THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. 0., Aug. 21, ! 924.
Postoftiee Honrs.
Offlo open LOO a. m. toT.OO p. m.
unday 9.00 totl.oo a. m. and 4.00 to 6.00 p. m
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—The Angelia Phillips Bible
Class of the M. E. Church will give
an icecream festival on the lawn of
Mrs. Sam Freeze on Wednesday
evening, 27. Evejryone is in
vited.
—This afternoon Mrs. Chas. A.
Thompson is entertaining Graham
Chapter of the Daughters of tde
Confederancy and her daughters,
Misses Elise and Catharine Thomp
son are entertaing the -Jacob A.
Long Children's Chapter.
—The first week in September
will be observed as Bible Study
week by the women of the M. E.
Church. There will be a Study
Class held each evening using the
Epistle to the Romans as a text
All members of the chuch and' any
others that care to come are invited.
—The fallowing boys: David Long
Archie Harder, Robert Rich, Tur
ner Harden and Watt Cooper of Gra
ham and Alton Kirkpatrick of Swep
bonville returned last week from the
peach orchards in the vicinity of
I'inbhurst where they worked dur
ing the heavy peach shipping sea
son.
—Rev. Alfred L. Zachary, aged
60 years, a prominent minister of
the Friends church and a successful
farmer, died suddenly at hit home
in Newlin township last Fridav
afternoon. He was highly esteemed
by his neighbors and all who knew
him. He is survived by his widow
and eleven children. » r
—A reunion of the descendants of
John Wilson, who lived a few miles
west of Chapel Hill a'iout a 100
years ago, was held at Danascus 1
Christian church, miles west of 1
Chapel Hill, last Sunday. Chas. A.
and W. Ernest Thompson of Gra
ham are among the descendants of
the 4th or sth generation. Those
who attended from here were Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. A. Thompson and
daughters, Misses Elise and Catha
rine, Mr. and Mrs. Ecu st Thomp
son and little daughter Sarah Bell,
J.Edgar Long and,-Jas. 11. Rich.
Alexander Wilson Students Visit
Mountains.
A number efHboys and girls fioin
Alexander Wi'son High School
spent last week at Glade Valley in
Alleghany county. The party was
in charge of Mr. W. L. Cooper and
Miss Florence Gray and consisted
of nineteen girls, eighteen boys and
four cbaperones. (
The party left Graham early Mon
day morning making the trip by
automobiles. While at Glade Val
ley the students stopped at tbe High
School dormitories. Programs con
sisting of hikes, mountain trips,
picnics, games, stunts, lectures, etc.,
were planned for each day.
The young folk returned Saturday
after a very pleasant and profitable
trip to the mountains.
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Cotton Ginning Company for Graham.
A new enterprise will shortly be
launchtd in Graham, and will be lo
cated at D. M. Johnson's Mill and
Feed Store.
Diie to the increased acreage of
cotton this year, new gins are being
installed at several points in Ala
mance D. M. Johnson and
John T. Black, two of Graham's en
ter prising and progressive business
men, hsve purchased and will short
ly begin the installation of a modern
system gin outfit at Graham.
The outfit to be installed here is
manufactured by the Continental
Gin Company, Atlanta, Gs. It will
consist of two 70-saw Munger Dou
ble Rib Holler gins, cleaning feed
ers, suction elevator, double-box
press, mechanical tramper, etc., aod
will be driven by an Electric motor.
The outfit will have a capacity oi
upwards of 25 bsles of cotton per
day snd is unequaled for sample,
turn-out and durability.
Messrs. Johnson and Black are
weU and favorably known to tbe far
mers of this setifion and we feel sure
that their enterprise in installing a
modern cotton gin will be rewarded
by a large patronage.
They will also buy cotton snd seed, I
so you may kill three birds with one
stone —have them gin your cotton
and then, sell them both seed and
cotton at market prices.
Truck For hire.
Let us do your, hauling of every
kind, moving, etc. Hsve a new
truck. Terms reasonable.
~ Bramhav & Fuller,
Phone 650 Graham, N. C
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♦ PERSON. 4
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: Miss Estelle Brown of Hillsborc
spent the week-end here witli
friends v
John Hocutt nf Chapel Hill spent
Tuesday here with his mother al
Mr. R. L. Holmes'.
Mr. R. C. Lawernce, prominent
lawyer of Lumberton, was here
Tuesday on buisness. •
Miss Eunice McAdams of Salis
bury is visiting Misses Elizabeth
and Annie Ruth Harden.
Mr. and J. Dolph Long and
Master George left yesterday for
Wrightsville to spend a week.
Mrs. Sam Bunn of Wilson and
Mrs. Fernie Smith of Rocky Mount
visited Miss Lucile Walker last
week.
Miss Catharine Miller of Golds
boro came last Sunday to spend a
week with her, sister, Mrs. Willie A.
WcAdams.
Mr. Allen B. Thompson spent the
first of the week with his uncle, Mr.
Kerr Thompson, near Sermora, Cas
well county.
Mr. Chas. D. Johnston', Supt. of
the Christian Orphanage at Elon
College, and Mrs. Johnston were
here ior a short while Saturday. .
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Holleman of
High Point were here a while Tues
day and from here they went to
Chapel Hill and were accompanied by
Dr. Will S. Long, Jr.
Rev. and Mrs. G. M. Daniel and
Missess Edna Reinhardtand Estelle
Brown left here Monday morning on
ananto tour to Washington, New
York and Boston.
Mr. M. L. King of The Gleaner
force, after spending a two months
vacation with relatives iu Danville,
returned Sunday to resume his work.
His friends are glacT to see him back.
Rev. and Mrs Geo. L. Cooper of
Durham spent a part of last week
with relatives here and in the county.
Mr. Cooper is off on his vacation
and they were traveling in a Ford
coupe, a present from his congrega
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Pettiway of
Tampa, Fla., who stopped here two
weeks ago on their Way to Asheville,
returned Tuesday evening, spent the
night at Mr. R. L. Holmes' and left
Wednesday morning for their home.
They were accompanied on their
Asheville trip by Herman Flanigan
of this place.
Mr- and Mrs. J. Arthur Kernodle
of Auburn Ala., and daughter, Mrs.
Benton Burney and son George R.,
accompanied by their niece Miss
Callie Kernodle of Greensboro, spent
a few hours with Maj. and Mra. J vJ.
Henderson Monday. They were
traveling by auto and toured up
through Tenn. and came in by wsy
of Asheyille. They spent the latter
part of last week and the first of this
with relatives in the county.
Stuckey-Loy.
On last Saturday afternoon at 4:20
o'clock Miss Mary Stnokey and Mr.
George F. Loy of Burlington were
united in marriage at the home of
the bride's Bister, Mrs. J. E. King,
in Graham, Rev. G. M. Daniel per
forming the ceremony. The bride has
made her home with her sister for the
past two years and is a popular and
charming young woman. Tbe
groom Is an esteemed young busi
ness man of Burlington. Their
freinds wish them much happiness.
Jas. W. Holt, Jr., Celebrates 9th
Birthday.
Master James W. Holt, Jr., cele
brated his ninth birthday, Aug. 20,
with a birthday party. About thirty
of bis little friends from Graham
and Bualington were invited.
After the little folks had played
games for awhile they were invited
into tbe dining room. Tbe table
was beautifully decorated in pink
and green. The little host blew out
the nine candles on the big birthdsy
cake. Miss Nina Holt cut the
birthday cake and little Misses
Winell Courtney of Folkston, Ga.,
ana Margaret Rogers of Burlington
served delicious cream and cake and
mints.
Mrs. Holt wss assisted in enter
taining the guests by Mrs. Nett
Courtney of Forlkston, Ga., Mrs. I.
I. Henderson and Miss Holt snd
Ruth Henderson and Miss Winnell
Courtney of Folkston, Ca.
right BOW to nourish the
system anA to build «p
strength and resistance.'
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i* Allen B. Thompson Represents Pilot
£ Life Ins. Co.
£ Mr. A. B. Thompson, local rep
resentative of the Pilot Life Insnr
) ince Company, of Greensboro, N. 0.,
i has received announcement of
Company's plans for the 1925 agency
• convention to be held in New York
t City in Jane. A novel feature of
the con'vention will be a day's cruise
k up the Hudson river aboard a
( steamer chartered for the excluaive
use of these qualifying as members
of the Pilot company's vsrious
agency clubs. A {stop will be made
1 at West Point, and the annual ban
quet will be held ship. The
I convention each year is in the form
• of a "sales congress," and several
business sessions are held during
[ which the latest ideas in life insur
; ance salesmanship and service are
discussed. ,
Approximately . 200 attended tbe
Pilot's 1924 convention held the
middle of July at Atlantic City.
The indications are that the 1925
convention will be even more largsly
attended.
Graham Schools Open Sept Bth.
Graham Public Schools will open
, Monday, Sept. Bth. All pupils sre
expected to present themselves for
enrollment at 9 o'clock a. m. on the
date named.
A full force of teachers has been
secured to take up the work this
fall. It is felt that a strong corps
> will be in charge of class room work
when the tefrii opens, They sre ss
follows: \
Primary Grades: ' ■.
Miss Mary Weeks, ; Sootlsnd Neck.
" Gertrude Finder, Hickory.
" Lala Browning, Graham. -
Mrs. 1.1. Henderson, Graham.
Miss Louise Cooper, Graham.
" Gussie Jones, Lsuriuburg.
Grammar Grades: *
Miss Margaret Harden, Graham.
Mrs. L. C. Allen, Graham.
Miss Lina Wade, Morehead City.
" Lela Markham, Durhsm.
" Julia Holt, Burlington
" Ruby Graham, Pulaski, Va.
" Mary Walker, Graham.
High School: ■»
Mr. H. G. Mcßane, Saxapabaw,
. Principal, ;
Miss Florins Robertson, Burling
ton.
Miss Grace Henderson, Monroe.
" timma Mars ton, Henderson.
" Elizabeth Mcpherson, Shiloh.
Negro 8chool:
J. E. Boykin, Burlington, Princi
pal. r
r Fannie B. Heardem, Greensboro.
Lenora Coltrane, Greensboro.
Mary J. Holt, Burlington.
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Criminal Court Proceedings.
The criminal court closed Friday
afternoon, the docket having been
disposed of. It was a large docket.
The following drew fines, jail or road
sentences, Ac: '
Jack Gerringer, gambling, SSO
and costs.
Gos Whitt, larceny, 6 mos. on
roods unless costs paid during term.
Rpbsrt Albright, larceny, 3 mos.
>. on roads; and another 3 iuo». term
lor receiving.
Euliss Austin, assault, $25 snd
1 costs.
Bertha Walker, whiskey, C mos.
in work house.
> Jasper Holt, concealed weapon,
i SSO and costs.
Buck Horner, assault with deadly
weapon, 3 mos. on roads.
EVI. Gil ley, prostitution, 18 mos.
on roads.
Jake Yoae and Clonie Hooper,
larceny, not less than 3 nor more
i than s*years in State's prison fur
each.
P. K. McCoy, larceny, 3 mos. on
roads;' one month additional in
another case*
Joe Smith, making liquor, 12 mos.
on roads.
Alfred Self, driving auto while
drunk, 3 mos. on roads.
Ed. Wilkes, f. and a. 6 mos. on
rosds.
W. E. Simpson, selling stock
without licence, to psy two persons
SIOO esch, ftJOO fine and costs.
I Roscoe Williams, assault, $25 and
costs.
Ernest Fields, false pretense; ver
dict insane;, sent to hospital for
dsngerous iu*sue
Sylvester Hester, larceny, 6 mos.
ff ' ~ J ~- —for pointing water 18
mos. on roads,
j Haywood Bolejack, larceny,
I States prison not less than 18 mos.
nor mors than t ysars.
Georgie and Lovey Rudd, disor
derly house, first 6 in CM. snd latter
12 mos. in work house.
ANNOUNCEMENT
For Register of Deeds.
I have dwidfd In Income a
candidate for the nomination for
Register of Deeda before the Demo
cratic Convention. Will appreciate
tbe support of tbe ritixen* of Ala
mance Comity in this behalf.
Geo roe W. Holmes, Ja.
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THB ALAMAKOI GLEANER, QRAHAM, M. q
Southwest Alamance.
""'Thursday, the 14, closed a very
successful revival meeting at Mt.
Zion Baptist Chtuch, con ducted by
Rev. J. A.. Hackney of Morganton,
assisted by Rev. Wesley Sprinkle
also Of Morganton. Both are strong
men and did a good work in the
community. R«v. Sprinkle's 13-
year-old son was with him and did
some fine singing.
Everybody in the community is
visiting the peach orchsrds at Can
dor and other places, and if it is
just fiue peaches they wanted to see
they could have seen them at M. R.
Kimrey's and O. W. Clapp's. The
quality is fine but the quantity much
less.
A crowd of Durham people visited
in the community Saturday
The club boys that visited Wash
ington and other points on their trip
report a grand time, with lots of fun
and sightseeing.
Wheat threshing is over and fod
der pulling is the next thing in or
der. Corn in some places is extra
A WELL KNOWN RESIDENT
Mr. Garrett Tells of an Interesting
Experience.
There are few men in Graham bet
ter known—none, whose opinion
would better be respected than Mr.
Qarrett's. He is only one of many
Graham people who have given
Doan's Pills their public en
dorsement. Surely Gleaner readers
cannot ask for more convincing evi
dence.
W. W. Garrett, hotel proprietor,
says: "I think Doan's Pills
are a good kidney medicine, as I
have used them with the best of re
suite. I had a dull ache in my back
most all the time and this annoyed
and distressed me. The action of
my kidneys was poor and the secre
tions were scanty, highly colored and
burned dnriug passage. I.bought a
supply of Doan's at the Grabam
Drug Co. and after a short use, mv
kidneys acted regularly again and I
wasn't troubled any more with back
ache."
60c at all dealers. Fostsr-Mllburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. V.
War\t Ads
Two cents A w>rd in this size
type, eash with order. No ad for
less than 25c. One-fourth off for
more than 2 times. Ask for terms
on long time and larger type.
WANTED:—Men or women to
take orders for genuine guaran
teed hosiery for men, women, and
children. Eliminates darning.
Salary $75 a week full time, $1.60
au hour spare tifne. Beautiful
Spring lino.
INTERNATIONAL STOCKING MIMA
19-10t Norristown, Pa.
Summons by Publication.
North Carolina,
Alamance Ci»n»«v
In Ue Superior Court.
Eefore the CUrk.
The Christian Orphanage
VB.
J. W. P. McKinney and Fannie
A. McKinney.
The defendants, J. W. P. Mc-
Kinney and wife, Fannie A.
McKinney, in the above entitled
action, will take notice that
on the 16 day of August, 1924,
a summons was issued in said
action against the said defend
ants by D. J. Walker, Clerk
Superior Court of Alamance
county, North Carolina; said
suit being instituted by the
plaintiff for the recovery of the
sum of SBOOO.OO due and owing
plaintiff by the defendants fori
the care, custody, maintenance I
and education of' the threu
minor children of the said de
fendants since October, 11)12.
Said sunftnons is returnable
before thu Clerk of the Superior
Court of Alamance county at
his office in Qraham on the 22nd
day of September, 1924. The
said defendants will also take
notice that a warrant of attach
ment was issued by said Clerk
of the Superior Court of Ala
mance county on the 1(1 day of
August, 1934, agaipst the prop
erty of the said defendants,
which warrant is returnable be
fore the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Alamance county on
the 22nd day of September, 1!>24.
Let said defendants take notice
that they are required to appear
and answer or demur to the
cymplaint filed in the said action
'within the time prescribed by
I 1 law, or the relief therein de
manded wiil be granted.
Done this the 10 day of Aug*
■ ust, 1984.
D. J. WALKER.
Clerk Superior Court.
good and some is drowned out.'
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Smith had the misfortune to fracture
hia arm a few days ago. *
Mrs. John Stewart of Oakdale is
right seriously sick at this writing.
The community waa very much
grieved to learn of the death by ac
cident of Dr. W. S. Lmg. He is
remembered by us aa one among our
very beet educational workera. He
had our school system in good shape
and things ran smoothly on, and if
l am not very much mistaken it has
since been very much like children
who build play houses and then tear
them down just to see what a mess
they can make and then rebuild them
to be torn down again.
C ASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Yeers
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"Rains have ceased and crops,
especially cotton, aro improving,
is the cheerful news sent in to
State College by many connty
farm agents now.
Modern Bungalow for Sale.
The new six-room Bungalow of
John J. Snyder on West Elm Boule
vard will be sold at once.
Terms reasonable. See Lacy B.
Bradsbaw, if interested. 15-tf
f T
tear
Art you self-conscious
about the impression
you make on people?
PERSONAL appearance hai a lot
to do with the way you fed.
Clothe* count, of course. But (till
there if one thing so many people
overlook—something that at once
brands them ai either fastidious or
carelen — the uetk.
Notice today how you, yourself,
watch another person s teeth when
he or the ia talking. If the teeth are
not well kept they at once become a
liability.
ItouHm Tmlt PnU ritmu Mi •mm
mtt. AtUt—r thtmitlt a
pttuHat fcifrwMMf itl nmilt tUmut mMt
jtaeSmmZ
A large tube of I.uterine Tooth
Paste ia only 25 cents; at your arug
giit't.—Lambert Pharmacol Co., Saint
Louis, U. S. A.
Moonelon Park!
Pure spring water for bathirg
flowing through all the time.
Motor Boats, Row Boals
> v °u are invited to picnic with
us. Special rates and special atten
tion given to parties and picnics.
No charge for children under six
years.
x Come!
Good Music All the Time.
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jMfIfDINFt Clean, 'Clear, Healthy
Beautiful Eyes
Are a Wonderful Asset
rftl/ffffTja. JV&b Murine is Cleansing, Soothing,
yF'jr *+ Refreshing and Harmless.
YOU Will Like It.
IUILN Ml Mr Book on "Eye Care" or "Eye Beauty"
MRT B *^D».H.FC.TB.6U.FT,CU A W> AWOMRMPM
? ~Z- • ThonM 1 -- p ~**ni*e
the Usefulness of Pe-ru-na
Are Never Without It
flPllts tonic properties and the invigorate
/>»—*■■ Ving effect which it exerts upon the
\'fPllr TtiKr mucous membranes are what makes
nBHjS, AWfT Pe-ru-na such a valuable treatment for
v a great number of bodily ills.
Coughs, colds, natal catarrh, stomach
and bowel disorders are among the more
wwumb affections of the mucous linings
wKEtf&AJ "dl for Pe-ru-na.
BREjry\JlJ
Fifty yoars in Um mttlcs of tho poopU
Ef/I Sold Evwywhor* TabWt or Liquid
*Kjr I Swd 4 cants for'book on catarrh
WK&LQ TIN Pt-M-ia Company, mwm,m
DEMOCRATIC ,
CONVENTION
FOR ALAMANCE COUNTY MEETS
AUGUST 30tb.
A Convention for the County of
Alamance is hereby called to meet
in the court room at Graham, N. C.,
on Saturday, at 1:30 o'clock, p. m.,
Aug. 30, 1924. This convention is
for the purpose of nominating Dem
ocratic candidates for Sheriff, Regis
ter of Deeds, Coroner, Surveyor,
House of Representatives, a candi
date for senator lor the sixteenth
senatorial district, a candidate for
County Manager, foar County Com
missioners, and members of the
Board of Education of Alamance
county whose terms expire this year,
the names of such members to be
certified for action by the Legisla
ture. ,
The convention will attend to such
other business as may come before
it, and each voting precinct is ex
pected to name an Executive Com
mittee for such voting precinct; one
of whom shall be named chairman;
all precinct chairmen to compose the
County Executive Committee, and
this committee is called to meet im
mediately after the adjournment of
the convention for the purpose of
electing a County ( hairman.
This is a mass convention, and
every Democratic voter present will
be entitled to vcte as a delegate.
All Democrats, both men and
women, are urged to be present and
participate in the proceedings of the
convention. A speaker of State
wide reputation will discuss the
issues of the day.
By order of tlie Alamance County
Democratic Executive Committee,
this 9th day of August, 1924. •
C. R. LOVK, Chairman.
Why Women Use
Glycerine Mixture
Women appreciate the quick
actios of simple glycerine, buck
thorn bark, etc., HS mixed in Ad
lerika. Most medicines act only
on lower bowel hut Adlerika acts
011 BOTH upper and lower bowel,
aud removes all passes anil pois
ons. Excellent for obstinate con
stipation mill to guard against ap
pendicitis. Helps any case gas
on stomucli in TUN minutes
Wrike Drug Company. »
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
W-r ; «irnn
This is to notify all persona that
the partnership of A. R. Heritage,
Don E. Scott and L. G. Goins, doing
a mercantile business under the
name and style of Star Store Com-'
pany, has this day been dissolved
by mntnal consent. The business
will be continued by L. G. Goins
who alone is responsible for obliga
tions contracted after this^dste.
This August 11, 1924.
A. R. HERITAGE,
Dori E. SCOTT,
L. G. GOINS.
Sale of Real Estate Under First Mort
gage Deed of Trust.
Under and by virtue of the
power Of sale contained in a cer
tain mortgage deed of trust ex
ecuted to the Alamance Insur
ance and Real Estate Company,
Trustee on the 21st day of May,
1923, securing the payment of
certain bonds described therein,
which mortgage deed of trust is
duly jirobated and recorded ia
the Office of the Register of
Deeds for Alamance County,
North Carolina, in. Book of"
Mortgages and Deeds of Trust
No. 95, page 77, default having
been made in the payment of
said bonds and interest thei-eon
as provided and set out in said
mortgage deed of trust, the
undersigned trustee will, on
MONDAY, SEPT. Ist, 1924,
at 12 o'clock, noon, offer for sale, .
at public auctiop, to the highest
bidder for cash, at the court
house door of Alamance County,
at Graham, North Carolina, the
following described real estate,
to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of
laud in Morton Township, Ala
mance County, State of North
Carolina, adjoining the lands of
T. B. Barker, Heire of Thomas
Moore (deceased) Susan Sum
mers, T. A. Barnett and others,
bounded as follows:
Beginning at a rock corner
with said Moore's Heirs & Sum
mers, running thence N 2 deg
52' E 23.18 chs to a rock cor
ner with said Summers; thence
S deg E 2 chs to apostoak
tree, corner with said Summers;
thence N 5 deg 10' E 17 chs
to a rock cOrher with said Pas
chall in said Summers' line;
thence S deg E (B S 87})
11.25 chs to a rock corner with
said Paschall on E side of a
i branch; thence N »>i deg E
!(B S SJ) 41.10 chs to a rock
corner with said Paschall;
thence N 88 deg E (B S 88f)
112.75 chs to a rock corner with
said Paschall in said Barker's
line; thence S 2} deg W 37
! chs to a rock corner with said
Barker, 20 Iks E of a branch;
23J deg E (B S 23|)
8.28 chs to edge of a rock on E
side of a branch; thence wCI. V
and down said branch as it
meanders S 40i deg E 1.1 «> chs,
X 80 deg E rtS Iks, S ">5 deg
E 1.72 chs, 542 deg E l.Oit
chs to mouth of said branch
with another branch 4 Iks W
of a poplar tree on E bank of
said branch ; thence down said
branch as it meauders as follows:
S 8 deg W *8 Iks, 535 deg
VV 2.83 chs, S 74 deg W 1.2#
chs, S 22 deg W 1.36 chs, S
;11 deg W 1.52 chs, S 25 deg
VV 1.32 chs, S5 deg E 1.17
chs, S 12 deg E 2.09 chs, S
31 deg E 1.40 chs, S 3fi deg
VV 13.30 chs, S 9 deg \V
Iks, to a rock or at the bend 
said branch corner with sail /
Barker; thence continue with
aaid brauch S 83 deg E 75 Iks.
S 21 deg W 3J>5 chs, S 28 deg E
2.42 chs S 6} deg W 2.25 chs, S
HtiVa deg W 1.41 chs, S 6 deg VV
1.50 chs, S deg VV 1.80 chs, S
54} deg W 1.57 chs, S 44 deg W
11.80 chs, S 54 deg W 2.sftchs, S
02} deg W 2.>o chs to the mouth
of said branch iu B. C. creek, >
22" E of a poplar tree; thence S
■ 20 deg W GO Iks said creek to a
rock on S side of said creek;
thence S 54* (B S 54}) 20.10 chs
to a rock in said Moore's heirs
lint*; thence N 47 deg VV 11.22
chs to the beginning, containing
181 acres more or less.
This sale will be made subject
to increase bids as provided by
law, and will be held open ten
days aftei sale to give oppor
tunity for such bids.
Thiß the 29th day of July,
1924.
1 Alamance Ins. & Real Estate Co..
Trustee.
A. H. King, att'y.
1 I.VTRIHB FOR THB OT.BAMIB