The Yadkin Baptist Sunday
School Convention March 27
The Yadkin Baptist Sunday School Convention \tiil beheld
held at Hethe! Baptist church, beginning Friday, March 27th, and
continuing through Saturday and Sunday. Following is a pro
gram of the proceedings.
I-RIDAY, MARCH 27.
11:00 A. \1.—Devotional. Rev. R. P. Corum.
Dinner.
1:10 P. M.—Devotional, Rev. R. K. Adams.
2:00 P. 31.—Organization.
2:30 P. M.—Are our Sunday Schools teaching the Bible as they
should?
7:30 P. 31—Preaching, Rev. 1). C. Reece.
SATURDAY, MARCH 2S.
0:30 A. M.—Devotional, Rev. X. H Comer.
10:00 A. M.—Is there as much devotion, consecration and worship
in ourSunday Schools as there should be? If not, what
is the remedy? Rev. W. V. Brown.
10:45 A. 31.—What is the signs of the times, Rev. S. S. 3!ay.
11.-25A. 31.—z\re our Sunday Schools properly organized? J.H.
Saylor.
Dinner.
1:30 P \1—Devotion, Rev. H. 1J Howe!!.
2:00 P. M.—Are our Sunday School teachers properly trained?
Rev. W. A. llolleman.
2:30 P. M.—What are tlte duties of the deacons of our churches?
Rev. R. P. (Jorum
7:30 P. \1.—Exercises of Bethel Sunday School
SUNDAY, MARCH 29.
10:00 A. M. —Devotional, Rev. D. (1. Reece.
10:30 A. M.—Should our Sunday Schools patronize the modern
idea of socialism, such as class picnics, weinnie roasts,
icecream suppets, etc? Rev. E. W. Burrus.
11:00 A. M.—Sermon.
Committee—
J 1-. ESS1C,
D. C.REKCE,
R. T. CORUM.
Trustee's Sa!e of Land
State of North Carolina,
County of Yadkin.
By virtue of authority contain
ed in acertain deed of trust exe
cuted to the undersigned trustee
by Furman Carter and wife, Ida
Carter, on the 10th day of June,
1921, which said deed of trust is
duly recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Yadkin
county, in book No. 28, page 68,
to secure the payment of a cer
tain bond, and the stipulations
in said deed of trust not having
been complied with at the re
quest of the owner of said bond,
f will expose to sale at public
auction, at the court house door
in Yadkinville, North Carolina,
on the 27th day of March, 1925,
at 12 o'clock, noon, tin follow
ing described real estate, to wit:
Beginning at a stake in Sarah
Warden's line near some dog
wood sorouts and runs westward
150 yards to a post oak; thence
southwardly to a post oak in T
W. Carter's line; thence cast
with said line to John James
ine; thence east with James line
o a poplar in or near Sarah
Warden's line; thence north with
Sarah Warden's line to the be
ginning, containing 8 acres more
or less. Except a lot owned by
Laura Godberry situated on the
east side of above described
tract, which was run off bj M.
G- Myers, surveyor, and agreed
upon by all parties concerned,
to wit: Lucenda Carter, Jiles
Carter, Leahman Godberry and
Laura Godberry. See deed from
Lucinda Carter and Jiles Carter
to Furman Carter, dated April
22nd, 1915, and recorded in deed
book 10,117, Register of Deeds
office Yadkin county, N. C.
Terms of sale, cash.
This February 23,1925.
W T. Wilson, Trustee
Get your neighbor to sub
scribe for The Rippie.
Trustee's Sa!e of Va uabte
Lands
tinh-randbyvttttteofthepow
er contained it) a cettain deed of
ttustnunh' indexecutC'lbyW . M
Ct.iwford.indwile, galbe Craw
ford, on t!it-2Hth (fay of.January,
P'2-h tothe undorsiuntd tnmtc)-,
to secure a ih'ltt of $20S/.'.))), w liicti
don! of (rust is recn'ded in the
ollice of llegister of Deeds of
Y.idkiu county, in book 30, [atge
4!!, saidde!;t tteiiigdueand un
p.iid.f will sell at jtultlic auction
forciisltontheju'emises. to t)ie
highest biddei', onYIondav, the
3rdtinynf!\!;n'ch, !!<21, at2['. )n.
the following described property,
to-wit:
Eying am! being in Y:tdkin
county aforesaid, ani])nore ,mr.
ticulatly (loscrittcdataldeHui'das
fo!!ows
Aiittiatcerhtin piece or parcel
of hmdsitiutte, lying .md being in
Knobs township, Yadkin county,
State of Xorth Carolina, bounded
on the north by the lauds of ttie
Motor C'nnpany, on tliewestby
the hands of It. E. Poindexter, on
the south by the lands of .1. E.
Holes, on rhe east by the lands of
Oliver Moons and more particular
!yboundedan<] described as fol
lows:
Beginnngonaiock and runs
south 24 50 chain* to a rock,
Hickerson'scorner; thence ten th
SI degrees west 2.75 cltains to a
rock, -l.E. Holes' corner; thence
north 78 (tegrees west 5 chains
thettee west 6 chaitts; thence soutlt
8f debtees west 5 chains to a
rock, J. E. Boles' corner; thence
nortti 28.50 chains to a [tine; then
east 8 chains to a sourwood; then
south 70 degrees east 9 chains to
a rock; thence east 8 cltains to the
beginning, cotttaming 641 acres,
more or less. For further refer
ence see deed from 1. A. Church
and wife to W. M. Crawford and
recorded in book J8, page 1!2,
Yadkin County Registry.
Tltia March 9, 1925.
J. F. Hendren,
, TrtMtee.
Ford Pay RoH Large
Detroit, Mich. March 14.—Km
ployees in the Ford organizadon
were paid more than a quarter
of a billion dollatsin wages and
safaries during 1924, according
to payroll totats made public
here today at the offices of the
Ford Motor Company.
The fargest pnyrotfs were at
the Highland Park md River
Rouge plants of the company
here, the total for these two
plants alone reaching the enor
mous figure of $172,820,145.66
for the last year.
At other plants and at branches
throughout the country the com
puny uurtng tire last year paid
employees a total of $72,532,471!,
53. The figures given out also
include wages and salaries paid
a! the Lincoln Motor Company,
a division of the Ford Motor
Company, the C. H. Johansson
Co Inc., and the Fordson Coal
Company, which totaled $8,648,
906.18, bringing the total for the
organization up to $253,001,528.
37.
Commissioner' Sale of Meal
Estate
Pnrsnanf.toordxroft.hcSUpr'r
inrcourtut' Yadkin county. made
imftu-l'S;lidayi)fl't-b)'nary,l!12a,
hi a Mjir-cia! {'rin-ccding entitled
31aryW;)t!nkleai)il()tl)''rsagainst
(trace H. uton and otiieis, t will
sell for cash at ]mblic auction in
Yadkii'ivilli-, Xm th Carolina, be
tweentliehoursof 11 o'clock a.
m.andlo'clock}'.m. outlie 21st
dayof71arch,l!l27, the following
mat opiate, to-wit. In liberty
township,-"rrdinfntng ttlc lands of
Sock Shorn, Miios Gough ami
others. and bouuded as follows:
Hegmining at pointers south of
Plowman house and runs north
2bcliaiustoa ind oak bush, then
south 77 degrees cast 11 chains to
a pinn tnisti; ttien soutti S degrees
westitc)iainsai)d2o links to a
poplar; then oast on an agreed
lines chains to a hickory, in
Hutchi ns lino; then south!}) chain
andotltinkstoa ]<ostoak: then
west 17 chainsaudod links to the
beginning, containing 26 acres,
more or less, and being the lauds
conveyed by Jessie Jenkins to
\\ illiam \V. Plowman by deed re
corded in book C, ]iage 6S1, in the
ollice of the Register of Yadkin
county.
1'his l-'i bruary IS. 192-7.
S. Carter Williams,
Commissioner.
Mortgagee's Notice of 8a!e
of Rea! Estate
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a mortgage execut
ed January .11,1916, by Millard
Parks and wife, Carrie Parks,
registered in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Yadkin
county, m hook 17, page 223, and
default having been tnadc in
payment of note secured by the
mortgage,! will seP at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door in
Yadkinville between the hours
of Hand 2 o'clock on (he sec
ond day of April, 1925, a tract of
land situate in Knobs township,
Yadkin coun'y, as follows:
One house and one acre of
land on which said house stands,
said Infuse is known as the Joe
Dowell house, beginning on a
rock, Walter Dalton's corner,
west 70 yards to a rock, south 70
yards to rock, east 70 yard? to
Bud Gwyn's line, north with Bud
Cwyn'sline to the beginning,
containing one acre, more or
less.
This February 28, 1925.
Arthur Tidline, Mortgagee
by J. F. Hendren, Assignee
of Charles Tidline.
Anna Baity
Died Last Friday
Anna Elizabeth Unity
ehome of he: parents,
!^d Mrs J. W. !). U tity, .it
Cc irtney Eridav afternoon after
erittg it!ness,
he funeral service conducted
tev. V. M. Swaim at (Jourt
^ church, of which the de
was a member, Sunday
o'clock and interment was
iC church cemetery.
^ceased is survived by her
and ftve sisters and one
wasr school te,<ch
g tatight at various
this section. She was
young lady and had a
friends throughout the
mourn her death.
bins Store Robbed
Last Tuesday Night
store of J. H, Dobbins &
east of the court house,
through front door
night and robbed of
of clothes and two
shoes and other things,
ce to the store was
removmg a large glass
ont door.
Shaft News items
^ From Everywhere
Ac&t rding to the Statesville
Daily,} 'fake bootlegger played
adirty ritk oa several thitsty
citix^jUM that city recently.
, ^hsd
soficititg orders for good old
Holland and Gordon gin at $1 50
perouart, cash in advance. A
number of fellows planked down
the cash, but the gin is minus
The number of state examina
tions for teachers certificates,
elementary and high school, has
been teduced from three to one
each yeai. The annual examna
tion for 1925 wili be held Tues
day and Wednesday, Aprd 14
and 15.
A white baby a week old was
found in the road near Greens
boto a few days ago by a mail
carrier. Gladys Trodgen, alleg
ed mother of the baby, has been
placed under arrest. The baby
was taken to the Children's
Home where it is said to be get
icg along fine.
Mrs. Ellen Grubbs, aged 75,
was struck and killed instantly
op the road seven miles north of
Winston Friday night by a car
driven by W. L Bennet, of that
city. The accident is said to
have been unavoidable.
J. B. Sherrill, one of the best
editorial writers in the state, hhs
just completed forty vcars of
continuous service as editor and
publisher of the Concord l imes,
W. W. McGraw, former Char
lotte policeman, is held in that
city on a charge of robbery. It
is alleged that he held up a negro
dishwasher and robbed hint.
Winston-Salem reported fif
teen cases of smallpox last week
J. Frank Beck, white, aged 70,
was found dead beside the rail
road tracks in Lexington Satur
day. It is presumed that he was
killed by a passing train.
influenza is sweeping parts of
the country again. Several of
the large cities report heavy
death tolls from it
lames C. Taylor, native of
Chapel Hill, died in China last
week. He was touring the Ce
lesta! empire
Subscribe for The Ripple
John G. Sargent, of Vermont,
!s Named Attorney Genera!
Notice of Special Tax
Election
The petition of the qualifed
voters of the Boonyille Specia!
Tax District asking for an elec
tion to be held in said district on
the question of levying a special
tax of five cents on the one hun
Jred dollars valuation of prop
erty both real and personal the
same'to supplement the twenty
five cent rate now in force in
said district and to make the
maximum rate of specia! tax in
said district thirty cents on the
one hundred dollars valuation ot
property all of said local tax to
supplement the public school
fund apportioned to said district;
coming on to be considered and
!t appearing to the Board 'hat
said petition was in proper form
anu signed by the required num
ber of qualified voters of said
district and endorsed by the
proper authorities.
It is, therefore, ordered by the
Board that an election be held in
said district on the l.hh day of
April, 1925, to determme the wtii
of thequaliiied voters of said dis
trict on the question of raising
the maximum tax rate of said
district horn twenty five to thir
ty cents on the one hundred dol
lars valuation of property, which
question shall at said election be
submitted to the qualified voters
of said district. Those in favor
of said tax shall vote a printed or
written ballot wrdi the words
"For Local Tax,'* thereon, and
those opposed to said tax shaii
vote a wrttten or printed ballot
with the words "Against Local
Tax," thereon. Said election
snail be held in the manner pro
vided by law. Foiling place shall
be at C. D. Poindexter's store
place. A new and complete reg
istration of the voters of said dis
trict is hereby ordered. W. W.
Woodruff is hereby appointed
registrar and J. O. Fleming and
D. M. Ycsfat judges of said elec
tion. The said registrar and
judges after holding the said elec
tion shall report the results to
his Board.
The boundaries of said district
arc as follows; Beginning at a
point on the bank of the Y adkin
river in the mouth of Dobbins
creek, then down the river to
George Taylor's corner; thence
southward with his line to the
old road leading from Rockford
to Mount Xebo; thence south
with the old road to G. W. Recce
corner, therce eastward with G
W. Reece's line to G. W. Reece
and lames Wall's corner; thence
southward with G W. Reece's
line as it meanders to the creek,
then up the creek to Charlie
Gwyn's line, then east with the
east boundary of the lands of
Charlie Gwvn to the southwest
corner of his lands, jhen south
ward to John Caudle's line in
Bud Prim's deceased, line, lo
cated on the north side of road
leading from old Rockford and
Yadkinville road to Lewis
Brown's, then westward with
Candle and Prim's [line to said'
Rockford-YadkinviHe road, then
northward with the said road to
T. S. Burgess and Prim's corner,
then westward with Burgess line
to a hickory. T. S. Burgess and
Barney Williard's corner, then
west with WiHiards and D. M.
Reece's line to N. F. Burgess
and Barney WiHiard's corner,
then westward with Buagess and
WiHiard tine to Dan Ha!!, dee d,
corner, then northward with
Ha!! and Burgess !ine to We!don
Hon. John G Sargent, of Ver
mont, was nominated and con
firmed yesterday to be Attorney
Ceneral of the United States,
after the senate had twice refus
ed to confirm the nomination of
Charles B. Warren
The senate acted quickly and
the vote was unanimous for con
firmation.
Judge B. F. Long
Died Saturday
Judge Benjamin F. Long di- d
at his home in Statesville Satur
day afternoon at 1:45 o'clock,
death resuiting from a stroke of
paralysis which he suffered an
hour earlier. The stroke affect
ed his right side.
He had been in failing health
for some time, having recently
returned from Philadelphia
where he consulted a specialist.
! He was a sufferer from htgh
I blood pressure.
The funeral was corducted
Monday afternoon and inter
ment was in Oak wood cemetery
at Statesville.
He was 72 years old and is
survived by his wife and five
children.
Woodruff, dcc'd, corner, in X. F.
Burgess line, then rto^th
Hutrgesslfud Wnodfu^f' hnd^W!!
Woodruff and Richard Stinson's ^
corner in Burgess iinc, then west
ward with Woodruff and Stin
son's !ine to the Rockford and
Hamptonvilleroad, then south
ward with said road to forks of
road near Fd Col tins residence,
then westward with road leaving
forks of road to Boonvilie-Yad
kinville sand clnv road to M. Y.
Fleming's line, tiler; southwardly
with lleming's iine to North
Deep creek, thence up the creek
to A. S, Speer's line, thence
southwardly and with Speer line
around his lands to Speas' line,
then northwardly with Speas
line to Deep Creek, then up the
creek to a bridge above Lee Mot
singer's residence, then a north
ward course to Janesville Boon
vi'le sand clay road to point in
X F. Wagoner's line, then
around his lands and including
his lauds back to JoncsviileBoon
ville road, then westward -vith
the road to a point two hundred
i yards cast of 1. C. Coliias' r si
dence, tiien a northeast course
to Tandy Vestal's line in tire
Booaviile-Crutchfield road, tire
iold Dobbins line, then north ward
with the road ro a point near
.Barnet Smith's house and east of
Barnet Smith and Waiter {Green
wood's corner, then west to said
corner, then north with Smith's
l:ne to buntn scorner, ttren norm
ward course to a spring near
Thomas Pardue's residence,t!ten
down the spring branch to ford
of creek near J. L). Dobbins',
then westward!)*, northward!)*
and eastward!)* with J. D Dob
bins hne and around his bands
and back to creek, then down
the creek to mouth of creek in
Yadkin river, the begginning.
Registration books will open
March 16th, 1925, and wH! close
April 4th, 1925. Said registra
tion to be governed by the rules
governing general elections The
registrar will attend the polling
I place March 21st, and 28:h, and
i April 4th, 1925,
J. M. Davis, Chm B. C C
by T R. Eaton, Clerk