WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9. 1927
Rev. 0. E. Ward Will
Continue Stokes Work
Winston-Salem, Nov. 7.
Rev. (). E. Ward, for the past
four years pastor of Hanes
Baptist church, yesterday an
nounced that his work at
Hanes would terminate Janu
ary 1, giving as the reason for
his action that he was giving
a part of his time to congrega
tions at Walnut Cove and Mi.
Olive, Stokes county, and that
The whlile constituted more
than he could handle well.
Rev. Mr. Ward took ever the
pastorate at Han-js four years
«;go after he had served various
churches over Rockingham,
Stokes and Forsyth counties.
Since coining to Hanes thai
congregation has admitted ap
proximately 225 members ami
is a thriving body—ih"
Mrt'ibcrship four years ago be
ing much reduced in number:*
Mission work has Ixv-n rti-i
' coiirageil recently sit I lanes,
one-fourth of all collections !>■-
inn turned into that channel.
During the past year the
church building has been re-;
modeled and repainted inside j
and out and has had six Sun-1
day school rooms added, all the
gift of the P. H. Hanes Knit
ting Company. The Sunday
school has shown considerable
increase in interest and now
has an enrollment of approxi
mately 250 persons.
Rev. Mr. Ward will continue
to live in Winston-Salem, driv
ing to his pastoral work in
Stokes county.
Good beef liver, properly
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iron and other minerals as
well as vitamins.
Attorney J. I>. Humphreys
attended federal court in Win
ston-Salem yesterday.

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NOTICE OF RE-SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
By virtue of a decree of the
Superior Court of Stokes Coun
ty, N. C., rendered in the Spe
cial Proceedings of "Dolly F.
Dodson and J. Eugene Dodson,
Administrators of W. G. Dod
son against Willie L. Dodson,
and others," for assets to pay
debts, the undersigned will re
sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, on the
premises, beginning at the
hour of 10 o'clock, a. m., on—
SATURDAY. DEC. 3, 1927.
the following real estate be
longing to the estate of W. G.
Dodson:
FlRST:—Beginning at an
iron stake on the south side ol
third street. :!00 feet from the
west line of Main street, then
ce south parallel with Main
street, to a stake in the line
of the old Academy lot. thence
west with the line of the old
Academy lot 150 feet to a
stake, thence north parallel
with Main street to a stake in
the south line of third street,
thence east with the south line
of third street to the place of
beginning. See Book 68. page
26, and book 69, pages 34 and
35, Register's office of Stokes
county, N. C.
2ND:—Beginning at the N.
E. corner of C. M. Jones' lot
No. 3, thence north with Wind
mill street, 140 feet to a stake
of _ Warren lot No. 6,
thence north 86 degs. west
92 1-2 feet to a stake, thence
southward with Mrs. Fair's
lot and parallel with Windmill
street 140 feet to corner of lot
No. three, thence south 86
(legs, east with line of lot No.
3, 92 1-2 feet to the begin
ning." Being lots Nos. 4 and
j. r > on a plat made by (\ B.
| Bryant, C. K., May 14,1914,
I for ('. M. Jones. See deed from
C. M. Jones and wife to Paul
THE DANBURY REPORTER
T. Taylor, Book No , page
No. , Register's office of
Stokes county, and deed from
Paul Taylor, to VV. G. Dodson,
Book 64, page 242, said office.
:}RD:—A strip of land on
Windmill street, .'52 feet by 250
feet, and being that part of
Windmill street between 2nd.
and 3rd. streets, town of Wal-,
nut Cove, N. C.
4TH: —A one-naif undivided
interest in lots Nos. 4, 8, 10,
19, 20 and 21, on a plat of the
lands of Miss Ruth W. Hair
ston, recorded in Register's of
fice of the county of Stokes, in
1 Book No. G5, page -180. See
| also said office, Book No. (59,
'pages 114-115, and Book No.
77. page 221.
Lot No. 1, beginning at a
stake, corner of lot number 2.
thence north 1 dogs. cast on
line of lot No. 2, 2251 fe.-t
thence north 8(1 clegs, west
with public* road 1.000 feet to
corner of lot No. 0, thence S.
4 (legs, west with line of lot
No. (J, 2:')2!» feet to the corner
of lot No. (5, a stake, thence
east 1005 feet to the place of
beginning, containing 52 acres,
more or less.
Lot No. 8, beginning at •
pointers, corner of lot No. 6, |
thence north 4 (legs, east on;
line of lot No. 6, 2,000 feet to,
pointers on public road, thence |
north 86 clegs, west with public i
road, 1,000 feet to pointers, j
corner of lot No. 7, thence S.
4 degs. west 264 feet to point
ers, corner of No. 10, thence
south 4 degs. west 2098 feet to
stake on public road, thence
south 43 degs. and 30 minutes
east with road 151 feet to a
stake, thence 883 feet to the
j beginning, containing 55.2
' acres, more or less.
I Lot No. 10, beginning at a
stake on public road, corner of
lot No. 8, thence north 4 degs.
least with line of No. 8, 2098
feet to pointers, corner of No.
8, thence north 55 (legs, west
with line of lot No. 9, 509 feet,
to a stake on public road, then
ce with the public road as fol- j
lows:—South 46 (legs, and 5
minutes east, 358 feet, south 1
5.'5 dogs, and 20 minutes east
461 feet, south 41 (legs, and
40 minutes east, 294 feet, j
thence south 4."' degs. and 30
minutes east, 176 feet to thej
beginning, containing 41.9
acres, more or less.
Lot No. 1!), beginning at an
oak post and pointers, corner
of No. 20 in line of Mrs. Agnes
McGill, thence north 8 degs.
and .'>o minutes east with her
line, 779 feet to an oak post
and pointers, corner of No. 18.
thence east with No. 18, 3280
feet to a stake on the public
road, cornel' • 1 No. 18. thence
with said road as iolluws: —
South 40 degs. and 25 minutes
east. 99 feet, 1 hence south 59
'degs. and 1 minutes east. 99
feet, south 33 degs. and 27
minutes K. 65 feel to a stake,,
corner, of No. 20, and thence ■
west with line of No. 20, 4(121 :
feet to the beginning, contain
ing 64 acres, more or less.
Lot No. 20, beginning in the
line of Mrs. Agnes McGill,
corner of lot No. 21, at an oak
post, with hickory, red oak
and white oak pointers, and
thence with Mrs. McGill's line
north 8 degs. and 30 minutes
east, 909 feet to oak post and
pointers, corner of No. 19,
j thence east with line of No.
j 19, 4021 feet to a stake on a
I public road, thence with the
public road south 33 (legs, and
!27 minutes east, 808 feet, S.
.42 degs. and 26 minutes east
1 284 feet to a stake, corner of
No. 21, thence west with line
'of No. 21, 1812 feet to the be-
ginning, containing 89.9 acres,
more or less.
Lot No. 21, beginning at an
oak post with two pines and
one oak pointer, corner of No.
22. on line of Mrs. Agnes Mc-
Gill. thence with her line north
8 degs. and •">• minutes east.
Ji:'4 feet to an oak post, hick
ory, red oak and white oak
pointers, corner of N>.
lhence east with line el* N".
•J(». 1812 feet t> a stake on th..'
public lead, thence with the
road a follows:—South !2
degs. and 2 ! minutes > I'.e .
i degs. and 30 minute-'
• a-I, 6i) I Vet, south ll (icy-,
i.I-, ! l':i minutes e:; i, •*>»•' feet,
si nit ii 17 degs. and 2S minutes
ea>t. 100 feet to a stake, corn
er of lot No. 22. thence west
with No. 22, 5363 leet to the
beginning, containing 107.9
acres, more or less.
5TH:—The east end of ioi
No. 74, on the plat of the town
of Walnut Gove, N. ('.. bound
ed, to-wit: Beginning at the
N. K. corner o f " lot No. 74, on
Summit Avenue, and runs W.
along second stivet. I'm loot t"
a stake mi second street, then
ce south at right angles with
second street, I'.H) feet to t
stake, thence east parallel wit!»
2nd street. 100 feet t> Summit
Aw nue, thence north along
Summit Avenue 100 iVet to
the beginning.
The lots in Walnut Cove will
be first sold, and as soon as
lot sales are over, the auc
tioneer will go to the lands on
the east side of Dan river, no
far from Hairstoii's Ford
bridge, and sell the large bode
of land, consisting of six difl
crent tracts, that, is, the one
half undivided interest in
same.
I This Nov. 7th. 1927.
DOLLY F. DODSON and
| J. EUGENE DODSON,
Admrs. of W. G. Doilson.
N. O. Petree, Atty. for Admrs.
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of the year.
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