SUPERIOR COURT CALENDAR
The following Is a Calendar for the regular November Term
?of Franklin Superior Court, for the trial of Civil cases. Hon.
J^C. Rudisill, Judge Presiding. The term will begin on Mon
day. November 6th, 1944:
? FIRST WEEK ?
Monday, November 8th, 1944
John F. Matthews Exr. vs First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
33 William A. Gattls vs Savannah J. Gattls
?34 Hugh Arthur Butts vs Sebella Masgenburg Butts ?
?35 Evelyn S. Ball vs Graham B. Ball
>2 Fred T. Hall vs Viola M. Hall
?43 Evelyn Hatton Hayes vs Joseph Whlttnell Hayes
44 Hubert Teagley ? Y? Mary Teasley
47 Qleolla Hayes Rogers vg Joseph Thomas Rogers
63 James Otis Foster vs Ooldle H. Foster
64 Vera Tant Faulk Y? Nathaniel R. Faulk
65 Joe Mann Wheleas vg Elmer B. Wheless
68 Joella Wright vs Willie Ree Wright and Bud Young
Q. M. Beam Yarborough & Yarborough
Tuesday, November 7th, 1044
Wednesday, November 8th, li>44
21 F. Y. Rowe et als vs South Atlantic Mfg. Co. et al
26 F. Y. Rowe et als vs South Atlantic Mfg. Co. et al
27 W. T. Williams vs Curtis Horton
28 Alice Wiggins et als vs C. G. Weathersby
66 Mattie Lee Fogg vs Nathan Fogg
30 Evle Belle Perry vg Cecillia Read
Thursday, November ?th, 1044
36 S. E. Winston A Wife vs Hill Yarborough Sub. Tr. et als
3.9 Bryant T.- Rowe vg . Mrg. W. A. Matthews *
Friday, November 10th, 1944
37 J. D. Alford & Wife vg Hill Yarborough Sub. Tr. et als
40 J. H. Fuller vs A. G. Holmes & Wife
46 Max Perry vs B. R. Alford and J. M. Alford
? SECOND WEEK ?
Monday, November 13th, 1944
32 Manley Perry vs E. Y. Cashion et als
29 First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co. Admr. vs P. J. Harris
23 S. C. Eaves vs Percy Flowers et al
38 G. D. Alford et als vs Hill Yarborough Sb. T. et al3
Tuesday, November 14fh, 1944
16 Town of Loulsburg vs Fannie C. Joyner
48 Bland B. Pruitt vs C. C. Pearce and wife et al
Wednesday, November 13th, 1944
41 L. O. Perry et als vs First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
Thursday, November 16th, 1944
49 County of Franklin vs Mrs. Annie G. Wester Tharrington
et als
60 First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co. vs Fenner D, Driver
Friday, November 17th, 1944
52 Klnton's Inc. vs Margaret H. Howard et als
57 Wyatt E. Glenn vs J. B. W. (Buck( Overton
The above cases have been set for trial on the days named.
If any case is not reached on the day set it will not lose its place
but will be tried when reached. All other cases are for motion
In same.
W. V. AVENT, Clerk Superior Court.
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