THURSDAY, DEC. 13, 1934
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
DEED OF TRUST
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain deed oi'
trust to me executed on the 14tit
day of October, 1932, by D. K.
Watts and wife Thenie Watts,
and recorded in Stokes County
Book 82, page 233, to which
reference is hereunto made, to
secure certain notes therein re
cited, and default having been
made in the payment of s«id no'.e
and the holder having applied to
me to sell under foreclosure to
satisfy taid note, I will expose
to sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door in Danbury,
N. C. on Monday, Jan. 7, 1935. at
12 o'clock noon all »h.' landrf con
veyed in said trust deed des
cribed as follows:
"Beginning at a rock at B. F.
King's corner, and runs East 13
chs. to a rock in B. F. King's line,
T. V. Sizemore's corner; thence
North 6% chs. to a rock T. V.
Sizemore's corner; thence East
4 chains to a stone in Sizemore's
line; thence North ll'/i chs. to
■>a stone corner; thence West on
Covington's line 18 chs. & 40
links to a rock and pointers;
thence South li chs. to the begin-
A r.iag, containing 32 acres, more
or less."
This Ist dry of December, 1934.
| CHAS ft. HELSABECK,
. ' Trustee.
Ends a Cold
SOONER
Auction Sale!
39 HEAD OF MULES
AND HORSES
Will he Sold at Auction
Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1934
11 o'clock
At My Stables In Winston-Salem on North
Trade Street, Next to Planter's Warehouse
Sixteen head of fresh Tennessee mules, ages 3 to 6 years old.
Weight from 1,000 to 1,300 pounds. All broke and ready for
harness. Acclimated. As good as money can bwy! Also 20
head of traded in mules. Ages from 5 to 15 years old. As
good a buch of traded in mules as you want to see. From
the best to the cheapest. All broke and right oat ot harness.
Also four bead of good horses and mares. I take this method
of selling my mules so that I can reach the most conservative
buyer. I can sell mules tots cheaper at auction than at private
sale, save time, feed bills and other expenses too numerous to
mention. This is an opportunity you cannot afford to miss,
for if you buy mules at this sale you can save money. I don't
believe you will see this many good mules offered at auction
this year at any time, for mules are scarce and hard to buy.
If you M'ltl buy your mulew before the spring advance uomes on
for mules will be lots higher after Christmas) I can save you
money.
Each and every- mule will be sold guaranteed as represented.
Same guarantee as if bought at private sale. Halted and
uorlu'd for yon after the sale to your entire satisfaction. So
if yoo buy at this sale you won't take any chances. I have
with me Mr. J. B. McCreary, one among the best mule men In
North Carolina, lie will be glad to see you at this sale. He
will assist you in every way possible in baying mules. To
please you means my success.
Term* of Sale: Cash, unless you see me before Sale and make
other arrangements.
I SKIX MULES—THAT'S MV BUSINESS 1
C. A* Boles, Owner
Stables next to Planters Warehouse, North Trade Street
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
j
Christmas
I
Tomatoes
FLAME red —what better color
to signify '.be Christmas sea
son? Tbe brilliant red of
Uoily-berries. lighted candles in
snowy Christmas windows, tbe
red of children'* cheeks and San
ta's own coat.
And let's not forget the am
in« red of garden-ripe tomatoes,
when we are preparing our Christ
inas menu. These tomatoes in
cans add gaiety as well a* vita
mins to our holiday foods. Keep
a list of delicious tomato dishes
on band, and plan to serve one
on each holiday menu. Here are
some top notrhers:
Scalloped Tomatoet and Pecan* :
Mix the contents of one No. 2 can
of tomatoes with throe fourths
teaspoon salt, one tablespoon
sugar and a few grains of pepper.
Then put alternate layers of to
maloes, pecans and cheese fusing
one-half cup finely chopped pecan*
and one-balf cup cheese) info t.
buttered baking dish. Cover tlx 1
lop with buttered crumbs and
hake in a bot oven 375 degree*—
for thirty to forty minutes. This
serves six persons.
A Vegetable Puree
Tomato and Cauli'lmcer I'urt i ■
Cook one medium head of caul)
flowrr until tendar. then pre:*
through a sieve, l'res* tomato*-
from a J-'c. 't can also :
Hcy«*. and a!d with t!so •: r: !:t
of one can of con.-' inin j and on
t'l i f w>t-r t> tli>- ■f.ViK'i 'v •
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Haughty Woman—Did any oi
your ancestors do things to
cause posterity to remember
them ?
Farmer I rerkon they did.
My gamlfather put mortgages 0:1
his place thai ain't paid off yet.
THE DANBURY REPORTER
NOTICE OF I.AND SALE
By virtue of the jois . con
ferred under the :crr - and pro
visions of the las: v.\ and testa
ment of William i:. Carroll,
deceased, upon the undersigned
executor, which will nas been
duly admitted to probate, and
which appears in Will iiook No.
8, page 498, in The office ol the
Clerk of Superior Court of
Stokes County, and in execution
of such poweis, the undersigned
executor will, on .Saturday,'
December 22, 1934, at the hour
of 1:00 p. m., on the "oid Jimmy
Tillotson Tract," hereinafter des
cribed, expose at public sale to
the highest, bidder, upon terms
to be announced at the place and
time of sale, the following des- j
cribed lands, to wit:
FIRST TRACT: A certain
tract or parcel of land situate,'
lying and being in tbe county oi j
Stokes, on the waters of Neatman
Creek, adjoining the lands of Er-J
vin Tedder, Hollin and others. •
and bounded as follows, to wit: j
Beginning at a whiteoak, old
corner, runs North on Tedder's j
line 11 chains to pointers in said \
line; thence East on a new line
37 chains to pointers in Hollin'*
line; thence South on his line
22 Yi chains to the old corner;
thence West on tbe old line 15
chains to pointers, Ferguson's
corner; thence North on his line
5 chains to pointers; thence West
on his line 10 chains to a redoak
stump; thence North on Tedder's
line 6', chains to a postoak;
thence West to the beginning,
containing 70 acres more or less.
This tract will be sold as a wholi,
and also in two parcels, with
Neatman Creek the dividing line,
that is to say, all of said tract
lying on the East side of Neatman
Creek will be offered as a sepa
rate parcel and all of said tract
lying lying on the West side of
said creek will be offered as a
separate parcel.
SECOND TRACT: Begin
ning at pointers, the prner oi
the Raleigh Darnell tract, now
Wm, H. Carroll's tract, on the
bank of Neatmr.n Cjc-k. thence
East on Win. H. Cas: i!'s line 21
I chains to a dogv.o- >d in S. B.
j Allen's lino; thene? North on his
line 20 chains to ; •Ir/.'.is. KiserV
| corner, now V.'. 7. Redman'*
thrnc North '35 degrees Wes'.
9 chains to a blackgum: thence
! North 1 chains to a dogwood;
1 thence West 11 chains to a stake
i i tiif mouth of a r:w." branch
• on the East beni: ,r . 1 Tee 1 -; -
i there? "otvn •iw ' tcU as it
n:r: r» to the c t
IHItiD TRACT': AJjijini:.
i tl:* 1 l:'ri' ! s of V". " "'•• • jA. '
Tu: • . W. R. ! ur. H.
Fulj'. arid boun t llows:
Beginning at a I-. c«>»
. iter of M. E. Cwr- i-'«- 7 *. i t W.
R, Tu. tic's line r.:n;j!n.; »!;
a—»'■!■■ ima im■TW—rn
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First Aid. Li.'e C.vir.r, Kiirsing
Cii'2, Pi'OT.ite HeaiLh
aid Safely
rive out.'tarnlinc servlrcß male 11?
tlse hi-j.lth-conservßi,iin program of j
the American Ilrd t rows, M.coiu'.ag to
the annuel report Ji.fct iksued in Wash
ington. These servicis are first aU!
and life oavlng', which ti'tsethcr hava
trained more than a million rcreons;
mir ing, with en active enrollment cf |
36,133 registered nun.**; TiiWlt 17ccl.li I
Nurslnj;, conducted by 750 nurres in
424 chapters last yoar; and Homo
Hygiene, which has tuugfct more than
700,000 men and women *imple ways of
cariug for the sick at home.
"The achievements of the Red Crors
In public health nursing place it
among the leaders in this field," said
James L. Fieser, vice chairman in
charge of domestic operations. "This
service was organized in 1939 to meet
needs developed by the World War
and the ravages of tbe flu epidemic
which in 1918-1919 took so great a toll
of life.
"Since that time Red Cross nursing
services have been pioneers In more
than one half of the counties in tlia
United State. Many services we estab
lished were taken over later by civic,
state and federal agencies, and the
Hed Cross continues to establish serv
ices In other new fields. Red Cross
nurses made more than a million visits
to patient* last year, and 629,025 chil
dren in schools were Inspected.
"Red Crosa courses in home hygiene
and core of tbe aJck are especially im
portant In time* ot ilepresslon, because
they leach famtllee to maintain by
, glenlc conditions in their own homes
. and to recognise symptom* of illneat
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on Tut:!-' l'n« 0 chains to point
ers; Kr: '-'Z' > c' - c : ; .a'
on th? I >S the erc.k: ■ hen
up sa : d —--r-k with it.' m'w.'-'Jer.
9 chairs "> th" mouth cf still
house br:;nr!>. M. E. Carroll"?
corner: the no? in a Northwestevn
direction up x: i'd branch with
meanders 3 : i chains to a stak".
M. E. Carrot's corner; thence
West 13 chair.*; to the
containing by er-timation 12
acref. mere or less, save and ex
cept 2 12-1 (Xt a:res conveyed by
deed from J. E. Til'otKn to H.
A. Fulp on the East and North
r>ide of said tract.
FOURTH TRACT: Begir.-
n'ng at the mouth of a branch.
Gid Tut tie's corner, runs Noit.'i
52 degrees West up a branch 4'.
chains to an ash: thence North
I>2 chains to a poplar; thence
Wef-t 8.10 chains to jointcis:
thence North 9.78 chains to
nointers; thence East 13.25
chains to a stake on East bank
of Neatman Creek; thence
South 11 chains to a stake,
William Carroll's corner: thence
West 1 chain to the creek; thence
South 17 de.Trrs West 2 50 chains
to the containing 14'.,
acres, more cr less.
FIFTH TRACT: Lots No.
39 and 40 in the town of Walnut
Cove. Bounded on the West by
Windmill Street, on the North
by lot No. 41. on the East by
Walnut Cove Warehouse lot, and
on the South by lot No. 38.
Beginning at a stake, N. W.
corner of lot No. 38. thence
North 4 degrees East 50 feet to
a stake; thence Souin 86 degrees
We6t IOC feet wit n South line ol
lot No. 41 to Walnut Cove
Warehouse Co. let; thence South
4 degrees West v.ith said line 50
feet; thence North 86 degrees
West with North i : ne of lot No.
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with cream mnrkVs: heavy steel underwear- ho, « 1 »»> Item till
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420 TKADK STREET .., ' WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
33 jl'J fee to Windmill Stree*.
the beginning. being lots No. :>«♦
p.ti'.l 40 in a plat ms.de lor R. P.
Joyce by . .Surveyor
r-n the 10:h day of Nov., 1917.
See same of record, Register's of
fice Stokes County, N. C.. for
more certainty of boundaries and
description.
This 2Q:h dav of November,
1934.
J. M. CARROLL.
Executor.
R. J. Scott, Attorney.
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I NOTICE OF RE-SALE OF I
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9 Two stories, brick, meb.l roof, on Main street, in good 9
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| FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21st, 1934, I
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0 Sale will be made subject to approval of the Court.
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