Carolina pro gram is Miss Jane Eliot who works under the supervision of the State Board of Pirollc Walfare Commis sioner. Or, Ellen Winston. Tho office is in llaleigh. The idea of tho program, the U. S. Children’s Bureau In Washington says, is to continue the parent-child relationship. Rather than uproot the child from his home oivvironmont when the mother is unable to care for him temporarily and no aunt or grandmother Is there to help out, the homemaker, a Civil Service worker noves in. In some rural areas, it ‘urns out at times that it Is necessary for the homemaker to stay 24 hours around the clock. The North Carolina homemaking service is unique for two main rea sons: (1) it Is the first instance where the federal government is ap propriating funds in cooperation with the state agencies and (2) It also is the first time that tho service has been extended to rural areas. The results have been good and workers in the service are enthusias tic. Miss Maud Morlock of the Social Service Division of the Children's Bu reau in Washington, says that the department is receiving many letters and calls from state agencies throughout the country who are ex tremely interested in the North Carolina program. The homemaker. Miss Morlock 'iays, goes Into a home that cannot :;o handled by either the parent or i relation and Just takes over. She ooks, cleans, and looks after the children and even gets tho man off to work with his dinner pall full. It’s something new but It is catch ing on quick. Homemaking In tho future, the Childrens Dureau hopes, will replace unsettled homes and keep the children happy. There was a considerable drop in cash receipts from livestock and pro ducts and farm crops on North Caro lina farms during January and Feb ruary ]'J'48 as compared with the same time last year. This was jinnounced by the Agri culture Department Wednesday. Ac cording to the Department, sales on Nortli Carolina farms decreased more than 1'3' million dollars. During the months of January and February this year, cash receipts to taled $56,850,000' as against $74,- 950,000 in the two-months period last year. Crops In this year’s period netted only $35,296,000 while $63,686,000 was received last year. Livestock and products/brought in ,$21,563,0i00 in January and 'February this year above the $21,264,00'0' in cash re ceipts recorded in the 1947 period. This drop in cash receipts was due no dou'bt, to a large extent to the fact that there are less chickens on North Carolina farms this year than_ there were last year, although North Carolina was tho biggest producer of chickens in the South Atlantic area. Tho Agriculture Department report ed that on January 1, 194'7, there were 12,111 while on tho same date this year the total was 10,B'3i2'. The Department also found a de cline In cash receipts by North Qaro- llna chicken farmers and in gross Income from 1946 to 1947. Receipts In 1946 totaled $12,353,000 with a gross income of $21,934,000. In 1'9'47, the Department showed the respec tive figures to bo $11,694,000 and $21,161,000. However, the nation as a whole showed a recO'rd high total of gross income from chickens and eggs in 1947. North Carolina contributed 98i0 North Carolina. It stopped on Dela ware, the nation’s smallest stale geographically, but on tha. wheel it had as much space as North Caro lina. That made Miss Delaware tlie festival queen. ; Miss Caudle, who is 16, thus bis- came one of the princesses of tlie festival, serving in the queen s court for the remainder of the festivities.; FREEDOM OF EXHIBITION . . , This Bttsaiftn e^blt qf fik-riet culture being displayed In New York’s Museim of Science wd In dustry also serves as a practical demonstration of the v^ diff^ ence between eommunlsm behind the Iron curtain and d^oon^ in the U.S; No law; prevents Americans from gettlnf Informatton on Russia. million egg.s in'1946 and 981 million eggs lust year. Funs of the late Major Edward Bowes of radio, fame, who conducted amateur programs. the nation over. will long remember his familiar words, "The wheel of fortune ’round and 'round it goes, and where it stoi-s, nobody knows." There was a wheel of fortune in Washington last week, a fanclly de corated and painted wheel bearing the names of the 48 United States and the U. S. territories. The occa sion was the 1948 Washington Cherry Blossom Festival, with prin cesses representing each state and territory. Pretty Miss Rose Antionette Caudle, of Wadesboro and Washing ton, daughter of Assistant Attorney General and Mrs. Theron Lamar Caudle, was ^ Miss North Carolina. The climax of this festival came at the Raleigh Hotel one night, when the wheel was spun. And where it stopped the name of the state or ter ritory under the pointer determined the Queen of the Festival, Miss Caudle would have made a fine queen, but the wheel didn’t stop on 1 The Rural Electrification Adml'ji- Istrntion has approved a loan of $160.,0i00 to the Piedmont! ElecU’lc Membershl'p Corporation of 'Hills boro. The loan Is to be used f>r construction of new lines in five counties. The counties affected aj'e Orange, Durham, Person, CaBWtjll and Granville. The President of the Cooperative is W. F. Shaw, of Hllis- boro. C. D. Matthews of Hamlet and Rsjl- eigh, president of the North Caro lina Mutual Peach Growers Associa tion has been in Washington coa- ferring with Agriculture Department officials on setting up research pro ject relative to the peach industry; Matthews said the program being studied by peach growers and the .‘tgrlculture Department is in line with research programs developed in other agricultural lines. The agency of the meeting includ ed discussions of research Into brovrn rot, a condition which occurs when peaches are shipped for a long dis tance without being cooled. Those who participated in the discusshm also brought up such matters as pro per containers for peaches, qul'jk cooling before shipment and| the pro per time or picking peaches for ship ping. Matthews a^o conferred with other Agriculture officials to see if anything' could be done to relieve the economic (burden brought on a few peach growers by the frost early In the season. However, he did not seem to ihlnk much could be done. , Visitors at office of Sen. Will- iii-m B. Umstead recently included Vi'illlam A. Creech, of Smlthfleld. and j,' R. Yancey, of Oxford. 1 Creech has Just been graduated from the University of North Caro lina, and is in Washington seeking a foreign service appointment with the State Department. Yancey, a veteran of World War II, will enter Walter Reed Hospital for treatment of Injuries received during his service In the Army. Sen. Clyde R. Hoey says he be lieves the bill to repeal margarine taxes has a good chance of passing the Senate when it comes to the floor for a vote. The North Carolina Senator poin ted out that a test vote had already been taken when an amendment was tacked onto the tax bill which would have repealed margarine assess ments. At that time, the vote was 33 to 46 against the amendment, but Hooy said many of the Senators be lieved this was not tho proper place to try to repeal the margarine tax. Nevertheless, he said, this shows there is a solid bloc of senators against the discriminatory tax. ll is believed that the measure will go to the Agriculture Committee of which Hoey is a member. If it does, Hojsy says there is little chance that llilJ committee will "bottle up’’ the (Continued on page five) SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES Under the .'luthorily vested In me by Section 4, Chapter 213 of tbe Public Laws of 1937, and Acts amendatory thereto, and other laws relating to the collection of taxes, I will on Monday, May '3, 1948, it being the first Monday In May, between the hours of 10 o’clock A, M. and 4 o’clock P. M., sell to tho highest bidder for cash at the Courthouse door in LiBlngton. Harnett County, N. C.. the real estate named below and apply so much of the proceeds of said sale as may be necessary to pay tho taxes duo Harnett County for the year 1947, together with such penalties, Interest, expenses and costs as may be due or may be allowed under the law. W. D. HARRINGTON, Tax Collector Harnett County. April 1. 1948. .\XDERSOX CREEK TOWNSHIP White Name—Property and Description Amount J. Leo Betts, 135 A Baggett Ld $ 40'.33 Troy Blackman. 40 A. Moore Ld 20.12 Mrs. M. J. Bolin, 3 A. West Ld 26.46 Mrs. Maggie Butler, Heirs, 100 A. 'Res.-bal. ■3'4.49 J. Hartwell Butts, 3 A. Butts Ld. 33.70 Elbert T. Cannaday, 115 A. Gurganlous Ld. 76.67 Enoch Darroch, 2C> A. Darroch Ld G.'8'2 Jasper C, Ellis, 74 A. various 48.62 F'elecia Holder, Heirs, 32 A. Waste L^ 5.65 Charles Malcolm Lassiter, 40 A. Butts Ld. 23.62 W. E. Lassiter, 3 A. Clayton Ld. 33.20 J. H. Lee & Louise Truelove, 42 A. El more Ld. 6.72 Miss Lula Lucas, 52 A. Lucas Ld 18.69 Rachel McCormick Heirs, 50 A. Haire Ld.- '6.44 J. 11, McLamb, 180 A. various 77.01 J. T. McLamb, 15 A. McLamb Ld 23.76 N. W. McLamb, .50 A. McLamb Ld '13.03 C. H. .Mangum, 113 A, Longnocker Ld 21.87 Mrs. Mary G. Mason, 126 A. Gurganlous Ld. 13.88 W. R. .Moss. 179 A. various 192'.71 E. B. Powell, 89 A. various 27.'3'2 Hugh A. Ray Heirs 68 A. Res 12.87 .Mrs. Mary S. Rowe, 25 A. Shaw Ld 11.08 John S. Shaw Heirs, 41 A. Shaw Ld 6.07 Ann R. Shirley, 83 A. McCormick Ld 20.67 N. V. Stephenson, 84 A. Marsh Ld 8.5li n .J. Taylor. 284 A. McRae Ld 31.46 Halford Taylor, 43 A. Ovorhills Ld 8.53 I). C. West, 29 A. Res '14.51 Donald L. West, 123 A. West Ld '34.34 Marvin L. West, 170 A. various 132.82 Wlnsor T. White, 20 A. Best Ld i9'.5'8' Ziilina Williams Heirs, 32 A. West Ld 3.58 Mrs. Daisy Yancey, 136 A. 'Res 40.33 Colorel \V, Tom Barney Heirs, 63 A. various 21.56 .1. A. Clark. 50 A. Clark Ld 16.30 Calvin Davis, 50 A Gregory Ld 9.58' Silas Dobbin 25 A. Dobbin Ld 9.68 Miles Elliott, 23 A. 'Res .Stephen Elliott Heirs, 2 A. Elliott Ld 1.4'3 Paul Jones. 20 A. McNeill Ld 4.08 Gablo King, 5 A. Elliott Ld 7.39 .1. W. Lofton, 215 a. various 67.25 Maybelle McGill. 1 A, Elliott Ld 3.50 John D. McGregor Heirs, 45 A. Res, 6.08 George Ray Heirs, 25 A. Ray Ld 7.86 M. J. Ray. 35 A. Res 16.84 Randolph Ray, 16 A. Ray Ld. 16.28 After lAst Ethel West 6.79 BARBECUE TOWNSHIP White A. A. Bradford Heirs, 152 A. various- 75.68 Grady Bradford, 150 A, various 35.'60 Mrs. Lela Burgess, 15 A. various 4.30 .Mberf Cameron Heirs,-100 A. Harmon Ld. 16.92 •■'innlo E. Cameron, 37 A. various 13.82 G. W. Cameron, 23 A. Cameron Ld 15,43 T. W. Cameron, 33' A. various 23.48 M. Cauoy, 53 .A. various 3.74 G. 0. Childress. 29 A. various 26.66 I). G. Clark, >32 A. Clark Ld - 25.35 Hazel Cox, 7 A, Davis Ld 1_ '8.18 Hubert L. Cummings, 126 A. Mason Ld. 2'9'.19 W. H, Dull, 47 A. Dull Ld 51.68 ]). A. Graham Heirs, -39 A. Douglass Ld. 30.81 H. C. (Clifton) Graham, 40 A. various 33.22 -Mrs. Eula Belle Graham, 15 A. various 3.81 j; P. & P. C. Graham, 60 A. Jones Ld 11.43 Mrs. Mary Graham, 56 A. various 2i8’.91 H. L. (Henry) Haddock, 1 A. various 14.66 A. V. Harrington Heirs, 7 A. Harrington Ld. ,92 .’'Irs. N. L. Harrington Heirs, 101 A. 'various 14.38 J.'.ck Howard, 139 A. various 73.44 .Mrs. Dannie daggers, 167 A. McDougald Ld. 44'.16 l>ynn Knight, 11 A. Mason Ld bal. 9,77 .^iae Lamm, 12 A. Branch Ld 2.'84 Worth McFarland, 22 A. various 20',72 I). H. McLean Heirs, 177 A. various 24.18 Hugh McLean, 27 A. McLean Ld 4.74 DeWltt McNeill, 2 A. Cameron Ld. 46.07 Flossie McNeill, 14 A. Skinner Ld 14.17 O. W. (Clarence) Morris, 54 A. various 34.71 E. G. Noel, S'l A. Davis Ld 54.79 Mrs. Lula Noel, 84 A. Smith I/d 22.'63 C. W. Pipkin, 44 A. Withers Ld 22.00 l,ewls E. Rosser, 9 A. various 34.19 Joseph Duvis Smith Heirs, 1 A. Swim ming Hole 1 1.36 Mrs. J. A. Stevens Heirs, 2 A. 'Holder Ld .4'3' Paul Stewart, 40 A. various 11.70 Georgiana A. Swann Heirs, 17 A. McLean Id 1.20 D. J. Taylor, 502 A. various 119.7C Herman Thomas, 78 A. various - 74',27 H. H. Thompson, 50 A. Thomas Ld '10.69 J. R. P. West, 25 A. McCormick Ld 4.23 F'. H, White, 62 A. various 29.6t9' J. G. Williams, 77 A, Chalmers Ld. 18.61 Colored Hannah Buie, 1 A. Cox Ld 1.3G John D. Buie, 1 A. Gilchrist Ld. 5.43 Archie Cameron, 40' A. Waddell Ld, 11.14 Steve Cameron Heirs, 37 A. Cameron Ld. 18.12 Henry Cox Heirs, 7 A. various 3,41 Herbert Davis, 25 A. Davis Ld. 4.30 Tom Davis, 9 A. various 37.86 Jim Hicks, 74 A. Cameron Ld. 36.33 E. M. McAuley, 37 A. various 4'3.3'3' Jim McDougald, 12 A. Buie Ld 32.59 Ida McNeill Heirs, 32 A. McNeill Ld 11.56 Charles Malletto Heirs, 11 A. Mallette .Ld. 1.84 N, D. Mallette Heirs, 58 A. various 12.27 Elige Pearson, 15 A, various '15.36 John Pearson, 3 A. Austin Ld. 4.09 Jessie Pully Heirs, 6 A. McLeod Ld. 4,66 Avery Stewart, 28 A. Castleberry Ijd 18.71 John W. Swann Heirs, 44 A, Swann Ld 8.61 Rev. L. T. Taylor, 3 A. various 4.69 W. Palmer Walker, 138 A. Nichols Ld 72.20 After List James McQ. McCormick, 22 A. 31.51 Wallace Green. 396 A. Canoy Ld. 42.86 BLACK RIVER TOWNSHIP White Mrs, John Adams, 20 A. Ben Woodell Ld. 7.61 John L. Vdams, 2 Lots .50 Wade ,H. idams, 1 Lot 6.24 Winifred & Ozella Adahis, 2 A. J. C. Smith Ld. 3.10 J. C. Barbour, 19 A. Barbour Ld 18.82 Golden Barefoot, 4 A. Nordan Ld. 23.41 Walter J. Broadwell, Jr., 2' A. Stephen- ' son Ld. 134.0'9 Molba G. Brymlldsen, 2 Lots 4,0'0' H. T. Butts, 2 Lots 1.72 W. P. Butts, 64 A. various i8'4,82 E. M. Currln, 7 Lots 93.04 F. Loo Collins, 2 Lots 12.97 W. J. Currin, 60 A. & 2 Lots Currin Ld 67.98 Harvey Deal, 5 Lots 14.95 .Mrs. Eugenia Earp, 36 A. Currin Ld 29.81 C. C. Ferrell Heirs, 1 Lot 15.'30 K. L. Gardner, 35 A. Black River Ld 37.42 M. E. Gardner, 88' A, & 4 Lota BO'b ’Nor dan Ld. 91.23 N. H. Gardner Heirs, 1 Lot 2.72 W. H. Hamilton, 1 Lot 26.48 W. H. Hamilton & W, D. Williams, 1 Lot— 2.72' L. J. Harper, Jr., 42 A. Home Place 35.9'9 Mrs. J. A. Hockaday, 1 Lot 30.46 Mrs. Nolllo Long, 46 A. Curr.Jn Ld 60.92 Mrs. H. H. McLean, 1 Lo(—1 >12.75 J. B. McLeod, 4 Lots ' 74.96 C. J. Mabry, Jr., >6 A. Currin Ld 18.16 J. O. Matthews, 26 A. Home Place 33.85 R. C. Monday, 3 Lots 79.01 Joseph R. Overby, 26 Lots 161.44 Willio W. Owen, 1 Lot 22.69 W. H. Parker, 2 Lots 11.23 Mrs. Grace B. Partin, 2 A. Smith Ld. .72 G. W. Partin, 43 A. Smlthfiold Road- 38.11 L. B. Partin, 34 A. Home Place 26.62 Bennie Pate, 3 A. Pago Ld 7.18 Mrs. Q'. J. Smith, 1 Lot 6.01 Mrs. Mabel H. Stephens, 1 Lot—: 28^39 D. Q. Stephenson Heirs, 11 A. Stephenson Id 10.37 Otis E. Stephenson, 1 Lot 10'.39 J. M. Tutor. 1 A. & 1 Lot Stephenson Ld. 67.78 .Mrs. Viola Wester, 1 Lot 4.2«' W. B. Williams. 14 Lots 134.09 Ada Woodell, 17 A. Woodell Ld 7.58 Sherwood Woodell, 11 A. Woodell Ld— 16.25 George D. Woodley, 5 A. & 1 Lot Smith Ld, 36.18' David H. Young, 21 A. & 21 Lots various 32'6.40 Floyd L. Young, 1 Lot 2.65 Frances Long Young, 1 Lot 26,60 O. S. Young. 1 Lot Ji .65 Melvin Ballentlno Heirs, 49 A. Home ♦ Place 1 *-bal. 17.73 Lawrence & Laura Bethea, 1 Lot 4.22 Exodus Cofield, 2 Lota 6.36 Robert Puller, 1 Lot : 2.6& Edgar Lee, 1 Lot '6.63 Paul McKay, 1 Lot 9.18 Zack Matthews, 1 Lot 9.39 Richard Perry, 1 Lot 2.81 Forch Ragland, 1 Lot 4.'0i3 Mack Ragland, 7 A. various 18.52 W. M. Stokes Heirs, '37 A. Home Place- 1‘8'.62 Ophelia Sultt, 1 Lot 1,43 Oscar Talton, 1 Lot 20.88 Chollle B. Wright, 2' Lota 1.43 George W. Wright, 1 A. various '8'.08 RUCKHORN TOWNSHIP White Malcolm W. Avent, 60 A. various 24.76 J. Leo Betts, 172 A. & 1 Lot various 161.96 L. C. Bullock, 106 A. Res 75.20 F. A. Burns, 70 A. 'Ros. 43.89 Ralph Clark, 23 A, Ros 34.93 Benton Doan, 16 A. Res 20.46 E. L. Doan Heirs, 13 A. Dean Ld. 16.76 John Douglass, 21 A. 'various '4'2.60 Fred Fore, 37 A. Res. 3'9','GO F. N. Griffin, 67 A. Griffin Ld 16,97 J. B. Griffin, 70 A, Griffin Ld 13.78 Z. V. Griffin, 69 A 28.26 Mrs. W. R. Harrington Heirs, 67 A. Har rington Ld. 6.19 E. D. Horton 'Heirs, 13 A. Horton Ld. 'bal. 23.'3'7 J. L. Horton Heirs, 37 A. various 3'0'.46 W. W. Horton, 58 A. various 61.01. T. T. Jofforios, 1 Lot '32,70 W. A. Johnson, 87 A. Res. 74.60 Harvey T. McCotter, .I Lot 17.0'1 C. H. McLean Heirs, 176 A. Ros 61.66 Mrs. G. H. Nash, 1 Lot .60 J. Crayton Senter, 13 A. oSnter Ld._ 23.87 Tyree Senter, 8 A. Senter Ld 9.42 C. F. Steed, 18 A. Rea 32.46 Jack Wagnor, 1 'Lot 37.31 W. R. Watkins, 1 Lot 3.30 J. D. Wheeler 22 A. 'Res 40.61i Prank Wilson, 12 A. Senter Ld IB.M' Colored Paul Lanier, 109 A. 'Lanier Ld 32.27 After IJst P. L. Truelove, 1 Lot— 9.18 HECTOR’S GREEK TOWNSEQP > White T. P. Betts, 16 A. Betts Ld a4.27 A. G. Blanchard, 291 A. H. C. Xai 64.23 Mrs. Dessio Buchanan 7 A. Res.-. 8.34 E. W. Dean, lO. A. Green Ld 10.28 C. R. Grady, 1 Lot 6.60 J. P. Sherman, 8ui A. Ros Bal. 9.17 I. D. Smith, 2'3 A. Res 30.0'9 Rev. G. Scott Turner, 6 A. Res 3'8'.43 Mrs. SalilG Blanchard Weathers, 46 A. Blanchard Ld. ■ 7.98 Leon Wester, 28 A. Wester Ld, 26.90- Colored Walter Allen, 40 A. .Res 13.71 Mack McKinnIo Heirs, 30 A. H. C. Ld 13.78 Henderson McKay, 1 Lot 10.08' Leslie McLeod, 1 Lot 10.86 Herbert Snead, 2 A. Res Bal, 10.00 Robert Speed, 1 A, Res 11.57 Kit Stewart Heirs, 2 A.„ Res 3.61 .lOHNSONVILLE TOWNSHIP White L. C. Allen, 24 A. various 12.46 J. R. Baker, 29 A. Baker Ld 2.97 Mrs, Bella Barefoot, 70 A. various 11.88 Troy Blackman, 120 A. various 26.14' Ben Cameron, 3' A. Plank Road 27.57 D. A. & Elizabeth Cameron, 69 A. Cam- 63011 Ld. 8,83 D. B. Cameron Heirs, 74 A. Cameron Ld.— 21.12 Duncan E, Cameron, 133 A, various 27,15 Edward Cameron, Adinr., 70'A. Gum Swamp 40.10 Flora Jean & Lee Pearce Cameron, 96 A. Cameron Ld. : —_ 12.44 Fred M. Cameron, 40 A, Cameron Ld 21.’9'5 J. S. Cameron, 22 A, Gum S\yamp 10.98 Neil C. Cameron & Ray Allen, 108 A. Wood Ld : 14.69 R. B. Cameron Heirs, 61 A. Starling Ld.— 4.62 R. McD. Cameron Heirs, 47 A, Gum Swamp 7.59 J. M. Canoy, 44 A. various .- 7.26 D. A. Clark, 31 A. Parrish Ld. 1'3'.79 J. C. Clark, 234 A. variuos 36.32 D. W. Cox, '286 A, Overhills Ld 39.86 J. C. Currie Heii's, 188 A. Plank Road 24,34 G. C. Dennis, 40 A. Cameron Ld 6.37 Eli Dull, 184 A. Sheppard Ld 73.26 Eli, Paul & W. H. Dull, 25 A. 'Sheppard Ld. 9.0'8' Paul Dull, 136 A. Sheppard-Ld 57.11 W. H. Dull. 106 A. Sheppard Ld 4 28.88 V. E. Fields, 10 A. Puller Ld 21.31 E. J. Gilchrist, 216 A. 'Various Bal. 29.50 C. A. Hamilton, 2 A. Rock Branch 1.08’ Lee Hickman, 44 A. various 66.45 Mack Holder, CO A. Overhills Ld 6.11 Ella McDonald Heirs, 147 A. McDonald Ld. 21.87 B. J. McFarland, 72 A. Ovorhills Ld 15.84 W. E. Marks, 2 A. Duncan Ld 26.69 W. T. Mai’shburn Heirs, 213 A. Gum Swanip 34.86 W. A. M338e, 60 A. Huckleberry Ld 1'- ■ 8.43 D. H. & J. A. Senter & W. H. Parrish, 1751 A. Overhills Ld 2 Bal. 46.34 James C. Senter, 43' A. Overhills Ld 4.46 Johnnie Shuw, 24 A. j. 6.95 L. R. Smith, 35 A. Plank Road 15.03 Clifton L. Spence, 48 A. Overhills Ld 4.95 J. E. Sperunza, 66 A. Overhills Ld, 6.77 Ralph Stewart, 60 A. McKeithan Ld 19.40 Allen Siewai’t, 108 A. McKay Ld 19.31 Rachel Stewart, 24 A. various— 20.30 D. M. Swann, 7 A. Cameron Ldf 1.2i4 F. J. Swann Heirs. 80 A. Gum Swamp 12.46 J. M. White, 25 A. McKeithan Ld 4.72 Mrs. Katie Wicker & A. L.'Seawell, 94' A. McDonald Ld. Bal. 6.97 David Williams, lOO-A. Cypress Ld 16.34 J. C. Yarborough, 147 A. Overhills Ld. 62.32 Colored Archie Allen, 60. A. McKeitlmn Ld 8.91 Abraham Cameron, 47 A. various 12.14 James Cameron, 14 A. various 6.21 Mary Cameron, 26,A. various 2.81' Neill Cameron Heirs, 23 A. Cameron Ld.— 12'.21 Tom Cameron, 8 .A. various 13,37 Arthur Lee Chalmers, 7 A. 'various 1.90 Charlie Chalmers, 4 A. Clialmers Ld 1.41 John Chalmers,. 10 A. Cameron Ld 11.56 John D. Chalmers, 7 A. Chalmers Ld l.'9'O Frank Chatham, 102 A. Parrish Ld 26.20 Bessie Dobbin, 24 A. McRao Ld 3.56 June Dobbin, 24 A. McRae Ld 4.65 Vessie Dove, 51 A. Overhills Ld 5.20' Alfred Puller, 42 A. various 2 '3i8'.53 G. V. Gilchrist, IS A, Gilchrist Ld 9.92 Leonard Gilchrist, 34 A. McGregory Ld. 5.04 Ralph Graham, 18 A. Bethune Ld.-.; 14.64 Earl & Edgar Haley, 32 A. Johnson Ld.— 4.96 Tom Johnson, 48 A. various — 14.16 Hannah Kelly Heirs, 20 A. Kelly Ld.- 2.40 J. L. MoAden, 10 A. Moss Ld 8i.67 lloxie McCrimmon, 18 A. Bethune Ld 2.16 ' Jerry McGregor, 10 A. McPherson Ld 20.8'3' Willie McKay, 80 A. Overhills Ld 8.17 Flora McNeill. 12 A. Smith Ld 6.77 Neill McRae, 110 A. McRae Ld 24.68 Neill McRae Jr., 18 A. McRae Ld 14.99 Willis McRae, 13 A. McRae Ld 2.81 Charles Mallette Heirs, 95 A. various 34.74 D. J. Mallette & C. H, McLoan, 129 A. A. C. L. RR. —- 20.38 Clyde Matthews, 227 A. Overhills Ld 23.19 'Ella Todd Siler, 4 A. ■Chalmers Ld 2.41 Rev. L. T. Taylor, 4 A. Morrison Ld 26.76 Mlller'Woods, 38 A. Parrish Ld *'88 LILIiJNGTON •TOWNSHIP White Mrs. J. R. Baggett, 1 Lot 4.44 V. S. & J. R. Baggett Jr., 2 Lots 64.65 S. D. Brantley, 6 A. McLean Ld l-O'S T. R, Brown, 1 Lot- 66.64 Wayne Brown, 1 Lot 5.37 B. D. Bunn, 4 Lots 33.74 R. R. Byrd Heirs, 6 A. Waste'Ld -92 Halford H. Coleman, 1 Lot 8.61 J. S. Colville, 14 A. Res 11-79 Mrs. Esther Currin, 2 Lots 39.40i B. R. Grimes, 1 Lot 26718 Shop Ha'mmond, •3'08 A. Weathers Ld. 119.26 Mrs. Lillian R. Henley, >1 Lot 28.76 Stewart Hockaday, 3 Lota 6.46 W. F. Hockaday Heirs, 1 Lot Eunene Lee, 432 A. Pipkin Ld 201.'3« E. M. Longmlre, 1 Lot 1.77 Dr. S. ,R. McKay, 11 Lots 6.27 'Roger M. Mann, 1 Lot 6.37 N. A. Mason Heirs, 1 Lot .77 J. D. iMyrlck, 1 Lot 22.20 J. T. Northam, 6 Lots 168.85 Northam Motor Co., 6 Lots 216.26 Norwood Brick Co., 160 A. & 4 Lots various 460.99 T. D. O’Quinn, 1 A. Res 57.06 Mrs. Eula R. Parker Est., 1 Lot Bal. .64 W. H. Parrish, 87 A. & 1 Lot various 122.32 F. L. & H. P. Pearson, 1 Lot 10.67 M. T. Phelts, 2 Lots 26.67 Ernest Phllllpa, 1 A. Bethune Ld 11.19 Mrs. M. L. Salmon Heirs. 16 Lots 89.20 Neill McKay Salmon, 1 Lot '32.29 Neill McKay Salmon •& Wife, 1 Lot 76.76 J. L. Stephens, 4 A. Res 29.57 A. L. Stewart, 1 A. Res.- 16.70 Franklin Lewis Stewart, 1 Lot 10.96 Henry Stewart, 1 Lot 4.16 Gordon K. Turlington, 1 Lot 7.29 R. N. Weaver. 3 Lots 8'.97 J. A. Womble. 11 Lots 126.86 Mrs. Jane McM. Wright, 1 Lot 61.61 Colored Annie Ashley, 2' Lots - 6.'65 John L. Brown, 2 Lots 24.86 Addle Cannaday, 1 Lot .77 Same Belle Cannaday, 1 Lot '11.86 Fred Cash, 2 Lots 27.87 Christian Com, Burial Soc., 1 A. Shawtown 4'8-.04 Hazel D. Clark, 2 Lots 16.00 J. A. Clark, 1 A. & 1 Lot Res. 28.15 Carrie Clegg, 2 Lots 6.68 Herbert Clegg, 1 Lot 6.28' Layton Cofleld, 1 Lot 3.67 Lee Cofleld, 2 Lots' 1 S.'S3 Oscar Davis, 8 Lots 16,46 Vernal Davis, 2 Lots ,77 Wilbert W. Davis, 2 Lots 3.76 Malcolm Elliott, 2 Lots .77 A. B. Guyton & Wife, 1 Lot 12.40 Herman Harrington 10' A. -Res 21.46 Martha Harris, 4 A', Res 11.17 Howard Hodges, 1 Lot 7.52 Lottie Hodges 'Heirs, 24 A. Rest u._ 16.38 Susan Hodges Heirs, 6 A. various 6.89 James Jones, 2, Lots 4.67 Lewis Lampley, 3 Lots 10.27 Archie MoKay, 8 A. Flat’ Woods 4.14 Julia Ann McKay, 2 Lots 1.38 Mary McKay Heirs, 4 Lots 8.11 Dennis Mcl,ean, 1 Lot .39 Joe McLean, 2 Lots 10.19 John Arti€ McLean, *1 Lot 9.41 John Buie McLean, 1 Lot 1.16 John L. McLean, 1 A, Res 19.67 Justicia Mclvoan, 1 Lot 5.06 Margaret McLean, 1 Lot 6^97 Martha L. McLean, 4 A. & 1 lot, Flat Woods 19.66 Robert McLean, 2 Lots 18.S'9' J. L. Massey,. 1 Lot '.ll.’12 Regina Massey, 1 Lot • 1.77 J. J. Montgomery, 1 Lot 9.42 Lessie Morgan & Mary Tatum, 2 A. Sut ton Ld. 13.30 J, M. Patterson, 1 Lot 10.49 Maggie Patterson Heirs, 19 A. various 16.30' Mattie Patterson, 1 Lot 3.67 Sandy Patterson Heirs, 9 A. Res. 9.26 Janie Ragland, 2 Lots 2.69 John Rowland, 1 Lot 10.0i4' Caroline' Shaw Heirs, 2 A. Res 3.9'1 Sam Shaw Heirs, 2' Lots ^ 1.46 .41ma Small, 1 Lot 4.69 Sudie Smith, 50 A. various 34.17 Beatrice C. Speed, 4 Lots 1.46 W. C. Steele Heirs, 2 Lots .77 Banks Street, 4 Lots 6.59 Edie Tucker, 2 Lots 4.07 James Tucker, 1 Lot 10.60 Addle Warfield, 1 Lot 8.87 Alice Washington, 1 Lot '1.39 Rudy Wicker, 6 A. Rea 10.61 George H. Williams, 30 A. various 18.86 Annie Street Wrigbft, 2 Lots 9.1i NEILL’S CREEK TOWNSHIP White W. E. Boykin, 1 Lot 37.02 J. A. Campbell Heirs, 1 Lot 18.13 Arthur Capps, 8 A. Horton Ld 24.42 Mrs. Iva Outts, 44 A. James Ld 40.81 Miss Lula Green, i3'4 A. Green Ld 39.73 Howard Height, 1 A. -Res 28.48 Mrs. John R. Hood, 4 A. Res. 14.9'9' K. M. Lloyd. 1 A. Res 29.66 Chester McLeod, 1 Lot i.gg Mattie L. Mabry, 30 A. Matthews Ld 27.92 Mrs. Z. D. Matthews. 62 A. Matthews Ld— 36.91 J. D. Memory, '6 A. Ennis Ld. «'.91 P. L. Parrish, 21 A. Parrish Ld. 32.-4'7 I. K. Stafford, ;33 A. Messer Ld 9.13 W. H. SteVart, 43 A. 'various 40‘!36 P. H. Taylor, '3, A. Res 37,62 E. L. Upchurch;Heirs, 10 A. Upchurch Ld— 14.04 Woodrow Upchurch, 9 A. & 1 Lot Camp bell Ld. (bal. 20.32 G. W. Waddell',' 2 A. Res. - 25.38' Mrs. A. R. Wilder, '31 A. Wilder Ld 37.64 ' Colored Pearl Elliott, 28 A. McNeill 'Ld bal. 11.00 W. F. Gaskin, 1 A. Gaskin JL/d ’ u.36 Alice Johnson, 1 A. Res ' 4.‘719 Tom Leach, 1 A. McLean Ld. 7.22 Duncan McLean, 1 A. Res 8,86 J. T. McLean Heirs, 22 A. McLean Ld. 12.33 Silas L, McLean, 16 A. Hockaday 20.64 Zeedee McLean, 1 Lot - 2.96 Oscar McNeill Heirs, 18 A. various-.. 11.89 Henry H. Massey, 1 A. Massey Ld 1.78 Daniel Matthews, 1 A. McLean Ld. 7.67 STEWART’S CREEK TOWNSHIP .. White Alton Adams, 10'6 A. Strickland Ld 41,36 Bessie V. Adams, 69 A. various 34.24 William H. Bethea, 10 A, Strickland Ld 40.71 Sam Bryant, 99 A. various 81.47 Mrs. E. 3. Byrd, 30 A. Res. 8.96 L. D. Byrd Heirs, 67 A, Res— 68.60 W. L. Byrd, 7'9 A. various— 52.96 W. B. Carter 26 A. Res 31.96 J. D. Davlo Heirs, 112 A. Res. 66.00 Joe Everette, 46 A. Godwin 'Ld 23.91 Mr.s. EJdith; Ezzolle, 50 A. Res. 20.68 Shop Ham ^1ond, 293 A. various 134.65 E. H. Hobbs, 120'A. & 1 Lot'Various 86.27 W. A. Holland, 26 A. Res 16.72 A. L. Honeycutt, 67 A. Res. 31.12 S. Percy it Mrs. Miriam Hudson, 156 A. Andrews' Ld.' 25.20 Edward Jackson, -Zl A. Lawson Ld 19.60 J. T. McLamb, 38 A. Godwin Ld 15.63 W, Gordon' McLamb, 34 A. McLamb Ld 29.39 K. H. Mur'chison. 70 A. Res 52.03 D, C.-Parker, Sr., 20' A. & 1 Lot. Res 62.08 Mrs. Marvin Wade, Sr., 63 A. Wilson Ld— 18.41 Colored Ben J. Bui'iiette, 15 A. Res 7.44 Frank Cameron, 10 A. Byrd Ld. 8.81 Hubert Prink Cameron, 10 A. Avery Ld.— 17.00 Russell Carroll,I 2 A. Lewis Ld. 1.52 Ophelia & Paul 'Davls, 12 A.*Smith Ld 6.44 David Elll'itt'Heirs, 8 A. Elliott Id 4.40 Rc'cert Elliott, j63i A, Res. 24,41 Alexander 'McLean Heirs, 40 A. 'Res. 10.73 Dock McLean Heirs, 2 A. School Ld 1.'92 Jacob Mcliean, 'S-l A. various 20'.66 Arcliie' McNeill,' Jr., 1 Lot .66 Booker T. 'McNeill', 1 Lot—:: 9.15 Jeffle Melvin, 6 A. Davis Ld. bal. 1.00 Gertrude l^aynor, 10 A. McKay Ld. 2.41 Mary & Minnie Seuberry, 16 A. Res 19.92 Joseph C. Singleton. 5' A. McDougald Ld 4.28 Caasie Smith Heir:), 12 A, Smith Ld 5.44 Hattie Smith, 13 A. Smith Ld 4.97 Ike Smith,' 60 A. Smith Ld 19.20 James A. Smith, 4 Lots 22.65 Joe Smith, 28 A. Strickland Ld 18.03 John L. Smith Heirs, 16 A, Smith Ld 8.85 Lonnie B. ISmith,, 1 Lot 12,43 R. B. Smith Heirs, >36 A. Smith Ld 20.16 Robert S. 'Smith, 1 Lot IS.-O" T. J. Smith Heirs. S A. Smith Ld 3.69 Watson Smith, tlO' A. Smith Ld. 9.52 M. C. Vinimn, 70 A. McLeod Ld 39.67 D. E. Wililiams, 1 Lot 8.36 Joanna Williams, 23 A. Res. 8.00 Rachel Williams Heirs. 11 A. Res. 6.24 UPPER IJl'TLB RIVER TOWNSHIP White Albert L, Autry, 32 A. 'various 80.76 C. 'R. Bethlea Heirs, 62 A. Wester Ld 51.61 Lillie J. Bplln, 7'5 A. Kelly Ld 6.36 A. B. Bretiee, 14 A. Womack Ld 3.64 M. C. Brown, 53 A. Brown Ld 63.83 Mrs. Belinda Buchanan, 40 A. Home Place. 5.08 W, 3.>Bu,hanan, 25 A. Home Place ' 36.82 L. F. Burgess, |30 A. Home Place 25.14 J. CarUle Byrdi 10 A. Honeycutt Ld 1-9.84 Mrs. M. H, Byrd Heirs, 88' A. ft 63 Lots Home Place 82,91 W. W. By:d Es.t., 2 Lots 6.60 A. Carl Ctlmeron, ill A. vwrious 36.45 Dewey Clifton, 72 A. various 48.60 D. H. (Herman) Cox, 1 Lot 31.66 D. W. Cox, 1 Lot 21.36 Daniel Cummings, 7 A. Patterson Ld 12.77 Worth Cummings, 26 A. various 38'.20 E. G. Davis, GLA. McCormick Ld 18.48 Wade JOouglasfi, 1 A. Patterson Ld 7.76 W. R. Do-ttglass'Heirs, 87 A. Rw._ 11.84 Mrs. B. C.IGriffin, 3 A. O’Quinn Ld 1.13 B. C. Griffin, 17 A. various 40.74 C. Pi. Halllman; 22 A. various 63.58 Clarence M. Holder, 79 A. •various 48.'30 L. S. Holder, 5 Lots 16.93 Mrs. Omiel Holder, 8 A. Res 10.98 Mrs. W. H! W.! Holder, 2 A, Mamers > 1.71 A. L. Jackson, 91 A. various 61.12 Flora Kelly, 28 A. McNeill Ld 5.15 Alice McAuley; 35 A. various 28.57 Golden McAuley, 1'94 A. Home Place lOO.il T M. McAuley; 46 A. Christian Ld 4;81 T. B. McNeill Heirs, 18' A. Home Place 26,03 Edward M&r.shburn, 68 A. various 73.63 W. H. Marshburn, 18 A. Kelly Ld 14.81 Lewis B. Mason, 34 A. Ray Ld bal. 16.04 D. M. MorHson, 25 A. Walker Ld. 6.70 Lee Ray Morrison, 17 A. Morrison Ld 17.41 Wade Morrison, 20 A. Home Place 21.48 W. M. Morrison, 16 A. various 17.10 Lacy Oldham,. 69 A 17.06 P. N. O’Quhin,' 1 A. McLean Ld 28.97 Dewey Patterson, 16 A. Home Place 36.31 Gilbert' Patterson, i3‘S A. various 1 31.94 Leslie Paluerson, 32 A. Home Place 22.93 L. P. Patterson, 6 A. Home Place 16.26 Ernie Portjer, 41 A. various 83.75 E. L. Powell, 1 A. Home Place 43.14 Elton Bloaa ft Mrs. Melba S. Avent, 167 A. various I 48.71 Garland Sloan,. 48 A. Home Place 45.04 Miss Pauline Sloan, 23 A. Home Place 87.93 K. F*. Stewart, 51 A. Home Place 48.67 Nell A, Stswart, 18 A. 'various 24.25 Calvin Thomas, 16 A. Home Place 7.63 J. F. Turner Pleirs, 147 A. various 90.57 Watson Wood,11 A. Home Place 14.17 Colol-ed Sarah J. Arnold Heirs, 91 A. Res 80 46 W. 12. Buie, 60; A. Home Place 29 12 Dan Hugh'iCampbell, 1 A. Mason .Ld siso E. S, Cami'bel), 25 A. Home Place 17 29 Katie J. Camp'beU, 21 A. Res baf 7 8® T. W; Campbell, 11 A. Morris Ld 1$ 72 Lou Gerthit Currie, 1 A. McLeod Ld ‘se Nannie Douglass, 16 A. Res... 7 84 Cla-udle Gilmore, 42 A. Harrington"!^"--! 8!74 Elsie Gilmore, 64 A. Home Place.: ; 27*23 Theodore ludd, 3 A. Douglass Ld.!_!!!! 19 74 John W. McDougald, 20 A. Home Place!!! sios Carrie B,i McKay, 137 A. McLean Ld, 14!66 Britton M'X.ean, 13 A. McLean Ld ’ ! lo.'o® Colls McLean, '24 A. various ! 9.97 James Leej McLean Heirs, 20 A. various!! 4 23 S. G. McLean Heirs, 14 A. Home Place . oiss Laura McKjelll Heirs, lb A, Home Place 19!98' Mary Payne, 11 A. Res— 7[69 Sophie Steele, 28 A. Res - 28 ®7 William Steele, 23 A. McNeill lA 2l!88 H. L. Thonias Heirs, 48'A. Home^ Place-. 12!84 Matilda Thlomas. 4'4‘ A. Thomas 14— 18.27 JuniouB Woma:k, 7 A. Womack Ld - sioi h • O 3 R t 0 X
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