THK GLEANER
graham, n. c., sep r. 14,1933.
Local News.
?The fog and cool mist yester
day was typical of Fall.
?Graham Christian church pic
uiekod at Gantz Lake last Satur
day afternoon.
?Graham Drug Co.'s new build
ing is uearing completion. Some
wood work and furuishiug will
e iinplete the job.
?Dr. W. C. Wicker will fill his
regular appointment at Graham
Christiau church next Sunday
uioruiug, the third Sunday.
?Elon College has had a goo 1
opening, exceeding a year ago by
h goodly number, hot the exact
figures aie not available at this
writing.
?Alamance County for school
purposes has been divided into 10
districts, and the State School
Commission has allotted 208
teachers for the county, of which
157 are for white schools and 51
for colored schools.
?The Mebaue Fair opened
\r.,nHae under favorable ausnieea
Tlie exhibits are reported good,
as sell as the at'endance. The
special features a t uight are
drawing large crowds. It will
close at 12 o'clock Saturday
night.
?The Mission Study Class of
Graham Christian church held
its regular monthly meeting Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Jas P. Harden. It was the time for
the election of officers, and among
the new officers Mrs. Harden was
elected president.
?Sam A. Cooper, who has
taught agriculture for several
years at Farmer, Randolph coun
ty, has accepted a similar positiou
with the Alexander Wilson school.
Mr and Mrs. Cooper are living at
the Lee Cooper home, Graham
Route 2, near Swepsonville.
?The Public Schools of the
county, town and country, will
open on Monday next, Sept. 18th.
Teachers have been secured for
all schools, with an exception or
two, according to news coming
from County Superintendent M.
E Yount's office. As the schools
will not run as many months this
year as they have in recent years,
it behooves parents to see that
their children entor promptly and
attend regularly to get all the
beueflts possible.
?The friends of Mrs. Chas. W.
Causey of Greensboro, who was
Miss Bess Scott of Graham, will
be pleased to learn tbat she has
sufficiently improved to be re
moved to Greensboro. It will be
remembered that about ten weeks
ago she was seriously injured in
ait antAm.tKila iinni/I o n f nna n \T a VP
Bern aud that since that time she
has been iu a hospital in Rich
mond. Mr. Causey and others in
the car suffered injuries, hut not
of a serious nature.
?The Superior Court is now on
its second and last week. A large
volume of business has been dis
posed of. A suit against the N.
C. Railroad for the deaths of the
wives of S. W. Lee and E. A. Gil
lespie on the morning of S-ipt. 21,
11)32, at Graham station started
Monday. Each was suing for
?30,000, and two others for $5,000
each. After the trial had gotten
under way a compromise was pro
posed. The case was settled by
the defendants paying $3,800.
Marion Blunt of Greenville is
here visiting Bill Scott. They at
tended the Darlington School at
Athens, Ga., last year and were
room mates. Both will enter the
University at Chapel Hill and
room together again.
Mrs. Edgar Long, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Ernest Thompson and daugh
ter, Sara Bell, left yesterday for
Florence, 8. C., to visit Dr. Daniel
Albright Long, who has been sick
and reported better a few days
ago. They expect to go to Myrtle
Beach for a day and return the
last of the week.
Mr. and Mps. Chas. E. Saunders
left Sunday for- Rockingham
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Saunders, the former Miss
Elaine Goode, had been a highly
esteemed member of Graham
School faculty for the past four
years. She was married about a
year ago and continued to make
her home here. Mr. Sauuders has
entered into the automobile sales
business with a brother in Rock
ingham, The many friends of
both here sincerely regret their
leaving Graham.
?UBUCBIBB FOP TBI OLBAXBR
PERSONAL
Maj.J.J. Henderson attended
court at YVeutwoi'th Monday.
James Wliite returned to school
at Davidson College Monday.
Frank Holt has returned from
Brevard where he spent the Sum
mer.
Mrs. J. Mel Thompson of Meb
aue spent a while here yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Stratford
of Haw River spent the week-end
with Miss Emily Neese.
John Gray Turner spent the
week-end with his sister, Mrs.
Bert Keuyon, in Raleigh.
Miss Ruby McLean of Gastonia
Bpent the week - eud here with
Miss Mary Leigh Bradshaw.
Miss Mamie Turner of Raleigh
is speuding a few days here with
her sister, Mrs. 11. W, Scott.
Mrs. R. L. Allen and daughter,
Mrs. Willis Cornwell, of Charlotte
are visiting Mrs. S. S. Holt.
Miss Cora Emmaline Henderson
left yesterday for Salem College.
She attended this school last year.
Misses Margaret Stockard and
Era Ray left yesterday for Jas
?<? ~s" - 1
?rucio tuoj win teacQ again.
Miss Lessie Ezell of Washing
ton, D C., spent the week-end
here wiih her mother, Mrs. W T.
Ezell.
Miss Jean Gray Scott left yes
terday for Salem Academy, Win
ston-Salem, where she will enter
school,
Miss Catherine Marshall of
Charlotte spent the latter part of
last week here with Miss Eliza
beth Moore.
Mrs. J. Clyde A'umau an I chil
dren have returned from a visit
to her sister, Mrs. J. H. Mdrrell,
in Heuderson.
Mrs. Gales Bradshaw and daugh
ter, Mildred Anne, and Miss La
vona Black visited relatives in
Siler City Sunday.
Miss Anne-Coleman Wortham
of Orange,"Vi., speut Sunday and
Monday here with >lias Cora Eui
inatine Henderson.
Mr and Mrs. Casper Jones of
Roxboro spent Suuday here with
Mrs. Heeuan Hughes and MiBS
Mary Tome Hughes,
Miss Margaret Pritchard of
Chapel Hill spent the week-end
with Mrs. L. B. Hardesty and
Miss Annie Ruth Harden.
Miss Ruth and James Holt, chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W.
Holt, left Tuesday for Banner Elk
to enter Lees McRae School.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey White
and niece, Miss Elizabeth Porne
roy, returned Saturday from a
ten-day visit to the World's Fair.
Mr. aud Mrs. Leon Flanigan and
Misses Niua Graham Crawford,
Carolyn McAdams and Laura May
Rrvlt vri-aitafl in Pittshorn Sutidav.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robt. E. Harden
and son, Bob, of Greensboro
spent Sunday here with Mr. Har
den's mother, Mrs. Jas. P. Har
den, f
Miss Mary.Rirth Gowens, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Gowens,
has entered Watts hospital, Dur
ham, and is taking a training
course.
George S. Attmore, Jr., of New
Bern visited his mother, Mrs. G.
S. Attmoie, at the home of his
sister, Mrs. J. Dolph Long, over
the week-end.
Dr. George Burnett of Greens
boro was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Lee Monday bight.
Dr. Burnett and Mrs. Lee are both
natives of Logan county, Ky.
Dr. and Mrs. \V. R. Goley re
turned Sunday from a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Hun
sucker in High Point. Mr. and
Mrs. Ilunscuker brought them
home.
Mrs. Don E. Scott went to Win
ston-Salem yesterday to enter her
daughter, Miss Jean Gray, at
Salem Academy and is spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Gray.
Mrs. E. C. Turner and son,
Craig, of Greenwood, S. C., who
have been visiting the former's
sister, Miss Mary Cooper, here,
and other relatives iu the county,
left'Suuday for their home.
W. L Cooper, Jr., and daugh
ters, Misses Lillian and Mary Lou
ise, of Blackey, Ky., spent Sun
day night with the former's sister,
Miss Mary Cooper, en route to
Red Springs, where Miss Lillian
will euter Flora Macdonald col
lege. Mr. Cooper was joined here
by his nephew, John Cook, and
niece, Miss Margaret Cook, of
Jonesboro, who returned with
him to Blackey, to attend Stuart
Robinson school this winter.
Lieut M. H. Kernodle, Graham Boy, i
in World Record Flight
The honor of participiiiiiiir in
the world-record fligln t?y sen- 1
plane in uiass formation oouns |
to a Graham boy, Lieut. Michael ,
Holt Kernodle. ,
He piloted one of the six planes (
which took off from Norfolk last
Thursday night and landed at
Coco Solo, Canal Zone, Friday. '
The distance is 2,059 miles and,'
the time 24 hours and 55 minutes. 1
It was a non stop flight, and ex- (<
seeded by some 200 miles any i
jump made by Gen. Balboa with i
his fleet in his visit to Chicago a
few weeks ago. t
The incident is of local iuterest ,
on account of Lieut. Kernodle be- |
ing a native of Graham and the ,
only Southern man designated to f
pilot a plane. '
The flotilla may make another J
flight, it is intimated, from the
Canal Zone to San Diego, Calf, a '
distance of 3,000 miles, and after '
th's a visit to Gen. Balboa iu ,
Italy. But these flights it is uot <
certain will materialize. 1
Lieut. Kernodle is a sou of J. (
D. Kernodle and the late Mrs. |
Kernodle. 1
After finishing in Graham High
School, hb was appointed a candi- ,
date to enter the 0. S. Naval Aca- (
dainy ai-Aunopolis by the ^Iate
Maj. Chas. M. Stedma'u, 'Con
gressman from the Fifth District.
He was prepared to en'er the
Academy at Werntz's Prepare
oxt ? *
vuij ouuuui, near Annapol'S. 1
While a midshipman, during '
the Warld War, he was included <
in a detail to lay the mines in the 1
North Sea. (
He finished at the Academy in <
1921, being delayed a year on a}- ]
count of au injury he suffered on ]
the athletic field.
In 1924 he took his air training t
at the station at Peusacola, Fla.
Almost continuously since then
he has been in the air service. '
That he has attained a consid
erable degree of proficieucy in >
that branch of service is attested
by the fact that ho has won at
least three handsome trophies.
For three years, prior to the 1
two years ago, he was in Honolulu 1
and executive head of the U. S.
Navy air station there. '
At present he is stationed at .
the Norfolk air base where he and
his wife are now tuakiug their
home.
Maj Stevens Simmons to Help Com
bat 'Sleeping" Sickness.
Graham friends of Maj. Stevens
Simmons (physician in U. 8.
Army service and at present serv
iug at Walter Reed hospital in
Washington), who knew him here
from childhood to manhood, will
be interested to learn that he has
been detailed to go to St Louis to
study and combat the "sleeping"
sickness epidemic.
Maj. Simmons ranks high as a
physician and his selection is a
recognition of his skill.
He is a son of the late Dr. and
Mrs. J. C. Simmons and a brother
in-law of Col. Don E. Scott.
William H. Black Passes.
After a serious illness of four
weeks, William Henry Black, 68,
ii i -..J ?-???
won & 11 uw Li auu c? lewmeu CI11Z0D
of Grahain for more than thirty '
years, died at his home about 11 (
o'clock Sunday night. <
The funeral service was con- <
ducted at Providence Memorial I
church, of which he was a mem- (
ber, at 3:00 Tuesdav afternoon (
by Rev. T. E. Whit", former pas- (
tor, assisted by Rev. G. C. Cntch- ,
held, pastor, and Rev. John M. ,
Permar. Interment was in the j
chnroh cemetery.
Deceased is survived by his
widow, two daughters, Mesdainea
L. F. Freelaud and W. A. Rich; 1
two song, W. Z. and Paul Black,
and four grandchildren; also two '
brothers and three sisters. 1
Mr. Black was a member of
Graham Council Jr. 0. U. A. M. I
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE!
Having qualified aa Executrix of
the laat Will and Testament of
Frank W. Moore, dec'd, late of Ala
mance County, this is to notify all
persons ^Aiding claims against the
esta'e of deceased to present them,
duly authenticated, on or before the
1st day of September, 1934, or this
notice will be pleaded In bar of
their recovery.
All persona Indebted to said es
ta'e will please make Immediate
set lement.
This August 28th, 1933.
MRS, BERT A MOORE,
Executrix.
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Checks Malaria in 3 days. Colds fir&
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FINE LAXATIVE AND TONIC
Most Speedy Remedies Known
Graham Public School* Open Next
Monday.
The Graham Public School* wi'l
begin work Monday, Sept, 18th, at
8 ;30 A. M? when all children,white
and colored, will report tor enroll
ment and aaaignmeot to classea.
Children will not need to carry
lunches the first two day*. A
meeting of teachers will he held
with the Superintendent on Satur
day afternoon, Sob*. 16th, at 4:0*
itcloctc. The colored teacher* will
meet at the same ho ur withthe
principal.
In compliance with' the ruling by
he State School Com mission child
ren becoming 6 years of age on or
before Nov. 15th will enter school
at the opening; those who become
lix after this date will not Tie al
owed to enroll. All chidren be -
.ween the ages of 7 and 14 are
-equired to enroll on the first day
sf school.
The state adopted hooks in grad
9S 1?7 will be handled "by Graham
Drug Company and high school
ex's will he sold by the Alamance
3ook and Stationery Company, of
r> a a?_
DUlllUgVVU,
W. A. Young la auperntenden*
ind will have associated wfh htm
he following teachers;
High school; J. R. Barker, Geo a
rhurch, W. D. Barrett, and BeMie
Dunlap.
Elementary School; La)a Brown. ,
ng, Mrs. Bessie Thompson Wilson, !
lima Worthington, Elizabeth Pora
>roy, Emma Cox, Sara Cobb, Mrs
dargant Tate Bather, Mrs. Basle.
Gotten Henderson, Margaret Har
len, Mrs, Frances Upshaw BarreCt,
-ena Brown, Mabel (Wafksr and
Slizabeth Grant,
There Is a vancy In the primary
lepartmeot^ L i ?
Colored School; Dow Spaulding,
Anne Pat Roger a Mabel Harden
Poole and Geneva Ingram.
NOTICE!
S'ORTH CAROLINA.
tLAMANCB COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT,
the Town of Graham
I. H. Evans and wife, Ma( Evans,
VS.
and Qi F. Russell.
The defendants abovl? named
fill tslke no' Ice that an action, en
titled as above, haa been commenc
ed ih[ the Superior Court of Aia
nance County for the purpose of
lequrlcfg h Judgment and order of I
?ale of the property of t he de
fendants, J. H. 'Evans and wife, Ida
Svans, located on - Maple Stredt
n the Town fat Graham for the
-jon-payment ofVfreet assessment
ind taxes due said Town, aaldpro?
petty being described ah follows;
A house and lot tn Graham on
he West: Side of North Maple St.
ind bounded as follows;
Beginning St a abate or rock on
hfe West aide of North' Maple St
'h'ence 8. 1 1-8 deg. W. with said
JtreOt 1 chain and 10 ft to a rock j
>n West aide of said Street; thence |
N'ortK 13 1-3 deg. W. 1.47 cha<to
i rock; thence N. 3 deg. B. 73
Ice. and 10 ft. to a rock, corner
with Mid Bain; thence N IS 1-3
lefe B. 3?0 cha. to the beginning
md containing 1-3 of an here, more
>r less, it being the Mute tract ol
and convoyed to Graham^ Land
Company by Deed dated Ihie 24th
lay of May, 1117, by J. M. Hc
itAec and recorded 'in the Office
af the Regtater of Deeda for alore
laid County and State In Book of
Deeds No. 63 on page 496-491
And the Mid defendants will
further take notice that they are
required to appear at the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court
of eaid County' at the courthouse,
j rah am, K. C, oo the 7th day of
November, 1933, and answer or dc
murt to the complaint In this ac
tion or the plaintiff wiU apply
to {he court for the relief <de
manded in said complaint.
This thq 7th day of September,
19 3,3, !' t ? r . I r
t IZORA McCLURB, Asst.
Deputy Clerk of the Superior Court.
Summons by Publication
NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANCE COUNTY. v
IN THB SUPKKIOR COURT.
E.L Callaway, Plaintiff,
VS
Mrs. Harrietia Calloway, Defendant.
The defendant, Mr a Harrietts Cal
laway, will take no'Ice that enact
ion entitled as above has been corn
meaeoJ in the Superior Court of A;a
manee ?ounty, North Carolina, for
the purpose of securing an absolute
divorce; and the said defendant will
farther "Take notice that she is re
quired to appear at the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Cjurt of
""V *
laid County a,t the courthouse ii
Graham, N. C., on the JOth day o
October, 1933, and antwer or dtmu:
to tho complaint to thi* action, o
the plaintiff will apply to thecour
tor the relief demanded in sale
complaint.
Thin the Jlgtf day ot Aujuet, 1933
E. H. HURRAY,
Clerk ot the Superior Court
J. J. Henderson, Atty. .
Notice of Suramoni;
by Publication.
NORTH CAROUNA,
ALAMANCH COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Dorothy Stubba
Plaintiff
VS.
Boyd Stubbs
Defends"
The defendant, Bo.vd Stubbs wil
take notice that ah action enttcle<
as above has been commenced ii
the Superior Court of Alamance
County, N. C, for an absolute di
vorce on the grounds of abandon
meat end living separate and a
part from each other far twp yw
before the commencement of thi'
action; and tho aald defen
dent will farther take notice tha
he ia required to appear up thi
office of the clerk of the Supertoi
Court in the courthouse at Grahtam
Alamance County, 'N1. ft, on'the
16th day of OOt., 1933, and answei
or demur to the complaint in eat.
aMftan on tlaof nlolnlt/# wUI annlt
""?W'l "l? "KKV
to (the court (or the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
This lUth day of Sept., 1933.
B, H. MURRAY,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Carroll & Carroll, Attys.
Notice of Sale of Real
Estate Under Deed
of Trust.
Under and by virtue of 'the powei
of sale contained fn a deed of trus
executed by B, E. Pennington anc
wife, Minerva Pennington to th
undersigned Trustees, da'ed the
15th day or February, 1929, re
corded in the office of the Registei
of Deeds for Alamance County it
Book of Deeda of Truata N"o. Ill
page 291, default having be?n mad<
In the payment of the indebted
nees secured thereby, we will, on
Monday. October likh, 1933
at It JtO o'clock, noon,
at the Courthouse'door in -'Graham
Alamance County, Noith Carolina
offer for ta3e to the highest biddai
(or cash, the following described
property;
That certain tract of land lylnj
and being In Burlington Township
Alamance County, State of Nortt
Ca-olina, and bounded and describ
ed as follows;'
AR that certain lot, piece or par
cel of land situated in the City' o
- ??
i Burlington, Alamance County, State
t ol North Carolina, and mora partl
r cuia-ly described as follows;
r Beginning at an Iron bo\t at the
t intersex ion of Holt and North Main
I Streets, said Iron pin is in center
of ? 4 ft. concrete side watto on the
. Northeast aide of Holt Street;
thence with the property Una ot
Holt Street North 35 1-4 dog W.
?I 1-3 feet to an iron bolt In th?
center of a 4 foot concrete side
j wa,1k aOfl corner with B. P. Wad
dell; thes^ce w??t said B. P. Wad
'dell's line North 54 3-4 dag. Eas
6o feet ito an iron bolt corner to
W. Pennington; thence with J
WV Pennington's Una South 35 1-4
deg. East 81 1-3 feqt to an iron
f in on ihe Nor' b Mde of North
? Main Stree;; thence with the Une
of North Main Street South 54 3-4
deg1. W. 50 feet to the beginning.
' The area of the above described
| property Is 30750 square feet.
This property will he sold sub-1
1 ject to any and all installments'
of street and sidewalk assessment
Vhich are a Uen on the property
and which are not due at the time
of sale.
' This 13th day of September, 1931.
1 E. B THOMASON,
L. O. LOHMANN,
l Trustees
! Leo Carr, Atty.
Trustee's Sale!
r
I 1'nder and by virtue of the powers
r contained in a deed of trustex
. ecuted by George E. Albright, Jul>
20, 1927, to secure a bond therein
mentioned, and recorded in Book 1
109,at page 47, in Office Reglver
of Deeds for Alamance County,do
fault having been made in the pay
ment thereof, the undersigned trus
I tee wiU sell, at the Court House
door in Graham, on
Monday, October 2nd, 1931
at 12 :00 o'clock, noon
r for cash the following real property :
k "
In Melville Township, Alamance
County, adjoining the lands of CaJ
A. Albright, P. Crawford. W. H. Ba
son lands and others and beingthat
tract conveyed to Geo. E. Albright
by H. J. Stockard, July 20, 192T. re
corded In deed Book No. 109,at page
46, in Office Register of Dceda for
Alamance County. This tract con
tains 12 acres of good level land
and upon It la a seven room
dwelling, and la located on Highway
No. 61 near Alexander Wilson School.
Dato of sale \ October 2, 1933.
at 12 ?6, M.
Place of sale Court House door,
Graham.
Terms of sale: CASH,
This August 10, 1933.
J, S. COOK,
Trusts?.
NOTICE!
of Service by Publication
NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
BERTHA B. MOORE, Plaintiff,
VS.
ROBERT H. MOORE, Defendant.
The defendant, Robert II. Moore,
will take no ice that an action as
above entitled has been commenced
in the Superior Court of Alamance
County, Nor'h Carolina, to secure
an absolute divorce on the grounds
of two years' separation, and the
tad defendant will further take
notice that he Is required to appear
at the office off the Clerkof
Superior Court of Alamance County
at the courthouse in Graham, N, C.,
on the 23th day of Octooer, 1933,
and answer or demur to the com
plaint fllod In this action or the
plaintiff wilt apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the com
plaint. {
This 28th day of Augus', 1933,
1ZORA McCLURE
ASST. Clerk of Superior Court
John S. Thomas, Atty.
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