f FU3LISHED rHURSDAYS
! NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
' DEFENDANTS
.JState of North Carolina,
fitokes County.
Before the Clerk
Mrs. Dora Lee Wagoner, widow,
Norman A. Wagoner and wife
Martha Katherine Wagoner,
Ruby Savage and husband
George K. Savage, Topsy Tut
tle and husband Raymond L.
Tuttle, Noble W. Wagoner and
wife Josephine Wagoner, Ro
land O. Wagoner and wife
' Blanche Wagoner,
'> Petitioners
•'j k against m r
Reya B. Wilson and husband
Ted Wilson, J. E. Wagoner and
wife Sarah Etta Wagoner, R.
G. Wagoner and wife Annie
Mae Wagoner, Jack D. Wagon
er, Alva Wagoner and Doris
Wagoner,
Defendants
The defendants R. G. Wagoner
and wife Annie Mce Wagoner
above named will take notice that
an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Stokes County, North
Carolina, to sell certain lands
situated in Stokes Coun'.y, North
Carolina, in which the petitioners
Norman A. Wagoner, Ruby Sav
age, Topsy Tuttle, Noble W. Wag
oner, Roland O. Wagoner and the
defendant, R. G. Wagoner and
certain other defendants above
named in the title of this action
own an undivided interest sub
ject to the dower right of the pe-'
titioner Mrs, Dora Lee Wagoner
and that the petitioners have in
stituted an action against the de
fendants in the Superior Court
of Stokes County for the sale of
•aid lands for partition and to
have the dower right and inter
eat of the petitioner Mrs. Dora
Lee Wagoner computed under the
Mortuary Tables and paid to her;
and that the said defendants, R.
G. Wagoner and wife, Annie Mat
Wagoner, will further take notice
that they are reequired to appear
at the Office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court at the Court
House in Stokes County in the
town of Danbury, N. C., on or be
fore December 19th, 1942, and
answer or demur to the petition'
of the petitioners, or the petition
ers will npnly to the court for
the relief demanded in said pe
tition.
This 18th day of November,
1942. |
J. WATT TUTTLE,
Clerk Superior Court.
J. W- Hall, Atty. for Petitioners.
MM JUG
VENABLE LAND FOR SALE
NEAR WALNUT COVE
I am offering for sale a very
valuable tract of land near Wal
nut Cr r, S f okes county, known
as the Dr. R. G. Tuttle farm.
Will st I r.t private sr'e for cash
or trade. It contains 97 acres and
a frac* See me or write
C L' MBUS WILLIAMS
Hnutc 2, Yadkinville, N. C.
FOR n*" 7 " 7 ": Good tobacco farm
near S iasville. Land free from
k w'.lt f disease. Can furnish to
bacco acreage to suit tenant
ae it is a larpe farm. Stock and
' tools 'urnished. Also for rent a
farm ".car Wentworth and one
* in Cn«we!l County, where party
■' can fr*-v?h own stock and tools.
M~ s LTLLIE B. STIERS,
Reifsville, N. C.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
The undersigned having duly
qualified as executrix to the Last
Will an 1 Testament of D. V. Car
roll, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims
apair.rt the said testator to pre
sent them to the undersigned duly
authenticated at her home, King,
N. C„ lIFD 1. (Mountain Viewi
on or the 7th day nf N>-
vem*-" - 1043, or this notice will
be ple-drd in bar of their reeove
rv. A" r-rsois indebted to said
tegtnt'- " i ; l rlepre make immedi
ate -— —rf undersigned.
/ . CARROLL, Execiiifpr
Lp c t A';'' irr' -r'-f •••';.
D. V. Carroll, deceased.
This Nov. 6, 1942.
NOTICE 11
Having qualified as administra- j I
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 thj j
Bame to me duly authenticated'
for payment on or before Novem-1
ber 4, 1943, or this notice will be !
pleaded in bar of their recovers'.
And all persons indebted to said '
estate will please make immediate
payment to me.
This Nov. 4, 1942. (
I I. G. ROSS, '
\.ll w Admr. of F. S. Ross, deed.,
1 Walnut Cove, N. C., Rt 1.
t _
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE TO !
CREDITORS
The undersigned having quali-'
fled as Executrix of the will of J
Charles Royal Carroll, late to
Stokes County, this is to notify |
persons having claims against the
Estate of said Charles Royal Car-1
roll to present them, duly veri- j
fied, to the undersigned on or be-1
fore October 22, 1943, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
' right of recovery. Parties indebt
' ed to said estate will make im
mediate payment.
1 This the 22nd day of October, I
; 1942.
NELL LAWSON CARROLL
1 Executor of Charles Royal
Carroll.
King, N. C.
Chas. R. Helsabeck, Attorney.
NOTICE OF SALE
In the Superior Court
Before the Clcrlt
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 18th
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
, the following tracts of
land:
j 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
i 100 polfes to a chestnut, thence
Bouth 62 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 of the Register of Deeds of
Stokes County, N. C.
. SECOND TRACT: Beginning at
a sourwood J. W. Hutcherson's
north east corner, thence east 37
chains to a maple cn 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 rf Jth
on the old line 9 3-4 chains to
beginning containing 36 acres
more or less.
THIRD TRACT: Begins at a j
rock in the ground J. Y. Jordan's i
i former corner in C. H. Fergu- *
1 son's former line thence running
' west 15 chains to a black oak
• bush and rock set in the ground
1 in J. H. Ferguson's line, thence
1 north on his line 5 chains to a
' rock set in the ground, near a
small gum bush a former corner
and pointers, thence east on a
new line 15 1-2 chains to a rock
set in the ground on the west
side of a road in J. Y. Jordan's
line, thence south with his line
r 10 degrees west 5 1-4 chains to
t the beginning containing 7 6-10
. acres more or less. Adjoining the
r lands formerly of J. Y. Jordan, j
i J. H. Ferguson and others.
This land will be offered in sen '
; arate tracts and then as a who! ? j
, and whichever aggregates the I)
l largest amount will be accepted i j
- as the bi l for said lands. Ten p- !
1 cent. (10) of the purchase pric"'j
- bid will be required paid on th - ]
1 of sale and the remainder f
- when the sale is confirmed by the
. court.
Ifyh day ot NoveSK
, J. M. SHARP,
P. W. GLIDEWELL, , I
j Commissioners (
THE DANBURY REPORTER
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A FEW SALES MADE LAST WEEK
AT
TAYLOR'S WAREHOUSE
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
/. E. LONG "" ELMER KEY T. E. KIRKMAN R. L. COBLE *
200 5° 202 (gj 50 646 @ 52 SIMPSON
C. McMILLON 110 (a/ 49 ED MIDKIFF 232 (a) 65
440 ® 51 R. G. CRAVEN 60 @ 52 400 (a) .56
50 @ 50 46 @ -•••• 63 98 @ 51 156 @ 56
NANCE ft SMITH 222 (g) 51 136 @ 50 334 (3> . 52
360 fe 50 184 @ .; . ... .50 400 @ .49 114 (5) 52
SNIDER ft SHORT FRED GWALTNEY 264 @ 48 284 @ ~.4S
34 (to 55 14 2 (a) 57 F. H. FOX D. J. BOYLES
5O 164 (g) 55 40 @ 58 104 @ . 56
REECE ft C. 176 @ 51 134 (a) 55 330 (a) 51
52 (to 52 G. W. GWATLNEY 1 30 @ 51 438 @ !!!!!!!! 1!! !so
206 ((C 51 36 @ 57 146 (a) 50 4. M. CARROLL
302 dv 48 252 @ 51 L. H. MAYBERRY 706 .5(1
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86 («p 55 SPRINKLE 392~(ff 51 §0 (a) flit .
136 © 49 J® ® 58 R. F. meadows 192 ;;;;;;;;;;;;
234 da 48 2 10 ® 51 100 © 59 104 @ 55
JOE ZIGLER 26 ® 50 184 © 57 73 fa 51
222 (gj 50 C ' G * GILREATH 202 (a) 50 156 @ 50
ED SINK 338 @ 57 N OAH HESTER 286 @ 49
12S @ 50 108 @ JJ »• JJ J. E. LAWSON .
130 @ 49 74 ® 50 172 @ 49 „ „
J. G. MURPHY '• E. MITCHELL 164 (® 48 J? ®
22V~@ ...51 370 @ 50 GEO , ARRINGTON % «
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20 @ 63 4 C 224 (a) 50 a c ADAMS
252 @ 59 300 @ 52 c , GWALTNEY m @ 58
26 (fa 58 160 ® 51 70 @ 5T 16Q @ x
J. P. NICKS B. D. BLACKARD 90 @ 55 COMBS ft AUMAN
334 (a) 51 80 @ 57 400 @ 49 78 (a) ... .55
23 4 @ 49 244 ® 292 @ 48 336 ® .51
E .R. MATTHEWS 20 @ 53 L. R. FULP 380 © 51
504 (a) 50 212 @ 51 400 (a) 50 360 (a) .48
J. fc. BRENDLE 82 @ - HENDREN SPEASE ft MYERS
226 (a) 50 Z. K. MULLIS 334 @ 50 _ _ __
. 260 (a) 49 400 @ 51 134 @ 57 ® f
226 (a) 48 330 (w 49 E. WILES t? * ""
B. TLTTLE MONROE ANGEL ft S. 52 @ 56 * *
31 f @ 50 ® 56 104 ® 53 PEARL CALLOWAY
BAULDIN ft S. 146 @ 104 (a) 5i
292 (a) 51 270 @ 52 12 2@ 50 62 @ 59
226 ® 50 260 @ 50 C . W. PHARR JJ ® ™
C. CRAVEN ft M. EVANS ft LONG 268 @ 50 244.® 56
436 @ 50 252 @ 51 L. D. SHARPS 19 ®  L IXJSTT "
224 (to 49 3 «0 (a> 50 220 @ 59 " *
ABE GOINS W. C. FLYNN 310 @ 57 "®bnb' ft H
342 @ -50 JJJ @ 208 ® 55 no (S> '.. .52
ROY REDDING 378 @ 50 E. McMILLAN OWENS & MONROE
316 @ 51 COOK ft L. 296 @ 50 & MONROE
336 (a) 50 68 @ 57 310 @ 49 " 2 ®
A. F. REV IS 126 « 55 LIY'ENGOOD JxJ ® TX
220©.. 50 16 @ 54 234 @ 50 W 34 WLt
140 to 49 }rr ' ('» 52 W . C . MYERS Inn w
nAVlsf A D 400 ® 49 430 @ 50 400 ® 50
412 V 50 KIGER ft L. EC. COX L C BOSTON
J r 308 ® 51 120 ® 52 228
59 336 ® 50 338 @ 50 192 ®
® 'cj 232 @ 4 9 c. H. BULLARD B - TUTTLE
10 f ® 57 p. E. DOUGLASS 174 @ 48 192 @ ••••• 51
110 ® ' 556 @ 50 272 (S) .50 LEE ARRINGTON
°t Lfii O. F. SHORE R. P. WOOSLEY 32 2 (a) 52'.
G - f " AKEE 50 629 @ 492 (5) 50 214 @ 50-
646 ® GEO. POE 156 (a) 4 S J. MAYBERRY
bNIDER ft S. 2Q @ gQ e usseLL ft A. 24 55
214 f Fß^'oN W ' 120 « 54 90 @ 56 190 ® 51
SAM \ERNON 310 @ 51 7 8 @ 55 J.LOWE
"0 ® 50 RA. WYRICK 52 @ 53 146 /at 63
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ri ARENCE WEST JAMES MABE 58® » %>* »
50 106 @ 58 1. F. JONES m 52
370 ® 38 (a) 51 272 @ -50 J" /%) 50
E. M. OLLERBERG 386 @ ! 48 ' 114 @ 48 48
11®. 59 L. M. MAYBERRY R. G. CRAVEN V. »». MOSEK
26 @ ® 120 to 55 212 @ 51 4 ™ 60
| "0 @ H 202 @ 48 114 @ 48 * W
I 152 @ HANDY MABE SPRINKE Lft COOK 52
H .0. NELSON ™ ~ 5 o 390 (5) 58 ARRINGTON ft LOVE.
20 @ 62 4 S.' 270 @ 57 102 @ 51
12 (? 60 _54 J. W. SUTTON 318 @ .49
170 @ 52 ® 52 490 @ 51 C. ft LANE
152 @ 50 p. D . MELSAP H. A. CHILTON 106 (a) 50
MOXLEY ft BROWN 70 59 452 @ 50 382 @ .49
56 @ 56 108 57 250 @ 49 'F. SPRINKLE
112 (a) 50 B & REDMAN P. O. ft A. SOUTHER 270 (& ....: 59
384 (a) ; 49 144 @ 58 I 4 (® 60 86 ® 52
J. L. SINK 84 (ffi 56 48 (ffi '. 53 42.(5) .50
42 (h> '.57 178 55 318 @ ol »• C. CRAIG
52 fr? 55 236 (s)*" 50 352 (a> 50 116 (ffi 50
' 130 © 52 180 48 328 (5) 50 492 (a) 48
240 49 R. |>. LAWRENCE 264 (5) 49 J. V. BARNET
j MABE * BAULDIN 176 (5 52 C. O. CRAVEN 128 (a> 54
onf) (7t 51 D. C. MABE 290 (5) 51 36 @ 51
568 ? 50 400 (o 51 204 (5) '. 51 R. J. MATTHEWS
BFYAXT & F. 186 (o> .51 T. O. KELLER 382 (ii) .50
j»7f? 50 362 (7 51 290 (5) 49 350 (o) 49
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! A SALE EVERY DAY
ALL DAY SALE MONDAY i ' - • ••. ' ALL V DAY SALE, FRIDAY
• : All GfcpKGE-DAVIS S 1 ales Are Conducted AT TAYLOR'S ' .
I •**' V *' V " v ■' •* '*. ' v "' -V' KK t ••'i-s!*','-, , f
Thursday, Nov .25, 1942