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CRIMINAL COURT I
ENDS FRIDAY
(Continued from page 1.)
State vs. James Barber, trans
porting liquor, $25.(30 and cost,
a bow good behavior for 2 years.
State vs. John A. Beal, trans
porting liquor, $25.00 and cost,
and show good behavior 2 year 3.
State vs. H, A. Rothrock, op
erating car while intoxicated,
SIOO.OO cost, and not to operate
operate car on highway for two
years, and remain of good le
havior.
State vs. Raleigh Coley, oper-;
ating car while intoxicated.
SIOO.OO and cost, and not to oper
ate car on highway for 2 years.
State vs. Rialton Griffin, oper
ating car . while intoxicated,
J25.n0 and* cost, and not to oper
i ■
at« car for 6 months.
State vs. Jim Smith, driving
...without proper license, 30 days
on road. Operating ..car while j
intoxicated, 6 -months on road. 
State vs. Clifford Joyce,, oper
ating car while intoxicated, six j
months on road. ,
State vs. Hughie Tuttle, driv
-*g drunk, 4 months on road. I
'State vs. E. A. Warren, driving 1
drunk, SIOO.OO and cost, and not .
to operate car for 2 years. (
State vs. Clyde Collins, B. and j
E., 18 months on road. f
State vs. B. L. Love, drunk in
King School District, $50.00 and j
cost.
State vs. Geo. Simmon9, B. and {
E., 1 year on road.
State vs. Peter Varner, possess- j
ion of liquor and resisting offi
cer, to remain of good behavior
Jor 5 years.
State vs. Peter Varner, violat-
ing prohibition law, 18 months j
-on road. 
State vs. V. W. Ham, trans
porting liquor, $200.00 and cost,'
and remain of good behavior for
5 years.
State vs. Shirley Hill, assault
on female, 8 months on road.
State vs. Sam Carter, Claude
Carter and Geo. Simmons, B. and
E., not less than 26 or more than !
40 months on road as to each.
State vs. Fred Gray, violating
prohibition law, $25 00 and cost
and show good behavior for 5
years.
State va Odell Boles and Ever
ette Spainhour, B. E. and L. R.,
each not less than 16 nor more
than 44 months on road. Not to
wear stripes.
Btate v«. Joe Carter, Everette
SNOE, Ban Urim and Walter
Tmc, possession of liquor, each
4* -pay w-tltti of cost and re
main of good behavior for two
ymn.
State ya John Linottor, possee
aSni of liquor, $25.00 and cost
mad show good behavior for 5
JfIMTO.
State va. Rube Smith and Bird
officr, 60 days on road.
Smith, possession of liquor and
State vs. Jim Dodson, C. C. W.,
$50.00 and cost, and show good
behavior for 2 years.
State vs. Ransey Dtarman, B.
aind 8., not guilty.
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St|te vs. Oscar Cook, A. D. W.,
cpen 'for jud,orient.
State vs. Oscar Cook, A. I>. W.,
IS months ion roads.
State vs! rman .and, Tom Eg-
Slestoji, A. D. W., $50.00 fln e (and
«e*t to eafi* -asftUdant and
! defendants to pay hospital bills in
amount of $270.25.
State vs. Wade Covington, es
caping prison, 6 months on roads.
State vs. Howard Davis, oper
ating car intoxicated, SIOO.OO fine
and not to operate a car in State
for 2 years from this date.
State vs. C. H. King, operating
car intoxicated, SIOO.OO fine and
cost and not to operate a car in
North Carolina for 2 years.
State vs. Robert Mitchell, oper
| roads.
ating car intoxicated, 60 days on
Case of State vs. H. H. William
son, assault, $250.00 and cost.
Case of State vs. C- W. James
continued.
T. L. Booth was sentenced to
4 months on roads.
Easter Party
Mi's. J. M. Collins and Mrs. J.!
A. Collins entertained at the
homg of Mrs. J. M. . Collins at
Moose's Springs, honoring their |
sons Leo Collins and John Col-!
lins, Jr, on their birthday anni-i
versaries.
Lots of interesting games were ;
enjoyed by all with Jesse Collins!
winning first prize in the guass- (
ing contest. After the games the',
guests were invited out on the),
lawn where all enjoyed an Easter (
egg hunt. All were given a sou
venir, which was an Easter bas- ,
ket filled with candy, Easter eggs
and rabbits. The hostesses, as- .
eisted by Mre. Martha Breffman, 1
served refreshments to the fol- 1 (
lowing guests:
Leo Collin9 and John Collins,
Jr., honor guests; Mrs. Martha
Briffman, Beckie Briffman, Jackie
Briffman, Tom Briffman, Emma
East. Powell East, Juanita Young
Willie Young, Tom East, Harding
For Sa 1 e
FOR CASH
PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
LATE O. W. SMITH
We will offer to the highest bidder for
cash on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1937,
iat the hour of one o'clock P. M. the fol
, lowing personal property:
; 37 stands or colonies of bees, including
the patent hive.
One Carolina Beauty Kitchen Range.
One pig.
One gasolene engine, one corn mill.
SALE ON THE PREMISES.
: MRS. MARY SMITH, NIC, I. C, ROUTt 2
i r :r » *'
THE DANRURY REPORTER
• 'E" FOR'CAMELS! " {
adds:'Tll say Cam- m^SSw
I ti. are mild! They v^lft
upset my » j3&£
nerves. And smo!:- eßlfflr
ing Camels helps
keep my digestion
ticking alo 11 n i
"AFTER RUSH DAYS,
Camels help me pull my-
Nl/ TK Nolan, newspaper report
ef" ' Cn an3e ' s °^ ea
East connie East Mozelle East,
I
j Vance East, George East, James
East, Jessie Collins, Harold Col
lins, Marion Collins, John Collins,
Levi Wood, Anna Wood, Robert
McNeil, Bettie McNeil, Otis Mc-
Neil, Billie McNeil, Irene Collins.
Lomia Collins, Ezra Collins,
Rachael Collins, Susie Smith,
Maggie Coliins Charlie Collins,
Ella Collins.
The honored guests received
1
many useful and lovely gifts. I
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Before You Bought It?
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Grandjury
Adjourned Wednesday
The grandjury, after being in
session for 3 days, adjourned sine
die Wednesday. . •' !-.f
Marriage
1 Miss Rebecca Smith was united:
iin marriage Saturday to Arthur!
I
I Briin, the ceremony being per
formed by Justice Thurman Mar
tin.
Miss Rebecca is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Smith,
of Meadows, and will make Mr.
. Brim a splendid a n d faithful wif»\
The groom is a promising young
, fanner of the Davis Chapel sec
! tion.
■
The many friends of the happy
couple wish them much success.
Fruit Promising
It is said that the recent snow
i and cold weather has not ser
j iously hurt the fruit, and the
prospect for peaches, apples,
pears, etc., is good.
NOTICE]
Having qualified as administra
trix of the estate of John M.
Crim, deceased, tliis is to notify
all persons due said estate to
make immediate payment, any
person holding claims against
said estate will present them to
the undersigned on or before the
25th day of March, 1938, or this
notice wil] be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
This March 25, 1937.
ELSIE CRIM, Administratrix.
| NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND I
UNDER DEED OF TRUST. |
By virtue of the power con- j i
i tained in a deed of trust, dated!
, April 1, 1926, executed by J. H.:
! Boles and wife, B. D. Boles to O. ■
iE. Snow, trustee, recorded in
| Book 78, page 42, Records Stokes,
| county, default having been made:
in the payment of note secured,!
! and at request of holder of note,
j I will sail at public auction, to'
the highest bidder, for cash in
front of the post office at Pin
nacle, N. C., on—
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1957,
at 10 o'clock A. M., the following
real estate, adjjojjijjjjjjjt cc
real estate, adjoining lands of J.j
W. Burwell and others in Quaker
Gap township, Stokes county: I
Beginning at a rock in Bennett's
line, thence west 11-2 chains to
post oak, south 70 west with me-,
anders of the Danbury road, 71-2
chains, thence south 53 west with
said road 5 chains, south 63 west
I 6 1-2 chains to rock, a new corn
•; er in forks of road, south 71 east
2 chains, south 52 east 3 chains
east 2 1-2 chains to a rock,
19 chains to rock corner
near creek, east 13 3-4 chains to
J. W. Burrell's white oak corner,
north 43 east 121-2 chains to
post oak, north 16 3-4 chains fra
cchestnut oak near small branch,.,
north 77 west on Bennett's lin* 11
chains to pointers, (a stake,)
north 2 3-4 chains to beginning,
containing 59 1-2 acre 3, more or,
less. This conveying J. H. Boles
entire interest i n said lands. See
Record at Danbury, Book 56, at
paire 129, also book fil, page 19.
This March 2, 1937.
O. E SNOW. Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of authority contain
ed in a certain deed of trust, exa- .
cuted to me as trustee, by Presley
Palmer and wife, Bettie Palmer,
on April 22, 1932, and recorded in 1
the office of the Register of Deeds
of Stokes county, N. C., in Book, |
83, page 130 etc., and the stipu-1
lations contained in the said deed j
of trust not having been com-1
pled with; at the request of the j
holder of note and deed of trust,
, I . wi " offer for sale, at public auc-!
tion, to the highest bidder, for'
cash, in front of the Wilson Fill
i ' n £ Station near Brim Grove
, Baptist church in Stokes county
; on-
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1987,
at two o'clock P. M., the follow
ing real estate:
A certain tract of land in Stokes
county, N. C., and bounded as
follows:
Beginning at a stake, the di- :
vision corner, N. 11 degrees W.
15 chains and 23 links to leaning
beech on the S. bank of a branch
in Lawson's line; thence up the
said branch as it meanders with
Lawson's line 181-2 chains to an
. ash at the mouth of Lawson 1
j Spring Branch, thencs S. 28 degj. i
| W. 11 chains on a new line to a
; black oak on the N. side of a
ridge road; thence up said road
! as meanders in a westerly di
; recfion 20 1-2 chains to the ford
of tho said road at th e German-i
ton Road, Lawson's line; thence
down the said roai as it meand-1
ers. 6 chains and 40 links to the'
division corner; thence on divis- >
ion line N. 85 degs. W. 49 chains
to the beginning, supposed to'
contain 52 acres, more or less. |
and being all the land conveyed;
in a doed from R. W. George and i
M. L. George, to Presley Palmer, j
■ I dated May 2, 1903, and registered
in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Stokes county. N. C.,
in Book No. 44, pages 591, etc.
This sale is subject to a prior
deed of trust, fc* Book 72, page
440, for SBOO.OO, with interest on
the $300.00 from July 3, 1936
This March 20. 1937.
1, M. GORDON, Trustee.
> ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of Cnlvln T.
Joyce, deceased, late of Stokes
County, North Carolina, this js
p to notify all persons having
» claims against the said eatate to
exhibit thera to the undersigned
at Madison, N. C., on or before
the 22nd day of Feo., 1938, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons
indebtd to said estate will please
come forward and make im
mediate settlement.
This 22nd day of Feb., 1937.
JESSE F. JOYCE, Adirr.,
( of the estate of Calvin T. Joyce,
i decease I.
i 'L. ** |,yirtß » Atty.
11. Subscribe for the Danbury
L Reporter. One year s.lo*.
THURSDAY, APRIf. |, 1987.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL.
ESTATE.
North Carolina,
Stokes County.
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority contained in
that certain deed of trust execu
ted by Joe Tilley and wife, Nealie
Tilley, to the undersigned trustee,
which said deed of trust is dated
the first day of May, 1935, and
recorded in Book 90, page 78, of
the Stokes County Registry, de-
I fault having been made in the
| payment of the indebtedness
> therby secured and in the condi
-1 tions therein secured, the under
j signed trustee, will on —
! MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1987,
at or about twelve o'clock noon,
at the courthouse door at Dan
bury, North Carolina, offer for j
sale for cash the following de- *
scribed property:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land containing forty and
one-half (40 1-2) acres, to be the
same more or kss, situate, lying
and being on the Davis Ford road
leading from Walnut Cove, North
Carolina, to Davis' Ford on Dan
river, in Sauratown township,
county of Stokes, State of North '
Carolina, having such
metes, courses and distances as
Will more fully appear by refer
ence to a plat thereof made by R.
P. Glidewell, surveyor, on the 4th
day of December, 1925, and at
tached to the abstract now an
file with the Atlantic Joint Stock
Land Bank of Raleigh, the same
being bounded on the north by
the lands of David Tilley; on the I
northeast and east by the lands
of J. E. James; on the south oy
the lands of J. E. James, and on
the west by the lands of David.
Tilley, and being the identical
tract of land conveyed by deed
from Joe Tilley and wife Nealie
Tilley, to J. F. Priddy and wife,
Rachel E. Priddy, of date Decem
ber 1, 1919, said deed being duly
recorded in deed book 67, at page
328, in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Stokes county, State
of North Carolina, to which refer
ence is hereunto made for more
complete description of the same.
Terms of sale cash and trustee
will require deposit of 10 per
cent of the amount of the bid as
his evidence of good faith.
This the 11th dav Morch, 1937.
H. E. STACY, Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior court of Stoke*
county, North Carolina, made in
the special proceeding entitled
Murry Joyce, Adm'r. of Norman-
Joyce, deceased, vs. Harvey
Hughes, et al, the same being
-255 upon the special proceeding
docket of said court, the under
sipned commissioner will on—
SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1957,
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.,
on the premises offer for sale to
the highest bidder fo r cash, that
certain tract of land lying and
being in Peter's Creek township,
Stokes county, North Carolina,
and more particularly described
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
a poplar on the bank of Peters
Creek and runs north 35 clegs,
i west 11 1-2 chains to a stako,
, then west 10 chains to a white
oak stump, then north 28 1-2"
■ chains to a stake, west 11 chains
1 to a dogwood, south 25 1-2 chain*
' to a white oak in line of lot No.
| 1, then south 10 degß. east with:
| said line 28 chains to pointer* in
: a branch, Moore's corner, thencp
south 9 chains to Peter's Creek at
the mouth of a branch then up
creek south 35 degs. E. 12 1-2
chains to a bend, then north 45
degs. E. 9 chains to a sycamore
on the bank of said creek in T
- F. Hart's line, then north with
his line 231-2 chains to tyie. be
ginning, containing 67 aerpe, mop
or less. Also will offer for aele
to the highest bidder for cash, at
. the above named time and place
, the personal property- belonging
i to the estate of Norman Joyce,
it deceased, which consists of one
- J wagon, one plow, household and
»! kitchen furniture and otter far
-1 sonal property.
This March 15, 193 T.
r MURRY JOYCE,
c! Commissioner.
J. W. Hall, A tty.
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