-
Hundred and Fifty Guests Feast
On Bear Steak at Neisler Banquet
One hundred end fifty guests at
tended the annual banquet given
Saturday night by the management
of the Ifetsler Mills of Kings Moun
tain.
' They enjoyed a rather elaborate
Thanksgiving menu, with turkey of
course, and beer steak. Illustrated
programs indicated that some of
the Nelsler boys had been hunting,
but grave doubt was cast on the
claim that they brought home the j
bear.
G. B. Weber was toastmaster, and
Clyde R. Hoey was the principal
speaker. The guest list Included:
Guests
Dr. O. W. Daniels, Clyde R. Hoey,
J. B. Stark, H. E. Carls, Q. E Web
er, Frank Summers, C. F. Harry, G.
H. Emery, Chas. E. Bernhardt, John
H. Mabry, John Irvin, J. L. Hern
don, Dr. J. E. Anthony. H. 8. Black -
mer, J. M. Rhea, Sheriff J. R. Cline.
Z. F. Cranford, Geo. Lattimore, J.
B. Thomasson. E. L. Campbell, Mar
tin H. Epps, M. M. Stewart, J. R
Mallory, W. K. Gunter, D. R. La
H\r, W. T. Love. R. F. Craig, R. T.
LeGrand, W. K. Mauney, W. A.
Rldenhour, C. Q. Rhyne, J. E. Gar
vin, Ladd W. Hamrick, A. L. Hill.
Frank Coker, D. C. Mauney, Hunter
Mauney, Gordon Hughes, P. D.'
Herndon, Dr. Tom Metsenhelmer,
H. M. Victor. D. P. Tillett, J. M.
Williams, W. W. Gillespie, the Rev.
A. O. Sergeant, Kay Dixon. W. H.
Hall, E. A. Smith .
Miss Alice Archibald, Miss Lillian
Oonnoley, Miss Lillian Peterson,
Miss Ruth Thurston, Mrs. Lillian
Price, Mrs. Orace Smith, Mlu Pau
line Neltlcx, Mias Margaret Nelsler,
Mrs. C. E. Nelsler, Mrs. Joe Nelsler,
Mrs. Hunter Nelsler, Mrs. Paul
Nelsler, Mrs. Paul Mauney.
Officers
P. 0. Roberts. J. C. Jolly, J. H.
Thomson, Paul Mauney, Paul Nels
ler, Eugene Nelsler, Luther Cansler,
Percy Dilling, H. H. Houston, Hub
ert Davidson, E. W. Hord, Ned Moss,
Holland Dixon.
Margraee
L. J. Clonlnger, H. B. Bumgard
ner, R. P. Sanders, Dewey Caldwell,
Gus Early, R. J. Woods, Beck Page,
Boyce Early, Arthur Hamrick, J. P.
Long, Falte Arwood, Hoyle Moss,
Clem Wright.
Designing
Hunter Nelsler, Carl Davidson,
Walter Gamble.
Pauline
J. A. Nelsler, Will Parrish, Grady
Ware, W. F. Styers, M. A. Moss, W.
8. Cashlon, Alfred Jolly, C. Jolly, W.
S. Irving, V. Whltslre, L. W. Par
rish.
Patricia
Chas. Moss, A. 8. Lynch, Broadus
Moss, Myron Rhyne.
Finishing
Geo. Barber. W. B. Smith, H. A.
Goforth, W. Winchester, Robert
Miller, C. D. Ware. L. L. Ware, C.
E. Dengler, E. 8. Murray, Lloyd
Ormond, Oliver Palls.
Dyehoase
R. H. Webb, W. B. Thomson,
Abe Martin.
Plush
Watffi Short, E. L. Vickery, H. B.
Jackson.
Casar Families Move Into New
Homes; Entertainment At School
(Special to The Star)
CA8AR, Dee. Many people are
moving to new homes In this com
munity.
Born Monday morning to Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Pruett a fine daughter.
Mother and baby are doing nicely.
O. A. Brittain motored to the
Lincoln hospital Monday night to
be at the bedside of his wife who is
still in the hospital there.
The Woman’s Missionary Union
met with Mrs. L. W. Cain Wednes
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Newton and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ledford of
Morganton spent the week-end
here.
Miss Mary Ferguson of Kitrell
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with Miss Mary Lou Richard. Miss
Ferguson, who taught here for five
years, is teaching this year In the
Zeb Vance high school.
Ruffin Brackett has purchased
the Sara Wortman place from Huss
Cline of Shelby and recently mov
ed his family to R.
Mrs. Sam Warllck and Mrs. Wilk
es To wary went to Shelby hospital
Sunday to see their daughter and
sister. Miss Florence Towery, who
is a patient taking treatment there.
Mrs. George Hunt Is suffering
form trouble at this writing.
Voeco Melton moved Monday In
to the house vacated recently by
Mrs. Tony near A. A. Horton's resi
dence.
Misses Moselle and Doshla John
son were dinner guests of Miss Avis
Hoyle Tuesday.
The Juniors nt the Casar high
school entertained the seniors Wed
nesday night holding their entertain
ment in the gymnasium. Those
serving were Misses Moselle John
son, Mildred Pruett, Margaret New
ton, Avis Hoyle and Tilly Jenks.
Oscar Pruett had the misfortune
of getting several shot In his hands
and face when a gun was accident?
ally discharged Thanksgiving day.
John Roddy of Winnsboro, S. C„
was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Richards and family Sunday.
Douglas Garland of Yancyville,
Caswell county, spent Wednesday
night with Ous Richards.
Sixteen Children
Die On Highways
Sixteen little children were among
the 107 persona who lost their lives
on the highways of North Carolina
during the month of October.
The wholesale slaughter establish
ed an all-time record for deaths re
sulting from accidents in which
automobiles were Involved, accord
ing to L. S. Harris, director of the
motor vehicle bureau. The total,
however, was one one greater than
that rolled up in the preceding
month, when 106 met violent death.
Statistics compiled in the office
of Ur. Harris show that automobile
fatalities for the first ten months
of this year were 745, which is 107
or exactly the number slain during
October, than the total of 647 rolled
up for the same period of last year
Ten or the deaths were caused by
hit-and-run drivers, but reckless
driven were involved in 126 of the
506 accidents reported, and 22 ol
the 126 resulted In fatalities. In
addition to those killed, 745 per
sons received injuries of carying de
grees of severity.
Try Star Want Ads.
Bailey, Reynolds
Will Not Join In
Fight On M’Ninch
WASHINGTON, Dec. North
Carolina’s two senators, although
still as much politically opposed to
Frank R. McNineh as ever, appar
ently will not stage a senate fight
serious enough to theater confirm
ation of the Charlotte «man as
chairman of the federal power com
mission.
Hu odds are in favor of Mc
Nlnch’s confirmation with Senators
Bailey and Reynolds silently ob
jecting In the background when his
name comes before the senate.
McNinch Is considered too much
in favor of President Roosevelt, and
for Bailey and Reynolds to fight
him to the extent of demanding on
"personally obnoxious" grounds
that he not be confirmed might re
act against them.
Bailey, who was here this week,
declined to divulge what stand he
will take when McNinch’s name
comes up, but he made It clear he
was atUl violently opposed to the
man who led the anti-Smith forces
to victory in North Carolina In 1938.
Reynolds, shortly after President
Roosevelt gave McNinch a recess re
appointment last summer, issued a
statement Indicating that If Presi
dent Roosevelt wanted MONlnch he,
Reynolds, in effect would not stand
In the way.
McNinch orlglnaUy was appointed
a member of the power commission
by President Hoover. He was ele
vated to the chairmanship by Roos
evelt and subsequently reappointed
The Charlotte man Is considered
hand-ln-hand with the President’s
power policy, and he Is in exceed
ingly good graces with the admin
istration.
Mayflower Cup Goes
To E. W. Zimmerman
RALEIGH, Dec. 6 —Erich W.
Zimmermann, professor of com
merce and resources at the Uni
versity of North Carolina for sev
eral years, was awarded the May
flower Society cup for 1934 at the
! closing exercises Wednesday of the»
annual session of the state Literary
and Historical Association.
; Governor Ehrlnghaus announced
the award and presented the hand
some sterling silver replica to Mr.
Zimmermann, whose book publish
ed during the past year, “World
Resources and Industries," was ad
i Judged the best original work of a
. resident North Carolinian published
i In the year. The board of award
consisted of Professors H. T. Lefler
i and J. D Clark of State college and
J. M. McConnell and E. F. Shew
make, of Davidson college. Nearly 40
. books were in the competition.
: REPAY PRODUCTION LOANS
WELL IN TWO CAROUNAS
[ Some 30,000 farmers In Georgia
and the Carol!nas have obtained
short-term loams from production
, credit associations this year and
,' already repaid over 93 per cent of
I the nrxsy, according to a state
ment today (December 7) of Ernest
'{Graham, president of the Produc
'itlon Credit corporation of Colum
bia, 8. C., now In Washington at
tending a conference of production
credit officials from the 12 Farm
. Credit Administration districts.
Nobel Peace Prize for Hull?
-- StcrtUrjr »f Stat* CorMI H»ll
Handsome Secretary of State Cordell Hull who preaches the "good
neighbor" policy to Latin America and thinks international trade
the greatest bar to war, is in line for the Nobel Peace prise.
According to reports from Oslo, where the Norwegian parliament
has selected the committee to make the choice, the soft-speaking
Tennesseean has achieved world fame by his strenuous labors in
behalf of lifting world stagnation through trade agreements.
Throughout his years in congress and since he became secretary,
Hull has been an active "low tariff” spokesman. He was one of
Uie most persuasive delegates to the World Economic conference
l that met in London last year.
Earl Resident
Improving After
Major Operation
MIm Sarratt Returns To School;
Atlanta Visitor Here For
Week-End.
(Special to The Star)
EARL, Dec.—Miss Orace Sarratt
returned to her school at Walnut
Grove, 8. C., Sunday afternoon. R.
C. Miller of Shelby, Austell Graham
and Misses Francis and Helen Gra
ham and Christine Honeycutt of
Earl accompanied her.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ross and
children of Concord are the guests
this week of Mrs. Boas’ parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. F. Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hause and
children of Hamlet spent the holi
days with the former’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Hause. Mr. and Mrs.
Alver Byers of Llncolnton were
Sunday guests.
Mrs. E. H. and Mrs. Odell 6e
paugh and their guest visited Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Moore at Kings
Mountain Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rlss of Atlanta,
Ga., spent the week-end with the
latter’s grandmother, Mrs. P. C.
Lavender.
Anthony Lavender, patient at the
Shelby hospital is reported as get
ting along nicely and expects to re
turn home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Belue and son
of Charlotte, were callers In the vil
lage Sunday afternoon.
Car Sales Took
Drop Last Month
RALSIOH, Dec. 7.—New cur sales
In North Carolina during Novem
ber dropped considerably from the
record set In October, but were far
ahead of sales In the corresponding
month last year. The drop Is attri
butable to the short period of use
of 1934 licenses, prospective pur
chasers waiting until December 13.
when they may use 1033 licenses,
Director L. 9. Harris, of the motor
vehicle bureau, reports.
New motor vehicles registered In
November numbered 3,718, or 3,038
passenger cars and 000 trucks, as
against 7,311 cars and 1,908 trucks
in October, and as against 3,338
cars and 430 truoks In November.
1933.
Sales to the end of November
for the entire year reached 53.401,
or 43,075 cars and 10,300 trucks, as
against 30,971 cars and 5,933 truoks
In the 11 months of 1933, director
Harris reported.
Chevrolets led in numbers in Nov
ember with 1,409 new car sales,
others being as follow: Fords, 000;
Plymouths, 411; Pontiacs, 98; Bulcks,
90; Oldsmobiles, 70; Dodges, 04;
Terraplanes, 83; Chryslers, 48;
Studebakers, 26, and of the higher
prloed cars. Cadillacs, one; Pack
ards, five, and LaSalles, five. In
trucks, the Chevrolet also led with
315; Fords. 177; Dodges, 100; Inter
nationals, 30.
HUGE TAX UPHELD IN
ALABAMA LIQUOR SALES
BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Dec. 6.—
Justice W. I. Grubb In U. S. district
court yesterday held the 01,000 spe
cial federal excise tax Imposed on
liquor dealers In dry states constitu
tional.
The ruling was made In dismiss
ing demurrers filed by attorneys for
Gus Constantine, cited last week
for failure to pay the levy, who
argued the tax was unconstitution
al
4
Home In Valdese
Destroyed By Fire
VALDESE, Dec. The home
owned by Melvin Deal and occupied
by D. S. Nell, manager of the meat
market of the Carolina Stores at
Valdeae, was burned yesterday In
the Plneborrow section of Valdese.
The contents and house were a
complete loss.
McDowell Factory
Takes 300 Workers
MARION, Dec. 6^-The McDowell
Furniture company here, which ha*:
been operating on part time for
several months, called back Its full
force of nearly 300 employes Mon
day to take care of the increasing
demands for short time orders.
“We will likely close down for
one week during the holidays to
make necessary adjustment and re
pairs,” R. B. Crisp, secretary and
general manager of the company
said Monday, “and then we will re
sume business at full capacity pro-'
ductlon. While some large orders in
prospect have not yet been defi
nitely closed, we are reasonably
sure now that, by January 1, we
will have booked sufficient business
to keep the plant going at full ca
pacity until far up Into the sum
mer.
Class In Meeting
In South Shelby
Slumf Woman VMta Here; Jewell
Terry Improve*; Personal
Item.
(Special to The Star)
SOUTH SHELBY. Dec. 6—Mrs.
Dalnard Wesson of Sharon com
munity visited ter mother, Mrs. M.
E. Glasco Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson of
West Shelby visited Mr. and Mrs.
Plato Williams Monday.
The Susanna Wesley class of the
South LaPayette street M. E. church
was entertained recently at the
home of Mrs. Walter Gilbert. Gam
es were enjoyed throughout the
evening. Sandwiches and tea were
served at the close of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Reinhardt en
tertained a number of their friends
with a beautiful dinner at their
home on Dodd street Thursday
night. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. P. Y. Jones of Lettimore, - Mr.
and Mrs. Lorln Hoyle of Cherryville,
Mr. and Mrs. Bate Wright and Mrs.
S. 8. Nance of this place.
Mrs. O’Neil Blanton has returned
home from Laager Island. Phila
delphia, Pa., where she has been at
the bedside fo her brother Oolie
Gossett who Is 111 with a broken
back.
Mr. and Mrs. Bate Wright visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Whisnant
of Polkvtlle Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Green spent
the week-end with relatives in Boil
ing Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Smith and
children, Wayne and Doris spsnt
the_week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorge Jones of New House.
Mrs. Weldon Scruggs had the
misfortune of falling and breaking
her leg last week.
Miss Mary Sue Blanton spent the
week-end wiht her mother, In Pat
terson Springs.
Little Jewell Terry has been very
111 but is some batter now.
Mrs. Mary Vandyke of New House
spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tirry.
Miss Jewell Jones of New House
spent Saturday with Miss Alleen
Wrieht.
i
. ■ Sfi a
Annual Report to Commissioners
By The County Clerk Of Court
• _ ■
North Carolina,
Cleveland County.
To the chairman of the Board of
Commlulonen of Cleveland county.
I, A. M. Hamrick, clerk of the Su
perior court of said county and
state, do hereby certify that my
Annual Report of all funds remain
ing in my hands November 1, 1994
belonging to said office.
Amount* Held In Trust For Non
Residents and Minors.
Mag Ledford.$1A4
John F. Capps.. ..1.00
Sarah F. Mlncy-- ..... ..3.00
Martha M. Hoffman.. --— 3.00
Julia 8. Capps--—. ... 3-51
Annie B. Capps-- —. .. 3.91
Minnie H Capps__ .. --4AS
Lee Green-- Ml
George Green ..... ....4.89
John T. Green___ 4.89
Lucy Green___ .. .... 4.85
Clarissa Green__ __ ..4.88
Alice Ledford .... ..... .. .....71
J. W. Ledford ...71
Minor children of W. A. Putnam J7
Minor children of Mary Moes .97
Cora Ellis ....._... .. .. 1.63
Vemle Ellis.1.63
A. R. London .. ......At
Hein of C. C. Orlgg.4.55
Hein of Phoebe Orlgg_ 4.55
Hein of Edward Orlgg_..4.55
Alfred Orlgg_ .. ___ _.4£4
Heirs of Susan Mltehem_ ..8.49
Thomas Blackwood.. .. .. .. 13.90
WUlle Goforth.13.17
Maude Goforth_..13.1.7
Hein of Wiliam Ellis ..139.13
Baby Watterson...6.34
Two minor children of Kate Tay
lor .73 75
William Watterson__13.00
Marie Shuford ..._.....3.00
Pauline Shuford___ 3..00
Cora Beam..9.00
Johnson Beam. 9.00
Fred Jackson___ ..5.03
Cleo Jackson__ 3.49
Estelle Jackson__..3.40
Novella Jackson_ .. .. ..3.49
Leither Jackson___ 3 49
Bertha L. Green ___ ..7..4IS
C. C. Hughes.. ..3.81
Eli Oats... 36.87
M. J. Jones... .. ..4.85
Mira Green.. ..4.85
Mrs. W M Jolley.4.85
Mrs. Monroe Jones__...97
Mrs. Charlie Jones_ ...97
Herbert Lee Green___97
Ada Green. .97
Mn. Grady Turner..97
Blanche, William and Katherine
Roberts__ ..4.10
Charlie Hopper_ 30.10
Hugh Hopper.. .. 30.11
Isiah H. Patterson__ .. ..4.80
Frank Cobb..97
Robert Cobb... Jil
John Cobb__ ...87
Charlie Cobb___ _.J7
Mary Cobb_ __ ...97
Minnie Cobb_....._....97
Willie Cobb..97
James L. Bailey___..9133
James Berton Palls__ __48.42
Vandora Palls . 58.43
George Jeff Palls.58.43
Zeaton Palls ...._ 35.05
Bari M. Lovelace.. ..48
Jewell A. Lovelace__...46
Alva Louise Lovelace___.49
Veda Mae Lovelace__ .. 46
DeWltt Blanton__ .. ..._9.95
William Newton_.... ....14.68
Edward Newton...14.68
Harding Newton_._14.68
R. B. Gibbs.1.94
Luvenla Gibbs_ ..1.94
Ruth Bell Rlppy.AS
Cliff Hamrick.83.43
Slcmore Bills___ ..48.50
william Bills Jr..48.50
Slcmore Bills.._ ..97.00
William Bills Jr..97.00
Hammond Ptlllbeck.16.17
Mile* Phil beck.16.17
Robert Phllbeck.16.17
Catherine Healan_..... 31,15
Ona Healan.31.11
Hammond Phllbeck ..... __7.19
Miles Phllbeck ....1.7.11
Robert Phllbeck .7.19
Mary Nelson_....... ..7.41
Blanche Newton__ ..... ..1.53
Albert Puroell ..... ..3.13
Bskrine Newton .. M __1.53
William Newton ..... __ 1.52
Mattie Newton__ .. ..1A3
Mary Newton. .. ..153
Katherine Healan__ .. ..358.73
wna Heaian_......_$397.73
Doda Buff.. ..1941
Hammond Phllbeek ..... .. ..1149
M11m PhUlfcck.11.89
RoMrt Phllbeck. ..11.88
Otis Bivens ..... __.... ..9449
Minnie Bivens ..... ....... ..300
John T. Woodall__ ....8440
Mary XUsabeth Collins ... ..9149
Chas. Hay Collins__ _ ..9149
Elsie Morgan__ ..... .. ..149
Melvin Morgan__ __146
Lonnie Montan.1.96
J. D. Morgan__ __ 149
Haaal Morgan ..... ..... .. ..1.99
James Morgan.1049
Nettle Kennedy _ .. _198?
Buren Kennedy_..... ..1943
Alien Kennedy...1842
Warren Kennedy.1943
Miss Jim MoCurry__ 34.99
Mildred Self.ji.97
Annie Self__ ..... ..... ..31.97
Mattie self.3147
Leonard London __ ..... ..1543
Earl MeKlnnay_ __..13.72
Bllle McKinney ..... ..... . 1373
Stek.945
Coy Sisk ..... __ .. .. 9.95
Clara Odell Sisk.9.35
Odell Sisk.9 as
Marie Haynes.17 93
Harman Neill.1793
I Ralph Niell ..... _ 17 23
Eugene Niell.17 23
George Hippy .. 33 4',v'
[Euntee Hippy Conley.33.40,
Eunice Rippy Conley —
Mtry Helen Humphries..
Madge Beeson.
jud Besson--—
John Besson
...*700
. -.56 8*
.. 86 6*
...56 6*
.. 56.68
TOTAL . I3J70.90
Cash Bosk V.
Name Page Amt.
Forrest Darla-300.-50
Mr. Carroll—306 .AO
Forrest Doggett—308 .AO
R. E. Campbell—300 .50
State tax due A. Price Palls—300
.3.00
W. P. Upton, D. 8.—311.— 130
P. D. Herndon—311-- — —3..50
J. C. Humphries—311.3A0
B. R. H. Luther due ptf—316 — —A0
L. P. Thompson—316 —-1.10
H. P. Harrill—31*.1.00
A. P. Atkins—333 .100
Susan Sailor—236 .... -- .. —A0
Jno. P. Wright—336 .A0
Mr. Orlffto—337 .50
P. C. Barrett—337 - —AO
Ben Bennett—33* ..... .. .— 50
J. O. Stamey—33*...50
Claude Martin—320 . 50
Marshall Crowder—330.- —50
Oeo. Hull—330 . 60
Will Fortune—336 ..50
Oeo. Scordas—330 _........50
Dewey Palls—330 - ..... —50
Arthur PaUe—330 .-A0
TOTAL.*30 JO
CMh Book VI.
David West—1.90
K. P. MaUhey—2.3.90
O. Edwards-3.3.90
H. W. Caldwell due R. ft H.—9 1.00
M. E. Pox due Bennett—13.6.00
C. L. Eskridge—13 ._.100
O. H. Harrison—34.1.00
Doe la Wiley—31 .35
Hugh Williams—31 .35.
Hunter Patterson—31.. _ ...35 j
Arthur Smith—31 _ .. _35
Plato Bowen—31 _ _ — J5
Jule Blackburn—33 .50
J. W. Harrelson—33. 3.20
M. D. Hopper—33.1.10
Thamer Patterson—35 ..35 |
Mike L. Borders—34. .35
Lien due J. B. Weathers ft Sons
—3*. 50
State tax due J. O. Weathers—38
.3.00
Lien tax due J. C. Weathers—38
I
.50
P. N. Mauney—41_ 50
A. J. Putnam—41. 25
Ewa Moss—41 _ .25
Joe Johnson—41 . 50
W. P. Upton, D. S.—41.1.00
Will Blackburn—54_ 50
Lee Turner—54_ 50
P. L. Rollins—55. ..1.00
Lee Turner—57_ 50
Clarence Bell—5*. .50
Peart Bell-58.50
Rob. Williams—58_ J50
Evans Crane—59 _ ...so
Tates Duncan—65_ ...50
Oeo. s. Mayes—74 ..... . 1.00
D. R. s. Presler—75. 2.00
W. C. Buff—75 ..2.00
J. W. Donovant due J. R. Davis—
i
I
TO.3.00
D. 8. Stratford—82.1.00
ChM. B. Heafner due ptf—S3 -.1.00
State tax due W. O. Spake—82 .2.00
Chae. B. Heafner due ptf—83 —1.00
T. A. Dunn—104. _.1.00
Robt. Thompson—108 ..._1.00
O. C. Turner-—lOfl.. ...w,
T. C. Goforth—107 .50
O. C. Turner— 1M...AO
W. L. Spangler—110. A0
Alvin Hardin—lia ...50
State tax due Lester Winchester—
.-.2.00
B P. Lineberger due ptf—110 ..1.00
Herald Pub. Co.—ill .. ..7.00
SUte tax due w. A. Pendleton—
..
8. H. Hoyle. E>. 8.—Ill.1.00
State tax due Bari F. Gaffney—
N1.3.00
D. 8. Stafford—111. 100
J. C. Pool—ill. i oo
J. F. Mass-121.1.00
Mrs. w. E. Abram—121.4.10
Edgar Moore—111.2.10
C. H. Blanton—ill.3.30
W. D. Hines—115.3.00
W. C. Buff—142..,. 1.00
State tax due C. P. Jones and wife
—147 ... ... ..2.00
State tax due City of Shelby—
M*..
P. 8. Hunter—151_ 1A0
R. L Luther—152.. .[1.50
J. F. Cohen—152 .... _ 75
R. B. Lut»—155....jo
•tate tax due Bessie Logan—161
. 3.00
Will H. Strickland—167.3 60
M. M. Moore—167.3.60
O. 8. Miller—167.ai0
Dr. J. B. Anthony—167_ ,.fQ
H. T. FUltOn—167. 60
Sheriff Gaston—168.3 00
Love Museman—166.3.00
W. A. McQinais D. a—166_1.00
Geo. Jonas—166.1.10
A. I*. Huffman—166.
O. O. Carpenter—160.3.50
M. A. Jolley—144 ......._... 1.00
State tax dua A. A. Warllck ind
c*~IW.3.00
C. C. Davenport—178. 60
W. T. Toney—120.I.00
Floyd Dover—160_ . SO
R. F. Austin—180...'ijo
SUte tax due Atlanta Joint Stock
Land bank—186.3 00
Geo. 8 Mayes due ptf—in ...100
W. c. Buff—in. , w
L. o. Allen—163. 'l 00
State tax due T. c. Todd-iwIYoo
D. L. Wesson—300. 1A0
W. A. Meoinnia—207. "3 jo
Q. C. Taylor—207 .*.” 5,,
W. A. Warren due 8. T.FallsH
209 .
J H. Costner—212
O. G. Falls—?15 . ..*
L. R. Crenshaw—216 ...II
-1.00
- 50
-1.00.
-I.OOj
R. r. Lee—318.1.00
O. O. Hall-r217.1.00
O. C. Taylor—311.1.00
Forrest Eskridge—134 ..... -50
B. A. Smith—226.—2.00
Harvey Mode—226 .50
H. P. Frlea D. S—228 . 2 00
W. H. Griffin—230 .1750
Jno. A Thomas—230 ..... .. 17 30
J. w. Done van t—231 .1 1.00
Fred Logan D. S.—283 . 1.00
J. P. Fees—233 .4.05
W. H. McGinnis—236 .BO
O. T. Hayes—236 ..50
Wesley Carroll—236 . 1.10
Or. Houser—236 _ ..A0
Stacey Carrol—336 __ .. ..1.10
Andrew MoSwaln—336 .l.tO
T. C. Gordon—236 . 1.10
Geo. Gldaey—336 .1.10
Jessie Adams-236 .1.10
J. L. Cline—236 ..50
State tax due Maurice Elliott—
337 .2.00
State tax due Maurice Elliott—237
.3.00
State tax due C. J. Yelton—238
.3.00
E. W. Saunders—240 ... .. .. 1.C0
State tax due W. P. Elliott—243
. 3.00
State tax due H. R. Sherrill—243
. .2.00
John W. Oatlin—245 . 2 00
State tax due D. W. Wilson—245
... 2.00
John Anton—248 _ __ .50
H. C. Hicks—246 ..-..53
Total Cash book VI .$209.35
R. D. Goforth—64.. .. .. 5.00
J. O. Colon—1 ..1.00
J. G. Colon Jr—1 _ .. .. 2.00
J. G. Colon Jr—1 _ _2 00
Ray Ramsey—5. ..1.00
8tate tax due Henry Royster—7
3.U0
R. L. Hint—7.1.00
State tax due J. O. Ledford—10
.2.00
J. S. Williams—16. ..1.00
W. C. Buff—18.l .00
D. S. Beatty—19 ..,.5.10
J. H. a. due J. h Da via—20.. 100
J. Cal Williams—21. ..2.00
P. L. Crotts—21_ 4.10
C. E. Blanton—23.2.00
W A. Dameron D.S.—23.2.00
Ray Martin due Edith Daniels—
31..1.00
Due Geo. Greenway—32 ... ..100
Harvey Harrelaon—32.1.00
W. B. Register due C. R. Hoey—
33.1.00
Geo. Allen ,D. S.-36 . .....50
R. B. Allen—36 ..... ..... .. ..1 oo
Jailor at Kings Mt.—37....” _"~l.lo
B. E. Putnam—37.50
G. Taylor—38.* ” .25
H. W. McKinney—38_ ...25
J. C. Caskey—38.. ...I..25
A. R. Fbrtenberry—38 .... .. i.os
P. N. Weathers—38.1.03
State tax due O. S. Thompson—40
.2.00
P. T. Mauney, D. 8. —40 .. .. 2.00
W. K. Mlncy, D. S.—45..60
D. S. Rutherford—45__ ..2.00
Cal Williams—45 ...__ ... 50
A. H. Webb—;48 ..... ..... __2.50
E. W. Lipscomb, J. P.—48.. 1 00
E. W. Lipscomb, J. p._48_ioo
Dr. J. W. Wood—48. r,0
Lindy Burns—48...* 50
T. C. Eskridge J. P.—50 " 50
W. J. Bridges, J. p._50.’."*5o
J. R. Cline—50 ..... .... 110
Howard Wilson—50 ".... ....”. '50
Miles H. Rhyne due ptf.—5lI_Il!oo
W. E. White, D. S.—51...1.00
T. C. McGinnis—51__ ...Oo
M. L. Putnam—51 ..... .. .. 3,10
W. P. Hannah—51_ 3.10
J. M. Grice—51 .. 3 jq
Edward Powel—51 . 310
Oeland Washburn—54 . . 50
C. S. Mull—57.n
W. A. McGinnis—57.*..'50
SUte tax due Clev. Mill and P.
Co.—57 .2 00
norn—00__..5 00
IJ. R. Cline—58___1.00
W. E. Harris—60. 100
W. C. Buff—60. 50
W. A. Hoyle—64.60
Mrs. T. P. Crowder—64.1.00
T. P. Crowder—64._. 1.09
Henry Hinton—64 .. 1.00
Noah Edgerton—64. 50
Z. Ktetler, J. P.—64.
Floyd McSwatn—64.50
. .60
...50
...50
...50
...60
. .50
...50
...50
.50
P. S. McGinnis, D.S.—64 ...... 1.00
E. W. Dl*On, D. S.—66.2.00
8. B. Cooper—65...2.50
A. B. C. DePrlest—65 ,
Everett Whitworth—65
Robert Graham—65 ...
Paul Stanley—65 .
R. E. Sparks—65 .
A. B. C. DePrlest—67 .
Susan Bowen—67.
Lilly Wilson-67_
T. C. Gaston—67_
T. H. Upton—67_ ..2.60
C. C. Lance—70_ ..4,50
P. C. Gardner—70.25
N. B. Hicks—76____,.13 io
J. Y. Hamrick—76 ..3-10
J. L. Hunter—7> .*. 3 50
Jailor Kings Mtn.—60 . I’l.6o
E. L. Campbell—80.100
Alice Moore—80. ’ " 50
Margaret Moore—80..B0
O. W. Allen—80..“jo
O. W. Allen—80. w
A. B. C DePrlest—80 .... ... 'j oq
H. A. Guinn—81 .j'qq
Theodore Whisnant—81 6 20
Dr. FVed Palls—81 _
P. K. Bess—81..
W. C. Seism—81 ..... ”
Harvey Hairelson—81
Harvey Harreleon—81 ..I
Oarvey Harrelson—83 ...
H. L. Newman—83
-3 30
--U0
-.1.90
-2.50
.. 3.00
.. 2.00
C. B. McBrayer, grd ad lltem-84
.50
E. W. Dixon. D. 8.-84
T. M. Sweety—84..
T. M. Sweety—87_'
Oeland Washburn—88
J P. Dedmon, J. P—90
J R. Hord—80
”• C. Gardner—90
J R. Hord—90
R- B. Keadriek—90_
-5.C0
1.00
.100
200
100
2.00 :
6.69 1
.3 50 <
2.10 1
2.00 1
Fred Logan—90 .
M. A. Jolley—92 . - r>0
State tax due town of K. M.—92
..2.W)
a. p. rails—92..
W. R. Atkinson—92 ..
J. A. Olnslnger—92 --
C. S. Plonk—92.
J. R. Cline—92 .
A. J. Huff stickler—92-.
C. J. Dllllng—92..
Geo. N. Boat—93.. --
R. O. Heafner—93 —.
Roger Laughrldge—94.
Oeland Washburn—94
Roger Laughrldge—94
. 2.50
„2.50
_.2.yj
. 2.50
. 2.50
_ 2.50
—2.50
. 2.60
..5 00
..2.00
_;.50
. 1.00
TOTAL.$213.40
Miscellaneous
Due Sarah Poston.$182.91
Due Farmers Bank and Trust
Company.-.30 91
Due Hackney Bros. Co.50.08
Due Enfield Norfleet Co.4U 48
Clerks office vs. Allen Barrett 19.00
Clerks office vs. Mattie Ledford 7.00
Clerks office vs. Frederick Rlv
Due Dwight Seism. 50 00
Due A. C. Walker.350 09
State vs. F. M. Bingham.. .. 15.00
State vs. H. K. Roberts.20.00
State vs. Joe Grlgg.15.no
State vs. Morris Williamson .. 10.00
State vs. Morris Williamson.. 15 00
State vs. Pete Newton.27 :>0
State vs. James Rlppy and O. W.
Willis.45.00
State vs. R. F. Elam__ 16.50
State vs. Ivey Byers.38 IP
State vs. Jake Morrison.1.15
! state vs. Clarence Davenport 10.no
State vs. Fate McSwaln — —18.00
State vs. Neely Hopper-75.00
State vs. Joe Barber. ..25 00
State vs. James London .. . .12.85
State vs. James Friday... .. ..2.75
State vs. Herman Massey .. ..5.25
KOSCOe LiUlZ__-- l.'JU
William Hughes..$132.22
Lou Cline.110.00
Sallie Borders..16.25
Mrs. M. G. Gillespie.59. (0
Cash bond (State vs. Emory Wil
son) .500.00
Alweda Hollins (left in trust) 1,209 41
State of N. C., (closed banks) C.
I. Taylor, liquidating agent, Ra
leigh, N. C.324 01
Amt. paid in special proceeding
NO. 2084 . 138 32
Amt. due Carrie Ida Hamrick es
tate . 723.84
Amt. paid in for Grigg minor
from C. C. Grigg est..100.00
Amt. due Della Queen, minor to
be (paid out on court order)
Travelers Ins. Co., paid the
amt Into the clerk's of._405.00
Amt. pd. by S. D. Hord for six
minor children.90.28
John H. Beam, witness fee .. ...60
Due M. Levi witness fee.._2.50
W. G. Hord witness fee__ .30
Carolina Fruit vs. Pink Love
lace . 26 82
C. S. Thompson vs. Enos Beam
.—.55.39
Z. J. Thompson vs. Enos Beam
.40.74
r“
f
TOTAL ...$5,068 »2
Recapitulation.
Miscellaneous .$5.068 52
Money held in trust for minors
and non-residents... .. ..2,870.90
: Cash Book No. 5 .. 20 30
I Cash-Book No. 6 .. 209.35
| Cash Hook No... 7.213.40
■
ijp
"M,
•V*7# (
m
Due county for Oct. fee
$8,382.47
(clerk's
8.741.87
Amt. deposited in 1st Nat. Bank
Nov. 1, 1934 ..$4,884 45
Amt. dep. in Union Trusts Co. Nov
; ember l, 1934 ...2,300.73
. Bonds.-s_.... 1,550.00
*8,735.22
Amt. dep. in 1st Nat. bank.. 47 80
$8,783.02
I, A. M. Hamrick, Clerk of Super
ior court, Cleveland county, North
Carolina, do hereby »beg to submit
my Annual Report of all claim -
and fees and funds in iny hands by
color and virtue of my said offic.
Said report being true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
This the 1st day of November 1931
A. M. HAMRICK, C'erk Superior
Court.
Subscribed and sworn to before
1934thlS thC 3 day °f Decent '
Wm. OSBORNE Dep. CSC
Approved by the Board of Commis
sioners.
Ickes Drawn In
Greenwood Fight
Washington, Dec. __ _ Tiir
Duke Power company’s suit to en
join Greenwood county, S. C., from
building with PWA funds, a public
ly owned power plant on Saluda
river has brought the utility in fur
ther conflict with Secretary Ickes.
Henry T. Hunt, PWA counsel, an
nounced "steps were being taken'
for Ickes to become a party in re -
sisting the action pending in the
federal district court in South Caro
lina. This meant PWA counsel will
aid county attorneys in fighting the
suit.
■Hie announcement came as an
aftermath to the power company's
protest against remarks by Icke
that it was seeking “two days in
court” in taking its case to federal
court.
The secretary referred to the lac;
the Duke company had been denied
a right to intervene in a suit for
an injunction in the state courts oi
South Carolina, and was taking its
case to the district court. The South
Carolina supreme court ruled it
constitutional for Greenwood coun
ty to use *3,848,000 in PWA funds
for the Saluda project.