THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1962
15 4-H Boys Get
Pigs to Raise
In Chain Project
Fifteen Moore County 4-H: boys!
received gilt pigs through the 4-H
Pig Chain this week. The boys
who received pigs were selected
because of interest exhibited, fa
cilities available and past 4-H
achievement.
The club members will feed and
care for the pigs, following man
agement recommendations in the
4-H Swine Manual. They will
have their pigs bred to an ap
proved meat type boar and will
return one 8-week-old gilt to the
4-H Pig Chain. This pig will be
passed on to another 4-H Club
member.
The purpose of the Pig Chain
is to stimulate interest in market
pig production, give deserving 4-
H Club members a chance to get
started in the business and teach
them good swine management
practices.
The pigs that were placed this
week were produced on the W.
W. Dalrymple farm and were a
Spotted Poland China and York
shire cross.
Club members receiving pigs
were Glenn Caviness, Ronald
Garner, Farrell Ritter. Wayland
Maness, Tommy hPillips, Steve
Childress, Jerry Childress, Jimmy
Wadsworth, D. A. Cockman, Ran
dy Wallace, Gregg Garner, Sam
my Fishel, George Sessoms, David
Bailey and Ted Monroe.
Sponsors for the 4-H Pig Chain
are Aberdeen Packing Company
and Sandhills Production Credit.
These firms financed the purchase
of the original pigs started in the
pig chain.
Rank Promotion,
Badges Given at
Court of Honor
MOORE nOUNTY RECORDER'S COURT
‘Problem Boy’ Bound Over to Superior
Court On Probable Cause For Arson
The Moore District Boy Scout
Court of Honor was held Monday
at the Vass Methodist Church.
Troop 810, under the leadership
of Scoutmaster Cecil H. Rowell,
had the opening and closing cere
mony.
Activities Chairman Karl
Schweinfurth presented the Sec
ond Class Rank Advancement to
Michael Wood of Troop 206 Pine-
bluff.
Vice-Chairman J. Douglas
David presented Merit Badges to
the following: Jeff Mills, swim
ming, and Joseph Bilyeu, Life
Saving, both of Troop 206 Pine-
bluff; Chris Black, Citizenship in
Community, Cooking; and Stan
ley Williams, Citizenship in Com
munity and Cooking, both of
Troop 74, Robbins.
Troop 74 of Robbins won the
attendance trophy. It was accept
ed by Margaret Williams of Rob
bins who brought the Troop to
Vass, pinch-hitting for her hus
band, Scoutmaster Ed Williams,
who was unable to attend.
The next court of honor wiU be
held at Pinebluff Lake on July 9.
This will be an out-door court.
The "Order of the Arrow” will be
in charge of the opening and clos
ing ceremonies. Picnic baskets
and bathing suits should be
brought by all units who wish to
come early and enjoy the lake
prior to the court which will start
at 8 p. m.
Junior Jordan of Robbins, the
“problem boy” of Moore County
Recorder’s Court at Carthage,
was back again Monday—^this
time to be bound over to Superior
Court under a $5,000 bond on a
charge of arson.
He was last in the court at Car
thage about a month before for
throwing rocks at his mother, and
that time a solution seemed in
sight. A neighbor. Mack Beck, of
fered to take him into his home,
giving him a chance to do useful
farm work as well as getting him
away from the family where his
difficulties seemed to originate.
The court placed the 19-year-
old youth into Beck’s custody. He
left the Beck home, however,
Sunday, June 3, without a fare
well, and on Wednesday night a
barn owned by Quincey Williams,
and leased by Beck, burned down.
Burned with it were farm ma
chinery, including a binder, wag
on and plows, some 200 bales of
hay, all of Beck’s corn crop, and
a young calf. A cow was saved.
The Highfalls and Robbins
rural fire trucks and crews arriv
ed but too late to do any good.
Total loss was estimated at $5,000
—with no insurance.
Located by Beck at his parents’
home the next day, Jordan return
ed with him willingly enough,
and, interviewed by officers, ad
mitted having set the fire though
he said he “didn’t know why.”
Back surmised he might have had
hard feelings because of some
correction he had received, on
giving the hogs too much feed
so that they left most of it in the
trough.
Before the fire was set, a lot of
feed had been taken out and
spread around on the ground, pro
viding the clue that it might have
been Junior who did it.
Junior pleaded not guilty at the
Recorder’s Court hearing, but on
testimony by Deputy Sheriff I.
B. Marley and Assistant Police
Chief D. B. Cranford of Robbins,
Judge J. Vance Rowe found prob
able cause and passed him on up
to the higher court. E(ond was not
made.
Junior, who has had little
schooling, and is said to have a
third or fourth grade reading
ability, has been in court numer
ous times under indictment by his
mother, Mrs. Hazel Jordan, be
cause of temper tantrums in
which he attacked her. One time
she indicted his younger sister
also, and the 16-year-old girl was
sent to Samarcand on her own
wish and is reported to be "do
ing fine.”
On that occasion, hearing testi
mony of the family fight, which
was stopped only when the elder
ly invalid father threw himself
between the young people and
their mother. Judge Rowe told
the mother, “It seems to me that
you are as much to blame as your
children.”
Junior has been sent to first
offenders’ camp at Butner but
wouldn’t stay. He wouldn’t stay,
either, with a relative at Greens
boro who offered to keep him. He
has been on probation and that
didn’t work either. Sent to the
r6ads, he was reportedly a good
and docile prisoner. A few months
ago a state training school refused
ous suspended terms were order
ed into effect, to run concurrent
ly with the new ones—four
months on the roads for Hun-
sucker, and for the others 30 days
each, suspended for James and
Roy Nichols and White on pay-
m.ent of costs and good behavior
conditions. James Nichols addi
tionally received a 60-day sen
tence, on the assault with deadly
weapon charge, suspended for two
years on payment of $25 and costs
and medical expenses of Milton
White.
Other cases disposed of Mon
day:
Pearlie S. Jordan, West End
Route 1, unlawful possession of
illicit whiskey, $25 and costs
Yewell Ray Maness, Jr., Robbins,
Route 1, careless and reckless
driving causing accident and per
sonal injury, 60 days suspended
for 12 months on payment of $25
and costs, not to drive carelessly
and recklessly, nor speed more
than 60 miles per hour, nor drive
while drinking, during the sus
pension period; Howard Wiynn,
Robbins, public drunk, carrying
concealed weapon (.25 automatic
pistol), four months’ suspended
for 12 months on payment of $75
and costs, not to appear in any
public place while intoxicated
and not to carry on or about him
any deadly weapon; James Hu
bert McAllister, Carthage, assault
and battery on female, 30 days
suspended for 12 months on pay
ment of $15 and costs, good be
havior conditions.
Shelton William Davis, failure
to comply, commitment to issue
putting three-months sentence
into effect unless defendant pays
all delinquent weekly payments
since October 2, 1961, up to date;
O’Neal Scott, Carthage, careless
and reckless driving, accident,
personal injury, six months sus
pended for two years on payment
of $50 and costs, damages and
medical expenses, not to violate
traffic lavUs during suspension
period; Russell Goins, Carthage,
drunk and disorderly, cursing,
trespass, assault with deadly
weapon (rock), six months on
roads; J. Fletcher Garner, Car
thage, Route 3, non-support of
children, and Cathleen Garner,
Carthage, neglecting children, nol
pros taken in both cases; John
Russell Biarber, Jr., Carthage Star
Route, driving without license,
drunken driving (third offense),
nol pros on first count, on second
court six months suspended on
payment of $500 and costs, de
fendant gave notice of appeal and
bond was set at $500.
$ 44.88
1.75
59.68
44.19
92.58
Support Rate For
Wheat Set $2.16
The minimum 1962-crop wheat
price support rate for North Caro
lina counties will be $2.16 per
bushel for Grade No. 1.
The 1962 wheat crop will be
supported as in the past through
loans on farm-stored and ware
house-stored wheat and through
purchase of wheat delivered by
producers under purchase agree
ments. Loans and purchase agree
ments will be available from har
vest-time through January 31,
1963. Loans will mature on Feb
ruary 28, 1963. Loans and pur
chase agreements will be avail
able from County Agricultural
Stabilization. and Conservation
Service (ASCS) offices.
Farmers who plant within their
1962 allotment will be able to
market their entire production
without marketing quota penal
ty, but they will not be eligible
for price . support unless they
signed up and are participating
in the 1962 wheat stabilization
program.
NOTICE OF SALE FOR TAXES
Under and by virtue of the power vested in me by the laws of
the State of North Carolina, particularly by Chapter 310 of the Pub
lic Laws of 1939, as mended and pursuant to an order of the Town
Council, Town of Southern Pines, I will offer for sale and will sell
at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder ,at the Town Hall
door in Southern Pines at 12 o’clock noon on Monday, the 9th day
of July, 1962, liens upon the real estate described below for the
nonpayment of taxes owing for the year 1961. The real estate which
is subject to lien, the name of its —owner or the name of the per
son who listed it for taxes, and the amount of the lien is set out
below. And notice is hereby given that the amounts of the liens set
out below are subject to the addition of interest as provided by
law, and also the costs of sale.
This 14th day of June, 1962.
MILDRED p. McDonald,
Tax Collector
EAST SOUTHERN PINES
Allen, Robert E. - Edgemore Dr. No. 1 ...
Barton, George L. - Cameron Subdivision No. 9,
G & 8, Nos. 5 & 6
Blue, Mrs. John A. - K & 5, Pt. No. 4, 5, al. & sq
Brown, R. M. - D & 2, No. 1, 2, 23, 24
Clark, Mildred - N & 4, Nos. 4,5,6, & ^ al., N. & 4,
No. 3, R & 7, Nos. 1,2,3, Q &7, Nos. 12-21
Delmarsh, Bertha - F & 1, Nos. 11 & 12 4.38
Dixon, Ilean Hrs. - G & 2, Nos. 1, 22, 23, 24, & al 73.15
Edwards, Maggie Lou - H & 6, Pt. 6, Pt. 7 92.75
Goff, James J. & Catherine - R & 10, Nos. 19 & 20 1.75
Green, Mrs. Harold - Orchard Rd. No. 2, Pt. 3, 4, & 5 156.11
Green, Harold F. - O & 3, No. 12 47.78
Haines, W. C. - Ashe, No. 2667 33.69
Hancock, Jean - D & 4, Nos. 15 & 16 1.75
Harris, Richard T. - 1 & 2, No. 6 & 14’ No. 5 40.78
Lipe, L. P. - K & 3, No. 16, Vz al. & sq 276.47
McDonald, W. A. - Way, No. 107 72.71
Mid South Estates - Q & 7, No. 12, Pt. 13, Hill Crest,
Nos. 16-33, Hughes Ld., Nos., 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 35.01
O’Callaghan, Sr., L. V. - E & 1, Nos. 1-5, 24 88.55
Parks, J. C. - Ridge St. & Ill. Ave., 1 Lot 4.38
Richards, Mrs. Marion - D & 1, Nos. 21,22 & al 66.33
Robbins, J. C. & Jean - F & 6, Nos. 17, 18, 19, 20 ,21,
E & 7, Nos. 15, 16, 17, 18 1313
Sandhill Awning Co. - H & 3, No. 16, % al 62.79
Springer, James A., Jr. - O & 3, No. 18, Pt. 19 79.28
Stewart, Lloyd C & Mary-Knollwood, No. 2139 & 2140 2.19
Tew, Clyde & Ina - L & 6, % 13, % 14 22.18
Ward, Mary Ethel - D & 5, Nos. 7 & 8 ..; 30.19
Wilson, Raymond - S Ashe, 1 Lot 29.43
Winecoff, Mrs. E. A. - Q & 7, Nos. 15-19, Pt. 20, 21 & al. 3.50
Wright, Gerald L. - P & 5, Nos. 4, 5, 6, & al 50.75
Yarborough, Clyde & Hazel - J & 5, No. 7,8,9, & al 186.52
WEST SOUTHERN PINES
Alford, James - S & 12, No. 23 $ 12.10
Hines, Lizzie - S & 11, Nos. 15, 16 4.15
Hines, Ped - S & 12, Nos. 9, Pt. 6 17.88
Hinson, James & Willie E. - K & 8, Pts. No. 7 & 8 12.69
Horton, W. T. - L & 13, No. 16, Vz No. 17, al 8'?.24
Huggins, Elijah & Plummie - O & 10, Nos. 17, 18
Ingram, Harold J. - P & 11, No. 17
Ingram, Johhsie Lee Cash - Rage Ld., Nos. 31-36,
Bethea, Nos. 2 & 3
Jackson Andrew - P & 9, No. 18
Jackson, Charles W. Ill - K & 13, No. 3, Vz No. 2
Jackson, Susie - Rankin Land, Nos. 28, 29 .
Johnson, Charles V. - Conn. Ave., 1 Lot
Johnson, Elizabeth Faulkner, O & 10, Nos. 1, 2, 24
Johnson, Juanita - T & 12, No. 10
Johnson, Justine - New Hamp. Ave. 1 Lot
Johnson, Maggie - P & 10, Nos. 7, 8, 9
Johnson, Zora & Frances Hayes - K & 11, Nos. 5,6,7,8
Jones, Beatrice - S & 11, No. 14 1-53
Jones, George - Old Jim Town, 1 Lot, Conn. Ave. 1 Lot 8.23
Jones, Mack W. - P & 13, Nos. 23, Pt. 24, al., J. & 7,
No. 21 & 22 25.30
Jones, Mrs. Viola - I & 14, Nos. 16, 17, 29, 30 20.13
King, Edna - N & 9, No. 11 5.95
King, Stella - S & 11, No. 1 & 2 1-45
Lawhom, Sallie Cole - Buchan Ld., 93 - 100 Acres 15.92
Lawson, R. C. - N & 10, Nos. 1-21, 4 als. sq., N & 11,
Nos. 22, 23 25.55
Leslie, Douglas & Izetta - N & 14, Nos. 7, 8 29.20
Letterlough, Henry - Q & 11, No. 5, & al 14.18
Lewis, Levot - Page Ld. Nos. 73 & 74 59.42
Lockwood, Leroy Junior & Pearl - Q & 14, Nos. 19, 20 6.13
4.38
.88
8.14
4.38
13.69
.88
.53
16.84
1.32
5.08
2.63
21.53
35.88
6.30
8.35
1.40
9.63
8.93
15.49
7.44
Lakeview News
By LINDA WATTS
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. York of
Fayetteville were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Beard over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Priest, Mrs.
Marks and son Kenneth, attend-
Billy Carrol’s graduation from
./eldon High School Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Knight of Rocky
Mount is visiting the Crockett
family for a few days.
Mrs. Myrtle Marks and parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Priest, were
shopping in Cheraw, S. C., last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Graham
and daughter Cindy visited rela
tives in Jackson, Ohio, last week.
Miss Susan Haynes, Miss Myrna
McRae, and Miss Barbara Jessup
spent the weekend at Myrtle
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Priest and
Myrtle Marks and son, Kenneth,
attended a birthday dinner last
Sunday at John Taylor’s home,
David Crockett spent Sunday
evening at Camp Monroe to at
tend the Senior High Fellowship
Conference, to plan activities for
the Senior Camp.
The annual Blue clan reunion
will be held at Lakeview on Sun
day, June 24, at the Community
House near the Presbyterian
Church.
The Lakeview Bible School
closed Sunday. A covered dish
supper was enjoyed by the child
ren and parents.
to take him because of his age and
previous record.
Those who have worked with
the boy agree he “needs help,” but
what kind, and where to get it,
is the problem.
Seven Youths Tried
Seven youths of the Robbins
area, 18 to 23 years of ape, were
in court under an assortment of
charges as the result of a ruckus
at Robbins Saturday night, May
19. Two of the seven were acquit
ted while the others, all pleading
not guilty but one, were found
guilty and given road terms.
Testimony was given by Depu
ty Sheriff I. D .Marley and As
sistant Robbins Chief D. B. Cran
ford against Roy Nichols, Milton
White, Wade Teague, Don Bn-t-
lish, James Nichols and
Brown, whom Cranford had
charged with assault and battery
and affray, and Edwin Hunsucker,
charged with assaulting Roy
Nichols with a deadly weapon, a
knife, inflicting serious injuries.
In addition, Hunsuefcer had in
dicted James Nichols with assault
ing him with an iron tire tool,
and Roy Nichols with aiding and
abetting, while Roy Nichols had
indicted Hunsucker with injuring
personal property—slashing the
upholstery of his car.
In the warrants charging as
sault and battery and affray, the
seven were described as “mutual
ly assaulting and beating each
other with their fists and against
each other in a public place. . .
to the terror and disturbance of
other citizens.”
Acquitted were Don English
and Wade Teague. For two, Ed
win Hunsucker and Leon Brown
(the latter pleading guilty) previ-
Legal Notices
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF MOORE
The undersigned having duly
qualified as the xecutor of the Es
tate of Ralph O. Cowin, deceased,
late of the above named County
and State, all persons, firms and
corporations having claims of
whatsoever nature against the
said Ralph O. Cowin, deceased,
are hereby notified to exhibit the
said claim or claims to the under
signed on or before the 14th day
of December, 1962, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons, firms and
corporations indebted to the said
Ralph O. Cowin, deceased, are
hereby requested to pay the said
indebtedness to the undersigned
immediately.
This the 14th day of June, 1962.
THE CITIZENS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY OF
SOUTHERN PINES, Execu
tor of the Estate of Ralph O.
Cowin.
J14,21,28,Ju5c
Allen, Est., Anna - P & 12, Nos. 17, 18, 19, & al.
Allen, Jamison & Ethel - P & 11, Nos. 23 & 24
Allen, Mary C. - P & 13, No. 15 & ^ of 16
Alston, Robert L. - P & 9, No. 22
Armstrong, Alexander A. - M & 13, No. 12
Armstrong Hrs., Flora - 1 Lot Conn. Ave
Austin, Julius & Viola - N & 9, No. 12 ....
Barnes, Nora - O & 14, No. 12
Baskerville, Corrine - K & 7, No. 6
Bennett, Bobby Lee - I & 8, No. 2
Bennett, John R. & Annell - I & 8, No. 1
Bowman, Nora - L & 12, Nos. 3, 4, & al
Brinkley Hrs., Rosa - L & 15, Nos. 7 & 8 10.50
Broadway, Forrest - L & 13, No. 11 & al., M & 12, Pt. No. 7 .... 2.55
Brower Hrs., George - New Hamp. Ave., 1 Lot 30.63
Brown, Albert - N & 9, No. 23 -53
Brown, Henrietta - L & 12, No. 5 3.02
Brown, Willie & Gertrude - Q & 8, Pt. 18, 19, 20 11.50
Burrows, Mrs. De Shelton Miller - L & 13, Nos. 13, 14, 15 78.05
Cagle, Paul - K & 11, Nos. 3, 4, 5 2.63
27.04
5.25
2.19
5.25
14.92
2.98
9.02
3.50
26.25
16.10
10.63
10.33
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Leon-.u.'»UNTY OF MOORE
rhe undersigned having duly
qualified as the executor of the
Estate of Anita K. Cowin, deceas
ed, late Of the above named Coun
ty and State, all persons, firms
and corporations having claims of
whatever nature against the said
Anita K. Cowin, deceased, are
hereby notified to exhibit the said
claim or claims to the undersign-
on or before the 14th day of De
cember, 1962, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recow
ery. All persons, firms and cor
porations indebted to the said An
ita K. Cowin, deceased, are here
by requested to pay the said in
debtedness to the undersigned im
mediately.
This the 14th day of June, 1962,
THE CITIZENS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY OF
SOUTHERN PINES, Execu
tor of the Estate of Anita K.
Cowin.
J14,21,28Ju5c
Cameron, Flora Hill - O & 14, Nos. 13, 14
Cameron, Lindsay H. - L & 13, No. 6
Campbell, Darious - N & 12, No. 8 & al
Campbell, James Sam - O & 15, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 24, Pt. 4
Caroline, James - R & 13, Nos. 9 & 10
Cassady, Ather & Bertha - M & 10, No. 2
Cassady, Joseph - K & 11, Pt. No. 2
Caviness Hrs., Eli - N & 12, No. 13
Chavis Norman - B. Harris Lot
Conyers, Ulysses - I & 14, Nos. 6 & 7
Cotton, Dora - O & 13, No. 3
Covington, Carrie - M & 13, No. 15
Davis, Emma Mae - S & 12, No. 20
Davis, Wayne - 1 Lot W. S. P
Dew, Anna Bell.- P & 15, Nos. 7 & 8
Dobbins, Naomi - P & 11, No. 6
Dockery, Sadie Dowdy - R & 12, No. 11 & al
Douglas, Josephine - O & 13, No. 20
Douglas, Perline - K & 8, No. 16 & al
Dowdy, James & Mary - M & 12, No. 12
Dowdy, Joseph & Marie - N & 11, No. 16, Ms al
Dowdy, Leroy & Melba - L & 14, 19, 20
Drake, W. D. - L & 9, Nos. 11, 12, Pt. 9
Dunlap, Lillie - M & 13, Nos. 20, 21, Pt. sq
Fletcher, Lawrence - Page Add., Nos. 60 & 61
Flowers, Clarence - J St 12, 50 x 100
Flowers, Nannie B. - L St 13, Nos. 11 St 12
Gillis, John St Hattie - Q St 13, No. 8, P St 13, Nos. 1 19, 20 ....
Gonzales, Elizabeth - Q St 13, No. 17-20 2.10
Goode, George Floyd - J St 7, No. 11, J St 7, Nos. 7 St 8 31.07
Graham, Jesse St Muriel - L St 13, No. 12 56.27
Graham, Soloman - O St 13, Nos. 6 St 7 35.18
Graham, Willie - O St 14, No. 17, sq 23.72
Gray, Sallie St Draman - Page Ld., No. 163 .70
Green, A. IV-“J. St 8, Nos. 18, 19, 22 53.47
Hainswofth, Eldridge - P St 9, % No. 20 10.85
^Hainsworth Hrs., Willie - P St 9, No. 20, Store,
Q St 9, Nos. 22, 23, 24, al., Q St 9, Nos. 13,14,15 21.89
Hainsworth, Willie Jr. - P St 9 No, 19 12.25
Hallman,Laura B. - R St 10, No. 16 32.33
Hancock, D. P. - N St 11, % No. 2 St 3 20.78
Hardin, Aileen - R St 10, No. 11 37.34
Harrington, Joe Louis . O St 10, No. 15 14.44
Harrington, Neville, P St 15, Nos. 10, 11, 12, 9 St al 26.29
Harris, Helen > Q St 9, No. 21 ..^... 6-78
Harvey, Quincy - K St 7, No. 19 10.68
Headin, Victor - L St 16, Nos. 1 St 2 36.65
Hill, Flora Williams - O St 14, Nos. 15, 16, al 4.73
Hill, Hattie St Vincent - N 7, 14, No. 16 70
7.00
1.32
.88
12.03
3.63
20.57
41.32
20.92
24.81
2.75
12.25
49.41
3.77
5.60
1.40
.88
3.50
5.82
1.66
27.40
23.45
13.22
5.95
25.99
2.72
35.88
15.00
35.13
Lutz, Albert - L St 13, No. 18, 25’ of No. 17
McCall, Annie M. - Page Land, 1 Lot
McCall, Mary St Joe - P St 12, Nos. 5, 6, St al.
McDonald, Cecile, O St 16, Nos. 1,2, O St 15, No. 21
McDowell, Mabel Medlin - M St 9, 1-4 sq. al
Mclver, Elizabeth - Q St 11, No. 17, al
Mclver, Fred - Q St 13, No. 1, 2, St 24
Mclver, Mrs. Joe John - K St 14, No. 4
McKayhan, Jake St Emma - P St 11, Nos. 15 St 16 16.67
McKayhan, John St Myrtle - N St 14, No 6 19.08
McKayhan, Lillie - Jim Town, Nos. 1 St 2 4.20
McKayhan, Matthew St Dorothy - Iowa Ave. No. 965,
Q St 12, Nos. 21 St 22 34.87
McLaughlin, Lubertie St Willie G. - Buchan Ld., 50 x 100 29.74
McMillan, Marjorie - Q St 13, No. 4, Pt. No. 15,
O St 13, No. 13 2.75
McNeill, James P. - Q St 11, Nos. 13, 14 21.97
McNeill, Nancy Graham - N St 12, No. 20, Vz No. 21 35.07
McNeUl, Willa - I St 14, No. 8 3.33
Malloy, Noah - Geo. Brower, 1 Lot 25.82
Marsh, Lydia - J St 7, No. 5, al - 11.82
Marshall, Major St Hattie - P St 10, Nos. 1 St 2 32.73
Mayo, Ardelia - L St 14, No. 18 34.48
Medley, Cora - M St 9, Nos. 19, 20 6.13
Medlin, Howard St Dorothy - P St 6, No. 2, al 15.09
Medlin, Howard Jr. - O St 16, No. 4 24.18
Miller, Annie Mae St Harold - Q St 5, Pt. 4, 5, St al 35.79
Miller, James R. St Mary Helen Parker - N St 11, No. 20 1.88
Mines, Ponnell St Mabel - P St 10, Nos. 16, 17, 18, al 3.98
Monroe, Willie - P St 14, Nos. 6, 7, St 8 9.72
Morris, Earl St Addie - P St 14, No. 10 38.50
Murchison, Willie Brice St Ida Mae - P St 14, No. 24 11.20
Norman, Ethel St James - S St 11, Nos. 17 St 18 2.40
Oates, Corlin St Elna - Q St 11, No. 4 7.27
Parrish, Almar - P St 11, Nos. 7 St 8 10.50
Patterson, Inell - P St 12, No. 15 .88
Person, Annie - M St 13, No. 22 3.75
Person, John St Ann M. - West Haven 1, No. 21 13.39
Person, Rebecca - Page Add., Nos. 87 St 88 4.03
Petty, Hrs., Mary - L St 11, Nos. 5 St6 18.20
Pratt, Alex - Q St 11, Nos. 24, 23 St 14 al 6.34
Pratt, Dinah - L St 12, No. 2 4.24
Pride, Eddie R. St Willie E. Shaw - O St 9, Nos. 4 through 10 6.08
Pugh, James - N St 9, Nos. 7 St 8, M St 13, Pts. No. 9, 10 St 7 ... 27.22
Quick, Edward - J St 7, Nos. 17 St 18, Eagle Field Est., 1
lot, J St 8, No. 21 51.81
Quick , James Edward - J St 8, No. 2, N St 14, No. 5,
N St 7, No. 8 10.07
Ray, Thomas - N St 12, al. St 26 ft. No. 10 16.63
Reed, Charles - O St 16, No. 1 45.98
Rich, Myrtle May - Q St 10, Nos. 1 2 St 3 7.53
Richardson, Bonnie - S St 11, Nos. 21 31.59
Rogers, Robert - P St 12, No. 9, Q St 11, Nos. 22, 23, t4 al 17.17
Ross, George E. - O St 10, Nos. 3, 4 al. 25.50
, Ross Est., W. H. - L St 16, No. 4 22.58
Russell Hrs., James Willie - O St 12, Nos. 13, 14, Pt. 12 13.57
Saunders Hrs., Augustu - P St 13, No. 9, Pt. No. 10, al 9.72
Saunders, Herman T. - L St 15, Nos. 19 & 20 7.62
Sellars, Walter Champ - P St 14, Nos. 5, 6 St al., P St
14, No. 23, i/z al. St sq 18.55
Skipper, Archie M. - I St 12, No. 5 17.33
Sloan, Olar - S St 13, No. 1 - 7.70
Smith, Henritta - M St 10, No. 12 29.93
Smith, John J. - Q St 10, Nos. 2, 24 17.85
Smith, Vernon St Janie - Q St 13, Nos. 1, 2, 3 16.10
Smith, Vernon R. St Virginia - L St 11, sq 10.45
Stanback, Essie - I St 14, No. 4-Bethea 1-53
Staton, Viola Hasty - M St 10, No. 15 3.50
Steele, Cora St Alberta - Conn. Ave., 1 Lot 12.08
Steele, Jacob - R St 12, Nos. 11, 12 12.52
Stephens, Catherine W.- M St 11, Nos. 13, 14 7.00
Stevenson, James - New Hamp. Ave., 1 Lot 6.95
Stevenson, Robert - N St 4, Pt. sq 10.85
Stokes, William - I St 12, No. 1 .70
Strickland Hrs., C. H. - O St 10, Nos 9, 10, 11, al 24.10
Stubbs, Mack - P St 12, Nos. 7 St 8 7.88
Terry, Carl - N St 14, No. 12, 16’ of No. 11, J St 9,
No. 8, Pt. 7 15.05
Terry, Joe - McDougald Ld. 1 Lot 3.15
Thomas, Samuel - N St 12, No. 22, 1 Lot, Vancamp 13.22
12.25
20.52
19.20
36.42
31.26
13.09
Thomas, Willarsten - K St 13, 14 No. 2
Threadgill, Milas - N St 9, Nos. 17, 18, 20
Turner, Elmond St Leile - N St 9, No. 17, al
Turner, George St Lu Ella - O St 9, Nos. 1, 2, 3
Turner, James - O St 14, Nos. 8, 9
Turner, Mary - S St 12, Nos. 5, 6
Waddell, Milton St Queenie - L St 11, No. 14 43.18
Wade, Lucy B. - M St 13, 5, 6 22.04
Wade, William Thomcis - M St 13, Nos. 7, Pt. 8, 10 7.57
Wagner, Vincent - J St 7, No. 6 1.32
Wallace, Mamie - Q St 9, No. 1 .88
Watson, Ethel Mae - N St 12, No. 7 10.42
White, Johnny St Gladys - Q St 9, Nos. 5, 6, 9 23.89
White, J. L. - S St 11, Nos. 9,10 3.15
White, Odell St Annie - O St 11, Nos. 3, 4 9.00
Wicker, Donnie Lee - N St 13, No. 23 18.12
William, J. A. - L St 13, Nos. 23, 24, al. 10.85
Williams, Richard - J St 8, No. 5 St al 28.48
Williams, Robert A. - O St 9, Nos. 20, 21, 22 14.77
Wilson, IdeU - P St 12, No. 16 i........... 88
Wilson, Jonah St Carrie - West Haven No. 2, Nos. 43, 44 1.75
Wortham Hrs. Rass - Page, No. 55, 56 9:40
Worthy, D. J. - K St 8, Nos. 9, 10, 11, al 20.57
Wright, Willie St Ada - P St 10, No. 19, 22 7.00
York Hrs., Annie Mae - N St 11, No. 17 11.82
York, Prentiss - N St 13, No. 5, 6, St al.. Page
Add. Nos. 79, 80, 178, 179 18.48