F £U3UFHTD lUTTRSDAYS
! KOTICE OF SALE •
Under &nd by virtue of an or
der of the Superior Court of Stoked
County. . lace 'n iiu* so. :nl pi-o
ceedir„ cntitt.-d Wiley tf. TuJk,
Vt>. z Fulk, et al. the sarae
being Na upn. the special
proceeding docket of said court
the undersigned commissione- will,
on
Saturday, Nov, 21. 1942, at
1:30 cclock, P. M.,
on the premibts north of King,,
iitokes County, N. C., offer for
Bale to the highest bidder for
cash, all of the lands belonging
to Riley (J. Fulk. dee'd., in Yad-
Wd township, being .-.ix tracts,
and described as follows:
Beginning at a hickoiy in saiJ
Fiddiei s line, lung North on his
line 2J chains and 50 links to
pointcis in Tuttle's line; thence
East on sai l line 10 chains to
pointeis i.i Newsor.i's line; thence
JSoutii an his iine passing a cor
ner, 20 chains and CO links to
pointers: thence West 10 chains
to the beginning containing 20.00
acres, more or less.
Beginning at a hicl'iry W. H.
Watt'b corner, runs 2 .'orth 36.5
poles to a stake and pointers at a
email branch; thence East 22 poles
a new line to a stake i.i T. F.
Newaom's line; thence S uth 36.5
poles to a small pine in said
Watt's line; thence West on his
line 22 poles to the beginning,
containing 5 acres, be the same
more or less.
Beginning at a pine old corner,
running South on said Tuttle'a
line 17,5 chains to pointers; thence
eaat on said Fulk's line 7 chains,
to a rock; thence South 7 chains
to pointers in the old line; thence
East on said Watt's line 26
chains to a hickory; thence North
24.5 chains to pointers; thence
Weet 33 chains to the beginning
corner, containing 75.8 acres, be
the same more or less.
Beginning at a stake in Tuttle's
line, thence South 4 degrees West
14.43 chains to a poplar on the
north bank of Sainhour's creek;
thence down the creek North 49
.degrees West 7 chains to a stake
on the North bank of said creek;
thence North 25 degrees West 4
chains to a stake on said creek;
thence North 2 degrees West 3.60
chains to stake on same creek;
etiufltt North 27 degrees West
3.38 chains to corner in Tuttle's
line; thence on Tuttle's line South
65 degrees East 16.0 chains to
the beginning, containing 9.25
acres.
Beginning at a birch on the
east bank of a creek, running
JSouth 6 degrees West cross ng the
creek 4 chains to dogwood on a
bluff; tbence South 31 degrees
East 14 chains to a stake or stone
in J. S. D. Pulliam's line; thence
North on his line 7.5 chains cross
ing the creek to a poplar; thence
down the creek North 49 degrees
West 7 chains to a point; thence
North 25 degrees West 4 chains
to the beginning, containing 4.1
acres, more or less.
Bepinning at a hickory North
west corner of the old Rumley
trnrt, runs South with old Rum-
Icy line 1193 feet to a rock in L.
8. Crat'- line; thence with his
line Cr.s 4 . 10S4 feet to a rock a
new r"-'T\ thence North 5 do
greet'. Err* a new line 1193 feet to
a rock and nine R. G. Folks line;
ther'-e " -'h his line 1084 feet to
the begir 'i", containing 25 acres,
more or less.
At mire time and place the
folio'-'-• • -«'cles of personal
prorarf Tobpco
*tirk«i. -•■' Hit 3,000, some hay,
harn f'"\ bee supplies, and 15
p--'r-.e:l Stock J. G.
Flynt T" v . Co., etc.
This "fi'h dr.y of October, 1942.
i CHAS. R. HELSABECK,
Commissioner.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
The vvlersigned hiving duly
qualified "s executrix to the Last
Will an I Testament of D. V. Car
roll, !• nscd, notice is hereby
given t > nil persons having claims
np ; ,j ««t 'He prti'l testator to pre
nert them \ > 'ho undersigned duly
p „f pri at her home, King,
N. C., HFD 1, (Mountain View)
on or before the 7th day of N>
vemher, 1913, or this notice will
be ple-ded in bar of their recove
ry. All riersoni indebted to sak
testator will * lease make immedi
ate p-'-ront *•> *h"> undrrs'-pr-t,
BALLIK A. Executrix
Lpit V"" Teetrmnt of
D. V. C eeccascd.
This Nov. 6, 1042. \
NOTICE I
I
Having qualified as administra- j
• tor of the estate of F. S. Ross, J
• deceased, notice is hereby given i
• to all persons having claims'
' against said estate to present th • |
1 6arae to me duly authenticated j
for payment on or before Novem-'
ber 4, 1943, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery, j
And aJI persons indebted to saki I
estate will please make immediate
payment to me. i
This Nov. 4. 1942. i
I. G. ROSS, :
Admr. of F. S. Ross, deed., 1
Walnut Cove, N. C., Rt 1. :
LXECI TRIX'S NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
The undersigned having quali
fied as Executrix of the will of,
Charles Royal Carroll, late to
Stokes County, this is to notify,
persons having claims against the
Estate of said Charles Royal Car
roll to present them, duly veri
fied, to the undersigned on or fee-j
fore October 22, 1943, or this
notice wiil be pleaded in bar of
right of recovery. Parties indebt- j
ed to said estate will make im- i
mediate payment. I
This the 22nd day of October, |
1942.
NELL LAWSON CARROLL i
Executor of Charles Royal
Carroll. •
King, N. C.
c- r> "ei'-.abeck. Attorney.
NOTICE OF SALE
In the Soperior Court
Before the Clcrli
North Carolina
Stokes County
In the Matter of Adron Ferguson,
Okie Ferguson, Lillian Perdue,
Claude Ferguson, Clemmon Fer
guson, Clarence Ferguson, and
Coy Ferguson and Clanzell Fergu
son, by their next friend, Ralph
J. Scott, and James T. Perdue,
husband of Lillian Perdue.
By virtue of an order of the
Superior Court of Stokes county
made in the above entitled pro
ceeding, the undersigned commis
sioners, will, on Friday, the 18tli
day of December, 1942, at 2 o'-
clock P. M., on the premises in
Stokes county near Sandy Ridge,
N. C., sell for cash to the highest
bidder the following tracts of
land:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a
white oak P. Hutcherson's corner,
thence north 122 poles to a black
gum, thence west 70 poles to a
white oak pointers, thence south
100 poles to a chestnut, thence
south 82 degrees east 78 poles to
the beginning containing 46 1-2
acres more or less and lying on
the waters of Crooked Creek in
Snow Creek Township, Stokes
County, N. C. See deed from Hay
to J. H. Ferguson, recorded in
Book No. 34, page 221 in the of
fice oi tne Register of Leeds of
' Stokes County, N. C.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning at
a Sourwood J. W. Hutcherson's
north east corner, thence east 3"
chains to a maple on a branch,
thence down the branch as it me
anders 9 3-4 chains to a maple,
thence west 37 chains to a new
line to a white oak, thence sfith
on the old line 9 3-4 chains to th?
beginning containing 36 acres
more or less.
THIRD TRACT: Begins at £
rock in the ground J. Y. Jordan''
f former corner in C. H. Fergu
' son's former line thence runninv
1 west 15 chains to a black oak
bush and rock set in the ground
, in J. H. Ferguson's line, thence
'* north on his line 5 chains to a
rock set in the ground, near f.
I small gum bush a former corner
and pointers, thence east on J
new line 15 1-2 chains to a rock
set in the ground on the wes.
- side of a road in J. Y. Jordan'?
line, thence south with his line
10 degrees west 5 1-4 chains t.
t the beginning containing 7 6-K.
acres more or less. Adjoining th:
v lands formerly of J. Y. Jordan,
s J. H. Ferguson and others.
This land will be offered in s- i
v arate tracts and then as a who!
and whichever aggregates tv
') largest amount will be accepts
as the bid for said lands. Ten p:
N cent. (10) of the purchase price
». bid will be required paid on th
,j , •• „>■ Q-iir* qy> i t'i» remainder
i„ when the sale is confirmed by the
i. court.
{ This the 17th day of Novem
b-r, 1942.
J. M. SHARP,
P. W. GLIDEWELL,
*', Commissioners
~ THE DANBURY REPORTER
A FEW SALES MADE LAST WEEK
AT
TAYLOR'S WAREHOUSE
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
C. WEBSTER & S. G. R. GEORGE COX £ W. JAMES GARRETT &
164 (a 56 78 (a 52 3o (w 50 W. W. FULLER
P. VENABLE 502 (l 51 l. CARTER 32 (Z 65
538 ( 50 352 (« 49 386 (a 50 66 (a o2
216 (a 48 EVERETT MILSAPS J. F. HIXSHAW 46 (ft 59
394 (o 47 116 C" 59 114 « 57 310 (ft) 58
BOLES & H. 254 (o 50 84 « 53 284 to 54
222 to 50 AKKLWiUN & 180 (j 50 4CO r« 52
104 (a 48 ARRIXGTOX J. F. XIFOXG 400 to 52
GATHER SMITH 76 (a 65 220 (a 50 400 to 51
112 (a 60 308 («« 56 O. V. NEAL 400 to 51
218 (it 59 60 (a 54 216 (a 55 400 (n) 51
100 Co 53 108 (« 52 382 (a 50 360 I® 51
112 Cw 50 R. G. CRAVEN J. & FOREST 350 to 51
J. E. PARHAM 12 (a. 56 28 to 55 288 to 51
254 to 51 166 to 55 44 (a> 52 224 (?T 51
SIM PS OX & COBLE CALLOWAY & KEY . 292 (a> 50 P. O. SOUTHERN
14g fa 5g 344 (a) 57 SMITH & F. 12 (w 65
64 gj) 53 320 (d> 5H 272 (g) 53 50 to 56
rqo to 51 124 to 55 W. J. FLYNN 76 @ 53
458 & 48 210 (a> 53 130 9 54 272 @ 50
M M LACKEY W. T- DAY WALT 100 (a) 51 O. AD.AMS
'fiO «» 24 a> 58 246 O 50 72 5, 61
M g, 50 208 (a> 54 216 (a) 50 2 48 (5> 6-3
48 (a) .. ......... A'J 88 51 8. *M. ROGERS 86 S> 57
M W MARTIN GEORGE ft ATKINS 44 @ 60 GEO. FRY & COBLE.
46 to 54 42 ® 57 238 ® 56 14 fi> 75
162 to 53 140 to 53 162 to 55 244 @ 62
120 to 51 70 & 52 E. G. MURPHY 3g o @ .55
johnson * *. »u«r *mitchell 50 ? «
140 to 57 S. £ SCOTT 264 to 52
jyi 50 60 ® 55 176 @ 51 176 52
GROOMF A U 222 @ 50 TUTLE &P * 264 (a) 51
188 to 51 PEAKL CALLOWAY 356 @ 50 LACKEY
% jJ 142 (a? 56 SOLDEN £H. 150 to 60
296 @ • - 50 186 to 50 62 to 58 I,
Minus* mummm HKGGS WHIT 7o @ 57 ™ ® ~
236 « 53 2« ® 60 40 @ „ 52 J" ® g
«■ BOLES 230 w 59 114 @ .50 222 ® ~
4°o @ 140 to 56 FRED WINTERS g
424 @ GEORGE ARRINGTON 76 @ 58 smith
162 (a) 48 u(d - 59 356 (g) 57 »• B - SMITH
J. C. HANDY & SON 72 57 326 (g) 53 360 to 50
72 @ 54 m & 5g CLARK MAYBERRY S. JONES
130 (a) 53 242 to 51 114 @ 60 400 (a) ► .50
236 to 49 80 to 50 150 @ 59 E. R. SMITH
C.L. FLEMMING HAWKINS & VERNON 15 8 @ 57 42 @ .60
120 @ 51 52 n2 (a) 51 58 (a) 58
244 to 49 ~ 50 E. S. ANGEL A SON 400 @ 50
C. W. FLINCHUM 15 f ( ® ™ (a) 55 W. O. LOWE
280 @ 50 | ""49 290 («) 49 62 @ 5i
210 to .'49 . 4R CLAY HENDREN 46 (? 51
104 to 48 464 ( " ARROI , 70 to 55 H. G. JOHNSON
C. C. SMITH L * C ARBOLL 53g (a , 50 1040 to 50
400 to 50 ® 8 w SHELTON « I>ENNY
124 to 49 * 42 to 51 27* © 5J
112 ® 48 C l °° K * S * 30 310 to 50 TB. REYNOLDS
O. CRESON "J 4g ]6 g (a , 49 222 @ 50
302 to 50 npvv-pv i'msFp' RINGO WHITE MABE & TAYLOR
JOHN ABE SKSELTON in f0 68 to 51 330 (a) 50
196 to 59 Z 430 (aJ 50 J. W. MABE
134 to 51 "J" 404 to 48 792 (w 49
624 (a) 49 . r, G. FOWLER KIGER & L.
THOMAS & LAWSON jr. - n 142 to 59 .1150 to 49
208 to 51 rnifiSMi'v' » o 80 to 57 F. R. YOUNG
172 @ 50 CRISSMAN * * lfi6 & 5I 394 (,T) 50
C. H. SINK & K. L. ' H. * BRYANT C. D. ANGEL
270 to 50 77 1 48 66 (a> 56 310 to 50
350 @ 49 3 fa 162 to 55 WHITE &L.
M. O. BARROW F ' W GOODMAN W. T. HARGEN 280 (a) 50
264 to 50 78 ® „ 20 to 58 400 (5) 49
A. L. W'HITT 272 (hi 57 42 @ 52 TO M GARRETT
726 (a) 50 226 to 55 116 (a) 51 384 to 50
BERKLEY ROGERS 134 (d> 81 54 O 50 R. MOTSINGER
16 to 65 N * B ROWN C. ROGERS 610 (a> 49
108 (ffi 60 266 @ 52 g2 (£) 63 M. W. GiffiNTRY
144 50 240 to 48 250 5S 400 (a) 50
REVIS & REVIS MITCHELL & CONLEY 156 57 TAYLOR &H\
268 (a) 51 64 @ 59 B. & STEWART 764 (c? 49
296 @ 49 72 to 58 656 @ 50 j. W. WHITAKER
386 to 48 148 @ 55 j F JOHNSON 478 to 49
PAUL KENNEDY 114 (a) 53 2 0 (S) 57 K. GOINS
100 to 56 A. HILL 122 (a) 56 200 to 50
250 (ff> 48 56 (a> 53 56 @ 54 E. C. SHOAF
J. F. SPRINKLE 82 @ 51 30 2 @ 49 10 20 to 50
228 (t») 53 100 (5? 50 J. E. MITCHELL PFVSHAW & B.
R. L. COBLE SMITH & S. 16 to 60 508 (F> 49
382 @ 52 26 to 56 150 (a) 51 E. P. LACKEY
88 to 51 264 to 53 212 to 50 164 to 50
178 to 50 196 to 51 L. D. SHARP J. L4NE
C. O. CRAVEN 722 to 49 114 (» 57 374 to 51
,r0 (■ 56 C. H. HARTGROVE 120 (a) 53 214 to 50
h0 (« 52 02 to 52 A R. MOXLEY E. G. MAYBERRY
ro to 50 352 to 50 120 to 57 40 K4
& c. 246 to 49 142 (" f 56 149 to 50
){ -no C 50 DUNLAP &D. 140 to 43 c. •*. WAMLEY
; ti'ipT «•. 72 (Ti 54 (•■ 50 94 r.* *>*»
:) f: M 13S (» 52 CRTSSMAN *• R. 54
ji "Oo /t. 50 300 to 50 110 to 56 a. ®o*TTirERV
v r? PROWV E. O. MILSAP 10? (•« M on
70? (c 50 316 to 50 235 to 50 270 to 50
1 A SALE EVERY DAY
ALL DAY SALE MONDAY ALL DAY SALE FRIDAY
 All GEORGE-DAVIS S ales Are Conducted AT TAYLOR'S
Thursday, Nov. 19, 1942