J" fcttiJLISHED IHURSDAYS \
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT
DEFENDANTS
.State ®f North Carolina,
Stokes County.
Before the Clerk
Mrs. Dora Lee Wagoner, widow,
Norman A. Wagoner and wife
Martha Kathertne Wagoner,
Ruby Savage and husband
George K. Savage, Topsy Tut- ,
tie and husband Raymond L.
Tuttle, Noble W. Wagoner and !
wife Josephine Wagoner, Ro- !
land O. Wagoner and wife I
Blanche Wagoner,
Petitioners
a. against
Reva B. Wilson and husband
Ted J. E. Wagoner and
wife Sarah Etta Wagoner, R. .
G. Wagoner and wife Annie
Mae Wagoner, Jack D. Wagon
er, Alva Wagoi-or and Doris 1
Wagoner,
i
Defendents |
The defendants R. G. Wagoner
and wife Annie luae Wagoner
above named will tal.e notice that
action entitled ae above has 1
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Stokes County, North
Carolina, to sell cei tain lands
aitnated in Stokes County, North
Carolina, in which the petitioners
Norman A. Wagoner, Ruby Sav
age. Topsy Tuttle, Noble W. Wag
oner, Roland 0. Wagoner and the
defendant, R. G. Wagoner and
Certain other defendants above
sained in the title of this action
oton an undivided interest sub
ject to the dower right of the pe
titioner Mrs. Dora Lee Wagoner
and that the petitioners have in
etituted an action against the de
fendants in the Superior Court
Stokes County for the sale of
ieid lands for partition and to
the dower right and inter
est 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
|bat they are reequired to appear
j|t' the Office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court at the Court
Bouse 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
en will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said pe
tition.
This 18th day of November,
1942. s,|[
J. WATT TUTTLE,
Clerk Superior Court.
1. W. Hall, Atty. for Petitioners.
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
OF LANDS
"Under and by virtue of an or
der of the superior court made in
the special proceeding entitled
"Wiley M. Fulk, v». Amos Z.
Fulk, et al," the same being
No. upon the special proceed
inr d' -ker of said court, by rea
son of RR. up-set bid placed there
on. the undersigned commissioner
will again offer for sale to the
hichtEt bidder, at public auction,
on
Wednesday, December 16, 1942,
at 1 :C0 o'clock P. M,
in frcnt of the postotfice door at
King, C., all the lands describ
ed in ..IP petition filed in this
cause, descrihed as:
Eep.. at a hickory in said Fid
dler's line, runs North on his line
20 rhni'is and 50 links to pointers
in Tuttle's line; thence East on
said line 10 chains to pointers in
Newsomc's line; thence South on
his line passing a corner 20 chains
nnd 50 links to pointers; thence
West !0 chains to the beginring,
co-'ii:lng 20.50 acros, more or
less. • f.
!>•*. at a hickory W. H. Watt'",
corner, runs North 36.50 poles to
p st'ke and pointers at a small
brnn'-h; thence East 22 poles f
new to a ctnko in T. F. New
som's !'nc; thence South 36.5
pole«" a pi n e in said
Watt': line ithenee West on his
line 22 poles to tb» beginning,
centr
Ect. rt a pine o!-J corner, run
ning So"th on said Tuttle's line
17.5 chri** ™inters; thence
West on said Fulk'B line 7 chhina
to a rock; thence South 7 chains
to pointers in the old line; thence i
East on said Watt's line 26 chains
to a hickory; thence North 24.5
chains to pointers; thence West
33 chains to the beginning, con
taining 75.8 acres, etc.
Beg. at a stake in Tuttle's line,
thence South 4 degrees West 14.43
chains to a poplar on the north
bank of Spainhour'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 a stake on said creek; thence
N. 27 deg. W. 3.38 chs. to corner
in Tuttle's line; thence on Tuttle's
line 5.85 deg. East 10 chains to
the beginning, containing 9.25
acres. i
Beg. at u burch on the east
bank _of a creek, running South
6 degrees TTest crossing the creek
4 chains to dogwood on a bluff;
thence 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 chs. crossing the
creek to a poplar; thence down the
creek N. 49 deg. W. 7 chs. to a
point; thence North 25 degrees
West 4 chains to the beginning,
containing 4.1 acres, more or less.
Beg. at a hickory Northwest
corner of old Rumley tract, runs
South with old Rumley tract line
1193 feet to a rock in L. S. Grab's
line; thence with his line East
1084 feet to a rock a new corner;
thence Norfh 5 degrees East a
neto line 1193 feet to a rock and
pine R. G. Fulk'g line; thence
with his line 1084 feet t othe be
ginning, conjoining 25 acres, etc.
The bid for the entire property
described above will start at
$4462.50, and sold as a whole.
This 2nd day of Dec. 1942. |
CHAS. R. HELSABECK, ;
Commissioner
NOTICE OF SALE
In the Superior Court
Before the Clerk
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 tbeir next friend, Ralph
J. Scott, and James T. Perdue,
husband of Lillian Perdue. I
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
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 i n the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of
Stokes County, N. C.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning a*
a sourwood J. W. Hutcherson's
north east corner, thence east 37
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 Ffuth
on the old line 9 3-4 chains to th»
beginning containing 36 acres
more or less.
THIRD TRACT: Begins at a
rock in the ground J. Y. Jordan' ?
former corner in C. H. Fergu
son's former line thence running
west 15 ohains to a black onk
bush a-nd rock set in the ground
in J. H. Ferguson's line, thenoe
north on his line 5 chains to *
rock in the ground, near n
small snim bush a former corner
and noinfprs, thence enst on '
nr>w line 15 1-2 chains to a ror!>
set in the ground on
side of n road in J. Y. Jordm'?
I'ne. thence south with hio line
Ift decrees west 5 1-4 chains to
the beginning containing 7 6-10
acreß more or less. Ad*oinin? the
formerly of J. Y. Jordan,
J. H. Fereusor and others.
This land will be offered in sen
arate tracts and then as a whole*
THE DANBURY REPORTER
NOTICE OF SALE OF ]
REAL ESTATE
By virtue of a decree of the
Superior Court of Stokes County,!
North Carolina, rendered on the
7th day of December, 1942, in the s
Special Proceeding pending in b aid ,
Court entitled "Hassell Sisk and
wife Sadie Sisk, Agnes Sisk Tuck
er and husband J. C. Tucker; Beu- '
la Sisk Shelton and husband El- '
mer Shelton, Petitioners, against 1
Margaret Sisk, Minor; and L H. |
van Noppen, guardian ad litem (
for Margaret Sisk, Defendants,'',
it being a Special Proceeding for i
the sale of the lands of C. D.!
Sisk, deceased, the undersigned, (
A. J. Ellington, Commissioner of
the Court will sell said lands at 1
Public auction to the highest bid- ,
der for cash, upon the premises
in Stokes County, near Lawson
ville, N. C., on SATURDAY, JAN-1
UARY 16th., AT THE HOUR OF |
11 O'CLOCK A. M., which said f
land is described as follov. s:
"That certain parcel or tract ]
of land situated in Stokes County
adjoining the lands of Joel S!iep-1
pard, John T. Lackey and others, 
and bounded as follows: Begin-1
ning at a pine formerly a Locust,'
Sheppard's corner, runs South (
16.45 chains to a stake on the I
North brnk of Mountain branch
thence down said branch as it me
anders 15.50 chains to a pile of |
rock Shelton's corner, South on ,
his line 18.50 chains to a poplar, i
East on his line 18.20 chains to a'
sourwood, South on his Una 10 ]
chains to a poplar stump and:
pointers on West bank of a
branch Kelly Sisk's corner up the 1
branch as it meanders 6 chains |
to pointers near a spring said (
i Sisk's corner South on his line
1 12.50 chains to a pine East on
his line 13 chains to a small pop
| lar North 26 chains to a rock and
I pointers in said Sisk's line, West ;
t on his line 11.50 chains to a pile I
of rock formerly a dogwood
I North on his line 23.50 chains to >
I a fallen Chestnut, on the South j
1 side of a Mountain branch, down ,
the said branch as it meanders JOi
chains to a stake formerly an Ash '
West on Taylor's and Sheppard's '
line f2 chains to the I
and containing one hundred and
forty four and 1-2 (144 1-2? acres
. more or less and known as the
Pendleton Sisk land. EXCEPT
ING FROM THE ABOVE DE
SCRIBED LAND a tract contain
ing 72 32-100 acres more or lef»3. ;
which said excepted tract was
conveyed by C. D. Sisk .mi wife
Martha Sisk to Alonzo Si3k and
wife, by deed dated December 31. ,
1914, and recorded i n the Office,
of the Register of Deeds of.
Stokes County, N. C., on January :
|7, 1915. in Book 59 at' (
page 582 to which refrence is
made, which said excepted tract '
is described as follows: "A cer-'
tain tract or parcel of land .'n
Peter's Creek Townshin, Stokes
County, State of North CaroM"*.
adjoins the lands of T. J. Nichol
son, K. W. Sisk and others and j
bounded as follows, viz:
Beginning at a rock corner for
merly a sourwood, thence South.
10 chains to a poplar stump, I
thence South 45 degrees East
with the meanders of the branch |
6 chains to an ash, thence South i
13 chains to a rock on the South 1 1
bank of a road, thence East 13
chains to a small poplar a cor
ner, thence North 26 chains to p.'
rock and pointers, thence West
11.50 chains to a rock, thence
North 11.50 chains to a poolar
a new corner, thence west 25.50
chains to a rock, thence South
11.50 chains to a poplar corner, |
thence East 18.50 to the begin
ning, containing 72 32-100 acres
more or less."
This the 7t hday of December,
1942.
A. J. ELLINGTON,
Commissioner.
and whichever aggregates the
largest amount will be accepted
as the bid for said lands. Ten per
cont. (10) of the purchase price
bid will be required paid on the,
day of sale and the remainder
when the sale is confirmed by the
court.
This the 17th day of Novem
ber, 1942.
I J. H RH>*»P.
P. W. GLIDEWBLL,
OomaiaaiMers
Registrants Fail
lo Return Tlicir
Questionnaires
Below is a list of registrants of
all registrations who have not le- j
turntd their -,) cc -•
tionnaires to t'rna . ::lcc. Tilt jUfct ■
tionnaires have not been return- (
ed to this ofiice marked unknown
b postmastei.
If you have not received your
Occupational Questionnaire noti- j
fy this office immediately.
To those who have received Oc- j
cupational Questionnaires it is im
portant that they be returned at |
once:
Order
No. 1
560 Claude England Joyce, Win-.
ston-Salem, N. C.
S-2357 Thomas William Jessup,
Mount Airy, N. C.
U-110 Watt Morton, Walnut j
Cove.
| U-143 Robert Lee Collins, Fran
cisco.
| U-183 Frank Joyce, Walnut
Cove. '
| U-543 Walter Mabe, Lawson
ville.
j U-618 James Thomas Ayers,
Pine Hall. I
| U-810 Harry Hinton Williamson,
Sr., Pine Hall. i
| U-848 Sam Hairston, Walnut
Cove.
U-956 Roy Golns, Francsico. '
U-963 Jernman Caleb Jessup,
Mount Airy, N. C.
I U-983 George Washington Sisk,
Lawsonville. |
| U-999 Jim Reid Hill, Vade Me
cum.
| U-1037 Ollie Bullin, Walnut
Cove. 1
U-1105 John Albert I) o dso n,
Sandy Ridge.
TJ-1106 John Beasley, King
U-1148 Sam Brim, Westiv.'d. |
U-1407 Oscar Levi Joyce, Sandy
Ridge. ,
U-1435 Alfred Grover Gatewood,
U-1533 Dennis Hugh Alley, Wal
nut Cove.
| Below is a list of registrants
names of all registrations. Their!
Occupational Questionnaires have
been returned to this office mark
ed unknown or unclaimed b y
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
I The undersigned having duly
qualified as executrix to the Last
Will and Testament of D. V. Car
| roll, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims |
, against the said testator to pre
sent them to the undersigned duly
authenticated at her home, King,
N. C., RFD 1, (Mountain View) |
an or before the 7th day of No
vember, 1943, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recove- 1
ry. All persons indebted to saiti 1
testator will please make immedi-'
navment to the undersigned.
SALLIE A. CARROLL, Executrix,]
Last Will and Testament of
D. V. Carroll, deceased.
This Nov. 6, 1942.
. NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of F. S. Ros*,
I decensed, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims
against said estate to present tht>
same to me duly authenticated
for payment On or before Novem
ber 4, 1943, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
And all persons indebted to saki
estate will please make immediat»
payment to me.
This Nov. 4, 1942.
L G. ROSS,
Admr. of F. S. BOH, deed.,
postmaster.
—ill I . ■
Order (
No.
| si Charlie Thomas Wilkins,
Mauison.
j 167 John Miguel, German ton.
420 Joffery William Mabe, Law- j
sonville.
479 Frank John Alvarez, Eure
ka, Kansas.
| 495 William Hillary Flynt, Wal
nut Cove.
896 Charlie Arthur Phillips,
Ridgeway, Va.
1134 William Carlis Forrest,
' I
Francisco.
| 1425 Bruce Woodrow Martin,
Madison.
j 1679 Allan Grover Key, Mount
Airy, N. C.
1891 Ernest Preston Minor,
Westfield.
| 2124 Allie Farineton Long, Win
ston-Salem.
j 2162 Samuel Arthur Martin,
Sandy Ridge.
j 2393 William Edward Hill, Mar
tinsville, Va.
I U-982 Icha Bod Heath, Walnut l
Cove.
U-1080 Joe Henry, Rural Hall.
U-1104 Gregory John Alvarez,
Germanton.
U-1310 Roscie S. Lendsay, Wal
nut Cove.
| U-1488 Samuel Reid Edwards,
Walnut Cove. .
U-1501 James Vestor Joyce,
Norfolk, Va.
U-1535 John Carico, Chicago, 111.
11,321 Harold Alton T u 111 e,
Danbury. .
| 11,383 Robert Edward King,
Lawsonville.
| 11,394 Troy Wilson Carter,
, Below is a list of registrants
' I
who have not returned Occupa-'
tional Questionnaires:
11,358 Cecil Cooledge Jessup,
Mount Airy, N. C.
I 11,359 Herbert Ray Williams,
Lawsonville.
! 11,496 John William Real, Wal
nut Cove.
I 11,544 baunffgrs Agrees Lawson,'
Francisco.
| 11,567 Walter Franklin Collins,
' Francisco.
| 11,690 James Harry Mabe, Mad
ison.
| 11,232-A Curtis Mabe, Ports
mouth, Va.
| 11,385-A James Arthur Smith,
Mount Airy, N. C.
I
Notice Of
. Suspected Delinquency
To Moir Norman Smith.
Dear Sir:
| According to information of this
Local Board, you have failed *o
perform the duty, or dutUs, im-
I posed upon you under th; sel'c
tive service law as specified be
low.
1 Failed to notify this Local
Board of change in address.
You are therefore directed to!
report by mail, telegraph, or in'
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Thursday, Dec. 10, 1942
Lawsonville News _ > •»
:-L (By MRS. E. O. LAWSON>
'V'
This community had a big snow
this week. . ,
j Miss Hallie Spencer, Mrs. 0. E.
Smith and Clarence Spencer spent
Saturday in Winston-Salem..
| Ross Lawson is spending a few
days at home. He has been work
ing at Warner Robins, Ga., for
some time.
j Glenn Lawson spent Tuesday
night with Jimmie Tucker,
j Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Hooker
have been confined to their home
with illness. v
Ward Puckett and Miss Jose
phine Mabe got married a few
days ago.
| Gertrude Lawson, Glenn, Betty "
Joe and Annie Mae Lawsop visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Will Dalton Sun
day.
| Charles Robertson is at home
this week. He has been working
in Georgia for several months.
!
Announcement
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for constable in Mea
dow township subject to the Dem
ocratic primary of 1944. I desire
to be in time, and will appreciate
the continued support of the
electorate.
| (Mr. Southern recently tender
ed a delightful corn shucking and
supper to 25 of his friends in the
late lamented election. The guests
were treated to sausage, backbone
and spareribs and horse apple
brandy). . #
\ •
A. E. SOUTHERN.
i
| Junior—Why do you say there's, *-
too much favoritism in your fam
ily?
Friend—Well, when I bite my
nail, I get into trouble; but whea
baby puts his foot in hie mouth,,
it's cute. *
person, at your own expense, to
this Local Board, on or before 10
a. m., on the 7th day of Decem
ber, 1942.
Failure to report pn or before
the day and hour specified is an
offense punishable by fine or im
prisonment, or both.
RALPH R. MILLS,
Member of Local BoanJ^
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