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VOL XXVII. VADKINVILLE, YADKIN CO., N. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1921 N0.42
Another New Industry
v Now in Yadkinville
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Yadkinville has come to the
front with a new manufacturing
enterprise which has the possi
bilities of great development.
It is the V-M Tube Patch Co.,
and is owned and managed by
Mr. Martin Mackie and the Yad
kinville Motor Company.,
They are putting out a patch
for automobile tires and a tube
paste which goes with it and
they ha\ e already sold several
good orders of the product to
different firms. The business
has great possibilities and we
wish them much success.
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Church Announcement
Will you not join us in the
“Not Over” Sunday evening
service, October 3Uth, Presby
terian ciiurch, at 0:45 o'clock.
S. O. S. call to the churches,
the federated, conscience of the
church, builder of public senti
ment.
Rev. J. E. Robinson will pre
sent ratis relative to the nation
wide campaign tor nullification
of law with a view to bringing
the people to a realization of the
fact that the fight against law
lessness is not yet over. Every
body come,] COM.
Mrs. VV. F. Cody, widow of
“Baffaloe Bill”- Cody, died at
Cod}-, Wyoming, Thursday.
She was 78 years old.
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Notice of Election and Ap
pointment of Regis
trars and Judges
In obedience to a writ by the
Hon. Cameron Morrison, Govern
or of North Carolina, dated Octo
ber 6, J, for the purpose of
holding an election in Yadkin
county on November 15, 1921, for
the purpose of electing a Liepre- 1
sentative to till the vacancy caus
ed by the resignation ot Dr. C. G.
Bryant, we the members of the
Board of Flections of said Yadkin
county appoint the following
Registrars and Judges of the va
rious precincts and issue notice
of same to the Sheriff of Yadkin
county, commanding him to forth
with to serve said summons or'
notice ns tVI'vws, the first named
in each precinct being ttie liegis
trai:
Boouville—J. W. Reece, D. M. |
Yestal aud J. J. Covum.
North Kuobs—K. M. Thomp
k son, W. b\ Woodruff aud J. F.
Wolf.
i South Kuous—-S. S. Wagoner,
L RF. Carter aud J. J. Martin.
Buck Shoal—W. M. Parks, R.
A P. Madison and J. W. Cook.
Deep Creek—L. R. Steelman,
C. G. Renv is and J. W. Hudspeth
If North Liberty—C. L. Gabard,
J. D. Phillips and D. E. Dobbins.
South Liberty—J.W.D. Baity,
John Wooten and Beu Rutledge.
Forbush—W. C. Jennings, S. L.
X)oub and J. B. Phillips.
L Little Yadkin—P. A. Strupe,
A. Jones and J. N. Black.
V, p5; East Bend —H. E. Davis, H. E.
RiDg and T. A. Poindexter.
ANestBend—D. G. Martin, P.
H- Davis and J. S. Clioplin.
North Fall Creek—J. A. Mat
thews, H. M. Prim aud D. \\.
Hobson.
South Fall Creek—W. A. Hiu
shaw, M. H. Bryant and L. . S.
Fleming.
This October 12,1921,
9. A. HARDING,
, Ghujtman Board of Elections,
"W. A. HALL, Secretary.,
Aunt Martha Inscore
Died Tuesday Afternoon
Aunt Martha Inscore, aged 61.
died at her home here Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o’clock after an
illness of three days with paraly
sis.
Aunt Martha was a good wo
man and well liked by all who
knew her. The funeral was
conducted from the home yes
terday afternoon and the inter
ment was in the town cemetery.
She is survived by one son,
Mr. Arthur Inscore, of Elkin,
who has been here at his moth
er’s bedside since Sunday morn
ing.
Death of Mr. Potts
Mr. N. H. Potts was born Aug
ust 20, 1&44, and died. October in,
1921, aged 77 years, 1 month and
25 dais. He I rad been a member
of tile Ejlends church for a num
ber of years, fie was a kind
neighbor and will be missed by
all his friends. The luuoral and
burial were at Mount Tabor, T'or
syth county, the services being
conducted ilevs. LI. L. Speer and
T\ O. An scorn be* of Ouilford Col
lege. 2
A Neighbor.
SALE OF LAND
North Carolina. I l.u Superioi
Yadkm Count\ j Court
William Kirk, Susie Smith, and
husband, Isasc Smith,
vs
Sarah Phillips, and husband,
Alex. Phillips, John Kirk, Frank
Kirk, Wade Bynum, Cora By
num, Udell Bynum, and Son By
num, James Kirk and Pearl
Morgan.
Pursuant to an order, of the
Superior Court of Yadkin coun
ty, made on the 17th day of Sep
tember*. 1&21, in the above intit
led special proceeding, I will of
fer for sale to the highest bidder
at public auction, on the prem
ises near the sand-clay road,
about 1 mile east of Boonville
Graded school, Saturday Nov. 5,
at, or near, the hour of 1 o'clock
the following described real es
tate, lying and being in Boon
ville township, Yadkin county
North Carolina: Bounded on
the north by T. W. Shore, on
the east by W. T. Fletcher, r
Hie south by Jack Hall and Jim
Kirk, and on the west by Char
ley Vestal, containing 26 acres
more or less, and known as the
Louis Kirk place; less 4 acres
deeded to James Kirk, which is
fully described in deed recorded
in book 8, page 225, record of
deeds for Yadkin county.
Terms of sale: One-half on
the day of sale and balance on a
credit for six months, with bond
and approved security, or if pur
chaser prefers he may pay pur
chase price and obtaia deed.
This 26th ’.ay of Sept., 1921.
D. M. Vestal, Commis.
Williams & Reavis, Att’ys
Administrator’s Notice
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of J. G. Huff, de
ceased, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against said
estate to present them to the uu
dersigned within one year from
date or this notice will be plead
ed iu bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es.
tate will please make prompt
payment.
This 21st day of September, 1921
0. B. Huff, Admtu’r,
Ben bow, Hall & Benbow, Att’ys
New Lawrence Hospital
is Growing Popular
There is, perhaps, no one who
yearns to go to a hospital, but
the tact is many of us have to
go, and we are all very particu
lar about the kind of hospital
we are going to.
Tn this connection we believe
that when one finds pleasant and
profitable surroundings in a
hospital it should be given pub
licity. From observation and
! experience at the new Lawrence
Hospital at Winston-Salem it
seems that one finds there as
near an ideal hospital as can He
found in this section.
The hospital itseli is conven
iently located in a quiet part ol
I the city; u is new from bottom
I to top with all modern conven
iences and equipment that can
[be found for the comfort and
i benefit pi. hs patients. A cote
rie of nurses are there to aid the
| management, and these young
I ladies are headed by a popular
j young \ adkin county gin, Miss
| Ethel Nicholson, or Baltimore,
who is superintendent of the
j hospital. Misses Lottie Pardue,
of Deep Creek, and I rena Nor
man, of East Lend, are popular
nurses at this hospital.
Auci above all ihe hospital is
headed by Dr. C. S. Lawrence,
who is recognized by all as one
of the leading physicians and
surgeons in this country. Dr.
Lawrence was a recognized au
thority on surgery during the
Spanish-American war and wi s
dispatched to the front. He later
located in Winston where he
grew in the esteem of ihe people
until the world war, when he
organized an ambulance corps
and spent many months of act
ive duty behind the lints in
France. Since returning home
he has built this new and mod
ern hospital for two reasons—
that he might aid a suffering
people by building a hospital
under private supervision and a
hospital where people of mode
rate could go without such
heavy expense.
The writer’s wife has just re
turned from this hospital where
she was treated for a nervous
breakdown and we feel that
' e have said of thF mod
ern institution is fully justified
by the facts and results in this
case, and we feel no one seeking
relief by treatment or surgery
would make a mistake by going
there for treatment.
Agriculture Year Books
Copies of Agriculture Year
Books for 1926 may be obtained
from Congressman William C.
Hammer, Washington, D. C>
House Office Building, Room
443. The list for distribution is
limited and requests cannot be
filled after the supply has been
exhausted.
Administrator’s Notice
Having qualified s adminis
trator of the estate of J. H. West
deceased, late of Yadkin county,
Noith Carolina, al] persons hold*
>ng claims against the estate of
said decease J, ate hereby notified
to present them to me on or be
fore the 6th dav of October, 1922,
or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons
indebted t<> said estate are re
quested to settle at once.
This 4th day of October, 1921.
J. A. West. Administrator
of J. II/West, deceased.
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To Prevent Diphtheria
As your cointy quarantine
officer, I wish to call the atten
tion of every mother id this
county to diphtheria. The num
ber of cases of this disease being
reported to the State Board of
Health is on the increase thro
ugout the state. No epidemic
is reported at any place, but one
may occur anywhere. We are
entering our diphtheria season.
To prevent diphtheria, moth
ers should take their children
'between six months and six
| years old to their family doctor
; for three doses of toxin-antitox
j in. As it takes about six wteks
; lor the effect of this treatment
! to be established, no time should
i be lost. _ .
.Mothers should also bear In
! mind that croup and sore throat
kill too many babies to let a
grannie, your neighbor, or
there selves treat a child. As
sume no risk! Call your doctor,
and it he advises diphtheria an
titoxin, let him use it.
If the parents of this county
would follow these suggestions,
money ami lives would be saved
and sickness prevented
Yours very truly,
S. L. Russell, M. D.,
County Quarantine Officer.
Rev. Chas. A Wood, of
Wadesbore, has been appointed
superintendent of the Childrens
Home at Winston Salem, to suc
ceed Walter R. Thompson, de
ceased.
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
By virtue of an order made by
J. L. Crater, clerk Superior
court, in the special proceedings
entitled, Charles McKeivevet al
against Winston McKinney et al,
as commissioners, we will sell at
public auction to the highest
bidder on the premises in Yad
kin county, on the 29th day of
October, 1921, at 1 o’clock, p. m
the following tract of land:
Beginning on a rock oh “west
side of creek in J. C. Triplett’s
line, with his line south 52 de
grees west 10 chains, his corner;
south 49 degrees west 3.75 chans
to a hickory, his corner; south
20 degrees west 30 chains to a
rock, old corner; north 75 de
grees west 50 links io a Spanish
oak stump: south 37 degrees
west 7 chains to a pine stump on
the Boonville road; with said
; road south W egrees east 4
| drains; north t>o degrees east 2.7n
chains to a stake on the east side
of Cobb creek just above the
bridge; north 53 degrees east
6.50 chains; north 73 degrees
east 3 chains to a rock on the
Boonville road; leaving the road
"south 66 degrees east 18 chains
to a post oak, M. J. Bryan line,
formerly Nicks and Barker cor
ner; north 65 degrees east 18.55
chains to the Boonville road;
with same north 73 degrees
east 2 chains to Balm of Gilead
on the west side of Fall creek;
down said creek as it meanders
north 24 degrees west 19 chains;
north 37 degrees west 4.50
chains; north 24 degrees west 3
chains; north 45 degrees west
2 1-2 chains; north 30 degrees
west 3 1-2 chains to the mouth
of Cobb creek; down same
north 32 degrees west 15 chains
to the beginning, containing 122
acres more or less.
Terms of sale; One third on
confirmation of sale, balance in
six and twelve months, secured
by deed of tiust. The land will
be sold as a whole and in three
different tracts.
This the 21st day of Sept., 1921.
L. P. Jones & J. E. Carter, *
' Commissioners.
NOTICE
Bvirtue of an order of ihe
Superior court of Yadkin conn*
ty in an action, therein pending,
entitled W. W. Woodruff, ad
ministrator of J. M. Hudspeth,
deceased, vs J. L. Hudspeth, el
al, I will sell on the premises on
the sand clay road about two
milts west of Boonvillc, on the
2isl day of November, 1921, at
or near the hour of 2 o’clock to
tne highest bidder at public auc
tion the following described
real estate:
Lying and being in Boonvillc ,
township, Yadkin county, N. C,
adjoining the lands of A. J.
Reece, D. W. Stowe, A. R.
Sparks, -and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a Spanish oak on
lbe north side oi \ 1 arnpton v:11c
road, A. ]. Reece’s corner; then
west to a white oak, A. ].'
Reece’s corner in D. W. Stowes j
line; then south to a svae on j
the south side of iinmoionville j
! road, D. W. Stowe, J. 'V. Huds j
| pel’ll and A. R. Speers comes;
then north 41 degrees east 81
chains to a ptrviiumon tree cor j
nor; then to ihe In ,,i ; mg. coil |
[dining to acres more or less.
Terms ol sad* o n-hall cash.!
and balance < :> credit oi si\1
months with bond and -appro’, ed
security on deferred payment
with privilege to purchaser to!
pay all cash and receive deed. !
Hi is October 21, 1921.
W. W. Woodruff,
C omm i ss i oner.
I Williams & Reavis, Au’ys,
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Sale of Land
j North Cuiolina Yadkin County
I In Superior Court, before the
cierk
C. h. Wallace ami A. O. Bray
vs
M. H. bvannon.
By virtue or an execution di*1
rented to me by the Superior |
court of Yadkin county in the
above entitled action and also
by virtue of a Writ of Attach
ment duly ievied by me on the
troperty herein described, i will
sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door tu Yadkin ville
on the 7th day of November,
1921, at 1 o’clock, p. m., ail the
| right, title and interest ot the de
[fendauf f.a the following real es
i tale:
Lying and being in Deep
Creek township, Yadkin county,
o..»olui:c hoMr'*‘' i •-»>• foi-!
lows:
l'Uai tract. Bounded on the
north uv Verge Brannon; on the
I west by barah Lvaas; on the
[south oy Isaac Long, and on the
east by isuac hong, containing;
71 acres. 1
becomi tract. In same town
ship, ouundeti on me norm by
Lou t»ieen; on the west by Ivia
non Hinson; on the souin by M.
K. u ooicn, anu on lire cast by j
Joou Keavis lanes, containing j
A L acre^, more or less,
l 'Us tne ,>Jdl day or bept., 192!,
C. L. M ox ley,
biitrm laUam County
Williams & Keavis, Ail’ys.
Administrator’s Notice
flawing qualified as adininistia- J
tor of the estate of J F. aud Let- j
tie Shore, deceased, this is to no- j
tifv all ] ei>,ons having claims'
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned, proper
ly verified, within one year from
date or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery.
All petsous indebted to saides.
tatc will please make prompt pay
ment.
’this il-lnt. day of September, 1921
A. M. Shore, Admius’r
Beabow, Hall «fc Benbow, Att’ys.
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John Macemore Dies
| At Age of 103 Years
—
Mr. John Macemore, of the
Swaim's Knobs section of the
county, died Saturday, death re
selling from a complication of
diseases and the infirmities of
old age. . — „
Mr. Macemore was born Jan
uary _7, ISIS, bein^ over lf)3
years old at the time of his
death. He was a member of
the Baptist church and was a
kind neighbor and friend, loved
by all who knew him.
His wire proceeded him to the
grave some years ago. Me. is
survived by several children.
.The funeral and burial were
at Swaim's Knobs church Mon
day, the funeral being couGu-eted
by Rev. k. 1.. Speer. A large
crowd was present to pay their
last respects to a good man who
has gone from their midst.
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A.ways Ccm-.s uui;
Tints Court.
. Cu York.— *ieorge Lear <>: lVr« MA
h'! n; .eared ju the Fifth A\a,> <•> art
a> answer a smmiiwis for allowing 1*»*»j
dug to roaiu the street unmuzzled.
“Judge, as soou as I put a muzzle I
on him he eats it up,” said the de
fendant.
“Ido you mean to say he eats the
wire ones, too?” asked the magistrate.
“Yes, your honor. I have tried u.U
Notice Contractoi s
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one to one mim' i f v .rid
from the 1 >i\in» Uiii
I 11 ha liHl' :r> MiOfi l>\ | },.* o I.
A ppU to A. ! >in t:i-, v .
lieu vis.
Sale of Valuable Land .
Notice is hereby jyiven that by
virtue of an order oj the Supo-or
court of Yadkin county, N. V.,
made on I he 4th day of October,
lddl, in tlie matter of 0. hi. i’ay
lor, et al vs Irui. Poindexter, et a!,
1 will offer for sale at public- unc
tion to the highest bidder ou the J
premises, on Friday, the 4th day
November, 1921, at 11 o’clock, a,
m., on tbe terms of One third
cash; One-third in six months and
One-third in twelve months, the
deferred payments to be secured
by note with a {•proved security '
and 1 oiteresr. at nei cent.
per annum from continuation. 1 he
following (loseribed lands.
Lying ;nnl being the cm at;, of
Yadkin, ho bush township. all
joining the lands of Irvin 1) ri! 1.
C. L. Nicholson and other*, and
bounded as follows: Beginning
a.t a black oak on the load leading
to Huntsville, muni.r; wp*-.. it
chains to a post oak corner'
thence south !> chains any fh)
links to a post oak cornel; west
lh chains ami J> links to a while
oak in the Stewart line; thence
south to the sa:.l Stewart hue 2-:
chains to a stake, at the io;id in
Glenn s line; flnuce south Jj4 de
grees east ol chains to a Spa ish
at forks of roan; thence north 4
degrees east i chains and (i > ij !;s
to a blaek oak; thence south 58
degrees east 5 chains to a pod
oak corner of the < hureh ioj;
tin m-e south 5 chains and 75
links to a stake on tlie side of tin*
road; thence north (>f> degrees
west f» chains and 75 links to the
beginning, containing 78 acres,
more or less, excepting tiieic
froiu 4 acres heretofore sold to
Nathan JL’av'or. and 3 acres sold
t) Lee Logan.
This the.4th day of Ootohoj- b/H
L'\ 13. liei.bow,. Corn.
Benbow, tlall Sc Be:bow, Ait\' .