Proposes New Tax
On Large Profits!
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau's
proposal tor 100 per cent tax of all
profits above 6 per cent on capital in
vestment, and administration's pro
posed broadening of social security
program highlighted the week's de
velopmenta in the capital. OdposI
tlon of SPAB's Donald Nelson, Price
Administrator Leon Henderson and
others indicates the Morgenthau pro
posal has little chance to go through
but the general theory is it was made
more as a lever to be used in getting
a compromise, milder measure than
with expectation it would pass "as
is". Social security broadening would
extend the "coverage" of unemploy
ment insurance to just about double
the number of persons now coming
under the law's provisions (40,000,
000), taking in such new classifica
tions as domestic servants, agricul
tural workers, and the self-employ
ed. It also would increase the amount
of old-age benefit payments. Nothing
definite was said at the outset as to
sire of increase in "takes" from em
ployer and employee, but estimates
ranged from "half-again" as much
to "several times" as much. It was
described as an "anti-inflation" move
to soak up excess purchasing pow
er.
Lumber Workers To
Get Wage Increase
Increased wage rates for the. ma
jority of North Carolina sawmill
workers were announced this week
by Forraat H. Shuford, commission
er of labor.
A minimum of 35 cents an hour
in the lumber industry will go into
effect November 3rd. The establish
ment of the new minimum wage re
quirements in the industry was made
under wage orders issued by Gen
eral Phillip B. Fleming, administra
tor, Wage and Hour Division, U. S.
Department of Labor, upon recom
mendation by industry committees.
The new wage orders apply to em
ployees engaged in the production
of goods for interstate commerce.
Mr. Shuford points out that the
minimum wage now required in the
industry under the Wage and Hour
law is 30 cents an hour. "According
to the records of the Department of
Labor," says Shuford, "payment of
a maximum of 30 cents an hour has
been the general practice of employ
ers in the lumber industry."
Required payment of at least 33
cents an hour in the lumber indus
try will increase the wage rates of
about 27,500 lumber workers in
North Carolina.
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Miss Kathleen Rogers visited in
Washington yesterday.
At Washington Fair Next Week
Dazzling redheads, beautiful
blondes, glamorous brunettes,
are an integral part of any mid
way and fair. Above are but a
14,412 Pounds Of Milk
Hrouftht To Setc Station
The first day the new milk receiv
ing station in Spruce Pine opened,
farmers brought in 14,412 pounds of
milk, says F. L. Woodard. farm agent
of Mitchell County.
The nation's sixth largest Army
Post is Fort Jackson, where 41.000
troops are in training
few of thr "ftmmt !" that will
be scon on the mile-long midway
of the Art Lewis Shows coming
to the Beaufort County Fair in
Washington all next week.
Customer Spending
Showing No Let-up
1
While still more tax clouds loom
on the Washington horizon, custom
er spending shows no let-up. Either
because of tax outlook, or in spite
of it?probably both ? retail store
sales showed rousing comeback from
late-summer lull. Two-day rush for
luxury purchases before new tax
rates went into effect produced buy
ing jams such as seldom seen except
just before Christmas. Even outdid
the July "silk stocking stampede"
. Other indexes still pointing
sharply upward: Carloadings hit
largest volume since November of
1930 . . . Commercial advances (for
enterprises) by New York City banks
rose to best levels in a decade . . .
Bell System gained 142,000 tele
phones in September, the biggest
month's increase in its history . . .
Barron's general business index, ad
justed to long-term trends, has sta
bilized at around 103?somewhat un
der July peak of 105.4, but far ahead
of pre-war figure of 71.8 for Septem
ber 1, 1939.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF SALE
North Carolina. Martin County. In
Superior Court.
John Daniel Biggs vs. Major Latham
By virtue of an execution direct
ed to the undersigned from the Su
perior Court of Martin County in the
above-entitled action. I will, on Mon
Jay, the 3rd day of November, 1941,
at twelve o'clock, Noon, at the Court
house door of said County, sell to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
execution, all of the right, title and
interest which the said Major La
tham. deceased, had in the following
described real estate, to-wit:
Eleven (11) acres of land adjoin
ing the S. R. Mobly Farm on the old
Williamston-Greenville road in Wil
liamston Township, Martin County,
and being the same lands deeded to
Major Latham by J. L. Bailey and
wife by deed of record in Book KKK,
at page 557 of the Martin County
Public Registry, and being known aa
the Major Latham Home Place.
This the 1st day of October, 1941.
C. B ROEBUCK,
j3-4t Sheriff.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed to the undersigned
Trustee by W. E Stevenson and
wife. Leafy Stevenson, of record in
the Martin County Public Registry
in Book X-3, page 629. dated 23rd
day of December. 1946. to secure s
certain note of even date therewith,
and the stipulations in said Deed of
Trust not having been complied with,
and at the request of the holder of
said bond, the undersigned Trustee
will, on the 17th day of October, 1941,
offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, in front of the Courthouse
door. Martin County, at 12 o'clock.
Noon, the following described real
estate:
Being a house and lot in the Town
of Williamston, N C., on Pine Street,
said lot being 50 feet front and back,
and 190 feet deep and being Lot No.
29 as shown by map made by T. W.
Secrest, C. E, same being of record
in Land Division Book No. 1, page
425, description as shown by said
map being made a part hereof.
"niis 19th day of Sept., 1M1.
s 19?4t Trustee.
B. A. CRITCHER,
Beware
frM ON
That Hang On
Creomulalon relieve* promptly be
cause It goes right to the ku at the
trouble to help loosen end expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender. In
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes Tell your druggist to sen you
a bottle of Creomulalon with the un
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
H AVOLINE
I III GREATEST MOTOR OIL
VALUE EVER OFFERED
HARRISON OIL CO.
Notice Of Sale 01 Real Eslate For Taxes In Martin County For Year 1940
I, Sheriff C. B. Roebuck, tax collector for the County of
Martin, State of North Carolina, have this day levied on the fol
lowing tracts of land, and will sell same at public auction, for
tash. at the courthouse door in Williamston, North Carolina, on
Monday, November 3, 1941, at 12:00 o'clock m., for taxes due
ind unpaid for the year 1940, unless taxes, penalty and costs are
[>aid on or before that date. The amounts listed below are taxes
ind penalty included for the year 1940. In addition to the
amounts shown, $1.50 is to be added to each item to care for
?osts in handling the sale
This the 1st day of October, 1940.
>11-4t C B ROEBUCK, Sheriff, Martin County.
JAMESVILLE TOWNSHIP?WHITE
2. E. Ange. 1 res site $
H. L. Ange, 19 a Davis 2C
L. W Ange, 50 a Ange, 21 a Cullen Ange, 83 a Mills, 23
a Ange, 30 a res, 1 Ange school house
Minnie Ange, 187 a Ange
3eo. H. Bailey, Est., 1 a J H. Bailey
Branch Banking St Trust Co., 30 a Holiday
Lillian J. Corey, 1 res
Mrs. Alice Davis, 7 a Mi/ell
Mrs. J. W. Davis;- 4S"fi"Hh>wning
Eva Daw, 1 res
Lillian Ezzelle, 1 res
W C. Gardner, 38 a Hardison
W. R. Hampton, 1 fishery site
Minnie Hardison, 'l mill site
Ralph Hardison, 130 a Ward
Mrs. Bell Harrison, 1 a Ellison
\nnie Mae Herring, 1 res
B. H. Holiday, 250 a Davis
Mrs L. G. Jackson, 5 a res
I. F Martin, 685 a Brown, 1 vac lot, 1 garage lot
ft. O. Martin, Est., 1 res
iV. H Mizelle, Est, 7 a Mizelle
h-rA. Mizelle, 7 a Mizelle
i* W. St Laura Mizelle, 1 vac lot
R. J. Mizelle, Est., 15 a W C Mizelle
lohnson G. Modlin, 50 a Modlin
Mamie McCade, 1 vac lot
M. C. Joint Stock Land Bank, 72 a Gurganus
I. D. Price, 76 a Price
B. L. Re
Roanoke (
J. T. Sii
3ydenstl
!. H Wy
?v.' Aurf
" Barnes, Est., S a
viuadc Blount. 18 a Gordon
3rick Boston, Est., 75 a Boston
Columbus Boston, 26 a res /
Boston, 1 a Boston
^ouisa Boston. 14 a Brooks
_>ucretia Boston, Est., 58 a James
Samuel Boston, 1 a Brooks
Sarah E. Boston, 5 a Keys
Sarah J. Boston, 12 a Cordon
Willie A. Boston, 5 a Tarkle Neck
Willie D. Boston, 14 a Biouhs
Elizabeth Brooks. 17 a Cordon
Willie Brooks, Est., 6 a Brooks
4. W. ButU, 2 a Godard
Jus Clark, 3 a James
Ethel Cordon, Est ,12 a Cordon
T. Cromwell, 18 a Ellison
. B. Davis, Est., 30 a Davis, 1 res
Jeter Dickens, 1 res
lobt. Gilliam, 2 5a Boston
4enry Gray, 1 res
Sylvester Gray, Est., 6 a res
W. J. Groves, 18 a Cordon
Nathan Harrington, Est , 10 a woods land
id Hill, 1 res
.ouisa Holloman, Est., 1 res
loseph James, 2 a James, 42 a James
William R. James, Jr.. 6 a Cordon
Vtinnie Johnson, 58 a James
Andrew Jones, 15 a Roberson
8. F. Keys, Est., 1 a Brooks
2. C. Keys, 90 a Shultz, 20 a res, 10 a woods, 50 a Grif
fin, 19 a Williams
3 W. R. Keys, 2 a Godard
William Keys, 1 a Moore, 5 a Dempsey
I. H. Langley, 3-4 a Willis land
3eo F. Marriner, 1 1-2 a Wallace land
Ed Moore, 2 1-2 a woods land
Walter Moore, 1 res
1. P. McFadden, 45 a res
[jewis McNair, 20 a Ange
John Northern, Est., 1-2 a res
Martha Pierce, 2 a Waters
I. L. Price, 1 res
3am Reddick, 1 vac lot
Nellie Ruffin, Est., 1 vac lot
Jasper Smith, 1 1-4 a Brooks land
Jerry Smith. 1 1-4 a Brooks land
Atta Standi, J. C. Davis land
W H. C. Sykes, 14 a Mill Pond, 8 a Mill Pond
Minnie Walker, 1 vac lot
Delia Watson, 3 a Moore land
Early Whiterurst, 1 res and store
Ethel Winstead, 1-2 a res
Flossie Woo lard, 1 a James, 14 a Pettiford, 58 a James
WILLIAMS TOWNSHIP?WHITE
R. A. Critcher, 40 a Latham land
J. B. Cherry, 120 a Jones land
Dunning & Lilley, 13 a Carson land
Hubert Gardner, 19 a Gardner land, bal. due
G. C. (Neal) Godard, 50 a Green land
J. G. Godard. 22 a Carson land
T. S. Hadley, 60 a Hilliard, 331 a Peel, 100 a Burroughs
fishery, 200 a Dollison
Howard Hopkins, 40 a Green
Mrs. Edna McKnight, 8 a res
L. K. Reason, 25 a Hardison
Roxie Smithwick, 25 a Smithwick
Mary C- Stailings, 2 a Sweet Water Creek
Robert Wells, 2 a res _
Mrs. Clemmic Wells, 22 a res
Front Wpll* ft n rw
WILLIAMS TOWNSHIP?COLORED
John Cherry, 23 a res
Prank Griffin, 7 a Griffin
William Gray, 8 a Parriaher
Tom Hardiaon, 2 a rea
Leon a Moore, 1 a woods land
Laura Moore, 2 a home place
Joe Moore, 17 a rea
Rebecca Reddick, 28 a land
Nettie Smithwick, 2 a woods land. 6 a Andrews land
Gracie Smithwick, 75 a land, 50 a llardison, 20 a land.
50 a woods
W R. Slade, 50 a Sheppard
Charlotte Slade, 40 a Hardison
GRIFFINS TOWNSHIP?WHITE
Mrs. Elizabeth Ayers, 1 res
Beverly Corey, Est, 15 a res, 5 a Corey
Marshall D. Corey, 5 a Corey land
J. Johnston Corey. 4 a res
Mrs. Katie Harris, 23 a res
Mrs. Cottie L. Hodges, 100 a Jackson
N. T Woolard, 200 a Peel
BEAR GRASS TOWNSHIP?WHITE
John E. Corey, 25 a Peel
Leroy Harrison, 1 house and lot
Henry Leggett, Est., 20 a Mill pond
A. F Taylor, Est., 50 a- Rogers
Mrs Kate York, 144 a Hoore, 188 a Moore, 187 a Moore
WIIXIAMSTON TOWNSHIP?WHITE
Mrs. W. F. Allen, 35 a Burroughs land
Dr V. E. Brown, 1 vuc lot Church St., 1 hospital Main St
S R. Bullock, 75 a Simpson land
J. B Cherry, 375 a Whitley, 00 a Melson, 50 a Giliken,
40 a Bennett, 6 res Houghton St., 2 lots ten and mat
tress factory, 1 lot Groves, 1 store Main St., 1 Main
vac, 1 res Hamilton road
C. B. Clark, 1 res Academy St., 1 ten & vac Main St
C. B. & C. B. Clark, Jr., 1 store Main St
S. R. Clary, 1 res Hatton St
Coburn, Critcher & Peel, 1-3 int. bank bldg , 1-3 inj/store
B. A. ritcher, 2 Coltrain lots
Critcher & Matthews. 12 tut. store
Critcher & Wilson, 18 town lots
Charlie Edwards, 4 a res
Mrs. Alice Everett, 10 a Price
C. A. Forrester, 1 vac Warren St
L T. Fowden, 1 res Church St
Lee Glen, 1 Main St res ? - : . ./ ' ' :
Geo. W. Griffin, 1-2 int. vac Haughton St
Mrs. Mary Bonner Gurganus, 1 res Watts St
W. L. Gurganus, 4 a res Cherry St
L. H. Gurganus, 1 res Watts St
Mrs. Willie A. Hadley, 33 a Hassell, 50 a Taylor, 100 a
"wannar, 80 a adj. Taylor, 70 a res
us, 1 res Church St
Ave
_ . S(
Mrs. J A. LecgetVi^ninfach St
Mobley & Cowen, 155 a Sandy Point, 1 vuc factory site,
4 res and ten
Geo. E Moore, 1 shop Main St, 1 lot Roberson St
J. C Norris, 1 res Marshall Ave
M. J Norton, 1 lot Main St
Charles A. Peele. I res Biggs. 1 vac Haughton
H. O Peele, 1 Main St lot
Jeaae T. Priec. 1 res Muin St 3tyj
W. A. Roberson, 8 a Rawls alnd
Mrs. Eli Roberson, 1 Main St res
L. C. Si Nina Robertson ,1-2 int. Blair land
Mrs. L. C. Robertson, Est , 22 a Conoho
Malcolm T. Simpson, 1 res Smithwick St
D. D. Stalls, Est., I Main St res
Mrs Allie H Steele, 2 stores
N. C. Stone, 2 vac lots
K. G. Strawbridge, 1 vac lot Rhodes St
Mrs. Emma Thompson, No. 1, 1 Main St. Apt.
Mrs. Emma Thompson. No. 2, I Main St. res
Joe Warren, 1 res, Pine St
John A. Wier, 1 vac Simmons Ave
World's War Veteran's Loan, 1 res Watts St
Melvin Wynne, 1 res Pine St
WILLI AMSTON TOWNSHIP?COLORED
Wm. L Alexander, 1 vac Hyman
Olivia Andrews, 1 vac Washington
S. L. Andrews, 1 res & vac Elm St
Ida Slade Battle, 1 vac White St
Eugene Bell, 1 rea Lcggetts Lane
Fred Biggs, 1 lot
Mary Bond, 1 res Hyman St
Eddie Watts Brown, 1 shop Washington St
James Brown, 43 a res
William Elmer Brown, 1 vac Church St
Lucy Bryant, 1 res R.R. St
Louisa Bryant, 1 res R.R. St
Ella Bullock, 1 res Wilson St
Elisha Clemmons, 1 vac lot Sycamore
John Clemmons, 1 res Church St
Hannah Coburn, 2 a Coburn land
Robt. Davis, Est., 1 vac lot R.R. St
Adeline Duggin, Est., 1 res Main St
Caroline Eborn, 1 res Hassell St
Chestina Everett, 1 res Center St, 1 vac lot R.R. St
Bryant Gaylord, Est., 1 res R R. St
Lenora Giles, 1 res Elm St
Henry Gurganus, Est., 1 res Wilson St
Alonza Gurganus, 1 res Biggs St
Catherine Gurganus, 1 res Warren St
Mary Harris, 1 res Elm St
Lizzie Hawkins, 1 vac lot
Mary Hyman, 1 res
Vina Johnson, Est, 1 res White St
Ella Jones, 2 lots
Naomi Jones, 1 Bagley res
Henry Jones, 1 res
F. D. Jones, 7 a Coffield land
Major Latham, Sr., 11 a res
Magpie Latham, 1 res Church St
HoUis Langford, 1 res Hyman St
Clarence Lloyd, 1 res Warren St
Isolene Meeks, 1 res White St
Eliza Moore, Est., 2 res Main St
Laura Moore, 2 a Jones land
Thad Newsom, Jr., 35 a res
Goler Ormond. 1 res, Martin St
W V. Ormond, Jr., 1 res Rhodes St, 3 Blount, I Pearl
Bruce Peyton, 1 Washington St. Cafe, 1 res
Sudie Price, 1 res Washington
Geo. T. Purvis, 1 Hat tori St
Ceasar Purvis, Sr., 1 res Broad St.
Gus ft Rosa Purvis, 1 res Martinet
Alice Purvis, 1 res Center St
Wm. Reddick, Jr., 12 a Taylor land
Mack Reddick, 15 a Little land
Solomon Reddick, 1 res Reddick St
Millie Respass, Est., 1 res
Frances Respass. 1 res Garrett St.
J Watts Rhodes. Church St lot
Shepherd Rice, 1 res Sycamore
Smith Roberson. 1 vac lot Blount St
Beulah Roberson. 1 lot Blount St
Rose Roberson, 1 res Broad St
Dave Rodgers, 25 a Biggs land
Ed Rodgers, I res Main St
Fannie Ruffin, 1 res Main St
Delia Sherrod, Est., 1 vac lot
John Slade, Est , 1 rt > Church St
M I). Slade, 1 res White St
Calvin Slade. 12 a Burras land
Noah Slade. 19 a Slade land
Colfax Speller, 1 res Main St
H. K. Spruill, 1 res
Abe Spruill, 1 res White St
Leroy Tyner, 15 a Mobley land
J M Tyner, 26 a Tyner land
W. L Tyner, 16 a Tyner land
William Whitley, 1 res Pearl St
Ella Wilder, 1 res R R. St
Wjlliamston Realty Co l lot Jamesville Road
l*erlif*i>. Williams, 1 lot Ifyman St
Caroline Williams, Est., 1 res Harrell St
Carrie Williams, 1 res Hatton St
Joe Wilkins, 1 res Main St
Jessie Woolard, I res Pearl St
Sarah Yarrell, 1 res Sycamore
CROSS ROAD STOWNSHIP?WHITE
A C Barnhill, 1 town lot
Bailey, Barnhill & Adkins, 50 a woods land
Champion Auto Co., 22 a Clemmons land, bul. due .
Mrs. Mattie Donald, 26 a res
Edward llollls, 25 a Wynn land
B W. Leggett, 81 a Leggett land, 65 a Li ggett
Minnie Leggett, 50 a Leggett
Mrs. C T. Peel, 1 town res
W A Roebuck, Est., 1 vac lot
Herbert Rogers, 1 vac lot
Wynn. Barnhill & Clark. 2-3 int. Mill site
C. C. Whitaker, 40 a Leggett land
Mrs. Hugh B. York, 140 a Stalls land, 50 a Gurganus
CROSS ROADS TOWNSHIP?COLORED
Ed Briley, 1 res
P. T Everett and Bro., 1 vac lot
P T. Everett, Est., 11 a Everett
John Ewell, Est., 1 res
Sylvie Learyr Est., 2 a Lawrence land
Joseph Mooring, 2 u res
Bruce Pay ton, 1 town lot
J A. Roberson, 40 a Little
J. L. Roberson, Est., 40 a Little
Leona Roberson, 114 Mizelle
W D WilKOH ITut 1 U l?.wl
ROBERSONVILLE TOWNSHIP?WHITE
W I Baker, 1 house & lot R R St
W Byrd Ballard, Heirs, 15 a adj Sprit1'.,
S. Bane, 1 vac lot .imele ? ,? i_
Mrs Ida Hamhill, 20 a adj Powell, I ' Ufp Si lot R.R St
Mrs Mamie Man* Heirs, 51 a ad:
Brown, Heirs, T u adj Robert ,
W. A. & It. D. Brown, 45 a adj no h
Mis May belle BulloCk, i vac lot Parmeie
W T. Bunting, 1 house and lot R.R. St
Mrs. Bettie Carson, 1 house and lot Parmeie
S T Carson, 300 a Savannah land
S W Carson, 1 vac lot Parmeie
Central Warehouse, 1 warehouse
Cox & Flanagan, 1 garage
T C. Crisp, 1 house & lot Parmeie
Mrs. Beulaii Edwards, house & lot
R. C Everett, 1 house & lot Parmeie
Harris Hdw. Co., 1 lot Gold Point
H. T. Highsmith, 20 a adj Smith," 1 house Si lot Broad St
Mrs W A. James, 27 a adj Taylor
Beulah Jenkins, 20 a adj Green . ??
Arthur Johnson, Jr., 1 vac lot
11. A. Johnson, r, 88 a adj Price
Mrs Marie ohnson, 145 a adj Everett
W. I, Johnson, Heirs, 2 vac lots
I F. Keel, 1 house & lot Broad St
W. Z. Morton, 1 vac lot
B. E Moye? Heifs, 1 house & lot Gold Point
J V. Moye, 1 house & lot 2nd St
R. L Nelson, 1 house St lot Parmeie
D. B. Parker, 5 a adj Roberson
G. II. Roberson, Heirs, 1 pressing club R.R. St, 1 lot
Geo. L Roberson, Heirs, 2 lots Academy
H. L. Roberson, 1 lbr. shed
J. C. Roberson, Heirs, 2 vac lots Guilford
Nicholas Roberson, 1 house & lot Parmeie
T. W. Roberson, 02 a adj House, 1 house & lot Pecan St
Robersonvllle Whse. Corp, 1 whse
Mrs. J. A. Roebuck, 78 a adj Ross, bal. due
Mrs Mamie Roebuck, 1 house Si lot Outterbridge
Mrs Annie Bell Rogerson, 1 house Si lot Pecan
H E Rogerson, 1 house & lot Academy, 1 house & lot
Green, 1 house Si lot R.R St
II K Speight, 1 vac lot Parmeie
J L. Speight, Heirs, 1 store Parmeie
E. C. Stevenson, 37 1-2 a adj Taylor
Luther Tyson, 75 a adj Whitehurst, 50 a adj Hurst
W. E. Vick, 1 house Si lot R.R. St
Mrs J. E. Ward, 1 house & lot Parmeie, 1 vac lot
E. G. Whitehurst, 1 house & lot Parmeie
Paul C. Wildman, 23 a adj Matthews
J. C. Wynne, L house Si lot Parmeie
Mrs. Lila Wynne, 1 vac Parmeie
uwnr-Rouii i ii>ij? iunnsnir?vulumu
W. M Andrews, 1 vac lot
Geo. Barnes, Heirs, 1 vac lot Parmele
Slade Barnhill, Heirs, 1 vac lot Parmele ? *
Oscar Hi ill y. 40 a adj Norman
Hattic Brown, 1-2 a Mill lot
Sandy Brown, 1 house Ac lot Parmele, 1 house Ac lot R'ville
Thomas Clay, 1 house Ac lot Parmele
C. L. Clemmons, 1 house 4c lot R'ville
Ashley Coburn, 3 a adj Jenkins, 1 house Ac lot Parmele,
1 vac lot Parmele, 1 house Ac lot Parmele
Gus Coffield, Heirs, 1 house Ac lot R.R. St
Frank Everett, 1 vac lot Parmele
W t Everett, I vac lot Parmele
Lelia Gainor, 1 house Ac lot Parmele
Robt Lee Gainor, 1 house Ac lot Parmele
W A Gray, 1 vac lot Parmele
Joe Green, 1 house Ac lot Parmele
John Howard, 36 a adj Nelson
Anna Jenkins, 1 vac lot Parmele
Annie Nelson Jenkins, 1 house Ac lot Parmele
Claud Jenkins, 1 house Ac lot Parmele
Lena Jenkins, 1 house Ac lot Parmele
Mack Jenkins, 1 house Ac lot Parmele
S. R. Jenkins, Heirs, 1 house Ac lot Parmele
Pearl Jolly. 1 vac lot Parmele
Anna ones. Heirs. 1 vac lot Parmele
Charlie Jones, Heirs. I house & lot Parmele
William Jones, 1 vac lot Parmele
Hattie Joyner, I house & lot East End
Dink Knight, 1 vac lot Outtorbridge St
Mack Latham, 3 vac lots Parmele
Hattie Leathers, 5 a adj Roberson
Mary Lewis, 1 vac lot Parmele
London Lloyd, Heirs, 1 house Si lot Parmele
John D. Manning, I vac lot Parmele
Ashley Moore, I house & lot East End
Rufus Moore, 1 vac lot Parmele
Anna Nelson, 1 house & lot Parmele
J. L S. Nelson, Heirs, 1 vac lot Parmele
Penina Nelson, 1 house & lot Parmele
Annie Outterbridge, 1 house Si lot Parmele
John Pitt, Heirs, 1 house Si lot Parmele
W. M Powell, 1 vac lot Parmele
Martha Ridley, Heirs, 1 vac lot Parmele
Ed Si Lew is Spruill. I vac lot Parmele
Booker T. Staton, 57 a adj Carson
R. H. Staton, 1 house & lot Parmele
J. A, Taylor, 1 vac lot Robersonvitle
John H Taylor, 1 ti a adj Gainor
Nellie Wynn. 1 house Si lot Gold Point
Maud Ward, 1 house Si lot 3rd St., 1 house Si lot 2nd St
Bessie Williams, 1 house Si lot Parmele
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP?WHITE
Dan & Sallie Brown, 180 a Brown
J A. Davenport. 1 town res
R. A Edmondson, 1 res
Mrs Mary E Harrington, Heirs, 046 a Anthony land
F M Johnson. Est , 1023 a woods land
J H Knox, 1 res
Thad M Lawrence, 42 a Lawrence
Dr E M Long. 1 res
H M. Peel, 19 a Lawrence
F F Pollard. 042 a Davenport, 01 a Sherrod
J W Pugh, Est.. 1 res
J F. Purvis, Est , 1 vac lot
E. C Stevenson. 442 a Bryan land
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP?COLORED
G H. Bennett, 4 a res
Richard Bennett, 4 a Jordan Williams, 18 a Ned Williams
John Bonds, 1 res
Dolphus Brown. 4 a woods
Mack Council, 21 a res
Lavenia Everett, 1 res
Lelia Gainor, 80 a Gainor, 72 a Gainor, 50 a Ruwls
Lawrence Green. 1 res
Aaron Howell, 1 town lot
Mrs C P Howell, 1 res 9
Emma Jones, 1 res
James Leathers. 120 a Cloman
Golina Lloyd. 1 res
Alton Pitts. 4 a Allen Gore
William Peterson, 1 res
Sabra Ray nor, Est., 1 res
C. L. Tyson. 204 a Sherrod
Ernest Ward, 1 res
E. U Whitfield, 27 a Ewell land
W H Williams, Est . 1 res
Mrs. M E. Ausborn, 250 a Ausborn
Belflower fa Johnson, 1 town lot
II E. Brown, 68 a Bellf lower
W A Burnett, 165 a Philpott
L. T. Chesson, 50 u Harrell
J. T. Daniel, 387 u Collen Green
N. E, Davenport, 1 res
Cassie M. Davenport, 1 town lot
I). W. Downs, 400 a Hicks
C. L. Etheridge, 1 vac lot
J T. Flanagan, 84 a Rogers, 71 a Hopkins
Mrs. Blonzie Harrell, 1 town res
E L Harrell, 412 a HarrelF ?
Charlie, .Mollie fa Annie Harrington. 81 a Harrington
Mrs. S. E Mines, 102 Harrell
Mrs. C. W. Jennings, 126 a House
J. C. H Johnson, 54 a Be 11 lower, 1 house fa lot
W L. Leggett, 25 a Lynch land
National Benefit Life Ins. Co., 61 a Gatlin
Chas. W. Priddy, 1 house fa lot
1) L Roebuc k, 200 a Cotton
Maele Rogers, Est., 80 a Rogers ?
J. B. Stevenson, Est., 269 a Mizell, 145 a Stevenson
Mrs. Nita Thome, 55 a Harrell
M. D. Wilson, 26 a Williams
Wilson fa Pollard, 305 a Bennett
B. M Worsley, Gdn, 68 a Hyman
R M Worslev. Trustee. 2 town res
GOOSE NEST TOWNSHIP?COLORED
John Brown, 1 res
Bertha Brown & Gordon Williams, 1 vac lot
John C. Bryant, 2 a Jones, I town res
Jesse Bryant, 1 town res
Louisa Bryant, 1 town res
Lucy Bryant, 6 12a Jones
Mack Cotton, 30 a woods
Molestu rVilh.Try 1 town res?
Henry O Fields, 42 a Fields
William Fields, 42 a Fields
Charlie Gay. 1 vac lot
S. P. Green, Est , 2 38 a Spruill
W. M Highsmith, 115 a Thompson
Thurman Hyman, 1 house & lot
Mack Hyman, 20 a Hyman
Columhus Jenkins, 5 a Beulah
Annie Jones, 6 a Jones
Ella Jones, 31 a Hyman
Norman Jones, 1 vac lot
Richard Jones. Est , 02 a woods __ . ?
Viola Jones, 6 a Jones
Willie Jones, 25 a Williams
W. M (Hyman) oones, 1414 a Harrell
Frank Leathers & Frank Barnes, 125 a Moore
William Lynch, 32 a Eborn
Augustus Peterson, Est., 50 a Cheson
Josephine Pitt, Est., 1 vac lot
Joe Price, 6 a woods
Eliza Hutf, 1 res
Raleigh Sherrod, Est., 1 vac lot -
Will Sherrod, 2 a Cowey
Ida Staton, 84 a Bennett
Wheeler Staton, 24 a Dolberry
Flossie Taylor, 1 vac lot __j
C. S. Thompson, 35 a Williams
James Wiggins, 2 a home place
G. N. Williams, Est., 22 a Williams
J. C. Williams, 10 a woods, 15 a Williams, 3 town lots,
1 town lot .,
Joe E. Williams, 25 a Williams
Johnie Williams, 3-4 a res
Johnnie Wilson, 1 town lot __