CALENDAR
FOR SPRING TERM, 1923
OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF STOKES COUNTY
HIS HONOR, A. M. STAC K, JU I)GE PRESIDI.NG.
MONDAY, APRIL 9. 1923.
,1 I). 11. Birtie Coin
53 vs.
Eugene Goin.
G. L. J., N. (). P. Elias Voss Taylor by his next friend,
F. D. Taylor.
39 vs.
McM. J. & McM.. J. D. H. L. W. Blackwell.
N. O. P. N. R. Page
20 vs.
P. & S. J. L. Coffer.
,i. I). H., J. c7b. S. P. Tesh
14 vs.
J. W. H. E. R. Yarborough.
Folger & Folger, T. J. Nunn, N. O. P. R. H. Stewart
J. & C.
9 vs. 9 vs.
N. O. P. R- H. Stewart, Folger & Folger T. J. Nunn
J. & C.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 19237"
Edwards, W. H. B. Ellen Hendrick, W. L. Hendrick, C. H.
Bateman, Bertie L. Bateman, P. W.
 Puckett, Mrs. Annie E. Crouse, S. W.
Grouse and C. M. Aaron,
37 vs.
X O. P. for Geo. Rogers, J. H. Creasey and wife Mary V.
.?. D. H- for Leakes. Greasey, Geo. Rogers, I)r. .1. J.
Leake and wife.
j7117F., J. D. H. G.W. Hunt
26 vs.
W. R. 8., N. O. P. V. E. Adkins.
W. R. 8.. N. O. P7 ~ v7e7 Adkins
27 vs.
J. H. F., J. D. 11. G. VV. Hunt.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1923.
iiwink & Hutchins, State of North Carolina on relation of
3!cM. & J., J. C. B- Frank Martin, admr. of Walter Martin.
22 vs.
N- O. P., J. D. 11., J. W. H. E. O. Shelton, Sheriff, et al.
McM. & J. Ida Page
28 vs.
K. B. J., J. D. H., N. O. P. Rosa Sams
\V. R. B. J. A. Posey
38 vs.
M. H. & W., N. O. P. Atlantic & Yadkin Railway Co.
i. L. J., Holton & Holton K. N. Smith
■l7 vs.
J D. H., N. O. P. E. O. Caudle and Nannie L. Smith
MOTION DOCKET.
J. I). H., J. W. H. John S. Tillotson
1 vs.
N. O. P., E. B- J., C. O. M. H. A. Fulp and H. A. Fulp, admr.
with the will annexed of Mary E. Fulp.
Eller & Stockton, J. D. H. Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
Executors of J. C. Tise
2 vs.
N. O. P. J. Will East.
J. W It. Hardin Covington
3 vs.
N. O. P. for G A Ihll,
interpleader J. N. Young, Interpleader.
Folger & Folger Dora Hunt
4 vs.
N. O. P. P. M. Bradley and Reuben Gunter.
N. O. P., J. G. B. W. H. Clark
5 vs.
Johnson. II A. Manuel
J W. 11., J. D. H. S. L. Cox
6 vs.
J- & C. Lem Bennett.
J- W- 11. John W. King, et al
7 vs.
Johnson. Candace Smith.
Holton & Holton, M. H. & W. Mrs. Laura Tise
8 vs.
A. E. 11., L. M. S., J. D. II- Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., ex
ecutor and trustee for the estate of J. C. Tise.
J. D. 11., E. B. J. Laura S- McKinney
10 vs.
B. & 8., J. W. H. W. L. Angel and wife, Martha Angel,
R. W. George, trustee, and S. H. Venable-
G. L. J., N. 0. P. C. M. Jones and J. L. Mitchell
11 vs.
E. B. J., C- 0. M. Permanent Roads Commission
J. D. H. of Sauratown Township.
G. L. J., J. D. H. R. A. Hedgecock, admr. of Jas. H. Matthews
12 vs.
'•N- O. P. , E. D. White.
% W. K., J. McM., J & McM. J. D. Watts
13 vs.
K. 0- P., J. D. H. j. s. Jackson.
5cM., J. & H. A. P. Stephenson
15 yg
,y. T. Wilson j. H. Mackie.
Parker, T. W. K- Raleigh jTßoaze
16 vs
V. R. 8., N. O. P. W. R. Mitchell.
N. O. P., J. D. H. J. B. McCreary and J. Spot Taylor,
17 yg
KcM. & J- for Hedge- Robt. A. Hedgecock and Thos. Grubbs
cock and H. & M. for Grubbs.
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
I The Editor Gets It
In the Neck Always
A lawyer charges a man $lO
! for ten minutes conversation —
the man insists on paying it.
A doctor charges $1 for a pre
emption and the patient says,!
"Oh pshaw—is that enough?"
An undertaker conducts a funer- 1
I ■
N. 0. P., J. I). H. John J. Sheppard
18 vs.
' J. W. 11. L. A. Martin and husband. G. R. Martin, 1
and Frank Martin. I
| G. L. J. J. S. Gant, j
I 19 vs.
John Yates.!
G. L. J. P. W- Davis Motor Co.'
21 vs.
James Mabe.
M. H. & W., J. J. P. George Washington Life Insurance Co.
E. D. 8., J. D- 11., P. W. (i.
23 vs.
Swink & Hutchins, J. & C., N. O. P. American Collapsible Box
Co. and Adrian Vanden Boom.
W. T. Wilson Business Service Co.
24 vs.
G. L- J. Hedge Gibson.
E. B. J. C. M. Bernard and wife, Addie Bernard
25 vs.
N. O. P. The Board of Commissioners of Stokes County
J- D. 11. and Yadkin Township Permanent Roads
Commission of Stokes County.
McM. & J. Ida Page
29 vs.
E. B. J-, J. D. 11., N. O. P. , John Sams
McM. & J. N. R. Page
30 vs
i 5. B. J-, J, D. H., N. O. P. John Sams
McM. & J. N R. Page
E. B. J., J. D. H., N. O. P. Rosa Sams
McM. & J. X. I{. Page
32 vs.
E. B. J., J. D. H. Elizabeth CofTer.
H. G- Hudson, J. D. H. Samuel M. Langston Co.
33 vs.
Swink, Korner & Hutchins The American Collapsible Box Co.
G. L. J. Farmers' Union Bank & Trust Co.
34 vs.
J- W. H. Charlie Eaton.
N. O. P. Burwell Martin
35 vs.
J. D. H., J. C. B. Walter Martin and Bud Martin.
J. D. h7 E. O. Shelton
36 vs.
Holton & Holton, G. L. J. R. W. Joyce, M. B. Paris and
Talmage Fulp.
J. D. H. J. Wesley Morefield
40 vs.
Swink & Hutchins Wm. L. Hairston.
L. K. Martin Bank of Max Meadows.
41 vs.
Swink & Hutchins Carolina Box & Lumber Co.. W. H.
Gibson and J. W- Slate.
J. L. R„ McM. J. & McM. James M. Vaughn
42 vs.
King, Sapp & King W. T. Fallin.
N. O. P. ~ R. A. Wall
43 vs.
J D. H. Ed. Nunn.
W. li. Badgett Davis-Badgett Realty Company
44 vs.
C. M. Bernard J. (). Gordon.
G. L. J._ Davis & Dunlap
45 vs.
Bennett & Porter James Massey.
U. E. Snow V. s. Swanson
46 vs.
W- R. Badgett J. 1. Lawson.
E. T. Wilson 7)7~H7 Massev
48 vs.
N. O. P. J. S. Garner.
E. C. Bivins The Lange Companv
49 vs.
G. L. J. J. R. Paris, Melvin B. Paris
and Howard Lewis Gibson.
J. W. 11. & J. D. 11., and Holton and Holton J. B. Woodruff
50 vs.
N. O. P. H. D. Turpin, Sheriff of Stokes county,
the Board of Commissioners for the
county of Stokes.
N. O. P. K. S. Nunn
51 vs.
J- D. H. W. C. Fagg.
O. E- Snow W. L. Chilton
52 vs.
P. R. Wilson, Leonora McHone, Manly McHone.
Jno. C. Wallace j. A. Whitten
54 vs.
• T - W. H- Isaac Shelton.
W. R. Badgett W. Q. McKinney
55 vs.
O- P- J- P. Lynch, executor of Mrs. L. S. McKinney.
J. W. II- I. V. Huchins and A. G. Bowman,
trading as Hutchins & Bowman.
58 vs.
L. J. R. J. Bennett.
Cases not reached on the day set for trial will be taken up on
the next or succeeding days in their order. Motions will be
heard any time at the convenience of the court.
This March 14, 1923.
A. J. FAGG, Clerk Superior Court.
al at. J charges SIOO and he is
just perfectly loveiy with every
body inside and outside the fami
ly. A man buys a gold brick
and apologizes lor not having
bitten sooner. An editor waiks
a mile in the hot sun to get the
| facts of a sudden death or wed
'ding or social function and
spends three hours wriring it up J
and tells lies and praises people
till he hates himself. Then if
he makes an insignificant omis
|
sion or error or charges five cents
1 . |
straight for three extra papers
he is a stingv cu«s who never
gets anything right and charges
four times the price of city pa
pers twice as large. In short, I
he is a confounded almost-any- i
old-thing and ought to be run
lout of town. Talk about the ice
man! How would >ou like to
j run a newspaper ' -Exchange.
Being- President
Has Its Good Features j
Being President of the United
States is not so worse after all if
he did'nt have Congress on his •
hands so confounded much, j
Carter' 9 Weekly answers the
question of "What does the i
President get':"' with the fol-1
lowing which is interesting, if;
nothing more:
Salary of s7*>,ooo a year.
Finest home in the land, rent 1
free.
Furnishings and maintenance
of home.
Private art gallery and a his
toric library.
Twenty-five thousand dollars
for traveling expenses.
FOR SALE
One sawmill, boiler and engine 16 H. P. Just
overhauled. The engine as good as new.
Everything ready to run. Will sell at a low
price. If interested see
N. O- KNIGHT,
R. F. D. No. 1, Walnut Cove, N. C.
Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Hats.
Slippers for the whole
family.
THE BOYLES CO.
KING, N. C.
P. S:
Dress Goods, Slippers and
Ladies' Hats, a Speciality.
Flock of finest automobiles and
a private yacht.
Private detective force and
force of 50 policemen.
Score of greenhouses to pro-
I vide plants and llowers for his
home.
Best brass band in the world
and a flag that no one else may
l uee.
Numerous secretaries, a per
sonal physician and naval and
military aids.
Finest silver and china ware
i
and linens and chamber furnish
ings and draperies.
Privilege to fill his larder at
the army andj navy commissary,
taking advantage of the reduced
prices.
| Service of dentists, physicians,
tailors, etc., without cost and
innumerable gifts from people
here and from all parts of the
| world,
Barbers, gardners. a clipping
| bureau, a private pew in
| church, private box in the
theater, private room in the
capitol, and private room at the
Union Station.
FOR SALE.
One yoke of oxen and log caM.
Write or see—
C. L. NF.AL,
tf MEADOWS, N. C.