THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. C., DEC. S3, 1942
ISSUED EVERT THURSDAY
J. D.KERNODLE, Editor
$1.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE
Butered at ?lu Foatoffloe at Grab am.
N. C., at ^ OQd-claJM matter.
The Victory 5 per cent tax be
comes effective on January 1st.
It hits the low income brackets.
Within a few days a new Con
gress and new State Legislature
will assemble. Let us be thankful
that the legislature lasts only
sixty days.
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Adieu to 1942! None of us will
ever see its like again, nor will
we have any regrets about it. All
of us are looking-hopefully to the
future, when the war will be
over and world peace shall reign
once more. It is hoped, too, most
devoutly, that it will come be
fore the close of 1943.
During the year closing today
American shipyards turned out
750 merchant vessels. President
Roosevelt asked for 8 million tons
and the request has been met, it
is reported from Washington. Of
the number launched 53 of them
were turned out by the shipyard
at Wilmington, this state.
Eleven classes of food prod
ucts have been permitted to raise
prices, under orders of the OPA.
In the list are cereals, canned
fish, sugar, canned vegetables,
coffee, rice and lard. It is expect
ed that grocers and wholesalers
will make small increases in
prices on food stuffs. It can't be
helped.
THE WAR
The Christmas holidays have
not slowed down the global war
on the several fronts.
On the Russian front the Reds
appear to be pushing the Nazis
back more vigorously than here
tofore, taking many prisoners,
killing more and seizing more
supplies. Results have been very
much in favor of the Reds.
In North Africa Marshal Rom
mel continues to flee before the
Allies, British, American and
Fighting French. The French in j
Africa are lending a big hand.
In the Southwest Pacific the
British are helping the Allies
more effectively than heretofore.
The Japs are being driven from
their positions on several of the
islands, notwithstanding their
determined opposition. As the
days pass the situation for the
Allies improves.
FOLKS ARE PHONEY
When the rationing of sugar
and coffee was first enacted,
what happened ? People who had
purchased sparingly theretofore,
rushed in and bought as if their
existence depended on them.
There was and is plenty sugar
and coffee for all, if used in mod
eration. The government got
jittery?that was enough and it
passed down the line.
It is wondered what is going to
happen, now that a hundred or
so articles are to be rationed.
Maybe the job of trying to buy
month's supplies of everything
will be too big and something
will be left on the shopkeepers'
Bhelves for those who prefer to
buy as they have need for it But
It wont be that way as long as
folks are folks and are phoney
about things.
Perhaps it would be better not
to agitate or talk about ration
ing, but go ahead and do it, giv
ing, the hoarder no notice. That
course would put all on an equal
footing and be fair to all.
JOBS FOR THE MILLIONS
The Department of labor has
been weak and womanish for the
Past 10 years; the Wagner Act
has wagged but it has not work
a string of Administration
agencies have made a mess out
of administration. Finally the
War Labor Board appointed by
the President recently cracked
down on a Chicago mail order
house?and according to the
company's president, issued an
order that "violated the funda
mental principles of liberty," in- j
asmuch as the company was not
engaged in any war activities
covered in the grants of power
by Congress.
The President made the order
work after the mail order com
pany refuse to obey th WLB.
Three major labor unions and
the New Deal formed an alliance
several years ago for the control
of the nation's working men.
John L. Lewis reminded Presi
dent Roosevelt that CIO had giv
en him its financial support and
stuck by him, and expected him
to stick by the CIO.
The New Deal has usually
guessed wrong in backing labor
leaders Green, Lewis and Mur
ray. That famous trio has over
played its hand too often, and
the New Congress is preparing to
amend the National Labor Act or
pass workable new labor legisla
tion.
Meanwhile, Paul McNutt, the
new Manpower Czar, is still
working crossword puzzles,
searching for 50 million answers
on how to control all the jobs in
the country.
The competence and ability of
Mr. McNutt is not questioned,
but Washington shares the uni
versal opinion that "he hasn't a
chance."
A judicial review or admin
istration decisions has been sug
gested by Senator OMahoney
who directs attention to the is
suance of more than 500 Execu
tive orders by the President in
15 months. 'To say that Con
gress intended to make such a
surrender of its legislative func
tion would, of course, be the
sheerest nonsense," declared the
New Deal Senator, who now de
mands a program that "would
reassert the right of the people
to make the laws they must
obey," which he adds, "would ae
a reassertion of a fundamental
principle of our form of govern
ment."
A greater variety of plant life
exists in the thermal belt of
Polk county, N. C., than in any
other section of the United
States, it is said.
The little ftrl tugged gently at her
mother'* sleeve
"Now, Mother?" she asked. "Now
can't we write my letter?"
"Why, of course, Betsy," Mrs. Car
son grinned. "Are you going to write
it or am I?"
"Well," Betsy sajd. "Maybe you'd
better kind of say it to me. Only I'd
love to write it/7
"All right, then, Miss Carson, take
a letter, her mother said, walking
slowly up and down the room.
"Ready? 'Dear Mr. Morgenthau:
The way I save money for War
Stamp buying is to steer all the
smalf household jobs toward my
^ daughter, who is
eight years old.
She is so keen
about buying War
Stamps that I
know all the
money I might
have paid to
lomennn #1*p
(or doinf the job* will go toward Vic
tory when paid to her.
Now make a liat, Betsy. "Win
dows washed, 60 cents. Apples
picked from under the tree, 29
cents. Emptied trash cans, 4 cents.
Sold string beans from the garden,
IS cents. Sold strips of spoiled film
to children (or sungazing, at one cent
? yard. 20 cents. Total,91.24. Yours
helpfully, I hope,"?and then I'll sign
It at the bottom."
Betsy was puffing like a grampus
from her labors. The tall, painstak
ing letters tottered bravely across
the sheet of paper. Gravely Mrs.
Carson took the pen to sign.
"Mother, would it be the proper
etiquette U I signed it too?"
"Perfectly proper. I think," Mrs.
Carson said without a smile, and
handed the pen back to Betsy.
(Letter from an actual commu
nication in the Ales of the Treasury
Department.)
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?very member of the family
sheold invest In America's future.
Make certain at least 16 percent of |
the family's total income is pledged
to victory no later than New Year's
DSP. U. J. TVnjary Dtpmtmtm I
C. F. Parri?h, poultry exten
sion specialist of N. C. State col
lege, estimates that North Caro
lina poultry flooks will produce
70,000,000 dozen eggs this year.
Notice of Sale.
By virtue of ? Judgment made and
entered in an action in the Superior
Court of Alamance County, North
Carolina, entitled Alamance County
ve. Guy Johnson and wife. Ossie John
eon, the undersigned Commissioner
will, on
Monday, January 25th, 1948 (
at 12:00 o'clock Noon, EWT,
ut the Court House door in Graham,
North Carolina, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, the
property described as follows:
A certain tract or parcel of land,
lying and being in Graham Township,
Alamance County. North Carolina, and
being Lot No. 3. in Section 6. of the
Plat of the Avenue Land Company,
plat for which is recorded in the Of
fice of the Register of Deeds for Ala
mance County, North Carolina.
The purchaser will be required to
deposit ten pec cen? of his bid, when
the same is knocked down to him.
and the balance upon confirmation.
This. 21st day of December, 1942.
LOUIS C. ALLEN,
Commissioner
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
TO. CREDITORS
Having Qualified as Executrix of the
estate of Etta F. Gant, late of Ala
mance County, North Carolina, this ,'s
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of the said Etta F.
Gant to exhibit them to the undersign
ed at R. F. D. No. 5, Burlington, North
Carolina, on or before the 11th day of
December. 1943, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate ?
will please make Immediate payment.
This the 8th day of December, 1942.
ANNA G. JEFFRIES,
Executrix.
Long, Long & Barrett, Attys.
NOTICE
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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
John William Menefee, Jr., Plaintiff,
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Ann Purmort Menefee, Defendant.
The Defendant above named will
take notice that a summons In the
above entitled action was Issued
against said Defendant on the 18th
day of December, 1942 and that a
Complaint was filed In said action in
which the Plaintiff alleges that he is
entitled to an absolute divorce for two
years separation and that said sum
mons Is returnable before the Clerk of
the Superior Court on or before the
20th day of January. 1943 and the
Defendant wlil take notice that she
is required to appear and answer or
demur to the Complaint or the relief
demanded therein will be granted.
This, 18th day of December, 1942
SARA MURRAY,
Asst. Clerk Superior Court
A. M. Carroll, Atty.
Notice of Sale.
Under and by virtue of a Judgment
of the Superior Court of Alamance
County, North Carolina, In an action
wherein Rich A Thompson Funeral
Service, Inc., et al, were plaintiffs, and
Hattle Dlzon, Executrix of the Estate
of Cicero Dixon, and the other heirs at
law and devisees of Cicero Dixon, were
defendants, the undersigned Com
missioners will, on
Monday, January 25th, 1942,
at 12:00 o'clock Noon. EWT,
at the residence of the lata Cicero
Dixon, In Newlln Township, Alamance
County, North Carolina, upon the
premises described below, offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described real property:
A certain tract or parcel of land in
Newlln Township, Alamance County,
North Carolina, adjoining the lands of
J. D. McPherson. w. A. McPherson,
and others, and.
Beginning at a stake In the north
ern edge of the Graham Road, corner
with C. D. McPherson; and running
thence N. 2 deg. E. 22.10 chains to a
stake, corner with Lot No. Three;
thence In a westerly direction 22.29
chains to a stake, corner with W. A.
McPherson; thence with the line of W.
A. McPherson. 8- 2H deg W 12.22
chains to a stake, corner with J. D.
McPherson; thence with J. D. Mc
Pherson, 8. 27H deg. E. IS chains to a
stake, corner with J. D. McPherson:
thence with J. D. McPherson, 8. 2 Vs
deg. W. 9 chains to a a'ake In the
northern edge of tha Graham Road;
thence with the Graham Road In an
easterly direction 9.01 chains to the
beginning, containing 92% acres,
mora or leas.
The said property is soli subject
to the dower of Hattle Dixon, widow ;
of Cicero Dixon, which dower part of ]
said property Is described as follows: i
A certain tract of land In Newlln j |
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Townihlp, Alamance County, North
Carolina, and beginning at a stake ut '
[V. A. McPheraon'a corner in W. L. <
UcPheraon'B line; thence eaat with W.
L,. McPherson's line 298 yards to a
itake in W. L. McPherson's line;
hence north 184 yards to a stake ,n j
>ld road; thence west 200 yards to a I
itake In W. A. McPherson's line;
ihence south 180 yards to the begin
ning, in which is the Cicero Dixon
iwelllng.
The purchaser will be required to
ieposlt ten per cent of his bid when
the same is knocked down to him, ami
the balance upon confirmation of the
Court.
This. 21st day of December, 1942.
LOUIS C. ALLEN.
L. P. DIXON,
Commissioners.
notice
summons by Publication
NORTH CAROLINA
ALAMANCE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Alamance County, Plaintiff,
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Theodore Haith, Annie Levister, Bud I
Haith, Mary Morrow and husband,.
I. T. Morrow, George Haith and
Maggie Williamson, et al, Defend
ants
The defendants, Bud Haith, Mary
Morrow and husband, I. T. Morrow,
George Haith and Maggie Williamson,
will take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Alamance County,
North Carolina, for the purpose of
foreclosing property tax liens in fa
vor of the plaintiff, Alamance County
for the years 1930 to 1941, inclusive, i
upon a tract of land in Burlington
Township, Alamance County, North
Carolina, and being two certain tracts
?of land, adjoining G. L. Sellers, and
others, containing one-half acre, more
or less, and one-fourth acre, more or
less, respectively, belonging to tho
aoove named and described defendant
and in which the said named and de
scribed defendants have or olaim some
interest, the purpose of the action be
lng to foreclose property tax liens held
by the plaintiff against the property
mentioned above and described In tht
complaint, free and clear of any in
terest of said defendants, the defend
ants having or claiming some interest
therein; and the above named and
described defendants will further take
notice that they are required to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Alamance County,
at the Court House in Graham, North
Carolina, within twenty days after the
19th day of January, 1949, and an
swer or demur to the complaint filed
herein, or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded ln
in the complaint.
This, 21st day of December, 1942.
SARA MURRAY.
Asst. Clerk Superior Court
Louis C. Allen, Atty.
notice
summons by publication
NORTH CAROLINA
ALAMANCE COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COUNTY COURT
Mary Lloyd Tudor
- vs -
Hal T. Tudor
. The defendant, Hal T. Tudor, will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the Gen
eral County Court of Alamunce County
for dlvorco based upon the grounds of
two years' separation; and the said de
fendant Mill further take notice that
he is required to appear at the office of
the Clerk of the General County Court
Of aald County in the courthouse !a
Graham, North Carolina, within thirty
day. after the 2nd day of January
1949. and answer or demur to the'
complalnt ln actlQn or the plaln_
Uffwlll apply ,0 ,h. court for there
"ef demanded In .old comnlaint.
the 2nd dfcy of December, 1943.
'? l. Williamson
Clerk General County Court,
for Alamance County
Long. Long A Barrett. Atty,.
sale op real estate
under deed or trust
L nder and by virtue of the power of
contained certain deed of
oat executed by P. W. P1ttman. on
the 95th day of November, mo M
tr^r "? Wh'Ch "ld d~d of
U^ust is duiy recorded !? ,h, office of
e ?' for Alamance
County. North Carolina, in Mortage
Deed Book No. 141. page 969, default
tatlll ,"a<,e ,n the pltym*nt of
lereet and principle m therein set
out. and whereas upon request of the i
th# nCt<' thereby soured,!
the undersigned trustee will, on I
Monday, January 4th, 194J,
at 11:90 o'clock, a. m.,
Offer for sale at public gucUon to the1
highest bidder for cash, at the Court
C^Tin ?0^?f A'#manCe CoUBty' North
Carolina, the following described real
property, to-wit: j
A certain tract of land in Graham
Township, Alamance County, North ?
Carolina, which is as follow*:
Facing on Williamson Avenue; ad
joining lots 5 and 10 in Block "A" and ?
lots 1. 2 and 2 in Block "B" of Forest
Haven, and being lots No. 6, 7, 8 and 9
In Block "A" in the subdivision of the
Carl Berg Property, as divided by E.
C . Leonard, surveyor, October, 1940,
anil recorded in the office of the Reg ?
ister of Deeds in Plat Sook No. 4, at
page 1, for Alamance County, North
Carolina.
This, 1st day of December, 1942.
JOHN R. HOFFMAN.
Trustee.
NOTICE!
Sale of Real Estate for
1941 County Taxes
Notice is hereby given that pursu
ant to an Act of the General Assem
bly of North Carolina,(see Chapter 541
Public, Local ard Private Laws, 1935)
i the undersigned Tax Collector of Ala
jmance County will offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash at the Court
House door in Graham, N. C., on
Monday, January 4th, 1943,
at 12:00 o'clock, noon,
the Real Estate listed by the taxpay
ers hereinafter named to eatlsfy the
amount due the County of Alamance
for principal, penalties, and cost of
1941 Taxes.
The property to be sold, and the
names of the taxpayers who listed the
same are as follows:
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP
Apple, G. M., 1 Lot No. des. .. 14.30
Atwater, L. E., II & L Hwy 64 3.30
Auslev, William H., Heirs, H &
2 Lots Border St. ?Sc 6 Lots
Oakley & Border St 18.70
Baker, P. H., 3 Lots Pine Tops, 4.61
Ball, M. N., Vacant Lot Banks
St., 2.Co
Blackwelder, M. (H., 9 Lota
Swepsonville Rd-, 1.10
Boegs, Joe. Est., 1H A Hwy
No. ?
Bradshaw, Ben. E., H & L
Mary E. Holt Prop. .. Bal. 34.73
Castle, C. C., 3 Lots near Hwy.
No. 62 2-56
Cates, Mr. A Mrs. C. A~ 17 A
Home Travora Rd., 43.99
Cates, Claude, 2 H & L Sid
ney Rd 10.24
Cates, ?. Scott, H 3c L Sid
ney Rd 16.36
Cole, T. H . H A L Sidney Rd.. 11.46
Coleman, Julian A., H 3c L Ad J
Mrs. Piper 8.93
Combs, B. S., Ward Prop 15.29
Conklln, Quincey, 1 Lot Carter
Black J-d 19.71
Cook, James G.. H A L Mill St. 6.46
Cook, Mrs. R. N , H & L N.
Main St 24.84
Cook, R. N? Heirs, 28 A E. M
Cook land, Lot H. R. Rd.,
H Int. A & P Store, Bal. ... 21.22
Crutchfield, Jack D., Vacant
Lot Haw River Rd 1.68
Culbertson, Mrs. J. M., Est.,
House 3c Lot 6.71
Davis. B. M., Jr., H A L
Marshall A Hill St 11.39
Davis, Robert, H A L, Gil
breath Rd 18.61
Dixon, Phil S., 29 A Lake
side 3c House, H 3c L Hwy
No. 87, A 2 H & L Haw
River Bal. 69.93
Dixon, R. W., 1 Lot Gantz
Prop. 3c H 3c L Marshall
St 31.86
Draughn, J. A., 8 H A H & L
Hwy No. 87 16.84
Duke, Nolle, 1 Lot L. H. Holt
land 1.83
Edwards, Lem, H 3c L near
Gilliam Fill. Sta. 5.53
Elkln A Terrell Motor Co.,
1 Lot Border St l.HT
Evans, Mrs. Carol, Lot Poplar
St 2.S1
Evans, Mrs. Pearl, H 3c L Pop
lar St 7.70
Foster, H. W. 1 Lot Ward St. 2.20
Foust, D. P., H 3c L L. B.
Holt Prop, et al 11.50
Freeman, J. Mark, 18 A Gantz
Prop 9.36
Frick, Grady HALS. Main St. 24.83
Gantz, G. B. 8 A Gantz Prop.
A 67 Lots Gantz Prop 10.56
Gates, J. T., 1 Lot Doke Wal
ker Ld? 2.39
Gllllsple, C. L., L B. Holt Prop 6.72
Guthrie, John H., H & 2 Lots
Hwy. No. 87 20.70
Guy, Mrs. M. E.. H A L Hwy
No. 87 20.80
Guy, Morris, Lot Border St., .. 4.20
Guy, Mrs. Morris, Lot Border
St 0.1?
Hanford, Mrs. Ned., HAL
near Station 0.22
Hanner, H. T..A Barrett, R. E.
1114 A Hopedale Rd 7.08
Harden, R. E . A Massey. R.
J.. 20 Lots Swepsonvllie Rd. 1.54
Harris. Hadley, 3 Lots Gra
ber Hgts \ . 10.45
Hatch. George F., 1 Lot Hwy
No. 62 2.65
Henderson. Albert, HAL Pop
lar St 21.80
Heritage, Mrs. A. R. 1 Lot
Washington St 13.20
Hill, Wlnfred Paul, Thompeon
Ld. 4th St 6.56
Holt, B. C? H A l McAden St. 11.35
Holt, Mrs. Ben B. Home S
Main St. A 2 H Al McAden
St 50.53
Holt. Eugene, Home Maple St.
HAL Marshall St 34.00
Hufflnes, W. V.. H A L S. Main
8t 11.28
Hughes, Mrs. Mlldrer T., H A
L Albright Ave., 15.11
Hunter. J. E. H A L 7.12 J
Jaroez. Joseph, Land Hwy 87
A Swep. Rd., House near 1
Hwy. 49 A Thompson Prop.
Bal. 48.22
Johnson, C. L, 1 Lot Al
bright Ave.. 2.10
Johnson. J. A., H & L Hwy
No. 64 2.98
Johnson, Leo, 1 Lot Manley
Hayes Prop 2.64
Johnson, Mrs. W. C.. H & L
Sidney Rd., Bal. 1.40
Johnson, Guy, 1 Lot Sidney
Rd 6.84
Jones, Roger. H & L Giles
Longest Prop 14.88
King. O. D., H Mill St 22.41
Kivett, Clark H., 6 Lots Aloha 1.10
Kivett, George L., H & L W.
Elm St 82.86
Kizziah, James, H & L Queen
Ann St., 10.94
Lashley. T. B., 2 Lots Foust
Ld. H 6c L Aloha;6c 10 A
Gantz Prop., 19.85
Long, Miss Etta, Bur-Graham
Rd. 9.86
Long, J. A. 6c Lasley, R. K.,
Near Pine Tops 2 Lots; 6
Lots Graham Rd 6.45
Lovett, John E., 2 A Andrew
St 6.73
Lutterloh. E. M., H 6c L
Williamson St 9.76
Mann, C. R., H & L Market St., 16.74
Martin, E. C.. 1 Lot N. St 2.83
May. C. L., H & L McAden St., 24.01
Meacham, Eva H., 2 Lots
Ward St., 3.20
Moser, Cecil, H 6e L? A. W.
Moser Prop., 20.22
Moser, Mrs. Evie, H & L Mar
ket St., & Vac. Lot Plat 61.. 9.90
Murray, D. D., 15 A Hwy 87... 18.07
Myrick, P. M., 0% A Swep
sonville Rd., 13.20
McPherson, William S., 1 Lot
Gilbreath Rd. 8.10
McVey, J. W., Land 6c Fill.
Sta. Swepsonville Rd 12.27
McVey, Mrs. J. W., 80 A House
& H & L Market St., 55.66
Nicholson, George, H & L Gra
ham-Bur. Rd 15.89
Owen, Charjie, H & L Sidney.. 14.61
Parsons, C. C., H & L Queen
Ann St., Lots Rock Hole,
& Improvements, 10.33
Parsons, S. T. Lot near Pine
Tops; & H& L 14.01
Perkins, Mrs. A. L., H & L
Woods Ave 19.71
Perry, Mrs. Lelia Walker, 23
A Ray Ld., 15% A Al
bright Ave, et al., Bal. 30.79
Phillips, G. Cleadore, 1 Lot
Wilson 6.96
Pickard, Flake L., H & L
Maple St., 7.50
Quakenbush, W. H., 3 A Hwy.
No. 54; % A Wilson; & 10
A Wilson Ld., 10.70
Ray, W. D., H & L near Ice
Plant 7.68
Raynor, D. L., H 6c L near
Midway - 14.14
Reavis, Scott, H 6c L near
Travora 6.47
Rice, W. Warren, 8 Lota Gra
bur Hgta., 3.56
Rich, Alton B., H & L Poplar
St., 18.87
Rich, McBride H & L Climax
St 5.50
Riggans, Marion S., H & L
Queen Ann St., 15.42
Rivea, M. R., 2 Lota back of
Bradshaw Garage ? ^ 01
Robertson, W. J., H & L
Market St 12-56
Rogers, B. M., A wife, HAL
N. Main St., Old HkL; &
a H A L S. Main St., 91-35
Ross, Clarence, 1 Lot Wash
ington St., 3.85
Russell, C. C., H A L Hollow
gt, Bal? 3.58
Self, Mrs. Georgia, H A 1* .... 18.26
Self, Jim, H A I. Poplar St., .. 24.17
Self, John, HAL Wash. St., . 15.87
Sharpe, Levi, X Lot N. Pine St., 1-65
Shatterly, G. A., H & L
Williamson St 16-69
Skenes, J. F., HAL Near Depot 6.71
Smith, D. G., H & L Sidney St., 15.53
Smith, F. W., 2 Lots & House
Stockard Ld., & 1 L near N.
E. Sykes Ld. Bal. 10.42
Smith, L. L. 1 Lot C. L. Ivey .. 1-10
Stanfield, W . M., HAL
Queen Ann St 12.23
Stewart, Miss Daisy, 1 Lot on
Dixie St 110
Stockard, Lee R. 1 Lot Whit
sett St s-8#
Thomas, James, L., H A L
Wilson St., 800
Thomas, James Loy, L. B.
Holt Prop., 6.92
Thompson, Wayne, HAL
Maple Ave. Exe., A 1 Lot
L. B. Holt Prop., '.73
Trollinger. Mrs. B. R., 1 Lot
Marshall St *-M
Whittemore, Mrs. C. A., 17 A
Home Zachary Tract; 1%
A Hwy No. 54 ? ? ? 8 99
Whitten, George. Lot A Poul
try House Wilson lo.ui
Williams, C. V., H A L Old
County Home,
Williams, W. Ashley, Heirs,
HAL Mill St., A Store Lot, 16.96
Wood, Horace J., H A L Aloha, 11-0
Wright, C. W., H.A L No. 8
Travora Prop., Bal. 6.4Z
Wright, Mrs. Gertrude, 4 Lots
Walker, Heirs, 3.19
Wright, W. B., 1 Lot, 1-65
Zachary, W. Lennle, HAL
Hwy. No. 87, 19-24
COLORED
Brandon, Callie, HAL Lee
Miller 3.83
Brown,Daisy, Heirs, 1 Lot
Alex Hunter, Heirs 1.42
Carr, Cora, Heirs 1 Lot Hwy 54 2.42
Carter, John, H A L H. R. Rd.;
1 Lot adj. McAdoo; A H L
R. N. Cook Ld., 7.68
Chavis, Hattle T., Estate, H A
L near Providence 2.88
Covington, Luther, HAL
Washington St Bal. 6.08
Everett, A. M., 1 Lot, 2.55
Everett, E. A., .75 A 2 H A L
Haw River Rd Bal. 4.83
Freeland, Jim. HAL Haw
River Rd 5,50
Fuller, Robert, 85 A Home
M. Latta Place 8.76
Bray, Martha, Heirs, HAL
Haw River Rd |.31
Hunter, Ernest, HAL Nicks
Farm Rd 1,42
Hunter, George M., Heirs, 1
Lot Nicks Farm Rd 1,42
Hunter, Henry, Heirs, 6 A
Gants Ld. A H A L Gil
breath Rd is sj
Latham, Jeaae, H * L near
Haw River; A M A Lot ? ,4
Long. Nathaniel Tobe, HAL
near Haw River j 7,
Mayo. Alice, 1 Lota E. Harden
st 2.20
Miller L. O.. H A L College St.;
Vac. Lot A H A L Ed Tate. Bal. 9 05
Mitchell, Mary Phillips, H A L
Gilbreath Rd. 17.99
McPherson, Tom, HALS.
Main; A Taft House 11.60
Newlin, Carrie, HAL Washing
ton St. j,j5
Nixon, Robert, II A L GU
breath Rd. 11.79
Phillips, John, Heirs, HAL
Gilbreath Rd 4.24
Rogers, Henry, 2 A. St. Car Line 5.20
Tate, John, {Heirs, HAL Col
lege St. 2.48
Taylor, Rosle, 1 lot Harden Ld. 1.55
Teague, Elmo, IMA. Lela Cot
ton Ld 8.69
Thompson, Hiawatha, 1 lot W.
H. Freeland 4.16
Trolllnger, Chas. C., Heirs,
40 A Home, 16.9]
Trolllnger, S. D., HAL Haw
River Rd 7.15
Trultt, Ernest, 1 lot Border St. 3.82
Discovery
Andrews, J. Ernest, (1941) disc.
1 lot C. P. Thompson Prop.. 6.60
ALBRIGHT TOWNSHIP
Bailey, O. T., 3 A. Hwy. No. 87
Mann Ld 18.16
Blvlns, W. H., 6 lots 7.34
Brooks, Claude, HAL Boger
Ld ...Bal. 3.31
Capps, D. L.. 23H A. Rect. Ld. 11.46
Coble, Fred M., 55 A. Nicholson
Ld.; 33M A. Home Place .. 37.94
Holt, L. P., 87 A. C. C. Thomp
son Ld I 84.22
Isley, A. M-, 50 A. Isley Ld. .. 9.39
Lamb, O. K., 1 lot; G. L. Wil
liams Prop 3.65
Long, J. P., 70 A. No Des 18.13
Patton, G. M., 30 A. McDaniel
Ld 6-34
Plckard, C. F., 71 A. Snow
Camp Rd 19.46
Self, John, 2 A. Love Lot Hwy.
No. 87 1-55
Sharpe, Levi, 97A. Hwy. No. 87 16.50
Stockard, J. C., 95 A. Home
Place 27.15
COLORED
Chaplin, Henry, i A. L S.
Meadow Ld 2.55
Foust, J. Li., 6% A. No Dee... 4.64
Holmes, Estella, 10 A. Hwy.
No. 87 Hal. 2.30
Holt, James, Heirs, 4 A. Holt
Prop. & 19% A. Vestal Ld. . 7.69
Holt, John E.. 6 % A. Hwy. No.
87 A 23 A. Vestal Ld 12.90
Ratcllff. Henry, 69 A. Hwy. No.
87 . 21.86
NEWLIN TOWNSHIP
Albright, W. J., Heirs, 60 A
Mary's Creek 5.13
Brown. H. L., 83 A. Cane
Creek 8.33
Cates, E. Q.. 19 A. Hwy. No. 87 10.93
Cates. W. Luther, 2 A. D. 1'.
Teague Ld 3.85
Collins, Robert, 1 A. Home Ld. 6.04
Dixon. Ernest P.. Jr., 8 A. H
At L Long Branch 27.33
Foushee. Clyde W., 79% A.
Hwy. No. 87 13.20
Foust. Lonnle M-. 10 A. Mary's
Creek 1.54
Guthrie. Oliver C.. 102 A. Cane
Creek 11.84
Henderson. O. H.. 60 A. Mi. Ld. 8.26
Herren. O. R.. 100 A. Home .. 7 44
Hinshaw. A. A.. 216 A, J. M.
Griffin Ld 40.34
Kernodle, J. D.. Jr., 50 A. Wm.
Comnton Ld 7.15
Kindley. Mrs. Mabel L , 11 % A.
Major Hill. 2.10
Marlette. Robert G? Estate, 40
A. Saxnpahaw 4.62
Miller, Mrs. G. G.,143 A. Mile
Dixon Ld 14 30
Moore, L. E., 40 A. Near
Whitney School 18.51
McPherson, Mrs. Ida, 127 A.
Cane Creek 20.89
McPherson, S. H-, 96 A. Cane
Creek 18.87
Perry, Bruce T., 116 A. Haw
River 17.99
Perry, E. A., Estate, 74 A. Cane
Creek 16.94
Plunkett. R. A., 58 A. Cheek PI. 4.62
Riddle, Ralph L., 94 A. W. J.
Riddle Ld 16.83
Stout. W. P.. Estate, 82 A. Near
Sylvan 26.68
Ward. C. G., 18 A. Alfred M.
Shaw Ld 6.68
Williams. Paul, 39 A. Ed
Williams, Est 9.43
COLORED
Foust, Frank. 88 A. Allen Ld... 4.26
Hunter, Henry, Estate, 133 A.
Patterson Ld 11.94
Morrow. Robert, 2 A. David
Moore Ld l.U
MORTON TOWNSHIP
Allen, Lawrence H., 35 A
Huffman Ld 13.10
Dtx, Andrews, H 61 2 L Bishop
U 7.60
Fargis, F. R., HAL Glen
Raven Mills 13.83
Garrison, James, Heirs, 64 A.
Garrison Ld 11.00
Hurst. Carl, H & L Glen Rav
en Mills 11.46
Morton, J. E., 1 A Home, .... 15.50
Rich, Oscar L.. H A L Glen
Raven 11.21
Sutton, Sidney L., Est., 1% A
Home, 7.70
Tate, Mrs. Ethel, HAL Adj..
M. Matkins, ...a 7.15
COLORED
Moore, Ed, 3 A Simpson Ld., .. 4.40
MELV1LIE TOWNSHIP
Hawkins, R. Thomas, HAL
4th St Bal. 3 10 37
A. P. WILLIAMS,
Alamance County Tax Collector.