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TQUBSDAY^ SEPTEMBER 1»49
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lotice of Sheriff's Sale of Laid For
Taxes Doe Hoke Coonty For 1948.
By virtue of the authority vested in me as Sheriff of
Hoke Countj* in accordance with Section 4, Chapter 213, ’Pub-
Uc Laws of North Carolina, 1927, I will on Monday the 3rd
of October, 1949 offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash to satisfy the unpaid taxes for tlie year 1948, the follow
ing tracts or parcels of land.
TIME OF SALE: 11 A. M.
PLACE OF SALE: THE COURTHOUSE DOOR-IN
RAEFORD, N. C. ,
The amount herewith listed do not include delinquent
penalties nor the cost of advertising. .
Hi
C. A. Tyler, 55 ’A Koonce .— -
Mrs. Myrtle Tyler, 20 A Koonce —
Young Wood Est, 50 A ....
31.65
14.69
^ 2!75
24.17
5.28
5.06
ALLEND.4LE TOWNSHIP — WHITE
Mrs Della McDuffie Est., 14 A McLauchlin
Mrs! Fannie McNeill Est., 27 A McNeill
G. C. Redding Est. 115 A
2.75
14.96
Purcell -
M. A, Singleton. 564 A WiUiams 230.64
John Townsend. 76 A , Hawley -— -
AXXENDALE township — COLORED
Maicnlm Johnson, 13 A Res
8.25
8t McPhaul 23.11
4.40
19.33
15184
24.10
12.10
12.03
51.09
7.70
19.45
J. S. McLean, 28 A Res
William McLean. 5 A McPhaul •
j. c. Est., 127 A McNeill »...'BaL
Henry McPhatter Est., 28 A McPhatter —
Neill McPhatto-, 80 A McGirt
ANTIOCH TOWNSHIP — WHITE
n. c. Cc^, 22 A Res; 11 A Cope ......
T. E. Cope, 29 1-2 A Cope -
Mrs. John Culbreth. 80 A Res -
J. H. Htiggins, 95 A Parrish
J. H. Humphrey, 47 1-2 A Currie
Hector McBryde, 100
A McBryde 29.37
19.60
13.50
53.45
32.08
J. W. McNeill, Jr., 9 A Res. ..
J. H. McNeill, Jr., 1 A Res ..
W. A. McNeill, 133 1-2 A Res
Ebert McPhaul, 191 A McPhaul, ‘f t
Will Watson, 50 A Res.
ANTIOCH TOWNSHIP — COLORED
Isaac Currie. 12 A Currie
Hattie Currie, 12 A Currie
George Currie ,12 A Currie
Fannie Currie, 12 A Currie
Mariah Graham, 22.9 A
Tom Martin. 8 A
Herbert McCormick, 8.7 A
Wbert McLean. 15 A Res
Eliza McLean. 12 .4 Currie
Emma McMillian. 12 A Currie
James & Myrtle Quick, 73 Thomas & Hodgin 3^4
Tom Wade.' 15 A AVatson - 27.1.0
June "Wilson. 8.7 A .McCormick; 20 A Res
BLIE SPRINGS TOWNSHIP — WHITE
Rex Curhe.' 41 A Res; 61 .-A -Currie -
C. M. Gainey. 260 A W. Forest; 67.5 .A McLauchlin Co Bal
M.' Gaine.v Est, 27.5 .A Old Res ,
Highsm.ith Hospital, 50 A Clark 2.7d
Henry J. Penny, 2'62 A ^i9
W. T. Walters, 28 1-2 A Walters ...; 12.57
John A. AVilkes, 37 A Res ■-
BLUE SPRINGS TOWNSHIP — COLORED,,^
John W. Davis, 275 A Old Res
Mack Evans, 9 .A Old Res
Daniel Ferguson, 18.5 A Res ,....
Mitchell McCall, 30 A, AV. G. Buie
Frances McCormick, 70 A McCormick ^ 55.77
John McEachern,. 14 A McEachem 18.60
Mitchell McEachern, 14 A McEachern 1- 30.41
Minnie L. McLauchlin Est. 19.4 A Old Res
L. McPhatter, 3 A Res
Rosetta McQueen, 100 A Res
lillman Parker, 36 A Tom Parker
W. D. Priest, 44 .A Priest ^
Nancy J. Singletaif $|Ll Mrimmon
Aggie Stubbs, 1 4 _
MCLAUCHLIN TOWNSHIP — CO^LOBHD^ 'i
Daniel Bandy, 32 A Bandy —
John Qandy Est, 2’3 1-2 A Bandy ........T
Bern Barrett Est, 36 A Res
Bennie Campbell, 15 A Res; 5 A Campbell 13.86
Harvey Campbell, 25 A Res 20.88
Beulah Campbell, 5 A Campbell 2.20
James Capel Est, 25 A Capel 7.15
Lacy Graham, 54 A Res , 22.36
Laura Graham, -2 A- Res Bal. 18.30
Henry Hadley Est, 27 A Hadley 1...... , 7.92
E. J. Hough, 50 A Res; 12 1-2 A Mayner —- 2:8.57
J(Jbephine Hough, 4 A Mayhor ^ 1-90
Beulah Mae Lee, 5 A Camplaell 1-43
Neill McAllister, 39.5 A Burney 11.68
Will Mclver, 19 A Rfes : 13.90
Cattle McLauchlin, 24 A McNeill - 2.64
Mary Bell McNeill, 30.4 A Toomer 3.36
Elvin Maynor, 2 1-2 A Bandy ...k :
Neiil Maynor, 4.2 A Maynor * :— 10.34
Neill Monroe, 13 A Res; 5 A Campbell ,.
K. S. Ray, 28 1-2 A Ray -
K. S. Ray ESt, 71 1-2 A Ray
Ethel Raiford, 35 1-2 A Mumford Est
Joe Raleigh, 18 A McGill; 9 1-2 A Stubbs Bal.
Betsey Robinson, 28.6 A Res —.—
James Stews^, 25 A Res —
QUEWHIFFLE township'—WHITE
B. B.'Brown, 1 A Res —•
A. A. Calhoun, 147 A Pate - -
^^^jliajn Faulk, 86 3—4 Riley
R. A. Gillis Est, 64 A GiUis ! .1..- : , Sd3
J. W. Graham Est, 32 ^ Graham ....... 6.12
Cobbard Lowery, 101 A McNair L 53.09
Mrs. Margaret McLeod. Est, 30 A Lumber River
l^dultsb^f X Lot Service Stetiou
SmclfiiTf 95 clerk
Southern Security & Guaranity Co., 83 A Brown ;
QUEWHIFFLE TOWNSHIP — COLORED
Hector Campbell, 4 Lots Maultsby — 3-60
Pauline Chambers, 3.2 A Ferrell I ‘ LIO
Willie Davis, 25 1-2 A McNeill —...— 7.70
John Davis, 24 1-2 A Sinclair ., 5.24
Naomi & Lillian dawson.' 4 Lots Dobbins LIO
D. W. Ferrell. 5 1-4' A Penny Leach Est
Jane Hamer, 12 A.Rockfish
John W. Hines, 50 A Blue ...'.
Paul Hurst. 61 A Buie
Willie John, 31 A Cox
12.21
16.99
34.98
19.58
7.54
3.30
1^.31
31.60
48.70
16.50
1.65
68.20
52.32
35.97
3.73
2.35
11.00
29.18
8.33
Malcolm Brown Est, 1 Loi Siler City ——
Mack Briie,' 1 Lot Cockman ——
Alex Campbell, 1 Lot Res —
Dave Carmichael Est, 1 Lot Res ri——-— *
T. Cl'Carpenter, 1 Lot pockman ......... — -
James Carpenter, 1 Lot H. A. Cameron
1.10
i.05
10.81
8.30
'5.09
12.85
Nath|piiel Carpenter, I Lot Res 18.01
Patrick Cook, 3 Lots Queenmore .., - 3.11
1 Lot Res 3.88
George Crutchfield, 1 • Lot Cameron - 2.20
Lawrence Dockery, 1 Lot Siler City 7.56
John W. Douglas, 5 A Old Res 5.50
Flora Durant, 3 3-4 A Jones - '1-38
Sandy- Edwards, 2 A McDiarmid 8.96
Flora C. Elliott, 4 A Blue; 3 A Blue; 5 A Old Res ,....7.. 3.58
Major Evans. 1 Lot Res - 7.97
Matthew Ferguson, 3 Lots - - 23.46
Alice F., Flynn, 3 A Otis Bridgers 16.66
William Frierson. 4 A Res - 13-32
Brooks Frierson, 1 Lot Res - -. - 18-75
AUce Galbreth. ,2 1-2 A Old Res -83
Maggie Galbreth, 8 1-2 A Old Res 2.48
Sallie Galbreth Est, 3 1-2 A Old Res
Moses Graham', 11 A Res
John W. Graham. 1 1-2 A Res ’..
Hattie Harrington, 4 Lots Brock
Carl Hollingsworth, 1 Lot Res
Eki Hollingsworth, 1 Lot Res - Bal. 7.91
D. H. Holt, 1 Lot Cockman ...................... 5.50
NelUe Hope, 1 Lot Res 7.70
Ella Mae Hunter, 1 tot James Quick 1.10
Caroline Huske Est, 15 A Old Res - - - 6-68
Kate Ingram, 1 Lot Scurlock -55
Lonzoe Jackson, 1 Lot Ed Buie 7.78
Alice Jones. 2 Lots Siler City 9.57
Lucy Jones, 9 A Rft .»— - 6.95
John D. iones .......rf.—Hal. .62
Martin Jones, 3 Lots McLauchlin — .83
Dave Jones, 1 Lot Res
W. P. Kelly Est, 1 Lot Res
Oscar Laney, 1 Lot Gre^nmora, .
Florine Letlow. 3 Lots Hes ,
A^ong - - -
Homemakers
Grace McKenzile
10.8S
1.65
1.65
6.60
8.25
1.10
11.00
17.03
2.64
'2.64
23.33
46.31
145.82
18.70
34.96
11.82
4.95
11.49
9.90
17.27
.33
40.82
12.55
29d8
18.72
11.39
W
. J. Maynor,. 24 A Maynor 8.91
.55
11.88
9.90
17.82
5.12
3.30
14.08
LITTLE RIVER 1 OWNSHIP — WHITE
S. S. Adcox. 8 A Club House 5.50
T. , B. Baker, SC .A Res -
G. G. Bass, 18 } Harnett Line
O. C. Blackburn, tbi A
Lunden Bradfor) , 16 2^3 A
21.19
3.96
38.45
1.92
N. W. Bridges, 5 A Res: 1 3-4 A McFadyen 13.75
S. J. Cummings 70 A Dan McCrimmon 16.72
J. C. Doss. Ba; due on Rollins 10.20
Christian Dunr i08 A Moore Co Line i- H.SS
B. H. Garner, 60 A Res - - 14.85
C. G. Hart. T A Holder Heirs .19.00
J. L. Johnson 44 Airies; 25 A Daniel Smith 41.91
John McCrinr/non, 5 A Janoes Creek - 66
Mack McFar,yen, 10 A Club House 5.50
W. H. McMillian, 12 A Harnett Line 1,65
W. P. Smi-h Heirs, 22 A Cranes Creek 2.42
Ottis Pendergrass, 50 A , 5.50
Clyde Thomas, 2 A Res 13.50
Mrs. W. A. Thomas, 383 A Vass Rd 55.00
Marvi/i Whitney, 2B 3-4 A Aiken ; - 3.85
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP — COLORED
Dan Cherry, 3 A Res 7.62
Eliza Cherry. 3 A Res 1.10
Henry Dobbin, 1 A Res 5.53
Matthew A. Elliott, 39 A Res 5.56
William Faulk, 4 A Res , 19.00
David McAllister Est. 8 A James Creek Bal.
Nathan McCrimmon, 3 A McL Bal.
Julia McLean, 11 A Vass Rd 1.92
Estelle Thomas, 22 A Res Bal. .50
Otba Worthy, ]2 1-2 A Res Bal.
McLauchlin township — white
Mrs. D. C. Adam.s, 30 A Ray
Mrs. W. T. Boseman, Store Building; Dwelling; 110 A Town
send; 1 vacant lot 53.35
Mrs. E. L. Cameron, 115 A McNeill 51.81
M. E. Capps. 34 A . 3.74
M. S. Gibson, 100 A Res; 60 A EsteUe Gibson 66.49
H. P. Harmorif 10 A McDiarrnid; 1 A McNeill; 3 A McNeill .... 6.93
Smith McCranej’, 23 A 2.53
Neill McNeill, 35 A G, E. Parker Est 15.40
John Monger, 2 Lots Maultsby
Lillie Monger, 4 Lots Res
Geirge Murchison, 2 A Res
W. M. McGregor Est. 49 A Old Res
James McLaurin, 4' Lots Maulteby 19-62
Johnnie McLauchlin, 2' Lots Maultsby --- 13.34
Frank McRae, 100 A Rod Gillis 26.84
Eliza Shaw, 31 A Blue
Emmett Smith Est, 2 A Res
Mattie Smith Est. 63 A Old Res
RAEFORD TOWNSHIP — WHITE
Lester E. Baker, 1 Lot Epstein & Yarborough - 16-50
W. B. Baker Est. 3 A Old Res 2-75
J. Reese Baxley, 2 Lots McLauchlin; 1 Lot Jones; 1 Lot Bradley 30.75
Mrs. D. E. Blue, 140 A Res; 635 J. A. Blue 133.65
N. B. Blue, 82 A Red Spgs Rd; 1 Lot Res ...i 83.95
J. B. Bryant, 1 Lot Rockfish Ave — - -I-88
Malcolm Clark, 1 Lot McQuage 41.66
J. W. Caddell, 2 Lots McNeill 1-65
J. W. Cain, 5 A J. W. Cain Est - ^ ; 5.99
Hubert Cameron, 1 Lot Res , ^25.32
Mrs. J. A! & E. L. Cameron, 6 Lots Rhodes 3.30
Mrs. E. L. Cameron, 314 A Timberland; I Lot Rhodes 161.48
J. Clyde Campbell, 1 Lot Rfay Conoly -L..- 34.62
Mrs. B. G. Currie Est, 1 Lot Stewart St — 3.30
Harry Epstein, 1 Lot Mcftyde —- 13.83
Sidney Epstein, 1 Lot Res 22.30
Archie Epstein, 1 Lot McBryde - - - - 4.70
A. J. Freeman, 1 Lot Res .7...... 27.83
W. J. Gal6s, 1 Lot Gales - 3.30
C^laud K. Gibson, 1 Lot N Main St 2.47
Clayton Gore, 1 Lot Dan Holt - 4.40
Mrs. Mattie Grandy.- 1 Lot 5th Ave 1-65
Ila Belle Ivey, 103 A Collins .'. 48.85
G. F. Koonce, 1 Lot Res - 1-10
G. E. Long, 10 A Dr. Garner; 1 A Long 22.30
Mrs. Sadie McCrimmon, 1 Lot Res ; 8.80
Mrs. J. A. McKeithan, 1 Lot Res 8.25
W. H. McNeill, 4 A Service Station; Taylor SS 66.C0
Mrs. Nellie McNeill, 1 Lot Store; 1 Lot Res ....Bal. i9.52'
M. K. McNeill Est, 57 A Raeford Rd; 1 Lot Store Bal. 38.72
N. A. McNeill, 167 A M. C. Dew; 12 A McLauchlin; 1 Lot Pat
terson; 1 Lot M. A. Patterson; 1 Lot Wilson; 1 Lot Res; 1 '
Main St; 1 Lot Keith; 1 feot Iron Bal. 173.31
M. H. McPhaul, Jr, 1 Lot Blue 2.75
Bruce Morris, 1 Lot Res, , - 22.66
Mrs. Will Read, 1 Lot Res; 4 Lots Wright; 2 Lots Sessoms ^- 38.06
C. L. Stephens. 1 Lot McLauchlin; 1 Lot Johnson; 1 Lot Mc
Lean; 1 Lot McQueen; 1 Lot.Brouk .— - Bal. 137.34
Mrs. C. L. Stephens, 1 Lot Res — — 22.00
Clyde C. Stocks, 1 Lot Res : L.— - 14.05
W. U. Taylor, 1 Lot Res 18-71
W. J. Tolar, 6 Lots Gales - ik."; 3.30
J. A. Walters. 1 Lot Prospect — 2'.20
C. W. Westbrook, 1 Lot; 6th Ave 1-85
Wiley Williams, 1 1.2 A Dr. Gardner l-l®
W. O. Wright, 17 ,A Res - 170.61
RAEFORD TOWNSHIP — COLORED
John Adams, 1 Lot ' 12.00
Cora Arnold, 4 Lots — 2.20
Ardell Bailey. 1 Lot 10.81
Ross Ballentine, 5 A Res -...Bal. , 5.35
James Barber, i Lot 8.01
Candy Barrett, 3 1-2 A Old Res ......r- 4.40
Riley Barrett, 2 Lots .-. - 7.54
Annie Little, 4 Lots A. C. Kjejih - -— —— 9-^
Annie Livingston, 1 Lot Res
Sam Love, 1 Lot Siler City
M. L. Love', 2 Lots G. R. Freeman : 2.47
Robert Lowery, 2 Lots J. K. McNeill - 8.06
Willie Luckie, 1 Lot Res 8.25
David Miller, 1 Lot Res - 8.22
Will Miller Est, 1 Lot Res - 5.94
Stephen Monroe, 1 Lot Pope Hill -— 1-85
Alex Monroe, 5 A McLauchlin 1.49
Archie Morrison Est, 3 Lots Queenmore, - - '■ -83
Spencer Morrison, 5.1 A Burns .— 16,50
George Morrison, 1 Lot Res - -i—15.62
Lawmence Murphy. 1 Lot Res — 11.00
J. H. Murphy, 1 Lot Brookwood ---- 1-65
What a perfect time of the year
to have hearty, home-made Beef
Vegetable soup for dinner. With
plenty of beef in the soup, it Will
make a main dish to serve with
crisp rolls and a big green salad.
Best of all, thete’s plenty of grass-
fed beef in the market to make
your beef soup plenty thrifty.
Grass-fed beef is -lean beef, just
right for. braising, and for sim
mering in a savor^ pot of soup.
Thrifty, too, are the vegetables
that go into the soup. Root vege
tables are the kind most popular
in Beef Vegetable’' Soup and root
vegetables are usually the cheap
est in the market. So much about
thrift might cast suspicion on the
flavor of our soup but that is
where the thrift stops and the
richness begins. That lean beef
gives wonderful savor to soup,
making a good, rich stock HiatV
’’beefy” through and through, and
the root vegetables haye their
emphatic accents to. add to the
mixture. Minced parsley and
chopped celery leaves give that
herb fragrance that is so delight
ful in soup.
Soup for dinner when it is real. ^
ly meaty is a fine, nourishing
dish that suits everyone in the
family from the children to the
man of the , house. The rich savor
of soup cooking is sturdy per
fume for your kitchen , and as
surance of a good meal to come
when a homecoming husband puts
his k^y in the door.
There is some coritroversy as to
whether Behf Vegetable Soup is
more delicious with cooked toma
toes added or without them. This
is purely a matter of family pre
ference. We have here a tested
recipe without the tomatoes as
a basic soup to give the true beef
flavor its due emphasis. The soup
is a simple blend of good, true
flavors. But adding tomatoes will
not mar it one bit. It simply adds
another flavor accent. 1
For the first really brisk aut
umn night, surprise your famiily
with an old-fashioned Beef Veg
etable Soup dinner. -It will recall
to your husband dinners Mother
used to make. Cut up the meat
'as the recipe directs to serve right
Neill McAllister, 1 Lot E*d Buie - 14-41
George McAllister, 1 Lot Ed Buie : 4.53
Tom Sc Annie McBryde, 2' A McD - 83
Mitchell McCall, 11 Lots Queenmore & Bridgers 14.98
Mabel Shaw McCrimmon, 1 Lot Cameron 5.61
Freeman McDuffie, 1 Lot McNeill 1-18
ErnesJ; McEachern, 1 Lot Freeman 1-10
Niecie, McFadyen,^ 1 Lot Res - - 8.25
Charlotte Meinnis, 1 Lot Res - —- 5.50
Fannie McIntosh, 2 Lots Keith 1-10
Hattie Belle McIntyre, 2 1-2 A Gil|jirist - 2.48
James McIntyre, 1 Lot Cockman -s 4.40 j with the soup anl you’ll have a
Reid McKinnon, 1 Lot Res - . 2.75! hearty meal.. If you’ve one, of
Stanley McKinnon, 2 Lots Fuller .' - 1-10 these dignified old soup tureens,
Sampson McKinnon, 1 Lot Res - 19.66
Tom McLauchlin,, 2 Lots Mitchell- McCall 16:36
Alex McMillian, *24 A McLauchlin 7.15
Maggie McMillian, 1 Lot Siler City - 4.40
Lula McNair, 1 Lot Res : ---- 1-10
Maggie McNair, 2 Lots Keith 1-65
Mattie McNair Est, 1 Lot Res 7.70
David H. McNeill, 1 Lot Cockman 2.20
John R. McNeill, 1 Lot Johnson : 4.70
Simon McNeill, 1 Lot C jckman — - 4.40 j 21/2 qts. cold water
James McNeill, 1 Lot Eefi'^ - 8.00 2 tablespoons salt
you can serve your soup in style/
If you haven’t it will taste just
as good ladled into soup plates or
■Dowls. Pass the crisp hot rolls,
have a side-dish of salad, and the
main course will be as di^dcious
as it is thrifty.
Beef Vegetable Soup
2 lbs. beef shank with b-one
John H. McNeill. I 'L.ot Res 13.50
Willie McNeill, 1 Lot Res : 10.70
George McNeill, 1 Lot Res , 8.90
Jeff McNeill, 4 A McNeill ! 2.20
Neal . McNeill, 1 Lot Res 9.10
Albert McNeill Est, 1 Lot Res 7.70
Levi McNeill Est, 1 Lot Cockman 55
Dunk McNeill Est, 7 1-2 A Old Res - 4.40
Matthew McRae, 1 Lqt Res & Store - Bal. 10.65
T. K. McRae, 1 Lot Queenmore 82
William McRae Est, 62 A Res 12.10
Hattie McRae, 5 A Grahai-q 2.75
Francis McRae Est. 2 A Res , .-
Clarence Page, 1 Lot Siler City 4.40
Nealie Pankey, 1 Lot Res i— 5.50
Caroline Patterson, 1 Lot Res —......... 5:50
E. J. Pe+erkin, Jr, 2 Lots Turnpike Rd , 4.97
Will Pope, 2 Lots Kaylor - 15.67
Lillie Pope Est. 5 A Pope Hill .......... —11.00
Jordon Purcell, 1 Lot Kaylor - 8.91
Willie Ed Purcell, 1 Lot Queenmore - - 5.69
Willie Purcell, 2 Lots Keith — — 2.20
8
4.23
17.38
Walter Edwin- Purcell, 1 Lot Purcell f 2.75
Mrs. Edwin A. Miller, 47 A Scull
Mrs, Mary P. Mott, 135 Kinlaw
R. H. Myers, 24 A Cheek ,
C. W. Ray, 91.3 A Res
.D. M. Ray, 0.4 A Hhe: 3 1-4 A M.axvell
Zlrs. D. A. Ray, 20 A Boann
Willie Scott, 50 A Honson
. Mg- and Robl Slagle, 57 A Scull
5.17
36.47
3.19
58.92
13,fl9
•J
18.ia
21.64
Nettie L. Beatty, 4 Lots ........Vx.'..'. 5^61
Elbert Bethea, 2 Lots '. .•..,11.33
Jessie Bethea, 4 Lot!? ! ' -.— 8.42
Ernest Bethea, 1 Lot i .6.90
Arch Bethea Est, J Lots —- 1-10
Rachel Black Est. 0 A Black 2.20
Janie Blue. 15 A Res 5.66
Mary Bell Boatman, 2 1-2n.4: OW Rqs —• LIO
Ma'tie Boatman. 2 1-2 A Old Res :... 1-10
.'.rnic.'Mae Bratdher, 1 Lot H. A. Carner.oa - 1-10
Brov/n. 1 Lot Ros 13.50
•J',, n. h Bi-'y'.’/'h ! Loi C. R. Frci ;nan — -55
.Mae Brnv.'n, ’ Lot H.. /V. Cameron 1-10
>pn‘ Ero-.vn, '' ,Lo' McLauchlin — 1-10
John A. Brown. 1 Lot Cockman 1-43
James Quick, 10 A Moore; 2 Lots Toomer; 12 A Siler City .... 51.59
Lonnie Ray, 2 Lots Cockman 4.70
David Ray Est,' 8 A Old Res 3.30
Cora J. Robinson, 2 Lots Maxwell 3.30
Ansel Rogers, 1 Lot Moore 60
Joseph W. Saunders, 1 Lot Store Bldg. - 15.92
D.^ P. Scurlock Est, 1 Lot Res 25.31
Mose Shaw Est, 12 1-2 A Branch 8.80
Junious Siler, 1 Lot Res ; 1 2!.20
Willie Siler Est, 1 Lot Cockman 3.58
James Simpson, 1 Lot Res .t 4.95
Dorothy Singletary,, 1 Lot Res 4.40
Chaffie Steele, 57 A McD; 9 1-2 A Johnson 32.13
Emmett Steele, 20 A Allen Steele; 5 A Black; 1 Lot Res 39.46
James Stewart, 5 Lots Cockman 1 2.75
Charlie Stewart, 2 Lots Cockman 1.10
Joe Terry, 7 A M. Jones 2.42
Daizy Thomas, 2 Lots Cockman —3.30
John' B. Wade, 46 A’ Res ; - 12.21
Thelijjan & Luther Wade, 1 A Young 55
Vera V/ilkerson, 1 Lot Res ? 17.27
John Wilson, 1 Lot .Freeman ; 11.33
STONEWALL TOW’NSHIP — WHITE
Mrs. D. C. Adams, 124 A Kinlaw & Faircloth 33.44
W. H. Beasley Est, 161 .A Adcox Land Bal 34.68
Mrs. Ruth Bristow, 4 A Res 4.68
Mrs. K. T. Butler, 34 A Res 39.49
(Contiued cn page 11)
1-8 teaspoon pepper
Vj! cup sliced onion
2 tablespoons minced' parsley
’2 cup diced celer,y w’ith leaves
1 cup sliced carrots
1’^ cups diced potatoes
Have bone cracked at nrarket.
Wipe meat with damp cloth. In
soup kettle combine meat, water,
salt and pepper. Cover; bring to
boiling point; skim. Recover and
simmer very slowly 4 hours. Re
move meat and bone; cut meat
into cubes. Add to kettle with re
maining ingredients; cover and
simmer 30 minutes.
NOTE: If^ tomatoes are liked in
Beef Vegetable Soup. 1 No. 2 can
tomatoes may be* added, decrease
ing the water by 2'y2 cups. Other
vegetables for Beef Vegetiable
Soup are baby lima beans;
shredded cabbage; diced turnips;
green beans; peas and corn.
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