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JKAllAM, N. 0.. NOV. 12. 1931.
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? LOCAL -HIW8 ?
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?The weather continues mild?
a?d dry.
?Only two weeks till Thanks
giving Day?four weeks later,
Christmas.
?James A. Winningham, near Sax
apahaw, was in town yesterday and
called on Tbe Gleaner.
?.A two weeks term of Alamance
Superior court will begin next Mon
day for 'the trial of clv^l fcises,
?Graham School PsrentJfeachrr
Association regular monthly meet
ing ait school auditorium tonight.
?Two trucks, southbound, pass
ed through last night loaded yvLith
39,000-pounds of cranberries. They
will make sauce for lots of Thanks
giving turkeys.
?An interesting Armistice Day
program was given by the Chil
dren's Chapter of Graham Chapter
1^. Dl C. at the Public School audi
torium at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
- tog.
?Graham Music Lovers' club met
Tuesday (night with Miss Elizabeth
Long. Mrs. Jas. E. Watson, Mrs.
Floyd Phillips and Miss Mary Coop
er were Joint hostesses with Miss
Long.
?A 60-igallon capacity still was
taken in Coble township last Thurs
day morning by the Sheriff's dep
uties. It was in operation at the
time. Will Isley was arrested and
awaits court.
?Drop (in ana gei a sample copy
of The Pathfinder?you will en)oy
reading it. The Gleaner and The
Pathfinder will be sent to you a
whole year for only #1.00 for bofth?
leas than a cent a copy.
?For 91.00, by special arrange
ment, we will send you The Ala
mance Gleaner and The Pathfind
er for one year?only the price of
one for both. The Pathfinder is a
national weekly, published at Wash
ington, and gives you the cream of
the world's news every week. It
touches every phase of endeavor,
and is full of interest from cover
to cover. Send a dollar?you wont
regret It.
-While Mr. R. B. Newlin and his
daughter, near Saxapahaw, were in
town Saturday, he passed some ran
dom remarks with his friends on
sundry mstters. Among other
things, he mentioned that he had
gathered 820 pounds of lint cotton
from less than one and a half acres,
a|nd he spent about 03.56 for fert
ilizer. That means a nice margin
over a bale per acre. That's fine
for Alamance whfch is not classed
0S ji cottow-gpowing county; nor
la Mr. Newlin a cotton farmeit
Cottoif is only a side-line with him,
and if the staple were bringing a
fair price, it would be profitable.
Aomng the Sick.
Mrs. Jas. P. Smith' is confined to
her home by sickness.
Miss Dora Jones, who has been
juite sick, is reported to be im
proving.
Dr. W. R. Goley la ipfclte 'sick from
pneumonia. He attended the M. P.
Conference in High Point last week
and returned home Friday. His ill
ness began with a chill Saturday
morning.
Worth Jeffries' Home Burned Mon
day Night
The home of Worth Jeffries, col
ored, was burned in Pleasant drove
township Monday night. The fire
was discovered about 1 o'clock and
had progressed too far to under
take to save it. The family barefy
had time to get out and nothing was
saved.
It was with difficulty that an old
man, a relative of Worth,very fee
ble, was rescued.
Worth had left Monday for Dan
ville with a load of tobacco, leaving
his wife and children and the olc
man at home.
Worth had a good home that wa
built only a year or so ago. He hai
(1,504 insurance in the Farmer's Mut
tual Fire Ins. Co., and Mr. Bdga
Long, agent of the company, wen
over yesterday to investigate am
report on the loss.
Carteret County fa mors ar
planting 200 acres of Broccoli as
test of this new green crop forth
early market.
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? PERSONALS +
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Miss Louise Buckner spent the
week-end in Charlotte.
Miss Margaret McConnell spent
the week-end in Charlotte.
Rev. Sam Maxwell of Wilmore,
Ky?visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hawk
here Monday.
Miss Ruth Wicker, teaching at
Churchland, spent the week-end at
her home here.
CoL Don E. Scott attended the
funeral of Ma], Sprague Silver in
Raleigh yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Long spent
Laat Sunday in Danville with Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Kernodle.
Mrs. George R. Ross of Raleigh
and Mrs. Frank Hunsucker of High
Point are here on account of the
ik'.ness of their father, Dr. W. R.
Goley.
Mr. and Mra. J. Dolph Long, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Harvey White, Mrs. Wil
E. White, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hardee
and Miss Enita Nicks were among
those at Chapel Hill yesterday, to
witness the inauguration of Presi
dent Frank P. Graham.
Mr. mill Mra. S. S. Holt attend
ed the. M P. Conference at H'gh
Point laat week.
Mr., and Mrs. W B. Green and
children spent the week end in
Joneebnro with relatives.
Mr. and Mra. Ciias. C Thomp
son, Jr., and children of Yanoey
ville spent the week-end here with
the former's moth >r, Mrs 0. 0.
Thompson.
Mr. Ross Griffin of Toledo, Ohio,
came the latter part of last week
for a visit to his mother, Mrs. Bet
tie Griffin, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Knight of
Durham spent Sunday here with
the latter's mother, Mrs James P.
Smith.
Mrs. Ciias. A. Tarpley of Salis
bury came the latter part of iast
week for a visit to her brothers,
Robt. B. and Allen D. Tate.
Certificate of Dissolution
To Aii to W hom These Presents May Come?
Greeting:
Whereas, It appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated, record of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent of all the stockholders,
deposited in my offlce,that the Carolina Kay
on Mills, Inc.. a corporation of this State
whose prinoipal offloe is sltutated at No.
St., in the City of Burling an. Comity of Ate*
mance.State of North Car jllna( Fred C. Nied
erhauser being the agent therein and in obar
ge thereof, upon whom prooess may be serv
ed), has complied with the requirements of
Chapter 23, Consolidated Statutes, entitled
"Corporations," preliminary to tLe Issuing
of this Certificate of Dissolution:
Now, therefore, I. J. a. Hartnees.Secretary
of State of the Bute of North Carolina, do
hereby oertify that the eald corporation, did
on the 2nd da/of Nor., lftJ, file in my offloe
a duly executed and attested content in
writing to the dissolution of eald corporation,
executed by all the stockholders thereof,
which uld consent and the record of the pro
ceedings aforesaid are now on file In my eald
office as provided by law.
In testimony whereof, I have hereto set my
bend and affixed my offlolal seal at Balelgh,
this 2nd da7 of Nov.. A. D. IftL
[Seal of S tate]
J. A. H ARTNE88,
12-4t Secretary of State.
Let The lileaner Of
fice do vour lob work.
Notice of /
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Foreclrsure of Real Property* j
Under and by virtue of the power
conferred upon the underaigned
mortgagee in that certain mortgage
executed by W. T. Stokes, Jr* and
wife, Hattie T. Stokes, dated Aug
ust 1, 1928, and recorded in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds for
I Alamance County in Mortgage Deed
nook 101, Page 1M, which said deed
of trust was given to secure a cer
tain note of even date; and where
as default has been made in the
payment of the debt thereby se
cured, the undersigned mortgagee
' will offer for sale at public auction,
> to the last and highest bidder for
j cash, at the courthouse door fci On
I ham, North Carolina, the following
. described real property, on
i MONDAY, DBC 7th. 1911,
at 12 40 o'clock, noon:
t ? A certain tract or parcel of land,
' lying and being in Burlington
Township, Alamance County. North
1 Carolina, adjoining the lands ol
1 Stokes Street, Turrentlne Street
~ Morehead Street, Alamance Insur
r ranee & Real Estate Company anJ
* John H. Terrell; the same befnj
1 Block "A" in the map, plan and sur
vey of Hattie T. Stokes projpertj
made by A. C. Lin berg February
e 10, IMS, described as follows:
? Beginning at the intersection o
c Turrentlne and Stokes Streets, run
ning thane* with mid Turrentia
' Street N. 4 'dog. 13 rain. E. 133.9 ft. i
tq a stake; thence S. 14 deg. 54 min.
W. 413.22 ft to a stake on More- )
head' Street; thence with line of i
Morehead Street 9. 5 deg. lo min I
W. 134.45 ft to the point of inter- i
section of Morehead Street with ,
said Stokes Street; thence with said
Stokes Street S. 84 deg. W. 412 ft
to the beginning.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
This sale to be left open for ad
vanced bids as provided by law.
This the 7th day of November,
1431,
MISS A. MAR PATTBRSON,
Mortgagee.
Long A Moss, Atty.V
CASTOR IA
Far Infanta and Children
lnllMF*r0ver30YMv? !
i Notice of Foreclosure of
'' Real Property.
r Under and pursuant to the power
r of sale vested in the nndersigned
Trustee, in that certain deed of trust
t from W. H. Foushee, Trustee and
- Anne Bam (Barium), dated the first
e day of February, 1424, and recorded
n office Register of Deeds, Alama
i County, in Mortgage Deed Book
109, page SOS, I will offer for sale at
aublic auction, to the the highest
bidder for cash, at the courthouse
ioor in Graham, on
SATURDAY, DEC. the 5th, 1931,
at 12:00 o'clock, noon,
the following described real prop
erty, to-wit:
All of that certain lot or parcel
of land situate in Graham, Alamance
County, North Carolina, adjoining
the lands formerly owned by C. P.
r 1 1, r a,
others, and containing two-thirds
f an acre, more or leaa, it being the
same upon which is the dwelling
">:so and home of the said Anne
Bam, and the same which was con
veyed to W. H. Foushee, Trustee,
by B. B. Holt, by deed recorded of
fice Register of Deed 4, Alamance
County, Deed 809k 2), page 235,
and which was conveyed to the saia
B. B. Holt by W. 8. Vestal and C. P.
Harden by deed recorded in said
office in Deed Book 23 page 232,
and reference is made to said deeds
for a complete description of th<
said real property.
Said real property is being sole
on account of default in the pay
ment of the debt secured by sale
deed of trust, and said sale will re
main open for ten days, for advanc
bids, as provided by law lor mort
gagees' sales.
Thla the 2nd day of November,
19311
J. DOLPH LONG,
Trustee
Mortgagee's Re-Sale of
Land I
Undei and by virtue of the power '
contained in a certain mortgag- ;
deed executed by H. M. Ray to Mrs.!
Mamie R Patterson, on the nth dav !
of September, 1??1. to secure the
paymnit of a bond thereto men
tioned. saiJ bond and mortgage
having been assigned to the under
signed. and recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Ala
mance County, iu book 19 of MDa.
at page tt?, default in the payment
thereol hating been made, the un
dcnigned .will. on
SATURDAY, NOV. 21st 1M1, .
sell for cash, at the Court House
door in Grahamethe following real
-stale, to-wit;
1 A tract of land la Graham Town
' ship. A la stance County. N. C., ad
joining the lands of W. J. Nicks.
1 Jones Heirs. H. If. flolt. R. P. D.
? Rsy. the Heire of H. Sr.,
1 and others and containing ltf acres
- more or less This Is Home tract
e of lato H. M.' Ray, upon which Is a
^Oranr.OdlUS nweilin?. auu uiruugx I
which State rTi^hw v Vo >1 nasse*
test out aid- n ea-aanf limit*
of Oraharn. tut from wh.ih t'.ere
has bcc-.i ml ;i ij.a aoout 6 .itrev
aa shown ty doede duly of nniJ
from H M Ray, Jr.. to W. J. Vi.'c? ]
W. H. Boawell. Whl'teniore and
Lewallen i
Bidding will start at I21M.M
Time of sale: U M, O'clock M .
November Slat, JtSl.
Place of aalr : Coort House door,
Graham. _ ?
Tcrma of aale. Caan.
This the tth day of November.
1911.
MRS. MAMIR R. PATTERSON,
Mo tgig e
J. S. COOK, Assignee .
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTI< K
Raving qualified as administra
trix of the estate of Harvey Cur
rie Walker, lato of Alamance Coun
ty, this is to notify all persona hav
ing claims against said estate ta
present the same to the under
signed duly verified before the 19th
day of October, SMI, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery, All persons indebted tc
said estate are requested to maki
prompt settlement.
This the Srd day of October, 1931
HATTIB R. WALTER, Adm r'i
J. S. Cook, Atty,
So,UUU'uu
IN CASH PHIZES
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Notice!
Sale of Real Estate.
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I'Diifr and by virtuf of aa ordet
; of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Alamance County, the undmifi
ed Cotnmitaioner aril', on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14. INI.
, at the courthouse door in Gra
ham, Alamance County. North Car
olina, at 12 ;00 o'clock, noon, offer
for tale to the highest bidder for
caah, the following described real
eatate, to-wit;
Being tho land* of the lata Pink
ney P. Thompson- and adjoint the
lands of Jamee H Roach and Job
Stuart itnda and contain* approxi
mately 10 acres, more or lean and
1 bein ? nli the lands seined and pra
ses* I by the lats Pinhnev P
1 Thompson at hit death.
Time of Sale; Saturday Novem
? ber II h, U<1 at 12:00 o'clock, noun
> P)a-p ni Sa'e; Courthouae ,dw
' in Gmham. Alamance Coun'y No.t'i
Carolina
Terms of Sale: Caah
T. C. CARTER,
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