THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. AUG. 3, 1933.
Local News.
?Report comes from Mebane
that a fine rain fell there Tuesday
night, and that there was some
wind.
?Regular meeting of the Coun
ty Commissioners next Monday.
The Board held a brief session
Tuesday.
?The heaviest rainfall here
last Thnrsday afternoon in more
than two months. Something of
a winidstorm accompanied the
rain.
?Work on Graham Drug Co.'s
new building is progressing well.
Barring mishaps the walls will be
about finished inside auother
week.
?Mr. and Mrs. John B. Strat
ford carried their young sou,
Jack, to Dr. McPherson's hospital
in Durham tnis morning for a
tonsil and adnoid operation.
?A scarcity of corn is reported
in this section. This crop was
cut short la?t year by a long
drought. Some corn h is beeu
brought to this county from the
eastern part of the State.
?Graham Theatr<? h is fixed its
opening time at 12:30 p. m.
This to conform in a way to the
order of things. It gives a chance
to most people to see a full show
without interfering with work
hours.
?Tne temperature hovered
around 100 here Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. With a lit
tle sprinkle of rain yesterday af
ternoon and last night and a
slight cloudiness, it In hot quite
so hot today.
? Been seeing aud hearing about
folks having vacations lately?
that's put us to wondering how
one of the thin.;s would fit in
this organization, and if we could
use it to advantage, and whether
the cost would be prohibitive.
?Next week advertisement,
will start for sale of property of
those who have not paid their
1932 taxes. Sale will be made on
first Monday in September If
you owe 1932 taxes and can pay
before the advertisement appears
hext week, you will save that
cost,
? Mayor J. S. Holt has oalled a
meeting of the merohants and
those engaged in the retail trade
in Graham for 8 o'clock at the
courthouse tonight, for the pur
pose of working out a code in
wbioh all may work in coopera
tion with the government in re
covery plans. All interested are
earnestly-requested to attend.
?On i^ast Suuday Rev. J. W
Woody, who has beep pastor of
Graham Friends ohqcch for the
past two years, tendered his res
ignation and preached his fare
well sermon. He has accepted
the pastorate of Centre Friends
church, Guilford county, where
b^fis going to take up his work at
none. During bis Stay here he
mads a Sue impression on those
with whom he came In contact.
Rev. John M. Permar, former
pastor for a nnmber of years, will
return to the Graham church.
?'Two automobiles, going in op
posite directions, met on the court
house square Tuesday afternoon.
One did not observe the regula
tion of turning to the right. There
is nj sign to that effect, but, par
haps, there ought to be. Run
niug on a curve, neither car was
going at high speed, but they
collided- The damage was small
and the left turn man assumed
the repair cost. No one was
much hurt. One of the car own
ers, a Mr. Marshall, was from
Chatham. The name of the other
was not learned.
?Dr. P. H. Fleming's host of
friends throughout the county
will regret to learn of the serious
injury his son Henry suffered last
Sunday night. Henry, who is
connected with a bank in Hen
derson, and a companion were on
their way home from the annual
encampment of the 105th medical
regiment of the N. C. N. G. at
Camp Jnchson, Columbia, s. c.
Hear Cheraw, rounding a curve,
the car turned over. Henry suf
ferred a concussion of the brain
but no fracture. He is in a hos
pital in Bennetsville and his con
dition is reported hopeful. His
Companion wqs less seriqqsiy in
jured. j)r. Fleming and his
daqghtep returned to Burlington
yesterday from a visit to the Son
?nd brother. Henry was born
*nl spent his childhood in Gra
ham when the family lived here.
Mrs. Tom ?achary has returned
/rem a visit to her husband in
Philadelphia.
PERSONAL
Mr. H. w. Scott and hou, Bill,
speut Tuesday iu Greensboro on
business.
Mrs. Marjorie Pye of Greens
boro is here visiting Mrs. Arm
strong Holt.
Mrs. Chas. E. Maunders weut to
Scotland Neck last Friday to visit
her father, Rev. W. E. Goode, for
a fen days.
Miss Mary Worsley Rives re
turned Sunday from VVhite Lake
where she has been attending a
house party.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovick H. Kerno
dle and Lovick, Jr., of Danville
spent last Sunday afternoon here
with relatives.
Mrs. Dou S. Holt went to Gas
touia the latter part of last week
to visit her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
D. E. McCounell.
Misses Elizabeth Moore and An
namerle Arant visited the for
mer's father, Mr. Frank W.
Moore, in hospital in Siatesville
Sunday.
Mrs. R. N. Cook and sons, Bob
by and Mack, left Tuesday morn
ing for a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Sherrill Rathbun, at Rockville
Ceuter, Long Island.
Mrs. M. G. Flanigan, her son,
Hermoo, and daughter, Mrs. R.
W. DeMaurice, aud two children
of Darlington, S. C., here on a
visit, speut the week-end in Ashe
ville with Mrs. Flanigau's sister,
Mrs. J. P. Goodman.
Uev. and Mrs. Watt M. Cooper
and Miss Mary Cooper attended
t ti? Summer school graduat
ing exercises at State College last
Friday, when J heir brother, W.
L. Cooper, of Blackey, Ky., fin
ished with the degree of Master
of Science.
Mrs. J. P. Harden and daugh
ters, Mrs. Armstrong Holt and
Luta Harden, and the former's
grandson, Dover Heritage, Jr., re
turned last Thursday night from
a visit of two weeks to Mrs. Har
dou's daughter, Mrs. Dover Heri
tage, Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Coman Isley, Mr.
and Mrs. Foster Hughes, Mrs.
Heenan Hughes, Misses Mary
Tome and Sara Catherine HugheB,
Mrs. Tom C. Moon, and Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Dixou spent the
week-end at White Bake. Mr.
Hughes oarried his motor boat on
a trailer for the party's use while
at the lake.
Mr, aud Mrs. Lee Cooper and
daughters, Misses Lillian and '
Mary Louise, after a brief visit
here with Mr. Cooper's sister, Miss
Mary, left for their home at
Biackey, Ky., the latter part of
last weeg. Mr. Cooper attended
the Summer school at State Col
lege, completed the contemplated
work and won the degree of Mas- (
ter of Scicpce,
Mrs, J. B. Montgomery aud
Miss Margaret Harden of Graham '
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter New- i
combe of Burlington left here by
auto at 11 o'clock last Friday i
night for Smithtown, Long Island. I
At Norfolk they took a steatper I
for a poipt Qh Chesapeake Bay, i
stopping for a short visit with |
Mrs. Newcombe's mother's people, i
Thence on to Smithtown by auto i
to visit Mrs. Newcombe's sistor, i
Mrs. Frank Corbani, formerly
Miss Virginia flatten of Gtahatn. 1
When they left they did not know <
how iqng they wonid stay,
Dr. Will S. Long, Jr., Vice President
North Carolina Fireman's Associa
tion.
At the annua) meeting of the
North Carolina Fireman's Asso
ciation held in Salisbury last <
week, on Wednesday afternoon 1
Dr. Will S. Long, Jr., was elected
vice-president by acclamation.
For around 25 years Dr. Long <
has beeu chief of Graham's $re 1
department aud for the aame time i
has been a regular attendant at
the annual meetings of the State
Association, Not only that, but
wheu special meetings for instruc
tion to firemeu have been held,
he has rarely failed to attend.
Thus he has made himself profi
cient in fire Agbting and Are-.pre
veution. Then, too, Dr. Long
enjoys the distinction of living in
a town whose Are losses are the
lowest among other thous
ands. This fact is highly credi
table to him and the organization
of which be is the head.
By reason of Ifeing elected vice
president la?t week, next year
Dr. Long will succeed to the
presidency of the Association.
Sincere congratulations.
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J. M. Story Celebrated 94th Birthday
Anniversary Tuesday.
Only one in many thousands
attains the advanced age of that
of Mr. J. M. Story. He celebrated
his 94th anniversary Tuesday,,
August 1st.
He is a Confederate Veteran
and was nearly 26 when he re
turned home from the battlefield.
Since those days he has been ac
tively eugaged in farming. And
he is still wonderfully active and j
can do a man's day's work.
He lives on his farm in Morton
Township where the celebration
was held. More than 400 people |
attended the uuusual occasion?
neighbors, invited guests and j
kindred.
There were several speeches
made, Dr. W. T. Whitsett being j
the principal speaker.
A few, less than half a dozen,,
confederate veterans were pre
sent. Graham Chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy
was represented by the following:
Mesdames S. S. Holt, G. S. Alt
more, M. R. Rives, McBride Holt,
W. H. Anderson, W. R. Harden,,
L. B. Hardesty, H. W. Scott, L.
t'. Allen, Ernest Thompson, W. 1
H. Holt, Ralph York, Z- V. Mc
Clure, E. P. McClure, Miss Mamie
Parker, Mrs. N. E. Sykes and little
daughter, Mary Ellen.
A great feast of good things to .
eat had been prepared for the ,
guests which they enjoyed to the
limit. The day will long be re
inembored. It was a happy day
for Mr. Story and all.
1
A. Ross Henderson, Graham's New ;
Postmaster.
A day or so before August V t
John M. Crawford, postmaster for
Graham, was notified to vacate .
and turn the office over to A. ?
Ross Henderson. This, no doubt,
was as much a surprise to the two
gentlemen directly concerned as
it was to the rest of the commu
nity, bacause it h id been the cus
tom since Graham had been ad- 1
vanced to the third class to allow '
the incumbent, regardless of his 1
political affiliations, to serve out '
his term without molestation. Mr. t
Crawford had been in two years. 1
The candidates, it seems, ex <
pected the custom to prevail as j
no very great effort, so far as <
known, was being made by any of (
them, except to get their applica
tions in presentable shape.
Three weeks ago Congressman
Umstead and Democratic County '
Chairman Rhodes appeared i n
Graham on the same afternoon. *?
A meeting was called and held in e
the jury room in the courthouse '
In that meeting were the follow- i
ing: Louis C, Allen, Clarence t
Rosa, J, H. Eason. H. J. Stockard, J
Ed Hanford, J, S. Cook, Charlie t
Bain, J. H. Moser, E- P. MoClure ,
and Dr. W. 8, tiong, {
R is understood that the last t
Five were phoned to come to the
jury room, uot knowing what it
was about. Three or more others
were called, but were not fouud *
at their places of business.
Mr. Rhodes presided over the ]
meeting and Mr- I''instead stated t
the object of the meeting was to
recommend a caudidate for post- .
master of Graham, aud is also re- *
ported to have requested that
nothing be said about the meet- *
ing. But if that request was
made \t did not stick.
The names of the following for '
the place were mentioned and dis 1
cussed: A. Ross Henderson, Ben 1
M. Rogers, J. DeWiit Foust, E. E. h
McAdams, C. L. Bradshaw and t
Everett Braxton. A vote was i
taken and stood Henderson 7,13
Rogers Foust I. E
ft is understood Mr. Umstead ,
would endorse the one named ^
in the meeting; that there were
other patrons of the office in the
courthonse to whom the meeting
was not made known; that a c
number of letters by prominent 0
citizens were writteu to Mr. L'm 0
stead, protesting that so few a
should get together and decide a t
matter of general interest to the 1
community without an opportu
nity for the friends of all the can
didates to he heard.
All that has been heard is stat
ed above. Some spoke rashly
and said tilings that they them
selves wou d not repeat or have
repeated.
Campaigns often wax warm,
but all cool off in time.
If the appointee is approved
by Congress iu due course, it is
hoped he will make a record that
will tie an houor to him and a
credit to the town.
Service by Publication
NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. j
,No. 6100
The Citizens Bank of Graham.
VS.
S. E. Ausley, W. H. Ausley .and A.
G. Ausley, Defendants.
S. E. Ausley, one of the 'defend
ants above named, will take notice
that an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the superior
court of Alamance County to re
cover judgment against the defen
dants on a note executed by them;
and the said defendant will further
take nqtice that he Is required to
appear at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of said County,
at Graham on or before the 18 day
af September, 1933, and answer or
demur to the said complaint In Baid
action, or the plaintiff will apply
to ;the court for the relief (demanded
n said Complaint.
This the >19 day of July, 1933.
E. H. MURRAY,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
). S. Cook, Atty.
Notice
of Trustee's Sale.
Default having been madee in the
payment of the indebtedness ?e- j
;ured by that certain deed of trust
:o North Carolina Trust Company
rrustee, by J. P. Askew on |the 13th
lay of January, 1930, and recorded J
"n office of the Register of Deeds
>f Alamance County in Book 112 jit
age 161, I will, under aad fby vii tue |
if powers of sale contained in sai 1
leed of trust, under and by virtue
>f the power and authority confer
ed upofl me by that certain fnden
:ure executed July 13, 1933, by Pilot
L.ife Insurance Company and North
its e Improvement Company {Form
riy North Carolina Trust Company),
rrustee, to Julius C. Smith, Trustee,
ecorded in the office of the FRegls
er of Deeds of Alamance County on
Fuly 21, 1933, and at the Request of
he cestui que trust, and for ,the
mrpose of discharghig the debt se
cured by said deed of trust, iproceed
o sell to the highest bidder, for
ash, at the courthouse door in "Gra
1am, Alamance County, North Car-i
ilina, on
Wednesday, August 23rd, 1933.
at 12 00 o'clock, noon,
ho following described land, to-wtt;
In Burlington Township, adjoining
he lands of M. H. Moore, J. W. Ca e,
!state, Bertha I. Catea Davis St.
ind others;
Beginning at 'an Iron botb on |the
Northeast side of Davis Street, 73
eet from the comer of Davis and
rlebane Streets, a comer with said
J. H. Moore, running thence with
lis line North 52 deg. East 142.2 feet
a a Stake In Una of J. W.Catea
[state; thence with said line North
8 deg. West 75 feet to n stake, cor
ler with Bertha I. Cates; thence
vith her lino South 52 dog. 'West
42.2 feet to Davis Street; thence
vith the line of Davis Street South
8 deg. 75 feet to the/beginning and
ontailnlng 10,665 square feet, more
ir less, and being Lot No. 2 as shown
in the plajt of the Davis and Mebanc
nd Webb Avenue property of J.
V. Cates Estate, dated March 18th,
L919, and "It Is also a pane of Lot
I ? p ?? ? we
?- ?_
' No. 10, in the plan olt the City of
I Eurlington. !
j This the 22nd day of July, 1933.
Juliu9 C. Smith,
Substitute Trustee.
Smith, Wharton & Hudgins, Attys.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Notice of Sale of Heal
Estate.
NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Under and by virtue of the .power
and authority contained In that cer
tain deed of trust executed by Wal
ter B. Ector and wife, Annie Ector,
to the Raleigh Savings Bank and
Trust Company, Trustee, which said
deed of trust is dated Septemoer
1, 1926, and recorded in Book 107,
page 201, of the Alamance Coun:y
Registry, default having been made
in the -payment of the indebtedness
thereeby secured and in the condit
ions therein secured, the undersign
ed substituted trustee by Instument
recorded in Book 105, Pages 327
328, Alamance County Registry,
will, on
Thursday, August 21th, 1933,
at or -about twelve o'clock, noon,
at the courthouse door at Graham
North Carolina, offer for sale, and
sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described property a
All of thalt certain piece, parcel
or tract of land containing onelhun
dred seventy and five tenths (170.05)
acres, more or less, situate, lying
and being on the Burllngton-Unlon
Ridge Road about eight miles North
from the city of Burlington, In [Fau
cette Township, Alamance County,
North Carolina, having such shapes,
courses and distances as will more
fully appear from a plat thereof
made by Leewls H. Holt, County
Surveyor of Alamance County, Sept
tember 6-7, 1923, and a copy 10'
which plat Is now on file .with the
Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of
Raleigh, the aame being bounded on
the NoiCh by the lands of J. H.
Witklns, Wm. (Cantrell and John
Gilliam, on the East by the lands of
John Gilliam, E. W. Wllkins Heirs
and R. L. Gilliam, on the Soif.h by
the lands of E. W. Wilklns Heirs,
and R. L. Gilliam, on the 'West by
the lands of R. L. Gilliam, J. H. Wit
kins and the waters of Stoney Creek,
and being that certain tract hereto
fore conveyed to Walter B. Ector
by Mrs. Annie Witklns, Mamie Wil
klns, 8. L. Wilklns and wife, Alma
Wilkins, and Ben Wilklns and wire,
by deed dated December 18, 1924.
and Recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Alamance
County in Book of Deeds Number
82, at page 350, reference to .which is
hereby specifically made for a more
complete description, which is in
tended to be included herein.
Also all of that certain other tract
parcel or lot of land containing forty
nine (49) acrest more or less, eltuate,
lying and being on the Burllngton
Cnion Ridge Road about eight miles
North from the city of Burlington,
in Faucette Township, Alamance
County, North Carolina, and having
such shape, metes, courses and dis
tances as will more fully appear
from a reference to a plat thereof
made by Lewis H. Holt, County Sur
veyor of Alamance County, Octo
ber 20-24, 1916, and a copy ^f which
is now on file with the Atlantic
Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh,
the same being bounded on the
North by the lands of J. A. Gilliam,
on the East by the lands of J. VV,
Gilliam, on the South by the Hants
of Bettio Moore and on the IVest by
the lands of J. A. Gilliam, pnd being
that certain tract of land heretofore
convened to Vf. 8. Ector by Beo
nette Moore and wife, Mary E.
Moore, by deed dated January C,
1919, and recorded in the office tof
the Register of Deeds for Alamance
County in Rook of Deeds Number
04, at page 400, reference to which la
hereby made for a more complete
description thereof, and said de
scription is Intended to be incorpo
rated herein.
Terms of sale cash and trustee will
require deposit of 10 per cent of the
amount of the bid as his (evidence
of good faith.
This the 14th day of July. 1933.
JOSEPH L. COCKERHAM,
Substituted Trustee.
Robert Welnsteln and Victor W.
Thompson, Attya Raleigh, N.C.
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