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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1928-1929North Garolina, 4 Iredell County. } Barger. Lumber Compapy. vs Goodman Lumber In the Superior Court, Before the Clerk, JUDGMENT coming on to be heard before J A Hartness, Clerk of th County and being heard and it appearing that all matters have been séttled. IT IS THEREFORE, on motion of 7 V Turlington ’ therefo ordered and adjudged that this action be and the he cost taxed against the plaintiff, 5 8g 2c Amt a 309 OL a embder + 192 le A. Hartness de Clerk Stperior Court In the Superior Court Before the Clerk he plaintiff come into Geurt and take a voluntary re orcerec and adjudsed by the Court that the plain- herepy non-suited, and are taxed with the cost of this “Oth dav of ecember, 1927, J. A. Hartness Clerk of the Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk. Farmers Warehouse and Oil Mills, Inc. § vs } ¢ L Beaver and F N Belk trading as j Beaver - Belk Company. j This cause coming on to be heard bef A Hartness, Clerk of the Superior Court and it appearing that the B Belk Company is a corp- oration and that no ljiability attaches to C L Beaver and F N Belk personally. It is therefore ordered and adjudged tha he above action be and the same id hereby non-suited and that be t against the Farmers Warehouse and Oil Miiis, Inc. This the 20th day of December, iartness 7T Ve North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. | 3efore the Clerk + J © Holmes, an Individual, Trading 4 as J C Holmes Bumber Company. vs Everett L. Phifer. j be } ‘d before tha undersigned, Clerk This cause coming on to be heard before tha undersigned, C « of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday, Jan. iv28, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that summons in this action was issued to the sheriff of Iredell County on the 25th day of November 1927, and that said summons, together with a copy of the plaintiff's verified complaint, were served personally on the defendant, Everett L Phifer, @n the 25th day of Nov. 1927, and that this is an action to recover an amount mof money certain on two certain promissory notes of the defendant which are capable of being calculated; Ahd it appearing to the Court that the defendant has not appeared or filed any answer or ‘pleedings within thirty Gays from the date of the service of summons and verified copy of the complaint in this satse, exclusive of the a@ day of service and that no issue has been raised for trial by the jury; He MEAP APPR ene aney dhe Cereneens 70 wee ceen oe Cle b ie on account of said notes, in the amount of 764.73, with interest on $425.00 from March Ist, 1927, until paid, at 6% and interest on ele a ic Bi 1927, until paid; It is therefore, cndosee. considered and adjudced that the Plain. } tiff have and recover of the defendant, Everett L Phifer, judgment in the Steg 764.73, with interest on 425,00 from Var. 1, 1927 until paid, and amount of k intsresf on $339.73 from May 9, 1927 until paid and the cost of this action, to be taxed hy «he Clerk the Court. day of Januapy , 1928, J. A. Hartness Clerk Superior Court In the Superior Court Before the Clerk FINEL BY DEF to be heard before the undersigned, on Monady it appearing to the Court that summons in eoth day of November 1927, and that the summons Plaintiif's verified complaint wefe served on the defendant tomlinson, on the 25th day of November, 1927, and it appearing to the vourt that this is an action to recover an amount of money certain, as evidenc- ed by a promissory iote in words and fisures eastly capable of caleulation and ‘hat the ief ls a S$naaht 7 4 ; * - that the defendant is tncebted to the plaintiff on account of said note, in the amount of $2020.77, with interest thereon at the rate of 6% per annum from the SUth day of July, 1927 until paid; And it further appearing to the court that the defendant, LB fomlinson, has not filea any answer or pleadings within thirty days from the date upon which the summons and copy of the plaintiff's complaint were served upon him and that no issue of fact has been raised for trial by the jury}; It is therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the plein= tiff have and recover Judgment against the a fendant, L B Tomlinson, for the sum of ¥2020.77, with imterest thereon at the pr SOth day of July 1927, until paid, taxed by the Clerk of ti ate of 6% per annum from the. and for the costs of this action the be. his Court. This Monday, the ot) day of Jamary, 1928, J A Hartness Tee ees bese §: 8 C shouts North Carolina, j In the Superodr Court Iredell County. § Before the Clerk w D McLelland vs ¥Y S White et al This cause coming on to be heard before his i Hartness, Glerk cf the Superior Court, and it ap) herein named have settled teir differences out of It is therefore W D McLelland, ordered that the non-suited. This the 16th day of aptnesa Ab PrPUuness agen Eee neon srk Superior Court. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1928 Monday January 50, 1928. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Ipedell County. 4 January Term, 1928. Be it remembered that a Super ‘t begun and held in the State and County aforesaid, on the 5th Monday befor 1928, the sare being the 30th day of Ja Honor, J. L..Webb, Judge Presiding and H lding Courts District Spring Term, 128, 3 present and presiding, Solicitor, is present ahd pr< secuting in the name of M. P. Alexander, High Sh turned into open Court the as jurors for the First weel The following were I Cc Brookshire, R L Alexander, ‘’ M Jacks, d Brawley, JYr R Care J S Keller, Alexander, O A Murdock, E Lem Brown, kK L Shoemake D Mills, was 0 B Lacenby was appointed 3H Deaton, k S Boya The following were drawn AL Feimster, I J Alexander, k Cloaninger, P A Kelly, J srawley, James White, d, and N E Brown. No. l TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOO! wiih State Continued tinder former orcer,. vs John Kitchie No. 3- LARCENY sgt \ State Nol Prosed »ith leave. vs Lewis Campbell State Alias Capias vs Hal W Walker \ No. ; FALSE PRETENCE No. 6 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON State Alias Capias vs Erby Keller IN THE SUPERIOR COURT a IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1928 JANUARY TERM 1928 Monday January 30, 1928, Monday January 30, 19°8, No. 7 ELL LIQUOR State Nol Prosed with vs No. 30 ¢ ABDUCTION. Lonnie Allen State § The defendant comes into open Court and through his vs } counsel Hugh G Mitchell waves vill and pleads guilty to Hoover Fisher } an assault on a ferale snd for prostitution in the { First Decree, WHICH PLEA is accepted by the Solicitor b the State. No. 8 ro PEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR?. Btater! Continued under former order, vs Herbert G No. Sl No. 12 'O APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR State State Continued under former @mrder. vs Jack Byers he defendant comes inte -ourt and wayes biti ana § plesds guilty to stor eaking larceny and receiving as § charged in the Bil Indi rt } It is ordered adjudged by the Court that the de- § fendant be imprisoned in tI n jail of Iredell County ) of ( and assd&gned to work on Q of seid Couby for said period, for a period public ads AR HO GOOD BEHAVIOR ea Continued under former order, I VIO! as WEY orcer. \ No. $5 & 57 \ State vs AVIOR R C Gilbert order, No. 356 LARCENY State Cont inuec vs Cora Dalton EHAVIOR order, No. 39 H D DLY WE PON State tinued the defendant. vs Harrison N Troutman} Stat vs John Hager No. 33 e No. 25 State vs Grady Shoemaker [QUOR Caplas BS Nos. 26 & 27 “™ State vs ~ Gelendant called and failed.z Judgment. Nisi Sci Fa . Edd Grantt IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ._ = JANUARY TERM 1928 IN’ THE SUPERIOR court Monday January 30, 1928, JANUAKY TERM 1928 W@Buesday January 31, 1928, MURDER Be it remembered that at this Term 7 sile rr . a Court of Iredell County beginning Tannese oe Harri N Troutman and sitti for t] 2 ooneery 20, aa This Honorable Court nvenes according ij 2 Harrison N Troutman and sitting for the dispatch of business this th : aa» ourt convenes according to adjoubnment on 40th day of January 1928 th an "9 Ville 8 ay UaPy, tveO, the Grand Jury of sai 5 , ie 7 Court in a body, 18 present, returned inte opal Tuesaay h orning January Ons 1928 at 9:00 Oftelock AM for the dispatch following Bill of Indictment in words and fieem ures as follows: oe of business. ete INDICTVENT -- NURDER State of North Carol ee No. 2 ) LARCENY rth Carolina, In the Superior Court State ) Nol Prosed with leave Iredell County. January Term 1998 : 2 ‘ vs r the State upon their oath do pre. Elmer Niller N Troutman late of Iredel] Count de f December, A D 1927, with forogeaea’ ee t and in the said County, feloniously, willéne No. 5 TRANSPORT , IUliy, and ft hi ma > " 9 2 : ° rs, rn eat Tease of his malice aforethought, did Kill and State Continued ricci 5 Orren contrary to the form of the statute vs uch case made and provided and ag Pea: ; . na pi aed, and against the ; MeLes ipnity of the State. ’ > peace June McLean The Jurors f sent, That Harriso on the 27th day of oO n nn Se eincnseetaneeien oc ee 4 V tong | No. 13 LARDENY ; solic State Continued under for he following words ar : vs ack Byers State ces dnoeeene tee vs NN | NOe 183 Harrison/Troutman 1 State it ds : vs eretofore TU: ( forfieture of bond condition that the . . yf +} ” OS t Ol €@ case@e aer e, e Jake Sigman defendant iD KEVEIVING into open Court and pleads guilty nd receiving as charged in the Os 19 Q+te » Fros. . State vs itnesses frank Brown alia P lL Compton X Clyde Lowery Mrs WB Orren X Prine court is tiat the defendant be ime prisonec in th sate's Prison at Raleigh, N C, at hard labor, fo: than TWELVE MONTHS nor more than FT) UN i} h efendant sent to the State's Prison because of the fact that tlie Court does not think it advisable : him to the roads for the reason that information that the boy has escaped from prison rretofore. X_endorsed and sent by the Solicitor, examined by me. H D Mills Foreman Grand Jury. ee ee ee ee ee ee (ee me [RUE BILI \--No. 20 D Mills. Ny Seaee Foreman Grand Jury. vs Frank Brown alia Clyde Lowery LAKRU iY UI Ud ON SLLE The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty to larceny of an automobile as charged in the bill of ; indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the State's Prison at Kaleigh, at hard labor for a period of not less than TWELVE MONTHS nor more than FIFTEEN MONTHS: this judgment to take effect immediatly after the judgment imposed at this term of the Court in 19. This defendant sent to the State's Prison for the Ww NOe sentence made in No. 19. reason set forth in the <e E ee ee ee PS ee ee No. 21 BREAK JAIL State The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty vs to breaking jail as charged in the bill of indictment. Clyde Lowery It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that praver for judgment be continued, capias to issue by order of Court. This Honorab CG ap ee le Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning, January x AIG. JUDGE PRESIDING AND HOLDING COUNTS FOR THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICE Sl, 1928, at 9:00 O'clock ~% ¢ . " : IN ?uR e COTIRp 366 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT e | N THE SUPERIOR COUR1 JANUARY TERM 1928. Tuesd oe eee we Tuesday January 31, 1928, ee eee ee ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. The defendant comes into opem Court and through his i. 55 No. 28 State vs Jim Saunders counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads not guilty. At the close of the evidence the defendant tenders to the State a plea of guilty of simple assault which plea is accepted by the Solicitor. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $20.00 and the cost, and that he pay to the Clerk of this Court for the use and benefit of Mr, ‘ sradford the sum of $25.00. ete 0 vs Brodie Torrence State N Prosed with leave vs Maggie Allison LARCENY OF AN AUTOMOBILE The defendant cores into open Court and pleads puilty to larcen) of an automobile as charged in the bill of indigtment. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the de- fendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of said county for said period. See ee OE ee No, 2¢ ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPOR, State Continued by State for bill. vs Turk Shoemak Marvin DRIVE CAR UNDER INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Huch G Nitchell waves bill end pleads guilty. It is ordered and adjudged bv the Court that the de- fendant pay a fine of {50.00 and the cost. It is further ordered by the court that the defend- ant be debarred fro riving a car or motor cycle of any character for period of EIGHT. MONTHS from. the Slst day of January, 1928, and if this >r is violated, capias to issue at once for the defendant for further punish- ment. BDUCTION oS a Ss Ee ‘ State Judgment of the Court, that the defendant be imprison. vs ed in the County jail for TWELVE MONTHS, this judsment Curtis Keaton suspended over the defendant for a period of two years : f’ the 5lst day of January, 1928, and in the mean- if it should be found by the Court that the ce- dant has violated any of the criminal laws of the tren this judgment to take effect immediatly, capias to issue upon motion of the Solicitor, the de- iendant to give bond in the sum of 200.00, with his brother as surety, conditioned that he make his per- Sonal appearence at the November Criminal term of this Court, 1928, and show to the Court that he has not violated any of the criminal laws of the State. the ‘lendant to have until the November Term to pay the cost of this action, NORTH CAROLINA‘ IREDELELCCUNTY. To Hon. Jas L Webb, Judge Presiding January Term of Iredell Superiog# Court ; wr e, the Grand Jury of Iredell § or Court, be leave to report that We, tt ( Jury Irede we have disposed of all cases submitted to us by the Solicitor of this district, z ‘ Pa ee the Aged and examined the court house and jail, oo — =e vs ISSAULT WITH State inca eae ae . awn Gee 1 ss as ace un tetinind nwa eal: au ae oa vHADLY WEAPON AND KECKLESS DRIVING Infirm, We find xmat the County Home 45 inmates, colored id white, male and v the defendant w&ives the finding of bill by his coun- ai sel Nessrs Grier and Lewis, and pleads guilty of an as- female; that the properties are well kept, the inrates comfortably situated and = 7 ® ‘ 3 a , t t - a yey: ae & Geadly weapon, on the first count, and ale tab] SO on the second count for reckless Oriving and viola- a ae ina hae prisoners and they are comfortably ting the road law. well cared for. The chain cang¢g Pa appearing to the Court that the defendant has kept and well fed. paac into the Clerk's office for the use and benefit © a fae or €700. DS ae eee milled, Roy Autin, the The jail is in good condition; has 18 prisoners, who are well cared oo ee #700.00, it is therefore ordered by the Court ee the Dirst count, that the defendant be imprisoned and comfortably kept. n the county jail for two yesrs to be assigned to ‘ 3 e soon phe public roads of Iredell County, this judg- The court house needs re-touching on the inside of both court ment suspended over the defendant for a period of two . = a oe see the lst aay of February, 1928, and if within room and offices, with a coat of paint and calcimine. The chairs shoul also wnat time it is found by the court that the defendant 4 , ae violated ang of the laws of the State, and especial- be retouched with varnish or shellac, and in a general way the appearence o cr prohibition laws of the State, or has been intox- ee nie under the influence of any narcotic within the courthouse and its furnishings improved. ie date ofhace’ and in that case this judgment is to & nro effect immediatly, capias to issue to put this oon into execution and effect when ontanen by the Respectfully submitted, our upon motion of the Solici nk * id at this term, itor,. Cost to be pa Shag guilt nn the count for which the defendant plead Foreman of Grand Jury tha enue bee cae a car recklessly, it is ordered by Tee tas vt prayer for judgment be continued upon . an autonebine tne defendant be debarred from driving | This Honorable Court takes a recess until Monday Morning February 6, 1928 a ehpice oS ae motor vehicle of any description for 1928 nae te aneee MONTHS form the lst day of Februar &t 10:00 O'clock A. M. "th hat he has vio then capias to issue for his arrest ourt, upon m E for punishment on this ‘ona, of ee ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK JANUARY TERM 1928 IN THE SUPERIOK COURT Monday Feburary 6, 1928 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6 1928 ) e of North Carolina North Carolina, { In the Superior Court, Stat Be ec mary Term: County of Iredell Iredell County. | January Term 1928, m : 1 y Gant laintiff [This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10:00 WF » P o'clock A. li. Monday Morning February 6, 1928 when and where His Bono» . , ) ) vs ) ) ) pe ie Ane oe ae ara nie Ruby Gant, defendant v 4+ webb, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of the 15th Judicial District An 7 : Term 1928 of Iredell LOS of North Carolina, is present and presiding, this the Second week for Civil This cause coming on to be heard at this the February vases at Baguary Term, 1928, Superior Court before “is Honor, lionor: Webb, Judge Presiding, and a ’ P Alexander, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina, jury, and the jury having answered the 1 submitted to ther as f ws? returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to 1. Has the Plaintiff been a resi it of the State of Nort h Carolina for serve jurors of this Court for the second week for civil cases, to-wit; more than two years prior to the Bolin, E L Ballard, J A NeLean, ¢ C Redman, G B Westmoreland Answer: Yes Harris, hoy Lowrance, BA Elledge, WP Bebber, John Marlow, 2, Were the plaintiff alleged in the complaint? vouston, kh H Kennedy, J B Morrow, Avery L Brawley, T § Loftiny Oscar A Answer+ Yes. ne, SK Ju é NM D Gooc Jar : dultery as allege ee a. ee 3. Did the Defendant, ultery as alleged a2 IO I?RY 7 ‘ tar as returned as, "Not to be found in Iredell County, in the complaint? Answer* Yes. j d ourt that th It is therefore ordered, ourt e plaintiff be and he is hereb: divorce from the defendant, State of North Carolina ALN an > 8.4 re p* : 1 j id ’ matrimony heretofore existing between the In the Superior Court Annie Ruby Gantt and the bond na tz vy heretofo i County of Iredeil dissolved. It is further F Gantt plaintiff and the defendant : respects CAllv 9 Plain re +c action be vaid by the plaintiff as Seeneses ordered by the Court that the oe s action be palit ' I Annie Huby Gantt d ia ; oa es . ie Spies taxed by the Clerk of this ULourt. Defendant as. L Webb. Judge rresiding. Plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina ars prior to the commencenent of this action? : North Carolina i : ; Answer, Yes, : ea In the Superior Court | Iredell Count ee were the Plaintiff an ; married as alleged in the >Omp la ir 9 . . ii, oe complaint? \ irs Bessie Hardee Answer: Yes, a Se Did the defendan , Se ¥ Te the defendant, Annie Ruby Gant, comr-it adultery as alleged .} in the complaint? : 1. Was the plaintiff Mrs Bessie Hardee and the defendant W A Hardee, Answer: Yes, married to each other as alleged in the complaint? Ruswer: Yes. 2. bid the defendant ,’ W A Hardee have sectual inter ry with the said Fannie Gordon as course with one, Fannie Gordon and commit the act of adulte alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. a fide resident for S. Has the plaintiff, Mps Bessie Hardee, been a bon | | more than two years of North Carolina next preceeding the beginning 2, action? Answer: Yes IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FEBRUARY TERM, MONDAY 1928 North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County Mrs Bessie Hardee ) JUDGMENT vs ) A Hardee, defendant ) 405 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, Judge J L Webb, and the jury, and the following issues having been submitted to the answered as follows, to-wit: Vas the plaintiff, Nrs Bessie Hardee and the defendant, WA Hardee, eacn other as alleged in the complaint? We YES. Did the defendan W A Hardee, have sectual intercourse wit} one, Fan- act of adultery with the said Fannie Gordon as alleged . Bessie Ha dee, been a bona fide rea&ident Bor more » next preceeding the beginning of this action? anc decreed by the Court that the the plaintif’, Mrs Bessie Hardee, be, and the same are hereby dissolved absolute divorce from the said bonds of matrimony be and ~ , ered adjudged decreed and granted by this court to the said .t the costs of this action be taxed against urther relief as the plaintiff may be Jas L Webb. Judge Presiding. North Carolina } . North Carolina In the Superior Court dredeli County January Term 1928 Kunice Voodall ) vs ) , Tebe \/oodall ) ist; las the plaintiry been a citizen and resident of the State of North Carolina for more than five consecutive years prior to the commencement oF this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer, Yes. 2. Did the plaintiff intey marry as alleged in the complaint? Ans wer, Yes 5. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, 4. Did the defendant Commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? Answer? Yes, IN THE SUPEKIOR COURT . JANUARY TERM 1928 - MONDAY BA 6 1928 North Carolina In the Superior Court or Iredell County January Term 1928 r Eunice Woodall vs Tebe Woodall This cause coming on to be heard at this term of Super or Court in Ire- ana dell County before “is Honor, Jas. L Webb, the 1ds§ pres nf, and a jury, the following issues having been submitter 4 srr - 4 he pate of North 1; Has the plaintiff been a e state o b Carolina for more than five consec sommancement of this action asl alleged in the complaint? 2. Did the plaintiff intermar Inswers Yes. 5. Did the defendant abando Yes. Did the defendant com Yes. All of said issues having erefore, it is ordered matrimony heretofore fendant, Tebe V’oodall Tebe Woodall. it is further ordered by the Court Clerk “this Court. cost of this action by the erk of this ourt L Webt Judee Presiding 15th judicial . the oN 9 yo Ings District of North Carolina Superior Court; Jan Term 1928 North Carolina; Iredell County; In the Superior Court; J \kebecca kk Johnson ) ‘“ vs ) oe Carl D Johnson ) . ; h 3 Nort} 1: Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State of 4 , yu 4 Lie my ne his action as alleged in the complaint? Answer Yes. nt‘ es. the plaintiff intermarry asalleged in che complaint? Answer, Y as alleged in the complaint? ao Se * Dia 3. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff Answer* Yes. or r nt’ 4. Did the defendant committ adultery as alleged in the compla Answer: Yes. coerce aortas ee re IN THE SUPERIOR COUKT JANUARY TERM 19 2 8 MONDAY JANUARY 6 1928 North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County January Term 1928 Rebecca vs JUDGMENT Cari. D Johnson This cause coming on to be heard at this term , i ; 1 Ot ard a nis term of Superior Cou ~UpPs OULt in Trede}) del) County before His Honor, Jas Webb, the Judge Presiding and a jury, ang th > JM+ YY 9 ] & following issues the jury: State of North consecutive year the commencement of this complaint? Answer: s allegec in the compiaint? Answer: Yes ‘f intermarry plaintiff as alleged in -omplaint? affirmative: decreed by the Court the bonds plaintiff, hebecca Johnson and the a nereby dissolved an e plaintiff, the defendant, Carl D Webo, Judge Presiding 15th judicial strict of North Carolina. At} S6/ . North Carolina +n the Superior Court 1recdell County Celeste Billing&ey, et \ND DEUVREE City of This 1ing on t ning on to be heard at this term of Court before His Homer, ames 4 Webb, Judge vresidine ana TA8 vh . Be presicing and holcing the Superior Courts of this the Piste" Judicial District 1 Ay ict, and it ap earing to the Court that Frank Grier and Fred ) Hamerick, Commissioners her ’ issioners heretofore appointed, have agreeably to the judgment 4g orders of the Cour 14 4 : ourt, sold the land mentioned anc described in the pleadings to J k Latham, and th , , anc that the purchaser has fully complied with the terms of sale 7 paying the ‘chase m sl . é ying purchase money in full and that said commissioners, agreeably to the \ orders of the ir he ; Court, have made, ex cuted anc deiivered a deed to said pu conveying th by the Court; j ‘urth y 3; and it furthe: appearing that the said commissioners have final settlement and distributed IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, MONDAY JANURRY 6 laintiffs and and have paid over to each of the spectir 8 a pective snare dant an in and decrees Hamerick, confirmed, and the said Fra and the same are Grier and said funds: Tt is now, therefore ordered, former orders of the Court, torether and Fred D Commissioners, be and approved and etc. be ‘ = 2 hereby ir he said Frank Fred Lb Hameric!} discharged commissioners in Wellace Brothers Company. ) a corporation vs W HK Haynes a. $313.92 North Carolina +redell County The Wallace Brothers Company a corporation of the Superior This cause coming on to 1 » “ie “onor Presiding, and the jury, Court of Iredell County before “is “onor, re d the jury and the jury having answered the issues submitted favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as io "1, In what amount is the defendant indebtec to the plaintit rY Answer: $313.92 with interest from Aug lst 1927". It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that tne plaintiff recover of the > 3 3 the ‘Sum of $515.92, with interest fron the lst day of defendant in this actio ie August 1927, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum. It is furtherg ordered that the plainciff recover of the defendant the costs of this action to be taxed by the Cherk of this Court. This the day of February 1928. Jas L Webb. Judge Presiding. _ IN THE SUPERIOK COURT FF "JANUARY SREY igee JANUARY TERM L1928, Monday Jan 6 19928 : Mon POT “orth Carolina in the Superior Court 4redell County Jt nuary Term 19228 ‘ Wallace Brothers Compan vane e North Carolina, the Superior Court, corporation Iredell County. Before the Cle ok w D Turner, Vinton Liddell Pickens, B L Sponce and others. amount is the defendant : j ount i ne defendant indebted to the plaintirr? ” 94 wit? 5 Farad Y a0MNe * a " -<4 with interest on same from July 19 1927, Link-Packens Publishing Co., a Corporation. North Carolina ‘ a Sh . : tn the Superior Court To the presiding Judge at the January 1 1, 192% Iredell Superior Court: “redell County Ja a. : } anuary Term 1928 hobert A Collier, keceiver, in the above entitled cause now pend- ing in this Court, respectfully That the said Keceiver has heretofore converted into money, sets of the corporation to the total amow of 0,262.87 and has paid and disbursed $9875.94, all of whicl s 2n reported to and approved January Term 1928, of the superior the Court and that the remaining assets, consisting of notes receivable, Webb, Judge Presic ng, and the jury will not exceed $5000.00 hat the heceiver ha: eretofore executed a it in favor of the plaintirt bond, in the amount of $10,006 O, upon whic the premium is $5.00 per thousand and the bond will have to be renewed. 00.00 is sufficient and ample to protect the nt indebted to the plaintirr? en & Tee OF rest from July 19 1927, unliquidated portion of the aving the bond re- that the plaintiff recover of the duced, creditors will be s: 20.00, it being the premium on the procrata interest thereon from the 19t! part of the bond. Of 6% per annum, Wherefore, the Keceiver prays she Court wili make an order plaintiff recover of the defendant the costs reducing the bond from {10,000.00 to k of this Court. Robert A Collier February 1928 Receiver Jas. L Webb, Judge P #263 For the reasons set forth in the foregoing application, it is ordered and decreed that the bond of Kobert Collier, Receiver of Link- R W Zeic ay; Ia’ spn pers BASANESs Pickens Publishing Company be, and the same hereby is ordered reduced z npany =e from the amount of “10y000.00 to {6,000, it appearing to the Court that Con Lele Cam’ ISSUES Comba , Lela Combs a , in consideration of the col- P Carpenter, defenda } ‘ Gants lection and distribution of the assets heretofore the bond in the latter amount is sufficient, ade in the above entitl- ed matter by the receiver and having regard to the assets still remaining In what amoun cals ; “\ *mount, if anything, is the defendant, w P Carpenter; indebted to the plaintirre in his hands. Jas L Webb a “Judge Presiding at January Term. Answer: $47.50 with interest from date of check, 376 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1928, \ North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term 1928, W D Turner, Vinton Liddell Pickens, and B L Sronce, Stockhoiders, on behalf of them- selves and such other creditors and stockholders as shall come in and make themselves parties to this action, RL NE JEIVER8 S REPORT. Link-Pickens a corporstion,. Webb, presiding Judge at the January Term of Iredell ‘ceiver in the above entitled matter respectfully reports following open, unsecured accounts have been heceiver and are entitled to participate in upon accounts: AKDUNT OF CLAII o> oe P+ eDO Co Statesville. NC rroducts Corp of America . 99 hast 19th Street 2.15 aes New York City. rorte Publishing Co. 65.50 vr rs Vinton Liddell Pickens Washington, DC 7515.00 Chas. Scribner's Song oth Avenue at 48th St. 1.25 ee : New York City. Weis Mfg Co. Monroe, Mich 1.49 tredelli Insurance Co Statesville Nc 228.50 ‘rs sarah L Holland Statesville, nC 500.00 John Fawnsworth Corp. 2509 N. Marshall St., 4.50 vhiladelphia, Pa, Dillard Paper Co Greensboro, NC 168.41 Goes Lithographang Co 42 West 61st st., 14.57 sa Chicago, Ill. Victor Adding Mathine 3900 mo suaass Street 75.00 Chicago, Ill, IN SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1928 Gray & Creech, Inc. Winston Salem, 120.15 C Kk Gibson & Co 118 East 16th Street 13.56 New York City. The J F W Dorman Co 526 N Calvert St eet, Baltimore, Md. B L Sponce, Assignee OL- 806. B@i. Tels: Co. State ville, State: ville Daily C School Book Depository American Finance Co. Yawman and Erbe Nf¢g Co. The MacMillan Co. Hollowell, Corson Hall Brothers n Lambert Co estern Union Telegra; [The A N PalmerCo ne keynolds & kheynolds Co heyer Booth Co Statesville L iE Waterman sarterSs Ink seorgia Art Supply Co Darragh Co John C Wismston Co J B Rodgers 44—- City of Statesville id 1 preferred claims and expensex items The Heceiver has paid all preferred claims I ha ia c-ke service in full, except a balance of %36.20 due J B kodgers for book-keeping 5 > AC Aah . sh th ec- rendered within sixty days from the date of the receivership; that the R “4962.65, less ZB Rodgers eiver now has on hand a balance in the bank of at ‘ $4926.43 account allowed as preferred claim, 336.20 leaving net in the bank $4926 and a 25% divided on the unsecured claims herein reported, as allowed, amount to $2,738.16, leaving a balance, after paying said 25% dividend and all pre- ferred vlaims of $2188.27. That the total collections and receipts to date amount to $13,216.49 and the total disbursements to date amount to 98,649.86 not including the dividend herein mentioned on the unsecured Vlaims, ne aeeneetieeermneencqnensernin cmneteaenemnisiseasintneniona 376 \ North Carolina, Iredell County. W D Turner, Vinton Liddell Pickens, and B Sronce, Stockholders, on behalf of them selves and such other creditors ° and stockholders as shall come and make themselves parties to this action, vs Link-Pickens Publishimg Company &@ corporation, To the Honorable James L Webb, Superior Court: The heceiver in to the Court: THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1928, In the Superior Court January Term 1928, in KECEIVER8 S REPORT. presiding Judge at the January Term of Iredell the above entitled matter respectfully reports That the following open, unsecured accounts have been filed wit: nad allowed by the R the distribution Of said estate _—— Miller Shaw-Trim Conner-Bryant 10O=- Products Corp of ll- Porte Publishing Co, l2- Nrs Vinton Licdell Pickens 15- Chas. scribner's Sons 14- Weis Mfg Co. i5- Iredell Insurance (Co 1i6=- irs Sarah L Holland 17- John Fawnsworth Corp. 18- Dillard Paper Co 19=- Goes Lithographéang Co 20- Victor Adding Mathine Co ceiver and are entitled to participate in &aS upon accounts: AMDUNT OF CLAL $42.55 90.00 7 92 2.13 62.50 Washington, DC 7315.00 oth Avenue at 48th St. 1.25 New York City, Monroe, Nich 1.49 Statesville nc 228.350 Statesville, nc 500.00 2509 N. Marshall st., 4.50 “hiladelphia, Fa. Greensboro, N C 168.41 42 West 6lst Ste, 14.57 Chicago, Ill. 5900 Rockwell Street 75.00 Chicago, Ill, IN SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1928 Gray & Creech, Winston Salem, N ( 120.15 y- ; C k Gibson & Co 118 East lé u ‘ New York Ci The J F W Dorman Co 526 N Calve t t Baltimore, Nd. B L Sponce, Assignee S of DO. Bell Tel. Co. State: vil Le ‘ Statesville Daily Statesville, C School Book Depository American Finance Co. Yawman and Erbe NWfg Co. The MacMillan Co. Hollowell, Corson Hall Brothers Aikin Lambert Co Western Union Telegraph The A N PalmerCo ne Reynolds & heynolds Co eyer Booth Co Statesville Loan & fr. Co. Waterman Co sarter8s Ink Co zeorgia Art Supply Cé Darragh Co John C Winston Co J B nodgers City of Statesville The Heceiver has paid all pretorces 66cm and expensex items [ -~kee service in full, except a balance of 36.20 due . Rodgers for book-keeping servi rendered within sixty days from the date of the receivership; that the Rec- eiver now has on hand a balance in the bank of “4962.63, less d B Rodgers 1e ba $4926 .4 account aliowed as preferred clain, $36.20 leaving net in the bank $4926.45 € C 25‘ d d dad Le) insecu da cls 3: 8 h sre in rr og . © jo 7 A ond r ¥ 4 a all re@- to $2,738.16, leaving a balance, after paying said 25% dividend and ¢ , $2,738.16, 1 to date ferred tlaims of $2188.27. That the total collections and receipts la tks 1 ount to amount to $13,216.49 and the total disbursements to date am n cured ¥8,649.86 not including the dividend herein mentioned on the unse Vlaims, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1928 JANUARY TERM 1928 That the Neceiver and his attorney desire for the Court to North Uarolina Superior Court allow them compemsation, as the work’ of the Receivership is practically con. Iredell County pleted, with the exeeption of collecting approximately $2000.00, the major . portion of which is properly secured by notes or judgments. The Receiver has Mary Helen Kerr, a minor, by her Next Friend Mrs Lorene Albea given a great de: attention to collection ofsé2aims and in vs many cases, has resorted to su id sale of the assets of the corporation dg. GC. Tomlin ‘ and he recommemds to the Court that his: services are reasonably worth a a t f . + e : 5 s ‘ o ‘ ar Wy as amnaoy } 4 ana n the j ssue as ry WS: Sum equal to 5% of the recetpts and disbursements and that his attorney be The Jury being sworn and empnan i answer the issue as fol allowed the sum of $600.00, of which at least $100.00 shall be retained 1. In what amount, if until the final settlement,. ‘ihat in connection with the duties of the Re- Answer. -elver and his attorney, for the i formation of the Court, ig is pointed , : A - ; j 1 the Superior Court North Carolina § : eri have been instituted and carrie to conclusion not less Iredell Couity 9 Justice of the Peacets Court and eight or ten Lary Helen Kerr, a minor b; lebility was denied on stock subscriptions : Next Fré@end, Mrs Lorene pments secured in all and all have been col- vs lected except one of two, whose solvency is questionable. “— idersigned, reported, prays that the Court This ; Becks and it ap- Gividend of on each and all of the open Judge of the Superior Court 4e and in cone accounts } i tha mattanr he Court will make an order, al- pearing to the Court that the matte: i comprorised by wing compens heceiver and troversy between the parties 1 be rendered an agreement whereby the hespectfully submitted, = ee ee leiwtier nae’ bee ee against him in the sum of 1000.00 and tl laintit of every Robert A Collier cept said judgment in full settler Upon the foregoing report the Keceiver pay a dividend, in the reported as allowed and it is further . rd as compensation for his services, the total recetpts and Receiver be, and he is } to the Keceiver. on disbur: r eiver Link-Pinkens Bublishing Co. ordered by the presiding Judge that amount of 20% on the unsecured vlaims red that the Receiver be allowed, Sum equal to, but not exceeding 5% on ements and that the attorney for the nereby allowed the sum of $600.00 for his services It. ds further: ordered: that the hece iver! s neparty Heo mehed ved: ary approved endl filed: forGrecvrdvais x, ik, This February 6th, 1928, J.L.Webb Judge Presiding and To ng Court 10F the 15th Judi Cial Districg, N © : c a he defendant by reason nature and character which she of the matters and things aller And it further appgsaring to the Court that the pladntiff in ; . ee yas : an Ur- this action is a minor and that the said action was brought for the pur } heen Yn pv h piaine ose of recovering damages allegec. to have been sustained by the | tiff an account of seduction of the plaintiff by the defendant, the . + : ature a extent of Court has investicatcd the facts in reference to the nature and } > io Hy earnings and the @amages and also in reference to the financial worth, r , she ; f men a ability of the defendant and finds as a fact that the above mentione pproves settlement is for the best interest of said minor and hereby approv the same, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the , th plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $1000.00, together wi the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. day of February 1928. Jas. L. Webb Judge Presiding This the We consent: John A Scott Attorney for Plaintiff J B Glover Attorney for derendant 321) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT , JANUARY TERM 1928 North Cg#rolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County January Term 1928, Jas. H. Cloaninger vs Espy J Collins Admr. of Jury No. 1 sworn and empanneled for their verdict, lorable Court takes a recess untdl Tucsday Morning February 3:50 otfclock IN THE SUPERIOR CouURR . JANUARY TERM 1928, TMEWDAY Feb?7 19°28 This “onorable Court convened ace morning, February 7 1928 D, at 9:30 North Carolina Iredell County Jas H Cloaninger Espy 4 Collins, Admr of * C Collins The Jury being 4 +n Vhat intifr? North Carolina Iredell County J Collins, Admr of ¥¢ Collins, deceased, defendant This cause coming on rm of honor, J L Webb, Yudge earings that inti §200.00) Lne YY une nt } Court bef o heard, Dollars Tuesday siness. OuUS re it ap- judgement » the jury lement set Two tindred the cost ‘esiding. of this of this Court. IN TIE SUPERIOk CMR? JANUARY TERM 1928, Tuesday Feb # 198 nm North Carolina +redell County J L Shimpock, tradinse as Shimpock Brothers J P Kennerly This cause coming on to be heara before His Honor, J L Webb of Court, and bein; heard, sand it appearin: that acceptec a cl} settlement of his ord red a North Carolina Iredell] County “Blanche Fis -Vs- ) Bruner Fisher ) The Jury being Guly sworn ist: Has the Plaintiff be “orth Cerolina for more than and empannelled, answer the issues as follows: In the Superior Court January. Term 1928 1 claim arainst the defendant, nd adjudged that this actior he cost be taxec against superior Court Term 1928 s terr af the court befo:e @ jury, and being } earcd, in the record, she plaintiff recover of the cent interest from Sept 7 1925 to be taxec by Jas. L Webb, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court January Term 1928 en a citizen and resid nt of the State of five consecutive years prior to the commencema t of this action as alleged in th € compaaint? Answer: Yes , Judge eck for Forty($40) Dollars from the defen- IN THE SUPERIOk CcURT JANUARY TERM 1928, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd* Did the plaintiff inierrs Answer‘ Yes. 3: Did the defendant abandor complaint? Answer: Yes 4. Did the defendant Answer: Yes. North Carolina Iredell County Blanche Fisher ) vs Bruner Fisher This Ll County b a jury: and the fo lst: Has the North Carolina this actio Dida the plaintiff Answer: Yes. 5S. Did the defendant plaint? Answer: 4. Did the Answer: Yes. All of said iss Therefore, bonds of matrimony heretofore t, eintiit., t, Bruner It is further ordered the cost of this action by Jas. L Webb, 7th 1928 he complaint? alleged in the complaint? Lor. Court in State of commencé= he affirmative; bsolute divorce s Court. Judge Presiding 15th Judicial District of North Carolina. Cyt @ FOCOEC North Carolina tredell County Mrs Edwin C Banks vs Edwin C Banks, alias Edwin L Earnshaw The Jury being sworn and In the Superior Court cae IN THE SUPESIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 192 TUE he plaintiff, Mrs Edwin L Earnshaw, marr vw ses SDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH C Banks, and the defendant, Edwin ied to each other as allepead in the C Banks, alias Edwin L TA t Sawyer, and commit the act of adultery in the compla intt Ansy\ ers: Yes Banks, been a bona fid esident than two years next preceeding the he Superior Court Da eee Before the Judge ‘any ordered, adjudre > i Q be , "yy ‘ QR ) Mrs Edwin © Banks, ad fendant, 5 allered? isso!ved abso and that an of ratrirony be and the same is hereby this Court to the said plaintiff is action be taxed against said la ; i for ch +} plaintiff and for such other ana further relief as the plaintiff may be justly entitled, Jas L Webb, Judge Presiding IN THE SUPEKIOK COURT JANUARY TERM 1928 TUESDAY FEB 7 198 North Carolina Tredell County Hwnderson Tire & vs WG Carter, trading as Iredell Motor Co The Jury beinz duly sworn 1. In what amount is a Ansy vs J © Stearns fhe Jury being duly ges, Answers: This Honorable Court takes a recess until February 8, 1928 at 9:30 O'clock A. M. _-JUDGE PRESIDING Wednesday Morning THE 15th JUDICIAL DISTRICT, NC IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1928, Wednesday Februarys8, 1928 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wedu nesday Morning February 8, 1928 at 9:50 A M for the dispatch of business, - > North Carolina In the Superior Court > Iredell County January Term, 1928 Henderson ‘ire Company, Ind. on to be heard at the January Term, 1928, superior Court of Irede1I1l County before His Honor, James L Webb, Judge the jury, and the jury having answered the issue submitted to laintiff and against the defendant, as foliows: mount, if any 3s the defendant indebted to the March 21, 1927. that the plaintiff recover 657.06, with interest thereon &é the rate of 6% per annun. ner ordered that plaintiff recover of the defend- Clerk of this Court. Jas. L. Webb Judge Presiding North ar in = : North Varolina the Superior Court “redell County January Term 1928 vo Ak ¥ tm VG e Joe Currin vs J S Stearns yhis cause coming on to be heard and being heard at the January Term of the Superio# Court of Iredell County before his Honor, James L Webb, Judge presiding and a Jury, and the jury having answered’ the issues sub- mitted to them by the Court in favor of the defendant ard against the plain- tiff as set out in the record; It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court thatk the pt plaintiff recover nothing of the defendant, and that said plaintiff pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court Jas. L. Webb Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1928 Wednesday Rebruary 8, Joe Currin va MO T IO N*F O R IS Stearns Plaintiff moves for a lotiom overruled. Exceptton. Judgment. Exception, appesl to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeal given Q in open Court. Further notice waived. Appeal bond fixed at $100 Superior Court North Carolina { 19°28 Te nuarv i erm 3. Iredell County { Atlantic Paint Company vs Mooresville Furniture Co. This cause coming before His Honor, James L. Webb, Judge | the Court that plaintiff fails to appear a the plaintiff from it appearing to the Yourt that this court of a Justice of the Peace; It is. therefo: judged upon motion s, therefc of the defendant that the eforesaid action and appea e dismissed and it . : } $ (Oo prosecute said is dismissed for cause herein to p L action against the defendants; and adjudged that the cost of this action It is further ordered be taxed against the plaintiff, Atlantic Paint Company, by the Clerk of this Court. SOQ +3 Tis the 7th day of February, 1928. Jase Liss Webb Juage Presiding VOURT JANUARY TERM 1928 Thursday February 9, 1922 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT — pe wa JANUARY TERM 1928 f IN THE SUPERIOR Wednesday February 8, 1928 VV ti Mrs Maggie J Tharpe ‘| This Honorable Court convenes .accordin to adjournment vs A J NIaAnN ) SOQ \. 2, : A Thursday Morning February 9, 1928 at 9:3« ] fo the dispatch of business. andempannelled The following were drawn ans sworn/as jurors in the ie J Thar Mrs Magg rharpe above entitled case, to-wit: vs C C Redman, G B Westmorels HW sKe RW » GB Westmoreland, K H Kennedy, J B Morrow, : Dr James W Davis \ Morrow, J H Stewart. B ctik ath } 4A Morrow, J H Stewart, KE Stikeleather, Arthur Beaver, Sam Stewart, Henley, J P Little, end Guss Summers. ; through the entire d: 953—- Hazel Pierce vs S395- Mrs LE Baker vs id .415= Lela Flowe vs Lester ‘ 426= Della Baker vs A - L Ellis Hayes, Ad M L Campbell v ;Olumbus Campbell e al Continued, S- Mrs Louisa 528=- Mrs A P Grace vs Tryon Developmer Co, et ai Continued. 1, 545= Elkin Hardware C vs ] Cockie, earns Bros In« t al Continued. @ recess until Thursday Morning L Fox vs > ‘ Gantt vs Stearns — fie 22 _&, — —_seuiige Presiding and Holding Court 582=- J I Williams vs Cabarrus for the 15th Judicial District. ee \ 586= Boone; Coal Co. vs \592- Statesville Lumber I92Z=- VW B Gibson et \ 397- Statesville ith -- Contimued \ \414- L B Bristol vs Louis e-- Continued \ \419- A E Guy vs P E Hilderbrand. \ 422" Wallie Wilcox et al vs Rome \4e5- A L Sttis vs WC Ferry Jr. a i) Wid \43l- Farmers Warehouse and Oil Mills v Kk Goodman. -- Continued. M33~ Carloina Discount Corp. vs Mrs Emma Deaton & Jack Deaton-- Uontinued. \435- Anna Asbury vs W P Alexander Sheriff Iredel. County-- Continued \ as6- M C Goforth vs G A Prendergast. -- Continued fs Statesville Brick Co vs WC Moore, RK M Davidson Extr. et al-- Continued on C C Dennis,S R Withersponn et al vs R M Brawley -- Continued ‘ “HE ¥ , 3 4lbert tradings as Piedmont Produce Co--- - 440- H E Walser & Co vs Kk C Gilb comaaaed: -- Continued \uae Mattie Thomas et al vs Laural Park Estates, Inc. \ S62- A Y Alexander et el vs Ballave-Sullivan Co. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TZRM 1928 Thursday February 9, 1928, k Poston vs Kirkman & Peninger, Inc. - Continued, Grier-Lowrance Construction Co vs Southern ? lambing Cow-Continued Nurdock Chair M@g Co. -- Continued Privett vs Feildon M Privett. -- Continued, Confer hxtr J Conger vs S R Morrison, Continued, Brown et al vs Brown Bag Co, ««- Conttnued a secliais No... 689- J.8sHs Westmoreland vs of hLopresviile comnsel asks permission to agree upon time for inclusive, In the Superior Court Januery term 1928, 8 on to be heard before His Honor J L lerm of Court: Ant it appearing to the ve compromised their differences: -onsi@ered ordered and adjudged in accord- ance with sa compromis i : ¥ id compromise, that the plaintiff Shall pay to the defendant TO? Ghee Btreet as ees armas : cs) se treet assessment on Statesville Avenue in the Town of Voores- wille ~ C lar and ® m : 3 ! VOLILAT ana Fifteen cents ( >1.15) per 2 feet for the asphalt pavement and ete —— - AD } t IAVE € S nec © 1xty Six Cents ( 66) per lineal foot for sidewalk pavement and $15.00 for each drivewew . - 7aCn Griveway, sewer connections and water con- nection, torether with interest for a period of four years I - a Se It si adjude ha \ + adjudged that the cost of this action be taxed equal-= ly between the Pliantiff and the defendant Jas. L. Webb Judge Presiding By Consents __furner & Turner — Attorneys for plaintirr a4 YV furlington and Grier « Attorneys for def endantss IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUERY TERM 1928 Thursday February 9, 1928 North Carolina, n the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term 1928, Lee Saunders and wife Margaret J Saunders, vs Town of Morresville et This cause J L Webb, Judge Presiding ing to the Court that the differences. It is therefore cordance with said compro: fendant for the street Mopresville, N C twenty plaintiff's property on a@mproved by the Town of ($.66) per lineal foot fo1 driveway, sewer connec erest on said amount for f It is adjudged bx t the cost of thi ' axed ly against the plaintiff an By Consent: Turner & Turner Attorneys for plaintiff Z V Turlington and Grier & Grier ~ Aeeorneys for defendants. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning February 10, 1928 at 9:00 O'clock A. M. fESiDing A THE 15th JUDICIAL DISTRICT. equale IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Friday February 10, 1928. This Honorable Vourt convenes according to adjournment Friday Morning February 10, 1928 at 9:00 O'clock A. M. for the dispatch of business, lorth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell Cou sVe January Term 1928, Nartha J 1ing on to be eard, and being heard, before xh Juadre Pr siding, and it appearing to the Co rt action have compromised all their differences following judgment be entered as a complete tween the parties growing out of the matters thelr marttal relat Lon; idered and adiudged that the def'endent reasonable time from the entry ke such additional Lagenby be and they are here by the defendant lying and allot by metes and boun value thereof, line the dewelling house, barn x laintiff, Ms stwalt, and that the plsin- occupy said one-third of said lands so allotted to life anc that she shall en- profits therefpom free from interference on the part : ‘endant his ¢ its > em? YY 8 I } nt, his agents ( Jloyees, but shall commit no waste occupancy of ;: prer 368 ay } 2p icy of premises Shall keep the same in reason- tear expepted, and shall have the privileges and be charred wi ‘ ' 12 ey $3 ina be charged wibh all the Sponsibllities in the use and occupation of said premises as a - tenant. [t is further considered and adjudred that the pinintarr shall b@ and she is hereby declared to be the owner of the household and kitchen furniture, farming implements, live stock and cattle now on the farm belonging to the defendant, It is further considered adjudged that the defendant shall i ses have the full POss@ssion and control, use and occupancy of all the remain- ang lends beloncing to the defendant, free from any interference on the art of 16 ple ; her t the plaintiff, her agents, servants or employees, and that from and after the entry of this “ecree each of the parties shall be respon- sible for and shall pay the taxes &usesced against the land occupied hy IN THE SUPERIOR Friday February 10, each; 211 taxes now due upon sai It 1s further ordered sand action shall pay the st per shall be divided equaily betw paying one-half thereof, said cost It is further ordered, fore made in this cause be and that this judgment is of all differences existing shall be binding upon then, And it further been living separate and agreement, it is considered, enjoy their own seperate pro] the consent of the other, sell wnd dispose of any part parfy hereto agrees to sign essary to complete the transact Long & Glover and Lewis & Attorneys for the plainti! __ Grier &G@pier and Turner & Turn Attorneys for the defendants by defendamté¢ the paities to this e court cost pro- the defendangB, each Clerk of the Courte iat all orders hereto- ulled compromise 394 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BES IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1928, JANUERW TERM 1928. North Carolina, {§ In the Superior Court January T 1 ° Ipedell County. | <. ee IT IS FURTHER considered, ordered and decreed by the court that the Leander Barnard and wife Catherine effect of this judgment shall be to convey to the said R H Kennedy the legal ya Panderte seek eahostt, 3 2 tue’ title to said property as aforesaid as thoughh the conveyance ordered were 3 ’ Pacdeest vd pitiee ary lisa in fact executed and such decree of the court shall bind and entitle the a , ) B Padgett, Fred Stewart seites Seeniee, weary A Mowbray , Sagaeie JUDGMENT, parties adjudged to emecute such conveyance in and to all such provisions, } Mobray, Fannie Mowbray, W J Padgett, E C Mowbray, and William Mowbray, § ; conditions and covenants as are adjudged to attend the conveyance in the loeeoaes aeaiin hesere , olde Gereeae manner and to the same extent as the conveyance would if the same were ex- ) i Mowbray, Stella Mowbray, Clyde Mowbray, and Walter Mowbray, minors by and through their next friend Buren Jusney, ExParte,. ecuted according to said order or decree. IT IS FURHER adjudged that the plaintiffs pay the cost of this THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard before HIS HONOR, James L.Webb, action. Judge Presiding and a Jury, at the January Term 1928, in the Superior Court Jas. L. Webb of Irede 1 County and the Jury having answered the issues submitted to them Seer EPSRSCTAEs as follows: Question: Was there error in the deed executed by J.L. Padgett or his draftsman 6n the 10th day of July 1913, recorded in book #54 page 549, Regis- ter's Office of Iredell County, as described in paragraph two of the complaint? Anawer: Yes, Question: Was it the intention of the said J L Padgett ,otheiplaintige's intezstate,,to convey to Jettie White the land as described in paragraph three of the complaint? Answer: Yes. Question: Is RH Kennedy the owner of said land as alleged in said complaint? Answer: Yes IT ITHEREFORE considered, ordered and adjudged, that there was er- ror in the deed executed by the plairtiffs! ancestor, J L Padgett, or his draftsman dated July 10, 1913 and recorded in book of Deeds No. 54 page 549, as described in paragraph two of the complaint: IT IS FURTHER ordered ana adjudged that it was the intention of J L Padgett, the plaintiffs! ancester to convey to Jettie White the lot as deseribed in paragraph three of the complaint: If IS FURTHER ordered and adjudged that R H Kennedy is the pre- sent owner of said lot as alleged in the complaint and the plaintiffs are hereby ordered and directed to execute and deliver to the said R H Kennedy @ deed in fee simple conveying said lot to the said R H Kennedy according to the intent of the said J 1 Padgett as described in paragraph three of the complaint; Bn sceninintnannrne 398 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JF 4 Friday February 10, 1928, North Cabolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term 1928, North Carolima, In the Superior Court, Mrs. Mageie J Tharpe ee . : Iredell County. efore the Clerk. neo Oe Atwell vs plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant Southern Railway Corpany niece. Answer; easy sp : This cause coming: on to be Ggamares, if any 1 Plaintiff entitled to of the Superior Court of Iredell County ters in controversy involved ised «nd settled between i@ Superior Court, . paud by the defendant to the uary Term 192 fore, by consent of both the that this action be dismisse ment of the costs of thé acti This 8th day of heard at the January Term, The above judgment jlerson an for Tel CHIent | that the plaintiff recover the defendant go without sacover < the plaintiff and the ‘ety her bond the cost of action to be as. L Webb Jud y Motion over-ruled. Exception. Judgment. Plaintiff a Fin ; me Court. Notice of appeal waived. To give bond in sum of . BY arreemen . ‘ ey agreement of counsel and by the discretion of the Court the plaintiff is allowed d ) dawe . "ne > U days to male up c and have same served on the defendant, and the defendant allowed 30 days t} eafter am =e unter £a ae t 2th / ‘ “4 400 North Carolina, } In the Superior Cpurt, Iredell County. }§ Before the Clerk. The Mooresville Flour Mills vs JUDGMENT J. S Waugh, C H Brown and i ) Waugh & Brown, Mason E Brown, § A. G. Brown Thés cause coming on th be hegrd before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday February 20, 1928, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff in this action caused summons to be issued from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on the 2lst day of January, 1928 against the defendants and that personal service of the summons was made on all of the defendants by reading and leav- ing with them a vopy of the summons and a copy of the plaintiff's verified complaint prior to the return date mentioned in the summons: And it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff filed a duly verified tomplaint in the office of the Clerk of. the Superior Court for Iredell County on the 21st day of Januaby 1928, and that this is an act- ion on a promissory note for an amount certain and that more than thirty days have elapsed from the service ot tin said summons and verified compla- inton each and all of the said defendants, and that more than thirty days have elapsed from the return date named in the complaintor raising any issue of fact and it appearing to the court that the plaintiff is entitled to re- cover of the defendants the sum of $1802.50 and interest on the same since the 4th day of October 1925 at the rate of six percent per annum-‘until paid, On account of said note. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- Cover of the defendants in this action the sum of $1802.50, with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent from the 4th day of October 1926, un- til paid and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. This the 20th day of February, 1928, John L. Milholland. clerk Superior Court. SETHE Se Hesbsetb ie de ees tee PesHesbseseit ie iese ietesese North Carolina, j In the Supertor Qpart, Iredell County. } Before the Clerk. J. I. Tomlin vs JUDGMENT, B. F. Wallons and R A Wellons, trading and doing business under the firm name of Wellons & Wellons This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before, the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, State of North Carolina, on Monday, the 20th day of February, 1928, and it appearing to the Count that the defemdants were each served by personal service of summons on the 18th day of January, 1928, said service being in the manner and form re- quired by law, and that on the 16th day of January, 1928, the said summons w# was issued by the Clerk of this Court and the plaintiff filed on said date a duly verified complaint, and that the defendants are indebted to the plain- tiff in the sum of $720.00 together with interest on the sum of $360.00 from the lst day aot November, 1927 tintil paid at the rate of six per cent per an- num on the sum of $360.00 from the lst day of December, 1927 until paid, and that said sum together with interest as aforesaid is due the plaintiff on two promissory notes executed by defendants payable to plaintiff, being cer- tain stated amounts, and that the defendants have failed and neglected to file and answer or demur to said complaint within the time allowed by law: Now, therefore, itsis ordered, decreed and adjudged by the Court that plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $720.00 together with in- terest at the rate of six per cent per annum on the sum of $360.00 from the lst day of Wovember, 1927 until paid, and interest at the rate of six per cent per annum on the sum of $360.00 from lst day of December 1927 until paid, and it is further adjudged bg the Court that the défendants pay the Costs of this action as taxed by the Court. John L. Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. Se4bde (Hes E Ese Stee sete te Seibteth se sbsbhst ited North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. }j Before the Clerk H. H. Yount trading as Yount Motor Company vs JUDGMEN F, K. W. Umberger This cause coming on to be hegrda and being heard before the x undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday, February 20th, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that this ease has been settled; It is theréfore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that this catise be and the same is hereby non-suited, and it is adjudged further that plaintiff pay the costs of this action. John L. Milholiand Clerk Superfor Court Yredell County tbs Sh ib ieiesese sete s: MH tesesecbirse seit North Carolina, Iredell County. Thelbert Weaver vs JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT. Frank Leng, I A Long and Geo. Ayers, This cause coming on to be heard before me upon motion of P. P. Dulin, Attorney, for Plaintiff, asking that non-suit be rendered in said action. Now therefore, it is ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be, and he is hereby, non-stiited and the cost of this action taxed against the plaintiff. This the 20th day of February, 1928, John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court. Meet teseseiese se tbSeseseseseee Ub tethsetesb secede sHibse North Carolina, | In the Superior Court, Iredell County. {| Before the Clerk. M. M. Sullivan $ ve f JUDGMENT f 4 RC Gilbert, Mrs RC Gilbert and C A Sigman This cause coming on to be heard, and bing heard before the un- dersigned Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday, the 19th day of March, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that the summons in this action mm was Cumue against said defendant én the Sth day of January, 1928, and that the verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 5th day of Jaunary, 1928, and that said summons, togebher with a copy of said verified complaint was duly serv served on the defendants, K C Gibbert and Mrs R C Gilbert on said 5th day of January, 1928, amd on the defendant, C A Sigman on the 9th day of January, 1928, and thatk the defendants are indebted to the plaintiffu in the sum of $5000.00 bocothial with interest fhemeon at the rate of six per cent per annum from the lst dag of July, 1927, until paid, same being due by note and bing a certaédn stated amount, and that the defendants failed to file an answer or demurer to the complaint within the time allowed by law: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged bat the plain- tiff regover of the defendants the sum of $5000.00, together with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from the lst day of July, 192%, until paid, andit is further ordered and adjudged that the costs of this action be taxed against said defendants. This the 19th day of March, 1928. John L. Milholland. - Clerk Superior Conbt IredeII County. North Carolina, 9 In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk. B A Troutman, R W Troutman, C A Troutman 4 and L L Troutman, partners, trading and @ § doing business under the firm mane of the } MOORESVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY. t vs 6 JUDGMENT, ' John W. Hudson. This cause coming in to be heard and being heard before th the undersigned Clerk of the Sypertor Court of Iredell County on March 19, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued on the @bh day of Feb- 1928 and served on the 13th day of February 1928, by reading and delivering & copy of the summons and a copy of the complaint to the defendant; and it further appearing to the Court that a duly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 10th day of February, 1928; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Four Hundred and forty-eight &37/100 ($448.37) Dollars, together with interest from December 8th, 1926 at the rate of 6% per annum until paid, due by ace count rendered as set out in the verified complaint filed in this cause; and it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer within the time allowed by law: It is ther@éfore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs re- cover of the defendant the sum of FOUR HUNDKED FORTY-EIGHT & 37/100 ($448.57) DOLLARS, together with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from Dec. 8th, 1926 until paid, and that the costs of this action be taxed by & this Court against the defendant. This 19th day of Mar. 1928, John L. Milholland. Clerk Buperior Court Tete eth ie Setete ie tote tee te tate te iit North Carolina, {4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. | Before the Diepkdor Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. vs JUDGMENT J K Morrieon Grocery and Produce Company. This cause cothing on to be heard before the updersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard on thas Monday March 12, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that on the 4th day of Janv 1928, the plaintiff precured a summons to be issued against the defendant, returnable on the Srd day of February, 1928, and at the same time filed with the Court a verified complaint; and it further appaering that plaintiff caus- ed said summons, together with a copy of the complaint, to be served on the defendant, and that service of said summons and copy of the complaint was duly made on the defendant on January 4th, 1928; And it further appearing that this is an action to recover of the defendant the sum of Eight Hundred and 35/100 (800.35) Dollars, being the palance due plaintiff for goods sold and delivered the defendant at its re- quest on the 20th day of December, 1926; And it further appearing that since January 4th, 1928, when said summons and copy of the complaint was served on the defendant, the defendant has paid the sum of Four JIundred (4400.00) Dol- lars, leaving a balance now due and owing plaintiff of Four Hundred and 35/100 ($400.55) Dollars, with interest on #800.55 f:0m November 4th, 1927, to Feb- ruery 25rd 1928, and interest on $400.55 from February ¢érd 1928 until paids And it further appearing to the Court that the defendant has fail- ed to appear and answer or demur to the verified complaint duly filed as a- foresaid, and still fails to appear and answer or demur to said complaint ; and it further apearing that the time for the defendant to answer, demur or plead to said action has expired; It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that plain- tiff recover of the defendant the sum of FOUk HUNDRED and 35/100 ($400.35) DOLLARS, and interest on $800.35 from November 4 1927 to February 23, 1928, and interest on $400.35 from February 25,1928 until paid, at the rate of six per cent per annum, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk 6f this Court. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court Tredell County. Seabsteseteseseseiksh ss teat BEETS Te Tete et State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. C. A. Cochran and J P Harris, Admrs., \. of the Estate of C. L. Ekheredge, vs 7,U DGHEN FT. C. L. Mayhew. Tis cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Yourt of Iredell County and being heard and it appearing that the summons in the above entitled case was served én the defendant, C. L. Mayhew on Februray, 9, 1928 together with a copy of the complaint. And it Sum ther appearing that the complaint duly vertfied was filed on the 25 day of January, 1928 and that demand is upon a promisory note. And it further ap- pearing that no answer has been filed by the defendant. It is therefore ordered and decreed that the plaintiffs recoverv of the defendant the sum of Three Hundered and Sixty Dollars and thirty-five cents ($360.55) with interest thereon from April 18, 1925 at the rate of six per cent per annum due and payable annually and the cost of this action ot be taxed by this Court. It is further ordered and adjudged that Z. V. Turlington be and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner to sell the property described in the foupth paragraph of the complaint at public auction to the highest bidder for cash after twenty (20) day advertsiment by posting a notice of said sale at theCourt House door and four other public plaves in Iredell County and & apply the proceeds of the said sale toward the payment of this judgment. John L. Milhotiland Clerk Superior Joume. North Carolina, { In the Superior Court tredell County. | Before the Clerk. W. D. McLelland vs JUDGMENT DEFAULT FINAL. J. T. Irvin, Ww. R. Teague vrs. L. W. Irvin and D. W. Pennell. Tris cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of superior Court of Iredell County and upon the motion of Adams and Collier, Attorneys, and it appearing to the Court that the summons in this action was issued against said defendants on the 23rd day of February, 1928 and service was had upon said defendants on the 24th day of February, 1928 by serving a copy of the summons togeather with copy of the verified complaint in this cause. And it further appearing to the Court that the 50 days which is re- quired by law has elapsed and that the amount due this plaintiff is evidence by a note given by the defendants on the esra day of February, 1926 in the amount of one thousand and five dollars and thirty-four cents with interest from daye and it further appearing to the Court that there has been one payment upon this note in the amount of twenty-five dollars said payment being made on the Sth day of May, 1926, it further appearing TO T HIS COURT that the defendants have failed to answer the somplanit of the plaintiff. It is therefore considered, erdered and adjudged that the plain- 2 ¢ ) 7 ad tiff recover of the defendants the sum of One Thousand and Five Dollars an ebruary, 1926 until thirty-four cents with interest from the 25rd day of F the defendants of twenty-five dollars paid paid, less a credit which is due 1 k on May 8th 1926, together with cost of this action to be taxed by the Cler of this Court against the said defendants. This the 25rd day of March, 1928. John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior Tourt,iredell Canty. 4 see mote Tpiese ete tt Sesetitte mieseieseseitie seit Hite North Carolina, } In the Superior Court, Iredell County. } Before the Clerk. First National Bank of { Statesville, N. C. 4 ( vs JUDGMENT: R. L. Maiden, W. W. Pence $ and N. D. Tomlin ) This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard on this Monday, A April 30th, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that on the 20th day of larch 1928, plaintiff procured a summons in this action to be issued against each of the defendants, returnable as required by law, and atithecséame time filed in this office a verified complaint; and it further appearing that said sum- mons, together with copy of the complaint, was duly served on the defendant, W. W. Pence, on March 23rd, 1928, and on the defendant, N. D. Tomlin, on March 28th, 1928; and it further appearing that this is an action against the defendants and each of them for breach of an express contract to pay 4 sum certain, to-wit, the sum of Six Hnudred Twenty-Five ($625.00) Dollars, evidenced by note dated May 3rd, 1927 and due six months after date with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum after maturity until paid; and it further appearing that each of the defendanfs so served have failed & to appear and answer or demur to the said verified complaint filed in this office as aforesaid, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of summons and copy of the complaint on each of said defendants, and that the time for said defendants to appear and answer, denur or plead to said action has expired; It is therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, W. W. Pence and N. D. Towhiin, jointly and severally, the sum of Six Hundred and Twanty-five ($625.00) Dollars, with interest from November 3rd, 1927 at the rate of six per cent per an~ num until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk; And it further appearing to the Court that the summons and copy B of the complaint in this action issued against the defendant, R L Maiden, was returned by the sheriff of Guilford County as follows:"Received 4-10-1928, served 4-18-1928, by delivering copy of complaint with copy of summons to R.L. Maiden. D B Stafford, Sheriff Guilford County, by R B Parker, Deputy Sheriff," and the Court being of the opinion that there was no legal service of summons and complaint as to R L Madden, judgment as to him is refused. This, Monday, April 30th, 1928. John L. Milholland Clérk Stperior Court oF Tredel.i Co North Carolina, i In the Superior Court, fredell County. 4 Before the Clerk. J. R. Rice, Receiver of Ballance~Sullivan Company J. S. Triplett and Mrs. J. M. Baxter { t vs { JUDGMENT. ) ) This cause coming on to be hpard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard on this Monday April 50th, j928; and it appearing to the Court that on the 26th day of March 1928, the plaintiff procured a surmons in this action to be issued against the defendants, returnable on the 25th day of April, 1928, and at the same time filed with the Clerk a verified complaint; and it further appearing that the plaintiff caused said summons, together with a copy of the complaint, to be served on each of the defendants, and thet service of said summons and copy of the complaint was duly mage on each of the defendants on the 28th day of March, 1928; and it further appearing that this is an action against the defendants for breach of an express contract to pay a sum certain, to-wit, the sum of Three Hundered Dollars, ($300.00) evidenced by the promissory ¢ » v ¢ . note of the defendants in the above sum, bearing date of ‘anuary Ist, 1927; and it further appearing that the defendants have failed to appear and an- swer or demur to the verified complaint duly filed as aforesaid, and still fail to appear and answer or demur to said complaint; and it further appear- ing that the time for defendants to answer, demur or plead to said action has expired; It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that plain- tiff recover of the defendants and each of them the sum of Two Hundredand Ninty-Eight ($298.00) Dollars, (being the amount of the above mentioned note ; 8 including interest due, subgect to 4 payment of $10.00 on January lst, 1928, and another payment of $10.00 on February 7th, 1928;) with interest thereon per annum from January list, e taxed by the Clerk of this Court. 1928 until paid, to- at the rate of six per cent gether with the cost of this action to b This Monday. April g0th, 1978. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court i1redell County sue sprpaesbsbiiettst ett Spse tase ab eset North Carolina, 4 In Superior Court, Iredell County. } w D Turner, Admr. of E G Gaither. W E Selby, individually and trading ander the firm and style of Selby Ice Bream Co. { vs Q JUDGMENT. § ) This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that all matters in controversy have been settled and adjusted between the parties, it is therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff take noth- ing more by this action and that the defendant pay the cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. This the Srd day of May, 1928. _ gohn L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. By consent: Turner and Turner Attys. for plaintiff EM Land Atty. for Defendant/ North Carolina, |} Iredell County. 4 John J Grothe Company vs JUDGMENT W E Selby This cause coming on to be heard, and it appearing to the Court that all matters in controversy have penn eabkles and the eost of the action has been paid. It is now ordered and adjudged by consent that the action be and it is hereby dismissed. This the 3#d day of May 1928. JohnnL. Milholland Tierk Superior court iredell CO. By consent: Grier & Grier Attoreny for Plaintiff EM Land Aptorney for defendant. PTE TERETE SE FETE PETES Wass iest eth st North Carolina, In the Superior VYourt Iredell County. Before the Clerk. I R Poston j vs } JUDGMENT. Kirkman & Peninger, Ines C4 This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff desires to take a voluntary non-suit in this action: It ig therefore, ordered and adjudred by the Court, on motion of Moss & Winberry, Attorneys for plaintiff, that this cause be and the same is hereby non-suited, and plaintiff 4s allowed to take a voluntary non-suit. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action. Tis May 7th 1928. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Tredel1 Coung North Carolina, | In the Superior Court, Iredell County. | Before the Clerk. Tredell Development Company vs 710 DG M222 WE Graham This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and peing heard on this Monday, May 14th 1928, and it appearing to the Court that on the 5th day of April, 1928, wmmons in this action to be issue e filed in this office a ver- plaintiff procured a st d against the defendant returnable as required by law, and at the same tim ified complaint; and if further appearing that sada summons, together with copf of the complaint, was duly served on the defendant on April 9th 1928; and it f further appearing that this is an action against the defendant for breach 0 y a sum certain, ndant's agreement in writing to take to-wit, the sum of Three Hundred an express contract to pa three ($300.00) Dollars, evidenced by defe ptkal stock in the plainti twenty per cent thereof on or be- (3) shares of common 6& ff, payable as follows: Twenty per cent thereof on or before May lst 192’; per cent thereo 1927; and twenty per cent thereof on f on or before July ist, 1927; twenty fore Hune lst, 1927; twenty per cent thereof on or pefore August ist, further the said verified complaint — ndant has or before September ist 1927; and it appearing that the defe failed to appear and answer or demr to 412 this office as aforesaid, and that more than thirty days have @lapsed since x the service of summons and copy of complaint on said defendant, and that the time for said defendant to appear and answer, demur or plead to said action has expfred;: It is, therefore, considred and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiff recover of the defemdant the sum of Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollars, with interest from September lst, 1927 at the pate of six per cent per annum until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, This the 14th day of May 1928, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court YredeT1 County. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. J N Stewart j vs ¢UD GRE Re, W K Williams } This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the un- dersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday May 2lst 1928, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this action On April 2, 1928 and served on April 9 1928 by reading and delivering a copy of the summons and a copy of the complaint on said defendant; and it further appearing to the Court that a duly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 2nd day of Apbil 1928; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant is indebtedcuto the plaintiff in the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-two Dollars, together with interest from July 15 1926 at the rate of 6% per annum till paid, and it further appearing that amount is evidenced by a promissory note executed by the defendant to the plaintiff, the terms of which note are set oub in the verified complaint filed ih this cause, and it further appearing that the defendant has not filed and answer or demurer in the time allowed by law; It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-two Dollars with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from July 15, 1926 until paid and that the costs of this action be taxed by this court against the defendant. This 2lst day of May, 1928, John L Milholland erk Superfor Court hte Stbse Sesh e Te deep Peo Se OMS tes sb ete \ Wo. 1 \State \ No. 3 State vs IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1928, Monday May 21, 1928. Ss Worth Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County/ 1} May Term 1928, Be it rememberedtthat a Superior Court begun and held in and for the State and County aforesaid, on the llth Monday after the list Monday in. March, 1928, the same beimg May 21, 1928, when and where His Honor, J. L. Webb Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fifteenth Judicial District Spring Term, 1928, is present and presiding, and the Hon. Zeb V Long, Solivitor and Prosecuting Attoreny is present and prosecuting in the name of the State. M P AAlLexander, High Shertff of Iredell County, is present and re- turned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the First Week of this term of the Superior Court, toewit: The following were drawn and sworn as Grand-Jurors for the term: NE Gibson, J S Dobson, Bob Bell, D D Redman, W S Page, Sig Wallace, L G Sloop, J D Hartness, A F Brown, W A Massey, T P Loftin, W H Redman, J H Campbell, RE Hill, C V Alexander, John T McNeely, 0 A Clodfelter, and H G Morrison. W S Page was appointed and sworn as foreman of the Grand-Jury. O B Lazenby was appointed asd sworn as officer of the Grand-Jury. R S Keller, J C Fox Jr., Chas W Blackwelder, Larry N Hall, J L Tolbert and L H Hollar were excused by the Court for lawful causes. A Wilson, A V Bumgarner and E E Campbell being called and failed to answer wefe fined $20 each. Judgment Nisi Sei Fa and Capias. Si Fa to issue. The following were drawn and sworn as petty jurors for the week; C D Renegar, M D Tilley, R A Shoemaker, L A Pope, Clayton W Davidson, C D Crouch and T A Holmes. The following wefe drawn and sworn as talesman jupors; C L Clark, WL Fox, NG Privette, E A Morrieen, I T Eiddéon, E D Myers, and J T Nesbit. ] AVIOR. TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEH Continued under former order. vs John Ritchie TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. No. 2 Alias Capias. State vs Levi Phillips. CENY OF AUTOMOBILE. wT aimmed under former order. Johnson Wilson Ben Teaghe IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Lez IN THE SUPRERTOR COURD AY 1928, wianas vey 21, 1928 , Monday rer. 1928. , onday May 21, = FALBE PRETENSE . Alias Capias \ No. 18 \. Se. \ state ! v 4 4 \ State vs HaheW Walker FALSE PRETENSE Alias Capias. vs Feildon M Privett No. 6 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON : State { Alias Capias No. 19 & 20 STOREBREAKING, LARCENY AND REGEIBING. { 4 \ v8 state Alias Capias. , { Erby Keller v8 John Hager alias 4 Frank Brown ' NON#SUPPORT No. 7 Continued under former order. 4 State ws ' ) Herbert G Morrison No. 21 { ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON State 4 Continued under former order. 4 4 vs Jim Saunders No. 8 { ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL State { Alias Capias j L wo. ABBUCTION , oo Continued under former order. vs Hoover Fisher No. 9 } ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL @atks | axxin? KX¥BS State t Alias Capias sare CHECKS vs | No. 24 & 25 WORTHLESS CHECKS John Hager } \ State Continued for will. vs Cecil Mayhew vs RC Gilbert No. 10 } SPEEDING State Alias Capias . POBKET AND LAR YENY | Be: - es + petal comes into oopen Court and through his roe counsel Hugh Mitchell and Buren Jurney plead not guilty. soa eesti Whidby Me following named jurgrs after being sworn and em- TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. s pannelled return 4 a of -gptitay 8 ek pe. h > 2 A Shoemaker, C W Davids 7 : oS The defendant comes inté open Court and pleads guilty Pope, R A Shoe A Holmes, EB A Morrison, T I Eidson, E D ) pee : o transporting and possessing liquor as charged in the N G Privett, T 2 | bili of Sndéntmens. a. i Myers, and s T Nesbit. (Prisoner in custody of Sher#ff) | It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that upon re- } ' v3 W L Jones No. ll \ State ‘ vs Grady Shoemaker commendation of the Solicitor prayer for judgment continu- | 7 "A wr I SAwT Rasa T G pay the Gene'al thy Glney Cn ee a ee \ se. 41 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON AND RECKLESS DRIVIN pay the cost at this time. State Nol Prosed With leave. q \ vs 1 f larence Abernet No. 12-813 { SEDUCTION. s lirs Clar uy State Alia : \ is ani . INDE \ vs en se. 60 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR AND DRIVE CAR WHILE UNDER ° Edd Gantt State INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR. The defendant comes i! o transporting and ' 11 pleads eee chien plea is accepted by the Solicitor vs counsel Hugh \ No. 14 Odis Rosseau 4 § State vs | possessing liquor w ie : (Prisoner or ) 0 } t éértbhe State. LARCENY Continued und ‘ t nder former order Nol Prosed as to the other charges. dered into Custody of the Shertff) Ne 15 tate vs Lester Brewer LARCENY a r ‘ WEAPON Continued under former order/ \ No. 44 ASSAULT WITH DSADLY \ State Continued by consent. Willis Phiferyv ) ) vs } } Clarence Sharpe § \ No. 16 j \state j vs j Toy Mathis \. LY { TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. reese | Continued under fomer order. kes a rece ' ‘ Court takes James Anthony ) | RN eee TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD: BEHAVIOR. Continued underxformer order. ss anttliPyesday Morhing May 22nd, 1928, at 9:30 A. M. WDon Pres rp 15th JUDIC IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1928. Tuesday May 22, 1928. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morng ing May 22, 1928 at 9:50 A M for the dispatch of business. \ .No.s 31 @ 32 State vs DeWitt Hanson No. 55 State vs Lloyd Sherrill No. 54=< State vs Carl Jones No. 35 & 51 State vs P D Cline Arch Cline No 36 State vs Lewis Goodman No. 47 State vs O L Partee No 48 State vs AL Jacks EDS vere nen A BE EE ee I oR aaa De I EE LARCENY Nol Prosed with leave STOREBREAKING LARCENY AND RECEIVING. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads guilty to &torebreaking larceny and receiving as charged in the bill of indict- )ment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be impris- oned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FIFEEEN MONTHS, and assigned to work upon the public roads of said county for said period. STOREBREAKING LARCENY AND RBCBIVING. The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty to storebreaking larceny and receiving as charged in .the bill of indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the cémmon jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX MONTHS, AND ASSIgned to work on public roads of said county for said period. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON WITH INTENT TO KILL. These two cases consolidated by consent, being two & cases growing out of the same transaction. The defendants come into open Court and through their counsel J G Lewis and H P Grier pleads not guilty. Jury empannelled and the Court takes a recess until Wednesday Norning. LARCENY The defendant comee into open Court and pleads not guilty of larceny, but enters a pléaéof guilty to fore- ible trespass, which plea the Smtimitorxfserxkhe State accepts, the Solicttor stating to the Court that he has carefully examined this case and he recommendst that the prayer for judgment be continued wpon the payment # of the cost, and the defendant has remunerated the pros- ecuting witness for damages done to the car, and prayer for judgment is continued upon payment of the cost upon recommendation of the Solicitor. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Hugh Mitchell and H P Grier and pleads guilty to two counts, possesstton and transportation of liquor. It appearing to the Court that this defendant has ® been in jail for THIRTY DAYS, and it appearing further to the Court that he was never tndicted before for viol ating any of the prohibition laws of the State that he only had a small quanity of whiskey in his possession. It is ordered hy the Court on the count for trans~ porting, that the defendant pay a fine of $15.00 and the cost; on the count for having whiskey in his poss~ ession, judgment suspended on payment of the cost, capias ane for further punishment when ordered by the IU e ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE. The Grand-Jury mepurned not a true bill. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1928. Tuesday May 22, 1928. No. 27 MURDER state : By order of the Court, the defendant, Harrison N Troutman, in the custody of M P Alexander the High Sheriff of Iredell County, was brought into open Court being represented by counsel. Messrs H P Grier, J G Lewis and W C Feimster, Attorneys, was placed upon his arraingment. The prisoner, Harrison N Troutman, being at the bar in the custody of M P Alexander, High Sheriff of Iredell County. The Solicitor for the State, Hon. zeb V Long, having called upon the defendant to stand ‘and hold up his right hand, and having made known to him that he stood charged by the name of Harrison N Trout- man in the indictment read to him of murder in the First Degree. Whereupon the Prisoner plesad tiggilty and for his trial placed himself upon God a his Comntry. vs ¥ Harrison N Troutman Upenpbhecarra betmgnt tofhbheagef endant oHarrédon N Troutman, it is ordered that the Clerk of this Court jesue a writ to the Sheriff of Iredell County demanding and directing him to summons & venire of SEVENTY-FIVE (75) good and true men to appear at the Court house in Statesville, N C at 2 o'clock on Wednesday, the 25rd a@ dav of May, 1928, special venire in the trial of the case of State va Harrison N Troutman. It is further ordered that the Sheriff make due return of this writ and that he Bive to the counsel representing the State nd counsel representing the de- fendant a copy of the names of tre special venire so found. vs Harrisnon N Troutman. TO M. P. ALEXANDER, HIGH SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF IREDELL. In obedience to an order of the Court, you are hereby directed and comi- manded to summon SEVENTY-FIVE 75) good and lawful men, freeholders, of Iredell County to appear at the court-house in the Town of Statesville on the 25rd day of May, 1928, at 2 o'clock P. M. to be used as a special venire in the Bas case of State vs Harrison N Troutman. his writ, and you are further directed to You will make due return of t furnish to the State's counsel and the defendant's counsel a list of the jurors so summoned. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court. This Honorable court, takes ® recess until Wednesdey Morning May. the 15th Judiciak District. 23rd, 1928 at 9:50 A. M- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1928 Wednesday May 23, 1928. This Honorable G6ourt convenes according to adjournment Wednés¢ay Morning May 23, 1928 at 9:50 A M for the dispatch of business. \ No.5 \ State *P D Cline \ \ vs June McLain § § } $ No. 22 j State { vs Turk Shoemaker q alias Marvin Mayes) No. 26 State vs Cora Dalton A ON No. 50 State vs DC Fitzgerald No. 35 & Sl State vs Arch Cline No. 37 State vs Alfred Burton No. 39 State vs Samuel Harris No. 42 State vs Y S White No. 45 t State b vs 4 Y S White POSSESS AND SELL LIQUOR. Continued under former order. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. Continued for bill. LAR CENY o The defendant comes into open Court and through her coun- sek enters a plea of guilty to forcible trespass which plea the Solivitor for the State accepts. Upon recommendation of the Solicitor judgment suspended on payment of the cost of this action. Bill waived by the defendants counsel. Capias to issue Monday Morning May 28 if the cost is not paid by then. FALBE PRETENSE Nol Prosed with leave. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON AND SIMPLE ASSAULT. By consent of the defendants,through their counsel, tenders to the State a plea of guilty of simple assault as to arch Cline and plea of guilty o8 assault with dead- ly as to P D Cline, which plea the Solicitor accepts. Tt is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the de- fendant P D Cline be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of EIGHT MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of said county for said period. It is further ordered by the Court that the defend- ant Arch Cline be imprisoned in the common jail of Ire- dell County for a term of THIRTY DAYS, and assigned to work on public roads of said county for said period. SEDUCTION Nol Proeed with leave. SEDUCTION Wol Prosed with leave TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel D L Raymer W A Bristol and Hugh Mitchell pleads guilty to transportation and possession of liquor. Nol Prosed with leave as to tbhher counts. Continued until Monday May 28 1928 for judgment. (TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel pleads guilty to transportation and possession of liquor. Nol Prosed as to all other counts/ ve te Continued until Monday May 28, 1928 for judgment / No. 45. State vs Donald Abernethey No 52. State vs Charlie B Wood \ No 53. State \ vs Pp J Wellford No 54. .State vs Eugene Smith No. 27 \ State vs Harrison N Troutman futzs Honeypadizs EBUPS SaKSBX aX PSSGEEX BME IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1928 Wednesday May 23, 1928. NON SUPPORT AND ABANDONMENT, Continued by consent. LARCENCY. Grand Jury returned, “Not a true bill". OPERATING AN AUTOMOBILE WHILE INTOXICATED. The grand jury returned: "Not a true bill." TEMPORARY LARCENCY OF AN AUTOMOBILE. : Capias for defendant, and subpoena issued for witnesses for next term of court. MUR DEI Le After the prisoner in this case was arraigned on Tuesday, and a venire summonsed to meet at two o'clock on Wednesday, when the case was called for trial, the Solicitor stated in open court, in the presence of the defendant and his counsel that he would not ask a verdict of murder in the first de- gree as charged in the bill of indictment, but would ask a verdict of murder in the second degree, or man- slaughter, as the jury may find from the evidence and law as given them by the court. The following named jurors: J E Sprinkle, kK W Blackwelder, fie Sloan, J M Davis, 1 A Pope, N G Crater, ED Myers, C D oo Bob Bell, H O Montgomery, CW Davidson, and T A Holmes, were @rawn sworn and empannelled for the verdict. And the Court takes a recess until hesday morning. 42x PomvsiayXMOrNINgyxMAyxZALH , Ax Pr ABBBZXALXHFHOXOABISSVA DB, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BEF MAY TERM 1928, Wednesday May 25, 1928, REPORT OF GRAND-JURY FOR MAY TERM 1928, North Carolina, jf In the Superior Court Ipedell County. 4 May Term 1928, Hon. J. L. Webb, Judge Presiding: We, the Grand Jury for the May Term of Court, 1928, beg leave to sub- mit the following report: We have passed on all bills sent before us by the Solicitor and have mdde due return of same to the Court. The County Jail was visited and there were eleven prisoners, nine white and two colored, all males. All prisoners report that they are well fed and cared for. The jail and prisoners are kept in sanitary condition. We reeome mend that a rail be placed at top of stairway and the interior wall of the jail be painted with sanitary white. We visited the Court House and its several offices and found records neatly kept by latest methods of bookkeeping. We recommend that the walls of the interior of Court house be repainted and also recommend that an electric fan be plaged overhead in Grand Jury room, We visited the chain gang in committee of four, There were eleven convists, four white, seven colored, and reported in good health, having good food and treatment. Therewere fourteen males reported in excellent condition and equipment in good condition. We inspected the sleepéng quarters, kitchen, stable and other tents and report that we found everything very neat and clean and in sanitary condition. We recommend a new cover for the kitchen, also a new cover for the sleeping quarters of the prisoners, We visited the County Home for the aged and infirm. There wefe forty-two inmates, fourteen white women, ten white men, seven colored women, and eleven colored men. Among the number three were blind, two white female and one colored, All inmates are apparently in good health and well cared for,. The farm we found in excellent con@ittion. We recommend repairing of plastering in two rooms where plaster has fallen off. Respectfully submitted, Ws rage Foreman of Grand Jury. This Honorable Court takes a recuss tintdhlcfhursday Morning May 24th, 1928, at 10:00 o'clock aA. M. | orl Z z ng and Holding Courts for the 15th Judicial District N °¢ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1928 Thursday May 24, 1928, ThisnHonorable Court convenes according to adjourmment Thursday Morning May 24, 1928 at 9:00 o'clock A. M. for the dispatch of business,. No. 27 MURDER State The case as entitled resumed and taking up gxt vs evidence Onoboth sides continued through the en- Harrison N Troutman tire day. On motion of the Bar the civii calander which was set for Monday was moved up to Tuesday and all cases set for trial on Monday will come up up fob trial on Tuesday instead. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning May 25, 1928 at 9:00 o'clock A. M. °F IIE ag ae ‘ * i eres E ZG, ‘at ts f Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the 15th Judicial District NC IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1928 Priday May 25, 1928. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morning May 25, 1928 at 9:00 ofclock A. M. for the dispatch of busi« ness. No. 27 { MURDER State The Jury formly named in this case returned a vs } verdict of guilty of MAN-SLAUGHTER. Harrison N Troutman } Continued until Monday May 28 for judgment. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Monday Morning May 28th, ME OB. ~ Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of the 15th Judicial District. 1928, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1928 SECOND WEEK. Monday May 28, 1928, North Carolina In the Superior Court Second Week Tredell County. May Term 1928. This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10:00 o'clock A. M. Monday Morning Way 28, 1928 when and where His Honor J L Webb, Judge Pre- siding and Holding Courts of the l5th Judicial District of North Carolina, is present, this the Second Week for Civil cases at May Term 1928. M P Alexander, the High Sheriff of [Iredell County, North Carolina, re- turned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as Jurors of this Court for the second week for givil cases, to-wit: N F Blacke welder, Eugene Blackwelder, C H Knox, T G Watts, J C Shinn, N G Holmes, L A Anderson, A B Scott, Arthur Beaver, WR HZoyner, EF O Sigman, E H Miller, H J Cock, C A Mayhew, H R Cowles, J P Little, L W Stevenson, W W Stroud, & C F Bess. the following were excused for lawful causes: Joe M Taylor and C H Woolen. No. 418 HtdteMurdock vs vs Murdock Chair Manufacturing Co. The plaintiff in this case moves for extension of time in which to file ammended complaint. Plaintiff allowed 10 days from June 1, 1928 in which to file said complaint. Defendant allowed SO days thereafter in which to file reply. Case continued for term. It is agreed by the Bar association the the Fridays calander be con- tinued for the term. the Superior Court North Carolina {4 a May ei 1928. Iredell County 1} C C Barnes, individually and C C Barnes Next Friend of Nellie Edna Barnes vs +88 0:28.58 WE Selby : ‘ i 9 4 Jury being sworn and empannelled answer the issues as follows; Nellie Bana Barnes injured by the negligence 1. Was the pin snee ee saat adam of the defendant as alleged in th Answer; Yes. 2. What @amages, if any, 18 recover fim the defendant? ; Answer: $1500.00 the plaintiff, Edna Barnes, entitled to IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK MAY TERM 1928, Monday May 28, 1928. Se What damages, if any, is the plaintiff, c c Barnes, entitled to recover from the defendant? Answer: $1548.00 North Carolina, 4} In the Superior Court, Iredell County. 4 May Term 1928, C C Barnes, individually and C C Barnes Next friend of Neilie Edna Barnes vs JUDGMENT W E Selby This cause coming on to be heard before Hon. James L Webb, Judge and a jury at the May Term 1928, of the Superior Court of Ire- dell County and being heard and the jury having answered the issues submit- ted to them as follows; 1. Was the plaintiff, Nellie Edna Barnes, injured by the negligence of the defendant as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. What damage, if any, id the plaintiff, Nellie Edna Barnes, entitled to recover from the defendant? Answer: $1500.00 5. What damage, if any, i8 the plaintiff, C C Barnes entitl- ed to recover from the defendaht. Answer: $ 1548.00 It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, Mellie Edna Barnes, represented herein by C C Barnes, Next Friend, recover of the defendant the sum of $1500.00 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. it appearing to the Court that the defendant, WE Selby, ha has paid to the plaintiff co Barnes, the sum of $1548.00, the amount of the recovery by the said C C Barnes. It is now ordered and adjudged, by consent of the plaintiff C C Barnes, that the plaintiff, coc Branes, take nothing more of the de- fendant, W E Selby. Jas L Webb Judge Presiding The plaintiff, C C Barnes, hereby acknowledges payment to him of the % sum of $1548.00 hy the defendant, being the aount found in his favor by the jury, and consente that tne foregoing judgment be entered as to him. C C Barnes IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Monday Maw 28 1928, No. 27 State vs Hesrison N Troutman No. 38 State vs Sam Stevenson NS ES Ee ee PE ee ee YD ee Pe SS ET ee pe MC et we pe MURDER Judgment of the Court is that the defemdant be imprisoned in the State's Prison at Raleigh at hard labor for a period of not less than TWO YEARS nor more than THREE YEARS. Motion for a new trial. Motion overruled, Exception. Judgment. Exception. Defendant appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeal waived. Appeal bond fixed at $100.00. By agreement of counsel and in the discretion of the Court, the defendant is allowed 40 days after the adjournment of Court to make up and gwerve case on appeal to the Supreme Court, and the State allowed 30 days thereafter to file ex- ceptions or countercase,. Appeatence bond fixed at $10,000 justified and approved by the Clerk of this Court. CARNAL INTERCOURSE WITH FEMALE UNDER SIXTEEN YEARS. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel H P Grier and K A Collier plead not guilty as charged in the bill of indictment. The following jury being sworn and empannelled for the verdict, return a verdict of not guilty. Eugene Blackwelder, T G Watts, J C Shinn, NG Holmes, L A Anderson, A B Scott, Arthur Beaver, WR Joyner, E O Sigman, E H Miller, C A Mayhew, and W W Stroud. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. It appearing to the Court that this defendant was indicted at the last Federal term of Court hled in this City, and the Judge of the Court ordered that the defendant be imprisoned in the County Jail for four months, the sentmace to go into effect in October, and it further appear- ing to the Court that the offence for which the defendant stands indicted in this case was brought to the attention of the Court at ag ag the . al Judge passed sentence upon ; ees is theverors ordered by the Court, on the count for transporting whiskey, which the defend= ant plead guilty of, thet the defendant be imprison- ed in the County jail for 12 months, to be assign= ed to work upon the public roads of Iredell County, this sentence suspended over the defendant for a period of two years from the 28th day of May,1928, and if within that time it is found by the Court that the defendant has violated any of the pro- hibition laws of this State, then this eran 4s to go into effect immediately, capias to is- sue to put this judgment into execution when ore dered by the Court upon motion of perggtnrtmgrndon oe Defendant to give bond in the sum of $200 con . on ed that he make his appearence at each tigger term of this Court for 18 Months and show to er Court that he has not violated any of the ree os tion laws of this State, and abide the furgher ders of the Court. AND POSESS L&@QUOR. tease plead guilty to possession of liquor t that the de- lly. It is ordered by the Cour ye bibs ay a fine of $50.00 and the cost. \ \ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Monday May 28, 1928, SEDUCTION The defendant comes into open Court and th his counsel D L Raymer pleads not guilty as anavras in the bill of indictment. ne The following jury was sworn and empannelled for their verdict; Eugene Blackwelder, T G Watts J C Shinn, N G Holmes, LA Anderson, A B Scott Arthur Beaver, W R Joyner, E 0 Sigman, N F Black- welder, C H Knox, and W W Stroud, No. 50 Stats vs Bruce Matheson SE ee Ce BE > ee No. 476 Blake Waugh vs Francis Waugh A Jury being sworn and empannell folteie: & p ed answer the issues as 1. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes 2. Were the plaintiffqand defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes S. Did the defendant, Francis Waugh committ adultry as al- leged in the complatint? Answer: Yes. North Carolina, Iredell County. No. 476 Blake Waugh ve JUDGMENT Francis Waugh. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this the May Term 1928 of Iredell Superior Court before his Honor, James L Webb, Judge Presiding and a jury having answered the issues sumitted to them as follows: ist. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years prior bo the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes end. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes/ Srd. Did the defendant, Francis Waugh committ adultry as al- leged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Monday May 28, 1928. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Blake Waugh and the defendant Francis Waugh be, and the same are hereby dissolved and the plaintiff, Blake Waugh is granted and absolute div- orce from the defendant Francis Waugh;. It is further ordered that the cost of this action as tax- ed by the Clerk of this Court be paid by the plaintiff. Jas. 1. Wehbd Judge Presiding. Mrs L E Baker vs Ed Baker, Continued. Lela Flowe vs Lester Flowe -- Continued. R M Davidson et al Extrs J A Davidson vs C W Gilleland -- Continued, by consent. O W Ketcham vs Grier Lowrance Construction Co. Continved,. C A Stearns vs Wilbur Devendoff -- Continued. P M Barger Lumber Co vs Goodman Lumber Co. -- On by error, Judgment before Clerk. Grier-Lowrance Construction Co vs Southern Plumbing Co. - Continued by consent. Wesley W Vass vs Everett Troutman -- On by error,Judgment before Clerk J E Brown & Son vs W A Yandell -- Continued. L B Bristol vs L. Spiro treading as The People's Store. Continued by consent. A L Sims vs WC Perry Jr. -- Continued by consent, Anna Asbury vs M P Alexander, Sheriff of Iredell County -- Continued. P M Barger vs George Ketchie & George Hounck. Continued by consent Mooresville Furniture Co vs rs J ij Lackey et al -- Continued. The Columbia Weighing Machine Co vs Mooresville Drug Co. Continued Grier Lowrance Construction Co vs Winston Salem Joupnal Co. Continued. a { ssville Purniture Co Arch Nesbit vs B A Troutman et la trading as Mooresvil Yen aecane / Motor Sales & Implement Co vs E P Hager.-- Continued. J F Rimmer vs Troutman Light & Power Co. -- Continued. Mrs Lizzie Rimmer vs Trputman Light & Power Co -- Continued. MM Sulivan vs J S Waugh et al Continued. Fort Worth & Denver City Railway Co vs C P Hegwood Admr. of Samuel Kestler.-- Continued. R J Foster by his Next friend vs das. W Brown, -=- Continued. le Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning This Honorab May 29, 1928 at 9:30 Ae M. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Tuesday May 29, 1928. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1928 Tuesday , May 29 1928 A D This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment It is therefore ordered, decreed, considered and adjudged by the Tuesday Morning May 29, 1928 at 9:50 A M for the dispatch of business ¥ court that the bonds of matrimony now existing between the plaintiff and \ \ \ é defendant be, and the same are hereb y dissolved; and the plaintiff and de~ \ No. 50 § SEDUCTION. a a State i The jury formerly sworn and empanneled in this fendant are hereby a@ivorced from the bonds of matrimony. Let the plaintiff { vs case return a verdict of guilty to SEDUCTION. j Bruce Matheson Continued until Wednesday for judgment. 4 be taxed by —— Jas Lb Webb, Judge Frresiding, @ hn Yudicial District 0 <er "of North Carolina. J H Lewis vs ISS UES; \ : No. 451 Pauline +ewis Mattie Perry Brawley ) Jury sworn ard empannelled, answered the issues as follows: vs ) 1. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina Morrison Brawley ) ane he i ury sworn and empannelled, ansrered the issues as fo: iows: more than two years, next, preceeding the commencement of this action? lst: Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in eum: the complaint? Answer: Yes. : ee hmen. a reside: ‘the State of North 2. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the com- 2nd: Has the plaintiff been 4 resident of th tate of Nor PARENT Carolina for five consecutive years immediately preceeding the filing of Reade ot the complaint in this action? Answer: without fault on the part of the plain- u oe Was the defendant pregnant at the time of her marriage to the Sra: Did the defendant, sntser and , eavarate and apart from her for plaintiff;was the plaintiff ignorant of the said pregnancy of the defen- tiff himself from the plaintiff, ana live separ : ~ nreneeding the f1iané of the complaint? dant and not the father of the child with which the defendant was pregnant five consecutive years 4mmediately preceecit the filings as alleged in the complaint? s tn this action? Answer: ves: Answer: ‘Yes. No. 459 : oS an r h Superior Cour North Carolina In th p In the Superior Court , Gee a Iredell County May term NQ&TH CAROLINA IKEDELL COUNTY May Term 1928 Amanda Johnson Green ) J H Lewis ) ) Issues. ) vs a JUDGEMENT Jas. ‘ordan Green ti answered the issues as follows: Pauline Lewis ; 4 empannelled, eee 4 | 1 “Dia ae pusintift and defendant intermarry 4° alleged in the THIS CAUSE3 comming on to be heard at this tearm of the court complaint? Answer‘: Yes before His Honor, J.L.Webb, Judje Presiding, and a jury having answered the and live separate and apart from 2. Did the defendant abandon £kB ssues as follows: | : is : plaintiff, without any fault on plaintiff's part, for more than f er > I Has thre plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Cardlina for aakeatn aes seoseding she aremmen count. Of this action, as alleged more than two years, next,preceeding the commencement of thés action? answer in the complaint? Answer: Yes. peen a ponif ide resi ive years immediately next preceeding ae dent of the state of North 3. Has the plaintiff 8 Did the plaintiff and defendant i t ntermarry as alleged in the complaint ? . S . Carolina for more than five consecut Answer, Yes. ction, as alleged 4 n the complaint? Answer: Yes. 8 the commencement of this & Was the defendant pregnant at the time of her marriage to the plaintiff; was the plaintiff ignorant of the said pregnanty of the defendant, and not the No. 459 In the Superior court fath : North Carolina ather of the child with which the defendant was pregnant as alleged in the — May Term 1928 ae I complaint:? Answer: Yes. : redell County Amanda Yohnson Green Judgment vs a Jas. Jordan Green MAY TERM 1928 May 29th 1928. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, J L Webb, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintitf as set out in the record, It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the court that the marriage between the plaintiff, Amanda Johnson Green and the defendant Jas. Jordan Green, be and the same is hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorced f1om the bonds of’ matrimony. Let the costs be taxed against the plaintiff. Jas. 4 Webb. Judge Tresiding, No 462 North Carolina In the superior Court. Iredell County W F Edwards vs ) ISSUES: Bertha Edwards ) Jury being sworn and empannelled, answered the issues as follows; lst* bid the plaintiff and a fendant intermarry, as alleged in the com- plaint? Answer: Yes. end: Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate andapart for five successive years immediately preceeding the commencement of this action, and has the plaintiff in this suit resided in the “State of North Carolina for five successive years immediately preceeding the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint, and also said separation without fault of plaintiff. Answer: Yes. North Carolina in the Superior court Iredell County May Term 1928 W F Edwards. vs ) JUDGMENT: Bertha Edwards ) This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court, before His “onor, J L Webb, Judge Presiding, and-a Jury, and “4s Honor having sub- mitted to the jury the issues set out in the record, and the jury having answered the issues in favor of the Plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in ture the record: It is therefore considered, adjudged and decreed that the bonds of matrimony be and the same are hereby dissolved ; It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Jas L. Webb. Judge ‘residing. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Tuesday May 29, i928. North Carolina, ] In the Superior Court Iredell County. } May term 1928. Flim James by his next friend J A James. | ) vs JUDGMENT ) Mooresville Cotton Millis This cause coming on to be heard at the May Term 1928, of Iredell Superior Court, before His Honor J L Webb, presiding and a jury, and a verdict having been returned in favor of the plaintiff for the sum of Eleven Hundred and twenty Dollars and eighty cents, as shown by the issues. Now therefore it is ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover from the defendant the sum of Eleven Hundred Twenty and 80/100 Dollars and the cost of this actiom. That $120.80 be paid to the Lowrance Hospital, Moores- ville NC and $1000.00 be paid to Clerk of Iredell Superior Court for the use of plaintiff. Presiding. No 463 Henrietta Moyer Wyatt 4 vs ) John Wyatt Y . fesse g ) + Jury sworn and empannelied answered the issues as follows 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes/ 2. Did the defendant abandon and live separate and apart from plain- r ba ecuti e ¥ fault on plaintiff's part, for more than five cons Vv tiff, without an dad in the com- years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as allege Plaint? Answer. Yes 3. Has the plaintiff been 4 bonifide r years immediatly next preceeding the esident of the State of North Carolina for more than five consecutive ? nswer: Yes/ commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Ans the Superior Court North Carolina, @ In May Term 1928. Iredell County. | Henrietta Moyer Wyatt | vs ) TUDOMEE? John Wyatt { g& , swered the issues submitted t MAYCTERM 1928 Tuesday May 29, 1928. the record. It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the marriage between the plaintiff, Henrietta Moyer Wyatt and the defemdant, John Wyatt, be and the same is hereby dissofved, and they are hereby divorced from the bonds of matrimony. Let the cest be taxed against the plaintiff. Jas. L. Webb: Judge Presiding No. 465 Jessie George 4 vs } Luther George 0 Jury sworn and empannelled answer the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the Bomplaint? Answer; Yes 2, Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff and live seperate and apart from her for more than five consecutive years next preceeding the com- mencement of this action without ang fault on the part of plaintiff? Answer: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolina for five consecutive years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the compalint? Answer: Yes. No. 467 John D Kenerly q vs 6 ISSUSES M E Kenerly § Jury sworn and empannelled answer the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes/ 2. Did the defendant commit adultry, as alleged in the compalint? Answer: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide residient of the State of North Carolina for more than two gensecutive years prior to the commencement of this action? Answer; Yes, MAY TERM 1928 Tuesday May 29, 1928. No. 477 North Garolina, t Iredell County. 4 J M Munday vs q Effie Munday J Jury sworn and empannelled answer the issues as follows: ls Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2,°Did the defendant abandon the plai tiff add live seperate and apart from him for more than five consecutive years next preeeeding the commemcment of this action without and fault on the part of ylaintiff? Answer; Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident @f the State of years next preceeding the commencment of this action, as alleged tn the complaint? Answer: Wes. No. 3569 North Carolina, Iredell County. WL Fox vs L 0 Gibson { This cause coming on to be heard at this the May Term 1928 of Iredell : cu wt re nasiding and Superior Court before His Honor, Honorable dames L Webb, Judge Presiding hen this case was reached for trial the plaintiff through his counsel Messrs wn » aa o ir a non- Lewis & Lewis and Long & Glover expressed the desire to take a voluntary suit in this cause; It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff, W L Fox be, and he is hereby non-suited. It is further ordered by the Court that the ecsot of this action be taxed against the plaintiff. Jas L. Webd___ —TFudge Presiding. MAY TERM 1928 Tuesday May 29, 1928. MAY TERM 1928 Tuesday May 29, 1928 No. 577 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. ¢ May Term 1928, mien James minor by his next friend Jesse James. C M Ostwalt } vs ) ¢UDGR Ss a? ( { vs 4 ( yooresville Cotton Mills. J C Brookshire $ Jury sworn and empannelled answer the issues as follows: THIS CAUSE, coming on to be heard before HIS HONOR, J. L. Webb 1. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as on appeal from Justice of Peace Court, having been appealed by the defend- set out in the complaint? Answer: Yes ant, and the defendant having submitted to judgment in open Court, : 2. Did the plaintiff by his own negligence contribute to his own ine IT IS THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, C M jury 28 set out on the complaint? Answer: Nos. Ostwalt recover of the defendant J C Brookshire the sum of eighteen dollars ‘ , 3. What amount of damage if any has the plaintiff sustained? and thirty five cents, with interest from the lst day of January, 1927, ahd Answer: $1120.80 the costs of this action, including the costs in the Justice of the Peace (Judpment on page 431) Court. This the 28th day of May, 1928. No. 382 Jas. L. Webb \ J I Williams ’ Judge Presiding. vs Cabarrus Lumber & Supply Co. | No. 386 State of North Carolina, ‘ The following jury was sworn and empé . : = Be let baa ean a Ress aytherford Templeton County of Iredell. H J Cook, H K Cowles, J } Little, L W STevenson, © F Bess, kut I ’ The Boone Coal Company J F Gatton, Avery RKenegar, EH Miller, T G Watt, J Perry and Lester 5 Hunter. vs j JUDGMENT. Te case continued over to Wednesday I W Coyle and A B Pogue t This cause coming on to be heard at this the May Term 1928 of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, Honor»sble James L Webb, Judge Presiding and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendants have compromised and settled this case on the conditions that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $46.00 with interest én the same from May 29, 1928 at mix per cent until paid. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $46.00 with interest on the same from May 29, 1928 until paid and for the cost of this action to be ednesday Morning May 30, taxed by the Clerk of this Court. ess until W This Honorable Court takes a rec sc8, L. We Judge Presiding. ~~ 1928 at 9:30 A. M. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1928 Wednesday May 30, 1928. This Honorable Gourt convenes acording to adjournment Wednesday May 30, 1928 at 9:50 A. M. for the dispatch of business. By unanimous consent of the Bar, the Court takes a recess from 10:15 until 2 o'clock, in order that the Jurors amd members of the bar and others may attend the unveiling of a monument to be unveiled here today in memory of the @et#%h of the fallen soldiers of the late War. North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Tredell County. } May Term 1928. J M Manday vs JUDGES VT Effie Munday 0 This cause coming on to be heard and beingb heard before His Honor, Jas. L. Webb, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having an- swered the issues submitted to it by the court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record. It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defend- ant be, and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered by the Court that the plaintiff pay the cost of this action. Jen, 1 Oe Judge Presiding North Carolina, () In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 May Term 1928. Jessie George { vs Q go 2 G2 a EON Ss Luther George This cause comirfg on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, Jas. L. Webb, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having an- swered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant as set out in the record; It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the de- @endant be, and the same are hereby dissoadved, and the plaintiff is grant- ed an absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered by the court that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action. Jas. L. Webb Judge Presiding MAY TERM 1928 30, 1928. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1928. Mattie Perry Brawley vs Morrison Brawley } This cause eoming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, James L. Webb and a jury and being heard and it appear- ing that the jury having answered the issues as set out in the recird. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between Mattie Perry Brawley and Morrison Bravley be and the same are hereby dissolved and the seid Mattie Perry Brawley is here- by granted an absolute divérce from Norrigon Brawley. It is further direct= ed that the cost in this action be texed by the Glerk of thés Court as pro- vided by statute. No. 472 ‘ bs North Carolina, In May Term 1928. Iredell County. May Tern Superior Court Albert Gibbs vs ) Mary L Gibbs 4 : f A ° - 1) Sag oO 2 Q ws? Jury sworn and empannelied answel! the issues as follo 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer ; Yes. 2. Has the plaintiff been @ poni fide resident of the State of years next preceeding the commencment of North Carolina for more than two this action? Answer: Ye@S~. y as alleged in the complaint? 3. Did the defendant commit adultr Answef: Yes. & (AY TERM 1928 Wednesday May 51, 1928. | WAY TERM 1928 Wednesday May 30, 1928 PICK=-POCKET AND LARCENY Judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprison- ed in the County Jail for two years, to be assigned to work upon the public roads of Iredell County. This judg- ment suspended over the defendant during said time from the 50th day of May, 1928, and during that time if it is found by the Court that the defendant has violated any of the criminal laws of the State, then this judgment to go into effect immediately. Capias to issue to put this judgment into execution when ordered by the Court upon motion of the Solicitor. It is further ordered that this defendant be assigned or sent to the Kastern Carolina Training School at Kocky Mount, N C for such period of time as the Trustees or the authorities of said institu- tion think proper to keep him and as the rules ana regu- lations of said institution provide. No. 40 \ No. 382 ve \ ” I Williams ecenan whidby vs TS SU 8:8 Cabarrus Lumber and Supply Company. Jury sworn and empannelled answer the issues as follows: 1. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defend- — DR RN Ew we ET ant as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. On the co nt of transporting, to which the defendant plead guilty, judgment of the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $150 and the cost. On the count of having whiskey in his possession illegally, judgment of the Court that he be imprisoned in the County Jail for: 12 months, to be assigned to work upon the public roads of \Iredell anys This judgment susp¢ snded over the defenda@ t for 12 months from the SOth day of May, 1928, and if with- in that time it is found by the Court that the defendant has violated any of the pro! ibition laws of this state, then this judgment to take affect immediately. Capias to issue to put this judgment into execution when ordered by the Court upon motion of the Solicitor. No. 49 State vs Odis Kosseau 2. Did the plaintiff by hid own negligence contribute to his injury as alleged in the answer? Answer: Yes 3. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendant? Answer: ee ES A SS PE EE IN pee HH Mark B Whitley vs Arzelia Whitley, -- Continued. Edna Putnam vs E D Putnam -- Continued. Swift & Co. vs R C Gilbert trading as Piedmont Produce Co, Off, Judg- ; ment before Clerk. L Ellis Hayes Admr M L Campbell vs Columbus Campbell al. Continued. Mrs Louisa Hayes vs Colmmbus Campbell et al -- Continued. Elkin Hardware Co vs M T Cockie,Stearns Bros Inc et al --Continued. Carolina Discount Corp, vs Mrs Emma Deaton & Jack Deaton. Continued. Statesville Brick Co vs WC Moore, R M Davidson et gl Extrs- Continued. C C.Dennis et al vs R M Brawley. -=- Continued by consent. R W Mills vs P M Dellinger -- Continued for defendant. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning May 31, 1928 at 9:50 A. Me ahs u ce res and Ho Court of ne the 15th Tolielal District. MAY TERM 1928 Thursday May 31, 1928. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Moring May 51, 1928 at 9:30 A. M. for the dispatch of business. North Uarolina, t In the Superior Court Iredell County. } May Term 1928, Albert Bibbs vs Q" 07U DCG HEN: Mary L Gibbs. { This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, Jas. L. Webb, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having an- swered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: tt is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be, and the same are hereby dissolved and the plaintiff is granted and abso- lute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered by the Court that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action. Jas. L. Webb Judge Presiding North Carolina, jf In the Superior Court Iredell County ( May Term 1928. \ J I Williams ( vs JUDGMUEN®EP Cabarrus Lumber &oSupply Co. | This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Court, before His Honor, James L. Webb, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and His Honor having sub- mittedto the Jury and the Jury having and@wered the issues setout in the record as follows; to-wit: 1. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Did the plaintiff by his own negligence contribute to his injury as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes “It is therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff take nothing by reason of his writ in this action and that the defendant recover of the plaintiff and his prosecution bond its cost of action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Vourt and go hereof without day. Jas. L. Webb Judge Presiding. MAY TERM 1928 Thursday May 31, 1928, Worth Carolina, 9 In the Superior Court, Iredell vounty. } May Term 1928, MM Sullivan, A Y Alexander, et al. vs 4 JUDGMENT $ Ballance-Sullivan Compnay. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, James L. Webb, Judge Presiding at this term of the Court, and it appearing to the Court from the report of the Receiver made at this Term of Court and duly filed in said proceeding, setting @orth the list of claims against Ballance#sullivan Company which he recommenus as just and proper claims against the estate; and it fur- ther appearing that said report shows the amount of expenses incurred and paid out by the Keceiver in the discharges of his duties as such and for the benefit of said estate amounted to $89 - and it further appearing that the Neceiver 6 and recommends that a dividend of fifteen has on hands the sum of $3,946.54 and recommends that di : wan tains he estate; and it per cent be paid the claims reported for allowance against the é¢ ite ; ; b ‘ said report further appesring that ho exceptions have been filed to A d adjudged ar creed by the Court It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and de y C that the report of the Recéiver setting forth the list of creditors of Balaance- qi niz atement Sullivan Compnay and the amount due each, together with an itemized statem asta 1 same is of expenses of the Keceiver expended in behalf of the estate, be and the hereby in all respects approved and confirmed. It is further ordered and adjudged that said Receiver be and he is j is to hereby directed to pay fifteen per cent dividend from the funds in his hanc ov as shown by the re- the creditors whose claims have been presented and allowed as shown Dy for further port of said Receiver above referred to. This cause is continued action of the Receiver in winding up said estate. Jase L. Webb Judge Presiding In the Superior Court , North Carolina, } May term 1928. Iredell County. | Dewey Danié@as, by his next friend A Cooper. JUDGMENT. vs John R Morrison | g on for hearing at this the May Term of the is cause comin S eard, and it appearing to the Court h Superior Court of Iredell County and being a their differences age at THree Hundred Dollars, the and fixed the damage to that the parties have adjuste rs of Plaintiff, Dewey Daniéls, a minor 19 yea MAY TERM 1928, Thursday May’ 51, 1928. which amoung upon investigation, the Court finds to be reasonable and just and approved of the same. IT IS TEEREFORE, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain- tiff, Dewey Daniels, by his next friend, A. Cooper, recover of the defendant John RK Morrison the sum of Three Hundred Dollars in full compensation for the injuries complained of and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, This the Slst day of May, 1928. Jas. L. Webb Judge Presiding North Carolina {f In the Superior Court, Iredell County. | May Term 1928. E. Morrison, Individually and as a Stockholder of the Defendant, an behalf of himself and all other Stockholders and Creditors who may come in and make themselves parties plaintiff td this action. PETITION BY iHE RECEIVER IN REGARD vs TO SALE OF STOCK OF MERCHANDISE &. K. Morrison Grocery and Produce Company, a Corporation. To Hon. James L. Webb, Judge Presiding at the May Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County: The undersigned Receiver of J K Morison Grocery and Produce Com- pany herewith reports to the Court as follows: That he has advertised in the papers at Statesville, Charlotte and Greensboro inviting proposals in writing for the purchase of the entire stock of merchandise of the J K Morrison Grocery and Produce Company, sub- ject to confirmation by the Court. That he has received a number 6¢ inquiries and several prospect- ive purchases having come to Statesville in person and gone over the inventory and examined the stock of merchandise; that he has received from various cust- omers proposals to purchase said stock, ranging from $5,000 up to the bid here- in reported. That R E Campbell and L W Petree have submitted for prompt accept- ance and offer in writing to purchase the entire stock of merchandise, office furniture and fixtures, cars and trucks now owned by and in the possession of the Receiver and to pay therefor the sum of $16,250.00, payable $5,416.66 cash; $35,611.11 in thirty days; $3,611.11 in sixty days and $3,611.12 in ninty days from date of conformation, the deferred payments to bear interest at 6% and to be secured by personal secyrity satisfactory to the Receiver. MAY TERM 1928 Thursday May 31, 1928. That the Receiver has investigated the reliability of the bidders and finds that they are able to carry ovt their arreement. That the Receiver has had a disinstered appraiser to go over the stock and inventory carefully and has secured affidavits from Mr E B Watts, general manager of Statesville Grocery Co. and a wholesale groceryman of long experience; and an affidavit from Wr L A Black who worked for J K Mor- rison Grocery and Produce Co. and took the inventory for the Keceiver and who had taken the inventories for the defendant Company for years; also affidavit of I L Bell, Vice-President, E. Morrison, President, and a number of other grocerymen who have examined the stock, all to the effect that in their opin- ion, it is a good sale at $16, 250.00 and that the price offered is fair and adequate and more than the stock wopld bring if offered at public auction. That the nature and character of a stock of wholesale groceries is 5 anid = his senaon ” he ves a bh g such that it deteriorates rapidly at this season of the year and the sale price thereof will diminish rapidly so long as #t is held. a That the inventory, including the office furniture and fixtures and cars and trucks, amounts to $20,000, exclusive of certain candies, cakes and other perishable goods sold by the Keceiver from the listed inventory, and that the stock contains a considerable amount of old and unsalable merch- andise which has accumulated over a period of years. That the receiver himself is of the opinion that the price of $16.250.00 offered is a fair and ressonable price and that it would be to the best interests of all parties, including the creditors of this company, to accept the said offer and to sell the stock of merchandise, office furnp j s L W Petree iture, trucks and cars, as a whole, at private sale, to KE and for the sum of and upon the terms set oub in their bid, a copy of which is hereto attached. Wherefore, the petitioner prays that the Court will make an order, ‘ > Vai > le. directing the Receiver to accept said offér at private sa This the 29th day of May, 1928. RObert A Collier Receiver J K Morrison oro, & Pro, Co. MAY TERM 1928, Thursday May’31, 1928. which amoung upon investigation, the Court finds to be reasonable and just and approved of the same. IT IS THEREFOKE, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain- tiff, Dewey Daniels, by his next friend, A. Cooper, recover of the defendant John R Morrison the sum of Three Hundred Dollars in full compensation for the injuries complained of and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, This the Slst day of May, 1928. Jas. L. Webb Judge Presiding North Carolina jf In the Superior Court, Iredell County. } May Term 1928. E. Morrison, Individually and as { a Stockholder of the Defendant, an jf behalf of himself and all other 0 Stockholders and Creditors who may 4 ) } come in and make themselves parties plaintiff té this action. PETITION BY i1HE RECEIVER IN REGARD vs TO SALE OF STOCK OF MERCHANDISE &. K. Morrison Grocery and Produce Company, a Corporation. To Hon. James L. Webb, Judge Presiding at the May Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County: The undersigned Receiver of J K Morison Grocery and Produce Com- pany herewith reports to the Court as follows: That he has advertised in the papers at Statesville, Charlotte and Greensboro inviting proposals in writing for the purchase of the entire stock of merchandise of the J K Morrison Grocery and Produce Company, sub- ject to confirmation by the Court. That he has received a number 6f inquiries and several prospect- ive purchases having come to Statesville in person and gone over the inventory and examined the stock of merchandise; that he has received from various cust- omers proposals to purchase said stock, ranging from $5,000 up to the bid here- in reported. That R E Campbell and L W Petree have submitted for prompt accept- ance and offer in writing to purchase the entire stock of merchandise, office furniture and fixtures, cars and trucks now owned by and in the possession of the Receiver and to pay therefor the sum of $16,250.00, payable $5,416.66 cash; $5,611.11 in thirty days; $3,611.11 in sixty days and $3,611.12 in ninty days @rom date of conformation, the deferred payments to bear interest at 6% and to be secured by personal secyrity satisfactory to the Receiver. MAY TERM 1928 Thursday May 31, 1928, That the Receiver has investigated the reliability of the bidders and finds that they are able to carry out their agreement. That the Receiver has had a disinstered appraiser to go over the stock and inventory carefully and has secured affidavits from Mr E B Watts, general manager of Statesville Grocery Co. and a wholesale groceryman of long experience; and an affidavit from ’r L A Black who worked for J K Mor- rison Grocery and Produce Co. and took the inventory for the keceiver and who had taken the inventories for the defendant Company for years; also affidavit of I L Bell, Vice-President, E. Morrison, President, and a number of other grocerymen who have examined the stock, all to the effect that in their opin- ion, it is a good sake at (316, 250.00 and that the price offered is fair and adequate and more than the stock wowld bring if offered at public auction. That the nature and character of a stock of wholesale groceries is such that it deteriorates rapidly at this season of the year and the sale price thereof will diminish rapidly so long as ét is held. - That the inventory, including the office furniture and fixtures i ami -ertain candies, cakes and cars and trucks, amounts to $20,000, exclusive of certain ndies, and other perishable goods sold by the keceiver from the listed inventory, 3 mal? ld and ab: merch- and that the stock contains a considerable amount of old and unsalable andise which has accumulated over a period of years. That the receiver himself is of the opinion that the price of a 1 g would be to $16.250.00 offered is a fair and rezsonable price and that it woul the best interests of all parties, including the creditors of this company, to accept the said offer and to sell the stock of merchandise, office furnp s VW Petree iture, trucks and cars, as a whole, at private sale, toRKE and LWP for the sum of and upon the terms set oub in their bid, a copy, of which is hereto attached. Wherefore, the petitioner prays that the Court will make an order, fe ’ nri le. directing the Receiver to accept saia offér at private sale This the 29th day of May, 1928. RObert A Collier Receiver J K Morrison aro, & Pro, Co. MAY TERM 1928, Whumeday May 51, 1928. MAY TERM 1928, Whursday May 31, 1928, No. 414 This osuse coming onto be heard before His Honor, Judge L B Bristol Plaintiff in this case allowed 10 days in which Jas. L. Webb, presiding at the May Term 1928, efcIredsatl Supergor Court, on vs to file an ammended complaint. Defendant allowed the 29th day of May, 1928, and being heard by the Court upon petition of the Louis Spiro trading as 50 days thereafter in which to file reply. Peoples Store. Receiver and upon the affidavits and evidence introduced upon the hearing, the P And it appearing to the Court that the Receiver has a » \ No. 50 SEDUCTION. ate It appearing to the Court that the defendant has bona fide bid from R E Campbell and L W Petree to purchase, as a whole, the : c secured to hae ursenanite witness ink this case, , Matheson Julia Waller, the sum of $700, it is therefore order~ stock of merchandise, office furniture and fixtures and cars and trucks at sedi ed by the Court that judgment be suspended on the pay= ment of a fine of $100 and the cost. private sale for the sum of $16,250.00, payable $5,416.66 cash; balance in three equal payments of $3,611.11 due thirty, sixty and ninty days, res- Wo. 29= TO PAY COURTCCOST = . State The defendant is allowed 350 days ‘from the lst pectivély, deferred payments to be secured by personal security satisfact- vs day of June 1928, to pay the cost, and if not paid 7 C C Sherrill within that time, capias to issue for the defendant. ory bo the Receiver; and it appearing to the Court that the price offered is a fair, reasonable and adequate price and that it would be to the best lina In the Superior Court interests of creditors and other interested parties to accept the offer so Korth .Caro pase P Iredell County. {4 May Term 1928. made. f e iture It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the sale by Mooresville Furn vs ORDER SETTING the Receiver to R E Campbell and L W Petree at the price of $16.250.00, ENTERING JUDGNENT in W g Jr. payable as herein setout, be, and the same is hereby confirmed and approved penn BUGsOR. <r by the Court and the Receiver authorized and empowered forthwith to make uz This cause coming on to be heard upon the appeal by the defend- all necessary Bills of Sale or conveyances necessary to convey title, upon ant from judgment by default final entered by the Clerk of the Superior compliance with the terms of sale. Court of Iredell County, on the 19th day of March, 1928, and being heard This cause is retained for further ordere. upon the complaint and the affidavits filed and the Court being of the e p c g 1 i \ c 2 i t fr a a dudge Fresiding but by default and inquiry and that the defendant has a meritorious de- * ‘ fense to the amount claimed by the plaintiffs. — “aredinas ! In the Superior Yourt. It 4s; therefore, ordered amd adjudged that the judgment by de- apennad Pays ! May Term 1928. fault final heretofore entered be and is hereby set aside. | t the plaintiffs be and Jesse M Brown et al , dered and adjudged tha ver and Creditors oe ere OF : are hereby declared entitled to recover of the defendant but that the ii 4 RECEIVERS8 REPORT: 3 sad da into by an issue submitte oO hall be inquire Brown Bag Company. { amount of the recovery sha jury at the next term of the Superior Court of Iredell County. TO THE HONORABLE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY: d that the defendant be and is hereby per ordere The undersigned Receiver of the Brown Bag Company submitts the fol- It is further omens meenres mitted to file ang answer denying the amount due by him to the eee Lowi 4thin which to Amount received to date for sale of stock of goods nd is allowed thirty days w machinery, collectins etc, : $2505.69 as alleged in the complaint 4 Amount paid out ti date for expenses of Receivership. 442.02 file said answer. Jas. L. Webb Balance on hand and deposited to the credit of C. H. Judge Presiding Dearman, Keceiver in the Commercial Mational Bank)Statesv) 2063.67 This the Slist day of May, 1928. C H Dearman The above Report is approved. — eset. Jas. L. Webb Judge Presiding. MAY TERM 1928, Thursday May 31, 1928. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County 4 May Term 1928, Annie Johnson Breese vs 6 I $8 :.0:2 8 Floyd Eugene Breece j Jury sworn and empannelled answer the issues as follows; ist. Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2nd. Did the plaintiff intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. Srd. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 4th. Did the defendant committ adultery as alleged in the com- plaint? Answer: Yes. North Carolina, f In the Superior Court Iredell Vounty. ' May Term 1928. Annie Johnson Breece vs ¢,.0- DG A 32 1.2 Floyd Eugene Breece ] This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Jas. L. Webb, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having an answered the issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as setvout in the record. It is therefore, considered, ordered amd adjudged by the Court that the marriage between the plaintiff, Annie Johnson Breece and the defendant Floyd Eugene Breece be and the same id@ hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorced from the bonds of matrimony. Let the costs be taxed against the plaintiff,. Jas L. Webb Judge Presiding. MAY TERM 1928, Whursday May 51, 1928, NORTH CAROLINAZ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. J} MAY TERM 1928, Statesville Lumber Co. q vs 4 IssvtveEes Z. R. Privette Jury sworn and empannelled answer the issues as follows: 1. Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff as alleged ir the complaint, and if so, in what amount? Answer; Nothing 2. What amount, if anything, is the plaintiff indebted to the de- fendant on his counterclaim set up in the answer? Answer: Nobhing 5S. Did the defendant knowingly and wilfully convert the funds re- ceived by him as agent of the plaintiff for its own use and benefit? Answer: No. North Carolina, 4 In the superior vourt IredellkiCounty 7 May Term 1928. Statesville Lumber Co {¢ vs q Z. Re. vrivette 0 This cause coming on to be heard at this ‘erm of the Eourt be- Webb, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and the jury fore His Honor, James L. having answeped the issues submitted to them by the Court in favor of the defendant and against the plaintiff, as set out in the record; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover nothing of the defendant in this action, and that the defendant recover nothing of the plaintiff, and it is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Court. Jas. L. Webb Juage Presiding. STATESVILLE LUMBER CO. VS Z. R- PRIVETT trial. Motion overruled, Bxceptions. ‘Notice of appeal waved. Appeal bond fix- he plaintiff is Judgment. Exception, Motion for new Plaintiffs appeal to Supweme Court. greement of counsel and order of Court t ed at $100.00 By a and thirty days thereafter al- allowed 60 days to make up case on appeal, lowed defendants to file exceptions. 450 \ \ | \ MAY TERM 1928, Thursday May 31, 1928. North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. | May Term 1928. Carolina Parlor Furniture Co., Barnhart Manufacturing Co., and LaFrance Textile Industries, Inc., and all other creditors who may come in and make them- selves parties to this action. ORDER OF SALE. vs — ree Iredell Upholstered Furniture Co. . Trts cause coming on to be heard upon the report by the Kkeceiver of the offér of J M Deaton et al to purchase all the as- sets of the Iredell Upholstered Furniture Company for the sum of $x $9,750.00 and to assume all liens against the same as stated in said offer, with exceptions hereinafter referred to, and it appearing to the Court that the said sum of $9.750f00, after the payment of the expenses of the heceivership will be distributed among the unsecured creditors, and it further appearing to the Court that the claims of the unsecured creditors amount to between $28,000.00 and $31,000.00, and it further appearing that on the 18th day of May 1928, a letter was mailed to all known uneecured creditors setting forth the offer of J M™ Deaton et al as more fully appears from a copy of the letter attached to the report of the Keceiver, and it further appearing that the unsecured creditors representéng claims in the amount of $22 ,544,@ have replied to said letter and accepted said offer af the purchase, and it further appearing that no unsecured creditor has raised ang objection to said offer of sale, and it further appearing that the sale of said afgets of said Company to the said J M Deaton et al upon the terms set forth in said offer and hereinafter stated is for the best interest of all the creditors of said company 3 It is now, upon motion ot J A Scott and E M Land, Attorneys for the Receiver, ordered and adjudged that the report of the Receiver be approved and that a sale of all assets of the Iredell Upholstered Furnifure Company be made by the Receiver to the said J M Deaton et al in accordance with said offer ahd report of the Receiver. It is further ordered and adjudged that the said Receiv- er, upon the payment to him in cash by the said J M Deaton et al within So days from this date of the sum of $9750.00 that the said MAY TERM 1928, Thursday May 31, 1928} Receiver be authorized to execute and deliver to the said J M Deaton or his assigns a bill of sale conveying, transferring and assigning: to the said J M Deaton of his assigns, all the personal property of the Iredell Upholstered Furniture Company consisting of frames, furniture, upholster- ing supplies, covers, finishing supplies, lumber, bedroom furniture and dining room furniture, office furniture and fixtures, one truck, all machinery and equipment and all accounts, notes and bills receivable, (estimated at about $10,000.00) excepting the sum of $359.54, cash on hand on April 11 1928, and excepting all motes and bills receivable here- tofore discounted and pledged with the Carolina Credit Corporation of Greensboro, N. C. and Carolina Discount Corporation of Aberdene, N. C. and also including notes discounted with the First National Bank of Statesville, subject to any indebtedness to said bank against said notes and subject to any indebtedness to said bank against said notes and at the same time the said receiver is authorized, empowered and directed to execute and deliver to the said J Mh “eaton, his heirs and assigns, a deed in fee to the lands in the City of Statesville, owned by the Iredell Upholstered Furniture Company, lying south of the Kailroad and on whéch the platt of said company is located and that both said bill of sale and said deed shall be execpted subject to all outstanding liens against said personal property and said land including expressly liens represent- ed by d ed of trust to J A Scott, Trustee, securing endorsements of notes e to to the extent of the amount of $23,000.00, mortgage deed of record i i i i and First Building and Loan Association and any and all judgments, saving excepting, however, the following judgments and suits:- 11 Upholstered Furniture 1. Judgment of AS Saftit against Irede 1 County. Company, recorded in Judgment Docket 23, page 204, in Iredel y 2. Judgment of W M Bailey against Iredell Upholstered Furniture ° udagm y M ; t Docket 25, page 203, in Iredeil County. Company, recorded in Judgmen r against Iredell Upholster=- 3. Attachment suit of Eleanor Crate i lenbur ed Furniture Company, pending tn the Superior Court of Meck g County, pamding and any judgment whic It is further ordered and adjudged that th until further fubure ordereds of the da creditors but that the said in said h may be obtained in said suit. e said Receiver shall hold said sum of $9750.00 e Court for distribution among the unsesur ary expenses Receiver may pay out such amounts as may be necessary p Receivership. MAY TERM, 1928, Thursday May 31, 1928, It is further ordered that the Merchants & Farmes Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, is designated as a proper depository for said funds. It further appearing to the Court that the Carolina Credit Corporation of Greensboro, N. C., and Carolina Discount Corporation of Aberdene, N. C. have discounted a large number of the notes for the Iredell Uphélstered Furniture Company and that the notes so held by said Corp- orations are not more than sufficient, if sufficient, to pay off and dis- charge the amounts due them and that the said Corporations have stated to the Receiver that they are each willing to retain said notes and not file ang claim against the kKeceiver for any deficiency in the debts due said corporations, it is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the said Receiver may execute a release to each of the said corporations for all notes held by said corporations upon each of the said corporations filing with the said Receiver a statement in writing that each of said corpor- ations waives the right to file any claim against the said Receiver for any deficiency arising in the collection of the notes hled by said corp- orations for the debts due said corporations, And this cause is retained for further ordere. Jas. L. Webb _ Yudge Presiding Worth Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County/ } Before the Clerk. United States Rubber Company 4 vs )¢ CONSENT JUDGMENT. WE Selby, trading as (} Selby Ice Cream Company. 4 This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that all matters in controversy have been settled and adjusted between the parties and that the cost of the action has been paid. It is now ordered and adjudged, by consent, that the plaintiff take nothing of the defendant in this action and that the defendant go with- out day. f June 1928. This the 6th day o John L. Milholland “Clerk of Superior Vourt. By Consent: Adams & Collier Attormeys for plaintiff E. M. Land Atorney for defendant. ior Court North Carolina, | In the Super the Clerk. Iredell County. §" Before Kincaid Veneer Company, a Corporation vs JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT. Wagnesville Furniture Company, a Corporation. In this matter, the plaintiff comes into Court and tafes a n atters voluntary non-suit for the reason that the defendant has adjusted all m brought. and things arising on the cause of action upon which this suit is 8 The plaintiff having collected the sosts out of the defend- ant, shall pay the court costs. This June 11, 1928. ohn L. Milholland J —ierk Superior court. IHHHHHMEES tt SHH 454 North Carolina, {| In the Superior Court, Iredell County. | Before the Clerk. Kincaid Veneer Company, a Corporation, Plaintiff, vs JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT. Wayne Furniture Manufacturéng Company, Inc. Defendant. In this matter, the plaintiff comes into Court and takes a voluntary non-suit for the reason that the defendant has adjusted all matters and things arising on the cause of action upon which this suit is brought. The plainti@f having collected the costs out of the defend- ant, shall pay the court costs. This June ll, 1928. John L. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court. meses et ir 5t SEE it eibthee am tittestsHte State of North Carolina, {| County of Iredell. 4 Swift & Company, a corporation vs JUDGMENT. Clyde Brawley and E M Brawley, trading as E M Brawley & Son. This cause cofiing on to be heard and being heard and it ap- pearing to the Court that this action is based upon a note and being a state ed amount and it further appearing to the Court that the defendants were duly served with summons and a copy of the complaint which was filed in this case on April 24, 1928 and that more than thirty days have elapsed since said service and that no answer has been filed by the defendants or either of then. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR £ ($234.00) DOLLARS, together with intwrest on the same from the 23rd day of January, 1928 at the rate of six per cent per annum and for the cost of this action as taxed by the Court. Witness my hand and official seal, this the 4th day of June, 1928. John L. Milholland. Cler perior Yo ; mm met eit tee oe oe coon Ebon ae mm f Spring Term, 1928, ‘guppeme Court. | No 601 Iredell County Ire fri-State Transportation Co. vs JUDGMENT d j Stearns Bros. Co. and Globe Indemnity Co and Iredell Co. j This cause came on to be begndd upon the transcript of the re- cord from the Superior Court of Iredell County:- upon consideration whereof, this Court is of opinion that there is erroe in the record and proceedings of said Superior Court. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, that the opinion of the Court, as delivsred by the Honorable W P Stacy, Chief Jus- tice, be certified to the said Superior Court, to the intent that proceedings be Bad therein in said cause according to law as declared in said opinions. And it is considered and adjudged further, that the defendants do pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, to-wit, the sum of Fifty-one and 25/100 Dollars ($51.25) and execution issue therefor. A True Copy. Edward C Seawell (SEAL) Clerk Supreme Court. North Carolina, | In the Superior Court, Iredell County. {| Before the Clerk. R A Collier, Receiver for the j J K Morrison Grocery & Pro. Co Ine } J LENT vs JUD G3 4 C F Patterson, John R Morrison ( and G E Hughey ) Tis cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the syperior Court of Iredell County, on Monday June 8 25th 1928, and it appearing to the Court that the summéns in this action wa the issued against said defendants on the 21st day of May, 1928, and that on the @lst day of May 1928, and & d cause verified cpmplaint was filed in sal ad complaint was @hlgdsénv- edidn the defendants, C F Patterson, y of May 1928, and that da , L the defendants are ee 456 and being a certain amount, and that the defendants failed to file an an- = _ than thirty days (30) have elapsed and expired since ib nade ca swer or demurer to the complaint within the time allowed by law. mons and copy of t!e complaint on the defendant and the defendant has It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the Plaine failed to answer or demur to said complaint within the tise bh loues oy tiff recover of the defendants the sum of $550.90, together with interest law. erewen me he Sate Of Ste Ver See) Per Se ee day of Aug- It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and decredd that the plain- ee heer eenet en oe ee Oe en ee ee ne tiff recover of the defendant the sum of Thirteen Hundered ($1500.00) Dol- oo on es oe Or ee lars with interest from April 27 1028 at the rate of six per cent per This the 24th day of June, 1928. ee ce iil unbbdipatds er uperior Court. It is further considered and adjudged that H L Newbold be and he is hereby appointed commissioner to advertise and sell the eighty-eight (88) shares of stock in the Statesville Buick Company held by the plain- tiff as collateral security for the payment of the defendant's noté for $750.00 dated March 18th 1928, and any other indebtedness due plaintiff eee ee eee eee by the defendant, and said commissioner is authorized to sell said atock nr et —— a oe at the front door of the First National Bank of Statesville, N C at * First Nati@nal Bank of Statesville, N. C. public euttfy for cash, first advertising the sale by postimg notice of said sale at the court house door and three other public places in a said County, and from the funds received from such sale said commission- } j vs 4 JUDGMENT. i S J Holland This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before th e er will first pay the cost of ‘his action and apply the remainder as undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on this Monday, Pele eens Pete: payment of :She Reven NS ee ae June 25, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that on the 17th day of May, Dollars, and then to any other indebtedness that may be due plaintiff by the defendant. It is furbher considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recove lerk of 1928, plaintiff caused symmons to be issued against the defendant in this action and at the same time filed in thés office a verified complaint; and if further appearing that on May 17, 1928, the said summons, together with of the defendant the cost of this action to be ra copy of the complaint, was duly served upon the defendant; and it further thas Court. This Monday June 25, 1926. John L. Milholland appearing that this is an action to recover the sum of $1300.00, evidenced ane er uperior Court. by two promissory notes of the defendant, copies of which are attached to the complaint, together with interest on said $1500.00 from April 27 1928 SETPTESETETESERE TENE Sete until paid; and it further appearing that the defendant at the date of ex- Seteth se esete te ecuting his note to the Bank for $750.00 deposited with the bank eighty- In the Superior Court, North Carolina, 4} eight (88) shares of common capil stock of the Statesville Buick Company Before the Clerk. Iredell County. {| ilitygor liabilities, direct or ¢ortingent, due a not due by th id de- The Board of Drainage Commissions of , gent, . the Fourth Creek Drainage District. as collateral security for the payment of said note and of any other liab- fendant, S J Holland, to the plaintiff, and that under the terms and con= ' $ § JUDGMENT vs ' ditions of the aforesaid note upon default in the payment thereof by the J ® Walters. defendant, the plaintiff Bank should have the right to sell said stock Tis eause coming on to be heard before the undersigned . s at the front door of its banking house in the City of Statesville, after Clerk of the Court, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that , plaintiff procured & summons, toweswer ae on the 5th day of April, 1928, J Sen first advertising the same for ten days at the court house door and three other public places in the County; and 4t further appearing that more 458 to be issued in the above entitled action against the defendant andtthat+) Saftdosgummons, together with copy of the complaint, was served on the def@m d- ant on the 6th day of April, 1928, and that the complaint in said action, duly verified, was filed in this office on April 5th, 1928; and it furthe appearing that the plaintiff is a duly organized district and that under and by virtue of its organization and in conformity to a jucgment of the Superior Court of Iredell County plaintiff dreged certain low lands in Iredell County, lying along the waters of Fourth Creek, and that within the boundry of said disbrict was located the following described tract or lot of land, now owned by the d fendant, to-wit: Situate in the Fourth Creek Drainage District of Iredell County, and beginning in the center of the Old Mill Race Branch, Mrs Barrier's line; thence B 8 poles to a stake on the edge of the hill, the same be- ing the high water mark of 4th Creek; thence with said high water mark of 4th Creek as follows: S$ 10 E 22 poles; S 18 E 40 poles; N 45 E 14 poles; S 85 E 32 poles; S 24 E 8 poles; S 52 E 22 poles; S$ 5 W 18 poles N 70 E 20 poles to the center of the public road; thence N 13 E 24 poles N 50 E 10 poles; N 20 E 8 poles; N 35 E 8 poles; N 70 E 22 poles; N 50 E 18 poles; S 36 # 12 poles; N 45 E 12 poles; S 60 E 16 poles; N 80 E 12° poles; thence with the highwater mark to the center of the Crump Branch; thence down the Crump Branch to 4th Creek; thence up the creek to the mouth of the Old Mill Race Branch, the Barrier corner; thence up the said branch with Barier's line to the b@ginning, containing 38 acres, more or less, as per the survey of the C E in the establishment of the Fourth Creek Drainage of Iredel} County. And it further appearing the there was an assessment duly and reg- ularly made against the above described tract of land in the sum of $1563.64 which sum became a specific and paramount lien on the above described tract of land as of May 15, 1911; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant and those under whom he claims failed to pay off and discharge the said assessment so made against said land, although demand by the sher#ff of Iredell County; and it further appearing that the sheriff of Iredell County did, on the First Monday @n October, 1927 after due adv- ertisement expose the above described land at public sale for the non- payment of the aforesaid assessment against it, at which sale there were no bidders and the same was bid off by the plaintiff at the price of $1,565.64, as required and provided by law, and that a certificate of sale of said land was duly issued to the plaintiff by the sheriff aforesaid; and it further appearing that since said sale and the issuing to the plaintiff by the Sheriff of Iredell County of said certificate of sale, 459 pleintiff has demanded of the defendant payment of said $1,563.64, being the purchase price of said land, together with the cost of sale, and that the defendant has refused and neglected to pay the same; and it further ap- perring thattthe is @ntitled to judgment for the sum of $],563.64 and the cost of sale, with interest thereon from October 12th. 1927, and to have the same declared a specific lien on the lands described on the complaint in this action and hereinabove described, but is not entitled to a persona l judgment against the defendant; and it further appearing that more than thirty days have elapsed since the filing of the verified complaint and se v- ing o8 summons and copy of complaint upon the defendant, and tht the defend- ant has failed to answer or demur to said complaint as required by law. It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plain- tiff is entitled to recover the sum of $1,563.64 with interest thereon from October 12th 1927, at the rate of six per cent per annum, against the lands described in the complaint and hereinabove described, and that said sum so receterdd be and the s:me is hereby declared a specific lien against said lands, on and after May 15th 1911; It is further considered, ordered adjudg- ed and decreed that said lands be sold at public outcry for cash at the sista door of Iredell County at Statesville, NC , by HV Furches, who is hereby appointed commissioner by the court for that purpose, at twelve o'clock M. on Saturdsy July 28th 1928; said commissioner is hereby ordered and directed to advertise said land for thirty days immediatly preceeding said sale by posting notices, of the time and place when and where said lands will be sold,mat the courthouse door of Iredell County and three other id public places in said county for thirty days immediately preceeding sa er Sale and by advertising a notice of such sale in the Landmark, am news pap k re~ published in Iredell Counby, N C once a week for at least four weeks Pp in the ceeding such sale, and said commissioner will report his proceedings cause is re- premises to this court within ten days from date of sale. This tained for further order. This Monday Dune 25th, 1928. John L Milholland er uperior Court. North Carolina, { In the Superior Court, Iredell County. j Before the Clerk. The Board of Drainage Commissioners of the Fourth Creek Drainage District. { vs i JUDGMENT { Valter Chambers (col) and C D Crouch This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Court, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that on the Sth day of April, 1928 plaintiff procured a summons to be issued in the above entitled action against the defendants and that said summons, to- gether with copy of the complaint, was served on the defendants on the 6th day of April, 1928, and that the complaint in said action duly verified, was filed in this office on April 5th, 1928, and it further appearing that a plaintiff is/duly organized drainage district and that under and by virtue of its organization and in conformity to a judgment of the Superior Court of Iredell County plaintiff dredged certain low lands in Iredell County, lying along the waters of Fourth Creek, and that within the boundary of said district was located the following described tract or lot of land, now owned by the defendants, to-wit: Beginning at Reitzel's corner on 4th creek and runs with his line S 22 W 22 poles to the edge of the hill, same being the high water m mark of 4th creek; thence with the highwater mark N 38 W 24 poles; thence S 42 W 16 poles; N 14 W 16 poles; N 15 E 16 poles; N 38 E 16 poles; N 13 E 4 poles; N 9 W 20 poles; N 5 E 5 poles to an iron stake, Davidson's corn- er; thence with his line N 4 poles to an iron stake; W 3 poles to aditch; S 42 W 10 poles to the old channel of 4th Creek; thence with the old chan- nel N 77 W 4 poles; N 30 W 8 poles; S 35 W 14 poles; Ww poles to the Holman corner thence with the said Holdman line N 12 poles €6 the center of 4th creek; thence down 4th creek to the beginning, containing 4.46 acres mofe or less, as per survey of the Government Engineers in the estab- lishment of the 4th creek Drainage District of Iredell County N C And it further appearing that there was an assessment duly and regularly made against the above described land in the sum of $217.77 which sum became a specific and paramount lien on the above described tratt of land as of May 15 1921, and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant and those under whom he claims failed to pay off and discharge the said assessment so made against said lands although demanded by the Sheriff of Iredell County; and it further appearing that the Sheriff of Iredell County did, on the First Monday in October, 1927, after due advert- sement, expose the above described land at public sale for the non-pay- ment of the aforesaid assessment against it, at which sale there were no bidders and the game was bid off by the plaintiff at’ the price of $217.77 as required and provided by law, and that a certificate of sale of said iand was duly issued to the plaintirr by the Sheriff aforesaid; and it further appearing that since said sale and the issuing to the plaintiff by the Sheriff of Iredell County of said certificate of sale, plaintiff AND NEGLECTED TO PAY SAME; and it further appearing that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment for the sum of $217.77, and the cost of sale, with in- terest thereon from October 22,1927 and to have the same declared a specif- ic lien on the lands described in the complaint in this action and herein- above described, but is not entitled to a personal judgment against the de- fendants; and it further appearing that more than 30 days have elapsed since the filing of the verified complaint and serving of the summons and copy of complaint upon the defendants and that the defefidants have failed to answer or demur bo said complaint as required by law. It is,.therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitled to recover the sum of $217.77 with interest thereon from October 12th 1927, at the rate of six per cent per annum, against the lands described in the complaint and hereinabove described, and the said sum do recovered be and the same is hereby declared a specific lien against said lands on and af- ter May 15th 1911; it is further considered ordered and adjudged and decreed that said land be sold at ptblic outcry for cash at the courthouse door of Iredell County at Statesville, N C by H V Furches, who is hereby appointed commissioner by the Court for that purpose, at 12 o'clock M. on Saturday,July 28th, 19283; said commissioner is hereby ordered and dirceted to advertise said land for 30 days immediatly preceeding said sale by posting notices of the time and place when and where said lands will be sold, at the courtwouse door of Iredell County and three other public places in said county for thirty le days immediately preceeding said sale and by advertising a notice of such sa 7 , ek in the Landmark, aenews paper published in Iredell County N C, once a wee 8 111 re- for at least four weeks preceeding euch sale, and saic commissionerx w date port his proceedings in the premises to this Court within ten days from da of sale. This cause is retained for further order. This Monday, June 25th, 1928. John L. Milholland Glerk Superior Court. STEALS ETE TE TE thee de Sepeteseseithah tee - 462 North Carolina, In the Superior Court; Iredell County. Before the Clerk. The Board of Drainage Commissioners of the Fourth Creek Drainage District. j ) vs { JUDGMENT 4 J W wW Carter and Mrs Emma Armfield, Assignee of Mrs Jenny Anderson and Lazenby=Montgomery Hardware Company. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Court, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that on the 5th day of April, 1928, 1928, paintiff procured a summons to be issued in the above entitled action against the defenddnts and the said summons, together with copy of the complaint, was served on the defendants on the 6th day of April, 1928, and that the complaint in said action, duly verufied, was filed in thés offive on April 5, 1928, and it further appearing that plaintiff is a duly organized drainage districf and that under and by virtue of its organization and in con- formity to a judgment of the Superior Court of Iredell County plaintiff dredg- ed certain low lands in Iredell County, lying along the water of 4th creek, x and that within the boundary of said district was located the following des- cribed tract or lot of land now owned by the defendants, to-wit: Beginning at a stake om 4th creek, WF Hall's corner, and runs with his line North 71 E poles to a stake on the edge of the hill, same being the high water mark Off @th creek, and running thence with the said highwater mark, north 68 W 20 poles; N 83 W S2vpoles; N 36 W 6 poles; N 65 W 4 poles; N 88 W 33 poles; S 50 W 14poles; thence about § 7 poles to the center of 4th creek; thence dewn said creek to the beginning containing 16.95 acres, more or less, as per the survey of the G. E. in the establishment of the Fourth Greek Drainage District of Iredell County North Carolina, And it fupgher appearing that there was an assessment duly and re- gularly made against the above described tract of land in the sum of $782.50 which sum became a specific and paramount lien on the above described tract of land as of May 15th, 1911; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendants and those under whom they claim, failed to pay off and discharge the said assessment se made against said land although demanded by the Sheriff of Iredell County; and it further appearing that the Sheriff of Iredell Gounty did, on the First Monday in October, 1927 after due advertisment, expose the baove described land at piblic sale for the hon-payment of the aforesaid ass- essment against it, at which sale there were’ no bidders and the same was bid off by the plaintiff at the price of $782.50, as required and provided by law, and that a certificate of sale of said land was duly issued to the plaintiff by the sheriff as aforesaid; and it further appearing that since said sale and the issuéng of the plaintiff by the Sheriff of Iredell County of said certificate of sale, plaintiff has demanded of the defendants payment of $782.50, being the purchase price of said land, together with the cost of sale, and the defendants have refused and neglected to pay the same; ard it further appearing that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment for the sum of $782.50 and the cost of sale, with interest thereon from October 12th, 1927 and to have the same declared a specific lien on the lands described in the complaint in this action and hereinabove described, but it is not entitled to @ personal judgment against the defendants; and it further appearing that more than 50 days have elapsed since the filing of the vertified complaint and serv- ang of summons and copy of complaint upon the defendants and that the defend- ants have failed to amswer or demur to said complaint as required by law. It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitled to recover thé sum of $782.50 with interest thereon from October 12th, 1927, at the rate of six per cent per annum. against the lands described in the complaint and hereinabove described, and that said sum so recovered by and the same is hereby declared a specifid lien on and against said lands on and after May 15th 1911; and it is further consideredy ordered, adjudged and decreed that said land be sold at public outcry for cash at the courthouse door of Iredell County, at Statesville, NC, by H V Furches, who is hereby ap- pointed commissioner by the Court for that purpose, at 12 o'clock M. on Sate urday, July 28th, 1928; said commissioner is hereby ordered and directed to advertise said land for 30days immediatly preceeding said sale by posting notdcésnadf the time and piace when and where said lands will be sold at the courthouse door of Iredell County and three other public places in said eager for 30 days immediatly predeeding said sale and by advertising a notice of once such sale in the Landmark, a news paper published in Iredell County, e* - 8 er will a week for at least four weeks preceeding such sale, and said commissioner from date report his proceedings in the premises to this eee Nemes: Se ee of sale. This cause is retained for further orders. This Monday, June 25th 1928. John L. Milholland erk Superior Yourt. SsRetese sete tease Siete sete ce sesest North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk. The Board of Drainage Commissioners of the Fourth Creek Drainage Distrist. 6 vs 0 JUDGMENT § Mrs I J Barrier This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Court, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that on the Sth day of April, 1928, plaintiff procured a summons to be issued in the above entitled action against the defendant and that said summons, together with copy of the complaint, was served on the defendant on the 6th day of April, 1928, ani that the complaint im said action, duly verified, was filed in this office on the 5th day of April, 1928; it further appearing that the plaintiff is a duly organized drainage distrAct and that under and by virtue of its organization and in conformity to a judgment of the Supertor Court of Iredell County, lying along the waters of 4th creek, and that within the boundary of the said district was loc&éted the following described tract of lot of land, now owned by the de- fendant, to-wit: Situated in the 4th creek Drainage District of Iredell County in Cham- bersburg Township, and beginning at a large oak &b the mouth of the old mill race branch on 4th creek, J F Walter's corner; thence with the margin of the up-land, the same being the highwater mark of 4th Creek, to C D Crouch's line; thence with his line South to the center of 4th creek; thence down said creek to the beginning containing 20.20 acres more or less, the same being the number of acres as per the survey of the G. E. in the establishment of the 4th creek Drainage Disbrict. And it further appearing that there was an assessment duly and regu- larly made against the above described tract of land in the sum of $889.27, wht which sum became a specific andnpareamount lien on the above described tract of land as of May 15th 1921; and it fubther appearing to the Court that the defend- ant and those under whom he claims failed to pay off and discharge the said ass- essment so made against said lands although demand by the Sheriff of Iredell County; and it further appearing that the Sheriff of Iredell County did, on the First Monday in October, 1927, after due advertisement epose the above describ- ed land at public sale for the non-payment of the aforesaid assessment against it, at which sale there were no bi@ders and the aame was bid off by the plain- tigf at the price of $889.27 as reguired by law, and that a certificate of sale of said land was duly issued to the plaintiff by the Sheriff aforesaid; and it further appearing that since said sale and the issuing to the plaintiff by the Sheriff of Iredell County of said certifiacte of sale, plaintiff has demanded of the defendant payment of said $889.27, being the pyrchase price of said land, together with the cost of sale, and that the defendant has refused and neglect- ed tp pay the same; and it further appearing that the plaintiff is entitled to judgmeny for the sum of $889.27 and the cost of sale, with interest thereon from October 12th, 1927, and to have the same declared a specific lien on the in lands described in the complaint/this action and herein above decribed, but is not entitled to a personal judgment against the defendant; and it further appearing that more than thirty days have elapsed since the filing o@ the ver- ified complaint and serving of the summons and copy of the complaint upon the defendant, and that the defendant has failed to answer or demur to said com- plaint as required by law. It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitled to recover the sum of $889.27 withminterest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from October 12th, 1927, against the lands described in the compalint and hereinabove described, and that said sum so recovered be and the same is hereby declared a specific lien against said lands on and after May 15th 1911; it is further cénsidered ordered and adjudged and decreed that said land be sold at public out cry for cash at the Courthouse door of Iredell County at Statesville, NC by HV Purches, who is hereby appointed commission- er by the Court for that purpose, at 12 o'clock M. on Saturday, July 28th, 19283; and said commissioneris hereby ordered and directed to advertise said land for 30 days immediately preceding said sale by posting notices of the time . and place when and where s&id lands will be sold at the court house door 6 immed=- Iredell County and three other public places in said county for 50 days in the iately preceding said sale ahd by advertising a notice of such sale in in Iredell County NC once & week for at Landmark a news paper published and said commissioner will report his least four weeks preceding such sale, a 8a * proceedings in the premises to this Céurt within ten days from date o ’ This cause is retained for further order. This Monday June 25th 1988. John L. Milholland @rk Superior Your seapapse Seah sesesese Sees te ites 166 North Carolina, } In the Superior Court, Iredell County. } Before the Clerk. The Board of Drainage Commissioners } of the Fourth Creek Drainage District. | j Q vs C D Crouch This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the @purt, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that on the Sth day of April, 1928, plaintiff procured a summons to be issued in the above entitled action against the defendant and that said summons, together with copy of the complaint, was served on the defendant on the 6th day of April, 1928, and that the complaint in said action duly verified was filed in thas office on April 5th, 1928, and it further appearing that plaintiff is a duly organized drainage district and that under ahd by virtuseof its organization and in conformity to a judgment of the Superior Court of Iredell County plain- tiff dredged certain low lands in Iredell County, lying along the waters of Fourth Creek and that within the boundary of said district was located the fol- lowing described tract or lot of land, now owned by the defendant, to-wit: Situate in the 4th creek drainage district of Iredell County in Chambersburg Township and beginning at a stake on 4th Creek, Mrs Barrier cor- ner and runs thence with her line North about poles to a stake on the margin of the up-land, the same being the high water mark of 4th creek and runs thence in a northwest direction with said high water line to the Holman line; thence with the Holman line South’ poles to the center of 4th creek} thence down said creek to the beginning, containing 22.60 acres more or less; Mae survey of the G. E. in the establishing the 4th creek Drainage And it further appearing that there was an assessment duly and regularly made against the above described tract of land in the $905.52 which sum became a specific and paramount lien on the above described tract of land as of May 15th 1911, and it further appearing to the Court that the de- fendant and those under whom he claims failed to pay off and discharge the said assessment so made against said land, although demand by the Sheriff of Iredell County; and it further appearing that the Sheriff of Iredell County did, on the First Monday in October, 1927 afterdue advertisement expose the above described land at public sale for the non-payment of the aforesaid azs- essment against it, at which sale there were no bidders and the same was bid off by my the plaintiff at the price of $905.52 as required and provided by law, and that a certificate of sale of said Jand was duly issued to the plain- tiff by the Sheriff aforesaid; and it further appearing that since said sale and the issuing to the plaintiff by the Sheriff of Iredell County of said certificate of sale, plaintiff has demanded of the defendant payment of said Ri $905.52, being the purchase price of said land, together with the cost of sale, and that the defendant has refused and neglected to pay the same; and it further appearing that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment for x the sum of $905.52 and the cost of sale, with interest therneén from Oct- ober 12th, 1927 and to have the same declared a specific lien on the x lands described in the complaint in this action and hereinabove described but it is not entitled to a personal judgment against the defendant; and it further appearing that more than thirty days have elapsed since the filing of the verified complaint and serving of summons and copy of com- plaint upon the defendant, and that the defendant has failed to answer or demur to said complaint as required by law, It is therefore considered adjudged and decreed that the plain- tiff is entitled to recover the sum of $905.52, with interest thereon from October 12th 1927 at the rate of six per cent per annum, agadnstrthe lands degeribed in the complaint and hereinabove described and that said sum so recovered be and the same is hereby declared a specific lien against said lands on and after May 15th 1911; it is further considered endered, ad- judged and decreed that the said land be sold at public outcry for cash atvthe Court house door of Iredell County, NC by H V Furshes, who is hereby appointed commissioner by the Court fob that purpose at 12 o'clock M. on Saturday July 28, 1928; said commissioner is hereby ordered and dir- ected to advertise said land for 50 days immediately preceding said sale by posting notices of the time and place when and where said lands will be sold, at the hourthouse door of Iredell County and three other public : d places in said county for 50days immediately preceding said sale an by advertising a notice of such sale in the Landmark, & news paper, publish- ed in Iredell County, NC, once a week for at lesst four weeks preceding such sale, and said commissioner will report his proceedings in the a ises to this court wifhin ten days from date of sale. This cause is re tained for further order. This“Monday June 25, 1928. John L. Milholland er uperior Court. Shtereseiese setts ost Se4eth aesHet ae "468. North Carolina, | In the Superior Court, Iredell County. | Before the Cherk. The Board of Drainage Commissioners of the Fourth Creek Drainage District. vs Lee Davidson This cause coming on to be heard before the undersiged Clerk of the Court, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that on the Sth day of April 1928, plaintiff procured a summons to be issued in the above entitled action against the defendant and that said summons, together with copy of the complaint, was served on the defendant on the 6th dag of April, 1928, and that the complaint in this action, duly verified was filed in this office on April 5th, 1928; and it further apppearing that plaintirr is a duly organized drainage district and that under and by virtue of its orginacation and in conformity to a judgmeng of the Superior Court of Ired dell County plaintiff dredged certian low lands in Iredell County, lying along the waters of Fourth Creek, and that within the boundary of said dis- trict was located the following lands, now owned by the defendant, to-wit: Situate in the 4th Creek drainage district of Iredell County in Chambersburg Township and beginning at an iron stake, Walter Chambers' cor- ner; thence with his line N 5 E 5 poles to an iron stake in the bottom, said Chamber's corner; thence with the Chambers line W 3 poles to a stake on the ditch; thence S 42 W 10 poles to a stake in the old channel of 4th creek; thence with the said old channelz N 67 W 4 poles; N 30 W 8 poles; S 35 W 15 poles; thence W poles to the Holman corner; thence with the said Holman line N87 W to the edge of the hill, same being the high water mark of 4th creek; thence in a Southwest direction and with the said high water mark to the beginning containing 24.74 acres more or less, as per the survey of the G. E. in the establishment of the Fourth Creek Drainage District of Iredell County. And it further appearing that there was an assessmant duly and regularly made against the above described tract of land in the sum of $346,08 wich sum became a specific and paramount lien on the above describ- ed tract of land as of May 15th 1911; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant and those tinder whom he claims failed to pay off and discharge the said assessment so made against said land, although de- manded by the Sheriff of Iredell County; and it further appearing that he Sheriff of Iredell County did, on the First Monday in October 1927 after due advertisment expose the above described land at public sale for the non-payment of the aforesaid assessment against it, at which sale there were no bidders and the same was bid off by the plaintiff at the price of © $546.08, as required and provided by law, and that a certificate of sale of said land was duly issued to the plaintiff by the Sheriff aforveded; and it further appearing that since said sale and the issuing ‘to the plain- tiff by the Sheriff of Iredell County of said certificate of sale plaintiff has demanded of the defemdant payment of said $346.08, being the purchase price of said land, together with the cost of sale and that the defendant has refused and neglected to pay the same; and it further appearing that the plein- tiff is é@ntitled to judgment for the sum of $346.08 and the cost of sale, with interest thereon from the 12th day of October 1927, and to have the same de~ clared a specific lien on the lands described in the complaint in this action and hereinabove described, but is not entitled to a personal judgment against the defendant; and it further appearing that more than 50 days have elapsed since the filing of gi acdglaint and serving of summons and copy of complaint upon the defendant, and that the defendant has failed to answer or demur to said complaint as required by law. It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plain- tiff is entitled to recover the sum of $346.08 with interest thereon from October 12th, 1928, at the rate of six per cent per annum, against the lands described in the complaint and hereinabove described, and that said sum so recovered be and the same is hereby declared a specific lien against said lands on and after May 15th 1911; it is further sonsidered, adjudged ordered and decreedthat said land be sold at public outcry for cash at the courthouse door of Iredell County, at Statesville, NC by HV Furches who is hereby ap- pointed commissioner by the Court for that purpose, at 12 o'glock M on Sat- urday, July 28th, 1928; said commissioner is hereby ordered and direeted to advertise said land for 30 days immediately preceding said sale by posting notices of the time and place when and where said lands will be sold, at the courthouse in Iredell County, and three other publie places in said county for 30 days immediately preceding said sale and by advertising a notice of mm such sale in the Landmark, a news paper published in Iredell County, preceding such sale, and said commissioner will N C once a week for at least four weeks report his proceedings in the premises to this court within ten days from date of sale. This cause is retained for further order. This Monday June 25th 1928. ohn L Milholland J “Clerk Superior Court. SeRSeSHMeSete 4648 tite tite AMHR SES Tee tt 470 North Carolina, § In the Superior Court, Iredell County. } Before the Clerk. The Board of Drainage Commissioners $ of the Fourth Creek Drainage District. 4 vs I John M Sharpe, Mrs Mary E Ramsey and 4 J W Redman,. ) This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Court, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that on the 5th day of April, 1928, plaintiff procured a summons to be issued in tle above entitled actian against the defendants and that said summons, together with copy of the complaint, was served on the defendants on the 6th day of April, 1928, and that the complaint in said action, duly verified, was filed in this office on the 5th day of April, 1928 and it further appearing that plaintiff is a duly organized drainage district and that under and by virtue of its organizabion and in conformity to a judgment of the Superior Court of Iredell County plaintiff dredged certain low lands in Iredell County, lying along the waters of 4th creek and that within the boundary of said district was located the following described tract or lot of iand, now owned by the defendants, to-wit; Beginning at a stake on 4th creek, Harold Yount's corner, formerly the corner of the Cowan lands, and runs with said line $ 5 W to the edge of the hill, same being the high water mark of 4th creek; thence continuing with the high water mark of 4th creek, S 28 E 12 poles; S 30 W 8 poles; N 6324 E _. poles; S 78 E 24 poles; N 19 E 42 poles; N 37 E 16 poles; S 75 E 11 poles; S 13 E 18 poles; S 44 E 10 poles; S ll E 20 poles; S 61 # 22 poles S 76 E 10 poles; N 74 E 12 poles; S 40 E 10 poles; S 9 E 20 poles; S 22 W 18 poles; S 54 E 4 poles; N 40 E 22 poles; N 88 E 14 poles; thence N about 50 E with Hairs' line to the center of 4th creek; thence up 4th creek to the beginning confaining 28/81 acres, more or less,..Second tract: Begin- ning at a stake in the County line, Marvin Hair's corner in the center of bficdbhiareek; thence with the said county line N to the edge of the hill, the same being the highwater mark of 4th creek; thence with the said water mark of 4th creek to a small branch,qHair's corner; thence with Hair's line down said branch to 4th creek; thence down the creek to the beginning containing 9.31 acres more or less, And it further appearing that there was an assessment duly made against said lands in the sum of $1516.56, whibh sum became a specific akdn paramount lien on said tract of land as of May 15 1911; it further appear- ing to the court thatthe defendants and those under whom they ¢laim, fail- ed to pay off and discharge said assessment ds made against said land, al- though demanded by the Sheriff of Iredell County and it further appearing that the Sheriff of Oredell County did on the lst Monday in October 1927 after due advertisement exposed the above described land at public sale for the non-payment of the aforesaid assessment against it, at which sale there i were no bidders and the same was bid off by the plaintiff at the price of $1516.56, as required and provided by law, and that a certifdcate of sale of gata land was duly issued to the plaintiff by the Sheriff afopesaid and it further appearing that since said sale and the issuing to the plaintiff by the Sheriff of Iredell County of said certificate of sale,plaintiff has de- manded of the defendants payment of said $1516.56, being the purchase price of said land, together with the cost of sale and that the defendants have re- fused and neglected to pay the same; and it further appearing that the plain- tiff is entitled to judgment for the sum of $1516.56 and the cost of sale, with interest thereon from October 12, 1927, and to have the same declared a specific lien on the lands described in the complaint in this action and here - inabove described, bat it id not entitled to a personal judgment against the defendants; and it further appearing that more than thirty days have elapsed since the filling of the verified complaint and serving of summons and copy of complaint upon the defendants, and that the defendants have failed to an- swer or demur to said complaint as required by law. It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitled to recover the sum of $1516.56 with interest thereon from October 12th 1927, at the rate of 6% per cent per annum, against the lands described in the complaint and hereinabove described, and that the said sum so recover- ed by the same is hereby declared a specific lien against said lands on and after May 15th 1911; is is further considered, crdered, adjudged and decreed that said land be sold at public outcry at the Courthouse door of Iredell County at Statesville NC by H V Furches, who is hereby appointed commission- er by the Coubt for that purpose, at twelve O'clock on Saturday, July 26th, 1928: said commissioner is hereby ordered and directed to advertise said land for 30 days immediately preceeding said sale by posting notices of the time and place and when and where said lands will be sold at the court house door of Iredell County and three other public places in said county for SO days immediately preceding said sale and by advertising a notice of. euah aale 1s bhe Landmark, a newspaper published 4n Iredell County, N C once 4 week for , t at least four weeks preceding such sale, and said commissioner will repor f his proceeding an the premases to this court within 10 days from date o sale. This cause is retained for further order. This Monday June 25ht, 1928. John L. Milholland er perior Court. Iredell County, | In the Superior Court. North Carolina, jf D B Davis, by his Next Friend Mrs R C Davis. vs JUDGMENT Mooresville Cotton Mills a Corporation. . This cause coming on to be heard and being heard by his Honor Judge John M Oglesby, resident Judge of the Fifteenth Judivial District, and it appearing that the plaintiff and the defendant have compromised by the defendant paying to the plaintiff the sum of $1200.00 in fll set- tlement of all of his claims against the defendant on account 6f his cause of action as set out in his compaaint in this action, together with the costs of the action; it further appearing that the plaintiff is re- presented in this action by his mother Mrs R C Davis as his next friend, and by his uncle Wade H Williams, Esq. and it further appearing that the settlement agreed upon is fair and just to the minor plaintiff; It is therefore ordered adjudged and decreed that the plain- tiff recover of the defendant the sum of Twelve Hundred Dollars and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County. This the 19th day of June 1928. Jno. M Oplesbd RESTaShe Vales PUTtSenth— Judicial District. The foregoing Judgment is agreed to: Wade H. Williams Attorney for Plaintirr zeb V Turlington Attorney for Defendant. North Carolina, 4} In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Swift & Company vs ¢UDGHM ES Be, RC Gilbert, trading as Piedmont Produce Co. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the under- siged Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County on June 25, 1928 and it ap- pearing to the Court that the summons in this action was issued against said defendant on the 23rd day of February, 1928 and that the verified complaint was filed in said cause on 23rd day of February 1928, and that said summons, together with a copy of said verified complaint was duly served on the de= fendant, R C Gilbert, on the 24th day of February, 1928 and the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $3521.78 together with interest there- on at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 28th day cf September, 1927, until paid same being due by andopen statedtaccount, and that the defendant failed to file an answer or demurer to the complaint within the time allowed by law. It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $321.78 together with interest thereon 1927, at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 28th day of September, until paid and it is further ordered and adjudged that the cost of this action be taxed against said defendant. This the 2nd day of July 1928. John L Milholland clerk Superior Court Iredell County. SESRIETETETEAE SE TESA ERE SE TEE SRaR TEST SE setae ete 474 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk. First National Bank vs JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINRL. B F Wellons, and R A Wellons, Partners doing business under ; the name and style of Wellons and Wellons. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday, April 30th, 1928, and be-~ ing heard, upon the complaint and evidence introduced; and it appearing to the Court that summons in this action was issued by the Clerk cf the Superior Court of Iredell County on the 24th day of March, 1928, and that a verified complaint was filed by the plaintiff in the office of this Court on the same date that a copy of the summons and complaint were served on each of the de- fendants personally on March 26th, 1928, and that this action bs brought to recover an amount of money certain on two promissory notes executed by the defendants and due the plaintiff in the amount of $1767.45, with interest on $865.74 from Aug. 22, 1927, until pa&id, and interest on $901.71 from the 22nd day of March, 1928; And it appearing to the Court from the admission of the counsel for the plaintiff that the defendants have, since the filing of this action, to- wit; on 26th day of April, 1928, paid the sum of $930.00 on account of said indebtedness and as a credit thereon, And it appearing to the Court that more than thirty days have elapsed since the date of the service of the summons and copy of the plain- tiff's complaint dn the defendant and neither of the defendants has filed any answer or made any appearence and that no issue of fact has been raised for the determination of the jury and that the plaintiff is entitled to re- cover against the defendants the sum of $1767.45, with interest on $865.74 from Aug 22, 1927, and interest on $901.71 from the 22nd day of March 1928, subject to a credit of $930.00 paid on April 26th 1928, It is, now, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $887.95, with interest there- on from the 50th day of April, 1928, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum. It is further ordered that bhe plaintiff recover of the de- fendant the costs this ase in the amount of $8.95. Monday April 30th, 1928. John L Milholland erk Superior Court. SESE SE bE Se lett Setbiete | seabed North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Tredell County. Before the Clerk. Iredell Development Company vs JUDGMENT, W. le Orr. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superiog Court of Iredell County, and being heard on this Monday, July 16th, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that on the 6th day of June 1928, plaintiff procured a summons in this action to be issued against the defendant returnable as required by law, and &t the same time filed in this office a x verified complaint; and it further appearing that said summons, togebher with copy of the complaint, was duly served on the defendant on June 9th, 1928; and it further appearing that this is an action against the defendant for breach of an express contract to pay a sum certain, to-wit, the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars, evidenced by defendant's agreement in writing to take ten (10) shares of common eaptkal stock in the plaintiff, payable as follows: Twenty per cent thereof on or before May lst 1927; twenty per cent thereof on or before June lst 1927; twenty per cent thereof on or before July lst, 1927; twenty per cent thereof on or before August lst 1927, and twenty per cent there- of on or before September lst, 1927; and it further appearing to the Court that after subscribing for said ten shares of stock the defendant took up and paid fob two (2) shares thereof, leaving the defendant still due and owing the plain- i : U , earing that tiff the sum of Eight Hundered( $800.00) Dollars; and it further app g the defendant has failed to appear and answer or demir to the said verified ’ nore than thirty days complaint filed in this office as aforesaid, and that mor y have elapsed since the service of summons and copy of complaint on said defend- ant, and that the time for said defendant to appear and answer, demur or plead to said action has expired. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Coubt that the plain- ¥ ? oOllars, with tiff recover of the defendant the sum of Eight Hundred ($800.00) D t, 1927 at the rate of sim per cent per an=- to be taxed by the Clerk. interest thereon from September 1s num until paid,to gether with the cost of this action This Monday, July 16th, 1928, John L. Milholland @lerk Superior court Tredell county Seipsegeaeesese sete te tese se test diese stabs leteartetettse SHESHE Hest North Carolina, In the Buperior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, fredell Devehopment Company vs JUDGMENT. C C Stearns This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Cle k of the Superior Court of Ibedell County, and being heard on this Monday, July 16th, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that on the 6th day of June, 1928, plaintiff procured a summons in this action to be sesued against the defend- ant, returnable as required by law, and at the same time filed in this office a verffied complaint; and it further appearing that said summons, together with copy of the complaint, was duly served on the defendant on June i2th, 1928; and it further appearing that this is an action against the defendant for breach of an express contract to pay a sum certain, to-wit, the sum of Fifteen Hundred ($1500.00) Dollars, evidenced by defendant's agreement in writing to take fifteen (15) shares of common capital stock in the plaintiff, payable as follows: Twenty per cent thereof on or before May lst, 1927; twenty per cent thereof on or before June ist, 1927; twenth per cent thereof on or before July lst, 1927; twenty per cent thereof on or before August ist, 1927, and twenty per cent there6f on or before September lst, 1927; and if further appearing thaththéodefendant has failed to appear and answer or demur to the said verified somplaint filed in this office as aforesaid, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of summons and copy of complaint on said defendant, and th&t the time for said defendant to appear and answer, demur or plead to said action has expired. It is, therfore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Fifteen Hundered ($1500.00) Dollars, with interest shears from September lst, 1927 at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. This Monday July, 163 1928. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Yourt. Seb tesesestsetesese Se Sbabiesesesesrsese North Carolina, | In the Superior Court, tTrédé@al1 County. 4) J E Browh, J W Brown and J M Brown, trading as J E Brown and Sons. vs JUDGMENT waA Yandle, THIS Cause, coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Yourt of Iredell County, the plaintiff being represent- ed by their attorney, Zeb V Turlington, and the defendant by his attorneys, Stweart, McRae and Bobbitt, and it appearing that all matters in controversy have been adjudged between the plaintiffs and the defendant and that the de- fendant has paid to the plaintiffs the sum of $100.00 in full settlement: IT IS, THEHEFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plain- tiff recover nothing further of the defendant and that the plaintiffs pay the cost of this acfion. This the 25th day of July, 1928. John L. Milhotland C S © Iredell County N C The above Judgment is correct and consented to; Stewart, McRae & Bobbett Z. V. furlington, “Betorneys for defendant. Attorney for plaintiffs. North Carolina, | Iredell County. | Ad=Vance Trailer Service Corporation ( vs 0 JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT Artcraft Theatre. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard befcre his t of Iredell County, up- Honor, Hohn L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Cour suit; and it appearing to the on motion of the plaintiff for voluntary non- e action shold be dismissed. Court upon satisfactory proof that th ed and adjudged that the it ig considered, order Now therefore, eby dismissed, and that the plaintiff be taxed action be and the same is her with the cost of this action. This the 25th day of July 1928. John L Milholland clerk Superior Court SHHHet aes ah SpatseseiesHit at North Garolina, {| In the Superior Court Gredell County 4} Before the Clerk. Farmers Warehouse and Oil Mills vs oUD G2 Ee We. C G Hoover & Mrs C G Hoover Thisscause coming on to be heard this Monday July 350, 1928, before John L Milholland, Clerk of the Buperior Court and being heard and it appearing that summons was issued and the complaint properly veri- fied was filed on Dec. 23, 1927 and the summons having been served together with a copy of the complaint more than thirty days prior to this date and it further appearing that the action is based on a promissory note; It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendants the sum of $216.66 with interest at the rate of six per cent from Dec 8, 1927, and the cost of this action and that all cost be paid by the defendants. Monday Jaly 36, 1928. John L Milholland C. S. C. Seles sh eb shsbstaece 9 98 BI Wee este sett IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1928 Monday duiyst0, 1928/ North Carolina, in the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term 1928, Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and # for the State and County aforesaid, on the Sth Mondey before the first Monday in September, 1928, the smae being the 30th day of July, 1928, A D when and where His Honor, Jno. lM. Oglesby, Judge Presiding and, He2d- adngtCourts for the Fifteenth Judicial District Fall Term, 1928, is pre- sent and presiding, and the Hon. Zeb V Long, Solicitor and Prosecuting Attorney, is present and prosecuting in the name of the State. M. P. Alexander, High Sheriff of Iredell County, is present and 1 returned tnto open Court the names of the following good and lawful man to serve as jurors for the First Week of this term of the Superior Court to-wit: The following were drawn and sw Grand-Jurors for the term S. H. Houston, H A Barkley, J F Hedman, Knigh W B Crawford, ML Sherrill, R C MeConnell, W B Cook, li: EH Stutts, EN Sloan, E F Mason, H S Poston, J L Rankin, & BB! € . W Sides, E M Howard, and B A Elledge.. ; yy ‘ “Kn nay as ho Ay: a S. H. Houston aws appointed and sworm as foreman oi the Grand ~-@ . + oA Altes a 5+ rhe Gra j-Jury/ Jury. O B Lazenby, was appointed officer of the Grand-dury/ . C A Vanstory, WF Pressly, H Ross Bunch,and T A Bass were ex-= cused for lawful causes. C V Shook and C V Jones were returned, "Not to be found in Iredell County. The following were drawn and sworn as petty jurors ior the week * Scott, R E Gaither, R M Cloer, J A Stroud, J C Gilbert, G C Lambert, Li a7 os Ale 3 W Lundy,/I D Harris G M Young, J N Dobson, I J Alexander, W P lun y»/ No. 2 | POSSESS LI2UOR. State ) Alias Capias. vs 4 ( Levi Phillips I No. 3 O APPHAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. The defendan’ Ben Teague Bere ons Se showed good j ; er order. vs behavior,. Continued coc ag Es cetnen, Johnsom Wilson The defendant Johnson yokes Judgment Wisi Sci Fa and Capias. State Ho. 4 FALSE PRETENSE State Defendant Dead, off. vs Hal W Walker tN THE SUPERIOR COURT ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1928. MONDAY JULY 20, 1928, No. 5 SELL LIQUOR. ° \| State Continued until Next Term of Court, vs June MeLaan No. 20 LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE State ) Continued iormer order/ \ No. 6 ASSHULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON v8 State Alias Capias. John Hager, alias vs Frank Brwon Erby Keller » BA } No. 7 9) TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIRO. att ) Continued under former order. ! State Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci vs : vs ) Fa and Capias. \ Jim Saunders | Herbert G Morrison ASSAULT WITH DEADLY ‘\JEAPON No. 22 The defendant comes into open Court and pleads State No. o-= State vs Cecil Mayhew for the State accepts. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that § prayer for judgment | ontinued on payment of the (cost. Alias Capias. Turk Shoemaker ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL vs § guilty to simple assault which plea the Solicitor alias Marvin Mayes No. 9 State vs John Hager ")ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL Alias Capias. TO SHOW AND PAY COST. Continued under fommer order. ~ 3 4 ) ) i j ) ) Noe 23 } State . No. 10 } SPEEDING od Fisher \State { Alias Capias. \ vs ) W L Jones t ( } i 4 RTH rs Cr UNL Toow Livy Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi 1, and Capias/ Noe 24- State neue: ee vs POSSESS LIQUOR. R C Gilbert Continued under former order. No. 11 \State ‘vs Grady Shoemaker Noe 25 : (OxTHLUSS cee N o SED N \ State vefendant called State Bp ittiy vs Fa and Capias. State Alias Capias. R C Gilbert vs Ed Gantt and failed Judgment Wisi nT mn ie — ATTA — ‘ \ No 26- ) TO API EAR AND PAY COST. : se Lia, : \ NOs 14 TO API HAT NL SHOW GOOD BEHAVIRO. State ) 4 Defendant ordered into Cus vody of Sher 17? of \ State The defendant appeared and showed good behavior. Lae Deiat ents astiz Me ee ee Continued under former order. 6. C. Sherrill : fed Dishman ASSAULT {EAPON AND DRIVE CAR WHILE UNDER INFLUENCE Or L1 UO. The defendants come 1 No. 15 TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. \ ies . i tk State pperemiant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci vs 4 : into open. gous? out Shee et oo Willi if thei unsel Z V Turlington anc suét iiteh oa ciasen gy 1 ee ort anil tis After hearing all the evidence en the defendant Sharpe pleads guilty to driving car while under influence of liquore Phiier not ly j as to driving car under influence os LARGE wuare not guilty of assault with deadly weapon. 7 e aay ) after being sworn and empannelled returns ae ) of guilty as to Phifer for assault with deadly ) weapons ) Defendan }) is continued un \ No. 16- \ State vs Toy Mathis TO APPERR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. Continued under former order. ts in custody of the Sheriff the case til Tuesday for judgment. \ \ No. 17- State vs James Anthony TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIRO. Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias. \ N ION-SUPPORT AND ABANDONMENT ! \ No. 28 eT ecaet with leave by consent. as i“ Ror on recomendation of Solicitor the proseoutrix @ \ No. 18 PERJURY vs ; ve aenbas \ State Alias Captas. Donald Abernathy | to pay allt vs Preteen erates : a ae TEMPORARY LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE. \ Oc Lai ae State Alias Caphas. No. 19 ) STOREBREAKING LARCENY AND RECEI ” ‘Oe Alias Sahai G eB CELVING Eugene Smith vs John Hager alias | Frank Brown No. 30 State vs Carl Chapmen Dewey Johnson No. 34 State vs Grover Teague Robert Teague James Thornton No 438 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1928 fonday July 50, 1928, CRIMINAL ASSAULT Nol Prosed with leave. ASSAULT. Continued for State. Statesville Brick Co vs W C Moores, R M Davidson etal The Executors of J A Davidson, # deceased, are allowed 80 days in which to amend their answerin this Extrs,J A Davidson and Mrs case, and the plaintiff allowed 20 Carrie Smith Admr B P Smith days thereafter in which to file exceptions. On motion of the BAR ahl the Civil Calander has been con- tinued for this Term. It is of this Court is 4. and fine that ha to next term of & This ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Clerk sue capias for each defendant who owes back costs S not been paid. These capiases to be returnable Court, sai:e being November 1928. Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morn- i a ing Pelysts 1928 at 9:30 a. Mi, IN THE SUPERIOR courRT AUGUST TERM 1928 Tuesday July 31, 1928, This Hohorable Court convenes according to adjournmant Tues- day Morning July, 1, 1428 at 9:30 A M for the dispatch of business. No. 27 State vs Willis Phifer Clarence Sharpe. No. 17 State vs James Anthony State vs Carl Williams \ No. 35 State vs T J MeLelland No. 26 State vs C C Sherrill No. 31 State vs Lee MoLelland No. 33 State vs GN Boyd Noe: 7 State vs Herbert G Moruison a i i i ee <> ee ee : } t ) } : } i [ WITH DLADLY WEAPON AND DRIVE CAR WHILE UNDER INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR. Judgment of the Court is that the defendart Phifer pay a fine of $25. and the cost. As to Clarence Sharpe on the count chargig him with intoxication, judgment of Court that he be confined to the common jail of Iredell Co unty for a period of 36 days to be assigned to work on the roads of the County. On the count of driving a car intoxicated udgment that he be confined to th ommon il for a period of EIGHT MONTHS to be assigned to work on the pub 116 x to | Y str ,aaaTrrr AVOAYU LY y £ WTheT ) LuUdLe nd showed good behav Court that the defend ordred that the for- J) dai ddd defendant comes ind plea 2 4 r r am ‘ a pPne ecg a [Oo assault with deadly pon as charged warrant, which } Solicitor accept ordere nd edjudged by the Court thd the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for term of G oe a - > 2 ) g ain : nd assigned to work on public roads of s id C ty for s: r ripese GVounrty © HT MONTHS, , A ot + : st perioad, Not Ut We st r LPT BREA an t 7 Vn ja fn wae \ ah ‘he defendant through his counsel pleadé guilty. d <> 7c 38 rdere an a judd; It is ordered and adjudge pt court th prayer ior judgment be comvinucd tot two years ray i : via canal fF the ¢c stSe mm pavment oL tn CUS On poy+ + ed by the court that r Y 3 ND) FINE TO f PEAR ANL LAL Vvvos bt 3 bs Se : ; : ae Tt } earing to the Court that the defendant a nh, igs é * = fs iled to pay fine in tormer judgment; It 1s OE ered by the Court that the defendant be im- Ooraereu a le OU Lu ull prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of THRLL bv.t: HS, and assigned to work is of said County for said period, lie roads of said County i0 t on public road not to wear stripes. DRIVE CAR UNDER INFLUENCE OB LIQUOR. “ Gontinued under former ordere sav ) ASSAULT. Grand Jury returned, "Not a true bill". "0 APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. . sy See aetentent appeared and eee oo inued under former ordere en pontne court that the forfieture be striken oute IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1928. North Carolina, August Term 1928, Iredell County. | Tri-State Transportation Company vs Stearns Brothers, Incorporated, t and Globe Indemnity Company, Inc. } This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor. John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and being heard up- on the certificate of the Supreme Court, and it appearing to the Court from said certificate that upon appeal the Supreme Court reversed the Judgment of this Court, taxing one-half of the compensation allowed the arbitrators and one-half of the stenographers fees against the plain- tiff and directed that judgment be entered taxing the entire compenga- tion of the arbitrators and the stenographers fees against the defend- It is, therefore, upon motion of Self & Bagby, EB Cline and Lewis & Lewis, Attorneys for the plaintiffs, ordered and adjudged that the compensation allowed the Honorable Stahle Linn, Major Lyerly and J B Roach, together with the stenographers fees, be and the same is hereby taxed against the defendants, Stearns Brothers, Inc. and Globe Indemnity Company, Inc. and it further appearing to the court that Stearns Brothers, Inc. has already paid one-half of the stenographers fees, to-wit: $265.76; thi in taxing the cost the Clerk only tax the remaining one- half of the stenographers fees, to-wib: $365.76. ixcept as herein modified agreeably to the decision of the Supreme Court, the judgment hereto fore entered is an all other res- pects confirmed. ainsi, I OT icici Judge Presiding ~ IN TH= SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1928 Tuesday July 31, 1928. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Tredell County. August Term 1928. Hone Jno. M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding. We, the Grand Jury, for the August Term of Iredell CountySup- erior Court 1928, beg leave to submit the iollowing report: We have passed upon all bills sent before us by the Solicitor, and have made due returns of same to the Court. The County Jail was visited and there were sixteen prisoners, all male, ten white and six colored. All prisoners ure well fed and cared for. ry condition. s s A } A ‘ 5 — a4 5 4 [Ther We visited the County Cha vee The All are + ere eleven convicts, in good health and report plengy ment. Ther were fourteen mules, all in good condition. This gang was working bout seven miles from cam We visited inspectedc the sleeping quarters, kitchen, stables, i oth sents, and we are pleas ed to report that we found everything ver) nd in sani- tary condition, but we recommend that two ot the tents be covered. We visited the County Home for the aged and infirm. There were forty-three immates, fourteen white women, twelve white men, eight colored women, and nine colored men, two white women were blind, one colored man blind, and one colored woma blind. The inmates are apr parently in good health and well cared for. The farm is in excellent condition. , [ . ae me {fices and We inspected the Court House ana its se veral oit Y x latest methods of bookkeepinge hw find records neatly kept by Respectfully submitted, S H Houston _ Foreman oi Grand Jury. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1928 Tuesday July 31, 1928. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Tredell County. Before the Clerk. Yorth Uarolina, } In the Superior Court, Jas. W. Brown Iredell County. August Term 1928. vs 3 ; French Broad Flooring Co. B L Sronce, W D Turner, Inton Liddell Pickens and R S Pickens, on behalf of themselves and all other Stockholders and creditors who may come in and make them- selves parties plaintiff in this action, This cause coming on to be Superior Court of Iredell County on FINAL DECREE being heara and it’ appearing Se nee ee wee we gued on June 19, 1928 anc <_ vs ’ $4. fom y i Pic} Publishi June 19, 1928 ana it further Link-Pickens Publishing Company} Ju ’ Yornorati , veeree rr ‘ with a copy of t) om int were ee ; ; ; . ‘ ; June 2. L928 This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned June 20,, pee . cee rn ' : vtec : ha sn filed oi the Superior Court, at the August Term, 1928, and being heard » om * z ; ie Bees af i 5 ; 0! eae ean It is therefore upon the final report of Robebt A. Collier, Receiver of Link-Pickens ‘ og Sees pis ca 3 Sa a ‘ the defendant the Publishing Company, and it appearing to the Court that the said Reoé recover of Tenc QO i I 1 ti 1 iefend : : ‘ C 28 at six per cent per ceiver has collected the assets of the defendant corporation and dis- 10, 1928 at six Pp = i ti] ided } ij 4 it) : 4 ainst the defendant. bursed the same, as provided by law and in accordance with the orders taxed agains of the Court heretofore made. It is, therefore, now ordered, considered and adjudg- the defendant, Link-Pickens Publishing Company, he, and the hereby adjudged dissolved and terminated by law. ; : Sane It is.further ordered that a copy of this decree be “a5 : In the Superior Court North Carolina, the office of the‘Secretary of State of North Carolina pe natcee the Chatks Iredcll County. -0 be there recorded in the records of the Dissolution of Corpora- Electric Supply Company SULY, LVL8< on a John M Oglesby __ = Golf Development Company eae This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk ot the Superior me of ae County, and it appearing to the Court that a was issued in above entitled action on the Srd day of July, 1928, returnable on the 3rd day of August, 1928; that at the time of issuing said sum- ad complaint was filed in this eause; that a o*ng; mons aq duly verifie oo f id s and copy of the complaint were served on the defe OL sa summons a2 or demur has ant on the 3ra day of July, 1928, and that no answet " 2 s Monday, August oth, 1928; and it furthe i hi been filed on or before t ae defendant is indebted to the plain appearing to the Court that the tiff as alleged in the complaint; / Now ‘therefore, it is ordered, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant in the sum of $279.87 with interest thereon from August Slst 1927, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. _gohn. L. Milhollandg _.. Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Sefore the Clerk. Ramsey-Bowles Company vs Foster ind wife, ~ B Foster. is Bause coming on to be heard and being heard befor Milhollamd, Clerk of tl Superior Court of Iredell vas issued in the and returnable on the oth issuing said summons a uly verified complaint was filed in the office of the Clerk of the uperior Court of Iredell County; that a copy of said summons and com- Served on euch of the defendants on gas June 29th,192 nd it further appearing to the Court that no answer or demurr has been filed on or before this the 6th day of August 1928; and it fur- ther appearing to the Court that the defendants are indebted to the plaintiff on a promissory note én the sum of $463.30 with interest from Januaby 15th, 1928; Now, therefore, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that paaintiffr recover of the defendants the sum of FOUR HUNDREDSIXTY* LE and 30/100 (3465.30) Dollars, with interest thereon from Jan- ‘y loth, 1928, together with the cost of this action to be taxe@ by the Clerk of this Court . This Monday August 6th, 1928. John L: Milhollend. Cleric Superior Court. Wee e RRR KE 3K PF OR ae ah op aK ~*~ _ North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, J F Moore vs J E Ellerbee, H R Cowles and John A Scott, Trustee This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell Vounty and being heard on this, Monday, the 9th day of July 1928; And it appearing to the court that on the 3lst day of May 1928, the plaintiff procured a summons in this action to be issued against each of the defendantsy returnable as required by law and at the same time filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Vourt of Iredell County a veri- fied complaint; And it further appearing to the court that the plaintiff caused said summons together with a copy of the complaint to be served on each of the defendants; That the defendant, John A Scott, Jr., trustee, waived service of the summons by the sheriff and accepted a verified copy of the complaint on the lst day of June 1928; K Cow. s d se s required by Thats the defendant, H K Cowles, was duly served a q y law on the lst day of June 1928, and the defendant, J E Ellerbee, was duly 4 1 Aawr T 9283 served as required by law on the 4th day of June 1928; And it further appearing to the Court that John A Scott Jr. is made a party to this action as trustee in a Deed of Trust as hereinafter shown s g to the court that this is an action against And it further appearin the defendants, J E Ellerbee and H R Cowles, for the breech of an express . 12 contract to pay a sum certain, to-wit, the sum of $4500.00 as evidenced by four notes in the sum of $1125.00, each executed on the 8th day of December %, rable sgmi-annually from 1926, each of said notes drawing interest at 6% paya date until paid; And it further appearing that each of the defendants so served k have failed to appear and answer or demur to the said verified complaint filed in this office as aforesaid and that more than 50 days have elapsed since the service of summons and copy of the complaint on each of said de- r said defendants to appear and anawer dermur fendants and that the time fo or plead to said action has expired s And it further appearing to the court that the indebtedness of the plaintiff, J F Moorey is secured by a mortgage Deed of Trust to John A Scott, Jr. trustee covering certain lands described in the complaint of the plaintiff; It is, therefore, considered and adjudgec by the court that the plaintiff, J F Moore, recover of the defendants, J E Ellerbee and H R Cowles the sum of $4,500.00, with interest thereon at 6% to be computed as payable semi-amnually from the 8th day of June 1927, until paid; This thia judgment be declared a specific lien upon the land des- cribed in the complaint of the plaintiff; that all rights and equities of redemption of the defendants in the lands mentioned and described in said Deed of Trust and in said complaint be and the same are hereby forever fore- closed; that the cost of this action be taxed against the defendants by the Clerks; It is further ordered and adjudged that Dorth Bost be and she is hereby appointed a Commissioner of this Court to make sale of the lands described in the pleadings, and if this judgment is not paid off and fully satisfied on or before the lst day of October 1928, said Commissioner is hereby ordered and directed to sell said lands at public auction at the Court house door in Statesville, N. G. for cash. After due a@vertisement according to law, and report her proceedings in any sale made by her to £ this court without delay. And this cause is retained for further orders; John L Milholland this 9th day of July, 1928. Clerk Superior Vourt. North Yarolina, {4 Mn the Superior Court, Iredell County. ! Before the Clerk? Statesville Lumber Co. vs J T Chappell and wife Alice Chappell Grier & Grier, Attorneys for plaintiff, come into open Court and state that the plaintiff and the defendant have settled their including all matters and things set forth in the complaint, and th plaintiff agreed to take a non-suit and pay the cost of this action. It is, therefore, upon motion of Grier & Grier, Attorneys for plaintiff, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff's cause of action be and the same is hereby non-suited. It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the + y re > nly w2 U cost of this action to be taxed by the Ulerk of this Vourt. John L. Milholland me CTerk Superior Court Tredell County. North Varotbina, |} Iredell County. J} Robt A Collier, Keseiver, K Morriosn Grocery & me I duce Co. vs J C Fortner ae ay eee mee ee heard before the undersigned, Lierx soming on to be heard before g Tis cause coming on ante on this Monday the lst day of Octe of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on this Monday} mon n th action was is- 1928, and it appearing to the Gourt that the summons in this action i sued on the 24th day of Yuly 1928, and served on the deferidant on the 28th : are ae } ay ; ad day of Buly 1928, together with # 0ORT of the complaint duly seit. iv that the plaintiff's cause of action was founded upon an open oe - - hipnty av n tne that no answer has been filed in said action within thirty days fron date of the service thereof; i iu he It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged hat i ; is, therefo t the defendant for want of an answer, and it laintiff have judgment agains ) ; herein entered against the defend is is, therefore, adjudged that judgment ry to be executed at the next term of t se be placed upon the trial docket ~ he Superior ant by default and inqui Nc. That the cau 1928. Court of Iredell County, of said Court. This the lst day of Oct. Joha L Milholland, North Carolina, In the Superior Yourt, Iredell County. Seforebthe Clerk, Robt. A Collier, Receiver, 4} J K Morrison, Grocery & 0 Produce Co. ) VS JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT AND INQUIRY. Ww L King Blerk of the *u of Oct, 1928, and it appearing to the Yourt that the summons én this as issued on the 24th day of July, 1928, and served on the defendant on 25th day of July, 1928, together with a copy of the complaint and that the plaintiff's cause of action was founded unon an nswer has been filed in said action within thirty days ~ 4 z ~~ 4+ } Service tt therefore, consic i, ordered and adjudged that the ‘ qginat +} Int Aan . wre v . : m against the defendant xr want of an answer, and 1 ssa A eooman+* that judgment € ed Liry to be executed unty, N C. That the i tome +ana Superior Robt : J K Morr Produce JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT AND INQUIRY fy { yharles Leggette and Anna J Leggett trading as Lerreett and Leggett. ca coming on to be heard beforebdthe yndersigned Vierk of the Superior Yourt of Iredell County, on this Monday the lst day 22D and AnNnepra TOP , - a) - 4 of October 1928, and it apperaing to the Vourt that the summons in this verified, and that the plaintiff's cause of action was founded upon action was idsued on the 24th day of July i928, and served o ( of the 25th day of July, 1928, torether with a copy of the complaint va aii account, and that no answer in said action within thirty days from the date of the service therefof; It is, therefore, cor tiff have judgment against t! bherefore, adjudged that judgmer fault and inquiry to be execute Iredell VYounty, N. C. said Yourt. This the lst day of October, orth Yarolina, | a Iredell County. 4§ R obt 7 A ~ JK Morriosn Grocery & Produce UCompany. wae ore the undersigned cause coming on : i Tredell Coun this Monday the lst day Vlerk of the Superior Court of Ireceli ve ul ‘ “ ae os the fourt that the summon of October, 1928, and it appearing to the Cour seat 1928. and served on the 10th action was issued on the 7th day of August let Sa a ants July verified } +6 ath with ¢£ the complaint au ly VerX Ly day of August, 1928, together with 4 ; — 17 an oper account and that the plaintiff's cause of action was founded upon an open 4 int, with ir daye2 from the 1 d action within thirty cays f% that no answer has been filed in date of the service there6f; It is thefefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain- tiff have judgment against the defendant for want of an answer, and it is, therefore, adajudged that judgment is herein entered against the defendant by defalut and inquiry to be executed at the next trem of the Superior Court That the cause be placed upon the trial docket of 6f Iredell County, N C. said court. This the lst day of October, 1928. | John L. Milhollan@s- ——“flerk Superior Courte ee ttaete iets ibis te . 3 ) t C North Carolina, In the Supertor VYourt, YY ‘ re) a a C « - Iredell Younty. efore the Clerk e > Ave Robe. A. Collier, Keceiver, IX Morriosn Grocery & Produce Companye } (] coming on to be heard before the underesigned of Iredell County, on thés Monday the lst day ‘aing to the Court that the summons in thig day of July 1928, and served on the defende together with a copy of the complaint tiff's cause P action was founded upon said action within serwice thereof; 1d, ordered she defendant for 1ipmentnig herein executed at the hat the John L. Milholland “Terk Supertor court the Superior Court This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before + he undersigned Clerk of the Superior Vourt of Iredell County, North Varoa the Court that the complaftnt was filed in this day of August, 1928, and a summons and a copy of said ~ complaint was served on the defendant on said date and that the automobsle ee: mentioned in said complaint was seized by the Sheriff and delivered to * the plaintiff u: defendant is judtly indet with interest thereon at six rr cent fror he 13th day of July 1928, until paid, and that the plaintt automobile for the purpose of sale and cpply the proceeds to the payment of *this debt and the costs of this action, and it further appearing to the rt that this action is for the the defendant has fail allowed by law: tiff recover of th: on at the rate of ni the defendant, ar q @ecdings, and that directed to ‘costs of this action est North Carolina, Superior Court, Iredell County. W D Moore. ve FINAL JUDGMENT. Ola Litaker and husband K E Litaker. This cause coming on to be heard before the Glerk of the Sup- erior Gourt of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday 15th dag of Octw ober 1928, and upon motion made by Attorneys for plaintiff, for judgment by deta fault final, and it appearing to the Court; that on September 10th 1928, a sum- mons with a duly verified complaint was served on the defendants, demending a sum certain in money due on & written inetrument, to-wit; a certain promissory note, dated February 27th 1928, due and payable thirty days from date at the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMPER TERM 1928, Thursd ar. Vans ft 1¢ oa VV , * , Merchants & Farmers Bank of Statesville, N. C. in the sum of $232.70 with int. North Carolina } erest on said sum at the rate of 6% per annum until paid, signed by Ola Litaker Iredell County } and husband K E Litaker and delivered to W D Moore. It further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for defend. ants to plead has elapsed since the service of said summons, that no answer, demurer or other pleadings of motion has been filed by defendants and that no extension of time within which to move has been requested by or granted to the defendants; and it further appearing that the plaintiff exhibited to the Court the aforesaid note and there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of $232.70 together with interest on same since February 27, 1928, Thereupon it is adjudged, decreed and ordered by the Court as fol- lows: That the plaintiff W D Moore, recover from the defendants Ola Lita- ker and husband KnE Litaker, the sum of $252.70, together with interest on same at the rate of 6% per annum from February 27th 1928, until paid, togehter with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. This Monday, October 15th 1928. John L. Milholland Clerk of Spperior Court. IwuUOR. ti ran June McLean No. 6 ASSAULT WITH Di ADLY WEAPON. State Alias Capias. vs Erby feller. ND si SERAVIOR« TO APPEAR AND siOW QOOD BEHAVIO! No, 7 D_ Continued under former order. t State ] vs t ' Herbert G Morrison N THE SUPERIOR COURT a | . iay Nov. &, 1928, <A eile ban Lg THURSDAY NovTr " No. 29 State vs Al Tilley Stat vs Fred Ervin Or UTOHORTI { A 4 y r x * <> <> <> <> ne ae se oe ee URGKS KS. 1928, at 9:60 A. M. T TO) OB’ LE disse IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1928, IN THE SUPERIOR lovem! 30¢ NOVEVRER TWP Pri lay November 9, 1928 ° Soke ER nee A ) ‘ x 4 f ’ A ¥ 17 eh their te ind ¢6me vy Wooten Jacks , Crater IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1928 Monday November 12, 1928, Co Caan ~ the Superior Court, Palas WH PA@ere oo. > P oe TMM ANT UT iD POSSESS QUOR Ci [ ORT GTED 4 r t A ¥ A f f Y f PRURNY compalint. es into open Court and pleads automobile as charged in the bil } W THE SUPERIOR COURT 1 {RE SUPERTOR . SECOND VEHK > IN THE SUPERIOR CovRT 7 JON Lue y Ss STCOANT ury wv fannia 5 mh o QOON a avi Gan } OY aay November 125 1925 e i 1esda _ into open Witchell sworn T Boe « at SE CE Ct eet ee ee ><> St EO RS ee ee tM Soe <— <> - De Se et ee OR ~<> A ¥ A } oe x regularly to some ar at each January erior Court for ditions of Shis SO ME MDE Se eo Nir » ATIT OM BILE. No. 40 LARCENY OF Aree the Court that the defendart.be con= State fined in the common jail of Tredell County for a idee eniod of TYSLVE (12) MONTHS, to de assigned to wor Arthur Faulkner cn public roads of ipedeil Vounty or any other ay County the commissioners may designate, to wear stripes. ; 7 B C t a i Vs 7 0S M Wilhelm ee ee <> De ae ee CE eae 4 1 A ’ A ¥ A x 6 i K Y) f y f ~ > « Ee a er ee ee ee ee ee ct ee IN THE:SUPERIOR COURT SECOND VEEK . Taeadey November 15, 1928. MORE THAN TT? (yw ent of confined in the comm period of two years, roads of Iredell County of Iredell County may .e@ verdict on the Motion allowed agp to the as > MANUFACTURE LIQUOR, Prayer for judgment continued upon condition the the defendant pay one-half *he cost and remain & lawabiding citizen, and upon condition that he aps pear at each January, May and November Term of @ Superior Court for a period of TWO YEARS and show he has been a lawabiding citizen and that he has $n any way violated the prohibition 18 RY has not associated with Yates White ordi blood or marriage; taat the agents of White may mitted to harvest the crop 6f& the place on or @ January 1,'1929 wha Oe 64.55 State vs Déock Davis State ve arry Shorr#11 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEE! Toeaday Nove: Rory ON et ee Oe ee ee ee ee Or sioners a ee oe NON#SUPPORT i me defendant called an ! | T f § Fa and capias. The certif { bondsman is ordered relea } CALBZED OUT AS WITNESS. d failed. Judement Nisi Sel leate of deposit put up by cert. sed. It is ordered by the Court that the fine heretofore { imposed be discharced, an d the defendant released. t} iat orfices. tem for his panrer Ye recor CVlerk and Register's offices uty IN TRE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK November 13, 1928, In the Superior Court, a A: ovember Term 1928, Term of Tredel] - wt toa MO i of second floor stairway also t’ound that the tion. A Me abe Mittee of ten. “e found the® rarticulariattention, We the equipment. “ould sugges end that one be furnished him. baaly crowded and greatly im need of mor oD aile ‘ q rm T eayY) ye - ould reccmmend that this condition of affairs be remedied as possible, IN THE SUPERIOR voURT SECOND WEEK Tuesday November 13, 1928, pri@ce on VUsldwell ina very public. nony heretofore and the s '* absolute divorce that the plaintiff North @srolina () ireaell Sounty Mae Paine Harbin vs william H Harbin q lst Has the nlaintiff beem a citizen and resident of the Btl@ecf North Carolina for more than two years prior bo bhe commence- % 7 Aneawe . Ves ment of this action as allered in the complaint? nswer: es as al&eced in the compiaint? Ond- Did the plaintifr intermarry Anewer: Yes. ange Did the derendant adultery as alleged in the come- committ plaint? Answer: Yese IN THE “SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK Tuésday November 15, 1928, In the Superior Court November Term TEE sUPERIOR SECON] WEEK + Tuesd IW November uescar 7e eY Worth Carolina, Tredell County. Gordie Martin vs Roscoe } => > 100.00 fro It is thefef of the defendants three & 02/100 Dolla and that upon payment cancelled. By Consent: John A scott “Stty. for via neiff D L Raymer Fey For e a C Fenda nts yy = COURT s 1S es oe racover TY tp, 4 unéred Thi Jno. M. Oglesdy vuare rresiding , N THE strpr 5 + IN THE sUrPERIOR COURT " ; IN ane PERTOR corp? SECPND WEEK em aN SECONT EY ry Tuesday Noverber 13% 998 Tueeday November 15, 1928, ; , In the Superior Uourt Rg ae i aii November Term 1928. North varolina, Tredell County. i iy q er ison indebted 500 .00 ) NOT LARS . In the Suverior Court November Term 1928. id the defendant indebted to the BP interest from February 14, 1927. THE SUPERIOR COURT — “gs IN THE SUPERIOR cotR? SECOND WEEK be py SECOND WEEE Agar ; Sia ; 7 > i Fin on = tT, siay November 14, 192! Wadnesdsy Movenker rding dispatch WM nine Mornin YQ é therefore, ©3 Jno. M..Oglesby a! ee ss biaeai ais Jud ce Pres 1ding.e ; aged he ‘ie Fenda nt th Q Syke a: tocetl rest 6n HOS Clerk of bn urte be taxed by the INO. Ti ULE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK Wednesday November 14 , 1928 6 Superior Court, November Term 1928, of Iredell a jury, the rember Term of Ines ay Judee Presiding, and @ ubmitted to it defendant indebdtec o the pl interest from Oct. red and adjudged that the plaintiff re- of £221.35, with interest from Oct. 2% taxed ‘by the Glerk of the Om Jno. M. Oglesby + Judge Presidings N THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK Wednesday November 14, 1928 North varolina, Tredell County. Robert A Collier, Keceiver of BK Morrison Grocery * Produce Company. trading as ery Co. Thi superior Court before ana the 4% sr howvwine and Lne jury LLG V tise, tiff and again the ff recover M s Receiver & Produ 6f Iredell County and it appear defendant settled the matters and and the vlaintiff into Court and reyuested non-suited 5 It is, therefore, ordered this actlo e and plaintiff pay the hereby non-suited and it John MOQglesby ‘wudge Presiding North Carolina, Iredell County. das required by . w law; A IN- THE. SUPERIOR COURT SECOBD WEEK Wednesday November 14, 1928. In the Superior Court, November Term 1928 Wwe heard Court, that he has and disposed of the propert: ceiver, t+, and at this term of the ® Orlesby, Judge Presiding and his the Fiftcenth Judicial District; and 1e plaintiffs on August 1st, 1928, Cause above entitled cause against the defendants ‘fe court a duly verified complaint, and wes served on all the derendants within the it further apearing that the infant defence IN THE SUPERIOR COURT e SECOND WEEK . > ean we nh Wednesday November Rosa E Ham, Americus Har court by Hugh G Mitchell, lunatic, H C Ham, is pepr« litem,. John T * lunatic, by and throuch their respect! swers GQuly verified i: relieved & | G tndced and decreed tha a +} e Union In- ,atist Y tC LAs GS ai iss Tt ts, trearefo GOTT “ { 1 nank of Statesvilie deliver to the said demnity Company and the wirst National bank eS : « fMourt of Tredell County, the Liverty JohniL Milholland, Clerk of the Superior your’ * wis former guardian, RS Ham, amounting to t NH Prom iis d melts mone an Bonds due HC Ham, lunatic, - jae ‘the a nL Milhelland, + had +rhereto, é nd that une said John ; $1,988.67 with coupons attacum ™ 2 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK Wednesday November 14, 1928. IN THE SUPERIO! SECOND WEEK Wednesday November County, as aforesaid, execute and dea Union Indemnity Company a receipt forth GVaroling, and upon complying Tredell County. statesville recess until Thursday Morning November 2 compromised 15th, 1928, of $250.00 nsidered, adjudged and adecreed by the recover of e defendant the sum of Two Hundred with the cost of this action to de ame M. Oglesby resid ing * IN THE SUPERIOR COURT i N THE SUPERIOR COUR? ee Thursday November lf wmv Thursday November 15, 1928. TORO . me @ ivenes according 9:30 Krad Tyra 4 a heretofore as .c ome efendant attends 1cipal of the school he at tends that he Pee been at} 94 a l rerularly and properly perform » to work, he is iz hid Guties. 1 ax to report Bo Wr fF Nn is natolin ane kn wonth ent noe that he has been complying wit) the conditions of an3 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Second Week Thursday November 15,,.1928, North Carolina, ¢ In the Superior Court, Iredell County. November Term 1928, Statesville Manufacturing Company a corporation vs JUDGMENT, ( ) ) ) ( ) Rex Smith and wife, Grace Horney Smith This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of Superior Court of Iredell County, State of North Carolina, be- fore His Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them by the Vourt in favor of £& the defendants and agdinst the plaintiff, as set out in the record: It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover nothing of the defendants, and that said plaintiff pay the costs of this action as taxed by the Clerk. Jno. M. Oglesb Judge Presiding North Uarolina } In the Superior Court Iredell County 9 November Term 1928. The Farmers Warehouse and 011 Mills Inc. | vs 4 ¢UDGaR a FT Charles RK Goodman $ This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Judge John M Oglesby, and being heard, and it appearing that the defend- ant tendered the plaintiff judgment in the sum of $701.87 as of November 26 1927; and it further appearing that the plaintiff is willing to ac- cept the said tender: « It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $701.87, with interest thereon from November 26,1927, at the rate of 6% per annum until paid, and the cost of the action accruing up to the date of the filing of the answer, to- gether with the cost of the judgment. Jno. M. Oglesb Judge Presiding. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK Thursday November 15, 1928. North Garolina, | In the Superior Court. Iredell County. | Statesville Manufacturing Company vs ' JUDGMENT J A Matheson and wife, Nettie Matheson This cause coming on to be heard at this the November Term 1928 of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendants have compromised all matters of aiffer- ence between them growing out of the matters and things set forth in the complaint in this causeof action, to-wit: The detfendants are to pay to the plaintiff the sum of $28.77 and one-half of the cost of this» action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, except none of plaintiff's witnesses are to prove. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and décreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of Twenty-Eight and 77/100 ($28.77) Dollars, together with one-half off the cost ofnthis action to be taxed by the vulerk, not including, however, any of plaintiff's wit- nesses. Execution not to issue until after January lst, 1929. Jno. M Oglesby BY CONSENT: —— —Yudge vresiding DL Raymer Af®torney for plaintiff H P Grier ; Attorney Dor detendants; North Carolina, § In the Superior Court 28. Iredell County. | November Term 19 Redel Candy Corporation JUDGMENT vs J W Deaton, Trading as Deaton Wholesale Cigar and Candy Co- This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the vVourt before His Honor, John M Oglesby, and being heard and it appearing that the defendant tendered judgment to the plaintiff in the sum of $243.14 9 026 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK Thursday November 15, 1928, with interest at 6% per annum from the 22nd day of December, 1927, and it furthers appearing that the plaintiff accepts said tender; It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $243.14, with interest from December 22, 1927, at 6% per annum, and all cost accruing up to the 17th day of May, 1928, together with the cost of this judgment. Jno. M Oglesby Judge Presiding North Varolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. |} A P Davidson, K M Davédson, RK F Davidson and Joe Devidson Executors of J A Davidson, Dec'd,. vs JUDGMENT UG W Gilleland t This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and being heard, and it appearing to the court that the plaintiffs and defendant have com- promised all matters of difference between them growing out of the matters and things set forth in the complaint and in the answer in this cause upon the following terms, to-wit: The defendant is to pay the plaintiff the sum of $25.00 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, except none of plaintiffs! witnesses are to prove. It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed bybthe Court that the plaintiffs recover of the defendant the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars, togebher with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court not including, however, any of the plaintiffs as witnesses. BY COMSENT: ee ORT Grker & Grier &ttorneys for plaintifrd D L Raymer Attorney for defendant. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK Thursday November 15, 1928. North Carolina, }j In the Superior Bourt, Iredell County. { Bovember Term 1928. Mary V Conger, Exeoutrix () of T J Conger. vs JUDGMENT S R Morrison This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that summons in this action had been duly served on the defendant, S K Morrison, and the complaint duly filed on November 11, 1927, and that the same was duly verified and the cause of action was founded on a contract under seal, to-wit a note se- cured by a chattel mortgage on certain personal property, and that the defendant has failed to answer said complaint. IT IS THEREFORE, considered and adjudged that the plaigtiff have judgment by default for want of an answer, and that the plaintiff Mary V Conger, Executrix of T J Vonger, recover of the defendant S RK Morrison on the note suedren in the sum of FIVE HUNDRED THIRTY THREE DOLLARS END FIFTY NINE CENTS, with interest from November 11, 1927 until paid, at the rate of six per cent and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further adjudged that the plaintiff is entitled to the immediate possession of the cotton, corn, wheat, cotton seed, raised on the lands described in his ancillary proceedings, «nd also the Géwrandid mules described in the said proceedings, and that the aforesaid judgment £ is a specific lien on said property; and that execution be issued by the Clerk of the Court directing the Sheriff to sell the aforesaid property in satisfaction of this judgment. Jno. M. Ogles¥ a ~sudge Poss Tding sourt North Varolina, In the superior Cour Iredell vounty. J A Kennedy, Minor by his general guardian, H L Kennedy. JUDGM ENT. vs Southern Railway Companye Tis cause being called and it minor and is duly represented herein by his appearing to the vourt that the plaintiff in this action is a general guardian, H L Hennedy, who has been duly and regularly appointed e such by the Clerk of the superior court of Iredell vounty: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ois i IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK SECOND WEEK Thursday November 15, 1928. Thursday November 15, 1928. And it further appearing that said action is for a personal injury to said infant, J A Kennedy, which happened to him on or about the It is further ordered, adjudged ane decreed that the ggreement of compromise and stttlement entered into by and between the parties here- 17th day of July, 1928, when one of defendants trains collided with an to he and the same is hereby in all things sanctioned and approved and it automobile or truck in which he was riding at a point where the public 4s therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed bhat plainiiff recover of the road crosses at grade tracks of the defendant. defendant the sum of $115.00, and the cost of this ation, as a settlement And it further appearing to the Court that the parties hereto in full for all damages whatsoever by reason of the personal injury re- have agreed to cpmpromise and settle all matters at issue between them ceived by plaintiff's ward, J A Kennedy, at the time and on the occasion growing out of the aforesaid injuries to the said J A Kennedy by the defend- mentioned in the complaint, and the defendant, upon the payment of this ant paying to the plaintiff the sum of One Hundred and Fifteen ($115.00) judgment, shall be forever discharged from any and all other and further x Doliars, and that defendant pay the cost of this action, and that said liability to the said J A Kennedy by reason of the personal injury receiv- parties desire the sanction and approval of the Court in order to make ed by him at the time and on the occasion set out in plaintiff's complaint; said agreement binding, effective and valid by reason of the fact that plain- It is further adjudged that the plaintiff recover the cost of tiff's ward, J A Kennedy, is a minor, and the Court hating investigated the action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. facts involved in said personal injury to the said J A Kennedy for the pur- pose of ascertaining whether or not there was actionable negligence on the Jno. Mv. Og spy__ “~ BY CONSENT: Judge Pres ng part of the defendant, and also to learn the extent of the injury to plain- tiff's ward, and having made such investigation and having examined witness- Attorney for Plaintiff Grier & Grier es who had personal knowledge of the matter, all for the purpose of enabl- Attorneys for defendants ing the Court to determine whether or not it is for the best interest of z said minor, # A Kennedy, that plaintiff compromise and settle all claims, action or causes of action, which said minor now has, or may hereafter fave against the defendant by reason of said personal injury to the said JA Kennedy for the sum of $115.00 and the cost of this action, and the Court being of the opinion, after having made such investigagtion, that it is bo the best interest of plaintiff's ward, J A Kennedy, that the matters at is- sue in this action be compromised and settled and that the plaintiff as guardian of said J A Kennedy accept and receive from the defendant the sum of $ 115.00 and the cost of this action as a settlement in full for all dam- ages whatsoever which have heretofore, or which may hereafter arise, by rée~ ason of the injuries received by said J A Kennedy growing oub of the colli- sion by defendant's train whth the car or truck in which he was riding a8 above set oubs; Itsis, therefore, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that it is to the best interest of plaintiff's ward, J A Kennedy, that the mat- ters at issue in the above entitled case be compromised and settled, and that the plaintiff as guardian for the said action, as a settlement in full for all damages whatsoever by reason of the personal injury plaintiff's ward received and of the matters and things alleged in the complaint. 530) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK Thursday November 15, 1928. North Carolina, | In the Superior Court, Iredell County. 4 November Term 1928. J B Colt Company vs JUDGMENT E Pruett Hager This case coming on to be heard and being heard before his Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding at this term and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have mutually agreed and compromised their differences on the defendant paying the plaintiff the sum of One Hundred Fifty-eight Dollars and ninty-five cents ($158.95) with interest on same from October the 15th1923 at the rate of six per cent (6%) per an- num with the cost of this action: It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court & that the plaintiff, J B Colt Company, recover of the defendant, E Pruétt Hager, the sum of One Hundred Fifty-eight Dollars and ninety-five cents ($158.95) with interest on said amount at the rate of six per cent(6%) per annum from Octoher 15th, 1923. It is further ordered that the defendant pay the cost of this action as taxed by the Clerk of the Court. Consent Judgment: J W Sharpe Atty for Plaintiff Lewis 4% Lewis Attys for defendab. North Varolina, {4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County. 4 November Term 1928. TO HIs HONOR, JOHN M OGLESBY, JUDGE PRESIDING: I hereby beg to respectfully report to the Court that I have, at this term of Iredell Superior Court, inspected and examined, to the pest of my ability, the conduct and administration of the office of the Clerk of % the Court of Iredell County, and that I find that said office is being con ducted by the said Clerk, Hon John L Milholland, in a most highly commend= able, business-like and efficient manner, and from all that I am able to as certain I report that said office is being conducted in accordance fully with all the laws governing and regulating the conduct and administartion of said office. Respectfully submitted, Approved: Zeb V Long, Solicitor: Jno. M. Oglesb uage rres Nge IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1928, state of North Carolina, | In the Superio Iredell County. ' Pp r Court George Mize vs ‘ JUDGMENT, William Earl Mize { THIS CAUSE, coming on to be heard at the November Term of Iredell Superior Court before his Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding and a jumpy, and being heard upon an inquiry for the Jury, and the jury having an- swered the issue submitted to them as follows: And what amount is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff? Answer. $600.00 And it further appearing that the warrant of attachment issued in this cause has been duly served on the defendant as provided by law and required by the court and that said warrant of attachment has been duly served by the Sher- iff levying on the lands of the defendant situated in Statesville Township, Iredell Gounty, North Carolina and being a one-forth undivided interest ig the follow&ng described property to-wit; Beginning on the North sdde of Stockton Street, Swans corner N 40 deg- rees W 198 feet to a stake; thence S 51 degrees 182 poles to a stake Bosts corn- er, thence S 41 degrees East 198 feet to Stockton Street; thence with said stret to the beginning, contatining by metes 222 poles 1 1/3 acres more or less, same being the property where J M Mize now lives and all the land purchased of Mrs farnieeTucker May 30th 1894 see deed registred in Book 20 page 101. It is therefore considered, ordered and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $600.00 with interest from the 12th day of November, 1928 until paid, together with the cost of this action. It is further considered and adjudged that said judgment is a ttachment issued ched by the Sheriff under the warrant of a lien on the lands atta in this cause, and that said lands be sold under execution to satisfy said judg- ment, as provided by law in such case. This the 15th day of November 1928. Jno. M. Oglesb Judge o e udicta strict/ North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. | C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina vs JVUDGME AT Mrs J C Wakefield This cause coming on to he heard upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon the defendant on September 25th, 1928, by acceptance of the service by the defendant; And it further appearing that the action is instituted for the recovery of $1000.00, with interest from June 50th, 1928, for assessment of $100.00 per share duly made by the Comptroller of the Currency against ten shares of stock of par value of $100.00 per share owned by the de- fendant, Mrs J C Wakefield, in the Commercial National Bank of Statesville NC, on the 18th day of April, 1928, being the date that the said Com- mercial National Bank was declared insolvent; And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer with the thirty days allowed by law and that the plaintiff is en- titled to judgment by default final for the sum of $1000.00 with interest from June SOth, 1928. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant, Mrs J C Wakefield, $1000.00 with interest from June 30th, 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. This 12th day of November, 1928. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County NC North Carolina. jj In the Superior Court Iredell County. jf C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. Me JUDGMENT This cause coming on to be heard upon the verified com plaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the stnmons nerein and copy of saod complaint was duly served upon the defendant on Sept- ember 27th, 1928, by acceptance of the service by the defendant; And it further appearing that the action is instituted for the recov- ery of $400.00, with interest from June 30th, 1928, for assessment of $100.00 per share duly made by the Comptroller of the Currency against four shares of stock of par value of $100.00 per share owned by the defendant, I L Bell, in the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, NC, on the 18th day of April, 1928, be- ing the date that the said Commercial National Bank was declared insolvent; And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer within the thirty days allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judg- dint by default final for the sum of $400.00 with interest from Sune 30th,1928. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, I L Bell, $400.00 with interest form June 30th, 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. This 12th day of November, 1928. John L Milholland 7 Glerk Superior Court of Iredell County, NC North Carolina, } In thw Superior Court Ifedell County. § Before the Clerk. Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh, N. C. vs R E Jurney and wife Bertha Jurney, C B Myers & H C Bristol § ) ) JUDGMENT. ) 4 This cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court and being heard and it appearing that the defendants Kk E Jurney and wife Bertha Jurney have paid all past dus assessments or installments to the plaintiff, together with the taxes and cost and other changes and the plaintiff 9 > desires to take a voluntary non-suit. It is therefore ordered and adjudged on the motion of Zeb V Turlington that this action be and the same is hereby non-suited Attorney for the plaintiff the cost having previously been paid. This November 12, 1928. John L Milholland erk Superior court. North Carolina, In the Sugerior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk. A P Davidson vs SU Dat Es 2. B M Wilhelm and Y S White This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersign- ed Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell Counfy, on Monday November 19th, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this action on August 30th, 1928, and served on August 3lst, 1928, by reading and delivering a copy of the summons and a copy of thr complaint on each of the defendants; and it further appearing to the Court that a duly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 30th day of August, 1928, and it further appearimg to the Court that the defendahts are indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of TwonHundred Fifteen Dol- lars, together with interest from the 30th day of March, 1927, at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid; and it further appearing that said amount is evidenced by a promissory note executed by defendants to the plaintiff, the terms of which note is set out in the complaint filed in this cause; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendants have not filed an answer or demurrer in the time allowed by law; It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, B S Wilhelm and Y S White, the sum of $215.00 with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from March 30th, 1927, until paid and that the costs of this action be taxed by the Court against the defendants. This the 19th day of November, 1928. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. jf Before the Clerk. First National Bank of 4 Statesville, N. Cc. 0 j } ve JUDGMENT. D. B. Stearns This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior C urt of Iredell County on this Monday» November 19th, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that on October 16th, 1928 plaintiff caused a summons to be issued against the defendant in this action and at same time filed in this offive a verified complaint; and it further appearing bhat on the 17th day of October, 1928, said summons, together with copy of verif- 4ed complaint, was Gulu served on the defendant; and it further appearing that this is an action to recover the sum of $500.00 with interest on said sum from September 24th, 1928, evidenced by defendant's promissory note, subject to a credit of $92.94 paid on said note on October Srd, 1928, leaving a balance due plaintiff on the date of said payment of $407.86, with interest thereon from said date at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid; and it further appear~- ing that the defendant upon executing and delivering his note to the plaintiff as aforesaid, deposited with the said plaintiff two shares of the common capital stock of the Piedmont Baking Company as collateral secubity for the payment of said note, and that under the terms and conditions of said note upon default in the payment thereof by the defendant the plaintiff shotld have the right to sell said stock at the front door of its banking house gone and kheree other puxiz pingeax in iredeti fwunky in the City of Statesville, first advertising the same for ten days at the court house door and three other public places in Iredell County; and it further appearing thet more than thirty days have elapsed and ex- pired since the service of summons and copy of the complaint on the defendant, and that the defendant has failed to appear and answer or demur to saud complaint within the time allowed by law, and still fails and neglects to answer or demur to said complaint; It is, therefore, consicred, adjudgned and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Four Hundered Seven and 86/100 ($407.86) Dollars, with interest thereon from October 3rd, 1928 at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid; It is further considered and adjudged that H L Newbold, Cashier of the y appointed commissioner to advertise and sell the plaintiff, be and he is hereb two shares of Common capital stock of the Piedmont Baking Company deposited with the plaintiff as collateral security to the note, advertising said sale ten days by posting notice thereof at the court house door and thegpe other public places proceeds of said sale as a payment on this judgment an the County and apply the ff by the defendant. or to any other indebtedness due plainti It is further considered and adjydged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. John L_Milholiand Bierk Superior Court Tredell County North Carolina, } In the Superior Court. Iredell County. 49 Mrs M L Ward vs JUDGRA HR Te J B Foster and Mrs J B Foster This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under. signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell Court, on this Monday November 26 1928, and it appearing to the Court that on the 22nd day of October, 1928, plain- tiff caused summons to be issued against the defendants in this action and at the same time filed in this office a verified complaint; and it further appearing that on October 26th, 1928, the said summons, together with copy of the complaint was Guly served on each of the defendants; and it further appearing that this is an action to recover the sum of $686.01, evidenced bytva promissory note of the defendant J B Foster and endorsed by defendant Mrs J B Foster, dated Warch lst, 1928, with interest from date at the rate of six per cent per annum; and it further appearing that more than thirty days have é@lapsed and expired since the service of summons and copy of the complaint on the defendants and the de- 1 fendants have failed to answer or demur to said complaint within the time al- lowed by law. It is, therefore, condidered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the d-fendant the sum of Six Hundred Eighty-Six and 01/100 ($686.01) Dollars with interest from Mapch lst, 1928 at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. at John L. Milholland bane Clerk Superior court Iredell County. North Varolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk. First National Bank of Statesville, NC vs JUDGMENT G E Crouch and M F Crouch { This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on this Monday, November 26, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that on October 16th, 1928, plaintiff caused a summons to be issued against each of the defendants in this action and at the same time filed in this office a verified complaint; and it further ap- pearing that on the 20th day of October, 1928, said summons, together with a copy of said verified complaint, was duly served on the defendant M F Crouch; and on October 22nd 1928, said summons and copy of the verified complaint was served on the defendant G E Crouch; and it further appearing that this is an action to recover the sum of $500.00 with interest on said sum from September 14th, 1928, at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid; and it further appearing that more than thirty days have elapsed and expired since the ser- vice of summons and copy of the complaint on each of the defendants, and that the defendants and each of them have failed to appear and answer or demur to said complaint within the time allowed by law, and still fail and neglect to answer or demur to said complaint: It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendants and each of them the sum of Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars, with interest thereon from September 14th, 1928 at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid. It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. John L Milholland erk Syperior court Iredell County North Carolina, 1} In the Superior Court. Iredell County. 4 Daisy H Campbell, Administratrix of Dr. A Campbell, deceased. \ ve JUDGMENT Mittie R Gregory, Administratrix of WH H Gregory, deceased. oming on to be neard before the undersigned Clerk of This causé © Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard upon the duly verified comp= and other evidence, finds as 4 fact that the summons in this cause laint filed in this cause and no answer having been filed n e ’ by thésdefendant, and the court gust 29th, 1928, and serv and by leaving copy of the c nswer has ever been filed to said complaint; ed on August 29th, 1928, by reading was issued on Au omplaint with the de- the same to the defendant, fendant on said date, and that no 4 O38 that more than thirty days has elapsed since said complaint was filed in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court and served on the defendant, ana it further appears that said cause of action is based upon”a written agreement signed by the defendant's intestate, and that said complaint is based upon and asking for an amount certdin, to-wit: $1,000.00 with interest. It is therefore ordered and adjudged and depreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the d fendant the sum of $1,000.00, together with interest on the same from the 29th day of October, 1928, un- til paid, together with interest @n the same at the rate of six per cent per annum, and for the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This October 29th, 1928. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court Iredell County North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County. 4 C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C vs JUDGMEN®. John A Scott, Administrator of Nola S Carpenter, Mrs W F Sherrill and E Grier Waugh. This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, November 26th, 1928, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly eerved upon each of the defendants on October 26th, 1928. And it further appearing that the action is instituted for the recovery of $865.00 with interest from March 7th, 1928, upon a note executed by Nola S Carpenter, intestate of John 4 Scott Administrator, and endoreed by Mrs W F Sherrill and E Grier Waugh; And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of $865.00 with interest from March 7th, 1928. It is now ordered and adjudged bhat the plaintiff, C L williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C., recover of John A Scott, Administrator of Nola S Carpenter, as principal amd Mrs W F Sherrill and E Grier Waugh as endoreers the sum of $865.00 with interest from March 7th 1928 at the rate of 65 per annum until paid and all cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. This judgment shall not carry costs or be a lien against the Administrator. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Cour \ \ North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. | C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N .C. vs wM orr and wife,Ethel F Orr. This c&use coming on to be heard before me on Monday, November 26th, 1928, upon the verified complaint of tre plaintiff and it appearing to tis Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon each of the defendants on Septerber e7th, 1928; And it appearing that this action is instituted for the recover upon two notes of the defendants, executed by the defendants to the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C., one of said notes being for the sum of $450 with interest from April 19th, 19°8, and the other said note being for the sum of $425.00, with interest from February rd, 19283 Ana it further appearing that the defendants have not filed an ans- werwithin the time allowed by law and tiat the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said note with interest. It is, theréfore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $450.00 with interest from April 19th, 1928, and the further sum of $425.00 with interest from February 3rd, 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L. Milholland —Tlerk Superior Court of Ifedell County N C Noath Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. | C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of 0 Statesville, N. C. f vs ' JUDGMENT. j C L Clark This cause coming on to be heard on November 26th, 1928, upon the plaintiff and it appearing to the int was duly served upon the defendant on Court that the sume perifiieafcomplaint of the mons herein and copy of said compla October 22nd, 1928. And it furfher ap pearing that the action is instituted for the re~- covery of $500.00, with interest from June 30th, 1928, for assessment of $100.0 ° 9 d per share duly made by the Comptroller of the Currency against five shares of stock of par value of $100.00 per share owned by the defendants ¢ L Clark, in the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C on the 18th day of April, 1928, being the date that the said Commercial National Bank was declared insolvent; And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer xt within the thirty days allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of $500.00 with interest from June 50th, 1928. It is, therefore, ordred and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, C L Clark, $500.00 with interest from June 30th, 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County NC North Carolina, {f In the Superior Court Iredell County. |} C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercail National Bank of t Statesville, N. C i vs 6 JUDGE 2. John Hagaman 4 This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, November 26th, 1928, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of @aid complaint was duly served upon the defendant on October 22, 1928, And it fubther appearing that the action is instituted for the recovery of $500.00, with interest from June 30th, 1928, for assessment of $100.00 per share duly made by the Comptroller of the Currency against five shares of stock of par value of *100.00 per share owned by the defendant, John iHagaman, in the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C, on the 18th day of April, 1928, being the date that the said Commercial National Band was declared insolvent: And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer with the thirty days allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of $500.00 with interest from June 30th, 1928. It is, there@re, orde ed and adjudged that the plaintiff ren cover of the defendant John Hagaman, $500000 with interest from June s0th 1928, and all costs ofthis action to be taxed by the Clerk. JO Milholland CienK Super sor Court of Iredell] County N C \ North Carolina, | i tie bt Iredell County. 4 C L Williams, Receiver of the tatesville, N. C. \sinteavild National Bank of vs JUBGMENT, Julius H. Waugh This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court xm that the defendant has settled the note sued on in this action and has paid the cost of the action, It is now, upon motion of the plaintiff, ordered and adjudged that this action be and is hereby dismissed. This 29th day of November, 1928. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court By consent: E M Land Attorney for plaintiff. North Carolina, 0 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 1 C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. vs John A Scott, Administrator of William Morrison and R L Morrison. } i ’ 4 JUDGMENT { } } This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, December 3rd,1928 upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was dult served upon each pf the defendants on November 3rd, 1928. And it further appearing that the action is instituted for the recove f note executed by ery of $1000.00, with interest from May lst, 1928, upon @ R L Morrison; endants have not filed answer with William Morrsion and endorsed by And it further apearing that the def in the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by de- Pauls Pina] Bec ee wee WRINNGO.00 With interest tore ey S005 Some It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, C L Williams, Receiv- s no 2 er of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C., recover of John A Scott Administrator of William Worreion, 2s principal and R L Morrsion as endorser 542 the sum of $1000.00 with interest from May lsf, 1928, at the rate of sixper cent per annum until paid and all cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, The judgment against John A Scott, Administrator of William Morrason shall not constitute a lien upon the assets in the hands of said administrator and no execution therein against the said Administrator shall issue until are ter the time allowed by law for settlement of said estate. John L. Milholland er upéerior Court o Iredell County NC North Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County. C L Williams, Keceiver of the Commercial National Pank of Statesville, N. C. vs 7UDGEE i ?. Clara Eaton This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, December 3rd,1928, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon the defendant on November 2nd, 1928. And it further appearing that the ation is instituted for the recovery of $500.00 with interest from June 30th, 1928, for assessment of $100.00 per share duly made by the Comptroller of the Currency against five shares of stock of par value of $100.00 per share owned by the defendant, Clara Eaton, in the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C., on the 18th day of April, 1928, being the date that the said Commercial National Bank was declared imsolvent; And it further appearing that the defendant, Clara Eaton has not filed an answer within the thirty days allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of $500.00, with interst from June 30th, 1928, It is, therefore, ordrede and adjudged that the plaintiff recov* er of the defendant, Clara Eaton, $500.00 with interest from June 30th, 1926. John L Milholland bei “Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, N.C. pee Summers North Carolina, {| In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 CL Williams Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. vs Margaret Turner This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, December 3rd, 1928, upon the verified complaint of the phaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly eerved upon the defendant on October 29th, 1928. And it further appearing that the action is instituted for the re- covery of $1400.00, with interest from June 50th, 1928, for assessment of $100.00 per share duly made by the Comptroller of the Currency against foure- teen shares of stock of par value of $100.00 per share owned by the defendant Margaret Turner, in the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C., on the 18th day of April, 1928, being the date that the said Commercial National Bank was declared insolvent; And it further appearing that the de@ndant has not filed an answer within the thirty days allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of $1400.00 with interest from June 50th 1928. I~ is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, Margaret Turner, $1400.00 with interest from June 30th, 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior court of Iredell County NC 1 Court North Carolina 4 In the Superior B the Clerk Iredell County. | efore vs { JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT. Gertrude F Summers 0 Plaintiff in the above entitled action, through his attorneys, Grier & Grier, comes intomopen Court and enters a voluntary non-suit. It is therefore, considred and adjudged that the above entitled eby non-suited. action be and the same is her nd adjudged that the plaintiff pay the It is further considered a e taxed by the 1928. he Court Cost of this action to b Clerg of the This Monday, December 3, net she r super G North Carolina, , In the Superior Court. Iredell County Eline's Inc. vs 7UDGHMERN TT; J Will Deaton trading and doing business as Deaton Wholesale Cigar and Candy Co. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the unfer- signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County om Monday December Srd, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this action on May 2nd 1928 and served on May Srd, 1928, by reading and delivering a copy of the summons and a copy of the complaint on J Will Deaton the defend- ant; and ittfurther appearing to the Court that a duly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 3rd day of May 1928; and it further appear- ing to the Court that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Five Hundred and sixty-nine & 37/100 Dollars, with interest on said anount from the 26th day of Dec 1926, at the rate of 6% per amnum until paid; and if further appearing that said amount is due and owing under a written contract exec: ted by defendant to plaintiff, the terms of which ontract are set out in the verified complaint filed in this cause; and it further appearing that de@ndant has not filed an answer or demurrer in the time allowed by law: It is therefore ordered amd adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Five Hundred and sixty-nine & 37/100 Dollars with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from the 26th day of December 1926, until paid and trat the costs of this action be taxed by this Court against the defendant. This Dec 3rd 1928. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. Sea esbte te se sesh st North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. } Virginia Finance & Mortgage Corp. Lynchburg, Va. vs JUDGMENT. Wm. M Orr and wife Ethel F orr. Q This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard upon the duly verir fied complaint filed in this cause, and other evidence, and no answer having been filed by the defendants, and the court finds as a fact that the sum mons in this cause was issued on the 27th day of October, 1928, and served on the 29th a@n@.SO0th days of October, 1928, by reading the same to the defendats, and by leaving copies with the defendants on said dates, and that no answer has ever been filed to said complaint; that more than thirty days has elapsed since said complaint was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court and served on the defendants, and it further appears that said cause of action is based upon a written agreement signed by the d fendants, and that said comp- laint is based upon and asking for mamount certain, to-wit: $526.85 with intere est from April 14, 1928; but by agreement and upon motion of plaintiff's coun- sel judgment was asked for $436.85 with interest from April 14, 1928. It is therefore ordered and ad udged and decreed by the Court that ths plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $436.85, together with interest on the same from the 14th day of April, 1928, until paid, together with interest on the same at the rate of six per cent per annum, and for the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Vourt. This third dag of December, 1928. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior court of Iredell County N C. North @arolina 4 In the Superior Court Iredel} County } C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. vs JUDGMENT. J F Waugh, James E Tharpe E Grier Waugh and L H Bradshaw This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, December 10th, 1928, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said Complaint was duly served upon each of the de- fendants on November 5th, 1928. And it firther appearing that the action is {nstituted for the recover of $300.00 with interest from June 16th 1928, upon 4 note exeucted by J F Waugh, and em@oreed by James E Tharpe, E Grier Waugh and L H Bradshaw 3 And it fupther appearing that the defendants have not filed answer within the time allowed by le" and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of $300.00 with interest from June 16th, 1928. It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, c L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C, recover of 3 p Waugh, as principal and James E Tharpey E Grier Waugh and L H Bradshaw as en- dorsers the sum of $300.00 with interest from June 16th, 1928, at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid and all cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, NC North Varolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. |} C L Williams, hecetver of the Commefcial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. vs JUDGMENT L Waugh, E Grier Waugh and F Waugh. R J This cause coming on to be heard on December 10th, 1928, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the sum- mons herein and copy of said complaint was dyly served upon each of the defend- ants on November 5th, 1928. And it further appearing that the action is instituted for the ree covery of $400.00 with interest from May 30th 1928, upon a note executed by Kk L Waugh and endorsed by E Grier Waugh and J F Waugh. And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed an- swer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judg- ment by default final for the sum of $400.00 with interest from May 50th 1928. It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C., recover of Kk L Waugh, as principal and E Grier Waugh and J F Waugh as endorsers the sum of $400.00 with interest from May 30th 1928, at the rate of six per cents per annum until paid and all cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County N C North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. Statesville Hardware Company vs JUDGMENT H R Cowles, R L White and C W Rawlings This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, December 10th, 1928 upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon each of the de- fendants more than thirty days prior to the 10th day of Decem ber, 1928. And it further appearing that the action is instituted for the re- cover of $313.70 with interest from May Sth, 1928, upon a note executed by HR Cowles, and endorsed by C W Rawlings and k L White. And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of £313.70 with interes’ from May oth, 1928. It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, Statesville Hard- ware Company, recover of H R Cowles, as principal and C W Rawlings and R L White as endorsers the sum of *313.70 with interest from May 5th, 1928, and all cost of this action to be taxed ty the Clerk. John L. Mtlholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County N C North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. vs } JUDGMENT. Y S White and B M Wilhelm { This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, December 3lst, 1928, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon each of the d fendantson November 30th, 19283 earing that this detion is insti defendants to the Commercial tuted for the recovery And it app ecuted by the upon a note of the defendants, ©x said note being for the sum of $500.00 with National Bank of Statesville, NC, interest from April 9th, 1928 And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed @n an- swer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said mote and interest, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintirr recover of the defendants the sum of $500.00 with interest from April 9th, 1928, ang all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County MC. Sbtetese tHitst North Varolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. vs JUDGMENT J C Roseman and J B Foster This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, December Sls$, 1928, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to ne Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served Foster on November 28th, 1928, and on J C Roseman on December 1 1928. And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon a note of the defendants, executed by J C Roesman to the Commer- cial National Bank of Statesville, N . and endorsed by J B Foster, for the sum of |740.00 with interest from VYarch 29th, 1928. And it appearing that the defendants have not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judg- ment by default final for the principal sum of said note and interest. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover ofbthe defendants the sum of $740.00 with interest from March 29th, i928, and all costs of the ation to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk of otecr see Court o Iredell County N OC North Carolina, |} In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4} Before the Clerk J G Lewis and H E Lewis, trading and doing business as Lewis & Lewis. vs Y S White and B M Wilhelm This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under- signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday the Slst day of December, 1928, and it appearing to the Court that this action is on a note and for a certain stated sum and that the summons and copy of complaint were served on each of said defendants on the 23rd day of November, 1928 and that more than thirty days has elapsed since said time and no answer or demur has been filed, and that the defendants are indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum of $325.00 to- gether with interest thereon from the 50th day of August 1926:until paid. It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiff recover of the defendants the sum of $325.00 together with interest there- on at the rate of six per cent per annum fpom the 5Oth day of August, 1926, un- til paid, and that the costs of this action be taxed against said defendants. Jonn L. Milholland Tlerk Superior Court o Iredell County N © } } the superior VCourt. North Carolina, 9% In th pe fore the Ulerk. Iredell vounty. } _— uhomas & Lackey, & purtners:ip i trading and doing business us shomas & Lackey. i yUDGMENT. vs Julius vray, Ji-mie parnes, ' Contractor and u. ii. Moose, } Subcontractor. } his cause coming on to be heard, and it appearing that the defend- . : go Cc of com- ants having been served with copies of summons &tu alec, copies : ‘ur &ppear- plaint filed therein at the time of filing guit, and it further appe " ' being made by ing that no answer having beer filed uor demurrer to sume g within the time sper gummons and filing of complaint, end ified by law, to wit: with- either of the defendants in thirty days trom the igsuance of e court that the plainti inaivisible contract with the cGon- M. Mocse upon the property of ff is filea 4 materials it further appearing to th ttan'g lien based on an entire and or Ue» tractor Jimmie sarnes and gubcontruct the owner Julius “ray fully described in plaintiffs complaint, and also copies of notice and claim of lien upon Jimmie Barnes and subcontractor C. M. Moose, and it further appearing that same being filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Iredell County within six months from the delivery of said meterial to the said defendants Jimmie Barnes and C,. y, Moose upon the property of Julius Gray fully described in this complaint, and it further appearins that said material was used in the construction of a dwelling house upon the property of lot of the said Julius Gray in the city of Statesville, Iredell County, state of North Carolina, and it further appearing to the Court from the pleadings herein filed that the purpose of this action is to obtain a lienee's right to subject said property to wit: the lot fully described in plaintiffs complaint, together with the dwellings house thereon to the payment of said lien. It is therefore upon motion of B. G. Beckham of counsel for the plaintiffs, considered ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs reoover of the defendants the sum of #541.04 and interest thereon from date at the rate of 6% per anum, and that the same be declarec a specific lien on said property herein fully described, in complaint and it is further ordered that the plaintiffs issue execution against said property without homestead rights, and that the same be sold at ng duly advertised according to iaw at the Court house the City of Statesville, Iredell County, state of North Carolina and ceeds of said sale be applied upon this judgment. And it is further end adjudged that the plaintiffs recover the costs of this action the costs in the filing of the notice and claim of lien to be ry the Clerk. Clerk of, the Superior Court. “nis the 21, day of January 1929. It being the 3, Monday in January 1929. Setetetesesecesetese North Carolina, 4§ In the Superior Court, Iredell County. § Before the Clerk. Mrs. Lizzie Rimmer, Plaintiff, bt JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT 4 4 Troutman Light and Power Co., 6 Defendant. 6 ** this cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the ee Court from the admissions of the parties, that the plaintiff and defendant — havé compromised and settled all matters and things of controversy growing out of the cause of action set forth in the plaintiff's complaint here* and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has paid to the plaintiff the amount agreed upon, infull, complete and final settlement of the said action and the plaintiff having come into Court and offered to submit to a voluntary non-suit. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover nothing more than the arount already paid to her, as agreed upon in settlement, and that this action be, and the same is hereby non-suited and dismissed. 4his the 22nd day of January, 1929. John Le Vilholland Clerk Superior Court we Consent: Grier & Grier Ittotneys for Plaintitr Long and Glover } Attorneys TSpthependant P S117 »4 : > North Carolina jf In the Superior Court, Iredell County 4 Before the Clerk. J. *. Kimmer Vs IDGMENT OF NON-SUIT ‘ ) Troutman Light and § Power Company. ‘ This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have com- from the admissions of the parties, all matters and things of controversy growing out of the cause promised and settlea of action set forth in the plaintiff's complaint herein, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has paid to the plaintiff the amount agreed upon, in full, complete and final settlement of the said action and the plaintiff having come into Court and offered to submit to 4 voluntary non-suit. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that sik 9 Cour ’ da Plaintiff recover nothing more than the amount alreacy paid to him, as agree -suited upon in settlement, and that this action be, and the same is hereby non-s and dismissed. y of January, 1929. ohn L. Milholland “cient Superior Court ——SCS +his the 22nd da We Consent: Attorneys for plaintiff Attorneys for the Defendant North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. 9 Before the Clerk. The federal Land Bank of Volumbia, Plaintiff . Miller and wife, Leona Miller) ~ 4 ‘ vs j JUDGMENT AND ORDER OF FOhECLOSURE 4 j ’ ‘ssociation, Defendants. +his cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned as Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, upon application of the plaintiff, the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, for a judg- ment by default final upon its complaint, and for want of an answer, and bee ing heard, the Court find the following facts: 1. That surmons was duly issued in this cause on the 50th day of April 1928, and the same has been duly served on al of the defenda nts herein, and a duly verified complaint was filed herein, as required by law, and a copy thereof served on all resident defendants, and that the defendmt W. S. Miller and wife, Leona Miller, mortgagors, and the defendant Statesville National Farm Loan Association, have neither appeared, answered nor demurred thereto and are now in default, and that more than thirty (30) days have elapsed since the service of the surmons issued in this cause; 2. that this action is founded upon a promissory note for the repayment of money borrowed of the plaintiff, which was executed and de livered by the defendants, W. S. Miller and wife, Leona Miller, and duly en ~ dorsed by the Statesville National Farm Loan Association to the plaintiff, which is now the lawful owner and bona fide holder thereof, and is secured by a mortgage of even date ther with duly executed and delivered to the plaintiff by the ssid defendant borrowers on the 9th day of March, 1920, which was duly recorded in the office of the Kegister of @eeds for the county and st.te aforesaid on the 9th day of March, 1920, in Sook 47 at pages 166, : and this mortgage covers the same land described in the plaintiff's complaint he retofore filed in this cause, which is located and bounded as follows: All that ‘ fa @értain Piece, parcel or tract of land conteining g0-1/8 acres 5 » less one deeded for a burch lot, more or less, situate, lying and 953 ing on the Eufola and Taylorsville road, about 12 miles West from the town of statesville, N. ©., in Shiloh “ownship, Younty of Iredell, State of North Carolina, having such shape, metes, courses and distances as will more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof, made by %. 0. Lazenby, Surveyor, on the eazrd day of Feb., 1920; the s me being bounded o n the North by the lands of J. ht. Stewart and S. B. Waurh, on the East by lands of S. 3. Waugh and J. H. Hoke, on the South by lands of J. ¥. McNeely and T. A, Miller, on the West by the lands of Mack Goble and J. RK. Stewart. 3. thet John 4A. Scott be and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner of this Vourt to advertise and sell > the last and }tighest bidder therefor, upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgaged lands described in s the complaint herein and report his pr with a complete statement of his receipts and disbursement: ‘or future consideration and orders by this Court; 4., That the said mis é require the successful bidder to deposit at once, with him, or into this irt, the sum of THREB HUNDEED ($300.00) Doilars, either in cash or by certified check, the same to be applied on the bid should there Db: j therewith, but should there be a failure to comply therewith, the! + shall be forfeited to the plaintiff and the premises resold on the same or the next ‘onvenient salesday thereafter upon the seme terms and at such bidder's risk; 5. That upon the confirmatior * the sale of ssid lands by the Clerk of the Court, and when th: sale shall have been fully complied with, the s id Commissioner shall make title to the purchaser in fee, and of the s ic premises on production A thereupon the same shall be put i to possession of the deed; and the proceeds of sale, after paving the costs of this action, the expenses of the sule and all unpaid taxes then assessed upon the property, shall be applied first to the s tisfaction of this judgment in favor of the Federal Land Bank of Yolumbia and therafter, until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encumbranes in the orcer of their priority; 6. That the terms of sale shall be as foilows: “11 bids shall be cried and accepted only as cash proposals to be consummated immediately after the confirmation of the sale by the payment of the entire sum bid for said lands, the purchaser to pay for the preparation and recording of the deed of conveyance unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, and the requisite revenue stamps, quired on the deed to plaintiff; in which event no stamps are re 7, That permission is given to The “ederal Land Bank of Columbia to bid at said sale or at any resale of seid mortgaged lands and in Case it is the successful bidder it shall not be required to make a deposit s action, the amount of its bid with ite bia and efter paying the costs ef Sht this judgment; Shall be applied as a credit upon interest and equity of redemption of 8. That all right, title, a the dcfendants, W. ©, Miller and wife, Leona Miller as well as of al O04 whomsoever claiming through or under the same in and to the premises or any part r thereof herein ordered to be sold shall be, and upon sale of said lands fel ais e are, hereby forever barred and foreclosed. This the 25th day of June, 1928. North Iredel State 1929, Judge Term, and Pr zeb V into o jurors Fred W Gaithe Hicks, Ramsey lawful LN Br Taylor and J \ Nos 2 ‘ State vs Levi P No. 3- \ State vs Johnso Ben Te No. 4 State vs IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1929. Monday January 28, 1929. Carolina, 9% In the Superior Court 1 County. January Term 1929. Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the and County aforesaid, on the 5th Monday before the lst Monday in March the same being January 28, 1929, when and where His Honor, W F Harding Presiding andpHoidtings@ourts:fornthe Fifteenth Judicial District Spring 1929, is present and presiding, and the Hon. John G Lewis is present osecuting in the name of the State on account of the sickness of Hon. Long, Solicitor. J L Sherff2l1, High Sheriff of Iredell County is present and returned pen Court the names of the following sooad and lawful men to serve as for the First Week of this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: The following were drawn and sworn as Grand-Jurors for the term: Sherrill, WL Jones, Frank Deaton, C H Beaver, LA Dagenhardt, C r, J E Bryant, J A Thomas, WC Perry Jr., C B Ward, R L Levan, Kk M J W Lackey, J F Ryne, © H Stutts, Jas Bunch, John A Gunn and M E Jr. Frank Deaton was appointed and sworn as foreman of the Grand-Jury . H F Heath was appointed and sworn as officer of the Grand-Jury. E A Myers, J A Harrill and L H White were excused by the Court for causes. H S Goodin, did not answer when called. The following were drawn and sworn as petty jurors for the week; own, T C Cavin, P D Kennedy, M K Brown, R L Adkins, Mason E Brown, Troy A R Deitz, F N Moore, RG Cavin, R A Cloyd, C E Keiger, W M Barringer , = ’ , H Shuford. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Alias Capias hillips , OR TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. Defendant called and failed. and Instanter Capias. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa n Wilson ague SPEEDING AND RECKLESS DRIVING Alias Capias WL Jones IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM L€29 Monday January 28, 1929, SELLING LIQUOR. 7. :: Continued under former order { State f vs j June McLean 4 No. @? TO APPEAR AND SHOW. State Defendant appeared. Continued under former order, vs Herbert G Morrison] ( No. 8 TO APPEAR AND SHOWK GOOD BEHAVIOR. State Defeniant appeared and showed good behavior. Contimed vs under former order. Ked Cline No. 9 & 10 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. State Alias Capias and Instanter Si Fa. vs Thomas Harrison No. 12 & 135 SEDUCTION State Alias Capias vs Edd Gantt No. 14 TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR Sate Continued under former vs Ted Dishman No 15 TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR State Alias Capias vs Lester Brewer No. 16 TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR State Alias Capias to Iredell & Catawba Counties. vs Toy Mathis No. 18 PERJURY State Alias Capias vs Fieldon M trivett No. 19 & 20 State vs John Hager alias Frank Brown STOREBREAKING LARCENY’ AND RECEIVING Alias Capias. | No. 25 State vs Hoover Fisher TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR Alias Capias Se ee > Ot EE Be No. 24 & 25 GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS “or Alias Capias Instanter R C Gilbert No. 26 TE eran MPARY LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE ‘ Alias Capias Eugene Smith Ne. 27 State vs Lee McLelland No, 28 \ State ‘ \ \ \ \ vs Grover Teague Robert Teague James Thornton No. 29 State vs Al 233167 State vs Fred Ervin No. 31 State vs Charlie Overcash No. 33 State vs Claud Cook No. 34 \State vs JC Parker No. 355 State vs Dock Davis No. 37 State vs S R Morrtson No. 38 State vs Lloyd Bowman No. 59 State vs Dewey Houston Cecil Isenhour Beecher Isenhour IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1929 Monday January 28, 1929, TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias.Instanter, Si Fa Instanter. ASSAULT ON FEMALE Nol Proséd with leave as to Robert Teague and James Thornton. Grover Teague not taken. LARCENY Continued. Capias to Rowan County TO APPEAR AND SHOWN GOOD BEHAVIOR. Continued under former order. defendant appeared TO APPEAR ANB SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR Defendant appeared and showed good behavior. Continued under former order. FORGERY / Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias ASSAULT Continued by consent NON*SUP PORT Capias to Catawba Cotnty. ( DISPOSE OF MORTGAGE PROPERTY (0) Continued by consent ) ‘ { { GARNALC INTERCOURSE { Alias Capias ) ' LARGENY Continued for defendants. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1929 Monddy January 28, 1929. No. 54 GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS State Continued for defendant. vs_ Joe Eccies No. 359 GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS State vs { ORDER OF REMOVAL W T Henderson 4 The defendant having filed an affidavit setting forth that the acts complained of in the bill of indictment, if they took place at all, took place in Catawba County, and the Solicitor for the State admitting that the facts set out in the affidavit and alleged in the bill of in- sistent took nines in Catawba County. Now Therefore, It is ordered that this cause be and the same is hemeved to Catawba County to be tried in the Superior Court of said County, with the right to the defendant to make ang such motions as he may desire to make in the Superior Court of Catawba County. The Clerk is directed to certify to the Clerk of the Sup- erior Court of Cabawba County the record in this cause. No 41 { HOUSEBREAKING AND ATTEMPT LARCENY State The defendant comes into open Court and pleads vs ) guilty to Housebreaking and larceny as charged in T G Benfield § the bill of indictment. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning Janpary 29, 1929, at 9:30 A. M. i ( L <n Judge Presiding and Hélding courts or the 15th Judifial District. ) \ State } \ vs John Sherrill " IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1929, Tuesday January 29, 1929. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morning January 29, 1929 afb 9:50 A M for the dispatch of busfiness. No. ll } State ) vs } 4 Wagner Ferguson TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Continued for defendant. Hon ue. On account of sickness of Hon Zeb V Long, Solicitor,/Buren Jurney is appointed by the Court to Prosecute in cases in which Hon John G Lewis who-is ating as Solicitor, represents the defence. The following were drawn sworn as talesman jurors for the day: N D Tomlin, L P Benfield, WwW C Johnson, J G Jurden, WY M Milstead, N O Williams, Baxter Guy, J E Sloop, WN Sankey Gaither and ‘’ F Moore. No. 32 LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILES State The defendant Comes intomopen Court and through his vs counsel Y E Hennesee pleads not guilty. Paul Workman Jury after being sworn and empannelled returned a verdict of guilty. Open for judgment No. 40 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON State Continued for defendant. vs Carltom Miller No. 42 ASSAULT WITH DE ORDER. This cause coming on to be beied at the January Term 1929 of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and during the trial of the cause the Court being of the opinion that this is a case that ought to be on the criminal side of the docket, transfers the cause to the Justice of the Peace Court, making the prosecuting witness, J H Ayers, Plaintiff, and John Sherrill the defendant. The Clerk of this Court is directed to transfer all proceedings to the Justice of the Peace Court to be heard before G R Anderson, Jusitce of the Peace. The plaintiff is allowed twenty days in which to file a complaint add the defendant is allowed twenty days from filing of the complaint in which to file an answer, the day for trial to be fixed by the Justice of the Peace on motion of either plaintiff or defendanf. W F Hardin Juage rresiding State FO aarenmtant comes into open Court and through his coun- “os a Saphee not guilty. Jury sworn and empannelled. “ hn Yo white witness called and failed, Forfeiture $80. John Thomas oer. count of absence of the witness Cyrus White the a iendrews a jury and makes a mistrial snd orders a new ert "Inetanter sci Fa and Instanter Capias to issue for Cyrus White No. 46 State vs Roy McLelland No. 47 State vs Roy McLelland No. 48 State vs Frank Henderson No. 49 State vs tredell Thornburg Ernest Parker No. 50 State vs Robert Wilson Norris Alexander No. 52 State vs Coleman Fox Nae , 56-57-58 State vs Jason Troutman Q 9 y 9 IN SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1929 Tuesday January 29, 1929. ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. A Jury after being sworn and empannelled returns a verdict of guilty of Assault with deadly weapon, Continued for judgment ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. A Jury after being sworn and empannelled returned a verdict of guilty. Continued for judgment ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads not guilty. A Jury after being sworn and empannelled feturned a verdict of guilty. Continued for judgment LAKCENY OF AUTOMOBILE Grand-Jury returned "Not a True Bill". LARCENY Norris Alexander not taken. The defendant Wislon comes into open Court and thrau his counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads not guilty. A Jury after being sworn and empannelled retunned a verdict of guilty. Continued for judgment. SEDUCTION Continued for defendant. $2000.00 bond required. POSSESS LIQUOR,ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Continued by consent This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning January 50, 1929 at @:30 A. M. Judge Presi © ng et for the 15th Judi£ial District This Honorable IN TEE SUPERIOR COURT JANUSRY TERM 1929 Wednesday January 30, 1929 Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morming January 50, 1929 at 9:30 A M for the dispatch of business. \No 6 State vs Erby Keller No. # \ State vs “ Johnson Wilson Ben Teagne No. 34 & 25 \ State / Vs R C Gilbert No. 33 State \ vs Claude Coék No. 36 Btate v8 Oscar Wilson \ No. 43 \State \ vs Alex Young James Nesbit No. 44 \ State vs John Thomas No. 45 State vs -F L Brincefield Oscar Myers No. 50 State vs Norris Alexander No. 51 State va Vernon Rash } ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON $ The defendant comes into open Court and through } his counsel Lewis and Lewis Pleads not guilty. i At the close of the State's evidence the defendant (moved for verdict of not guilty on the ground that the § bill of hridictment was found more than TWO YEARS after } the date of the alleged assault. The motion was allowed } and the Court directed a verdict of not guilty. ) TO APPEAR AND SHOW GooD BEHAVIOR. } Alias Capias and Sci Fa. Ontinued. 4 } GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS Alias Capias to Iredell & Mecklenburg Counties. Continued 9) FORGERY § Alias Capias and Sci Fa $ Continued. j FORNICATICN AND ADULTERY The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Lewis & Lewis Pleads not guilty. Jury after being sworn and empannelled returned a Yerdict of not guilty of Fornication and Adultery. LARCENY Defendants called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias. FORGERY The defendant comes into open Court and throygh (his counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads not guilty. Jury after being sworn and empannelled returned a verdict of mot guilty in the first count. But guilty econd count. ae "Judgment of the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $25 and the costs of this actton, LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE Continued for defendants. RCENY uel Proged with leave. BRIBERY Contimied by consent: i} IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1929. Wednesday January 30 1929. \ No. 53 TEMPORARY LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE \ State Continued until May Term 1929, vs Wayne Putnam Claud Gryder No. 55 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. State The defendant comes into open Court and through vs : his counsel Lewis &NLewis pleads not guilty. Oliver Davidson A Jury after being sworn and empannelled returned a verdict of not guilty. No 27 & 274 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR AND DRIVE CAR INTOXICATED State The defendant comes into open Court and through his vs counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads not guilty. Lee McLelland Verdict guilty. Continued for judgrent. North Carolina, 4 | In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 January Term 1929. Judge W F Harding, Judge Presiding. We, the grand Jury for the January Term of Iredell Superior Court 1929, beg to make the following report: We have passes on all bills referred to us and have made re- turns to the presiding judge. We visited all the offices in the Court House and find them in good condition as to records kept. We examined Guardians Bonds and annual reports, also magestrates reports and find them all satisfactory. We rec- ommend that a coat of paint be put on all the walls in the Court House with the exception of the managers office which’ has been recently painted. We recommend that the basement be cleaned up thoroughly, sufficient téilets be — provided, and that the coal on the outside of the btilding be moved into the basement. We visited the County Home and found the following inmates} Six white males, five colored males, fifteen white females and eleven colored females. The stock consists of six mules, nine cows and quite a nutfiiber of hogs and chickems all of which are in good condition. -The farm was found in good condition, We recommend some furniture for the reception room of the home, also a flour bin for the kitchen. We also recomend that a rolling chair be furnished an old lady who has not walked for eighteen years and who has been an inmate in the home for a period of nine years. Also, some rocking | chairs for several of the old women. We also recommend three awnings or the windows in the Sothh wing of the main bailding. We recommend general repairs to the gutters and paint to all the outside woodwork. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1929 Wednesday January 30, 1929 We visited the jail and found six white males, four colored males, and two colored females. These are all well cared for. We found the jailors quarters were just recently painted and well kept. The prisoners quarters were clean but walls need painting. We recommend that a padded sell be put in good condition in case it is needed. We visited the County Chain Gang and found a total of thirty one prisoners, twelve white males and nineteen colored males. These report being well cared for. We found their quarters satisfactory for a temporary camp. We recommend, however, that a larcer range be placed in the kitchen as the one now used is inadequate,. There were three guards at the camp, besides the Superintendent. We found twelve mules all of which were in good condition. All equipment and road machinery were found in good condition,. Frank Deaton Foreman of the Grand Jury No 32 LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE State Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprison- vs ed in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of Paul Workman FOUR MONTHS, and assigned to work on public rodds of said County for said period. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning January 31, 1929 at {Go A. M. f Presiding and Holding Courts — for the 15th Judic District. ) poe i 562 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ae ii, | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ™ JANUARY TERM 1929. 7 JANUARY TERM 1929 Wednesday January 30 1929, ; 4 Wednesday January 30, 1929 \ ge. 53 TEMPORARY LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE : \ State eT Toes ham dee : We visited the jail and found six white males, four colored males, vs Wayne Putnam ; and two colored females. These are all well cared for. We found the jailors Claud Gryder quarters were just recently painted and well kept. The prisoners quarters \No. 55 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. were clean but walls need painting. We recommend that a pagded sell be put State The defendant comes into open Court and through ' his counsel Lewis &NLewis pleads not guilty. in good condition in case it is needed. vs ; Oliver Davidson A Jury after being sworn and empannelled returned a verdict of not guilty. We visited the County Chain Gang and found a total of thirty one prisoners, twelve white males and nineteen colored males. These report being No 27 & 27% TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR AND DRIVE CAR INTOXICATED State The defendant comes into open Court and through his well cared for. We found their quarters satisfactory for a temporary camp. vs counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads not guilty. Lee McLelland Verdict guilty. Continued for judgment. We recommend, however, that a larger range be placed in the kitchen as the one now used is inadequate,. There were three guards at the camp, besides the Superintendent. We found twelve mules all of which were in good condition. North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court : All equipment and road machinery were found in good condition,. Iredell County. 4 January Term 1929, Judge W F Harding, Judge Presiding. . eee Frank Dea We, the grand Jury for the January Term of Iredell Superior Foreman of the Grand Jury Court 1929, beg to make the following report: We have passes on all bills referred to us and have made re- . No 32 LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE i t turns to the presidin udge. ; State t Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprison- ? ? eee vs ? ed in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of 9 j We visited all the offices in the Court House and find them in : Paul Workman FOUR MONTHS, and assigned to work on public rodds of said County for said period. good condition as to records kept. We examined Guardians Bonds and annual reports, also magestrates reports and find them all satisfactory. We rec- ommend that a coat of paint be put on all the walls in the Court House with the exception of the managers office which’ has been recently painted. We recommend that the basement be cleaned up thoroughly, sufficient téilets be provided, and that the coal on the outside of the bailding be moved into the basement. We visited the County Home and found the following inmates} Six white males, five colored males, fifteen white females and eleven colored females. The stock consists of six mules, nine cows and quite a nutiber of hogs and chickems all of which are in good condition. -The farm was found in good condition. We recommend some furniture for the reception room of the home, also a flour bin for the kitchen. We also recomend that a rolling chair be furnished an old lady who has not walked for eighteen years and who has Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning been an inmate in the home for a period of nine years. Also, some rocking os wad wenenabie chairs for sev 1 | f Several of the old women. We also recommend three awnings or, January 31, 1929 at # Fo a. u. f the windows in the Sotbh wing of the main building. We recommend generas i repairs to the gutters and paint t . oe Presiding and Wolding Courts ~ p © all the outside woodwork a oe reek 1eihl District. Thursday Momning January 51, 1929 at 9:50 & M for the dispatch of business; No. 27 State vs Lee McLelland No. 27% State vs Lee McLelland No. 48 State vs Roy McLelland No. 47 State vs Roy McLelland No, 50 State vs Robert Wilson No. 4 Sci Fa Docket State vs Clyde Huffman -o-~ et OE FS I A aI a te ey IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT JANUARY TERM 1929 Thursday January 351, 1929, This Honorable Court convenes according to ,djournment TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant ha pay a fine of $50.00 and the cost of this action, DRIVE CAR UNDER INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR. Judgment of the court is that prayer for judgment continued for two years provided the defendant pay the cost of this action, Capias to issue on motion Qof the Solicitor at term, ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON The judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of SIX MONTHS, to be assigned to work on public roads of Iredell County. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Judgment suspended on payment of costs in this case and also in case No 46 State vs Roy McLelland LARCENY It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that px prayer for judgment be continued for two years with leave to the Solicitor to pray judgment at any time, conditioned that the defendant pay the cost of this case and pay for the stolen cotton at this term of the Court, LARCENY Thésdefendant in this action was bonded to ap- pear before GhR Anderson Justixe of the Peace on Dec 10 1928, but at that time me failed to appear and was called out _sijstieaee-times The cise was tran- sferred to this docket for issuing of Sci Fa and Collecting of bond. At this Jan Term Iredell Superior Court,It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the for- fieture of bond in this case for sum of $1000.00 be made absolute and that execution be issued ag- sinst the behdsman A R Miller for saia@ amount. IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT JANUARY TERM 1929, Thursday January 3] 1929, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4} January Term 1929. Sam Moore vs ISSUES Mariah Moore Jury sworn and empannelled answered the issues as follows: ist. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than five years prior bo the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. 2nd. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes Srd Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for more than five years prior bo the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes 4th. Was said separation without fault of the plaintiff? ANSWER: Yes. North Carolina, {| In the Superior Court Iredell County. (4 January Term 1929, \ Sam Moore vs JUDG ERT. Mariah Moore This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court and being heard before His Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding and a jury, and the jury having answred the issues submitted to them as follows: ’ t of the Stateb : "Ist. Has the plaintiff heen a boni fide residen of North Carolina for more than five years prior to the commencement of this action as allaged in the Complaint? ANSWER. Yes. end. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged fn the complaint? ANSWER: Yes 3rd. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and spart ommencement of this action as allog- for more than five years prior to the ¢ : Yes ed in the complaint? ANSWER: © 4th, Was seperation’ without fault of the phaintiff? ANSWER; Yes % a \ / \ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1929, Thupsday January 31, 1929 on motion of H C Dearman, Atty for Plainti It is, therefore, /adjudged, ordered and decreed by the m Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the Plaintify, Sam Moore, and the defendant Mariah Moore, be ahd the same aré hereby dissal- ved and an absolute divorce prahted. It is further ordered by the Court that the plaintirer be taxed with the cost of this action by the Clerk of the Court, We. Hardi judge Presiding 15th Juatotal Dist: State of North Caroléna, County of Iredell Ernest Johnson vs £688 0 26. Beulah Hoke Johnson Jury after being sworn and empannelled amswered the issues as follows: lst. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide residént of the State of North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement of £ this action? ANSWER: Yes. 2nd, Were the plaintiff and the defendant married as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. Srd. Did the defendant Beulah Hoke Johnson commit adultry as alleged in the complaint? AMSWER: Yes. Notth Carolina 4 Iredell County 4 Ernest J Johnson 4 vs § JUDGMENT, \ Beaten Hoke Johnson 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this the January Term of Iredell Superior Court before his Honor, Honorable WF Harding, Judge Presiding and a jury having answered the issues sub@ mitted to them as follows: Ist. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement” ’ of this action? ANSWER: Yes 2nd. Were the plaintiff ah@ defendant @arried as allged in o the complaint? ANSWER: Yes, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1929 Vhursday January 31, 1929, Srd, Did the defendant, Baulah Hoke Johnson commit adultry as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes Itm is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretfore existing between the Plaintiff, Ernest Johnson and the defendant Beulah Hoke Johnson be, and the same are here- by dissolved, and the plaintiff Ernest J Johnson is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant Baulah Hoke Johnson. It is further ordered that the costs of this action as taxed by the Clerk of this Court be paid by the plaintiff, W. F. Harding Judge Presiding Thaés Honorable Court takes 4 recess until Monday Momning February 8 4th, 1929 at 10:00 O'clock A. M. a ° ng Courts Pear the 1¥th Judicial District. IN THE SUPERIOR. COURT JANUARY TRRM 1929 SECOND weEK Monday Pebearpyy 4, 1929, North Carolina, | In the Superior Court,’ Iredell County. | January Term, 1929 This Honérable Court meets according to adjournment at 10:00 o'clock A M Monday Morning February 4, 1929 when and where His Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding amd Holding Courts of the 15th Judicial District of North Carolina, is present and presiding, this the Sec- ond Week at January Term, 1929. JL Sherrill, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Caro- lina returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawe- ful men to serve as jurors of this Court for the second week for civil cases, to-wit: W A White, A S Puller, J A Reavis, Sam J Knox, H 0 Montgomery, W G Dishman, W D Peacock, W M Westmoreland, C C Stearns, Hill Knight, 0 O Harwell, J E Deitz, Sam Huie, F B Abernarthy, FT Mescham, L A Ervin, J E Tatum, DA Perry, LA Anderson, J F Winters, T N Brown and A A Cartner. C B Riddle and C Robt Johnston were excuesed for law ful Causes. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. January Term 1929. J P Horton, W A Bristol, Trustee and § vs JUDGMENT. V ) Statesville Lumber Company. This cause coming on to be heard at the January Term 1929, of Iredell County Superior Court, before his Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding, and being heard upon the motion of Scott and Collier, Attor- neys for the defendant, to dismiss the action as of non-suit, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that this action be, and the same is ehreby dismissed and judgment as of non-stit entered against the plaintiff. tt is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs in thie action, W. F. Hardi idee Presiding if in the SUPERIOR couR? SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY @TH 1929. North Carolins, 4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County. 4 January Term, 1929. / Mrs. Sanford Benfield, Plaintiff, vs Robert P. Benfield, Defendant. 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alleged in the complaint? Answer. Yes 2. Did the defendant, Hobert P. Benfield, commit adulter, as alleged in the complaint? Answer. Yes 3. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for two years next immediately preceding the commencement of tht action? North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Ilredell County. 1 January Term, 1929. Mrs. Sanford Benfield, Plaintiff, vs Robert P. Benfield, Defendant. ' i 4 JUDGMENT f i i This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before his honor, W. F. Harding, Judge presiding, and a jury, and the juy having answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the palintiff em@ et out in the record. It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the , ’ now and heretofore existing between the plaintiff and against the defendant, as 8 bonds of matrimony a Gefendant be, and the same are @issolved and set aside absolutely an e , plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. appearing to the Court that one child, a girl, f the union of the plaintiff and de- fendant and that the said child is now in the custody of its mother, tody of said infant 4 » person to have cus ; the plaintiff, and to the proper ‘ It further now four years of age, was born ° ie etetie, ganguan Cute be Ghee plaintiff, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ; . - IN THE SUPERIOR COUR? SECOND WEEK on nee SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1929. Monday February 4, 1929, and exclusive custody of said minor child, No 367 This the 4th day of February, 1929. oO W Ketcham vs Ww, 2 Harding Grier-Lowrance Construction Co, udage 6s ng Jury drawn, sworn and empannelled in this case and taking enshi -knetine. In the Superior Court of evidence continues through the day, Theefollowing jury: Iredell County. January Term 1929. A S Fuller, Sam J Knox, H 0 Montgomery, Hill Knight, 0 0 M. D. Smith Harwell, Sam Huie, F B Abernathy, L A Ervin, J E Tatum, J F Winters T MW “vs Brown, and A A Cartner. Ethel Hortmon Smith 1. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer. Yes 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for two years immediately preceding the filing of the complaint in this action? Answer. Yes, 5. Did the defendant commit adultry as alleged in the complaint? Answer. Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court; This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning Iredell County. January Term, 1929. at 9:30 A.M. M. D, Smith, February 5, 1929 cial District. t { 8s 4 - . : oe on ee yuage Pteslding C6 corse 4 Ethel Hartman Smith. for the 15th This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, W. F" Harding, Judge, and a jury at this term, and being heard, and it appear=- ing that the jury answered the issues as follows: list. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: “Yes" end. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for two years immediately preceding thee filing of the complaint in this action? bg be Answer: "Yes" | Srd. Did the defendant commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? ‘2 ‘een d Answer: "Yes", ne IT IS THEKEFORE ORDERED AND. ADJUDGED That the » of matrimony heretofore existing between M. D. Smith and Ethel Hertman be and the same are hereby dissolved. That the cost of this ac eo by ee ree to the statute. ve In Tae pee eae COURT SECOND WERK TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1929, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tues- day Morning February 5, 1929 at 9:50 A M for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. E, Morrison, etal, -V3s- RECEIVERS!S REPORT J. Ke. Morrison Grocery & Produce Company, a Corporation, TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY: Robert &. Collier, Receiver of the J. K. tiorrison Grocery and Produce Company, herewith reports to the court that since the last report in the above entitled matter he has made diligent effort to collect the balance of the outstanding accounts of the above insolvent defendant cor- poration and that from said report to the date of this court, he has collected from the accounts receivable the amount of $4,321.74 and that nothing has been paid out of in the way of expenses, Your Receiver further reports that he has made diligent effort to collect all of the account s listed upon the books of this insolvent Coporation and finds that it is impossible to either collect or adjust in any manner the accounts hereinafter enumerated to the amount of $11,415.84 and asks that the Court will make an order allowing the receiver to sell at public auction to the highest bidder for call all of the said accounts as hereinafter set out. T. M. Allison $500.00 J. L. Abernathy, Newton, N. C. 156.45 Alexander Cash Store 185.49 R. B. Adams, Hiddenite 112.05 Tom Allison 175.00 American Cafe 22.41 American Cafe, Mooresville 12.74 Andrews Music Store, 2.40 Asbury Cafe 14.20 Armour Co. Wilmington 59.29 J. R. Aldman, Mooresville 162.17 Athelean Cafe 6.40 Aldman, Mooresville 174.67 Barkley, Salisbury 28.51 Brantley (Note) 40.00 W. Bell ’ 16.35 Brantley (Note) 40.00 J. Belk, Mt. Ulla 8.85 ve Brantley (Note) 40.00 Big Four Mercantile Co. Taylorsville 124.22 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1929, G. Beatty (Note) W. Boshammer, City B. Barnette, Davidson M. Bost A. Bost W. F. Bridges Filling Sta. Troutman Lee C. Brown, R, F. D, G. Burton, Cornellus, N. C,. Broadway Cafe, Stony Point W. A. Hunting & Co., Jackson, Mich D. J. Brock, & Son, Rocky Mt. Carolina Poultry & E@g Co. Salisbury 8. K. Carson, Elmwood Carolina Stores E. 0. Clonninger, Troutman, N. C, J. P. Cloaninger, Catawba Campbell Hotel, Taylorsville J. Fred Collins, Richmond, Va. D. GC. Cowan P. D. Cline Collins Filling Station Ed Cope, Mocksville Coney Island Hote Lunch Amos C, Crouch Ola Davidson, Troutman R. C. Davis, Taylorsville E. W. Daniels 8S. G,. Earp, Taylorsville L. F. Dowell, Amity Empire Prodice Co., Savannah, Ga. Feimster & Stevenson, Taylorsville F. M. Finger, Statesville R. M. Fortis, Spartanburg, S. C. H. C. “ox, Mooresville Fox Hunter's Ass'n. GC. P. Fox Major Foote ASF. 20s N. W. Fox S. P. Frazier, R. F. D. C. L. Frazier, Taylorsville R. E. Gaither, Harmony M. L. Godfrey O. Gither, Harmony Gunn Gant, Stony Point, N. C. Lantern Tea Room Garrison John D. Gibson (Note) Chas. R. Goodman, Mt. Ulla Harmony Hdw. Co. Henry Hall A. F. Harris, Onin Harmony Cafe, Harmony J. A. Heath J. C. Hedrick Hedrick Service Sta., Loray Henkel Craig Live Stock Co. J. G. Hoover Hotel Campbell T,ylorsville WwW. F. Horn, Re F. D. w. F, Horton H. A. Houston Iredell County meee R. F. D. C. W. Jenkins Mrs. E. Js Jones, (Bad Check) Mrs. Jennings, Vance Hotel R. W. Johnson, Harmony A, Karusos Knox & Barnette, Davidson T, J. Kerby, Taylorsville D. J. Kimball $106.62 39.25 192.24 67 220 11.69 151.04 71.72 38.40 12.18 16.52 184.00 236.72 22.56 23.33 2.43 1.00 3.25 41.00 72.03 16.15 9.00 45.28 256.42 207.21 141.39 155.53 28.90 196.49 143.81 93.52 93.15 29.80 120.00 93.99 30.18 60.07 19.07 23.84 5.04 48.19 47.25 104.43 31.20 137.22 107.43 25.55 20.00 6.40 50.00 87.73 6.53 1.52 19.36 20.37 246.10 124.96 20.62 6.835 30.17 3.25 42.22 15.34 9,05 32.14 65.56 2.60 Note 100, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1929 W. C. Kyles J. L. McConnel (Note) J. L. McConnell, Cornelius, N. C. F. D. McCoy (Bad Check) Walker McLean, J. L. McConneil (Note C. R. McLean J. R. McKinnis, Catawba J. L. McCormack M. System Store W. Mills (Bad Check) R. Mills (Note) J. Matheson T. D. Mayberry, Hiddenite Merchants Produce Co. Hickory H. C. Miller T. A. Miller, Eufola W. W. Miller W. B. Mills R. P. Mitchel? Miller & Atwell T. Aw Miller & Son, Eufola We. P. Minish O. W. Moore, Mooresville A. C. Morrison, Stony Point, N. C. F. S. Morrison Morrow & White, S. Point P., H. Moser, Claremont Will Murdock Nicholson Furniture Co. J. W. Nesbit E. E. Nesbit James Orrin, Troutman G. Pruitt (Note) Peet's Hot Dog Stand, Mooresville Piedmont Produce Co. Salisbury W. C. Perry, Barium Springs Peters Cafe, Mooresville J. P. Pierce, Kenneth Raymer, Trautman Rives Bros., Greensboro Risser & Robinowitz Inc. Phila. Pa. Rome Saunders, Sherrills Ford Robert Scott T. E. Sherrill, Sherrills Ford Sands & Co. Asheveille Siceloff Battery Co. W. T. Shaw, Turnersburg - D. Shuford - Sherrill, Eufola - Smith, Davidson - Snead - Smoot e W. Spoolman Statesville Fruit Co. J. S. Steele, % American Cafe T. D. Stewart, Eufola (T. A. Miller) Charley Stikeleather, Eufola T. D. Stonestreet, Mooresville D. H. Stack, Olin J. G. Surratt J. P. Sumpter Swift & Co., Charlotte A. C. Summitt; Cleveland Taylorsville Drug Co. Taylor Bro., Winston-Salem C. H. Thomas b, Thompson Towell, Mooresville Triplett, Mooresville Turner, Dunlap Troutman, Troutman Tillery; R.FD. Bus Station Vickers Wooten, ( Note) \ F J. Murdock IN THE SUPERIOR CoURT SECOND WEEK TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1929 Rs D. Wallace, Houstonville 24.60 Grier Waugh 78.49 B. E. Weisner, New Hope 308.22 Ethel Wallace 70.86 F. W. Wagner & Co., Charleston, S, C, 6.00 J. J. Watts Cafe, Taylorsville 13.60 R. W. Willis, Statesville Filling Sta. 14.15 P. C. White, Stony Point, N. Cc, 77.29 David Wilson (Note) 27.15 W. C. White 4.10 York & Turner, Mooresville 8.52 Total $11,415.84 — Respectfully submitted, this the 28th day of January 1929, Robert A. Collier RECEIVER The foregoing report of Kobert A, Collier, Receiver of the J. K. Morrison Grocery & Produde Co. is in all respects approved and ordered filed for record with the papers in this cause, It is further ordered by the court that the accounts listed as un- colletable to be advertised by the receiver at the Court House Door and three other public places in the County of Iredell for a period of twenty days and there-after to be sold for case to the highest bidder, W. F, Harding JUDGE PRESIDENG,. Superior North Carolina, In the Superio y Term 1929. Iredell County. January Tern ere Judgment Murdock Chair Co. This cause coming on to b* heard by consent it is e nd . considered and adjudgment by the Yourt that plaintiff received of defendan the sum of twenty five dollars, payment of said sum has been made to Plaintiff scover no the receipt of above is hereby acknowledged and plaintiff is to recov further sum. ade between the parties also includes g to about $200.00 which The settlement m tin certain chairs sold by defendant to plaintiff amoun is to be have not been paid for and it 4s understood that this judgment is irs sold and delivered by defendant treated as a receipt of Defendant for cha to plaintiff of which had not been paic for. It is further adjudged that Plaintiff and Defendan ccordingly. Should pay one half of cost to be taxed by Clerk @ F. Herding By consent: Hats -predi ding ahh itt cA Rey for BéFendant , No, 48 | State vs Frank Henderson No. 23 State vs Hoover Fisher No. 47 State vs Roy McLelland O W Ketcham vs IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK fUESDAYYFEBRUARY $, 1929. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON, . It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that prayer for judgment be continued upon payment. of the cost of this action, : TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR The defendant having been called out at the November Term 1928, and judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias ordered, the defendant having been taken under the capias issued from this Court, and now being before the Court, the Court is informed by Mr H G Mitchell that he is directed by the Soli- citor to State to the Court that he does not de- sire to have the defendant held in custody and that he did not intend for the capias to be is-~ sued, and that the Court is requested to release him from custody. It is therefore adjudged that the defendant be released from custody and the order for capias at this term issued striken out, ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON The order heretofore made at this term is xkzx stricken out. It is now adjudged that the de- fendant be confined in the County Jail fow a term of four months, to be assigned to work on the public roads of Iredell County, sentence to take effect at the expiration of the sentence in No. 46. ( ) Grier-Lowrance Construxtion Co ( day. Work on this case resumed and continued through the This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morn- ing February 6, 1929 at 9:30 A. M. IN THE SUPERIOR court SECOND WEEK Wetinesday February 6, 129 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednes- day Morning February 6, 1929 at 9:30 A m for the dispatch of busniness. No. 367 Oo. W. Ketcham vs Grier-Lowrance Construction Uo. Work on this case resumed and continued through the day. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning February 7, 1929 at 9:50 A. I. —- Aba Judge Presidi g and Holding Courts for the 15th Judivial District. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK Thursday February 7, 1929. This Honornable Court conwenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning February 7, 1929 for the dispatc¥ of business, North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Bredell County. 4 J&nuary Term 1929 Carolina Discount Corporation, Plff. 16 -vVs- i} JUDGMENT Mrs. Emma Deaton& Jack Deaton. i$ This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor Judge W. F. Harding at this term of the Iredell Superior Court and it appearing to the Court that the parties have settled their difference by agreeing that Plaintiff shall recover of the Defendants the sum of $60.00 and that Defendants pay costs; which *60.00 hss been paid to Plaintiff. It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that Plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $60.00 and that defendant pay costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. W. F. Harding Judge Presiding Consent for judgment: A. L. Starr, Atty. for Plaintiff Zeb V. Turlington, Atty. for Defendants North Carolina, ' In the Superior Court Iredell County. § January Term, 1929. C. C. Fesperman, Trading and doing . business as Motor Sales and Implement _ Company. -vVs- JUDGMENT E. P. Hager This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, W. F. Harding, Judge Presiding, and it appwparing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have compromised and settled all matters of every kind and description now existing between them, this judgment being intended to be a complete discharge and satisfaction of all claims and demands that the said parties may now have against each other, whether set forth in this action or not, and it further appearing to the Court that defendant has agreed to pay the costs of this action: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT a9 SECOND WEEK Thursday February 7, 1929 It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court, by and with the consent of all parties interested, that all matters and things in dispute or now existing between the Plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are hereby satisfied ana discharged, and the defendant is ordered to pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. W. F. Harding Jude Presiding CONSENT JUDGEMNT;: Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for Plaintiit Hugh G. Mitchel Attorneys for Defendant North Carolina, { In Superior Court Iredell County. ( January Term, 1929 H. H. Yount and C. B. Myers -Vs- io Ss. 3 Y. S. White and B. M. Wilhelm What amount, if any, are defendant indebted to Plaintiff? Answer: Yes, $300.00 With interest @ 6% from date of Maturity. Superior Court North Carolina, In the »up Iredell County January Term, 1929 H. H. Yount and C. B. Myers -VS- { JUDGMENT { : Y. S. White and B. M. Wilhelm This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor, W. F. Harding, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and the Jury having answered the , issue submitted to them by the Court in favor of the plaintiffs and as set out in the Record. against the defendant : and adjudged by the Court that the It is, therefore, ordered ed and plaintiffs recover of the defendants the sum of Three Hundr t thereon at the rate together with interes No/100 ($300.00) Dollars, of six per cent per annum y of the note aaed on, a the defendants pay the Costs of the 10th dey of December, 1927, the date of and it is further ordered and ad- the maturit ee judged by the Court that 5a) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT _" ; r SECOND WEEK | ; IN THE SUPERIOR o Thursday February 7, 1928. SECOND WEEK — Thursday February 7, 1929. to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. F Sto. 367 W. F. Harding North Carolina, Judge Presiding in the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term, 1929 \ \ O. W. Ketcha, Plaintiff, \ "ve ISSUES Grier-Lowrance Construction Company, Defendant 1. Is the defendant indebted to the Plaintiff; if so, in North Carolina, In the Superior Court i what amoun Iredell County. Answer: $1046.60 with interest from Auc. 13, 1925 vartts Whe os 2. Did the pluintiff and the defendant enter into the <— e contract as alleged in the answer? Rome Ladd et al Anser: Yes 5. Did the plaintiff breach said contract? 1. Is the Interpleading A. C. Dickens, entitled to Answer: Yes 9/16 of the purchase money of the land sold under the petition : 4. What damage, if any, is the defendant entitled to being the interest of T. L. Ladd? : recover by reason of such breach as slleged in the answer? Answer: Yes pena eee 3 Answer: $1225.50 2. In what amount if any is the Defendant T. L. Ladd indebted, The Interpleader A. C. Dickens or the note set out in the interplea? Answer: Yes 5. Did the Defendant T. L. Ladd and wife F. M. Ladd execrre and deliver to the Interpleader A. C. Dickens the mortgage set out in the interples to secure payment of said note? Answer: Yes, This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning February 8, 1929 at 9:50 A. M. ng for the 15th Judicfal District 5R2 # 355 G. L. Crowell ) vs ( Roy L. Coleman ) # 356 G., L, Crowell ) vs ( ) " Glover Heritage #32 & 32% =) State ( vs ) Paul Workman # Haskel Ayers ) vs ( John Sherrill. ) #474 Foster, by next) vs ) Brown ( James W, #362 A. Y. Alexander, M, M. Sullivan, et al, Stock- holders and Creditors of BalancesSullivan Co. vs. Balsnce-Sullivan Company #439 1s C. Dennis, R. S. Witherspoon and W, G. Harwell vs, R. M, Brawley ) ( ) ( ) ( It is ordered by the court that @lies summon to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, be issued ’ It is ordered by the court that to Alimance County, North Carolina, above entitled action. alias summons be issued.in the The defendant, Paul Workman having heretofore been sentenced to the common jail cf Iredell County for a term of four months it is therefore ordered that said sentence of four months be stricken out, It is further order and decreed that defendant Paul Workman be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term cf 30 days and asigned to work upon the public roads of Iredell County and pay the costs of this action. This cause having been transferred from the criminal docket to the civil issue docket, plaintiff through his counsel, Lewis « Lewis, senda the court word by Turner & Turner that he desires to take a non-suit, judgement of nonysuit. Plaintiff taxed with the cost. Defendant allowed 30 days in which to file amended answer, Plaintif® allowed 30 days after such filing to file reply. North Carolina, In the Suverior Court, Iredell County. January Term, 1929, REPORT OF RECEIVER TO THE HONORABLE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY: I am still unable to make final settlment of this estate owing to my inability to collect one op two accounts which I think I will be able to collect by giving the parties a little longer indulgence. I will make every effor and hope tc be able to make a final settlement of this Receivership at the March Term of this court. Respectfully submitted, J. B. RICE, Receiver of Balance- Sullivan Company. By- Grier © Grier, Attorneys: Approved, Wm. F, Harding. In the Superior Coubt. Nerth Carclina, January Term, 1929. Iredell County. JUDGEMENT This cause coming on to be heard &t this wand it. His Honor, Judge W. F, Harding and being heard : appearing that the parties to this action have difference out of court and the plaintiffs he to pay the cost of this action, Zt is theref adjudged that this action be and the same i and the cost be taxed by the Clerk ageing’ Long & Glover and P, S. Carlton ys. for aintiffs, Zeb, V. Turlington & H, P, Grier Attys. for Be Pandant” wsble manner, and in all respects in conformity with IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1929, arm \ | B, COUNTY - salt; Ww. F. Harding, Judge Presiding: I, Zeb Vance Long, Solicitor of this, the Fifteenth Judicial District, sgupmit to the Ccurt that I have at this term of this court examined and inspected office of Hon. John L, sj possible the conduct and adminis'ration of the Milhelland, ¢, of Iredell County, and that from said inspection of the said office it appears the affairs of said office are being ccndutted in a highly efficient and most the law governing the conduct id office. Respectfully submitted, Zeb Vance Long Ht ~] Solidictor 15th Judicial District. Wm. F, Harding Judge Presiding. ! # 445 RS. McElwee, Executor of J, H,. McElwee, et al vs WeElwee-Martin Tobacce Co.I,c. North Carolina. In the Superior Court. anuary Term 929. Iredell] County. January Term, 1 M THE HONORABLE SUPERIOR COURT CF IREDELL CCUNTY: begs leave to report: ana ny ¢ f Your Receiver in the above entitled proceeding ™ Balance on hand as shown by report of “nee Neceiver to the Court at November Term, 192 Preferred Claims Paid $200.00 200.00 14,25 9,10 Turner & Turner, Attys. Nov. 1928 toL, F, Erwin, Receiver fe John L, Milhclla da, C.S.C. Costs Statesville Daily, notices To Balance for distribution to General Creditors Dividends ‘of .01065 to following General Creditors: ; 5.24 4.65 132 32.00 2.15 21.90 N.C. 537 .08 Respectfully submitted, L, F, Erwin Receiver besville Haw. Go, Statesville, N.C. $ Watesvilie Realty & Inv..Cc. Monk & Co. Farmville, N.C. tin Bros. Tob. Co., New York, N.Y. Petting Co., Louisville, Ky. n& Co, Richmond, Virginia ite 6 J, H, McElwee, Statesville, ribed and ‘enna te before me, the Sth day of February, 1929. G. Smith: rs raf om 584 | #445 R. S. McElwee, Executor \ of J, H, McElwee, 6t al vs McElwee-Martin Tobacco Cc, Ine. # O. D. Ford Mctor Co.,Inc. vs. Atlantic Paving Co. # 422 Vellie Wilcox et al vs Rome Ladd, et al yi i ow an ™ North Carolina, In the Iredell County. Superior Court, January Term, 1929, JUDGEMENT ) ( ) ( ) 4 This Cause, coming on tq be heard and > before his Honor, W, F, Harding, Judge Pressiie neers the January Term 1929 of the Superior Court of eeu and it appearing to the eourt that L, F. Erwin eee Count of the Court in the above entitled proceedings, has aoeee ver all the moneys due, disposed of the property and thee dee ted has disbursed all of said moneys in accordance withthe of tnis court heretfore made, paid all preferred ead ordey incident to Receive ship, and disbursed the balance oe hands to the general creditors, and that he hasmade all his disbursements and proceedings to this court term of the Superior Court has madé his final report; and there appears nothing further for him to do in this dott % IT IS THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged, that said L . Erwin, Receiver, be and is hereby discharged as Said Receiy of the above entitled proceeding, and that he be discharges from his bend, given the conrtiin this cause, 8 in his and at ¢ Wm, F, Herding JUDGE PRES TDING In the Superior Court, ) Worth Carolina, ( January Term, 1929, Iredell County. JUDGEMENT This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, W. F, Harding, Judge Presiding, and it appearing from the pleading that the defendant hasadmitted that during the latter part of August or the first pert of September, 1927 the defendant purchased a truck from the plaintiff for the sum of $150.00 and that it is still due the olaintiff the purchase price of said truck with interest from the first day of September, 1927 until paid and it further appearing that since the filing of sai: answer the plaintiff has agreed to accept the sum of $150.00 with interest from the first day of September, 1927 in full of its claim agsinst the defendant, the plaintiff agreeing to remit all of its claim above $150.00 aforesaid, and interest, It is therefore considered and adjudged thet the plaintiff recover the defendant the sum of $150,00 with interest thereon from the first day of September, 1927 until paid together with the cost of this action up to and including the cost of filing an answer and of this Judgement, Wm. F, Harding. . —J"DCE PRESIDING In the Superior Court. North Carolina January Term, 1929, Iredell Countyi THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard at the Januery oo of The Superior Court of Iredell County, \. C. before Honor, W. F, Harding, Judge and the Jury, and the a Having answered the issues submitted to them as set tl the record, in favor of A. C. Dickens, the Interple Tater IT IS THEREUPON ADJUDGED that A. C. Dickens, the Pleader, recover the defendant T. L. Ladd the sum ot HUNDRED? AND THIRTY DOLLARS, .with interest from tm day of August, 1921,"at the rete of six per cent pe IT IS FURTHER ADJUDGED that A. C. Dickens is entit! sixteenths cf che purchase money from the sale of the petition and in the mortgages of the Interps under the order of the courts for partition, of T, L, Ladd in the lands sold for partition, | arising from the sale theréof under seid proc is further ordered, that T. L, Ladds’? nine-s in the funds arising from said sale be paid A, C, Dickens, and when so paid the same. on the judgement aforesaid; — IT IS ADJUDGED that T, L, Ladd be tai this preceeding arising from a d growing Interpheddang of A, C. Dickens in said p' ’ cos i 4367 . Ketcham Me einti ft vs. Lowrance Construction cay, Defendant ‘ # 367 ) WW, Ketcham, ( vs ) tier-“owrance ( inst. Company ) # 473 RTH CAROLINA WEDELL COUNTY * North Carolina, Intth De Iredell County e Superior Court. enuary Term, 1929, JUDGEMENT This cause coming on to be heard and being herd at this term of the court before His Honor, W, F, Harding, Judge Presiding, and a J ury, and the Jury having answered the issues submitted to them by the court as follows-to-wit» 1. Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiffs if so, in what amount? Answer $1046.60 with interest from August 13, 1925, 2. Did the plaintiff and the defendant enter into the contract as alleged in the answer? Answer-Yes, 5. Did the plaintiffbreach said contract? Answer-Yes 4, What damage, if any, is the defendant entitled to recover by reason cf such breach as alleged in the answer? Answert$1225,.50. It is therefore, considered and adjudged by the court that the olaintiff recover of the defendant the sum cf $37 .94 together with the costs of this action as taxed by the Clerk of this ccurt,. Wry Tw . « ° ~ “Judge Presiding. Harding moved to set aside the verdict and for a nev committed by the ccurt in the progress of the “Exceotion u signed as set cut in Exceotion. Jud signed § 4 excepts and avpeals to the iecen Court. 4 nT hond fixed at 00.00. Notice waived in cpen ccurt. Avpeal bond fixec a’ ¥10 200 asennt. plaintiff allowed 60 days to make up case on oer da tedhar liowe 60 davs thereafter to serve counter appeal and defendant allowed 60 days thereafte case om file exceptions. Plaintiff trial for errors trial. Overuled. the record, Plaintiff deement In THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1929. Worth & Denver City ) wey Company, Plaintiff Va. 4 P, Hegwood, Administrator) t Samel Kestler, Defendant) 1. Did defendan kpenditures for plaintiff, falsely a Neeive and misappropriate or embezzle the “alleged in the complaint? Answer: 4le acting as Audivor of tia. inves tebe. Rees BT eee of a certain woucher, collect, nd graudent Ay 1970 .00 belonging to plaintiff, pe: while acting as Auditor of 2. Did plaintiff's intestate, —, ate aaah of a certain voucher, fitures for plaintiff, falsely an t, receive and misappropr f as alleged.in the complaint? Answer: 3. What damage, if any, 7060.16 __: : i. ts a osite ts cause of actio 4. d fraudently, by me le the sum of $4080.16 belonging to fate or embezz over of defendant? aan is plaintiff entitled to rec n against the defendant barred by the mte of Limitations? Answer: J. Ostwalt “Ss Ostwalt ) Motion to ( in Section No. a in atove case . udgement rendere 0 rn A eet 1928 terms on gros 1986 ensotidated Statutes. Motion hea J. Ostwalt, Plaintiff. at January ) J. H. Barke, Atty: for Mart IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1929 North Carolina, } In the Spperior Court Iredell County. 4 January Term 1929, \ Fort Worth & Denver City \ Railway Company. C P Hegwood, Administrator of SamueidikKesler t 0 vs 0 JUDGMENT 4 § This cause coming on for trial at January Term 1929, of . Iredell Superior Court, and having been tried by His Honor, WF Harding, Judge of the Superior Court, and a jury, and the issues arising on the pleadings and evidence having been submitted to and answered by the jury as follows, to-wit: "1. Did defendant's interstate, Samuel Kester, while acting as Auditor of Expenditures for plaintiff, falsely and fraudulently, by means of a certain voucher, collect, receive and misappropriate or embegzle the sum of $2970.00 belonging to plaintiff, as allered in the complaint? Answer: YES. 2. Did defendant's intestate, Samuel Kesler, while acting as Auditor of Expenditures for plaintiff, falsely and fraudulently, by means of a certain voucher, collect, receive and misappropriate op embezzle the sum of *4080.16 belonging to plaintiff, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: YES 5. Whatcdamage, if any, is plaintiff entitled to recover of defendant? Answer: $7050.16 4. Is plaintiff's cause of action aganist the defendant bar- red by the Statute of Limitations? Answer: NO." iT Is NOW, THEREFORE, om motion of Long & Glover and Zeb V. Turlington and P S Carlton, Counsel for plaintiff, ordered and adjudged, that plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of SEVEN THOUSAND FIFTY AND 16/100 ($7050.16) DOLLARS, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. W. F. Harding Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUSRY TERM 1929, Fort Worth & Déhyer City Railway Co. vs C P Hegwood Administrator of Samuea ;sKesler Defendant moves to set aside the verdict for erors com-=- mitted by the Court in the progress of the trial. Motion overruled. Defendant excepts. Judgment signed. Defendant excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice waived in open Court. Appeal bond fixed at $100 or to comply with the statute. By consent of all pargies, the defendant is allowed 60 days to serve case on appeal; the plaintiff is allowed 60 days after xz such service to serve countercase or file exceptions. North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. | Janpary Term, 1929. Carolina Parlor Furniture Co., Dresxel Furniture Company and others vs FINAL REPORT OF RECEIVER Iredell Upholstered Furniture Co. To Hon. W F Harding, Judge Presiding January Term, 1929, Iredell Super- lor Court: L S Gilliam, Receiver in the above entitled matter, makes the following final report to the Court covering his transactions as Receiver of the Iredell Upholstered Furniture Company. 1. As shown by his report filed at the November Term, 1928, he had received a total of $10407.11, to which should be added $1.50 for refund of insurance premium and $5.60 fro refund by North Carolina Com- 1 of $10412.21. That he verily be- e is entitled. missioner @f Revenue , making a tote he has collected all the assets to which h lieves that nce with the order made at the November Term 2. That in complia enty-three (23) persent on all 1928, he has paid a final dividend of tw erred claims unsecured claims listed in said report and has paid all pref listed in said report and has paid all preferred claims and other 6x- penses set forth in said report, ancluding Court costs and incidentals ad of $22.86 set out in said report and that amounting to $40.84 (inste tal 2.21, being the amount of the to said disbursements aggregate pies . ng assets received by him. 588 3. That he has wound up his duties as Receiver and has ae fully discharged his trust. ierth diioiina 6 ’ In the Superior Court, Wherefore the Receiver prays that this report be con- Iredell County 6 firmed and that the Receiver and the United States Fidelity & Guaranty wy, D. McLelland, Plaintiff Company, Surety 6n his bond, be henceforth discharged from further liab- ‘ VS {lity on account of said Receiver ship. ) ) 8, White, J. W. Nash ( FINAL JUDGEMENT This 4th day of February, 1929. ye B. Myers, B. M. Wilhelm, R, V. Tharpe and W. J, ) son, Defendants, LS Gilliam _— Receiver Irede pholstere rn CO. This cause coming on to be heard before t he unders igned Clerk Sworn and subscribed to before me this 5th day of February, 1929, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Mo day, R. VM. Lazenby February 18, 1929 upon motion made by attorneys, Adams & Dearman for Plaintiff Vy Commission expires Oct 24 19350. Notary Public y , ; : eee net for judgement by default final, and it apnearing to the court that summons was issued herein on the thirteenth day of December, 1928; that said summons was North Carolina, In the Superior Court returnable as provided by law; that said summons together with a copy of the en re SeRnary ‘Tere TUR. complaint was served on defendants; that on December 13th, 1928 plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint demanding a sum certain in money dve on a written in- Carolina Parlor Furniture Co.1 Drexel Furniture Co, and Others. strument, to-wit: a certain »romissory note; » appesring tot *e court bs FINAL JUDGMENT that the time allowed for defendant to plead hi said service Iredell Upholstered Furniture Co. of complaint and ammons upen the defendants; that no answer, demur or other pleading or motion has been filed by the defendants and th at the extension of This cause coming on to be heard upon the final report of es vinnie tn tele time within which to plead or to move has been requested by or granted to tt! the Receiver filed at this term and it appearing to the Court that the s 4 oh _ defendants; and it further appearing that the plaintiff exhibited to the court Receiver has disbursed all the funds in hs hands in accordance with the said obligation the the aforesaid note, and that there appears to be due on said obiigation ef prior orderssof the Court and has fully discharged his trust; mais 2 ; sum of $400.00, together with interest on the same since January 9th, 1928; It is now ordered that said report be confirmed and ape Se THEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGES, D“CKEDD | ORDEREI } proved and that the said L S$ Gilliam, Receiver, and the United States scincie un Secu Plaintiff recover of the aefendahts the sum of $400.00 with Fidelity & Guaranty Company, Surety on his bond be and are hereby for- oe ade, aiceeie Ge at the rate of 6% per annum from Janusry 9th, ever dissharged from further liability. ey inns ch dks anton be be taxed by th Clerk of the Court. It is further ordered that the Iredell Upholstered Furn- . This Monday, February 18th, 1929. iture Company be and is hereby dissolved and that a copy of this judg- siete I | “Terk of superior Court of ment be certified by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, ark of Super for North Carolina, to the Secreatry of the State of North Carolina. W F Hardin nee North Carolina Judge Presiding . ; In the Superior Court. : Iredell County. W. J, Matheson, J. W. Nash, R, V, Tharpe, and C, B, Myers, Plaintiffs. FINAL JUDGEMENT Vs. Y. 8, White and B, M, Wilhelm, fendants, on to be neard before the undersigned Clerk of ruary 18 the s t of Iredell County, North Carolina, on fis Monday, February e uperior Court o | ; | : be 29 Pe .& Dearman for Plaintiff, for udgement 19 upon motion made by attorneys oa This cause coming bydefault final, and it appearing to the court that summ ons was issued here in on the second day of January, 1929; that said summons was returnable as Pro. vided by law; that said summons together with a copy of the complaint was servied on defendant Wilhelm; that on January 2, 1929 plaintirer filed a duly verified comptaint demanding a sum certain in money due on a written instrument to-wit: a certain promi-sory note; it further appearing to the court that the time allowed for defendant to plead has elapsed since the said Service of com. plaint and summons upon the defendant, B. M. Wilhelm; that no answer, demr op other pleading or mction has been filed by the defendant, B, m, Vilhelm, and that the extension of time within which to plead or to move has been requeste d by or granted to the defendant, B, M, Wilhelm; and it further appearing that the olai-tiff exhibited to the co:rt the aforesaid note, and there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of $400.00, together with interest on the same since January 9th, 1928; THEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED «ND ORDERED that the plaintiff recover ofthe defendant, B, M, Wilhelm, the sum of $400.00 with Siterest on the same at the rate of 6% per annum from January 9th, 1928 until paid, to- gether with the cost of this a@tion to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, This Monday, February 8th, 1929. John L, Malholland wepeby Clerk Suverior Ccurt of Iredell County. Suverior VYourt Wades. an as North Carolina, Iredell County. the Clerk, Carolina Motor Company, Inc., Plaintiff Defendant This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard on Monday the 25th day of February, 1929, before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the court that at the April term, 1926, in the Circuit Court of Henry County, State of Virginia, judgement was rendered in favor of the ptaintiff and against the defendant, Sid. P. Childress, for the sum of $1000.00 conathns with anterest thereon . from the lst day of September, 1924 and the further sum of $13.35, costs in said action, and it further appearing tothe court that no part 6 sate ~ has been paid by the defendant, and that he is justly due the pleintite seid amount, and thaf s daly verefied complaint in this action was filed office on the 17th day of January, 1929, the date of the issue of rm and that a ccpy of said complaint, together with the summons wee 8@ the defendant on January 2lst, 1929, and that no answer or demure! filed shereto by the defendant within the time allowed by law; O91 at is therefore, ordered end adjudged by the court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, the sum of $190.0 together with interest the reon st the rate of six per cent per annum from September 24th, 1924 until: paia n t : wa the further sum of $15.55, osts expended by the plaintiff as aforesaid. It is further ordered and adjudged that the de*endant pay the costs of this aetion as taxed by the Clerk of this Court, This the 25th day of Fel ruary, 1929 John L, Milhollena Clerk of Superior Court of Trew Pinsintes County. WORTH CAROLINA | Iredell County. |tobert A. Collier, Receiver, { ---VS--- ) Playhouse Stores, Inc. ) This cause coming cn to be heard 1 Superior Court arid it appearing to the Court that the Keceiver desires to take a non-suit and upon mction cf John A. Scott, Attorney for Keceiver, it is ordered and adjudged that the Keceiver be a reby non-suited, Milholland This She 25th day of Feb. WORTH CAROLINA, THE SUPERIOR COURT ins course 1 UOUN \ Iredell County. : Tire Company, JUDGEMENT A, C, Crouch, Trading as 0 ---VS--- ) ) 4 Atessory Sales Company. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of e court that the verified complaint of of the summons was served onthe defendant, 1929 and that thirty days have Superior Court and it appearing to th the plaintiff together with e copy A. Cc, Crouch, on the 10th. day of Januery, that the @lepsed since the service of said compleint and summons and or demur to seid complaint. defendant has failed to answer, deny at the plaintiffs recover and adjudged th 2,56, together with interest a y, 1929 until paid and for I fore ordered t is there 6 the ws from the defendant the sum of $27 r 6 per cent per annum from the 10th day of Jun the cost of this action. ce een This the 25th day of Februe 092 North Varolina, jj In the Superior Court Iredell County. | Before the Clerk, Thomas & Lackey, a partnership trading and doing business as Thomas & Lackey. vs JUDGMENT Julius Gray, Jimmie Barnes Contractor, and C M Moose, subcontractor. This cause comigg on to be heard, and it appearing that the de- fendats having been served with copies of summons and also copies of comp- laint filed therein at the time of filing suit, and it further appearing that no answer having been filed nor demurrer to same *eing made by either of the defendants within the time specified by law, to wat: within thirty days from the issuance of summons and filing of complaint, and it further appearing to the Vourt that the plaintiffs filed a materials man's lien based on an entire and indivisible contract with the Contractor Jimmie Barnes and subcontractor U '{ Moose upon the property of the owner Julius Gray fully described in plaintiffs complaint, and also copies of notice and claim of lien upon Jimmie Barnes and subcontractor U M Moose, and it further appearing that same being filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County within six months from the delivery of said material to the said defendants Jimmie Barnes and C M Moose upon the property of Julius Gray fully deecribed in the complaint, and it further appearing that said material was ased in the construction of a dwelling house upon the property or het of the said Julius Gray in the City of otatesville, lredell Vounty, state of North Carolina, and it further ap- pearing to the Court from the pleadings herein filed thst the purpose of this action is to obtain a lienee's right to subject said property, to-wit: the lot fully described in plaintiff's complaint, together with the dwelling house thereon +6 the payment of said lien. It is therefore upon motion of V G Beckham of counsel for the plaintiffs, considered or- dered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover of the defendants the sum of $531.04 and interest thereon from date at the rate of 6% per annum, and that the same be declared a specific lien on said property therein fully described in complaint, and it is further ordered that the plaintiffs issue execution against said property without homestead rights, and that the same be sold at public auction after duly advertis=— ed according to law at the vourthouse door in the Gity of statesville, Iredell County state of North Uarolina and the proceeds of said sale be applied upon the judgment. and it is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover the costs of this action and also the costs in. the filing of the notice and claim of lien to be taxed by the Ulerk. This the 21 day of January 1929 ~visens. ae Cause It being the 3rd Monday in Jan 1929. ‘pe Shh et bte tide titteitietticen. North Varolina, 4 In the Superior vourt, Iredell Vourty. j Before the vlerk/ Mengel and Co. vs JUDGVENT OF NON-sUIT Kincaid Veneer to. This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court sh thst the parties therein named have setiieu the differences between themselves. It is therefore upon motion of the Plaintiffs Attorneys, that the plaintiff be and he is hereby non-sttted. And the cost of this action taxed against the plaintiff. John L Milholland Clerk Buperior Court. North Carolina, jf In the Superior Court Iredell County. |] C L Williams, Keceiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. T Ww WN vs J DG Soe a. sz J C Roseman and U I Roseman. This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, Febru- ary 4th, 1929 upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appear- > ing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upnn J C Roseman on December 3lst, 1928, and on U I Roseman on December 29th, 128; Anda it further appearing that this action is instituted for ndants, executed by J C koseman to the recovery upon a note of the defe ational Bank of Statesville, N. $700.00 with interst from May 8, 1928; ants, have not filed an an- C., and endorsed by U I the Commercial N Roseman, for the sum of And it appearing that the defend and that the plaintiff is entitled swer within the time allowed by law principal sum of note and interest; to judgment by default final for the It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged. that the Plaintiff » recover of the defendant J C Koseman as principal amd the defendant Ul Roseman as endorser the sum of $700.00 with interest from May 8, 1928, and all oosts of tie action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of ne Iredell County N ¥ North Carolina, { In the Superior Uourt Iredell County. j) C L Williams Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of 1$ Statesville, N. C. § vs IUD @ERE FR 2, 4 This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, February 4th, 1929, upon fhe verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said comp- laigjt was duly served on the defen@ant on January Srd 1929.; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery of the sum of $347.53 with interst from April 18, 1928, for everdraft on the account of J C Roseman in the Commercail National Bank of Statesville, N Cas And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of $347.53 with interst from April 18, 1928; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $347.53 with interest from April 18, 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County @ C Se se te eshte SP estes esese North Varolina, | In the Superior Court Irede}} County/ |} C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercail National Bank of Statesville, N. C. vs JUDGMENT U. I. Roseman, J D Nash and J W Nash. This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, Febru- ary 4th, 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon the defendants on December 29th, 1928; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon a note of the defendants, executed by U I Roseman to the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C, and endorsed by J D Nash and J W Nash, for the sum of $2000.00 with interest from March 20, 1928; And it appearing that the defendants have not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judg- ment by default final for the principal sum of said note and interst; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant U I Roseman, as principal and defendants J D Nash and J W Nash as endorsers the sum of $2000.00 with interest from March 20, 1928, amd all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L. Milholland _ Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TEKM 1929, Monday March 11, 1929. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term 1929, Be it) remembered that: a :Supertor: Courtobegun and held in and fop the Siate and Younty aforesaid, on the lst Monday after the lst Monday in March 1929, the same being the llth day of March, 1929, when and where His Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fir. teenth Judicial District, Spring Term 1929, is present and presiding, at this term for civil cases only. J L Shertill, High Sheriff of Iredell County, is present and re- turned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for this term of Superior Count, to-wit: B C Howard, J w Webb, k H Weber, A L Darr, C E Hawthorne, B Eugene Fniter, lL L Troutman, S Thomasson, M C Smith, A F Mayes, G O Cornelius, C A Litton, JC NeNeely, WW Follette, koy K McNeely, G C Lineberger, E WM Patterson, Bell, Dk Millsaps, M k Godfrey and J M Cowan. The following were excused for lawful causes: H M Barnard and W M Caldwell. (he following was not served, B F Bell. North Carolina, ( Ih Superior Court Iredell County. 4" March Term 1929, lL. B Bristol, 2h Privett, and W A Bristol trading as Bristol Lumber Company vs JUDGMENT. L F Scott, LN Scott and Arthur Scott. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before his Honor, WF Harding, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the pat plaintiffs have settled and compromised the matters and things set out in this suit; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that this cause be, and the same is hereby dismissed and it is further order- ed that the defendants pay the cost of this action. WF Harding ra Lewis & Lewis — fe Attys for plaintirr Long & Glover and Scott «% Collier Attorneys for defendants, or IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Monday March ll, 1929, North Varolina, In the Superior Court Iredell Vounty. March Term 1929 Gertrude Summers vs Hilliard Summers 1. Were the plaintiff and the defencant married as alleged in the complaint? ANSWEK: Yes. 2. Did the defenda it, Hilliard Summers abandon the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint? AN: ‘Sh: Yes Se Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived seperate and apart five successive years and has the plaintiff resided in this State during said period? ANSWEh: Yes. North Varolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Gertrude Summers vs Hilliard Summers This cause coming on to be heard at this ‘erm of the Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor, WF llarding, Judge and a Jury and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them, in favor of the plaintiff, as set out in the record; ‘dered ¢ ge hat the mare IT IS THEKEFORE, considered, ordered and adjudged t riage existing between the plaintiff, Gertrude Summers, and the defendantb Hilliard Summers, be and the same is hereby dissolved; and that the parties ” , aforesaid be and they are hereby diworced from the bonds of matrimony. WF Hardsre es ——~jyudge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Monday March 11, 1929] Nebth Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. {4 March Term 1929 Walter Satterfield 0 vs " Lena Satterfield lst. Has tje plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than five years prior to the commencment of this ax action as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes end. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes Srd. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived seperate and apart for more than five years prior to the commencment of this action as alleg- ed in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. 4th. Was seperation without fault of the plaintiff? ANS’ER: Yes North Carolina, {4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 March Term 1929 Walter Satterfield vs svUDGZE He. Lena satterfield This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superé lor Court and being heard before His Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them as follows; "1st. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide residént of the state of North Varolina for more than five years prior to the commencment of this action as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes end. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes ord. liave the plaintiff and defendant lived seperate and apart for more than five years prior to the commencment of this actéon as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes 4th. Was seperation without fault of the plaintiff? ANSWER: Yes", IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Monday Warch lil, 1929, It is, therfore, adjudged, ordered and decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heret6fore existing between the plaintiff, Walter Satterfield, and the defendant Lena Satterfield, be and the same are hereby dissolved and an absolute divorce pranted. It is further ordered by the vourt that the plaintiff be taxed with the cost of this action by the Clerk of the Uourt. W F Harding Judge Presiding I5th Judicial Dist. P M Barger vs George Ketchie and George Houch Are the defendants indebted to the plaintiff; what amount? Answer: No. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning March 12, 1929 at 9:30 A. WN. ~Judge Pres ° ng Courts e fev the 15th Judiéial District. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Tuesday March 12, 1929. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment on Tues- day Morning larch 12, 1929 at 9:50 A M for the dispatch of business, North Varolina, { In the Superior Court Iredell County. ) March Term 1929, B A Troutman, R W Troutman C A Troutman, L L Troutman, trading and doing business under the firm name of Mooresville Furniture Co., vs 7U DGRE Fe. 4 John W Hudson, Jr. This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that the matters in controversy have been settled and adjusted; It is now ordered and ad judged,by consent, that the plaintiffs recover of the defendant the sum of Four Hundred and forth-eight and 57/100 ($448.37) Dollars, and the cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk W. F. Harding, Judge Yresiding. By consent. A. L. Starr, “ttorney for Plaintiffs. &h, M. Land, Attorney for Defendant. North UCarolina, ¢ In the Superior Court Iredell Uounty. {¢ March Term 1929. Mrs M A Current vs JUDGMENT Statesville Lumber Company This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Uourt of Iredell County, and being heard before his honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding, and ib appearing to the Court that the note sued on in this cause has been fully paid by the defend- ant, and that there is nothing owing thereon to the plaintiff, and that the defendant is not entitled to recover on dts counter-clain. It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that this cause be and the same is hereby dismissed and it is further ordered that the plaintirr pay the costs of this action. Agreed: Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for plaintirr W F Harding Judge Presiding Scott & Collier Attorneys for defendant \ \ / j } IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Tuesday March 12, 1929 J C Follett Admrs of Henry Follett vs WG Smitherman In this case the following jury was sworn and ampannelled for the verdict, and the taking of evidence continued through the day. BU Howard, K H Weber, A L marr, CE Hawthorne, B Eugene Phifer, L L Troutman, S S Thomasson, I C Smith, A B Mayes, G O Cornelius, C A Litton, and G C Lineberger. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday lNorn- ing March 13, 1929, at 9:50 A. M. N ! dge Presiding and fiolding Courts “a the 15th Judi#ial District. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Wednesday March 135, 1929. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning March 13, 1929 at 9:50 A M for the dispatch of business, Na. jo 44+ A North Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County. } March Term 1929, Benjemin H Rash vs Hattie Maiz Rash lst. Has the plaintiff been a débizen and resident of the State of North Varolina for more than Two Gonsecutive years prior to the com- mencment of this action as alleged in this complant? Answer; Yes end. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. Srd. Did the defendant committ adultery as alleged in the compsa laint? Answer: Yes. North Carolina, In the Superior Courtb Iredell Vounty. March Term 1929. Benjemin H ash vs JUDG S2 2a FT Hattie Maiz hash This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Sup- erior Court before His Honor W F Harding, Judge Presiding and a jury and the following issues having been submitted to the gury: ist. Has the plaintiff been a citizen and residént of the State of North Carolina for more than feeconsecutive years prior to the commencment of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes. end. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes Srd. Did the defendant committ adultery as alleged tin the complaint? Answer: Yes All of the said issues having been answered the in the affirmative it is ordered and decreed by the-fourt that the bo 3 of matrimony her between the plaintice, Benjamindt. Rash and the defendant, Hattie Mais. the, same is hereby dissolved and the plaintiff, Benjamin fl. Rash is gra _ aty: we from the defendant, Nattie Mal 2 Rash. “Te. 8) further ordered by the court that the plaintiff be taxed with a by the Clerk of this court. a &N THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Wednesday March 15, 1929, North Carolina, { In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 March Term 1929. J C Follett, Administrator of Henry Follett vs W G Smitherman 1. Was the plaintiff's intestate killed by the negligence of the defendant as alleged? Answer: No, 2. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recove Answer: ———— Grier Lowrance Construction Co vs Winsto-falem Jaurnal Co. In the above entitled case the following jury was sworn and empannelled for the verdict. J W Webb, J C NcNeely, Roy K McNeely, E M Patterson, WH Bell DK Millsaps, ME Godfrey, J M Cowan, U D Stevenson, J I Thomas, RK Eagle and cC A McLelland. The following were sworn as talesman jurors for the day: P A Eagle, C A McLelland, C D Stevenson and J I Thomas This Honorable Couet takes a recess until Thursday Morning March 14, 1929 at 9:30 A. M. 8 ng an ourts ae the 15th Judjcial Dist rict IN THE SUPERIOR COURT VARCH TERM 1929 This Honorable Court convenes according to ad joufnment Wednes- day Morning March 14, 1929 at 9:50 A M for the dispatch of business, North’ Carotina, {| In the Superior Court Iredell Vounty. 4 March Term 1929, H L Gilbert wis JUDGME nT kKstate of RK V Brawley, as Princial and E Morriosn 4 ' M S Brawley, Admrx. of the and Surety. j This cause coming on toebechtard before Hin Honor, f Hardin, Judge Presiding at the March Term of Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Vourt that the parties through their coun- sel, Messrs Lewis and Lewis for the plaintiff and scott and Collier for the defendant, have agreed: ist. That the estate of R V Brawley is primarly liable to the plaintiff upon the note therein sued on and that E Morrison is only secondarly liable, his position being that of an endorser or surety. end. Counsel for the plaintiff and defendant mutually agree that execution is not to be issued against E Morr&son, as surety, until all of plaintiff's remedies for the collection of this judgment have been exhausted, as against the estate of RK V Brawley. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged hat the plaintiff receive judgment against the defendant, M S Brawley Admrx of the estate of K V Brawley, as principal and aginst the defendant E Morrison as surety, &n the sum of $649.10, together with interest thereon at the rate of 6% per annum from the 24th day of Sept. 1927, until paid, and for the costs of this action, and that this judgment be recorded in the judgment docket of this court in accordance with the foregoing agreement between the counsel, W. F. Haré@ing — AGREED: Judge Presiding Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for plaintirf Scott & Collier Attys for defendant IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 aayy March 14, 1929 North Varolina, | In the superior Court Iredell County. 4 March Term 1929 \| Grier-Lowrance Construction vo V vs Winston-Salem Journal Uo. Is the defendant indebted to plaintiff, and if so, in what Answer: Yes, In amount of Two Thousand Two Hundred and Twenty Bight Dollars with interest at 6% from thas date. This Honorable vourt takes a recess until Fridayay Morning March 15, 1929, 9:30 A. M. ( 5 vudge rresiding “Holding Courts io the 15th dicial District IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Friday March 15, 1929, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Morning March 15, 1929 at 9:50 A. M. for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 March Term 1929 JC Follett Admr. of Henry Follett, Deceased, vs JUDGMENT Smitherman/ This cause coming oh to be heard and being heard before Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding and the Jury, and the Jury hav- answered the issues as follows, to-wit: “Was the plaintiff's intestate killed by the negligence of defendant as alleged? Answer: No. It is ther6fore, upon motion of Messrs Long & Glover and BS Hurley, Attorneys of record for the defendant ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff take nothing by this action and that the plain- tiff be taxed with the cost of this action by the Clerk of this Court. W F Harding Judge Presiding J C Follett Admr, vs WG Smithman Plaintiff moved to set the verdict aside and for a new trial for errors committed in the progress of the trial. Motion overruled and plaintiff excepts. Judgment signed as set ovt in the record. Plaintiff excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Motice waived in open Court. Appeal bond fixed at $100 or to comply with the statute. By consent of all parties, plaintiff allowed 60 days in which to serve case on appeal, defendant ablowed 60 days after such service to file exceptions thereto or serve counter-case, IN THE SUPERIOR couRT MARCH TERM 1929 Friday March 15, 19293, North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court ITredell County, 4 March term 1929, Grier-Lowrance Construction Co ve 04 JUDGNEN? Winston-Salem Journal Co, Q This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be- fore His Honor, WF Harding, Judge and a Jury, and the Court having submitted to the jury and the jury having answered the issues as follows: "Grier=Lowrance Construction Co vs Winston-Salem Journal Co Is the defendant indebted to the Plaintiff, and if SO, in what amount? Answer: Yes, in amount of Two Thousand Two Hundred and niente Eight Dollars with interest et 6 per cent from this date," It, is therfore considered and adiudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of RBRBR AGO} with interest fpyom the fourteenth day of March, 1929, wntil paid, tozether with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, WF Harding Judge Presiding Grier-Lowrance vs t Wimston-Salem Journal Co. {( Defendant moves to set the verdict aside and for a new trial for errors committed by the Court in the progress of the trial. Motion overruled. Defendant excepts. Judgment signed as set out in the record. Defendant excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Appeal bond fixed at $100. Notice waxed in open Court. Bond to stay execution fixed at $3,000.00. By consent of all parties, the defendant is allowed 60 days in a which to serve case on appeal; plaintiff allowed Go days aod ich aly ease. service to file exceptions or serve eee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM L929 Friday March 15, 192912, North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. }§ farch Term 1929 Lonnie G Johnson vs JUDGMENT Pan-American Life Insurance Company. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has agreed to pay to the plaintiff a sum satisfactory to the plaintiff, and that the plaintiff desires to take a voluntary non-suit; It is ordered that this action be dismissed as of non- suit, and that by consent the defendant is taxed with the costs, W. _F, Harding Consented to: Judge Presiding # C James & @rieré& Grier Attorneys for plaintiff. Brooks Parker Smith & Wharton Attorneys for defendant, North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. § March Term 1929 P M Barger vs Geo. Ketchie and Geo. Houck This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court and being heard befire His Honor, W F Harding, Hudge and a jury, and the court having submitted to the jury and the jury having an- swered the issues as follows: "PM Barger ) vs § Geo Ketchie & Geo. Houck § Are the defendants indebted to the plaintiff if so, in what amount? Answer: No," IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929, Friday March 15, 1929 It is, therfore, on motion of Griers& Grier, Attorneys for the defendants, considered and adjudced that the plaintiff recover nothing of the defendants and that the Plaintiff pay the costs of this action > as taxed by the Clerk of this Court. W_F Harding Judge Presiding u . North “arolina, IN the “uperior Court Iredell “ounty. March erm 1989, Caroline Motor Co vs Y S White & B M Wilhelm L. What amount, if anthing, are the defendants indebted to plaintiff? Answer; (3276.95 with interest as specified in note from Dec 30 1927. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term 1929 \ Carolina Motor Co. vs Y S White & BM Wilhelm This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Sup- erior Court of Ired«1ll County, and being heard, before His Honor, W F Herding, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issue in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant as set out in the record: It ig ther@fore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $276.95, together with interest thereon from the 30th day of December, 1927, until paid, De ee Oe this action be taxed against said defendants. W. F. Hagsidi ce Judge Presiding. 61 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Friday March 15, 1929, North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Iredell County. | March Term 1929 J Flay Plexico vs The Rovster Company lst. Is the defendant indebted to the Plaintiff, as alleged in the compaatnt? Answer: Yes end. If so, in what amount? A: swer: $628.34 Srd. Is the plaintiff indebted to the defendant on account of its counter-claim, as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes 4th. If so, in what amount? Answer. $129.47 This Honorable Court takes a recess until Saturday NMorne aii ae and Holding ing March 16, 1929 at 9:00 A. M "© Coupts for the 15 Judicial District IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Saturday March 16, 1929, This Honorable Court Convenes according to adjournment Saturday Morning larch 16, 1929 at 9:00 AM for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, |} In the Superior Court Iredell VYounty. } March Term 1929 J Flay Plexico vs The Royster Company Inc. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, W F Harding Judge Presiding, and a jury, at the March Term 1929, of Iredell Supe erior Court, and being heard, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them as follows: "lst. Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes 2nd. If so, in what amount? ANS'VHR: $628,354 Srd: Is the plaintiff indebted to the defendant on account of its counter-claim, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes 4th. If so, in what amount? AISWER: $129.47 It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the paaintiff re- cover of the defendant the sum of $498.87, with interest from the llth day of March 1929, until paid at the rate of 6% and the costsof this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. W F Harding Judge Presiding North Carolina, { In the Superior Court } March term 1929. Iredell County. Mare J O Gaither JUDGMENT vs Statesville Lumber Co. Ince This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term 1 r Court of Iredell County pefore t of Hon W A Feimster, Referee was filed His Honor W F Harding, of the Superio Judge Presiding, upon the repor he 28th day of January, plaintiff or the cefendant: t 1929 and no exceptions have in this Court on been filed thereto by either the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Saturdau March 16, 1929, It is theréfore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the re- port of the Referee be and the same is hereby in all respects confirmed, It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that in accord- ance with said report the plaintiff recover of the defendant the’ sum of $783.03, together with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum form the lst day of August 1925, until paid and the costs of this action are to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court against said defendant except the Referee fee, It is further ordered and adjudzed by the Court that the sahd Referee be allowed $125.00 as compensation for his work, same to be paid one half by the plaintiff and the remaining one half thereof by the @e- fendant. It is ordered in taxing the costs of this action that only the witness who proved before the referee be allowed to receive any witness fees, W. F, Harding Judge Presiding North VYarolina, § In the Superior Court Iredell County. § March Term 1929 City of Statesville, a Body Corporate and Politic, and Statesville Graded School District, a Body Corporate and Politic. vs ORBER R B Gantt This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, ' F Harding, Judge Presiding, at the March Term, 1929, of Iredell Sup- erior Court, upon the citation to the defendant to appear and show cause before the undersigned Judge at Statesville on March 15th 1929. The defendant, R B Gantt, having failed %o appear or answer as he was required to de, It is, ther€fore orddéred and adjudged that the re- straining order heretofore granted be, and same is hereby continued in full force and effect to the hearing im this cause, W F Harding Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929 Saturday Varch 16, 1929 J Flay Plexico vs Royster Uo. béfendant moves to set aside the verdict and for a new trial for errors committed by the vourt in the progress of the trial. Motion overruléd. vefendant excepts. Judgment signed as set out in the record. Defendant excepts and appeals to the supreme Court. Notice of appeal waived in open court. Appeal bond fixed at $100.00. Bond to stay execu- tion fixed at $1000.00 By consent of all parties; The defendant is allowed 60 days in which to serve case on appeal, plaintiff allowea 6 days a§ter such service to file exceptions the serve counter-case,. Richard: Woodra, Jury after being sworn and empannelled in this ; } ° { vs case was with drawn and a new trial ordered Manlus Wood, R B Wood, Mary Bell McNeely et al North Carolina { In the Superior Court Iredell County. \) March Term 1929. P P Dulin, Executor of C A Dulin, et al vs Mary E Lentz, JA Lentz, et al. Is the paper-writing and every part thereof, effered in ne C Duli evidence as Exhibit "A" the last will and teetament of A 2, deceased. Answer: Yes. Jury as follows: J W Webb, A L Darr, C BE Hawthorne, S S Thomasson, M E Godfrey, JM MC Smith, WW Follett, Roy K McNeely, D R Millsaps, Cowan, and Claude Campbell. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT i . IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT 61 6 | MAROH TERM 1929 * MARCH TERM 1929 #7/0 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Mrs L E Baker . as Iredell County. vs Ed Baker Continued Mrs Sareh E Overcash vs J ¢ Overcash -- Cortinued General Motors Acceptance L B Brist Svi tia Aaa Corporation -- Plaintiff, Ol vs Louis Spiro tradir; as Peoples Store -- Continued. 4 } vs § JUDGMENT Mooresville Furniture Co vs J H Luckey et al -- Contiued for defendant ) j Board of Education of Iredell Columbia Veighing Machine Co vs Nooresville Drug Co -- Continued County, a corporation,-defendant. J I Tomlin ve W T Heriderson -= Continued. R WM se PM a re ~= in This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, W F Hard- 3 ide pct ei ad yontinued. : C E Ritehi ’ E Natres -- Contin ing, Judge Presiding, and being heard ypon an agreed statement of facts a cc Continued lidated Paper & } is Ba 4a PE Mekt. .. Mika 7 presented by counsel for the plaintiff and counsel for the defendant on oe Be en ee eet A Holt, wont ines by conegem : : Mi th v A Prendergast -- C inued the 15th day of March, 1929, and the court being of the opinion that the M © Goforth vs @ A Prenderga Continued. t t s Co vs Kk L Harmon. -- Continue sale by the Sheriff of Iredell County on July 7, 1928 of the automobile ee oe reais vee ie ier akland Heights Inc. vs George H Lentz -- Continued by nsent. mentioned fn the agreed statement of facts was invalid as against the : PANTIES OF SaRReHS na , Doggett Motor Sales Co vs H J Lipe. Continued, lien of the General Motors Acceptance Corporation, and it being agreed ‘ at G Lambert. Continued, by counsel for the plaintiff and the defendant that if the Court shoald eee pee erage & Be tearns Bros, Inc. -- Continued be of the opinion that the said sale was invalid as against the lien Pe ee —o ' : hirs Amanda J King vs Dr C B Her - -- Continued eo of the General Motors Acceptance Corporation that the General Motors : WGS8 vs Dr C B Herman, Continued Acceptance Corporation would be entitled to the proceeds of the said ie Piast ve sale received by the Board of Education of Iredell County, and it hav- Peoples Nation Bank vs Crowell C,zrnstruction Co et al- -- Continued ing been agreed by counsel for plaintiff and defendant that the Court i C Pierce trading as Harmony Motor Co vs Joe N Brooks -- Continued could sign this judgment after the expiration of the term of Court; A Y Alexander et al vs Ballance-Sullivan Co. Continued IT IS HEREBY ORDEKED, ADJUDGED AND DECKEED that the plain- ee 2h AE Ae Bey. Bae. Be, om See oa Admrx. vs Hall Hosiery Co. -- Continued tiff recover of the defendant the sum of $184.30. ‘ary AnsleynAlliason am Acmrx. V This 4th day of April, 1929. W. F. Harding Judge Presiding. 1 rior Court North Varolina, ( In the Supe ; Varch *erm 1929. Iredell County. ) Mare P P Dulin, Executor of C A Dulin, and P P Dulin, in individual in his a right, and Julia B Dulin, wife of P Dulin, Plaintiffs. vs { I 4 4 {nor { William Dulin and Lucile Dulin, m children of P P Dulin, Mrs Ann Maxwell and husband Emmett Maxwell, and caine ; Maxwell and Sarah Maxwell, mifor ". i ren of Mrs Ann Maxwell; Mrs re Lentz, 9 Lentz and husband J A Lentz, cated tents 4% and wife Edna Yentz, Edna Regis ] 4 ) Vilma Mar- rred Lentz, Ben Miller Lentz, . @lizabeth t orie Lentz, Jerry Junior Len . ashen Lents and Paul Lentz, - Yefendants This cause coming on to be heard at the March Udwbl e Superior Court of Iredell County, and the jury having answered the is- North Carolina, befor Term 1929, of th : Hon W. F Harding, Judge and 4 jury; sues submitted ton them 48 follows:~- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929. Is the paper-writing and every part thereof, offered in evidence as Ehibit "A" the last will and testament of C A Dulin, deceased? Answer:- Yes. It is, therefore, upon motion of Scott & Collier and E y Land, Attorneys for Plaintiffs, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the paper-writing set up in the complaint in this action, and recorded in Will Boook 9, page 473, of the records of the Clerk of the Superior Court 6f Iredell County, North Varolina, and every part thereof is the last will and testament of C A Dulin, deceased. It is further ordered adjudged and decreed that P P Dulin is appointed by said will as kxecutor of said C A Dulin, deceased, Upon the prayers by the Executor for instructions and in- terpretations of said will, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court as follows:- A. That the extent, manner and decree of education of Fran- ces Maxwell and Sarah Maxwell (admitted by all parties to be Sister Ann's © two girls referred to in the will) is in the sound discretion of the Exsa- adthy hic — the right to set apart an amount which he deems sufficient for that purpose and divide the rest of the estate among those entit€led. B. In view of the fact that the two girls, Sarah Maxwell and Frances Maxwell are without any means of support and maintenance, which fact was known to C A Dulin at the time he made said will, the education of two said girls includes their maintenance and support during the period that they are being gducated. C. That the two said girls, Sarah and Frances Maxwell shall share equally with the other nieces and nephews in said estate after re- ceiving their education. from said estate. D. That the shares of Paul Lentz and halph Lentz, (two of the nephews of C A Dulin) are to be chagged with $2500.00 each before t& they participate in the estate with the other nieces and nephews but the Executor has no right in his discretion to exclude them entirely from participation inm his estate. E. That it is the duty of the Executor under the will to sell and dispose of all the estate of C A Dulin, both real and person- al, and after the payment of all debts of the said estate and charges and expenses of the administration @f said estate and after setting apart a sum which the Executor deems sufficient for the education of Frances and Sarah Maxwell and their support and maintenanceduring the IN THE SUPERIOR couRT 619 | MARCH TERM 1929, period that they are being educated, as set forth in the above secti '. h : ons ° . E ry 2 A. and B., the Executor shall divide the estate equally among the follow- ing nieces and nephews of c 4 Dulin, whom the vourt finds to be all of the nievés and nephew fo, fe : I S ol C A Dulin, xn living at the time of his death, sub- ject, however, to the Charge of $2500.00 each against the shares of Paul and Ralph Lentz as set forth in Section D. above:-= William Dulin, Lucile Dulin children of Pp P Dilin, brother of CA lin); Frances } y Ce ag i Du ); €s Maxwell, Sarah Maxwell €chilcren of Irs Ann Maxwell, sister of C A Dulin): Ral ee is : se )3 Raiph Lentz, Fred Lentz, Ben Miller Lentz, Wilma Marjori n Jerry Junior nte. Wiiesheth vt Marjorie Lentz, Jerry Junior Lentz, Elizabeth Ellen Lentz and taul Lentz €children of Mrs Mary E Lentz, sister of ¢ 4 Dulin. ) That under ata will . eS : ; F. That under the said will } Pr Dulin, the Executor, has power to sell and convey the real estate of C . Dulin without securing an order a of Court through a Special Proceeding instituted for that purpose. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that P } Dulin, Mrs Ann Maxwell, and Mrs Mary © Lentz, the brother and two sisters of CA Dulin, deceased, have no share or interest in the estate of C A Dulin under the aforesaid will but that of said estate, both real and per- sonal, is bequeathed and devise to the nieces and nephews of C A Dulin, hereinbefore named, and subject to terms hereinbefore mentioned. It is further ordered and adjudzed that P P Dulin, Executor pay the cost of this proceeding out of any funds which may come into his hands as Executor of said estate. \ F. Hardin Judge Presiding. State of North Varolina, tlie pean Oeil n e Superior ir County of Iredell. P P Dulin, Executor of CA Duiin, 66 al. vs VENUTE ENTRIES. Wm Dulin, Anne Maxwell et al. Upon the coming in of the verdict of the defendants Anne Maxwell and husband Emmett Maxwell, Sarah Maxwell and Frances Maxwell, by their next friend M D Holderly moved to set aside the verdict of the jury and for a new trial for errors assigned and to he assigned. Motion over ruled and defendants, Anne Maxweal, and husband Emmett Maxwell, Sarah Maxwell and Frances Maxwell, by their next friend M D Holderby excepts. {IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1929/ Judgment signed and defendants Anne Maxwell, and husband Emmett Maxwell, Sarah Maxwell and Frances Maxwell by their next friend M D Holderly excepts. The defendants Anne Maxwell, and husband Emmett Maxwell, Sarah Maxwell and Frances Maxwell by their next friend y p Holderby further excepts to the instructions and intersretations Placed upon said will as astset out in said judgment and appeal to the Supreme Courty notice of appeal given and accepted in open Court. Further notice waived. Appeal bond fixed in sum of $100.00.b By consent, Anne Maxwell and husband Emmett Maxwell, Sarah Maxwell and Frances Maxwell by their next friend l’ D Holderby, appellants are allowed 15 days from the 25th day of March 1929 in which to make and serve case on app eal, and the appellees are allowed 10 days thereafter in whtch to make end serve countercase or file exceptions thereto. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. 4j Before the Clerk, Robert A Collier, Receiver of { the J K Morrison Grocery and § Produce Company, j 4 4 vs JUDGMEND®?, EB. V. Correll This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court and it aopearing to the Court that this action is founded upon a written contract to pay an amount certain in oney and it further appearing to the Court from the sworn, verified complaint and affidavit of the plaintiff, that there have been no pavments made uvon the notes therein alleged and that there is now cue the plaintiff the sun of $544.25 together with interest on one note of 5244.25 from the 10th dav of January 1928 and on another note of {500.00 from the 10th dav of December, 1927, It further appears to the Court that a copy of complaint and summons was served on the defencant the SOth day of January 1929 and that a period greater than thirty days has elapsed since said service and the cefendant has failed to file an answer or demur to the plaintiff's cause of action. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the pz Plaintiff recover of the cefendant the sum of $544.25 with interest on one note of $244.25 from the 10th dav of January 1928 and on another note of $300.00 from the 10th day of December 1927, together with cost of this action and that this order be recorded in the judgement docket of this Court. March 11, 1929. John L Milholland —~—“Glerk Superior Court. erior Court NorthbCarolina, In the Sup e the Clerk Iredell County. } Beror Robert A Collier, Receiver of J K Morrison Grocery & Produce Co JUDGMENT vs R C Redman This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk s t and it avpearing that this act promise to pay an amount fon is founded upon @ of Cour Superior and that there written instrument and @ definite is now due the plaintiff by the defendant the sum of $313.43 togehter with interest from thén4theday of June 1928 and it further appearing to the Court that thirty cays have elapsed since the service of summons upon the defendant and that no answer, demur or counter claim has been set up by the defendant. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudced that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $513.43 together with the cost of this action and that this order be filed in the judgment docket of this Court. This the llth day of Narch, 1929, John L Milholland lerk of Sueprior Gourt North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, 4 Before the Clerk. C L Williams, Keceiver of the 4} Commercial National Hank of Statesville, N. C. § vs ( U I Roseman, H B Bost and ) J C Roseman. This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday arch lith, 1929, upon the verified complaint of the Plaintiff and it ap- pearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint ‘as duly served on J C Roseman on January 7, 1929, and on H B Bost and U I Roseman on the 5th, day of January 1929. And it appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon a note of the defendants, executed by U I Roseman and en- dorsed by H B Bost and J C Koseman to the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C, said note being for the sup of $300.00 with interest from May 14, 19°28, And it further appearing that the defenadnts have not filed ang answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff s entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said note and interest, 2% 40; therefore, ordered and adjudsed that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendants the sum of #500.00 with interest from May 14, 1928 ) ; ‘ and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk John L Nilhollana Clerk of Superfor Court of Iredell County, NC North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, jf The People's Home Furnishing Co Inc, vs Minnie Cashion and C O Cashion on to be heard ahd being heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell © nty on londay Narch 4, 1929 and it appearing to the Court that sumuons was issued in this action on Jan 50th 1929, and served on February lst 1929 by readirg and delivere- ing copy of the summons and a copy of the complaint on each defencant; and it further appearing to the Court that a dulv verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 50th day of Jan 1929; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendants are indebted to the plaintiff in the sim of 5265.00, together with interest from Au-ust 15th 1925, at the rate of 6% per annum until paid; and it further appearing that said amount is evid- e defendants to the plaintiff, r 4 bv the enced by a promissory note executed by th the terms of which note are set out in the verified complaint filed in this ; lefendant ior either of them cause; and it further appearing that the CAE EREEAIM,. ED P have @iled answer or demurrer in the time allowed by law: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of Two Hundred Sixty-five Dollars with interest and that the at the rate of 6% per annum from August 15 1925 until paid, gainst the defendants, costs of this action be taxed by this court a This 4th dav of March 1929. John L Milpnolland Clerk Superior Court/ Seo dese etetett a eae : SA ppt a cae 625 North Carolina, 4 IN the Superior Court pleadings or motion have been filed by the defendants, and that y tt le jJants, an at no extension Iredell County. (0 Before the Clerk, : of time within which to Plead or to move has been requested b d 3h yee q1 t yor granted to the defendants; and it further appeari ; C L Williams, Keceiver of the emeng that the plaintiff exhibited to the ni ial National Bank of urt the aforesaid te a th ; itis N.C. - move, and that there appears to be due on said ob) vs JUDGMEN ®, igation the sum of Two Hnudred Sixty Dollars ($260.00), together with iutesest os ss same, since hiarch 22, 1927, (rs Nary C Fallis WH KREUPON, 7-15 ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDHRED that the Plaintiff This cause coming on to be heard, and the defendant having recover of the defendants the sum of Two Hundred Sixty Dollars ($260.00) with confessed judgment in the sum of 1500.00 with interest at the rate of six interest on the same, at the rate of 6% per annum from March 22, 1927, until 4 n wv , AO e& ’ A. IE AR RARE ane . per cent per annum from June 50th, 1988, nntil paid; 3 paid; together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged and decreed by the | Court. Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $1500.00 with ; This Monday iiarch 18, 1929, ~ Glerk of Superior Court paid, together with all cost of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk, Iredell County NC interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from June 50th, 1928 until John L Milholland This the 5rd dav of December, 1928, John L Milholland ee Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County N Cc North Carolina, In the Superior Court Wt Fete te be TEE Se Iredell Gounty. Before tne Clerk, Clyde C Foster { North Carolina, In the Superior Court ' j vs Iredell County, 4 Before the Clerk, National Casualty Compnay JUDG ENY . hataw "signed, Cle Annie McLelland, Plaintirr This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of v8 FINAL JUDGMENT Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has paid to the plaintiff the sum of 5510.65 in set- C B Stewart, Isidore Wallace and LC Wagner, Defendants. claim as set forth in the complaint filed in this action, and tlement of his that the costs have been fully paid, Ls, therefore, upon no ti on of Not er t 4 Colli er , At torney for undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. on this It : t ] hat a non-suit be entered in this action Monday \iarch 18th, 1929, upon motion made bye Attorneys, Adams & Learman, the plaintiff, ordered and adjudged t for plaintiff for judgment by default final,and it appearing to the Court This March 18, 1929. John L Milholland that summons was issued herein on the 8th day of February 1928; that sum- —tierk Superior Court. mons was returnable as provided for by law; that said summons, together with a copy of the complaint was served on defendants; that on the 8th day of February 1929, plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint demanding & sum certain in money due on a written instrument, to-wit: A certain promissory note; and it further appearing to the Court that the time al- lowed for defendants to plead has elapsed since the said service of comp-= laint and summons upon the defendants; that no answer, semurrer or other North Carolina. In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, John J McCloskey, Incorpomated § vs 0 JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT, Gagner Manufacturing Co. Inc. (6 THIS CAUSE, coming on to he heard and being heard before the under- signed Clerk of the Superior Court, on this tionday, the 18th day of larch 1929; and it appearing to the Court that the parties to this action have settleq th their differences and that the claim of the plaintiff has been paid in full, and the plaintiff somes into Court and submits to a judgment of non-suit; IT IS THEREFORE, considered, ordered and adjudzed that the Plain- tiff in this action be non-suited, and the costs of this action be taxed against the defendant. John L Milpolland lerk of Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, John J McCloskey, Incorporated vs JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT ragner iianufacturing Company a Corporation and L B Bristol THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the “uperior Court, on this Monday the 18th day of Narch, 1929 and it appearing to the Court that parties to this action have settled their differences, and that the claim of the plaintiff has teen paid in fill; and th plaintiff comes into Court and submits to a judgment of non-suit,. It is therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff in this action be non-suited, and the cost of the action be taxed against the defendant, Hohn L Miifrolland Clerk Superior Cour North Carolina, In the Supertor court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk, \ Statesville Buick Company vs JUDGMENT G R Shaver This cause coming on to be heard and being heard on Monday the 25th day of March 1929, before the undersigned Clerk of the Supertor Court of tredell Vounty, and it appearing to the Court thet this is an action on two notes secured by chattel -ortgages, a claim and deliver having been issued against the property described in said ec nplaint, and that said property was seized by the Sheriff of Iredell County under said writ, and delivered back to the defendant by the said Sheriff, said defendant hav- ing executed a replevy bond of S600 with S Somers as surety, and that said summons together with the writ of claim and delivery was served on said defendant the 2lst cay of Decembe 1928, and no answer or demur was filed thereto within the time « wed by law, and that the defendant is justly due the plaintiff the sum of $258.83 together with interest from & the 25th day of liarch 1929; It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the mg plaintiff recover of the defendant, G R Shaver and his Surety, C S Sgmers the sum of Two Hunered fifty-eight and 63/100 Dollars together with in- terest thereon from the 25th dav of arch 1929, until paid, and it is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that the said defendant deliver said personal property to the plaintiff, and t! an execution issue from this Court to the Sheriff of Iredell County, where said property is situ- ated, commanding him to seize said property and deliver it to the plain-~ tiff. who is authorized and directed to sell the same under the terms and = > ¥ Vv conditions of its chattel mortgages, and pay the purchase price receiver and pay any for the same on the above judgment and costs of this action, surplus to the said defendant, G K Shaver. This March 25, 1929. John L Milholland erk Suverkhor Court SE MSE ESE TEE 626 North Carolina. In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, John J McCloskey, Incorpomated vs 0 JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT, Gagner Manufacturing Co. Inc. (6 THIS CAUSE, coming on to he heard and being heard before the under- signed Clerk of the Siperior Court, on this tionday, the 18th day of larch 1929; and it appearing to the Court that the parties to this action have settled th their differences and that the claim of the plaintiff has been paid in full, and the plaintiff somes into Court and submits to a judgment of non-suit: IT IS THEREFORE, considered, ordered and adjudzed that the plain- tiff in this action be non-suited, and the costs of this action be taxed against the defendant. John L Milpolland Clerk of Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, John J NeCloskey, Incorporated vs JUDGMENT OF NON=-SUIT ragner iianufacturing Company a Corporation and L B Bristol THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the ©uperior Court, on this Monday the 18th day of Narch, 1929 and it appearing to the Court that parties to this action have settled their differences, and that the claim of the plaintiff has been paid in fill; and th plaintiff comes into Court and submits to a judgment of non-suit. It is therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff in this action be non-suited, and the cost of the action be taxed against the defendant, ___Hohn L Miilrolland Clerk Superior Court 3694.94 Shee on oe Se se or ‘ WIE OE TE TE ESE IE TESS North Carolina, In the Supertor Court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk, \ Statesville Buick Company vs G R Shaver This cause coming on to be heard and being heard on Monday the 25th day of March 1929, before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of tredell County, and it appearing to the Court thet this is an action on two notes secmnred by chattel ortgages, a claim and deliver having been issued against the property described in saiad complaint, and that said property was seized by the Sheriff of Iredell County under said writ, and delivered back to the defendant by the said Sheriff, said defendant hav- ing executed a replevy bond of S600 with S Somers as surety, and that said summons together with the writ claim and celivery was served on said defendant the 2lst cay of Decenbds 1928, and no answer or demur was filed thereto within the time allowed by law, and that the defendant is justly due the plaintiff the sun of $258.83 together with interest from & the 25th day of iiarch 1929; It is therefore, ordered and adiudged by the Court that the mg * the defendant, GR S and hi ty, C S Some plaintiff recover of the defendant, G R Shaver and his Surety, C S Sgmers 5 . to oo. ann 2 IO Dolls Fogethner wit - the sum of Two Hunered fifty-eight and 85/100 Dollars together with in terest thereon from the 25th day of arch 1929, until paid, and it is further ordered and adiudced by the Court that the said defendant deliver he ti and that an execution issue from said personal property to t plaintiff, and t a ~ ‘ (* f 7 ? t is situ- this Court to the Sheriff of Iredell County, where said property ated, commanding him to seize said property and deliver it to the plain-~ tiff, who is authorized and directed to sell the same under the terms and tT? t co +t races anc pa h \ I 4: - 1?) A u ’ ‘ for the same on the above judgment and costs of this action, and pay any surplus to the said defendant, G kK Shaver. This March 25, 1929. John L Milholland_ Clerk Suverhor Court SE eeaeE ETE EE North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, General Motors Acceptance Corp. ve JUDGMENT OF NON-8UIT This cause coming on to be heard before his honor, John L, Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that the matters and things in controversy have been settled and that the automobile has been surrendered to the plaintiff, It is, therefore, upon motion of Scott and Collier, Attor- neys ior plaintiff, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be and it is hereby non-suited and taxed with the cost. This the 26th day of harch 1929. John L Milholland Clerk of Superior Court. North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court. irede}l Countye § Before the Clerk, soard of Kducation of lredell County, a body Corporation. vs JUDGi.« NT OF NON-SUIT Georre Evans This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has surrendemed to the plaintiff the property described in the complaint and claimed to be the property of the plain- tiff, it is, therefore, upon motion of Scott and Collier, Attorneys for the plaintiff, by and with the consent of the defendant, ordered and adjudged that this action be and the same is hereby non-suited and the Gefendant is taxed with the costs, This March 27th, 1929. _John L Milholland — Clerk Superior Court. SE a ee ae WARE Tse Tete sete North Carolina, § Si the Sietab danke Iredell County. } Before the Clerk Koehring Company vs JUDG} Atlantic Paving Co. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard, before His Hon- or, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that sumuions was issued in the above matter on the 10th day of December, 1428, and that at the time of issuance of said summons a duly verified conplaint was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County; that saic summons and complaint was served on the defendant on the 14th day of January 1929, and that no an- swer or demurer has been filed up until this the 85th dav of February, and that the time for answering and fili: a demurer has now expired: and it further appearing to the Court th the defendant is justly incebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $421.07 with interest from the 23rd day of September 1927, until vaid; Now, therefore, it is considered, ordered and adjudved that the Plai»tiff recover of the defencant the s interest from 27 until paid ther with th iS of take the 25rd day of Bept. 27 until action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland ~ Clerk Superior Court. ‘eas , North Carolina, In the Superior Court Irede}l County. ) The J R Watkins Company vs K B Nicholson, and J W ) Hatchett ) se coming on to be heard ahd being heard, on this This cau re the undersigned Clerk of the Sup- 1928, hefo Monday the lst day of April, and it appearing bo the Court, that sum- erior Court of Iredell County; mons in > V j his action together with a copy of the complaint was duly served : ’ > on the de e ; e Vv 9 e 1929, and that said complaint is duly verified, , was duly filed February 22, 630 and is for a sum certain; and that the defendants E B Nicholson ana JW Hatchett have failed to file any answer within thirty days allowea by Statute; and that the plaintiff in this action is entitled to judgment by default final for want of an answer, IT IS THEREFORE considered, ordered and adjudged that the R plaintiff J R atkins Company, recover of the defendants E B Nicholson and J W Hatchett the sum of Seven Hundred Thirty-eight and 95/100 Dollars (9758.95) with interest on said amount from Januery 6, 1927 at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, together with the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L. Milhojland Clerk Superior Court orth Carolina, the Superior Court redell County. 4 Before the Clerk B Andrews Company vs North State Furniture ianufacturing Company. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in the aboye en- titled action on the 14th day of February 1929, and that at the time of issuing the said summons a duly verified complaint was filed in the of- fice of the Clerk of the Superior Coirt of Iredell County; and it fur- ther appearing to the Court that summons was served on the defendant on February 14, 1929, and that at the time of service of said summons a duly verified copy of the complaint was read to and left with the defend- ant; and it further a pearing to the Court that no answer or demur has been filed up until this the lst day of April 1929, and that the time for filing an answer or demurer has now expired and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief asked for in the com- pilaint. Now therefore it is opnsidered ordered and adjudged that the 8 plaintiff recover of tie defendant the sum of $207.39 with interest there~ on from the 8th day of November 1928 until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, a a John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court North Carolinay {| tn the Bubevlon bebe’ Iredell County. } Before the Clerk Koehring Conpany ) vs \ Wood Construction Company $ This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, John L Miilholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, aw it appearing to the Court that all the matters in controversy have been settled and that this action should be dismissed and the plaintiff taxed with the costs of this action; Now therefore, it is oohsidered ordered and adjudsed that this action be, and the sane is, hereby dismissed, John L Milkelland Clerk Superior Court. State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, hiontgomery Ward & Company, a@ corporation of the State of Illinois, Plaintiff vs \ FINAL JUDGMENT M F Grouch, Defencant. ) This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, Apr. 8th, 1929 upon motion made by attorneys ior the plaintiff, for judgment by hat claim and delivery pro- default final, and it appearing to the Court t léth day of February 1929, by due ceedings were duly gnastituted on the am > able issuance of summons herein on said date; that said summons is returna that time was extended for filing of the complaint as required by law; der of the Clerk of the Suserior Court of to February 26, 1929, by or 1929 a duly verified complafnt, de~- that on February 26, A Iredell county; due on a written instrument, to-wit: manding a sum certain in money the chief conditional sale contract, was filed; that as an 4ncident to by virture of the authority and power contained in certain items of relief demanded that, personal property, to-wit: said conditional sale contract, 630 and is for a sum certain; and that the defendants E B Nicholson and J w Hatchett have failed to file any answer within thirty days allowed by Statute; and that the plaintiff in this action is entitled to judgment by default final for want of an answer, IT IS THEREFORE considered, ordered and adjudged that the B plaintiff J R “atkins Company, recover of the defendants EB Nicholson and J W Hatchett the sum of Seven Hundred Thirty-eight and 95/100 Dollars (9758.95) with interest on said amount from Januery 6, 1927 at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, together with the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L. Milhojland Clerk Superior Court orth 0 13 5 North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court B Andrews Company vs North State Furniture .anufacturing Company. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Suverior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in the aboye en- titled action on the 14th day of February 1929, and that at the time of issuing the said summons a duly verified complaint was filed in the of- fice of the Clerk of the Superior Coirt of Iredell County; and it fur- ther appearing to the Court that summons was served on the defendant on February 14, 1929, and that at the time of service of said summons a duly verified copy of the complaint was read to and left with the defend- ant; and it further a pearing to the Court that no answer or demur has been filed up until this the lst day of April 1929, and that the time for filing an answer or demurer has now expired and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief asked for in the com- plains. Now therefore it is opnsidered ordered and adjudged that the 8 plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $207.39 with interest there- on from the 8th day of November 1928 until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, 4/2/29 John L Milhollend Clerk Superior Court North Carolinap jj Sa ai Baldi eeu Iredell County. 4§ Before the Clerk Koehring Company ) vs } Wood Construction Company ' This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, John L tiilholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, aw it appearing to the Court that all the matters in controversy have been settled and that this action should be dismissed and the plaintiff taxed with the costs of this action; Now therefore, it is oohsidered ordered and adjudeced that this action be, and the same is, hereby dismissed, John L Milgelland Clerk Superior Court. State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk. Montgomery Ward & Company, a corporation of the State of Illinois, Plaintiff vs FINAL JUDGMENT M F Crouch, Defencant. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, Apr. 8th, 1929 upon motion made by attorneys for the plaintiff, for judgment by > ev aX ose ' m and delivery pro- default final, and it appearing to the Court that clai he 16th day of February 1929, by due ceedings were duly tnstituted on t ons herein on said date; that said simmons is returnable issuance of summ s extended for filing of the complaint as required by law; that time wa 1929, by order of the Clerk of t 1929 a duly verified complaint, de- he Suverior Court of to February 26, Iredell County; that on February 26, ain in money due on & written instrument, to-wit: A manding a sum cert jled; that as an incident to the chief conditional sale contract, was f boy virture of the author certain items of personal property, ity and power contained in ded that relief deman ? to-wit: said conditional sale contract, 1-6 Piece Loyd Suite No. B 58 and 1 Rug No. 1955 9x12, be taken from the Gefendant and sold to pay and satisfy the balaitce due on the aforesaid conditional sale contract and money judgment that might be rendered iene. in; that, in consequence of the demanding of the said incidental relief, the aforesaid summons had attached thereto plaintiff's affidavit ana undertaking in the amount of Two: Hundred Eight and no/100 Dollars($208.00) togebher with an order of the court directing the Sheriff of Iredell County wo take the aforesaid items of personal property frpm the de- fendant and deliver same to the plaintiff; that the aforesaid summons ang / ray at for attached papers were <e% served on the defendant ‘> the 19th day of February 1929, by the Sheriff of Iredell County by reedine—te—the : Qn Ag Reyna efencant—tre seid seumsonswand leaving a@ copy of the said sun- mons, affidavit, undertaking and order; that the return of the afore- said Sheriff of Iredell County snxerrexmnxxakt KXNXKBNA bX ReARiNE t£5xthe Refendantxthrx sei dx Suxxonsxanexinaning xnikhxnimxaxcopyxokx thexsnkadxehn- MONK entered on said summons and attached papers, evidenced that he took the aforesaid items of personal property from the said defendant; it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for defendant to plead has elapsed since the said service of the summons, affidavit, undertaking and order upon defendant, and that no answer demurer or other pleadings or motion has been filed or to move has been requested by or granted to the defendant; it further appearing that the plaintiff exhibited to the Court the aforesaid conditional sale contract, and that there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of One Hundred wighty Three and 38/100 Dollars ($183.38), together with intereston the same Since April 24th 1928; and it further appearing that by virture of the aforesaid conditional sale contract, the plaintiff is entitled to the aforesaid mentioned items of personal property described in said comp- laint for the purpose expressed theretbn, Thereupon it is adjudged, decreed and ordered by the Court as follows: 1- That the plaintiff, Montgomery Yard & Company, a corp- oration, recover from the defendant }. F Crouch, the sum of One Hundred Eight three and 38/100 Dollars ($185.38) together with interest on the same at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum from April 24th, 1928, until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court; 2- That the plaintiff is declared the owner of the said items of pe» sonal property, to-wit: 1-6 Piece Loyd Suite No. B 38 and 1 Rug No. 1935 9x12, and be entitled to the possesshon of the same to the end that it may be sold and the proceeds applied on the aforesaid money judgment and as othe wbse hereinafter directed, 5S- That C H Dearmen ve, and ishereby appointed as commissioner to sell said property, after proper advertising in accorcance with law, to the highest bidder for cash, and to apply the proceeds of said sale first, to the payment of the expenses of said sale including the usual 10% commissions to the commissioner; second, to the payment of the judgment hereinabove aecreed; and third sas iweey of the balance, if any remains, to the Clerk of the Court for the dis “buraéient to the defendant or to whom ever else may be entitled to the same. This Monday April 8, 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. Superior Court North Carolina, In the Sut e the Blerk Iredell Sounty. 4} Befor Peoples National Bank of Rocky Mount, Va. vs JUDGMENT OF NON-SL G L Growell and the Crowell Construction Company. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His 8 min perior Court of Iredell County, Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of the su e Court upon the motion of ve entitled action, that upon pay~ th Jack Joyner, one of the and it appearing to attorneys for the plaintiff in the abo plaintiff this action be dismissed; and it fur- ment of the costs by the ca i n « ther appearing to the Court that the costs have been pa it is considered, ordered and adjudged that this Now, therefore, e and the same is hereby dismissed. hn L Milholland aTesborthe Superior Court; action b Iredell County. § Before the Clerk Morrow Motor Co vs JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL Blain Goodin and L K Goodin This cause coming on tboebe heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiffts verified complaint, together with a copy of the summons, was duly served on the defendants on the 15th day of March 1928, and that thirty days have lapsed since the service of said papers and that the defendants have neith- er answered or demurred to the plaintiff's cause of action and that the cause of action is founded upon a written instrument for the payment of mone. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $255.50 with interest at the rate of 6% from the 15th day of March 1928, until paid, and for the costs of this action to be taxed by this Court. This the 15th day of April, 1929, John L Milholland es Clerk Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court tredell County. Before the Clerk. orrison lianufacturing Co., & Corporation, vs JUDGMENT BY DKFAULT FINAL. B A Bell This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Sunerior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the complaint 08 the plaintiff, duly verified, together with a copy of the summons, was served on the defendant by the sheriff of Robeson County on the 14th daz of March, 1929, and that thirtyvdays have elapsed since the service of said papers and that the defendant has failes to file an answer or demur to the plaintiff's cause of action, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $470.00 with interest there- on at the rate of 6% per annum from the 25th day of September, 1928. un- , 1928, til paid, and for the costs to be taxed by this Court, This the 15th day of April, 1929, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. } Before the Clerk. Jesse L Sherrill and A R Sherrill, 4 partners, trading and doing busi- 4 ness under the firm name of the Sherrill Lumber Comvany,- Plaintiffs } vs ' FINAL JUDGMENT W E Nattress,- Defendant. t This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, of Iredell County, North Carolina on this lMonday, April 15, 1929, upon motion made by Attorneys, Adams & Dearman, for plaintiffs, for judgment by default final, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued herein on the Bbhiday of ivarch, 1929; that said ; ; 1 : t id summons, to- summons was peturnable as provided for by -+aWw; that sa ’ gether with a copy of the complaint was served on defendant on the 7th day of Narch, 1929; that on the 6th day of March 1929, the plaintiffs filed a duly ferified complaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of 4 £ oo + “ ding a sum certain in money due on @ wri ten instru Iredell County, deman . ment, to-wit: A certain promissory note; it further appearing to the Cour > se ° . owed for the defendant to plead has elapsed since the upon the defendant; that no answer that the time all service of the complaint and summons pleading or motion has been Tix ich to plead or to move has been ré= ed by the defendant, and demurrer or other that no extension of time within wh saring that ted by or granted to the defendant; and it further appesring ques } g + da that there t laintiffs exhibited to the Court the aforesaid note, an he plain +t n said obligation r with {nterest on the same the sum of Three Hundred Fifty & appears to be due 0 no/100 Dollars ($350.00) togebhe since June 16th, 1928; THEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED, that the tiffs recover of the defendant the sum of Three Hundred Fifty ® no/100 ($350.00) Dollars, with interest on the same at the rate of Six Per Cent (6%) per annum, from June 16th, 1928, until paid; together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, This Monday April 15, 1929. John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Gourt ~ of Iredell County. N nt ary) North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell Vounty. {| Before the Clerk E. Morrison, trading and doing business as The Statesville Produce Yompany. vs hax hosen, trading and doing dusiness as the Max kosen Produce Yompany me This cause coming on to be heard before the under- signed Vlerk of the Syperior Court and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and the defendant have settled the matters and differences existing between them and that they now desire to take a non-suit in the above entitled case. It is therefore tonsidered, ordered and adjudged upon motion of Sca@tt and Collier, attorneys for plaintiff, that the plain- tiff be and he is hereby non=suited and taxed with cost of this action. This the 20th day of April, i929. ____John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court ee ete ett ee Plain- North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. } First National Bank of 4 Statesville, N C vs JUDGMENT J. D. Cochran This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in the above matter on the 18th day of March, 1929, and was served on the defendant on the 19th day of March, 1929,.That at the time of issuance of said summons there was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Vourt of Iredell County a duly verified complaint; and it further appearing to the Court that no ane swer or demurer has been filed on or before this the 22nd day of April, 1929 and that the time for filing an answer or demuring to the complaint has expired; and it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled bo the relief demanded in the complaint. Now, therefore, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $1,000.00 with interest there- on from the 20th day of February, 1928 until paid, and the costs of this acfion to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milfolland Clerk Superior Court jor Court North Carolina, | In the Super the Clerk. Iredell County. 4 Before Troutman Banking and Trust Company Q ) JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT vs Hi-Way Construction Company f This cause coming on to be heard before the under- Court that signed, Clerk of the Superior Court, and it appearing to or fendant have satisfactorily adjusted the matters and m and that they now the plaintiff and de desire to take @ non- differences existing between the suit in this action. 658 It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudced that the plaintiff be, and it is hereby non-suited and taxed with the costs of this action. This April 25th, 1929.. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court North Carolina, 4 : In the Superior Court Iredell County. |} Before the Clerk, Unyted States Casualty Co. vs JUBGMENT OF NON-SUIT Stearns Brothers,Inc. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have satisfactorily adjusted the matters and differences existing between them and that they now desire to take a non-suit in this action, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff be, and it is hereby non-suited and taxed with the costs of this action, This April 25th, 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. North Carolina, {4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk, Rhyne Drug Company, a corporation, plaintiff vs FINAL JUDGMENT T. W. Griffin and T P Carson, defendants, This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, April 29th, 1929, upom motion made by Attorneys, Adams & Dearman, for plain- ‘tiff, for judgment by default final, and it appearing to the Court that sum- mons was issued herein on the 19th day of March, 1929; that said summons was refurnable as provided for by law; that said summons, together with a copy of the complaint was served on the defendants on the 20th day of Mar- ch, 1929; that on the 19th day of March 1929, the plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint With the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain in money due on a written instrument, to-wit; A cer- tain promissory note; it further appearing to the Court that the time al- lowed for the defendants to plead has elapsed since the service of the com- plaint and summons upon the defendants; that no answer, demurrer or other pleadsing or motion has been filed by the defendants, and that no extension of time within which to plead or to move has been requested by or granted to the defendants; and it further appearing that the plaintiff exhibited to the Court the aforesaid note, and that there appears to be due on said oblé- gation the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars and No/100 ($700.00), together with interest on the same from December 15th, 1928; THEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED, that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars ($700.00) with interest on the same, at the rate of Six Per cent (6%) per annum, from Dec~ ember 13th, 1928, until paid; together with the cost of this action to be . taxed by the Clerk of the Court. This Monday, April 29th 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. February 25 1929, City of Statesville, a Body Corporate and Politic, and Statesville Graded School District, a Body Corporate and Politic, Plaintiffs, vs RESTRAINING OXDER, R B Gantt, Defendant This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge of the Superior Court, holding the Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District, in which Iredell County, is lbcated, at chambers, on this the 26th day of Febru- ary, 1929 and it appearing through the complaint and affidavit filed herein that R B Gantt, the defendant herein, has announced that he proposes to pro- ceed at once with the erection and operation of a filing station and store building at the intersection of the Hast side of Green Street with the South sid of Davie Avenue, in the City of Statesville and that the erection, main- tenance and operation of a filitng station at the said point in the City of Statesville and in the Statesville Graded School District, owing to the pecu- liar location and proximity of the same to the Davie Avenue Graded School, would constitute a nuisance on account of the continuing danger to the life and limb of a large number of small school children of the City of Statesville who are in the habit of using said street crossing in going to and from said Davie Avenue School building twice daily and it appeuring that summons has been duly &£ssued in this cause; It is, now, therefore, on motion of Long & Glover and Scott & Col- lier, Attorneys for the plaintiffs, ordered, adjudged and decreed that R B Gantt, his heirs, assigns, servants, agents, employees and contractors be, and they are hereby restrained from erecting the said filling station at the point and upon the location described in the compjaint within the boundaries of the City of Statesville and the Statesville Graded School District. It is further ordered and adjudged that the defendant show cause be-= fore the undersigned Judge, at Statesville, N. C. on the 15th day of March, 1929, why this restraining order should not be made permanent. It is further ordered that the plaintiffs give an execution bond in the sum of $200.00 conditioned as provided by law. This the 26th day of February 1929, __W F Hardi me Judgé Houlding the Courts of the 15th Judicial District. 640) North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. February 25 1929, City of Statesville, a Body Corporate and Politic, and Statesville Graded School District, a Body Corporate and Politic, Plaintiffs, vs RESTRAINING OHKDER,. R B Gantt, Defendant This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge of the Superior Court, holding the Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District, in which Iredell County, is lbcated, at chambers, on this the 26th day of Febru- ary, 1929 and it appesring through the complaint and affidavit filed herein that KR B Gantt, the defendant herein, has announced that he proposes to pro- ceed at once with the erection and operation of a filing station anda store building at the intersection of the Hast side of Green Street with the South sid of Davie Avenue, in the City of Statesville and that the erection, main- tenamce and operation of a filling station at the ssid point in the City of Statesville and in the Statesville Graded School District, owing to the pecu- liar location and proximity of the same to the Davie Avenue Graded School, would constitute a nuisance on account of the continuing danger to the life and limb of a large number of small school children of the City of Statesville who are in the habit of using said street crossing in going to and from said Davie Avenue School building twice daily and it appesring that summons has been duly &egsued in this cause; It is, now, therefore, on viotion of Long & Glover and Scott & Col- lier, Attorneys for the Plaintiffs, ordered, adjudged and decreed that R B Gantt, his heirs, assigns, servants, agents, employees and contractors be, and they are hereby restrained from erecting the said filling station at the point and upon the location described in the compjaint within the boundaries of the City of Statesville and the Statesville Graded School District. It is further ordered and adjudged that the defendant show cause be- fore the undersigned Judge, at Statesville, N. C. on the 15th day of March, 1929, why this restraining order should not be made permanent. It is further ordered that the plaintiffs give an execution bond in the sum of $200.00 conditioned as provided by law, This the 26th day of February 1929, W F Harding cabs Judgé Houlding the Courts of the 15th Judicial District. State of North Carslina Department of Archives and History Raleigh CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY This is to certify that the microphotographs appearing on this reel are true and accurate reproductions of the records listed on the target (title) sheet preceding each volume or series of records microfilmed hereon; that the records were microfilmed on the date and at the reduc- tion ratio indicated; and that on the date of microfilming, the records were in the custody of the official or other individual listed on the target sheet(s). 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And it appearing to the Court that the sum- mons in this action was issued on the llth day of March 1929 ana returnable mot later than thirty days thereafter; And it further appearing to the Court that the said summons and a verified copy of the complaint filed in this action was served on the defendants on the 14th day of March 1929 by reading said summons and said verified complaint with each of said defendang And it further appearing to the Court that the said defendants fail- ed to file an answer or to demur to said complaint within the time prescrib- ed by law; And it further appearing that the defendants are indebted to the Plaintiff in the sum of $524.62, (five hundred and twenty four dollars and sixty-two cents), with interest thereon from the llth day of March 1929 un- til paid; It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintfff, H A Smith, recover from the defendants the sum of & $542.62, (five hundred and twenty-four dollars and sixty-two cents), with interest from the llth day of March 1929; and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Court ; It is further adjudged by the Court that this judgment be a Specific lien upon the lands described in the complaint; that all rights and equity of Redemption of the defendants in said property be and the same are hereby forever foreclosed; It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that WA Bris- tol be and he is hereby constituted a commissioner of this Court to sell the lands belonging to the defendants, as described in the complaint in this action, after due advertisment as required by law, and after giving notice as required bv law, at the Courthouse door in the City of Statesville on Saturday, the 6th day of July 1929 at 12:00 o'clock noon and report his action in the premises to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County Within ten days after sale; i Teal ee a ence maemo Le sagan ars i od It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that said commis. sioner shall pay out of the proceeds arising from said sale the cost and ex- pense of sale and pay to the plaintiff the amount due on his note and the re- mainder, if any, to the defendants; It is further ordered that the plaintiff may be allowed to bid on the lands at the sale by the commissioner and this cause is retained for further orders. This the 16th day of April, 1929. _John L Milholland _ ee Cc. S.C. North Carclina, In the Superior Court Iredell Cceunty. isses Mattie and Sallie -VSe D Laurel Parks Estete, Inc. mm Je 4 ) ) ) JUDEGEMENT Central Bank & f ) This ceuse coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk cf the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that the pleintiffs and defendants have compromised and settled a1l1 matters in controversy between them and by the terms of said compromise the defendsnts, & é q io peng Smr 7 , & © ° c Stand:rd Mert ge Company and Ventral Bank & Trust Company, have agreed to mY) ) ranl Mp, 5 1 } ok ake o - cancel and merk "Paid" the notes reterred to in the pleadings in this cause 1cunting to One Thousend 33 jundreda ana @ : am ti to One Thoussnd Six Rundred ana Sixty-six Dollars ($1666.00) with interest and turn the same cver and del: , ; _— seme cver and deliver ssid notes tothe plaintiffs and the pleintiffs apres > pay uP . @ pleintiffs agree tc pay all court costs in this action, L +1 Pn 3 t is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the fendsnts in +} defendsnts in this action recover nothing by reasen of their counter claim on the ta is aca : ; on the notes referred to ih the Pleadings ir this cause and tiat 5 . } - seid ncetes be cancelled and surrendered to the Dlaintiffs; it is further : ; f ordered, adjudged and decreed hy this cov ) 2S i ,f “ha qQ » + + by reason their suit Other than the Possession of the four notes referred to in the pleadings, marked, "Pei" i t is further crdered that the cost of this acticn be taxed agsinst the Plaintiffs, This the first day of M 1929 way, 7 John L, Mjlhcllm a Clerk Superisr Court, By Censent: Buren Jurney orney for Plaintifts, Francis J. Heazel 8 oF de endan Ss, Standard Mortgage o ©- and Central Bank & Trust Co > rt that the Dlaintiffs recover no thing le North Carolina, Iredell County. eeeveee C. Le Williems, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina Vs. Earl M, Davis ereveeversneeer ees eoeeers eeeeeoeveve ee eevee eaxgeeeeveeoe eee In the Superior Court, JUDGEMENT This cause coming on to be heard before me en Monday, May 6th, 1929, upon the verefied compleint cf the plat ntirr and t appesring tot he Court thet the summons herein and covy of said complaint was duly served recovery upon two notes of the to the Commercial Nationa said notes being for the sum of poO62.53, with interest April lst, 1928 yn on defendant and the «ther said note being for from April lst, 1928, And it further én answer within the time appearing that the defendant hasnot filed allowed Bank of Ststesville,. Nath Cerclina on of , the sum cf $362.33 with interest + by lew and that the slaintiff is entitled to judgement by default final for the principal sum cf said notes with interest, +t is therefore, ordered and adjudged that the pleinti ff recover cf the defendant the sum of $724.66 with interest from Avril lst » 1928 and all costs of the action to be taxed Wer ] r sly by the Clerk, John L, Milhollend Clerk of the Sunerfor Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, Wis be eH H HH HR North Carolina, Iredell County, Pegram A Bryant. ° A yant, Trading énd Doing Business as The Statesville Deily and The Landmerk, vs. Oakland Heights, Inc, oo oOo OO OO In the Superior Co rt, Before the Clerk, Cy CG oO G2 GG = & rH This cause ® ming on to be heard before the undersigned C lerk of the Syperior Court of Iredell County, and it appearingto th * court that this ig a civil actionf ounded upon a contract and tha the verefied complaint, together with a copy of summons, was Se Tved on the defendant through its officer and agent, B. Rush Lee, *nd it further ®ppesaring to the court that the said service was had G@@fendent on the Srd day of April, 1929 ami that thirty days, as allowed by law, have elap# d and that the defendant has failed to énswer or demur tothe plaintiff 's cause of action, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and ad judged thet the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $271.83, and interest 1927, until paid, together with the costs from the 3lst ad: of December tne Sls aay I ’ 3 his the 6th day of May, 1929. John L. Mzlholland Clerk Superior Court. FF TE BER re SH Wr Ore FW BE SER Sr Sr Sie Siete Sait ee + HKKRS Hew Nort} Carolina, In the Superior Court, : / : 7 i P/ A, Williar ) i 7 ‘ ’ a i es his cause cc to be leard before the ‘A | iu i TY { a 2 ersi Cl t superior Court of Iredell County ar it pearing i oe j rs to t C t t 1 ti £ fendsent have compromised and . | 7% . “ + ; +} - i settled all t aS I 7S arising upon tl 1cadings inthis cause am ae. | | a ‘ ‘ it appesring to the Court upon the metion of Leds & Lewis, Attorneys for j “ne pleints ic Suren dJurney, Attorngy for the defendant, that all matters in dispute between the plainti t q sndant have been * ol “ » . compromised and settled, + $a + YAY +h - T a It is t ore, on tne motion of Lewis & Lewis, B| 2 4 . A ee 5 ‘ 4 A Ory Sg c he lai ti f ¢ t ren Ju v5 to for th daf sndant, a ardareda eA tsAnn anc Cran } } ( +4 bins pps r by Jul cre ourt t the plaintff in the above a) + ) 3 c $ a * Cit hs 1 ; a8 eret on s t c lismissed, It is further nd n + + 4 +a “~ order A Cc Ss oO t £ j t the Court he naid bh the Ge fer yy) + de i js Thies +} Sth anv f ) 30¢ a es ve Gay of May, 1929, John L, Milhollend z 1 Clerk Superfor Court By consent: Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for FLaincire . Buren Jurney > Fe : Atty. for defendant, ~ i aOR > Motors . Fo 3535-9¢ gt4e HE I5E-45-9¢5 WO ESE TI Seg 3b HE 9E9655 36 349 i ae VN WS SE aK a nw North Cserolina , In the Superior Court, Iredell County, Befcre the Clerk, Mrs. Ira L, Wardlow, ) vs. National Accident & Hea ith Ins, Co, 6 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard and the plaintiff through her Counsel, Lewis & Lewis, appearing and asking to be allowd to take a non-suit ana did pay all costs in this action; It is therefore erdered, and adjudged that this action be non-suited, This May 7; L828. John L. Mslholland Clerk Superior Court, 4 " Ei | Se ii i rf H Pa ¥ 4 &llowed by law, have elapse d and that the defendant has failed or demur tothe plaintiff 's cause of action. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and ad judged leintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $271.83, and interest ist day of December, 1927, urtil paid, together with the costs This the 6th day of May, 1929. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court. ss foteneheteshshhshehshetnshehshehehsbehshshhihd hod hhh kk te ee ee lina In the Superior Court, nis cause comir to be leard hefore the Clam +} Msp nang ¥ +7 | J f 3 2 Cle1 > superior Court of Iredell County and it appveering a + i . A 3 f- 4 7 the pl tiff and d@efendsnt have compromised and their aif ALYANMKr AA 2 1 2s : Cir aqitrerences arising upon thep leadings inthis cause arg J it apperring tc the Court upon the mection of Lews & Lewis, Attorneys for ‘eaal® ct 4 Hy wn ( C4 pe c ry v ’ ‘ a ere “a Attorngy for the defendant, that all Yr ter < Lsvute het AOL) +) q + ! Y 118 put 2 n tne A r the ¢ c > ae intl endant have been oe) C Yn ¢ 3 a ++ + a ( j and sttled - H cr a “. & + > cr om @o jem | oO - = Oo 3 ° "> —{ dD Je Q o v pe a * en At y c AY the ] inti Se Ce Riin Ty +x } = = Ys Oo Y Tor the defendant, cf arn sy ’ 4 a | - I ] £ erste) } + Cr Ww ’ : i l Cc »+ ¢ + - y Loul at the laintff in the above ant% +1 3 3 l Ja > } > 3 Yr Non eo + 7 3 ’ - I C s ana dismissed, It is further or qd re . cc + S n an 4 > Co rt he nsid by the n q £ y + aeie ° this tt t I Or May » 1929 John L., Milhollend Clerk Superilor Court By consent: Lewis & Lewis ‘a haces ray r+ ; Attorneys for Plaintire } LU - @ Buren Jurney Atty. for defendant , MH t46-46 305: 6 fh 303 3 BPE S35 46469632965 MH 4e3%5¢4 MI Se465 UE SER Se $6 5452 PWN WN DE TTR SE Seg S31 36 3 cK 3 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, Befcre the Clerk, Mrs. Ira L, Wardlow, | ) vs. 0 National Accident & Keaith Ins Co. § d This cause coming on to be heard and being heard and the plaintiff through her Counsel, Lewis & Lewis, appearing — WwW and asking to be allowd to take a non-suit and did pay all costs in this action; It is therefore erdered, and adjudged that this action be non-suited, This May 7, 1929, John L, Mzlholland Clerk Superior Court. ntereh nee ; i i | Renae? = eo -aignern ve ——-* ee —— ae a —s aan Seana ote De So nay IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. WHEREAS, The Hon. Jno M Oglesby, assigned hy law to hold the Superior Courts of the 16th Judicial Bistrict of the Spring Term, 1929, and the Hon, W F Harding, assigned by law to hold the Superior Courts of the 15th Judicial District for said Spring Term, 1929, have agreed to exchange the Courts of the particular counties hereinafter named in theis said respective districts for said Spring Term, 1929: NOW, THEREFORE, I, O. Max Gardner, Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virture of authority vested in me by law, do hereby consent to said exchange, and do hereby authorize the said Hon. Jno M. Oglesby to hold the said Courts of the county of Iredell, two weeks, beginning May 20th in the 15th Judicial District, in lieu of the said Hon. W F Harding for said Spring Term 1929; and the seid Hon WF Harding is hereby authorized to hold the said Courts of the county of Caldwell, two weeks, beginning May 2Oth in the 16th District, in lieu of said Hon Jno M Oglesby for said Spring Term L929. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, this the 13th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 29, and in the one hundred and Sard year of our American Independence, QO. Max Gardner By the Governor: Tyre C Taylor Private Secretary. (STATE SEAL) apn armen \ mo, Su IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929, Monday May 20, 1929, Worth Caroline, @ In the Superior Court Tredell County. 0 May Term 1929, Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the State and County aforesaid, on the llth Monday after the lst Monday in March, 1929, the same being May 20, 1929, when and where His Hon, John mw Oglesby, Judge Presiding, is present and presiding, he having exchanged dist- ricts with the Hon. W F Harding, said exchange being consented to by His Fx- cellency Governor, O. Max Gardner by virture of authority vested in him by law. The Hon Zeb V Long, Solicitor is present and prosecuting in the name of the State. J L Sherrill, the High Sheriff of Iredell County,, is present and re- turned into open Court the names of the follewing good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the First Week of this term of the Superior Court t0O-wit: The follewing were drawn and sworn as Grand-Jurons for the term: c w Thompson, T O Hoke, J C Brookshire, Zell Brown, R O Miller, J oO Overcash, RG Reynolds, Leon Wilkerson, Ervin Steele, WF Pressly, Wilson Reed, Leon Brown, H Y Stikeleather, CC Fesperman, W R Joyner, J Hub Miller, RC Brawley and S P Eagle. J C Brookshire was appointed and sworn as foreman of the Grand-Jury. H F Heath wes appointed and sworn as officer of the Grand-Jury. M P Alexander and Charlie Ross were excused for lawful causes. The fodlowing were drawn and sworn as petit jurors for the week,; JG Pope, DD Moose, A H Cooper, E L Goodin, C N Gilleland, WA Bollinger, J B Stikeleather, J pD Joyner, Henry H Nicholson, WA Sloop, R P Litte, L K Lazenby RP Crater, SA Hair, Wade H linker, and A B Parker. The following were drawn and sworn as talesman jurors for the week; DW Speaks, R H Cline, H L Gilbert, J W Speaks, W A White, J P Little, wB Munday, L P Benfield. i. Bo 9 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. State vs Ce Levi Phillips > Continued Stat 9 TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. ig 8 Continued under former order, Johnson Wilson ; &n Teague b No. 4. Sass 9 SPEEDING AND RECKLESS DRIVING ve Q Alias Capias. WL Jones ; \ No. 5- \ State vs June McLean No. 6 \ State . VS Toy Mathis No. 7- State vs Herbert G Morriso No. 8 State vs Red Cline . No. E2 & I3 \ State vs Ed Gantt No. 14 State ~ sve Ted Dishman | . No. 15- | \ State vs Lester Brewer No. 16 \. State vs Fred Ervin No. 17 \, State vs Charlie Overcash ~ Bee 28 \ State N "v8 Feildon M Privett \ No. 19- & 20 State vs John Hager alias Frank Brown \. No. 22 \State vs Wayne Putnam Claud Gryder ™ No. 26- State vs Eugene Smith 9 0 0 9 0 0 y 9 9 9 ) n a> om a>> So > Oa < ooS > > ooo IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929. Monday May 20, 1929. SELLING LIQUOR. Nol Prosed with leave. TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. Alias Capias. TO APPEAR AND SHOW.:: GOOD BEHAVIOR. Capias for defendant TO APPEAR AND SHOW Continued under SEDUCTION Alias Capias. TO APPEAR AND SHOW Continued under TO APPEAR AND SHOW Sliaes Capias. TO APPEAR AND SHOW Continued under TO PERJURY Alias Cepias. GOOD BEHAVIOR. former order GOOD BEHAVIOR. former order, GOOD BEHAVIOR GOOD BEHAVIOR. former order GOOD BEHAVIOR former order STOREBREAKING LARCENY AND RECEIVING Nol Prosed with LARCENY OF AUTO. Nol Prosed with LARCENY OF AUTO. Alias Vapias, leave. leave No. 27 State vs F L Brincefield Oscar Myers \ No. 28 \ State vs Carlton Miller State vs Al Tilley \ No. 29 (BO. Sz \State > Pe S R Morrison No. 33 State ee Lloyd C Bowman \ No. 38 \ State vs Claud Cook State vs Claud Cook 4 Noi 38-B State vs Claud Cook No. 38-C ‘ State ¥s Claud Cook No. 40 \ State vs Clarence King IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929 Monday May 20, 1929, ; LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE The defendant Brincefield tenders a : c d Plea of i 0 of forcible trespass, which plea the Soliestor scostte 0 Upon recommendation of the Solicitor in open Court. ; end recommendation of the private prosecution, prayer Q Q 0 for judgment continued for two years ag to Bri on — . of the costs of this action. veweeelene, ° rosed with leave as to defendant M motion of Solicitor. were, OU ASSAULT WITH. DEADLY WEAPON. 0 , Continued, defendfantton road, 0 ( LARFENY Continued under former order Q DISPOSE OF MORTGAGE PROPERTY$ Continued until November Term. CARNAL INTERCOURSE Alias Capias. SS ce QoS <> 0 FORGERY 0 The defendant waives bill and tenders @ plea of guilty 9 of an attempt to commit a felony, to-wit, forgery, which 9 plea the Solicitor accepts. Date of check Oct 4, 1928, 9 FORGERY 0 The defendant waives bill and tenders a plea of guilty 0 of an attempt to commit a felony, to-wit, forgery, which 0 plea the Solicitor accepts. Date of check Oct 13, 1928 ) FORGERY 0 The defendant waives bill and tenders a plea of guilty Q of an attempt to commit a felony, to-wit, forgery, which 0 plea the Solicitor accepts. Dete of check Oct 13, 1928. ) FORGERY 0 The defendant waives bill and tenders a plea of guilty 0 of an attempt to commit a felony, to-wit, forgery, which § plea the Solicitor accepts. Date of check Oct 20, 1928 9 CARBREAKING Q King not taken, Capias. Q The defendant Carlee 'Dooley alias Roy Lee Carson comes 9 intovopen Court and pleads not guilty. Jury No 1 sworn Carlee Do@ley alias) an empannelled find the defendant guilty as charged in Roy Lee Carson No. 40-4 \ Btate vs Clarence King Q the Bill of Indictment. Q LARFENY AND RECELVIMNG 0 King not taken. 0 The defendant Carlee Dooley alias Roy Lee Carson 0 comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury No.1 Carlee Dooley alias) sworn ang gmpannelled find the defendant guilty as charg Roy Lee Carson 0 ed in the @ill of Indictment. meena ee 1 0 No... 42 State vs Roosevelt Leak Reuben Horton No. 43- State \ vs James Fraley No. 45 State vs James Fraley Carlee Dooley alias Roy Lee Carson mo, 55 \ State vs Dorsett Wright No. 56 State vs Mack Rash Clarence Nicholson Betsy Nicholson No. 57 State . vs \ E R Long No. S8* 59-60 State vs Lowrance Long NO, 61. State vs J E White No. 69 _\ State \ v8 W Ralph Drum No 68 State vs “ Lonnke Myers IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929. Monday May 20, 1929. ( LARCENY AND RECEIVING. 0 The defendants come into open Court and plead gux 0 guilty to larfeny and receiving which plea the Sol- Q icitor accepts. 9 Q LARCENY AND RECEIVING ) The defendant comes into open Court and pleads 0 guilty to larceny and receiving as charged in the ( Bill of Indictment. ) LARCENY AND RECEIVING 0 The defendants come into open Court and pleads 0 guilty to larceny and receiving as charged in the ( Bill of Indictment. 9 ) 0 FORCIBLE TRESPASS ( The defendant through his counsel H P Grier 9 waives bill and pleads guilty to trespass which 0 plea the Solicitor accepts. 0 It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that Qprayer for judgment continued for Two Wears upon Q@ayment of the cost and that defendant pay $300 Q%o R L Cook and Effie Cook, one-half in 12 months Qand one-half in Two Years, evidenced by notes ex- Qecuted by Dorsett Wright and Mrs CC Wright to QR L Cook and Effie Cook, HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY Nol Prosed with leave es to Clarence Nicholson an and Betsy Nicholson. The defendant Rash comes into open Court and through his counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads not guilty. Jury No 2 sworn and empannelled for their verdict. Taking of evidence continued to May 21. oo TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Continued for defendant. ooo S TRANSPORT AND POSESS LIQUOR & DRIVE CAR INTOXICATED Continued for defendant, oOo a> <— MANUFACTURE LIQU OR. Continued for defendant. EMBE&SZLEMENT Continued until Aug Term 1929, SoS oa >]aS TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. 0 § Instanter Subpoena for § ; urge o and Yeorge Boyett, ~purgeon Crisp, J M Mencer This Honoreble Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning May 21, 1929 at 9:30 O'clock A. ym, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 11 MAY TERM 1929 Tuesday May 21, 1929, This Honorable Court convwenes according to adjournment Tuesday yorning May 21, 1929 at 9:30 A. M. for the dispatch of business, j | Noe 21 State vs Alex Young James Nesbit \ No. 47 _ \ State \ vs will Morrison No. 48- | State \ vs Tom Gibbs Haywood Smith No, 49 || State \| v8 ‘ Jack Maxwell James Williams Will Watson John Maxwell Steve Starns \ ne 50 State vs C E Coleman \ No. 51 \ State vs C E Coleman \ No. 52 \State vs CC Tabor \ No 56 State vs Mack Rash \ No. 63 & 64 State vs Albert Libkins 0 Henry Parker | No. 65 State Vs TO Elliott i Oe > > OOdo~r coco o> Om > 9 > > coc oS > ooo <> oS x oS > Q Q 0 0 0 0 0 9 Q LARCENY The defendants come into open Court and through s u gh their counsel Lewis & Lewis plead guilty to larceny as cha in the bill of indictment, . ——— Open for judgment LARCENY "Not a True Bill! HOUSEBREAKING LARCENY AND RECEIVING au The defendant Smith comes intomopen Court anda pleads i guilty as charged in the Ball of Indictment. The defend- ant Gibbs comes into open “ourt and pleads not guilty. A jury after being sworn and empannelled for their verdict jreturn a verdict of guilty as charged in the bill of ind- ictment. STOREBREAKING LARCENY AND RECEIVING Capias as to Jack Maxwell and James Williams. is The defendant Will Watson comes into open Court and pleads guilty to Storebreaking Larceny and “eceiving as charged in the Bill of Indictment. The defendants Jno Maxwell and Steve Starns plead not guilty. After’ hearing the evidence the Sol- icitor only asks for verdict of guilty for receiving stolen goods knowing same to have been stolen. Jury being sworn and empannelled return a verdict of guilty of receiving stolen goods knowing same to have been stolen, LARCENY Defendant called and failed.Judgment Instanter Nisi Sci Fa and Capias. ASSAULT Defendnat called and failed, Fa and Capias. Judgment Instanter Nisi Sci LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE Defendant called and failed. and Capias Instanter. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa Instante HOUSEBREAKING LARCENY AND RECEIVING The Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendants come into open Court and pleads guilty to Housebreaking and Larceny as icharged in the Bill of Indict- ment. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Continued bg consent ‘i 12 No. 67 State vs J Arnold Stamper Ho. 68 State a Lonnie Myers Lo ee~ 10 \ State \ vs Jason Troutman No, 72 -& 78 State vs Jason Troutman No. 73 State \ vs Raymond Marlow nO. 75 \ State \ vs Joe Brooks No. 76 \ State vs George Brannon Dick Tolbert \ No. 82 State vs Irvin Goodman Paul Thompson Jack Deaton Ollie Kimmons OoPcm oa oS a > Conoco a> oO oS ( 0 0 0 9 CoO Oo Do So SS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929 Tuesday May 21, 1929. LARCENY AND RECEIVING Grand Jury returned "Not a True Bill". TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Continued for State. POSESS LIQUOR. The defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fan Instanter and Instanter Capias. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON AND - DRIVING Continued. ™ STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY ; The defendant comes into open Yourt and pleads guilty to Storebreaking and Larceny am charge@ in the Bill of Indictment. STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendant comes intomopen Yourt and pleads guilty to Storebreaking and larceny as charged in the Bill of Ifidictment. Y STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY ( Capias as to Tolbert The defendant Brannon comes into open Court and pleads guilty to Storebreaking and larceny as charged in the Bill of Indictment. FORFIETURE OF CAR BELONGING TO OLLIE KIMMONS, _The following jury was drawn sworn and empannelled for their verdict; S A Hair, AH Cooper, S P Eagle, AB Parker, RP Crater, C F Sain, WA Bollinger, R P Little, D D Moose, DW Speaks, RH Cline,and H L Gilbert. Evidence present on both sides and the case continued until Wednesday Morning May 22, This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning May 22, 1929 at 9:30 A. mM, ~ Judge P Siding and Hadi of th tan” 15th Judicial District. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 1 13 MAY TERM 1929 Wednesday May 22, 1929, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Worning May 22, 1929 at 9:30 A. M. for the dispatch of business, No. 24 State vs RC Gilbert No. 25 State vs RC Gilbert . No. 30 \ State vs Tom Allison \ State vs Coleman Fox No. 34 \ State \ vs JC Parker No. 35 State v8 Joe Eccles \ No. 36 \ State vs R Vernon Rash No, 37 \ State vs \\ Dewey Houston Cecil Isenhour Beecher Isenhour , No. 39 \ State vs Jim Watt Bessie Watt \ Bos 44 \ State ve Carlee Dooley \ \ No, 41 State vs Hub MeLelland Roosevelt Leak ~~ ooo oOo oS > y 0 0 9 SS aS Oe oo S> a ooo ress > > QoS OS eS oD col > ooo > om oO > GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS Nol Prosed with leave. GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS Nol Prosed with leave. LARCENY The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel H P Grier pleads not guilty. A jury after being sworn and empannelled for their verdict return a verdict of - guilty of larceny as charged in the Bill of Indict- ment. SEDUCTION The defendant. comes into open Court and through his counsel Messrs Lewis & Lewis and Payne pleads not guilty. A jury efter being empannelled and sworn return a verdict of guilty of Seduction as charged in the Bill of Indictmen Defendant ordered in custody of Sheriff. ASSAULT Defendant called and failed. and Capias. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS Contined for dé&fendant BRIBERY Defendant called and failed. Instanter and Instanter Capias. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa LARCENY Continued for State. ROBBERY " Nol Prosed with eevee LARCENY AND RECEIVING The defendant comes intom open Court and pleads guilty to Larceny and Receiving as charged in the Bill of Indicé- ment, CARBREAKING AND LARCENY Nol Prosed with leave. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ‘ MAY TERM 1929 13 12 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Wednesday May 22, 1929, MAY TERM 1929 Tuesday May 21, 1929. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday No. 67 Q LARCENY AND RECEIVING State ) Grand Jury returned "Not a True Bill". vs , Worning May 22, 1929 at 9:30 A. M. for the dispateh of business, J Arnold Stamper . No. 24 0 GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS Mo. 68 0 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. state 0 Nol Prosed with leave. \. State 0 Continued for State. vs 0 ' vs ) RC Gilbert 0 Lonnie Myers 0 No. 70 0 POSESS LIQUOR. No. 25 9 GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS \ State 0 The defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fan State 0 Nol Prosed with leave. \ ves 0 Instanter and Instanter Capias. vs 0 I Jason Troutman 0 RC Gilbert 9 “| \ No. 30 )( LARCENY No. 71:2 72 ( ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON AND RECKLESS DRIWING \ State 0 The defendant comes into open Court and through his State vs 0 counsel H P Grier pleads not guilty. A jury after being vs 0 Continued. Tom Allison ; sworn and empannelled for their verdict return a verdict a Jason Troutman 0 5 of hh guilty of larceny as charged in the Bill of Indict- ¥ ment. } / No. 73 9 STOREBREAKING AND EARCENY ' s i \ State 0 The defendant comes into open Vourt and pleads guilty \ Me. 31 § SEDUCTION i \ vs 0 to Storebreaking and Larceny am charged in the Bill of \ State 0 The defendant comes into open Court and through his Raymond Marlow 0 Indictment. vs 0 counsel Messrs Lewis & Lewis and Payne pleads not guilty. Coleman Fox ; eee ee es oe a return a verdict of gu yo eduction as charge n the Bill of Indictmen No. 75 Q STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY Defendant ordered in custod f Sheri ii \ State 0 The defendant comes intomopen Yourt and pleads guilty ' i —— ‘ vs _ 0 to Storebreaking and larceny as charged in the Bill of Joe Brooks 0 I[ffdictment. \. No, 34 ) ASSAULT \ State 0 Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa d ias. _ No. 76 (9 STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY J Ten eae ; glean r \, State 0¢ Capias as to Tolbert : } vs ; The defendant Brannon comes into open Yourt and pleads George Brannon guilty to Storebreaking and larceny as charged in the \ No. 35 0 GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS Dick Tolbert 0 Bill of Indictment. j State , Contined for d€@fendant vs Joe Eccles 0 : No. 82 9 FORFIETURE OF CAR BELONGING TO OLLIE KIMMONS, State Q _The following jury was drawn sworn and empannelled for ' ‘ Q their verdict; SA Hair, A H Cooper, S P Eagle, AB Parker, \ No. 36 0 BRIBERY Irvin Goodman 0 R P Crater, C F Sain, WA Bollinger, R P Little, D D Moose, State 0 Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa Paul Thompson 0 D W Speaks, RH Cline,and H L Gilbert ‘ ; , ’ ° vs 0 Instanter and Instanter Capias. ack Deaton 0 Evidence present on both sides and the case continued R Vernon Rash 0 Ollie Kimmons 9 until Wednesday Norning May 22, \ Wo. 37 ) LARCENY \ fae ; Continued for State. 8 Dewey Houston Q Cecil Isenhour Q Beecher Isenhour \ We. 39 ° 0 ROBBERY eT . Nol Prosed with leave. Jim Watt i Bessie Watt 0 This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning \ May 22, 1929 at 9:30 A. wy. a: 44 9 LARCENY AND RECEIVING te 0 The défendant comes intom open Court and pleads guilty at D Q to Larceny and Receiving as charged in the Bill of Indicé- e@ Dooley 0 ment. ~ Judge Pypsia ng and Hakdin g Cour vee a a: 41 CARBREAKING AND LARCENY 8 _ Nol Prosed with leave. Hub McLellang Roosevelt Leak oo coo] IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 15 PERIOR COURT 14 IN THE SU MAY TERM 1929 MAY TERM 1929 Wednesday May 22, 1929, No. 53 Q LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE. State 0 The defendant comes into open Court and pleads vs Q guilty to temporary larceny of an automobile which Robett Felmet 0 plea the Solicitor accepts. No. 54 ) DISPOSE OF MORTGAGE PROPERTY. State 0 Continued by consent. vs d H E Sherrill ) No. 62 ) GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS State ) Continued for dfendant vs 0 Joe Eccles 0 Ne. 74 0 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. State 0 The defendaht comes into ocen Court and through his vs 9 counsel Z V Turlington enters a plea of guilty to sim- Monroe Byers 0 ple assault which plea the Solicitor accepts. 0 It is orderedcand adjudged by the Court that pray- 0 er for judgment be continued for two years on payment 0 of the costs of this action and that the defendant 9 move out of the Elmwood Comunity where he is now re- 0 siding. No. 81 Q EMBEZZLEMENT State 0 The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty vs 0 to embezzlement as charged in the bill of Indictment. J W Banks 0 No. 70 9 State ! vs 0 JUDGMENT. Jason Troutman. 0 This Cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding at the May Term of Superior Court of Iredell County and it ap- peering to the Court that the Statesville Buick Company, intervenor in the above styled case, has a valid subsisting lien upon the Buick Coupe as seized by the officers in this case and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant has no equity over and above the amount of $792.00 due the Statesville Buick Compeny under its lien; And it further eppearing to the Court that the Statesville Buick Company, intervenor, has Signéfied its willingness to re-possess the car and to pay the officers' fees for the seizure thereof; It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the lien of the Statesville Blick Company, intervenor, be, and it is declared a valid lien upon the said Buick Coupe and that the same be turned over to the said inter- venor, upon the payment into the Court of the officers! thereof. fees for the seizure This May 21st, 1929, Jno. M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding, “< 2 WEDNESDAY MAY 22, 1929 NORTH CAROLINA; 0 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. (0 MAY TERM 1929. TO. HON. JOHN M. OGLESBY, JUBGE PRESIDING We,;,the Grand Jury, for the May term, 1929, of Iredell Superior Court, beg leave to make the foldowing report: We have passed on all bills referred to us and have made returns to the presiding Judge. We visited all the offices in the Court House and find them in good condition. We vidited the County Home by a committee ana found the following inmates: Ten white males, 13 white females, 7 colored males, 8 colored female The stock consists of four mules, thirteen cows, 31 hogs, and ae z large mumber of chickens, all of which are in good condition. we found 55 gsr acres of the farm planted in wheat and barley, 21 acres in corn, and the re- mainder of the farm generally in good condition, The inmates report that they are well pleased with the management at the Home. The Superintendent, Mr Templeton, reported that the former rec- ommendations of the Grand Jury had been and were being complied with. we recommend, hewever, that the woodwork over the main entrance be repaired, A committee visited the Chain Gang and found eight white men and twenty negroes. They reported satisfactory treatment and conditions at this temporary camp. We found twelve mules, all in good shape. All equipment and road machinery were found to be in good condition. We visited the jail by committee and found twenty prisoners, namely, 19 State prisoners, consisting of nine white m@M and ten negro men, one white Federal prisoner. We recommend that a pafided cell be repaired and put in good ‘condition immediately. This recommendation hes been made by several former grand juries, but has not been compiled with. We found the first @&nd second floars of the jail to be in unsanitary Condition and badly in need of thorough cleaning, and that the cells be paint *d throughout. The old bedding should be replaced with new bedding. Upon request of the Jailor's wife, we recommend that a flour bin be Placed in the kitchen of the jail. Respectfully submitted, J. C. Brookshire Foreman of Grand Jury. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursdayy Morning May 23, 1929 at 9:30 A. M. ing and iding Cour 15th Judicial District ee ee ee a Seatiese aieeameeeatee ee ———— 16 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929 Thursday May 23, 1929. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thurs- day Morning May 23, 1929, at 9:30 A. M. No. 43 State . VS James Fraley No. 44 _ State vs Carlee Dooley No. 45 State vs “Carlee Dooley \ \ \ \ \ State \ vs James Fraley No. 40 State vs Roy Lee Carson altias Carlee Doole No. 42 State vs Roosevelt Leak Reuben Horton No. 63 State vs Albert Libkins \No. 64 State vs John Henry Parker \ No. 21 % State vs Alex Young James Nesbit No. 81 “NJess W Banks for the dispatch of business, LARCENY AND RECEIVING : Judgment of the Court thet the defendant. be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of(8) EIGHT MONTHS, to be assigned to work on the publie roads of Iredell County, to wear stripes. Sal LARCENY AND RECEIVING Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of (8) EIGHT MONTHS, to be assigned to work on the roads of Tredell County, to wear stripes. Sa LARCENY. AND RECEIVING Judgment of the Court that the defendant, Carlee Dool- ey, be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of (8( EIGHT MONTHS, to be assigned to work on the roads of Iredell County, to wear stripes, this sent- ence to go into effect at the expiration of the sentence in No. 44 A® to the defendant, James Fraley, judgment of the Court that he be confined in the common jail of Iredeii County fer a period of (8) EIGHT MONTHS, to be assigned to work on roads 6f Iredell County, to wear stripes, this sentence to take effect at the expiration of the sentence in No. 43. SS SS a 8 ee ss CARBREAKING LARCENY AND RECEIVING, Prayer for judgment continued. X CARBREAKING LARTENY AND RECEIVING Q( Judgment of the Court that the defendant be cénfined ) in the State's Prison at hard labor for not less than ; TWO nor more than FIVE YEARS, to wear stripes. LARCENY AND RECEIVING Judgment Sf the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of (12) TWELVE MONTHS, to be assigned to work on the roads 6f£ Iredell County, to wear stripes, oS oOo LARCENY AND RECEIVING Pe ceeamans of the Court that the defendant be confined n € common jail of fredell County for a period of (4) Q FOUR MONTHS, to be assigned to work on the ais of 0 Iredell County, to wear Stripes , LARCENY AND RECEIVING Judgment of the Court that each of the def efendants be ; confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a ; period of (12) TWELVE MONTHS, to be assigned to work on public roads of Iredell County, to wear stripes. : EMBEZZLEMENT Jud pin the Sommon. jarn oo ore that the defendant be confined Q a J@il of Iredell coy EIGHTEEN MONTHS, to be assigned oe to ee Iredell County, to wear Stripes, \ \ No, 48 State vs Tom Gibbs Haywood Smith No. 73 State ws Raymond Merlow No. 75 State vs Joe Brooks No. 76 State vs George Brannon No, 49 State vs Will Watson No. 53 State vs Robert Felmet No, 49 State \ vs John Maxwell IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 17 MAY TERM 1929. : Thursday May 23, 1929. OS > oS DOSS QS Se Qa SS SS SS So <> oo = <> o> HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell closes a period of (18) EIGHTEEN MONTHS, to be assigned to work on roads of Iredell County, to wear stripes. As to the defendant Haywood Smith, judgment of the Court that he be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a perio@ of (12) TWELVE MONTHS, to be assign= ed to work on roads of Iredell County, to wear Stripes, STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a periog@ of (6) SIX MONTHS, to be assigned to work on roads of Tredell County, to wear stripes. STOREBREAKING AND EARCENY Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of (6) SIX MONTHS, to be assigned to work on roads of Iredell County, to wear stripes, STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the State's Prison at hard Labor for a period of not less than ONE nor more than THREE YEARS. STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the State’s Prison at hard labor for a period of not less than THREE nor more than FIVE YEARS. TEMPORARY LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE. Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the State*dé Prison at hard labor for a period of not less than TWO nor more than FOUR YEARS. RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS. Judgment of the Court that preyer for judgment be con- tinued upon payment of his part of cost for which County is liable. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning May 24, 1929 at 9:30 A. M. e 15th Judicial District | ad " = EL. nanan IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929 Friday May 24, 1929, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morn- 1929 at 9:30 A. M. for the dispatéh of business, ing May 24, No. 36 0 BRIBERY State 0 The defendant comes into open Court and through his vs 0 counsel Lewis & Lewis and D L Raymer tenders a plea of Vernon Rash 0 guilty of an attempt to committ a felony, to-wit, bri- 0 bery, which plea the Solicitor accepts. No. 28 Q ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. State 0 The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not vs 9 guilty. A jury sworn and empannelled returns a verdict Carlton Miller Q of not guilty of assaylt with deadly weapon, No. 46 Q CARRY CONCEALE!® WEAPON. State 0 The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty vs 0 to carrying a concealed weapon as charged in the Bill of Robert Moore Q Indictment. 0 Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- Q fined in common jail of Iredell County for a period of Q NINTY DAYS, to be assigned to work on roads of Iredell 9 County, not to wear stripes, this judgment to begin at Q expiration of sentence he is now serving. No. 77, 78 & 79 § DRIVE CAR WITHOUT PROPER PERMIT. State Q Cohtinued vs Q Floyd Beaver 0 State vs Thomas Harrison It appearing to the Court in the above entitled case that the de- fendant Thomas Harrison, was bound to appear at the November Term of Ire- dell Superior Court, 1928, to answer to a charge for violation of the crim- inal laws of North Carolina, and whereas it further appearing that the said Thomas Harrison deposited with the Clerk of the Court of Iredell County the sum of $200.00 in money in lieu of personal bond; and it fur- ther appearing that said Thomas Harrison failed to appear in this court as he was so required and bound to do, that he was called for trial and failed to answer, and that sci fa and capias was issued; and it appeare in@ to the Court that an alias sci fa has been issued in this case, and all sci fas and processes therein returned to the Court "Thomas Harrison not to be found," NOW THEREFORE, It is ord rea and adjudged that the $200.99 so de- posited by the said Thomas Harrison be and the same is hereby condemned and forfieted, said money to the proper authorities for the benefit of the school fund of Iredell County, after first péaying out of said funds the costs of this action, Jno. M. Oglesb Judge Presiding. \ No. Il State vs Wagner Furgeson No. 21 State vs Jmaes Nesbit Alex Young No. 2 State vs \ \ Johnson Wilson Ben Teague No. 23 State vs Dock Davis IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929, 19 Friday May 24, 1929, SoS Sal SS <> oovcc”<s? 9 0 Q y FORFEITURE OF BOND. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that a th forféiture of bond in this case be made absolute 74 that execution be issued against said bondsmen the Carolina Bonding & Insurance Company. FORFIETURE OF BOND It is ordered by the Court that forfieture of bond heretofore made be striken out,and discharged, FORFEITURE OF BOND. It is ordered by the Court that the forfieture of bond heretofore made be striken out and the bondsmen released on payment of cost of sci Te, NON-SUPPORT Continued, This Hogorable Court takes a recess until Monday Mornigg May 27, 1929 at 10:00 o'clock A. M. eemreniacenente hemmmmmaiaiemanata een eee ET en ay — | | i ee ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BAY TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK . Monday May 27, 1929. / North Carolina, 0 In the Superior Court Second Week Iredell County. 0 May Term 1929. This Honorable Court meets accoding to adjournment at 10;00 o'clock A Monday Morning May 27, 1929, when and where His Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding and Holding ‘Courts of the 15th Judicial Dist- rict of North Carolina, is present and presiding, this the Second Week at November Term, 1928. J. L. Sherrill, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina geturned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors of this Court for the second week for civil cases, to-wit: J B Troutman, J F Walters, WW Murdock, W F Foote, J E Shoemaker H C Bennett, W R Mills, RH Troutman, J F Clendenin, J C Templeton, WT Summers, E B Watts, E R Siceloff, H B Chambers, J M Lentz, J Blick Alex- ander, LV Cartner, T T Wallker, LA Blackwelder and J J Crater. The following were excused for lawful causes; L G Sloop, F L Bruce. No 136 BRIBERY State Q The defendant comesinto open Court and through his Lvs ) counsel Lewis & Lewis and D L Raymer pleadé guilty Vernon Rash § to an attempt to committ a felony, to-wit, bribery Q in a second count. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. “ Edna Viola Putnam Mgy Term 1929, vs .E D Putnam Jury sworn and empannelled answer the issues as follows; 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes <. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for two years next immediately preceeding the com- mencement of this action? Answer: Yes 5. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, as alleged in the complaint? ; Answer: Yes. \ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK Monday May 27, 1929. yorth Carolina, 0 In the Superior Court gana Viole Putnam Q | os 9 JUDGMENT. ED Putnam ) This cause coming on to be heard at the May ‘erm, 1929, of the superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard before his Honor, Oglesby, Judge presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submit- ted to them in favor of the plaintiff «nd against the defendant, as follows: "1, Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2, Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for two years next immediately preceeding the commencement of this action? Amswer: Yes. 3, Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, as alleged in the complain Answer: Yes." It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be granted a divorce 4 mensé et thoro from the defendant. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action This May 27th, 1929. Jno. M. Oglesby Juage Presiding oe North Carolina, 9 In the Superior Court Iredell County. @ Mrs Sarah E Overcash 0 vs Q ISSUES JC Overcash 0 Jury after being sworn and empannelled answer the issue as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, 4 alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2, Has the plai tiff been a bona fide resident of the State of Max North Carolina for two years next {immediately preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes 3, Did the defendant, J C Overcash, commit adultery, #8 alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 22 \ Carrie Estes Harris IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK. Monday May 27, 1929. North Sarolina, 0 In the Superior Court, Iredell County. 9 May Term 1929, Mrs Sarah E Overcash 0 vs 0 JUDGHEN TF. J C Overcash 0 This cause coming on to be heard at the May Term, 1929, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being keard, before His Honor, Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff and aginst the defendant, as follows: "1, Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for two years next immediately preceding the commencement of this action? Answer; Yes. 3. Did the defendant, J C Overcash, committ adultery, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes." It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofope existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are hereby dissolved and set aside absolutely and the plaintiff is awarded an absolute divorce from the defendant, It is further ordred thdt the plaintiff pay the costs of this action, This the 27th day of May, 1929. Jno. M. Oglesby Judge Presiding North Carolina, 9} In the Suoerior Court Iredell County. May Term 1929. NN vs L880 E J B Harrig, alias Robt Felmet. onNCS-llllOUSlC Dury sworn and empannelled amswered the issues as follows: 1. Did the defendant have a living wife at the time he attempted to enter into the marital relation with the plaintiff, as ‘alleged in the aom- plaint? Answer; Yes &. If so, dod the plaintiff have knowledge of the fact at the time of the alleged marriage ceremony with the defendant? Answer: No. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT | 22 MAY TERM 1929 SRCOND WEEK. ™ Monday May 27, 1929, North Carolina, 0 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 0 May Term 1929. Carrie Estes Harris 0 ve 9 JUDGMENT, 0 J B Harris, Alias Robert Felmet 0 This cause coming on to be heard at the May Term, 1929, of Iredell County Superior Court before His Honor, Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it as follows: "1. Did the defendant have a living wife at the time he attempted to enter into the marital relation with the plaintiff, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. If so, did the plaintiff have knowledge of the fact at the time of the alleged marriage ceremony with the defendant? Answer: No. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged, upon motion of Secott- & Collier, Attorneys for the plaintiff, that the attempted marriage be- tween the plaintiff and defendant be,and the same is,hereby declared to be absolutely null and void and of no effect, and the same is hereby vacated and set aside. It is further ordered thatthe plaintiff be permitted to resume her maiden name. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the cost of ths action, This May 27, 1929. Jno. M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding. a sh gia NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. MAY TERM, 1929. Mrs. Ola Griffin, v8. ISSUES. Nees Nw M. F. Griffin. The jury sworn and empanelled, answered the issues &8 follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as Slleged in the complaint? : ‘ Answer: Yes, State 2. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the of North Garolina for five years next immediately preceding the Commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. = = . Pa ean: i 7h 3, Have the plaintiff and defendant lived seperate and apart for fiy years, 48 alleged in the compaiaint? Answer: Yes. NORTH CAROLINA 'N THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. MAY TEPM, 1929. Mrs. Ola D. Griffin, ) vs. 5 JUDGMENT. M. F. Griffin. This cause coming on to be heard at the May Term, 1929, of the Super- ior Court of Iredell County, and being heard peforeHis Honor, Oglaby, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant,as follows: "1, Didthe plaintiff and the defendant intermarry 4s alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2, Was the plaintiff been 4 bona fide resident of thé State of North Carolina for five years next immediately preceding the commencement of this action? A. Answer: Yes. 3, Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived seprate and apart for five years, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes." It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are,hereby dissolved and set aside absolutely and the plaintiff is awarded an absolute divorce from defendant. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the cost of this action, This the 27th day of May, 1929. Jno. M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding. ¥ NORTH CAROLINA; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. MAY TERM, 1929 Sam Wilson, ) v. ISSUES. Ethel Sherrill Wilson, ) The jury aworn and empanelled, answered the issues as follows: 1. Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State of C ina ‘ North Carolina for more than twoyears prior to the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? A. Answer: Yes 2. Did the plaintiff intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes, ‘a id the defeniant commit adultery, as alleged in the compleint? Answer; Yes. yorTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY. MAY TERM, 1929. gam Wilson, “. ) JUDGMENT. Ethel Sherrill Wilson. This cause coming onto be heard before His Honor, John M. @lesby, Judge presiding, and & jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the issues submitted toit in favor of the plaintiff, as set out in the record: It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Coutt that the marriage between the plaintiff, Sam Wilson, and the defendant, Ethel gnerrill Wilson, be and the same is hereby dissolved and they are hereby di- yorced from thebonds of matrimony. Let the costs be taxed against the plain- tiff. Jno. M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding. North Sarolins, Q In the Superior Court, Iredell County. 0 May Term 1929. Cora MeGlamery vs TSBSUE S&S. J D MeGlamery lst. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry 46 alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2nd. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of worth Caroline for more than five consecutive years prior to the commencement of this action? BSrd. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, without any fault on the part of plaintiff, and live seperate and appart from her for more than five consecutive years prior to the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. North Carolina, 0 In the Superior Court Tred@11 County. Q May Term 1929 \ \ pees Clodfelter Q 7” 9 ISSUES D 8 Clodfeiter 0 Jury sworn and empannelled answered the issues &5 follows: lst Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry 68 alleged in the Complaint? Answer: Yes 26 MAY TERM 1929 SECOND BEEK IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Monday May 27, 1929. 2nd. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of North Carolina for more than two consecutive years prior to the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. Srd. Did the defendant commit adultery as eee in the complaint? Answer: Yes. NORTH CAROLINA, 0 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. 9 MAY TERM 1929, Mrs Amanda J King vs > JUDGMENT Dr C B Herman ) This cause coming on to he heard at this term of the Court, before His Honor John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and being heard and it appearing to the Court that the parties, plaintiff and defendant, have set- tled and compromised all matters between them growing out of the matters and things alleged in the complaint and answer, and that wnder the terms of the compromise the defendant has paid the plaintiff the amount agreed upon and it further appearing that the defendant under said compromise was to pay the cost of this action: It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the compromise between the plaintiff and the defendant be, and the same is, hereby affirm- ed and that the plaintiff take nothing more by reason of her writ, and tt is furgher considered and adjudged that the defendant pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Jno. M. Oglesby Judge of the 15th Judicial BY CONSENT: District of N. C. Grier & Grier Attorneys for plaintiff D L Raymer Attorney for defendant/ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929, SECOND WEEK Monday May 27, 1929, NORTH CAROLINA, 0 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. 0 MAY TERM 1929, WG Stout 0 ve ) JUDGMENT Dr C B Herman 0 This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, before His Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and being heard and it appearing to the Court that the parties, plaintiff pena defendant, have settled and come promised all matters betwwen them growing out of the matters and things al- leged in the complaint and answer, and that under the terms of the compromise the defendant has paid the plaintiff the amount agreed upon and it further appearing that the defendant under said compromise was to pay the cost of this action, It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the compromise the plaintiff and the defendant be, and the same is, hereby affirmed the plaintiff take nothing more by reason of his writ, and it is further sidered and adjudged that the defendant pay the cost of this action to be tax ed by the Clerk of this Court. Jno.M. Oglesby Judge of the 15th Judicial BY CONSENT: District of N. C. Grier & Grier Attorneys for plaintiff D L Raymer Attorney for defendant This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning May 28, 1929, at 9:30 A. M. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 28 MAY TERM 1929, SECOND WEEK. Tuesday May 28, 1929. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929, SECOND wEEK Tuesday May 28, 1929, This Honorable @ourt convenes according to adjournment Tues- Guy Morning May 28th, 1929 at 9:30 A. ML for the dispatch of business, fendant be and the sae are hereby dissolved, and the said A 1 Jacks is here- ’ . r by granged an absolute divorce from the said Leola Hayes Jacks. It is further North Carolina, } In the Superior Court ordered that the plaintiffppay the cost of thig action as taxed by the Clerk Iredell County. 0 of thés Court. Jno. M: O lesby A L Jacks Judge Prostitng vs 0 ISSUES Le@da Hayes Jacks Q Oe ee oe ee Jury sworn and empannelled answer the issues as follows: North Carolina, In the Superior Court Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the Iredell County. 9 May Term 1929. Compaaint? ie Answer: Yes \ Pa yerores 0 ij Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Caro- wi , oa es lina for more than two years mext prior to the commencement of this ac- 7h Pendongset Q yi tinn? Jury sworn and empannelled amswered the issue as follows: bi Answer: Yes What amount if any is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff? a Answer: Yes $300 and interest. i Did the defendant commit adultry as alleged in the Answer : Yes, North Carolina 9 In the Superior Court i Iredell County () : A L Jacks 0 i f vs 0 JUDGMENT ; Leola Hayes Jacks 0 ’ This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this the This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning s May Term 1929, of Iredell Superior Court before His Hogor, May 29, 1929 at 2:30 M : a : A. Honorable John eed M Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the Jury having answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff as follows: “Werems the plaintiff and defendant Complaint? married as alleged in the cial Disri Answer: Yes Has the plaintiffbeen a resident of the State of North Caro- lina for more than two years next prior to the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes Did the defendant commit adultry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, ee eee W Mills : a 0 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929, SECOND WEEK Wednesday May 29, 1929. nesday Morning May 29thy 1929 at 9:50 A. M. for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, Q In the Superior Court Iredell County. 0 May Term 1929, Carolina Parlor Furniture Company et al. vs JUDGMENT DISSOLVING CORPORATION. Iredell Upholstered Furniture Company. oa] = oc This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that the Receiver has heretofer filed his final account which has been approv- ed by the Court, and it further appearing that the said Receiver has disburs- ed all of the assets of satd Corporation. It is now ordered and adjudged that the defendant Iredell Up- ‘ holstered Furnityre Company be and is hereby dissolved ahd that a certified copy ef this judgment be filed in the office of the Secretary of the State of North Carolina, _ Jno. M. Oglesby Judge Presiding North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 0 May Term 1929, JUDGHENT P M Dellinger 0 This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff has asked to be allowed to take a voluntary non- suit, It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be and is hereby non-suited and that this action be dismissed and the defendant go without day. Jno. M. Oglesby Judge Presiding This Honorable Court conwenes according to adjournment Wed- Worth “arolina, 0 a IredelI county. Pehla Sherrill vs Andrew W Sherrill lst. Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement of this IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ) 9 9 MAY TERM 1929, SECOND WEEK 34 In the Superior Court May Term 1929, ISSUES action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes znd. Did the Answer: Yes Srd. Did the Answer: Yes, North “arolina, ( Iredell County. Dahla Sherrill vs Andrew W Sherrill = => Jury Sworn and empanelled answered the issues as follows: Hig oe plaintiff intermerry as alleged in the complaint? i defendant commit adultery as alleged in the compleint? % ae ia In the Superior Court nf May Term 1929. JUDGMENT This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor John M Oglesby Judge Presidingg and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the {issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record. It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the marriage between the plaintiff Dahla Sherrill and the defendant Andrew ". Sherrill be and the same is hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorced from the bonds of matrimony. Let the costs be taxed against the plaintiff. Jon. M. Oglesby Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929, SECOND WEEK Wednesday May 29, 1929, North Garolina, | In the Suoerior Court A 4 Iredell County. 0 May (erm 1929, M C Goforth 0 vs 0 ZUDGMENT G A Pendergast 0 This cause coming on to be heard and the jury having found that the defehdant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of three hundred dollars ($300.00), with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from July 30, 1929. It is now ordered and adjudged that the defendant pay to the g plaintiff the sum of three hundred dollars ($300.00) and interest on same from July 30,,1927, and further that the defendant pay the costs of this action. Jno, M. Oglesby Judge Presiding North Carolina, 0 IN the Superior Court Iredell County. Q May Term 1929, L E Ervin, minor by his mext of friend, Sin@élair Ervin, vs JUDGMENT, Mooresville Cotton Mills > SS OS This cause coming on to be heard at this term before His Hon- or, Judge John M Oglesby and being heard and it appearing that the plain- tiff. L E Ervin, minor is represented by hig father Sinclair Ervin as next of friend and by A L Starr, Esq., Attorney and being heard, it ap- peared to the Court that the Plaintiff had agreed to accept One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars in settlement of his Claim against said Mooresville &m Cotton Mills and upon investigation the said settlement appears to be Just and reasonable to the minor plaintiff. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the sett&ement is approwed and that the plaintiff recover of the défendant the sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars and the cost of this action to be ta Clerk, xed by the —__Jn. MQ Oglesbd Judge Presiding Honorable Court takes a recess until Thur May 50, 1929 at 9:30 a. M. This sday Morning Judge fr a ng anc ofthe 15th Judca \ Via \ MAY TERN 1929, SECOND WEEK Thursday May 30, 1989, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday yorning May 30, 1929 at 9:50 A. M. for the dispatch of business, NORTH CAROLINA, 0 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. () MAY TERM 1929, Oakland Heights, Inc. ] and W M Orr t vs 0 George H Lentz. 0 The parties to this action having adjusted their differences, which is confirmed by the Court: It is therefore adjudged that each-party be taxed with one-half of the costs of this action, and that the option given by the defendantn to the plaintiff, mentioned in the Pleadings, be surrendered and cancelled of record, Jno. MO Oglesby BY CONSENT: Judge Presiding Turner & Turner Attorneys for plaintiff DL Raymer & P P Dulin Attorneys for defendant MM Sulliman Q vs 0 MISTRIAL J § Waugh, L W Hix, ) and T L Ergin Q In discretion of the Court, jury with drawn. Mistrial ordered. Plaintiff taxed with the costs of this action, No, 29 ) LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE. State ) The defendant comes into open Court and enters a plea on ve ) of Nolo Contrendre which plea the Solivitor accepts. Al Tilley Q It is/ordred and adjudged by the Court upon recommenda- Q tion of the Solicitor, that prayer for judgment continued 9 for two years on payment of the cost, and further condition 0 that he remain a law abiding citizen. 0 FORGERY. vs Judgment of the court is that pare a ao eee f the costs s ac Claude Cook ) tinued for two years upon payment o ; ae 0 SEDUCTION ag 0 Judgment of the Court thatbthe defendant be confined in Colem 9 the State Prison at hard labor for not less than ONE nor mn Fox 9 more than TWO YEARS, to wear stripes. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ) 88 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1929, SECOND WEEK Thursday May 30, 1929. No. 36 BRIGERY. \ \ State For first count, dgment of the Court that the \ vs defendant pay a fine Of $200 and the cost of this action. Second count, judgment of the Court that the de- fendant be confined in common jail of Iredell County for period of TWELVE (12) MONTHS and assigned to work on roads of Iredell County of anyother county, not to wear stripes, capias to issue on motion of the Solicitor anytime within two years. Defendant to appear at each Term of Iredell Sup- erior Court for period of Two Years end show by rep- utable citizens of Iredell County, perticular]y in the commuhity where he lives, that he hasnot violat- ed the liquor law or any other law. y yt SS Se Se ee > > R J Foster by his next friend S B Foster, ( ) ( vs ) ( James W Brown ) The following jury sworn and empanneljed; H C Bennett, { J E Shoemaker, W W Murdock, J F Walters, J J Crater, T T Walker, LA aa Blackwelder, Watson Massey, anma@ Charles Blackwelder, L V Cartner, J F Te Cléndenin, and W T Summers, The taking of evidence continued over to Friday May 31, 1929. No. 36 9 BRIQERY. State 0 Judgment heretofore entered, above, is striken out. ‘ vs 0 The defendant enters a plea of an attempt to commit a Vernon Rash 0 felony, to-wit, bribery, in two cases. The first case, Judgment of the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $200 and the eost. Second case, judgment of the Court posta the fo tee $he cost and be confined in the ommon jail o rede County for a period of TWELV (12) MONTHS, to be assigned to work a the roads 7 ta dell County or anyother county in North Carolina which the commissiones of Iredell Coynty may designate. Capias &@s to the road sentence to issue on motion of the Sol- icitor and when ordered by the Court in event the defend- ant violates the prohibition law of anyother law of the State, for two years. It is futther ordered thet. the de- fendant appear at each term of Iredell Superior Court Pe for & period of two years and show by representative gz citizens of Iredell County, partigulearly citizens resid- ing in the community where the defendant resides, that k he has not violated the liquor 1 the State. q aw or any other law of This HonorableCourt gakes a recess until Friday Morning. May 31, 1929, at 9:30 A. M. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 35 MAY TERM 1929. SECOND WEEK a Friday May 31, 1929, This Honorable Court conwenes according to adjournment Friday Morning May 31, 1929 at 9:30 A. M. for the dispatch. of busniess, North Carolina, 9 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 9 May Term 1929, Cora McGlamery X vs q JUDGMENT J D McGlamery 0 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term H of Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, John M Oglesby, Judg Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the is sues submitted to them by the court in fevor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that th e bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defend- ant be, end the same are hereby did@solved, and the! plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant,. It is futther ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this ection. Jno. M. Oglesby Judge Presiding ee ee me ee ee oe North Carolina, 0 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 0 May Term 1929, Daisy Clodfelter 0 vs 0 JUDGME Nt DS Clodfelter 0 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this Term of Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor, John M Ogles- by, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues Submitted to them by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, a IN THE SUPERIOR GOURT 37 36 MAY TERM 1929, SECOND WEEK Friday May 31, 1929. and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute paternationel Shoe Co. 0 divorce form the defendant. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the on 0 ISSUE. ion. costs of this action a L Harmon 0 Jno. ro pasctd tng Jury sworn and empannelled answer the issue as follows: What amount,if any, is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff? Answer: $558.15 with interest from May 2, 1927, Worth Carolina, 0 In the Superior Court Iredell County. ? May Term 1929, forth Caroline, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1929, i R J Foster, by his next Q ‘ i" friemd, S B Foster esitional shoe id vs 0 JUDGMENT. Company Inc. | James W Brown ) \ ‘io 9 TUDGUENT, E This cause coming on to be heard at this trem before His R L Harmon 9 Honor, Judge John M Oglesby, and a jury, and being heard, and at the con- This cause coming on to be heard and Wekns heart hetire He iiuice: clusion of the plaintiff's evidence the defendant moved for judgment of " pose John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having amswered the non-suit on the grourid of contributory negli ence of the plaintiff. The ss — . issue,"Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff and if so in what amount?" mofion was granted: Answer: Five Hundred and thirty eight & 15/100 Dollars with interest from May IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED AND ADJUDGED That the action be, end. 1987 t 5 aie ahd liad nd, as set ou n record, and the same is, hereby non-suited,. It is, therefore, @rdered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of Jno. M. Oglesby Judge Presiding the defendant the sum of Five Hundred and Thirty-eight & 15/100 Dollars, with int- his ene erest from May 2nd, 1927, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, with the cost of this action to be baxed by the Clerk of the Court. North Carolina, (Q In the Superior Court : Jno. M. Oglesb ees Iredell Younty. 9 May Term 1929. Judge Presiding eth Judicial District. To His Honor, John M Qglesby, Judge Presiding I hereby beg to respectfully report to the Court that I have \% 31 : 9 SEDUCTION. at this term of Iredell Superior Court inspected and examined, to the best —_ ‘ Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in ‘ the State Prison at hard labor for not less than one nor more pf my ability, the conduct and administration of the office of the Clerk Coleman Fox 0 than two years, to wear stripes. of the Spperior Court of Iredell County, and that I find that said office | is being condteted bybthe said Clerk, Hon John L Milholland, in a most \ Wo. 49 : 9 RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS. | highly commendableg business-like and efficient manner, and from all that Sa mg ; Judgment of the Court that prayer for judgment be ee b until next term of Iredell Superior Court on payment of the Fam able to ascertain, I report that said office is being conducted in ace Steve Starns 9 costs of this action. Defendant to have until that time in cordance fully with all the laws governing and regulatimg the conduct and ‘oe + vr ; administration of said office, No, . Ry 0 RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS. . . 0 Judment of the Court that prayer for judgment be continued espectfully submitted, John Naxwe11 9 upog payment of the cost. Approved: zeb V Long 0 ‘ Jno. M. Oglesby Solicitor, Judge Pre stding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NORTH CAROLINA; & IREDELL COUNTY. 9 MAY TERM 1929. Arch Nesbit are JUDGMENT. B A Troutman, L L Troutman, C A Troutman and R W Troutman, Partners, trading and doing busi- ness in the firm style of Morres- ville Furniture Company. CoCo oa = <—_ This cause coming on to be heard at thisbterm of the Court before His Honor, John M Oglesby, and a jury, and it appearing to the Court, af- ter the jury was empannelled and the evidence introduced, that the party plain- tiff and the parties defendant have compromised and settled all matters at issue betwwen them growing out of the matters and things set out in the complaint end answer, and that the terms of compromise and settlement have been fully complied with; and it further appearing that under the terms of compromise the defendants were to pay the cost of their witnesses including the fees of the officers for issuing and serving subpoenas for the defendants and in addition to pay the cost of filing their answer and that the plaintiff was to pay all other costs of fil- ing their answer and that the plaintiff was to pay abl other costs of such action; It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff take hothing from the defendants that the defendants pay the costs of the officers for issuing and serving their Subpoenas and all the costs of the defendants witnesses and the cost of filing defendants! answer; and the plaintiff pay all the other costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Jno. M. Oglesby By Consent: Judge Presiding J F Newell, A A Tarlton and Lewis & Lewis, Attorneys for plaintiff A L Starrand Grier 4 Grier Attorneys for defendants, -——— om me ee \ ~ 4 Y Alexander et al, 0 vs ) Balance-Bullivan Co, ) The Receiver in this case begs leave to report that there are no new defelepoments since the last term of this Court; that there are still a few claims which he hopes to collect for the benefit of the creditos. He Bhere- 39 fore aske that the cause be continued to next term of this court and until he can be able to collect any of the collectable assets, J R Rice, By H P Grier, Atty., Upon the foregoing report, it is ordered by the Court that the cause be contiuned. Jno. M. Oglesby Judge Presiding North Carolina, 0 In the Superior Court Irede11County. 0 May Term 1929. City of Statesville, a body 0 Corporation and politic, and 0 Statesville Graded School 0 District, a body corporate 1} and Politic, Plaintiffs 0 ¥s 4) JUDGMENT, 0 RB Gantt, Defendant. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor John M Oglesby, at the Mey term of Superior Court and it appearing to the Court that the time has exptred which the defendant was allowed to answer the complaint and the temporery restraining order in this cause and that the piaintiffs are entitled to the relief sought in their complaint and affivadit in this cause, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the temp- orary restraining order here-to-fore made in this cause be and the seme is hereby made permanent, It is further ordered that defendant pay the costs of this action. Jno. M. Oglesby Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell County, May Term 1929, JD Kenerly ) 0 ORDER OF COMPULSORY REFERENCE CA pal. ) “nag ae This cause coming on to be heard and the defendant, C A Stearns, having moved that the matters in controversy be referred to a referee for os hearing and report, which motion was resisted by the plaintiff, J p Kenerly, he demanding a trial by jury, and it appearing to the Court from the pleade ings that the matters at issue require the examination of a long eccount: It is now therefore ordered and adjudged that all matters in com- troversy all issues in this actiom be ahd are hereby referred to ZV Turling- ton of Mooresville, North Carolina, for hearing and determination according to law. It is further ordered and adjudged that the hearding before said Referee be held in Statesville, North Carolina, on the _ day of June, 1929 and continued from day to day until said hearing is compeated, It is further ordered and adjudged that the said Referee file his report ten deys prior to the Augsut Term 1929 of the Superior Court of Ire- dell County, North Carolina,. Jno. M. Oglesby Judge Presiding. To the foregoing order of cpmpulsory reference the plaintiff, J D Kennerly, objects and demandsa trial of this cause and all issues therein by a jury. Jno. M. Oglesby Judge Presiding. 595=- Mrs L E Baker vs kad Baker -- Continued. \ 942-Lola J Beard vs Glenn V Beard -- Continued. © -L Ellis Hayes Admr M L Campbell vs Columbus Campbell et al --Continued. Mrs Louise Hayes vs Columbus Campbell et al -- Continued, Elkin Hardware Co vs MT Cockie, Stearns Bros Ine et al -- Continued for : defendant C A Stearns vs Wilbur Devendoff -- Continued, ' : AL Sims vs we Perry Jr. Continued. Della Baker vs A H Baker -«e- Continued, Mrs Bessie Orren Admr. vs Harrison Troutman -- Continued, Mooresville Furniture Co vs Mts J H Luckey et al. Continued, by consent A A Hoover Admr. vs J F Cox and F L Moore-- Continued by consent. J I Tomlin vs w T Henderson -- Continued. Consolidated Paper & Box Co vs 7 - eek, ee Continued Doggett Motor Sales Covs HJ Lipe. -- Continued C C Benton etval trading as Benton & Benton vs Stearns Bros Ine. Contd. IN THE SUPERIOR CouURT MAY TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK, 523 \"wc Pierce trading as Harmony Motor Co vs Joe Nn Brooks -- Continued, T.- WH Miller vs Atlantic Paving Co et al --- Continued Mooresville Cotton Mills vs N Estrada.-- Continued J C Brookshire et al vs WP Schodl et al. Continuea Columbia Weighing Machine Co vs Mooresville Drhg Co. Continued Isidoe Wallace vs M C Goforth, -- Continued, G L Crowell vs Roy L Goleman -- Continued G L Crowell vs Glover Heritage -- Continued Jesse li Brown et al vs Brown Bag Co. Continued, J R Brewer vs Thos G Lambert -- Continued E Morrison et a1 vs J K Morrison Grocery & Prod. (Co. Continued wary A Allison et al vs Hall Hosiery Co. Continued/ P P Dulin Extr et al vs Mary Lentz et al. Continued, K M Ramseur vs D E Kennedy et al. Continued, W L Pope et al vs Pope Tire & Battery Co. -- Continued, G L Crowell vs Mulkey Salt Co, -- Continued, Statesville Brick Co et al vs 8 S Rimmer et al Continued, — re my = nt Scare a _ -- + ALT [remem - See on ™ “ SS Se a ere eet: Hen Or a 44 North Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County. |} WC Ridenhour, a Citizen and Taxpayer of Iredell County, on behalf of him- \ self and all other citizens and tax- \ payers who may come in and make them- \ selves parties plaintiff. oUDGEs 8 2. oe I ETI, ree Seal ET vs Boerd of Commissioners of Iredell County. jf This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Sup- erior Court Judge, holding the May.Term, 1929, of Iredell Superior Court, and being heard upon the complaint, answer and pleadings as the record submitted to the Court for determination and the Court being of the opinion that the in- . , debtedness sought to be funded by the issue of $160,000 Funding Bonds of Ire- dell County is a valid indebtedness of Iredell County and incurred for the | necessary expenses thereof and that the same represents a defecit accumulated | from year to year on account of the fact that the taxes levied were not suf- | f ficient to re-pay notes issued by Iredell County for money borrowed fob the | necessary expenses of said county and that the notes of Iredell County now outstanding, in the amount of $160,000, are in fact a renewal of an indebted- ness created for necessary expenses which existed at and prior to July lst, 1927, and that the said indebtedness is fundible under the prévisions of the County Finance Act. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the Board of Commissioners of Irecell County are legally authorized and empowered to is-~ sue and sell said bonds and that the same are legal and valid bonds authoriz- ed by law and that the necessary tax levied on account of said bonds is not prohibited by the Constitution of North Carolina, It is further adjudged that the plaintiff, upon the record, is not entitled to a restraining order and his application therefpr is hereby dismhssed and the plaintiff is taxed with the costs of this action, This June 19th, 1929, Jno. M Oglesb ss Judge Holding Way Term of TredeIl Superior Court. a 8s L Stafford & B M Wilhelm ea ®h of the defendants on April 20th, 1929; 45 North Carolina, |} In the Superior Court Iredell County. | ¢ L Williams, Receiver of the { Gommercial National Bank of ' Statesville, N. C* j vo " JUDGMENT U BM Wilhelm j This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, May 20h 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and cépy of out complaint was duly served up- Hy on the defendant on April 20th, 1929; And it appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon three notes of the defendant, executed by the defendant to the Com: ercé ial National Bank of Statesville, N. C., one of said notes being for the sum of $120.00 with interest from May 12th 1928, another of said notes being for $400.00 with interest from May 20th 1928, and the other said note being for $17.00 with interest from July 9th 1928; ii And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the Plaintiff is entitled to judg- ment by default final for the principal sum of said notes with interest, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudced that the Plaintiff recover of the deferdant the sum of ~120.00 with interest from May 12th 1928, and $400.00 with interest from May 20th 1928, and the further sum of $17.00 with interest from July 9th, 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, __ John L Milholland _ Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County N C HW Fe ~ 3¢ 3-5 North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County 1(( C L Williams Receiver of the Commercial Natio Statesville 3s na Bank of vs JUDGMENT This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, May 20th 1g “8, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the C eurt that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served up- And it further appearing that this action is instituted for receverg upon two notes of the defendants, executed by:the defendants to Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C., one of said notes being the sum of $400.00 with interest from June 9th 1928, and the other note the sum of $575.00 with interest from July 28th 1928; And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said notes and interest, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendants the sum of $400.00 with interest from June 9th 1928, and the sum’ ofo$575,00 with interest from July 28th 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Gourt of Iredell County N C North Carolina, 9 In the Superior Court Iredell County 4 C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C,. vs JUDGMEN?®, J I Tomlin This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, May 20th 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing that thes summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon each of the defendants bn April 19th 1929; And it appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery of a note of the defendant, executed by the defendant to Ramsey Bowles Bompany and transferred by that Company to the Commercial National Bank of Statesville N. C. €or the sum of $562.52 with interest from February 7th, 1928; And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an an- swer within the time allowed by law and that the Plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of Said note and interest, Tt is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recov- par he Sefendant the aun of $506.58 with interest fron February 7, 1928, and 811 costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk _John L Milohilanda Clerk Superior Court North Carolina, {4 In the Superior Court tredell County . b Before the Ulerk ¢ H Brown os JUDGMENT Steve Williams This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, on this Monday, the 20th day of May 1929; and it appearing to the Court that summons in the above action was served on the defendant on the 8th day of March 1929, in accordance with the law, and that the complaint, duly verified was filed in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court on the ‘th day of March, 1929; and that more tha thirty days have elapsed since the service of said Summons, and the defendar has failed and neglected to file any answer to the complaint; and it further appearing that said complaiint is based upon a note under seal for a sum cer- tain; IT IS THEREFORE considered, ord-red and adjudged, that C H Brown the plaintiff in this action, recover of the defendant, Steve Williams, the sum of Three Hundred Fifty Eight Dollars and five cents, with interest on Three Hundred and Seventy Two Dollars from the 7th Gay of liarch, 1929, un- til paid, and the cost of this action, John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court North Carolina, {4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk. JC Holmes, Individual, trading as J C Holmes Lumber Company and JC Holmes Lumber Company, Inc. vs do Do Ee A? 8 R Morrison and his wife irs Essie Morrison This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Coart and it appearing to the Court that plaintiffs filed a duly verified complaint on the 5th day of October, 1928, demanding of the defend- ants the sum of Nine Hundred and Seventy-Eight Dollars and 81/100 ($978.81), “ith interest from the 6th day of April, 1928, at the rate of six per cent Until paid; and that the defendants filed an answer acknowledging that they ee ee 48 were indebted to the plaintiffs in the amount of Eight Hundred and Sixty-Kig¢ht Dollars and 93/100 ($868.93)y and that since the filing of said answer, the de. fendants have adjusted all differences between them and the plaintiffs and have made settlement there for. It is therefore consigered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintirf recover nothing of the defendants and that they be taxed with the cost of this action, This the 22nd day of May, 1929. John L Milholliand Clerk of Superior Court Agreed to: of Iredell County Scott & Collier Attvs for plaintiffs Lewis « Lewis Attys for defendants North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4§ Before the Clerk James S Goode { vs § JUDGMENT Appalachian Telephone Co, 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff is desirous of taking a nonsuit in the above entitled action ana paying the costs incurred in said action. Now, therefore, it is considred, ordered and adjudeed that the above entitled action be, and the sameis, hereby dismissed and that the plain- tiff be taxed with the costs of this action, e John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Gourt mo North Garolina, 4} In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4} Before the Clerk The Wallace Brothers Company { ve | JUDGMENT G M Noles and W A Smith. § This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the summons issued by this Court to be served on the defendant, G M Noles, was re turned by the sheriff of l’ecklenburg County with the notation "After due dilt gent search, not to be found in thid County." The sw mons togehter with a copy of the complaint, were served by the Sheriff of Lincoln County and an- swered by the defendant, W A Smith, setting up a defense, which the Court is of the opinion is a good and valid @efense and a bar to the recovery by the plaintiff. It fis, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged, upon motion of Scott and Collier, attorneys for plaintiff and Kemp RB Nixon, attorney for YA Smith, that the plaintiff be, and it is hereby non-suited and taxed with the costs of this action, This May 29th 1929, _John L Milholland _ Clerk Superior Court North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Iredell County, Jf Before the Clerk Lanier Furniture Manufacturing { Company, a Corporation 4 ve ) JUDGMENT Cyrus White $ This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, and it “pearing to the Court from the admission of the parties that all matters and things of Controversy between the plaintiff and the defendant have been com- Promised and settled in full and that the defendant has paid to the plaintiff the amount agreed upon in full satisfaction and settlement of all claims and demands existing against the defendant in favor of the plaintiff on account of those matters and things set forth in the complaint; it is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the said defendant be re leased from all claimes and demands of whatever nature or kind on account of a "Y subscription to the capital stock of the plaintiff Company, or otherwise. 49 | It is further ordered and adjudged that in consideration of this set. tlement, the plaintiff agrees to indemnify the cefendant from any loss what- ever by reason of his ever having endorsed or signed any notes for the plain- tiff or its promoters, It is further ordered that the defendant pay the costs of this ace tion, This the 31 day of May 1929, _ John L Milk and Clerk Superior Court hy Consent: Lewis and Lewis — Long and Glover Attorneys tor plaintiff _ Scott and Collier Attorneys for defendant North Carolina, 8 In the Superior Couert Iredell County. § William P Holt { vs } JUDGMENT Roy C Tatum and wife 6 Mrs Roy C Tatum q This cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, N C on Monday, June 8rd 1929 and being heard and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued and a verified copy of the complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Ire- dell County N C on the 24th day of April, 1929 and it further appearing that the summons and copy of the complaint were served on the defendants , Roy C & Tatum and wife lirs Roy C Tatum on the 26th Cay of April, 1929 and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of the summons and copy of the complaint, it is therefore ordered ana adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of Sixteen Hundred ($1600.00) Dollars whth interest from January Srd, 1928 at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid and that the defendants deliver to the plaintiff the following described personal property, to-wit: One Essex Sedan lhotor No. 580967, One craft piano, One two Paver CverevMtted sult and a1] office equipment, oti ce furniture and medical library, that Z V turlington, Esq., be and he is hereby appointed a commission- er by the court to sell the said personal property at public auction to the highest bidder for cash after twenty days advertisement by posting a notice Px, COURt house door tn Statesville, N C and four other public places in Iredell County, that the said commissioner, out of the proceeds of said sale, shall pay the cost of this action ana apply so much of the sale as may be necessary to the satisfaction of this judgment and pay any surplus, if any to the defendants. That the said commissioner make his report to the court of the sale of said personal property and thts cause is retained for further orders, This 5rd day of June, 1929, _John L Milhollana Clerk Superior Court % it BS 63 ‘. A Dk i f ae North Carolina, } In Superior Court . Iredell County. ‘ Before the Clerk a Eugene Morrison { vs JUDGMENT R E Gaither and { W L Gaither ) This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court, on motion by Scott ana Collier, attornets for kKugene Morrison, for judgment by default final and it appearing to the Court as foliows: That compalint was filed in this court by the plainthff on the 6th day of April 1929, demanding payment of $270.00 with interest from the 18th day of Jan. 1927, until paid, and the same being evidenced by note, and duly verified by the plaintiff, or his attorney, and that summons was duly issued on the 6th day of April 1929, by this Court and served upon the defendants, together with a verified copy of the complaint, by the sheriff of Iredell County on the 8th day of April 1929; That more than thirty days have elapsed since the service and that the defendants, nor either of them, have filed any answer or demurred to the Cause of action, as alleged in the complaint, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged upon motion of Scott and Collier, attorneys for plaintiff, that the plaintiff, Eugene Mor- ison, recover of the defendants, R E Gaither and W L Gaither, the sum of $270.00, with interest at the rate of 6% per annum form Jan 18, 1927, until Paid, and for the costs of this action. This 3rd day of June, 1929, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. Sete OM Hesesese De, ee OF OF oe OF ome ow ; i | D2 North Carolina, {4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 N E Brown 4 vs 4 JUDGMENT D A Ritchie and wife Jettie Cashion Ritcnie This cause coring on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday June 10th 1929, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this action on May 7, 1929 and served on May 9, 1929 by reading and deliv- ering a copy of the summons and a copy of the complaint on said defendants; and it further appearing to the Court that a duly venities complaint was filed in said cause on the 7th day of May 1929; and-it further appearing to the Court that the defendants are indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of NINK HUNDRED NINE AND 657100 ($909.65) Dollars, together with interest from the 1@th day of April, 1929 at the rate of 6% per cent per annum till paid, and it further appearing that amount is evidenced by a stated account, the amount of which is set out in the verified compaint filed in this cause, and it further appearing that the defendants have not filed an answer or demurrer in the time allowed by law; It is therefore ordered and adjudged thatbthe plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of NINE HUNDRED )INE AND 65/100 ($909.65) Dol2ars with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from the 14th day of April, 1929 until paid and that the costs of this action be taxed by ths Court against the defendants, This the 10th day of June, 1929, __Johm L Milnolland Clerk Superior Court, O38 NORTH CAROLINA | Spring Term, 1929. }) No. 497 SUPREME COURT i Iredell County. p P Dulin, Executor of C A Dulin and P P Dulin, and individaul in his own right, and Julia B Dulin, wife of P P Mmlin vs. william Dulin and iucile Dulin, minor Chil@ren of P P Dulin; Mrs Anne Maxwell and husband, Emmett Maxwell, and Frances Maxwell and Sahah Maxwell, Minor Child- rem of Ann Maxwell; Mary E Lentz and husband, J A Lentz, Ralph Lentz and wife na Register Lentz, Fred Lentz, Ben Miller Lentz, Wilma Warjorie Lentz. Jerr cory fentz, Elizabeth Ellen Lentz and Paul Lentz. j ’ vy JUDGMENT This cause camé on to be arguéd upon the transcript of the record from the Superior Court of Iredell County: upon consideration whereof, this Court is of opinion that there is no error in the record and proceedings of xu said Superior Court. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, that the opinion of the Court, as delivered by the Honorable wW J Adams, Justice, be cer- tified to the said Superior Court, to the intent that the judgement is affirmed. And it is considered end adjudceed further, that the defendants and surety do pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, to-wit, the sum of Twenty Seven Dollars and twenty five cents ($27.25 and execution issue therefor. A True Copy: Edward C Seawell ~ Clerk of the Supreme Court 26259686 54 - 9b ETE TE ESE North Carolina, {|{ In the Superior Court Iredell County. jf Before the Clerk. Statesville Lumber Company, & corporation, vs JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL CH Kluttz ) This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk f the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that *he duly verified complaint of the plaintiff was filed in this office on the llth day of March 1929, and that a copy of said complaint, together with a “Py of the summons, was served on the defendant by leaving a copy with him, by the Sherirr of Kowan County on the 19th day of March, 1929; erro menses ome so It further appearing to the Court that the thirty days have elapsed and that the defendant had failed to answer or demur to the complaint filed in this cause and it also appears to the Court, upon information of the attorneys for the plaintiff, that since the institution of this action, the defendant has made a satisfactory settlement of all the matters and differ- ences between him and the plaintiff, except the sum of $351.50, with inter- } est from the 14th day of May, 1929. | It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged, upon motion of Scott & } Collier, Attorneys for the plaintiff, that the plaintiff recover judgment of the defendant in the amount of $351.50, with interest from the 14th day of May, 1929, until paid, said sum being a balance unpaid and due by the defend ante i It is further ordered that the defendant pay the costs of this , action. | This the 17th day of June, 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court } North Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk \ 4 B Bristol, and H Cowles Bristol, \ trading as The Bristol Motor Company. vs FINAL-J UsDGMENT, R H Mason This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Garolina, on this Mon- day, June 24th 1929, upon-motion made by attorenys for the plaintiff, for judgment by default final, and it appesring to the Court that claim and de- livery proceedings were duly instituted on the Sth day of April, 1929, by due issuance of summons herein on said date; that said summons is return- able as required by law; that time was extended for filing of the complaint #0 April 19th 1929, by order of the Ulerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County; that on April 19th 1929, a duly verified complaint, demanding a sum certain in money due on a written instrument, to-wit: A chattel mortgage, was filed; that as an incident to the chief relief demanded in this action, the plaintiff in its aforesaid Complaint demanded, in this action, that by, yirture of the authority and power contained in said chattel mortgage, cer- tain items of personal property, to-wit: One chevrolet Coupe Motor #2312081 and One Ford Truck Motor # 135111624, be taken from the defendant and sold to pay and satisfy the balance due on the aforeaaid chattel mortgage and mon- - judgment that might be rendered herein; that in case the aforesaid proper- ty cannof be delivered to plaintiffs or the Commissioners as herein decreed or in case said property shall become destroyed, damaged or deteriorated so the is would be worth less than $255.00 or whatever portion thereof be nec-~ essary to satisfy and pay the aforesaid jaudgment against the defendant here- in, execution to be issued against said surety or sureties, as the case may be, if any, without further authority, that it appears that J C Tilley became ty surety @n the sum of $400.00 On the said bond of R H Mason; that in consequ- ence of the demanding of the said incidental relief, the aforesa!d summons ka had attached theretp plaintiff's affidavit and undertaking in the amount of $400.00 togehter with an order of the court directing the Sheriff of Alexande County to take the faoresaid items of presonal property form the defendant and deliver same to the plaintiffs; that the eforesaid summons and attached papers were duly served on the defendant personally on the 18th day of April, 1929, by the Sheriff of Alexander vUounty by reading to the @efendant the said summons and leaving with him a copy of said summons, affidavit, undertaking and order; that the return of the aforesaid Sheriff of Alexander County enter ed on said summons and attached papers, evidenced that he took the aforesaid itema of presonal property from the said defendant; it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for the defendant to plead has elapsed since the said service of the summons, affidavit, undertaking and order upon de- fendant, and that no answer, demurrer or other pleadings or motion has been filed by defendant, and that no extention of time within which tp plea@ or to move has been requested by or granted to the defendant; and it further ap- pearing that the plaintiffs exhibited to the court the aforesaid chattel mort- gage, and that there appears to be due on said obliration the sum of $225.00, together with interest on the same since June 2, 1928; and it further appear- ing that hy virtue of the aforesaid chattel mortgage, the plaintiffs are en- titled to the aforesaid mentionedvitems°of preseénal property described in said Complaint for the purpose expressed therein, Thereupon it is adjudged, decreed and ordered by the Court as fol- lows: That the plaintiffs, b B Bristol and H Cowles Bristol trading as The Bristol Motor Cpmpany, recover from the defendant R H Mason, the sum of Two Hundred Twenty Five ($225.00), together with interest én the same at the rate °F 6% per an-um from June 2, 1928 until paid, together with the costs of this ction to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. 2- That the money judgment herein rendered is hereby declared a specific lien on the said items of personal property, to-wit: One Chevro- let Coupe Motor #2312081 and one Ford Truck Motor #13111624, and to the ena that the same may be sold and the proceeds applied on the aforesaid money judgment and as otherwise directed, the Sheriff of Iredell County or the Sheriff of any other County in North Carolina in which said property is loc- ated is hereby directed and ordered to take said property and deliver the same to U B Winberry, Commissioner, S- That in case the aforesaid property cannot be delivered to C B Winberry, Commissioner as herein decreed or in case said property shall be destroyed, damaged or deteroiated less than $225.00, then execution issue against J C Tilley as surety in the sum of $225.00, or whatever portion there- of be necessary to satisfy and pay the aforesaid judgment. 4- That C B Winberry be, and is hereby appointed as Uommissioner to sell said property, after proper advertising in accordance with law, to the highest bidder for cash, and to apply the proceeds of said ‘sale first, to the payment of the expenses of said sale including the usual 10% commis- sion to the commissioner; second, to the payment of the judgment hereinabove decreed; and third, delivery of the balance, if any remain, to the Clerk of the Court for the disbursement to the defendant or to whomever else may be entitled to the same. This Monday, June 24th, 1929, ’ ____ John 4 Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court. North Capolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. {4 Before the Clerk, C M Moose t vs q JUDGMENT, Julius Gray, Owner and b Jimmie Barnes, cohtractor, This cause coming on to be heard, and it appearing that the de- fendants having been served with copies of summons and copies of complaint filed therein at the time of filing suit, and it further appearing that no answer having been fiied nor demurrer being made to by either of the de- fendants within the time specified by ifaw, to-wit: within thirty days from service of summons and copies of compalint, and it further appearing to the Vourt that the Plaintiff filed a laborer's lien based on a contract 57 with the contractor Jimmie Barnes upon the property of the owner Julius Gray fully described in plaintiff's complaint, and also notice and claim of lien upon Jimmie Barnes, and it further appearing that the same having been filed in the office of the Ulerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County with in six months from the last work performed fot the defendants upon the proper- ty of the said Julius Gray fully described in Plaintiff's complaint, and it further appearing that the labor so performed was upon the house located upon the property of the said Julius Gray and allered in the plaintiffs complaint, 4t being in the city of Statesville, County of Iredell, State of North Uaro- lina, and it further appearing to the Court form the pleadings herein filed i that the purpose of this action is to obtain a lienee's right to subiect said | property, to wit: the lot fully described in plaintarfts complaint, torehter | with the dwelling house thereon to the payment of said lien. i IT IS THEREFORE upon motion of VG Beckham, counsel for the plain- tiff, considered, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the de- fendants the sum of $379.85 and interest thereon from date at the rate of 6% per annum, and that the same be declared a specific lien on said property, a and it is further ordered that execution issue against said property without f homestead rights for the owner, Julius Gray, and that the same be sold at public auction after being duly advertised according to law at the court > house door in the city of Statesville, Iredell vounty state of North Varolina, and that the proceeds of said sale be applied upon this fudement. And it is further ordered, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover costs of this action and also costs in the filing of the notice and claim of lien to be taxed by the clerk. John ut Milholland ~ Clerk of the Superior Court This the 24th day of June 1929. Being the 4th Monday in June 1929, North Carolina, } In the Superior Court. Iredell County. 9 James y Brown ‘ " ’ JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT AND INQUIRY AGAINST H A SMITH. Fred Overcash ) &nd H A Smith A This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior court of Iredell County, on this Monday, June 24th 1929, and it “PPearing to the Court that the summons in this action was issued on May 15, 1929, and served on the defendants on May 28, 1929, torether with a copy of the complaint duly verified, and that no answer has been filed by either de- fendant and it further appearing that ten days was allowed the defendant Fred Overcash to file an answer after June 23, 1929, and that plaintiff cause 6f action was founded upon a contgact to erect a house for the de- fendant Fred Overcash on lands that the defendant H A Smith had in writing contracted to sell and convey to the said "red Overcash, and that the said H A Smith has not filed an answer or asked for an extended time in which to file an answer and that thirty days from the date of the service thereof has expired; It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adiudged that the plain- tiff have judgment against the defendant, H A Smith for want of an answer, and it is, therefore adjudged that judement is herein entered against the £ defendant H A Smith by default and inquiry to be executed at the next term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, NC. That this cause be palced up- on the trial docket of said court. This the 24th day of June, 1929. John L Vilholland =“. Sac North Yarolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 9 Peoples Home Furnishing Co. )( vs 4 JUDGVYENT OF NON-SUIT. 4 This cause coming on to be heard before, John 1 Milholland, Glerk of the Superior Court of lredell County, N. C. and being heard and it appearing that the parties to this action have settled their differences out of Court and on motion of z Vv Turlington, Attorney for the Plaintiff ; It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this action be and the same is hereby non-suited and that the plaintirr pay the cost John L Milholland Cé Se Ve North Carolina, 4 In Superior Court Iredell County. C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercail National Bank of statesville, N. C. vs Oscar Kk Mills, C R Sloan, Monroe Adams and A B Lineberrer This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Sourt that the defendant Oscar KF Mills has settled all matters in controver- sy and has paid all costs, It is now ordered and adjudged that this action be and is hereby dismissed. This 26th day of June, 1929. John ut Milholland Clerk of Superior Court Iredell County NC Harmonry “anking and Trust Company vs Gus Tomlin, k L Tomlin, Mrs Gus Tomlin and F A Tomlin, This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredel County, and it appesring to the Court that summons in this action was issued on the 30th day of April 1929, returnable in 30 days; And it further appearing to the Court that a summons and a verifi- ed copy of the complaint was served on the defendant, Mrgyus Tomlin on the Ist day of May 1929 be reading said summons and a verified copy of said com- Plaint with said defendant and by lesving with said defendant a copy of said Summons and verified copy of the complaint; And it further appearing to the Court that said summons and a veri- fied copy of the complaint was served on the defendants, R L Tomlin, Sam Tom- lin and F 4 Tomlin on the 30th day of April 1929 by reading to each of said defendants said summons and a copy of the verified complaint ahd by leaving with each of said defendans a copy of said summons and a copy of said com- Plaint; 60 And it further appearing to the Court that the defdndant, Gus Tom. lin, after due diligence could not be found @n Iredell County and in North Carolina; and that said defendant, Gus Tomlin, was served with summons by publication as required by law; And it further appearing to the Court that none of said defendants have answered or derurred to the complaint within the time required by seg+i tion 476 of the Consolidated Statute of North Carolina; And it further appearing to the Court that the defendants are in- debted to the plaintiff in the sum of $548.63 (five hundred & forty-eight dollars and sixty-three cents), with interest thereon from the 30th day of April 1929 until paid, and for the cost of this action. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court thet the plaintiff recover of the defendants said sum of $548.63, (five hundo red 2& forth-eight dollars and sixty-there cents with interest from the 50th day of April, 1:29 and for the cost of this action. This the lst day of Buly 1929, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. . The MeCaskey hegister Co., ) vs ( JUDGNENT e : Dr R Glenn Grose ia F~ : dj This cause coming on to be heard ahd being heard before His Hon- 4a or John L Milhoalind, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and 6 it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this cause on the 28th day of September, 1928 and served on the defendant on the 29th day of Sept- ember 1928, and that at the time of the issuance of said summons a duly ver4- fied copy of the complaint was filed with this court and that a copy of same was served on the defendant, and it further appearing to the Court that no answer or demurrer has been filed on or before this the lst day of July, 1929 and that the time for filing a demurrer broanhswere has expired; and it furth- er appaering to the Court that the Plaintiff is entitled to the relief de- manded dn the complaint: Now therefore, it is considered ordered and adjudged sy that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $210.00, with interest from bhe £0th day of December, 1927, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This the lst day of July, 1929, John L Milholland er uperior Court Th38b iese sce North Carolina, 4} In the Superior Court Iredell County. C L Williams, Reveiver of the Commercial National Bank of Stateswille, N. C. vs JUDGMENT, —_ => ee ' John R Morrison and G E Hughey ) This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, July 8, 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon each of the defefidants on “une 6th, 1929, And it appesring that this action is instituted for the recovery = . upon a note of the defendants, executed by the defendants to the Commercial a National Bank of Statesville, N. C. said note being for the sum of $2600.00 . with interest. from February 27 1928; And if further appearing that the deferidants have not filed an an- i swer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to | judgment by default final for the principal sum of said note and interest. It is, therefore, ordered and adj: dged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $2600.00 with interest from Febrayary 27 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County N C North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, Before the Clerk, J Play Plexico, Plaintiff vs JUDGMENT AGAINST BONDSMEN,. and Bert Price and Elmer Price 4 Royster Company, Defendant ) Bondsmen, ; This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff, J Flay Plexico, recovered from the defendant, Royster Company, a corporation, the sum of $498.92 and costs of $15.60, at the March Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County; It further appearing to the Court that upon the rendering of & judgment against the defendant, the defendant through its counsel, gave notice of appeal to the Supreme Court of North Carolina and at the time of Siving saia notice, posted a bond with the Clerk of this Court in the sum 1 / } a ! of $1000.00, and signed by Bert Price and Elmer Price, conditioned upon the payment of the principal, interest and costs of the judgment, in case a ves. dict was rendered agaknst the defendant on appeal; and It further appearing to the Court that the appeal of the defend- ant, Royster Company, was abandoned and that execution has been issued on the judgment and returned by the Sheriff of Cleveland County with the nota- tion "property of the Royster Co. seized and sold at public auction at the price of $63.08 over and above the costs of sale," said return being made on the 10th day of July, 1929; It further appearing to the Court, that there is no further pro- perty to satisfy the judgment against the Royster Co. and that the plain- tiff has exhausted all of its remedies forbthe collection of said judgment as against the defendant, Royster Company; and It further appearing to the Court that there is now due and ow- ing to the plaintff the sum of $445.76, with interest from the date of this judgment, together with the costs of $15.60; It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged, upon motion of Robert A Collier, one of the Attorneys for the Plaintiff, that the plain- tiff be granted judgment against the defendants, Bert Price and Elmer Price, in the sum of $445.76 and the costs of $15.60, together with any additional expense and cost that might be incurred by reason of this judgment ; It is further ordered and adjudged that the judgment be trans- cripted, together with an execution, to the Courts of Cleveland County to that end that the plaintiffts judgment may be satisfied, Done at Statesville, N. C. this the 10th day of July 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. Sedede cess a ee WROTE CITE sede North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C vs JUDGMENT, 9 t $ 4 Catawba Lumber Company, Inc., § a Corporation, C A Little, § Oscar Sherrill, W B Walker, 4 H T Jones, A W Drum, D C Wyant 6 and Fred Lowrance 4 This cause coming on to be heard on July 15th 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was Guly served on Catawba Lumber Company, C A Little, Oscar Sherrill, HT Jones, A W Drum and DOC Wyant on the 6th day of June, 1929, and upon W B Walker on the 10th day of June 1929 and upon Fred Lowrance on the 7th day of June, 1929; And it further appearing that the action is instituted for the recovery of $3000.00 with interest from May lst, 1928, subject to a erm credit of $2000.00 on March 18th 1929, said note being executed by Catawba Lumber Company, and endorsed by C A Little, Oscar Sherrill, H T Jones, A W Drum, D C Wyant, W B Walker and Fred Lowrance, And it further sppearing that the defendants have not filed answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of $3000.00 with interest from May Ist, 1928, suject to a credit of $2000.00 on hiarch 18th, 1929, It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of Catawba Lumber Company, as principal and C A Little, Oscar Sherrill, HT Jones, A W Drum, DC Wyant, W B Walker and Fred Lowrance as endorsers the Sum of $3000.00 with interest from May lst, 1928, subject to a credit of $2000.00 on liarch 18th 1929, and all cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County. Soe w 63 MOTION TO CONTINUED CIVIL DOCKET AUG TERM 1929 The Iredell County Bar Association met in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court at 10:00 O'clock A. ii. Friday Morning July 19, 1929 for the purpose of setting a Court Calander of civil cases for the August Term 1929 of Iredell Superior Court. Gov, WD Turner motion which was seconded by Hon. H P Grier. Vote taken and motion carried, as follows, to-wit: "Moved and seconded that no jury be summoned for second week of August Term, that the civil docket be continued until the November Term = : v 1929, except non-contested cases and motions’. Approved by His Honor A ki Stack, Judge to Presid®, July 24,1929, + * a rd ease 4 a IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 65 } ” AUGUAT TERM 1929 ag 7 Monday July 29, 1929, > a A , Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County. | August Term 1929, : Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for ie the State and County aforesaid, on the 5th Monday before the lst Monday in September, 1929, the same being the 29th day of July, 1929, A. D., when and where His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fifteenth Jud&cial District Fall Tern, 1929, is oreneiit ‘oak presiding, andk the Hon. Zeb V. Long, Solicitor, is present and prosecuting in the name of the Sate. | J. L. Sherrill, High Sherill of Iredell County, is present and re HS turned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurons for the first week of this term of the Superior Court, keawk to-wit: The following were drawn and sworr as Grand-Jurors for the term: AJ Crater, J 0 McAuley, DL McLelland, J Harvey Stevenéon, E D Fox, Hernsm Wallace, W E Stikeleather, N G Holmes, I N Payne, P M Godfrey, J P Whitner a W T Nicholson, R N Blackwelder, Cyrus White, Jas A Brady, M W Gnith, TG | Deaton and @ F Payney W T Nicholson, was appointed and sworn as foreman of the Grand- Jury. J E Honeycutt, was appoited officer of the Grand-Jury. V B Alexander, V A Johnson, F H Wall, H W Murdock, C E Mills, Clyé W Albea, C W McLain, and J E Boyd, were excused for lawful causes. O S Albea was returned "Not to be found in Iredell County". The following were drawn and sworn as petty jurors for the week; J C Clendenin, L R Snith, WM Clodfelter, J E Hoover, WL Popw, J W Parlie C D Ostwalt and SR Seeeieten. The following were drawn and sworn as tale sman jurors for the wee GE Hedrick, Scott Murdock, John Rape, W B McLelland, W J Morrison, D W Speaks, No, 1 ) LARCENY _ Nol Prosed with leave. Eugene Snith } -: 2 | TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. _ | aime tefendant called and failed. Judgnent isi Sei Pa and Instanter Capias. Levi Phillips é ’ Pi \ 66 No. 3 State va Lloyd C Bowman No. 4 State vs WL Jones No. 5 \. State va Dock Davis No. 6 State vs Toy Mathis No. 8 State vs Red Cline No. 9 & 10 State vs Thomas Harrtson No. 11 State awe Wagner Ferguson \\ Ho. 12 @ 15 \ State vs Ed Gantt No. 14 State vs Ted Dishman No. 15 \ Stat4 vs Lester Brewer 16 \ State vs Fred Ervin No. 17 State vs Charlie Overcash ae ee eee NE HeLa tet ee MBE OT Ee Swoon cE > eee ee ee ot ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1929, Monday July 29, 1929. CARDINAL INTERCOURSE WITH FEMALE, Alias Uapias. SPEEDING AND RECKLESS DRIVING Nol Prosed with leave. NON» SUPPORT Nol Prosed with leave. TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. Alias Capias. TB APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR Continued under former order, TRAN PORT & POSSESS LIQUOR AND DRIVE CAR INTOXICATED. Nol Prosed with leave, TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Alias Capias SEDUCTION Alias Capias, TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. Defendant appeared and showed good behavior. It is ordered by the Court ‘that the defendant be discharged TO APPEAR AND SHOW GooD BEHAVIOR. Defendant appeared and showed g00d behsevior. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be di scharged. TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. Continued under former order, TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR, Continued under former order, No. 20 state ve § R Morrison NOs: 21 State vs Jack Maxwell James Williams a \ NOs 22 State vs Dick Tolbert \Wee 24 \State vs _ C E Coleman \ No. 25 State vs C C Tabor \ No. 26 Lawrence Long No. 30 State vs T 0 Elliott No, 31 State ve Jason Troutman 4 ~~ ~~ A EI ve Pr, See, eR ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUSE TERM 1929 Monday July 29, 1929, DISPOSE OF MORTGAGE PROPERTY Continued tinder former order, STORE BREAKING AND LARCENY Alias Capias STOREBREAKING LARCENY AND RECEIVING The defendant comes into opeh Court and pleads not guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, The following jury, J Cc Clendenin, L R Smith, WM Clodfel ter, WL Pope, J W Parlier, Cc D Ostwalt, L E Hedick, Scott Murdock, John Rape, W B McLelland, W J Morrison and D W Speaks were drawn aworn and empannelled and returned a ver Gdict of Guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court the defendant be imprisoned in the State Prison for a period of not less than one nor more than TWO YEARS at hard labor, ASSAULT Nol Prosed with leave. Judgment of Sci Fa heretofore entered is hereby strila en oute ASSAULT Nol Prosed with leave, LARCENY The defendant comes into open Court and though his coun- sel pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empannelled. After hearing the evidence for State Judgment of the Court is that the defendant is not guilty. No cost to be taxed against the County of Iredell. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and ‘Capias. TRANSOBE AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Defendant called and failed. Sci Fa and Capias, Judgment Nisi Instanter< ASSAULT WITH DEABLY WEAPON Continued for defendant, TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Alias Capias ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON PERJURY Continued. Alias Capias, — x + No. 18 \ State “\ ves Feildon M Brevette : | | > BEHAVIOR. | Ba showed good behavior. Yontinued i TO APPEAR AND SHOW @ Defendant apps under former No. 19 State \ vs Clarence King CARBREAKING AND LARCENY Nol Prosed with Leave, Fe art MI ee ST eS eI et ES a ——~ Set et pay ~~ ~~ ROR IE BETS ‘ae Ra oo ao SE Re Reg A ete 68 Wo. 49 State \ vs Lee Anderson Noe 50 , State v8 John Gunn No. 51 State vs * Jay Messick No. 52 State vz Jonah Cowart No. 53 State vs Bruce Vanpelt J P Mayhew No. 54 State \ vs gim Ballard No. 3 \ Set Fa Docket State ve C E Coleman No, 4 \, Set Fa Décket State vs C C Tabor Se oe a SE SRE HOE CN EN Lem ~ PRK ED REIS A IRN RE AEN Se ON Be te pale ~~ a oc CH ee ane eet pe A ME Pome IN THE SUPERIOR COURT GUGUST TERM 1929 MONDAY JULY 29, 1929. CRRNEL INTERCOURSE WITH FEMALE UNDER 16 YEARS OF AGE b. Pefendant calked and failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fax and “eniasg Instanter. ASSAULT ON FEMALE Continued for the defendant. STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY Nol Prosed with leave. SPEEDING AND RECKLESS DRIVING Judgment of the lower Court is confirmed and the defend. ant is hereby taxed with any additional costs for appeal. STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty . as charged in the bill of indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprs- soned in the STATE PRISON for a period of not less than ONE nor more than TWO YEARS at hard labor, Capias for defendant J P Mayhew MANUFACTURE AND POSSESS HOME BREW. The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty as charged in the Bill of indictment, Judgment of the Court is that on the count for Manufactur- ing home brew, defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIXTY DAYS and @bsigned to wo work on public roads 6f said county for said period. On the count for. possessing home brew, defendant be imprisoned in the conmon jail of Iredell County for period of FOUR MONTHS to work on.public roads of said county, this sentence not to run concurrent with other sentence of 60 days, capias not to issue unless the defendant is found violating the prohib- ition law or some other law of the state, ASSAULT It is ordered by the Court that the judgment sf Nisi heretofore entered be discharged upon payment of the cost of same, LARCENY It is ordered by the Court that the judgment Nisi here- tofore entered by striken out and Sci Fa discharged upon payment of the costs of same, This Honorable Court takes a recess fintil®pesday Morning July SOth, 1929, at 9:30 A. mM. Attu, Shack Judge Presiding and Boldane Courts for the 15th Judicial District \ \ \ go. 39 \ \ State IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 69 AUGUST TERM l929 . Tuesday July 350, 1929, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morn- ing July 30, 1929 at 9:50 A. M. for the dispatch of business, . fo. 7 ) TO APPEAR AND SHOW Goop BEHAVIOR, State ; Continued under former order, vs Herbert G Morrison j No. 55 & 56 State _ vB Joe Eccles No. 57 State vs . Dewey Houston Cecil Isenhour Beecher Isenhour No. 38 State vs H E Sherrill State vs J E White No, 41 State vs W Ralph Drum No. 42,43,44,45,, vs Floyd Beaver 46 \ State \ vs Bfird Lackey No, 462 State vs Efird Lackey — ~— >> << —>Oo > om SOS SS OS OS OO OO LO D> cvoscccCrersS>: @Bococc GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS Continued for defendant LARCENY AND RECEIVING Continued for defendant DISPOSE OF MORTGAGE PROPERTY Continued for Bill, ao LIQUOR AND AID AND ABBET IN MANUFACTURE OF LIQUOR, The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel pleads not guiity. The following jury, J ¢ Clendinen, 4 R Smith, WL Pope, J W Parlier, C D Ostwalt John Rape, W J Morrison, Baxter Guy, WA Watts, W°B Gibson, Ben Moose and H A Gill, was sworn and empannel- led and returned a verdict of guilty to aiding and abet- ting in the manufacturé of liquor. Judgment of the Court that the defendant be conf ined in thé common jail of Iredell County for a berm of FOUR MONTHS, to be assigned to work on the public roads of siad county for said period. The Court calles the atten- tion of the Judge of Recorders! Court of fredell County to this judgment, so if it sees proper it may act upon the suspended sentence, EMBEZZLEMENT ‘ Continued for bill anne Sas ad DRIVE CAR WITHOUT PROPER PERMIT, Defendant called and failed. Fa, and Capias. Judgment Nisi Sci ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel pleads guilty to assault with deadly weapon as charged in the bill of indictment. Prayer €6r judgment continued until Nov. Term 1929, ASSAULT ON FEMALE. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel pleads guilty to assault on his wife as charged in the warrant. Judgment of the Court that judgment be suppended upon payment of the costs. Defendant to have until Nov. Term 1929 in which to pay said cost. : mee No. 47 State vs Earl Wagner No. 48 State vs Grace Griffith No. 55 \State vs John Hall No. l Sei Fa Docket State vs E A Warren No 5 State . Vs Toy Mathis No. 5 State vs Ed Gant No. 7 \ State vs Jason Troutman ER Ke a et ce <> IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGAUST TERM 1929 fuesday Jukys50, 1929. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Grand-Jury returned "Not a true bili", ASSAULT WITH! DEADLY WEAPON Continued by consent. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilt y to transporting and possessing liquor as charged in the warrant. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the de- fendant be imprisoned in common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX MONTHS, and be assigned to work at County Home of said county for said period, with leave to transfer the defendant to U S Veterans Hospital, CALLED AND FALLED. Ii is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Sci Fa be discharged and that no cost be taxed, LARCENY Sci Fa Continued as to bond. CALLED AND FAILED, It appearing to the Court that Sci Fa was served by the Sheriff on Mrs M A Gant, bondswoman and she hav- ing failed to answer same; It is now ordered and adj- fudged by the Court that the forfeiture of bond in this Case in sum of $1000.00 be meade absolute and that ex- Ccution be issued against said béndswoman Mrs M A Gant and against the property of the said Ba Gant, principal. CALLED AND FAILED. It appearing to the Court that Sci Fa has been served on C A Troutman, bondsman, and that no answer has been filed; It is now therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the forfeiture of bond in this case in sum of $1000.00 be made absolute and that execution be is- sued against said bondsman C A Troutman for said amount. Execution not to issue until after next Term of Iredell Superior Court same being November 4 1929. IN THE SUPERIOR couRT AUGUST TERM 1929 71 Tuesday July 30, 1929. a North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. )( August Term 1929, To Hon. A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding: We, the Grand Jury for the August Term 1929 of Iredell Superior Court beg to make the following rport: We have passed on all bills referred to us and have made returns to the presiding Judge. We visited the County Home by a committee and found the following in- mates: Eight(8) white»females, (18) eighteen white males, eight (8) colored | females, five (5) colored males, two (2) white convicts and two (2) colored convicts. They report that they are being well cared for. The stovk consists of fourteen head of catta#e, four mules, forty hogs and pigs and about three hundred chickens, all in good condition. There is 228 acres of fand, 150 in cultivation, mostly with grain. We recommend that a new barn be buiit adequate tor take care of a12 thecstock under:one roof. They are now using two barns and cannot take care of the stock as well as éf they were under one roof. We also recommend that additional beds be purchased for the colored wards, We visited the Jail and found six (6) white males, four (4) colored males and two (2) colored females. These are all well cared for and we found the quarters in good shape. We recommend that a new stove be bought for the jail as the one they have is worn out and should be replaced, Ve visited the County Chain Gang and found a total of fourteen (14) white males and twenty (20) colored males. They have twelve (12) head miles and adequate equipment, all in good shape. Prisoners all report being well cared for. We visited all the offices in the Court House and find them in good Condition as to records kept. We find that the records of the Register of Deeds and Clerk of Court are in great danger of destruction by being stored in vaults that are not fire+proof, not only that, they are not large enough to accommondate more than two or three persons working in them at one time. It has been called to our attention that plans are now in hands of County Officials that would take of not only the vaults but adequate working room for the Register of Deeds, Clerk of Court and other officials. This commatee recommends that in the interest of Iredell County and the people at large that immediate ateps be taken to remedy this matter, and that the County Com- missioners put this building program into effect at once, making any such changes in the pians as may have come up since plans were made. We recommend that the County of Iredell, in cinnection with some other adjoining county, construct a hospital for the treatment of tuberculosis at the earliest date possible, W T Nicholson “Foreman of the Grand Jury. Sb eaeeseete IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGAUST TERM 1929. Worth Carolina ) In the Superior Courtb , Iredell County. Julia Widemon )( wn ' ISSUES J W Widemon 0 Jury sworn and empannelled answered the issues a8 follows: lst. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes end. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two gonsecutive years next preceding the commence- ment of this action? Answer: ‘Yes Srd. Did the defendant commit adultry, as alleged in the compleiht? Answer: Yes North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term 1929, Julia Widemon d vs } JUDGNENT, J W Widemon This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge Pre- siding, and a Jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant as set out in the record: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and thevdefendant be, and the same are hereby disolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absoulte divorce form the defendant. The costs are taxed arainst the plaintiff. A. M. Stack udge Presiding. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1929, 73 North Carolina, {4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term 1929, B Morrison, individually, and as a Stockholder of the Defendant, on be- ) half of himself and all other Stock- holders and Creditors who may come in ) ( and make themselves parties plaintiff 6 ) 4 ) to this action. vs FINAL DECREEB J K Morrison Grocery & Produce Company This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge presiding at Statesville, North Carolina, and holding the Courts of the Fif- teenthn Judicial District, and it appearing to the Court that the Reciver here- tofore appointed in this action has collected all of the assets of the defend- ant company and has disbursed all of said assets of the J K Morrison Grocery and Produce Company, a Corporation, with its principal offixe and place of business in the City of Statesville, N. C., and it further appearing that the Receiver has complied with all of the orders cf the Court heretofore made in this preceeding; It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the Receiver be, and he is hereby discharged; and it is further ordered that the J K Morrison Grocary and Produce Company be dissolved and that a copy of this order be cert- ified to the Secreatry of the State to be enrolled in his recors for Dissolutién of Corporations. A. M, Stack Judge Presiding I5th Judcfal District North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. )] Sages TORR AUE9. Nora Warren, by her next ) . friend T M Warren. ) vs i) OUDEAaA Southerm Railway Company. )0 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff, Nora Warren, is a minor and is duly represented here- in by her next friend, T M Warren, who has been duly and regularly appointed by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County; And it further appearing that said action is for a personal injury to Said infant, Nora Warren, which happened to her on apr about the 17th day of May 1929 when one of the defendant's trains collied with an automobile in which she was riding at a point where the public Highway crosses at grade the tracks of the defendant in consequence of which the said Miss Nora Warren suffered cer~ tain Personal injuries ; ey IN THE SUPERIOR COURT V4 AUGUST TERM 1929. And it further appearing to the Court that the parties hereto have agreed to compromise and settle ail matters ag issue between them grow= ing out of the injuries to the said Miss Nora Warren ny the defendant pay- ing to the plaintiff the sum of $100.00 and the costs of this action, and « that said parties desire the sanction and approval of the Court in order to make said agreement binding, effective and valid by reason of the fact that the plaintiff's ward, Miss Nora Warren, is a minor, and the Court having in- vestigated the facts involved in said colliséon and personal injuries to the said Miss Nora Warren for the purpose of acertaining whether or not there was actionable negligence on the part of the defendant and also to ascertain the extent of the injuries to the said Miss Nora Warren, and having made such investigation and having examined the witnesses who had personal knowledge of the matter, all for the purpose of enabling the Court to determine whether or not it is for the best interest of said minor, Miss Nora Warren, thetplain- tiff compromise and settle all claims, actions or causes of action which said Miss Nora Warren mow has or may hereafter have against the defendant by reason of said collision and personal injuries to the said Miss Nora Warren for the sum of $100.00, and the Court being of the opinion, after having made such in- vestigation, that it is for the best interest of plaintiff's ward, Miss Nora Warren, that the matters at issue in this action be compromised and settled and that the plaintiff as next friend of said minor accept and receive from the defendant the sumof $100.00 as a settlement in full for all damages what- sogver which have heretofre, or which may hereafter, arise by reason of the injuries received by the said Miss Nora Warren growing out of the collision by the defendents train with the car in which she was riding as above set at. It is, therefore, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that it is to the best interest of the plaintff's ward, Miss Nora Warren, that the matters at issue in the above entitled cause be compromised and settied and that the plaintiff as next friend for the said Miss Nora Warren receive from and be paid by the defendant the sum of $100.00 as settlement in full for all damages whatsoever either present, past or ppospective by reason of the per- sonal injuries plaintiff's ward, Miss Nora Warren received growing out of the matters and things aileged in the complaint, *t ts, therefore, furter, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of 100.00 together with the cost of this action as a settlement in full for all damages past, presmt and prospective that are due the Plaintiff's ward, Miss Nora Warren, by rea- son of the personal injuries she received at the time and on the occasion re- ferred to in the complaint, and that the agreement or domprowise aut settio® ment entered into between the Plaintiff and the defendant be, and the same is, hereby in all things sanctioned and approved » and that upon the payment of this Judgment the defendant shall be forever discharged from any and ali other IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 1 AUGUST TERM 1929. and further liability to the said Nora Warren by reason of the personal in- juries received by her at the time and on the oscasion referred to in the com- plaint. It is further ordered that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. A. M. Stacy Judge Presiding By Consent: D L Raymer Attorney ror Plaintirr Grier & Grier Rttorneys for defendant North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. 9 August Term 1929, To His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding: I hereby beg to respectfully report to the Court that I have at this term of Iredell Superior Court inspected and examined, to the best of my ability, the conduct and administration of the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and that I find that said office is being conducted by the said Clerk, Hon. John L Milholland, in a most highly commendable and afficient manner, and from all that I am able to ascertain, I report that said office is being conducted in accordance with ail the laws governing and regulating the conduct and administration of said office. Respectfully submitted, Approved; Zeb V. Long Solicitor 15th Judicial District. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding. 76 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. July Term, 1929, g, Morrison, Sr. and Cc. L. Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, -Vs- W. Re Snow, Trustee, R. L. White b 4 § ) Assignee of E. Morrison, Sr. 4 ’ American Bond & Mortgage Company, 4 a Corporation, Peoples National 6 Bank, a corppration, H. R. Cowles, Maraaret C. Cowles, C. W. Rawlings, } and wife, Eva Tise, Rawlings, and 4 C. C, Realty Company, Inc. a } corporation. 4 This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that H. R. Cowles,Margaret C. Cowles, C. W. Rawlings and wife, Eva Tise Rawlings, and C,. C. Realty Company, Inc. have voluntarily come ttnto court and made. themselves parties to this action with the consent of all other parties hereto. And it further appesrins that all matters in controversy have Been adjusted by arvreement between the parties and that the parties have Consented and arreed thatt the Court shall find the following facts:- 1. That on July 26th, 1927, H. B. Cowles and Margaret GC. Cowles, executed and delivered to Re. L. White a certain promissory note for value Consideration, agreegating twenty-five Thousand ($25,000.00) Dol lars, and to Secure the same executed a deed of trust to W. R. Snow, Trustee, on certain lot near the city of Statesvil} e, +redell County, North Carolina, said deéd of Trust being recorded in Mortgage Kook 75, page 577, of the records of the Register of Deeds fop Iredell County, Nor‘h Carolina. That thereafter the said R. L. White, for vaule consideration and before maturity, duly transferred $12,500.00 of said notes to the American Bond ang Mortgage Company and $12,500.00 of said notes to the Peoples National Bank of Winston Salem, North Carolina. That the sum of $550.00 has been paid to the American Bond & Kortgace Company and that a like sum has been paid to thePeoples National Bank *eaving the sum of $13,387.50 due the American Bond and Mortgage Company on Tune 6th, 1929, and the sum of $13,387.50 due the Peoples National Bank on maid date, ang that the said sums are due by the said H, R. Cowles and Margaret les &8 makers efid the said R. L. White, as endorser, free of any 78 equities or off sets whatsoever, and that the deed of trust securing said Sums ig a valid first lien on the propesty therein described, except such lots as may have been released by instruments now of record and such lots as were foreclosed undep the deed of trust to Continental Trust Company Trustee, recorded in Mortgage Book 70 page 84, of the records of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County, North . Carolina. 2. That on November 24th, 1927 H. R. Cowles and Morgaret C. Cowles, executed and delivered tieir three sealed notes for $17,576.09 each to R. L. White, for value consideration and on said date executed and delivered a deed of trust to D. M. Ausley, Trustee, to secure the payment of said notes, whih said deed of trust is recorded in Mortgage Book 78 paze 215, of the reocrds of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina, and whcih deed of trust and the notes secured thereby are nenewals of the deed of trust recorded inMortgage Book 70, page 305, of said records, and the indebtedness secured thereby. That thereafter the said R, L. White without recourse, for value and before maturity transferred and assigned the three notes for $17576,09 each, to E, Morrison, Sr, and the said E, Morrison, Sr. before maturity and for value, transferred and assigned the said notes to C, L, Williams, Receiver of the Commercial Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, That the sum of $600.00 was paid to E. liorrison, Sr. on said notes and sums aggregating $1250.00 have been paid to C. Le Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, on said notes, and that there is now due by H. R. Cowles and Margaret C. Cowles, makers, and E, Morrison, Sr. endorser, on said notes the sum of $52,728.27, with interest from November 24th, 1927, at the rate of six per cent per annum, interest payable seme- annually, subject to the aforesaid credit of $600.00 and the said credits of $1250.00 twithout any equities or off sets whatsoever to H. R, Cowles or Margaret &. Cowles or any of the parties to this action and that the aforesaid Deed of trust securing said notes is valied lien on all the property described therein, subect to the said deed of trust, except lots released by instruments now of record and except lots described in the deed of trust to the Continental Trust Company, Trustee. recorded in .ortgage Book 70, page 54, of the records of the Recister of Deeds f@ Iredell County, North Carolina, gd deed of trust has been foreclosed. That D, ‘is dead and that K. M. Land has been substituted as Trustee in place of the said D. - Ausley in said Deed of trust. 5S. shat by agreement of all the parties the Averican Bond & Mortgage Company and the Peoples National Bank of Winston: Salem, North Carolina, have extended the notes held by them for a period of six months from June 26th, 1929, and that the American Bond & Mortgage Company has further ea é agreed that, upon the payment of six months interest on the sum of $13387.50 on or before December 26th, 1929, to extend the said notes held by it for a further period of six months from December 26th, 1929 Kortgace Book 78, pa 79 4, That by agreement of all the parties the following lots are to be released to the C. C, Kealty Company, Inc. from the deeds of trust to Ws R» Snow, Trustee and E, M, Land, Trustee, the said c, C. Realty Company, Incg having paid to C. L. Williams, Receiver of the Commerical National Bank the sum of $1050.00 in accordance with the release clauses in the deeds of trust to B. i. Land, trustee;- Lots 70, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 93 and 94, That no money is to be paid for said release from deed of trust to W. Re Snow, Trustee, but $50.00 per lot shall be added to the release price as set forth in said deed of trust to E, M. Land, Trustee, for each of the a folllowing lots:-~ Lots 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 29, 50, 31, 32, 35, 38, 59, 40, 41, : 55, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 65, 64, 65, 71, 72, 82, 83, 84, 90, 91, 92 and 224. | It is therefore, ordered and adjudged and decreed by consen# if all the varties to this action, as follows:- 1. That the notes of $13,587.50 each, held by the American bond & Mortgage Company and the Peoples National Bank of Winston Salem, North Carolina, are the valid obligations of H. R, Cawles and liarcaret C, Cowles, makers and KR. L, White endorser, and that there are no equities or offsets against said notes in favor of the said H, R, Cowles, Margaret C. Cowles or R, L. White, or any other party to this action and that the said notes are secured by deed of trust to W. R. Snow, Trustee, recorded in Mortgage Book 73, page 577 of the records of the Negister of Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina, which is a valid first lien upon the lands there n described, except such lots as may have been released by instruments now of record, or by this judgement as hereinafter stated and the lots described in the deed of trust to tke Continental Trust Company, Trustee, recorded in Nortgage Book 70, page 84, of the records of the “egister of Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina, That the said notes be and are hereby extended for payment unt amhar Oc : : A ‘ : 11 December «6th, 1929, and that upon the payment of six months interest nor before December the 26th, 1929, the notes held by the American Bond & Mortgage Company shall be extendea for payment until June 26th, 1930. “. That the thrée notes aggregating $52,728.27, with interest from November «4,1927 subject to the credits of $1850 as appears on said notes, now held by the said C,.L, Williams, Keceiver of the Commerical National Pan of Statesville, North Carolina, are the valid obligation of H. R. Cowles ang Margaret Cc, Cowles, makers, and E, Morrison, St., endorser , and that there a *quiteis or offsets against said notes in favor of H. R. Cowles, Margaret * Cowles op E. Morrison, Sr., or any other party to this action, and that the Said yn , Stes are secured by a deed of trust to E, M. Land, Trustee, recorded in &@ 215, of the records of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina, which said deed of trust is a valied lien on theproperty therein described, sutject to the deed of trust to W. R. Snow, Trustee, on the lots described in said Snow deed of tmust and subject to the release of certain lots by instruments now of record and the lots released by this judgement as hereinatter stated excepting the lots described in the dceea of. turst to the Continental Trust Corpany, Trustee, recorded in Mortgage Book 70 page 84 of said records, which deed 6f trust has been foreclosed, 5. That Lots 70, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 93 and 94, be and hereby are released to the C, C, Helaty Company, Inc. from the deeds of trust to E, lM. Land, +ruestee and W. R, Snow, Trustee, hereinBefore set out, 4, That the sum of kKo..06 fauaea be added to the release price set out in the deed of trust to E. M, Land, Trustee, upon each of the following lots, and that none of said lots shall be released except upon the payment of said sum bin addition to the sums named in said deed of trust for the release of said hots:- Lote 16, 16, 17, £1, : 82, 29, 50, Sl, 32, 35, 58, Bo, 40, 41, 55, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 71, 72, 82, 83, 84, 90, 91, 92 and 224. It is further ordered and adjudged that the restraining order heretofore issued in this action be dissolved and that this ction be dismissed, This the 3lst day of July, 1929. John L. Milholi and Clerk Superior Court. John A. Scott, Atty. for ERE. Morrison C. Le Williams, Keceiver E saat jet ec ’ = e L. Land, Atty for Gs Lie Williamd, rec, We Ke Snow, Trustee, E. M. Whitman, Atty. for R. L. White. Re Le hi te merican Bond and Movtgace Co _ o 1 ; ” cs oe ith * hoon Co. S. &, Hall, Atty for American Bond & Mode Feomithdes "7 oa TAT ‘ ’ eomitndeal, Pres, Mortgage Com & W. R. Snow Trust-e TI 4 2 Dp | 3. I t C a Ra ’ h wy } ad Peoples National Banl of R. M. Weaver, Atty for Peoples National Winston Saleem, Bank by- Taylor McAmons, ef, H. R. Cowles Monroe Adams, Atty. for H, R. Cowles Margaret C. Cowles é vLOS, “onroe Adams, Atty. for Margaret C. . Bt es es E. M. Land, Trust-e Cowl O. W. Rawlings, E, M. Whitman, Atty. cae hipsieee: for 8. W, Rrawlings., Eva Tise a Rawling:, and C. C Realty Co., Ince: by=. 7, Hy Tise, Pres, mt. North Carolina, 1} In the Superior Court Iredell County. |] bates thie cles: First Secureties Company § Admr 6ft a pd.DiNne of § SeA-Bowrance, Deceased, § VS § JUDGMENT, 7 C I Gresham This cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, CS C on Monday July 29,.1929 and bein heard, and it appearing that the com- plaint duly verified was filed on May 350, 1929 and that the summons and copy of the complaint were served on C I Gresham on June 11, 1929 and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the serving of the summons and copy of tle complaint on C I Gresham and that no answer has been filed, It is therefore ordred and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of C I Gresham the sum of Four Hundred Fifty Seven & 27/100 Dollars with interes from Sept. 18, 1925 at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, and that the cost be taxed against the defendant, This July 29, 1929. JO i> i mt Q © tw tect < “ see State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell Raden Brothers, a partnership, § Composed of Jacob W Raden, Max Raden and Morris Kaden. ) vs § JUDGMENT Dillion Vitt Underwear Company. jj This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the defendants have paid off and discharged and settled in ful the demands made by the plaintiff in the above entitled cause; It is therefore, upon motion of liessers Moss Winberry and Bure Jurney, Attorneys for the Plaintiff, ordered and adjudged and decreed hy the Court that the above entitled cause be, and the same is hereby non-suited. It is ordered by the Court that the cost of this action be taxed against the defendant. This the 27th day of July, 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. 81 as 2 North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County/ ) C L Williams, Receiver of the § Commercial National Bank of 0 Statesville, N. C. VS ) 7USDSQMNAN FT Allen Hardware Comapny t Thiscause coming on to be heard oh August 5th 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the sun- mons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon the defendant on duly end, 1929; And it further appearing that the action is instituted for the recovery of 9542.50 with interest from iiarch 2nd 1928, subject to the payment of $50.00 on April 10th 1929, and the further sum of 550.00 on April 26th 1929 upon a trade aceeptance executed by Allen Hardware Company to the C H Turner Manufacturing Company. ind it further appearing that the defendant has not filed answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of $485.66 with interest from August 5th 1929; It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, C L Williams Receiver of the Comercial National Bank of Statesville, N.C. recover of Allen Hardware Company, the sum of $485.66 with i terest from August Sth, 1929 at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid and all cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, —__John L Milholland _ Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County N C North Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County, | Before the Clerk, Fashion Park Incorporated j vs § JUDGMENT, Kelly-Field Company Incorporated, 6 This cause coming on to be heard ahd being heard before His Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appear- ing to the Court that summons was issued on the 2lst day of June 1929, and that gams was Guly sarvéa on the defendant 6n gsune 2lst, amd that at the time of issuance of said summons there was filed in the office of the Clerk of the superior Court of Iredell County a duly verified complaint and that a copy of said complaint was served on the defendant; and it further appearing to the Court that no answer or demurrer has been filed on or before this the 5th day of August 1929 and that the time has elapsed for filing an answer or demurrer ; and it ouside appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to the re lief demanded in the complaint. Now, therefore, it is considered, ordered anda adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $592.94, with interest from the 25th day of October 1928 until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, This 5th day of August 1929, (Signed) John lL Milholland Clerk o e Superior Court Iredell County Rete Se Teh ee ee eee Bio Sees North Carolina, jf In the Superior Court. Iredell County. j§ JL Sherrill and A R Sherrill trading and doing business un- der the firm name of Sherrill Lumber Company/ vs JUDGMENT. Charlie Moton (Col) This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday August 12th, 1929 upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff; and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon the defendant on April 15 1929: And it appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery ¢ “ angount of $383.49 for lumber sold by the plaintiff to the defendant, to- Sehher with interest on $3585.49 from A 1929 thereon; And it further appearing ie efendant has not filed an answer within the time allowed by lew, and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of saidx account with interest thereon. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $383.49 with interest thereon from April 235 1928, 8nd all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland —oclerk Superior Court iredell County Peseta eit iS ht ibe 8&3 j j ie | | i | } North Carolina, | 84 North Carolina, } Ih the Superior Court Iredell County. } Atlantic Coast Realty Co., 4 a corporation § vs 4 JUDGMENT ' WM Freeze This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, John % Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this cause on the 25rd day of May 1929, and that at the time of issuance of said summons there was filed in the offige of the Clerk of the Superior Court a duly verified complaint and that a copy of said complaint was served on the defendant with the summons, and it further appearing to the Court that no answer or demurrer has been filed on or before this the 8th day of July 1929, and that the time for filing an answer or demurrer has expired; and it further appearing to the Court that the plain- tiff is entitled to the relief demamded in the complaint. Now therefore, it is considered, ordered and adjudced that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $750.00 with interest from the 20th day of August, 1929, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, This August 12, 1929, John L Milholland clerk of the Superior Court. In Superior Court Iredell County. 4} Before the Clerk. C L Williams, Receiver of the 4 _ Commercial National Bank of 6 ‘\\ Statesville, N. C. 4 vs ¢ CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT T J Weber ' I, T J Weber, the defendant in above entitled action hereby confess judgment in favor of C L Williams, Recebver of the Commercail Nat- ional Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, Plaintiff, for the sum of Seven Hundered eighty-nine & 63/100 ($789.63) Dollars, with interst at the rate of six per cent per annum from May 3rd 1928, and authorize the entry of judgment therefor against me on the Gay of August, 1929, The confession of the judgment is for debt now justly due from me to the plaintiff and arising out of the following facts:- , 4 \ 85 On January Srd, 1929, I executed to the Commercial National Bank . of Statesville, N. C. for which the plaintiff C L Williams is now Receiver, a note for $789.65, due and payable May Srd 1928, with interest after maturity { have paid no part of said note and have no counterclaim or offset against said note nor any @efence whatever to this suit and that there is now due the plaintiff by me on said néte the sum of $789.65 with interest from May 3rd 1928. Wherefore, this defendant comes into Court and acknowledges this , debt to the plaintiff in the sum of Seven Hundped eighty nine & 63/100 ($789.63) Dollars, wibh interest at the rate @f six per cent per annum from May Srd, 1928, and directs the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. to enter judgment fro said indebtedness, T J Weber Witness: J F Young. T J Weber, being duly sworn, deposes and says that the facts stated in the above confession are true, and that the amount due the plaintiff is as set forth in the above confession of judgment. T J Weber to and subscribed before me, this 15th day of August, 1929. Otis B Ob eee otary Public Wy Commission expires June 28 1981. HN EGE sb sete Sesh th North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 CL Wajliams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina. SUDGHEN T. JT Northam and Charlés M. Thacker, partners tradingz as ( Northam-Thacker Motor Company. : } § ve ' ' This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, Augist 19 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served up- on each of the defendants on July 8th, 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the “scovery upon a trade acceptance of the defendants, executed by the defendant t °C H Turner Manufacturing Company and transferred by thet Company to the C omercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, said acceptance be~ i "8 for $452.80 with interest from March 23rd 1928, subject to a orgftt. of 86 $152.80 on February 7th 1928, and a further credit of $150.00 on August 2,1929; And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said notes and interest. It is further appearing that the plaintiff admits payment by the defendants for the sum of $150.00 on August 2nd, 1929, after the institution of this action. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $452.80 with interest from March 23rd 1928, at the rate of six per cent per annum, subject to a credit of $152.80 on Feb- ruary 27th 1929, and a further credit of $150.00 on August 2nd 1929, and all costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Bredell County N C. North Carolina, In the Sgperior Court Iredell County, C L Williams, Receiver of the § Commercial National Bank of 6 Statesville, N. C. 4 vs 4 JUDGMENT E B Nicholson and Fred Nicholson 4 This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, August 19th 1929, upon the verified complaint of the phaintiff and it appearing to the Court thet the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon each of the defendants on July 15th, 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon a note of the defendants for $611.00 with interest from February 2ist 1928, executed by the defendants tonC H Turner Manufacturing Company and transferred by that Company to the Commercial National Bank of Statesville N ° and also for the recpvery of the possession of the presonal property set forth in paragraph eight of the complaint; : And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed any answer within the time allowed by law and that the plai: tiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said note and interest thereon and for the compbeint ; possession of the presonal property described in the 87 It is, therefore, ordered amd adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the de- fendents the sum of $611.00 with interest from February 21, 1928, at the rate of six per cent per annum and all cost of this action, It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the following articles of personal property set forth and con- ! veyed in the Chattel Mortgage and recorded in Chattel Mortgage Book 63, page 273, of the records of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County, North Caro- lina, for the purpose of sale under said mortgage and the application of the proceeds to this judgment, to-wit;- l-- 8 x 10 15 H P Frick Portable Engine on Wheels #7018 f rebuilt complete with all regular fittings. a l-- Turner saw Mill, regular #. It is further ordered that, if the defendants shall fail to de- liver said personal property to the plaintiff, that execution issue therefor under this judgment. JoRn L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County N C wee oe tito Wesesese hee ie Sete North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. {4} CL Williams, Receiver of the 4 Commercial National Bank of 4 Statesville, N. C. t vs é JUDGMENT H A Smith § Thisz cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, Augusb 19th, 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it apvearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served Upon the defendant on August 12th, 1929; And it further appearing that this actgon is instituted for the re Sovery upon a note of the defendant for $640.00 with interest from January 12th 1928, executed by the defendant to the C,H Turner Manufacturing Company and transferred by that Company to the Commercial National Bank of Statesvilb North Carolina, and also for the recovery of the possession of the personal Property set forth in paragraph eight of the complaint; And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed any an- ‘wer within the time allowed by lew and that the plaintiff is entitied to indgment by default final for the principal sum of said note and interest } ~~ of America, : 4 } 88 thereon and for the possession of the personal property described in the om- plaint; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $640.00 with interest from January 12th 1928, at the rate of six per cent per annum and all costs of this action. It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the following articles of personal property set forth and conveyed in the Chattel Mortgage and recorded in Chattel Mortgage Book OR, page 458, of the records of the Register of Deeds for Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, for the purpose of the sale under said mortgage and the ap- plication of the proceeds to this judgment, to-wit:- l--8 x 10 15 H P Eclipse Engine on Wheels, #12128 rebuilt, Complete with all regular fittings. 1-- Turner's pony saw mill. Regular, #1076, less balance wheel, with 20 x 10 drive pulley. 1--48" 3 x 9 ga. hoe saw, l-- 80ft. Sinch rubber belt. 2-- Turner's #1 Dust Machine. 2-- Taper attachments. l-- Binding Pulley and Frame, to Power Recefver, It is farther ordered that, if the defendant shall fail to de- liver said personal property to the piaintiff, that execution issue there- for under this judgment. John L Milhollena Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. Mie ete tticstde st BRET ETE 5 Se Se sesese North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. International Harvester Company JUDGMENT, G L Crowell This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court thet all matters in controversy have been settled and adjusted be- tween the parties and that the cost of the action has been paid; It is now ordered aha adjudged, by consent of the plaintif#@ and defendant that this action be and is hereby dismissed, This 19th day of August 1929, By Consent: G L Crowell Ji L_ Milholl ey or COUrt. Interaational Harvester Co, By E M Land, Attorney. &9 North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 waA Casey § me ( JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT. Dellg Casey * This cause coming on to be heard and being heard and it appear- ing to the Court thet the summons in this action can not be served on the defendant and that the plaintiff desires to take a non-suit: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that this cause be and the same is hereby non-suited, and the plaintiff is taxed with the costs. This August 12, 1929. John L Milhoiland Clerk Superior Court. $86.20 AO Oe oe e2e wv “we ¢ sens sie Pets Se5e + < North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell Younty. } Bankers Trust Company, 4 & corporation. ' vs ' oUuDGM’U EH TT. City of Statesville, a i Municipal Corporation. 5 The plaintiff by its attorneys of record having come into Court and requested that judgment of voluntary nonsuit be entered in this action. Accordingly, all costs having been paid, it is ordered, adjudged and dercreed that judgment of voluntary nonsuit be and the same is hereby entered in this action, ahd this action is hereby dismissed, This 12th day of August, 1929. John L Milholland Bynsented tos. Clerk Superior Court. Stee We Tee Ot MA Sethe ic 90 North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. R R Morrison vs JUDGMENT J S&S Poole, I I Williams and G W West This cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. on Monday Aug 26, 1929, and be- ing heard and it appearing that a duly verified complaint was filed in said ac- tion on July 5, 1929 and it further appearing that the summons was returned endorsed as follows: "Received July 9 1929- Served July 12 1929, signed LB Beal Sheriff Catawba County by A M Icard D S." And it farther appearting that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of the summons and copy of the complaint and that no answer has been filed, It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of Two Huridred Forty Dollars ($240) with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent from Dec 26, 1928 per annum until paid and that the cost be taxed against the defendants, This Aug 26, 1929. John L Milho1 land Clerk Superior Court. TS ete thee sete Te iis Fess te tee tt State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell 6 (Removed from Buncombe, WH Wright, Plaintiff vs JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT Mrs Elizabeth Austin Myers, and husGand Mr C Burette Myers defendants. All the matters and things in controversy in the above cause of action having been fully and Satisfactorilly settled, ended and compromised by the parties, It is, therefore, by eonsent of attorneys for plaintiff and attorneys for defendant, considered, ordered and adjudged: 1. That the above action be, and the same is herehy dis- missed as of non-suit, North Carolina, 4 Iredell County. § 91 2. That the costs of this action be paid by defendants, 3. That this judgment be a bar of any future action or right of re- covery that the plaintiff may have against the defendants, or s#ither of them, arising out of the above entitled cause of action, This the 50th day of August, 1929. John L Milholland erk of Superior Gourt WE CONSENT: Iredell County NC Van Buren Jurney & Sanford W Brown Attorneys for pliaintirf. Weaver & Latla Attorneys for defendants. Te SE a Ser RI Heese te Pibitchs eee In the Justice of the Peace Court Before @ R Anderson, J. P. A B Straqup t $ JUDGMENT R H Hawks 4 This cause coming on to be heard ahd being heard before the under signed Justice of the Peace of Iredell County, North Carolina, on the 8th day of August 1929,. The defendant not being present, the Court finds the following facts: Thet the defendant did obtain from the plaintiff the sum of $25.90 through false and fraudulent representations to the plaintiff as of a lease to an office of the plaintiff, and that the defendant made such representa- tions with intent to cheat and defraud said plaintiff; the defendant know- ing at the time of making such representations that same were false and fraudulant, Q- In what amount if any is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff? A- $25.50, with interest on same from the lst day of January,]929. Q- What amount if any is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff by Reason of such false and fraudalant representations alleged in the complaint? A~ $25.50 with interest from January lst, 1929. IT IS FHEREFORRyJeondidered, ordered, and adjudged, that the plah tiff recover of the defendant the sum of $25.50 with interest from above date, together with the cost of this action. 92 IT IS FURTHER, ordered shat execution issue against the proper- ty of the defendant and if same be returned unsatisfied, the execution is- sue against the person of the defendant. This the 20th day of Augustg 1929. G. R. Anderson Justice of the Peace WT ee Te ETE Mest ethers Est North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. } Before the Clerk, Raymond Harp, minor by his next 4 friend Dent Turner. 4 vs 4 JUDGMENT Carolina Parlor Furniture Company. 4 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, John L Milholiand, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court, from the attached affidavit, that the plaintiff, Raymond Harp, has since the institution of this suit reached his majority and is now twenty-one gears of age; and it further appearing to the Court that said action id for a personal injury to the said Raymond Harp which happened on or about the __ day of October 1928 while the plaintiff, Ray- mond Harp, was in the employ of the defendant company; and it further ap- pearing to the Court that the parties hereto have agreed to compromise and settle all matters at issue between them growing out of the injuries to the said Raymond Harp by the defendant company paying to the plaintiff the sum of $134.35; It is, therefore, considered, ordered, decreed and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $134.35 as a settlement in full for all damages past, present and prospective that are due the plaintiff Raymond Harp by reason of the personal injuries received at the time and on the occasion referred to and that the agreement or compromise and settlement 6ntered-intotbetween the Plaintiff and the defendant be, and the same is, hereby in all things sanctioned and approved and that upon the payment of * this settlement the defendant shall be forever discharged from any and all other and further liabilities to the said Raymond Harp by reason of the per- sonal injuries received by him on the occasion referred to in the complaint. It is further ordered that the Plaintiff be taxed with the cost of this action. By Consent: John L Milho} land Scott & Collier Clerk Rapentar Coult : By R A Collier Attorneys for plaintirr Grier & Grier Attorneys for défendant 93 North Carolina, 4 gurry County. ' —_—_— —_—— eee I, J. W. Harp, after being duly sworn, depose and say: ‘hen That I am the father of Raymond Harp, the plaintiff in an action now pending in the Superior Court of Iredell County entitled "Raymond Harp, minor by his next friend Dent Turner vs The Carolina Parlor Furniture Compay «B= That I know, of my personal knowledge, that since the institution of this suit the said Raymond Harp has reached his majority and is now over and above the age of twenty-one (21) years, (Signed) JW Harp Swopn to and subscribed before me, this the 26th day of August 1929, K. M. T2mpmpson, N P “ My commission expires Jan 1931 ae (SEAL) Bete TEETER TEES EME SE: Wsetete setae | North Carolina, {| In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk. George P Rogers, Administrator } of the estate of Robert L. 4 Rogers, deceased, plaintiff. $ vs ' JUDGMENT. Charles E Goodman, Executor a of the estate of J F Goodman, ! deceased. Defendant, This cause cothing on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court, on Monday, August 26th, 1929, and being heard, and it ap pearing to the Court that summons in this action was duly issued by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on July 19th 1929, and was duly served July 19, 1929, upon the defendant personally by leaving a copy of the plaintifr's verified complaint which was duly filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court on Jahy 19, 1929, with tre defendant; and a Copy of said verified complaint served upon the defendant with the summons, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has not filed any answer or other Pleadings raising an issue of the fact within 30 days after service of the summons and verified complaint upon the defendant, exclusive of the “ate of such service, and that the defendant has not filed any pleadings “ithin 30 days from the return day fixed in said summons, 94 And it appearing that this is and action for an amount certain as evidenced by itemized statement as alleged and set out in the complaint, and that the defendant, Charles E Goodman, Executor of the S&statbe of J F Good. man, deceased, defendant, is indebted to George P Rogers, Administrator of ¢ the estate of Robert L Rogers, deceased, plaintiff in the sum of Two Hundred Forgfy & 70/100 Dollars ($240.70) with interest upon the same at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum from July 16th 1928, until paid on account of the said account as alleged in the complaint. It is, therefore, ordered and ac judged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant, Charles E Goodman, Executor of the estate of J PF Goodman, deceased, the sum of Two Hundred Borty & 70/100 Dollars ($240.70) with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from July 16th i928, until paid and for the cost of this action, This August 26th 1929. _ gyohn L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. tee 616 SR te retes sebiett North Carolina, 4} In the Superior Court Iredell Sounty, 4 C L Williams, Receiver of the § \. Commercial National Bank of f \ Statesville, N. C. : vs 4 JUDGMENT, L F Adams and G W Adams 4 This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, Sept- ember 9th 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appear=- ing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon each of the defendants on August 8th 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon a note of the defendants for $350.00 with interest from February 10th, 1928, executed by the defendants to the C H Turnes Manufact- uring Company and transferred by that Company to the Comme Bank of Statesville, N.C, and also for the recovery of the oa n of the personal property set forth in peragraph eight of the complaint; And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed any answer within the time allowed by law and that the Plaintiff is entitl- ed to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said hote and int- erest Bhereon and for the Possession of the presonal property described in the~-compalint. 95 It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $550.00 with interest from February 10th 1928, at the rate of six per cent per annum and all cost of thia action. It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the following articles of personal property set forth and conveyed in the Chattel Mortgage and recorded in Chattel Mortgage Book 40, page 29, of the records of the Register of Deeds for Yadkin County, North Carolina, for the purpose of sale under said mortgage and the ap- plication of the proceeds to this judgment, to-wit:- i "1-7 x 10 Frick Engine on Wheels # Rebuilt. 1-Turner Pony Saw Mill-Reg. # 1198 with 2 Taper attachments. l-Turner # 1 Dust Machine, 2-Set Lewel Trucks. 1-8 ft. 8 " 4 ply Rubber belt. 1-44 in Hoe Saw", It is further ordered that, if the defendants shall fail to deliver said personal property to the plaintiff, that execution issue therefor tinder this judgment. 1 __. John L Milholiand so aa Clerk of Superior Court o ae Iredell County N C. North Carolina, }§ In the Sgperior Court Iredell County. } C L Williams, Receiver of the é Gommercial National Bank of 4( Statesville, N. 0. ' vs (4 JUDGMENT T A Miller : This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, Sept- ember 9th 1929 m the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it ap- pearing to thé | that the summons hereift and copy of said complaint was duly served @M the defendant on August 2nd 1929. And it further appearing that this action is instituted for £» the recovery upon a check issued by the defendant to J K Morrison Grocery & Produce Company and transferred by the Company to the Commercial Nation al Bank of Statesville, N C, said check being for $218.55 with interest from April 16th 1928. Om, And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment pe@efault final for the principal sum of said check and interest, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recoy- er of the defendant the sum of $218.55 with interest from April 16th 192s, a and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. Cc. . PWS VE 7 + Rte tee ee North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell Copjnty. jf C L Williams, keceiver of the {4 Commercial National Bank of § Statesville, N. C. 4 } ) vs JUDGMENT M V Watt and J R Stewart partners trading as Watt & i Stewart. This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, September 9th 1929, upon the verified complaint of the Plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly serv- ed upon the defendants on July 24th 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon three notes of the defendants, executed by the defendants to J K Morrison Grocery & Produce Company and transferred by the Company toz the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C said notes being for the following amounts:- 1. Note for $126.00 with interest from May 13 1928, subject to a credit of $6.42 on November 8, 1928. 2. Note for $126.25 with interest from June 12 1928, 5. Note for $127.50 with interest from August 11 1928, And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed an answ- er within the time allowed by law and that the Plaintiff is entitled to judg- ment by default final for the principal sum of said notes and interest, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- Sever of whe Cefendent the ew of $196.00 with interest from May 13 1928, subject to a credit of $6.42 on November sth 1928, and the sum of $126.25 with interest from June 12 1928, and the further sum of $127.50 with interst from August 11 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxea by the Clerk. John L Milhoj7 and Clerk Superior Court. 97 98 <<" North Car North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Ipedell County. §( J P Cavin, trading and doing business t as Cavin Funeral Home. 6 ' 5 vs JUDGMENT K W Umberger This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the unde signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday September cae 9th 1929, and it appearing tonthe Court that summons was issued in this ac- a tion on the 28 day of July 1929 and served on the 29th day of July 1929, by 7 reading and delivering a copy of the summons and a copy of the compiaint on } the defendant; and it further appearing to the Court that a duly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 12 day of July 1929; and it furth- er appearing to the Court that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Two Hundred and seventy-seven and 58/100 Dollars, together with interest from May 21st 1928 at the rate of 6% per annum, until paid; i and it further appearing that said amount is evidenced by a promissory note ‘ 4 executed by the defendant to the plaintiff, the terms of which note are set out in the verified complaint filed in this cause; and it further ap- pearing that the defendant has not filed answer or demurrer in the time allowed by law: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant K W Umberger, the sum of Two Hundred and Seventy-seven and 58/100 Dollars, with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from May 21 1929, till paid, and that the costs of this action be taxed by this Court against the defendant. This Sept 9 1929, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court Iredell County BEE TE Be 0 Tee ETE ETE FETE NE ae oie tet North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. The Merchants and Farmers Bank Inc } vs : JUDGMENT G@ B Ketchie 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday Sept- ember 9g 1929, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this 100 action on Juby 25 1929 and served on July 25 1929 by reading and deliver. ing a copy of the summons and a copy of the complaint on the defendant; and it further appearing to the Court that a duly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the $Srd day of July 1929; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant ia indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Six Hundred and thirty-seven Dollars, together with interest from Jan- uary ls$¥ 1929, till paid; and it further appearing that said amount is gz evidenced by a promissory note executed by the defendant to the plain- tiff the terms of which nete are set out in the verified complaint filed in this cause; and it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer or demurrer innthe time allowed by law: It is therefore crdered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of SIX Hundred and Thirty-seven Dollars with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from January lst 1929, till paid, and that the costs of this action be taxed by this Court against the defendant. This 9th day of September 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court Iredell County we see te ew ow Pet North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4} J L Sherrill and A R Sherrill . trading and doing business un- der the firm name of Sherrill Lumber Company., Plaintiff. vs JUDGMENT, S J Holland, Defendant. This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday Sept 9th 1929 ’ upon the verified complaint of the Plaintiff; and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly sefved upon the defendant on August 9, 1929; And it appearing thatbthis action is instituted for the recovery of a note given S J Holland to the Sherrill Lumber Company, deted February 6, | 1929 in the amount of Three Hundred Fifty & no/&0O Dollars ($350.00) en- dorsed by the Sherrill] Lumber Company, together with interest on Three Hundred Fifty & No/100 Dollars ($350.00) from May 5th 1929 thereon; 101: And if further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer within the time allowed by law, and that the plaintiff is entitl- ed to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said account with interest thereon. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant the sum of Three Hundred Fifty & No/100 Dollers ($550.00) with intrest thereon from May 5th 1929, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. Hohn L Milnoi and Clerk Superior Court ane i io ea Mee teste ie North Carolina, { In the Superior Court Iredell County. § Before the Clerk H A Smith i vs 4 REPORT OF SALE BY COMMISSIONER Henry R Campbell and 4 wife Lizzie Campbell } To the Honorable John L Milholland, C S C of Iredell County: Pursuant to an order and to the judgment of the Superior Court of Iredell County made in the above entitled action on the 16th day of April 1929, I exposed to sale to the highest bidder at the Courthouse door of Iredell County in Statesville, N. C. on Saturday, the 6th day of July 1929 at 12:00 o'clock noon, after due advertisment as required by law, the lands mentioned and described ir. the complaint filed in this ac- tion, when and where and then and there H A Smith became the last and highest bidder at the sum of $125.00, (one Hyndred and twenty-five dollerg Cash, And the said purchaser stans ready to pay the purchase price for Said land; More than 20 days have elapsed since said sale and there being on increased bid, and as I consider the price bid a fair and reasonable price, I therefore recommend that the said sale be confirmed, and a deed made to the purchaser upon the payment of the purchase money. This the 27th Gay of July, 1929. W. A. Bristol Commi ssiocer 102 North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. } Before the: Clerk. H A Smith vs FINAL JUDGMENT AND DECREE CONFIRMING SALE, Henry R Campbell and wife Lizzie Campbell. This cause coming on again to be heard and it appearing to the Court that W A Bristol, Commissioner, appointed by the Court to sell the lands described in the complaint of the plaintiff, did on Saturday, the 6th day of Huly 1929, after due advertisment as required by law, sell said lands at public auction at the Courthouse door of Statesville, N. C., when and where and then and there H A Smith became the last and highest bidder for said land for the sum of $125.00 (One Hundred and Twenty-five Dollars) cash, and stands ready to pay the purchase money for said lands when a deed is executed and delivered to him; And it appearing further to the Court that said sale was in all respectduly and properly conducted; that more than 20 days elapsed and the bid was not increased; that the price offered, as aforesaid, was and is just and reasonable and the fair value of said lamd; it is therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the said sale be abd same is hereby in all respects confirmed and the said W A Bristol, Commissioner, as aforesaid, upon the payment of the pur= chase money shall execute and deliver to the said purchaser and his heirs and assigns a deed in fee Simple for said land, This the 27th day of July, 1929, John L Milholland G. 8. Ge TEESE TET SEs etre dee 103 State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell. Clyde Williams 4 vs i JUDGMENT C Querry, B A Privette { vr wife, Verta Privette This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court finding as a fact that the sum- mons in the above entitled action was issued on the 3rd day of -Augist, 1929 and was duly served on the Srd day of August, 1929 and that more than thirty days has elapsed since the service of said summons together Bie with a copy of the complaint on each of the defendants and that the de- fendant, R C Querry, has filed no answer and that the defendants, BA Privette and wife, Verta Privette and the plaintiff, Clyde Williams, haz have compromised and settled all matters of controversy between them and es the plaintiff abd that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default , against the defendant, R C Querry, on stated account as set out in the complaint there having been no answer filed by the defendant R C Querry. It is therefpre ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff, Clyde Williams, recover of the defendant, R C Querry, the sum of Two Hundred Twenty-three ($2235.00) Dollars togehter with interest on the same from date until paid at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum and that the @é@fendants B A Privette and wife, Verta Privette, recoverx# of the defendant R C Querry, the sum of Two Hundred Bifty Dollars ($250) togebher with interest on the same from date until paid at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum, It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by this Court that this judgment be and the same is hereby declared a specific lien up on Forty Thousand (40,000) feet of lumber situated upon the lands of BA Privette and wife, Verta Privette, in New Hope Township, Iredell County, North Carolina adjoining the lands of D C Williams, R L Williams and others and being the identical lumber described in the complaint in this cause, It is futher ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court thé A B Raymer be, and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner of this Court to go upon the lands of the defendants, B A Privette and wife, Verte Privette, either in person or by agent and sell said lumber either at Publie or private sale whichever in the discretion of said commissioner A Ce, 104 may be most advantageous to all parties concerned for cash and after paying off and discharging the costs cf this proceeding then pay the defendants, B A Privette and wife, Verta Privette, the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) and interest, then pay the plaintiff, Clyde Williams, the sum of Two Hundred Twenty-three Dollars ($2235.00) and interest and any surplus, if any, pay into the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County for the use and benefit of tie defendant, R C Querry, and report his proceedings into this Court for further order. This the 16th day of Sept- ember, 1929, John L Milholland By Consent: Clerk Superfor Court. Buren Jurney Attorney for plaintiff D L Raymer a Attoney for B A Privett & wife. Be ERE To TEs TERE eR Sette FES ee a North Carolina, 4} In the Superior Court Iredell County § Before the Clerk. Welborn and J G Shelton 6 vs j JUDGMEN?Y?, C H Gant f This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Tredell County on this Monday, September 16th 1929, and it appearing to the Court that on the 28th day of July 1929 plaintiffs caused a summons to be issued agaknst the defendant in this action and at the same time filed in this office a verified compla- int; and it further appearing that on duly 26th 1929 said summons, together with a copy of the complaint, aws duly served on the defendant; and it fur- ther appearing that this is an action to recover for a breach of an express contract to pay a sum of money fixed by the terms of a written contract; = and it further appearing that the defendant is dae the plaintiffs the sum fo Twenty-Four Hundred ($2400.00) Dollars, with interest from May 15 1929, eek? paid; and that the defendant admits said indebtedness, but has fail- ed and neglected to pay the same; and it further appearing that more than thirty (30) days have elapsed and expired since the service of summons and Copy of the complaint on the defendant, and that defendant has failed to = answer or demur to said complaint within the time allowed by law a 105 It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the plain- tiffs recover of the defendant the sum of Twenty Four Hundered (2400.00) Dollars, with interest thereon from May 15th 1929 at the rate of stx((6#) per cent per annum until peid, together with the cost of this action to be texed by the undersigned Clerk of this Court. This the 16th day of September, 1929. __John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. MM HC ese Mest TEE oe North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk, Crofut & Knapp Company é vs } JUDGMENT ey Kelly-Field Company 9 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honoy John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and ft ap- pearing to the Court that summons was issued in the above matter on the 8th day of August 1929, and that at the time of the issuance of said summons a a& duly verified compaaint was filed in this office; that a copy of the summons and compaeaint was served on the defendant on the 8th day of August 1929, and it further appearing to the Court that no answer or demurrer has been filed on or before this the 16th day of September 1929, and that the time for an- Swering or demurpring or otherwise pleading has now expired and that the plah tiff is entitled to the relief demanded in the compaaint: Now, therefore, it is ordered, considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $2735.91 with interest from April 28th 1929 until paid, together with the cost of this action. John L Milheiland —~"GIerk Superior Court, Iredell County sess ett sett 106 North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Iredell County. ' Before the Clerk, Montgomery Clothing Company 4 vs 4 JUDGMU EN tf. Kelly-Fields Company I This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, and it ap. pearing to the Court that summons was issued in the above matter on the 9th day of August 1929, and that at the time of the issuance of said summons a duly verified complaint was filed in this office; that a copy of the summons and complaint was served on the defendant on the 9th day of August 1929, and it further appearing to the Court that no answer or demurer has been filed on or before this the 16th day of September 1929, and that the time for an- het iat t ah swering or demurering or otherwise pleading has now expired and that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief demanded in the complaint: Now, therefore, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $258.25 with interest from the 19th day of October 1929 until paid, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, JOhyn L Milhoiland Clerk Superior Court. RY er TT ee OSE RN ER Wiese ee North Carolina, Iredell.County. C L Williams, Receiver of the 4 Commercial National Bank of i Statesville, N. C. 4 $ vs ) JUDGMENT G L Crowell 6 This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, Sept 9th 1929, upon the verified complaint of the Plaintiff the and it appearing to Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly serv- ed upon the defendant on July 49thiag2ce¢ And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon two notes of the defendant, executed by the defendant to yee Commovete. ‘Hapboned Rank of Statesville, N. C. one of said notes being for $1500.00 with interest from Febrwary 28th 1928, and the other being for 2$2500.00 with interest from February 28th 1928; 928; And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an- swer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to it ts PY Cefault fined for tne principal sum of said notes and interest. 107 It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recove of the defendant the sum of $1500.00 with interest from February 28th 1928, and the sum of $2500.00 with interest from February 28th 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court The above judgment tendered by plaintiff Sept 9, 1929. John L Milholland, CSC. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. At Chambers, GC L Williams Receiver of the 4 Commercial National Bank of i Statesville, N. C. 6 vs j ORDER G L Crowell & This cause coming on to be heard before me At Chambers in Salisbury, North Carolina, on the 20th day of September 1929, upon the motion of the defendants for extension of time to file answer and it appearing to the Courtyfrom the affidavits filed that the defendants are not entitled to a an extension of time, It is now ordered and adjudged that the motion be and is hereby denied and that the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County be and is hereby ordered and directed to sign and enter the judgments tendered by the Plaintiff on Monday, September 9th 1929, A. M. Stack Presiding Judge of 15th Judicial District, BEE SOE HEE HE ETE PeR Seis Tee TE ee North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tpedell County, CL Williams, Receiver of the 6 Commercial National Bank of j Statesville, N. c. $ ‘ JUDGMENT a @ L Crowell y This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, Sept, 9th 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Sm Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon the defendant on August lst, 1929; 108 And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the pre. covery upon a mote executed by McCormick & Childress and J L McCormick ana endorsed by the defendant to the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, no said note being for $500.00 with interest from February 28th 1928, and upon a note of the defendant executed to the Commercial National Bank of Stateg.- ville N C for $900.00 with interest from June 18th 1928, subject to an off- set of $6.12; And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an an- swer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said notes and interest, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintfff re- cover of the defendant the sum of $500.00 with interest from February 28th 1928, and the further sum of $900.00 with interest from June 18th 1928, sub- ject to a credit of $6.12, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. __Jgohn L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. The above judgment tendered bv plaintiff Sept. 9, 1929, John L Milnolland, Cc S Cc. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. At Chambers C L Williams, Receiver of the j Commercial National Bank of 4 Statesville, N. C. §( vs 4 ORDER G L Crowell 6 This cause coming on to be heard before me At Chambers in Salisbury, North Carolina, on the 20th day of September 1929, upon the motion of the defendants for extension of time to file answer and it appearing to £& the Court from the affidavits filed that the defendants are not entitled to an emtension of time, It is now ordered and adjudged that the motion be and is hereby denied and that the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County be and is hereby ordered and directed to Sign and enter the judements tendered by the plaintiff on Monday September 9th 1929, Ba A. M. Stack Presiding Judge of 15th Judicial Dist. Tee ie oN Sb ete se eae eis thie sete setete North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. C L Williams, Receiver of the | Commercial National Bank of “ JUDGMENT i i Statesvile, N. C. § § ¢ C Stearns and C A Stearns 6 This causé coming on to be heard before me this Monday, the 9th y of Sept. 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it ap- "pearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served on each of the defendants on August lst, 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon a note of the defendants, executed by C C Stearns to the Com- mercial National Bank of Statesville, N C and endoresed by C A Stearns, for the sum of $400.00 with interest from May 13th 1928, subject to an ofset of $2.89; And it appearing that the defendants, have not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judg- ment by default final for the principal sum of said notes and interest; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recov- er of the defendant C C Stearns as principal and the defendant C A Stearns as endorser the sum of $400.00 with interest from May 13th 1928, subject to an offset of $2.89, and all costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milkgiiand ~ Clerk Superior Court The above judgment tendered by plaintiff Sept g 1929. John L Milholland, CS Cc. TEE Es So ie tothe se tee TE North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Commercial National Bank of . CL Williams, Receiver of the Statesville, a. G6. Stearns Brothers, Incorporated, ‘ ' 6 Ve } JUS eau Se ft. CA Stearns and C C Stearns. b This cause coming on to be heard before mB on Monday, the 9th day of Sept, 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing ‘oe the Court that the summons herein and complaint was duly served upon each of the defendants on August lst, 1929; 109 Se 110 And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon two notes executed by the defendant Stearns Brothers, Incor- porated, and endorsed by the defendants C A Stearns and C C Stearns to the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C one of said notes being for the sum of $5000.00 with interest from May 10th 1928, subject to a credit of $138.08 on April 18th 1928, and a further credit of $250.00 on November 15th 1928, and the other said note being for $5000.00 with interest from June 10th 1928, subject to a credit of $1500.00 on June 15th 1928, and a further credit of $500.00 on September 26th 1928; And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled Bm to judgment bg default final for the principal sum of said notes and inte- Perest: it is, therefore, ordered and adjudced that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendants the sum of $5000.00 with interest from May 10th ,1928, subject to a credit of $132.08 on Avril 18th 1928, and a further credit’of $250.00 on November 15th 1928, and recover thefurthef sum of $5000.00 with interest from June 10th 1928, subject to a credit of $1500. on June 15th 1928, and a further credit of $500.00 on September 26th, 1928, and all costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, aq ohn L Mitho i and The above judgment tendered by — nn eee plaintiff Sept 9th 1929, John L Milhojland c Sc, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. At Chambers C L Williams Receiver of the § Commercial National Ban of § Statesville, N. Cc, ' vs 4 ORDER Stearns Brothers, Incorporated 6 and C A Stearns & C C Stearns ( This cause coming on to be heard before me At Chambers in Salisbury, N C on the 20th day of September 1929, upon the motion of the defendants for extension of time to file answer and it appearing to the Court from the affidavits filed that the defendants are not entitled to an extension of time, It is how ordered and adjudged that the motion be and is here- the plaintiff on Monday, September 9th 1929 Joke, Me Steek ) ong Presiding Judge of 15th Judicial Dist. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. cL Wijliams Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. j : } vs ' JUDGMENT Stearns Brothers Incorporated, ’ j and North State Furniture ) Manufacturing Company. This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, the 9thxa@ day of Sept. 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff anda it ap- pearing to the Court that the summons therein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon each of the defendants on August 8th 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon a note of the defendants, executed by North State Furniture Manufacturing Company to the Commercial National Bank of Statesville N. C6. and endorsed by Stearns Brothers Inc. for the sum of $1950.00 with interest from January lst, 1928; And it appearing that the defendants, have not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and thatithe plaintiff is entitled to judg= ment by default final for the principal sum of said note and interest; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant North State Furniture Manufacturing Company as principal and the defendant Stearns Brothers Inc. as endorse the sum of $1950.00 with interest from January lst 1928, and all costs of this action to be taxed bv the Clerk, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court The above judgment tendered by the plaintiff Sept. 9, 1929. John L Milholland C S C North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. At Ghambers C L Williams Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. Stearns Brothers Incorporated, and North State Furniture Manu- facturing Company, ) 4 q va ' ORDER. : i i This cuase coming on to be heard before me At Chambers in Salisbury, North Carolina, on the 20th day of September 1929, upon the motia °f the defendants for extension of time to file answer and it appearing to 111 i iM I | " 112 the Court from the affidavits filed that the defendants are not entitled to an extenshon of time, It is now ordered and adjudged that the motion be and is hereby de- nied and that the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County be and is ia hereby ordered and directed to sign and enter the judgments tkndered by the plaintiff on Monday, September 9, 1929, A. M. Stack ae Presiding Judge of 15th Judicial Dist. WF ese sess TS Tee EEE Se etese E74 CRB OR North Carolina, 9 In the Superior Court Iredell County. C L Williamd@ Recetiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. vs JUDGMEN ®. => << or ee C B Freeze and W A Evans This Cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, the 16th day of September, 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon each of the defendants on August 16th 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the re- covery upon to notes executed by defendant C B Freeze and;endorsed by de- fendant W A Evans, one of said notes being for the sum of $150.00 with int- erest from Julyl3th 1928, and the other said note being for $300.00 with interest from July 13th 1928; And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed &n answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said notes and int- erest; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudved that the plaintiff recover of the defendants C B Freeze as principal and the defendant W A Evans the sum of $450.00 with interest from July 15th 1928, and all costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland Clerk ‘Superior Court. Te ete tites eeaete WA He et ME 113 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. ¢ L Williams Receiver of the Gommercial National Bank of Statesville, N. CG; vs JUDGMENT, CG B Freeze and A E Armour This cause coming onn to be heard before me on Monday, the 16th day of Septmeber, 1929, upon the verified complaint of the Plaintiff a and it appearing to the Court that the summons hsrein and complaint was duly served upon each of the defendants on August 16th 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon a note executed by the defendant C B Freeze and endorsed by the defendant A E Armour, to the Commercial Natuonal Bank of Batesville, NC fot the sum of $225.00 with interest from June 30th 1928; And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed an a answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to - judgment by default final for the principal sum of said note and interest; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $225.00 with interest from June 30th 1928, and all costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, Bose eee ee eee SxkxWtiiianm Reeetvenxefxkhex North Carolina. In the Superior Court Iredell County C L Williams Receiver of the 4 Vommercial National Hank of 4 Statesville, N. Cc, { an | JUDGMENT, C B Freeze and N W Garrison 6 This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, the 16 day of September 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it “ppearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of the complaint was duly served upon each of the defendants on August 16th 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the re- Covery af upon two notes executed by the defendants, C B Freeze and N W 114 Garrison, to the Commercial National Dank of Statesville, N. C., one of saia notes being for the sum of $50.00 with interest from April 27th 1928, obi the other said note being for $250.00 with interest from July 14th 19a8; And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed ang an- swer wibhin the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said notes and interest; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $50.00 with interest from April 27th 1928; ana the further sum of $250.00 wtth interest from July 14th 1928, and all costs ofnthis action to be taxed by the Clerk. Zohn L Milholland ~~ Clerk Superior Court. tt eb tere sess ect SESE SE ES tee te est North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. Q Monroe Hardware Company, i @ North Carohina Corporation 6 ' 4 vs FINAL JUDGMENT W C Ridenhour. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this & Monday September 23rd 1929, upon motién made by attorneys, Adams & Dear- man, for plaintiff, for judgment by default final, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued herein on the vth day of August,1929; that said summons, together with a copy of the complaint, were served on the de- fendant on the 20th day of August, 1929; that on the 9th day of August, 1929 the plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain in money due on a stated account for goods and merchandise sold and delivered; and it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for the defendant to plead has efapsed since the service of the complaint and summons upon the defendant; that no answer, demurrer or other pleading or motion has been . filed by the defendant, and that no extension of time within which to plead or to move has been requested by or granted the defendant; and it further appearing thet the plaintiff exhibited to the said Court the afore- stated account, as described in the complaint as "Exhi bit A", and that there appears to be due on the said account the sum of Four Hundred Borty Dollars ($440.00) together with interest thereon since March 15th, 1928, ae 115 THEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED DECREED AND ORDERED that the plain tiff recover of the defendant the sum of Four Hundred Forty Dollars ($440) with interest fhereon at the rate of six per cent (6% per annum, from March 15 1928, until paid; together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, This Monday. S*rtember 235, 1929. —_.__. John L Milholiand Clerk Superior Court. Pete te tote te she tite Pete te te ete est North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk, P H Hicks and Mnnie Mildred Hicks, trading amd doing business under the style firm name as Statesville Commercial Company. vs JUDGRENT BY DEFAULT AND INQUIRY. WC Ridenhour, trading and doing business as Army Salwage Company. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard be fore the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, the 23rd day of Sept, 1929, and It appearing to the Court that on the 19th day of August 1929 the plaintiffs procured a summons in this action to be issued against the de- fendant returmable as required by law and at the same time filed in the of fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County a verified com- Plaint, and It further appearing to the Court that the plaintiffs caused said Summons, together with a copy of the complaint to be served on the defend- ant on August 19th 1929, and It further appearing to the Court that this is an action against the defendant, W C Ridenhour trading and doing business as Army Salvage Company, for a stated open account for a certain sum to-wit; For the sum of $259.00 (two hundered fifty-nine Dollars) with interest thereon from the lst day of August 1929 until paid, and It further appearing to the Court that the defendant so served has failédite appear and answer or demur to the said verified complaint flled-in this office, as aforesaid and that more than 30 days have elapsed Since the service of summons and copy of compleint on the defendant, and ‘hat the time for said defendant to apper and answer, demur or plead to *aid action has expiped, 116 It iurthereforesrordered, considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiffs P H Hicks and Annie Mildred Hicks, trading and doting busi- ness as Statesville Commercial Company, recover of the defendant W C Riden- hour, trading and doing business as Army Salvage Company, the sum of $259.00, (two hundred and fifty-nine dollars) with interest thereon from the lst day of August 1929 until paid; and for the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This the 25rd day of September 1929, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, Weis Tes Ts HSE Sse SEE Hese teas ete setese North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, National Fire Works Company 4 vs 5 JUDGMENT BE DEFAULT FINAL M J Rickert § This cause coming on to be heard, before his Honor, John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the summons and complaint were filed innthis Court on the 18th day of June, 1929, and that a copy of said summons and complaint were served upon the defendant on the 18th day of June 1929, and it further appear- ing to the Court that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of said summons and complaint and that the defendant has failed to answer or demur to the cause of action, as therein alleged by the plaintiff. And it further appears to the Court that the action, as al- leged in the complaint, is based upon @ contract for the purchase of certain merchandise and that all of said merchandise has been paid for, with the ex- ception of $426.56 and that the same is now past due and owing to the plain+i tiff. It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the plain- tiff recover of the defendant amg the sum of $426.56, with interest from the 27th day of Dec 1926, together with the: the Clerk of this Court, ‘costs of this action to be taxed by This the 23rd day of September 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. Pie ie ee Hes eee ot Ma bts sesh: cee sect 117 yorth Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, Before the Clerk, statesville 011 Coinc., 4 vs i JUDGMENT stearns Brothers, Inc. 5 This cause coming on to be heard ahd being heard before the mm undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on this Monday, September 25, 1929; and it appearing to the Court that on August 17th 1929, the plaintiff caused a summons to be issued against the defendant tn this ac- tion and at the same time filed in this office a verified complaint; and it furbher appearing that on 17th dap of August 1929, said summons, together with a copy of said verified complaint, wasxduly served on the defendant Stearns Brothers Inc; and it further appearing that the action to recover the sum of $247.50 with interest on said sum from the 15th day of April,1929, at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid; and it further appearing that more than thirty days have elapsed and expired since the service of sun- mons and copy of complaint on the defendant, and that the defendants failed to appear and answer or demur to said complaint within the time allowed by law, and still fail and neglect*to answer or demur to said compiaint; It isp therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $247.50 with interest thereon from the 15th day of April 1929, at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, us John L WA Tnes Lae Clerk perior Vourt. ieee Hee ests Mirte HH tttte 118 \ North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. & L Williams Receiver of the § ommercial National Bank of 4 \ Statesville, N. C. $ \ vs ' JUDGMENT G B Freeze and W L Keller ' This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, Sept- ember 30th, 1929, and it appearing to the Court that W L Kekker, the sndorser on the note of C B Freeze for $500.00 has patd said note and interest in fhil and has paid the court cost; It is now ordered and adjudged upon the motion of the Plaintiff, that this action be and is hereby dismissed, ___John L Milholland Clerk Superfor Court of Iredell County N C mes hie itteme North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. C L Williams, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. JUDGMENT, W Rose Mills, A Y Alexander and James S Ward § 0 § vs § ' This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, Sept- ember SOth 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appear- ing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon the defendants W Ross Mills and A Y Alexander on August 28th 1929 and upon James S Ward on August 29th 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon a note of the defendants, executed by W Ross Mills to the Com- mercial National Bank o: Statesville, N C ana endorsed by A Y Alexander and James S ard, for the sum of $525.00 with interest from April 18th 1928; And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the Plaintiff judgment by det’ tecentitled to ault final for the principal sum of said note and interest; 119 It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant W Ross Mills, as principal and defendants A Y Alexander and James S Ward as endorserd the sum of $525.00 with interest from April 18th, 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, _John L Milholland Clerk Superfor Court of Iredell County N C, Sethe Se She a: Sede Shoe 81, St eM TE 4 3995504644 we " 3 x we ax bd North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell County. Before the Clerk, Dimension Manufacturing Company $ vs Q JUDGMN ENT, ) H L Kincaid, J N Kincaid and WM Kincaid, 0 This cause coming on to be heard ahd being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County and the Court find- ie ing it a fact that the summons in the above entitled action was issued upon the 8th day of August 1929 and that said summons and a copy of the complaint was served on the defendants, H L Kincaid and J N Kincaid on August the 17th 1929 and served upon the defendant WM Kincaid on August the 8th 1929, and that at the time of issuing said summmons the complaint was filed in the of- fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County and that more than thirty (30) days since the service of said summons was completed has elapsed and no answer or demur has been filed to said complaifit and that said cause of action is based upon a note and that there is still due and unpaid on said note the sum of Two Hundred Twenty-s4x Dollars and Fifty Cents ($226.50) together with interest on the same from April the 14th 1928, until paid. # It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that P the plaintirr recover of the defendants or either of them the sum of Two Huné red Twenty-six Dollars and Fifty Cents ($226.50) together with interest on sk the same from April the 14th 1928 until paid and for the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This Monday, September the 30th 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County NC. Seta Tong SEH EE He ae MP Te EE 120 North Carolina, In the Superftlior Court Iredell County. C L Williams Receiver of the ¢ Commercial National Bank of Q Statesville, N. C. vs 6 JUDGMENT, 4 J C Morrison This cause coming on to be heard upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy ofvsaid complaint was duly served upon the defendant on April l9th 1929; And it appearing that this action fs instituted for the recovery upon a note of the defendant, executed by the defendant to the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C said note being for the sum of $300.00 with finterest from July llth 1928; And it further appearing that the defehdant has not filed an an- swer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said note and interest; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant the sum of $300.00 with interest from July llth, x 1928, and all costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, This the lst day of July, 1929. _&& John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, N C. BABIES ese ete North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk Carolina Discount Corporation § vs 0 NON=SUIT J W Owens 0 The plaintiff comes into open Court and through its attormeys, Grier & Grier, enters a voluntary nonsuit, It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff's cause of action be and the same is hereby nonsuit; the costs in this action smounted to $14556 which plaintiff hes paid in with the filing of this judgment. This the 4th day of October 1929, John L Milholland Clerk Superlor Court. Wiete so \ \ \ North Carolina, In the Superior Court Jredell County. J D McRorie } ve ISSUES. Edna A McRorie 0 a Jury sworn and empannelled answered the issues as follows: 1- Has the plaintiff been a bone fide resident of the State of Norh Carolina for a term of five years, next preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. 2. Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 5- Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and appart for a term of five years immediately preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes - Was the plaintiff free from fault in bringing about the sepera- tion? Answer; Yes, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term 1929, J D McRorie 4 vs ) JUDGMENT, Edna A McRorie { This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before his Honor, A M Stack, and a jury and the jury having answered the issues in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant as set out in the record in this case, ° msidered and adjudged upon the coming on of the It is therefo 6 verdict of the jury, that the bands of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be and the same is hereby set aside and ebe@ lutéy dissolved and the Plaintiff is granted an absolute diyvorce from the defendant, , It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this mgt action, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding. Sse ee at desesen Pa North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, Jessie Rucker BNF Sam Bohanon, t vs § JUDGMENT Southern Railway Company. 0 All matters in controversy in this action having been sake: tled between the parties plaintiff and defendant; plaintiff through her att- orneys Messrs Lewis & Lewis and L C Powell comes into open Court and takes &@ mwon-suit in this action; It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that this action be and the same is hereby non-suited. It is further consid- ered ahd adjudged, agreeably to the terms of the settlement, that the cost of this action be taxed against the defendant, This 8th day of October 1929, John lL Milholland_ Clerk Superior Court, Approved: Lewis & Lewis _ L_ C Powell sat Attorneys for plaintéff Sidney AS Alderman and _Grier & Grier Attorneys for defendant. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk. Statesvilie Flour Millis Company. vs JUDGNENT, Henry C Bridges, BF Finney, and J W Dowdy, Partners trading as Penelo Distributing Company. ooo =m _> onc This cause coming on to be heard before the Clerk of the Bup- erior Court, and it appearing to the Court from the admission of the attor- neys for the plaintiff, that the Penelo Distributing Company has caused the indebtedness set out in the complaint to be paid in full to the plaintiff and that all matters and things of controversy between the plaintiff and defehdants have been fully adjusted and settled and that the defendants are not indebted to the Plaintifr, 123 It is, therfore, upon motion of Scott and Collier, attorneys for the plaintiff, ordered that this action be, and the same is hereby dismissea and that the plaintiff recover nothing of the defendants, but that judg~ ment of non-shit be and the same is hereby entered tn this cause,, It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action, as agreed, This October 12th 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superfor Court. Were shies eects Miethitiest tie A North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, ee JC Brookshire § vs 4 JUDGNENT FINAL BEFORE THE CLERK ON A NOTR ie Mrs Sue Cathey j This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday, October 14th 1929, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the plainitff in this ac- tion caused summons to be issued from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Tredell County on the 27th day of August, 1929, against the defendant, Mrs Sue Cathey and that personal service of said summons was made on the de- fendant on the 7th day of September 1929, by reading the original summons and by leaving with the defendant a copy of the summons and a copy of the Plaintiff's verified complaint as provided by law: And it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court on the 27th day of August, 1929, and that this is a cause of action upon & promissiory note for an amount certain and that more than thirty days have elapsed from the service of said summons and copy of the verified com Plaint on said defendant as provided by law, and that the defendant has not filed any demur to the complaint, or any answer denying the complaint, or raised any issue of fact and it appearing to the Court that the plain- tiff is entitled to recover of the defendant the sum of One Thousand Six Hundred Thirty-eight & 28/100 Dollars ($1638.28) with interest thereon at the rate of 6% per annum, due and payable semi-annually from the 24th day of April, 1929, until paid on account of said note; 124 It is, therefore, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreeq by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant Mrs Sue Cathey in this action the sum of One Thousand Six Hundred Thirty-eight & 28/100 Dol- lars, with interest thereon at the rate of six per centum per annum, due and payable semi-annually from the 24th day of April, 1929, until paid and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This the 14th day of October, 1929, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, © A Tomlin, plaintirr ( vs 4 JUDGi:ENT TINAL BEFORE CLERK ON NOTE, Gus Tomlin, Defendant. ) This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on Monday, the i4th day of October, 1929, and it appearing to the Court & that summons in this action was caused to be issued by the plaintiff from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on the 5th day of Aug- ust, 1929, returnable as provided by law, and that a duly verified comple aint was filed in the above entitled action on the 5th day of August, 19@ It further appearing to the Court that on or about the 22nd day of March 1926, the defendant, Gus Tomlin being indebted to F A Tomlin plaintiff in the sum of $3608.00 made, executed and delivered to the said F A Tomlin three promissory notes under seal, due and payable, one note for $1000.00, dated March 2: 1926, due and payable four years after date with interest thereon at six per cent per annum until paid and on note for $1608.00, dated larch 22, 1926, due and payable five years after date with interest thereon at six per cent per annum until paid; and that on or about March 22, 1927, the defendant paid one year's interest on said three mnotes, amounting to 216.48, which paid the interest in said notes to Mar- ch 22, 1927, It further appearing to the Court that the note dated March 82, 1926, for $1000.00, and due and payable in three years from date of said note, is past due and there is now $1000.00 with due on said note the sum of interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from March 22, 1927 until paid and thet demand hes been made for the payment ef therefo, It further appearing to the Court that the interest on the note for $1000.00 dated March 22, 1926, due and payable in four years, was made due and payable annually, is now due and payable from March 22 1927 to March 22, 1929, in the sum of $120.00 with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per an- nun from March 22, 1929 until paid and that demand has been made for the payment of said interest; It further appearing that the principal of said note is not dz dhe and demand has hotrbeen made for the payment of said principal, It further appearing to the Court that the interest on the note for $1608.00, dated March 22 1926, due and payable in five years, was made due and payable annually, is now due and payable from WMarch 22, 1927 to Narch ee, 1929 in the sum of $192.96 with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per an- num from arch 22, 1929, until paid; It further appearing that the principal of said note is not due and demand has not been made for the payment of said prine cipal. It further appearing to the Court that the defendant, Gus Tomlin, after due diligence and search could not be found in Iredell County and the State of North Carolina, and that the plaintiff caused to be issued from the Clerk of the Superior Court a summons by publication dated August 8th 1929, returnable on th the 9th day of September, 1929, and that said defendant Gus Tomlin, was duly served with aummons by publication as required by law. It further appearing to the Caurt that this is a cause of action upon pro=- missory notes for an amount certain and that more than thirty days have elapsed from the service of said summons by publication, and more than thirty days have elapsed from the return date named in said summons by publication, and that the defendant, Gus Tomlin has not demurred to the complaint, or filed any answer denying the complaint, or raising any issue of fact, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff, F A Tomlin is entitled to recover of the defendant, Gus Tomlin the sum of $1452.96, with interest thereon from March 22 1929 at the Pate of 6% per annum payable annually until paid, en account of said notes, It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the Plaintiff, F A Tomlin recover of the defendant, Gus Tomlin in this action the sum of $1452.96, with interest thereon at the rate of six per xent per an- num due and payable annually from the 22nd day of March 1929, until paid, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Conbt. This the 14th day of October 1929. John L Milholland “ golerk Superior Court. 124 It is, therefore, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant Mrs Sue Cathey in this action the sum of One Thousand Six Hundred Thirty-eight & 28/100 Dol- lars, with interest thereon at the rate of six per centum per annum, due and payable semi-annually from the 24th day of April, 1929, until paid and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. h day of Octoher, 1929. oe . : John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk. F A Tomlin, plaintiff 6 vs JUDGMENT FINAL BEFORE CLERK ON NOTE, Gus Tomlin, Defendant. ) This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on Monday, the 14th day of October, 1929, and it appearing to the Court « that summons in this action was caused to be issued by the plaintiff from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on the 5th day of Aug- ust, 1929, returnable as provided by law, and that a duly verified comple aint was filed in the above entitled action on the 5th day of August, 19 It further appearing to the Court that on or about the 22nd day of March 1926, the defendant, Gus Tomlin being indebted to F A Tomlin plaintiff in the sum of $3608.00 made, executed and delivered to the said F A Tomlin thpee promissory notes under seal, due and payable, one note for $1000.00, dated March 22 1926, due and payable four years after date with interest thereon at six per cent per annum until paid and on note for $1608.00, dated March 22, 1926, due and payable five years after date with interest thereon at six per cent per annum until paid; and that on or about March 22, 1927, the defendant paid one year'ts interest on said three mnotes, amounting to $216.48, which paid the interest in said notes to Mar- ch 22, 1927, It further appearing to the Court that the note dated March 82, 1926, for $1000.00, and due and payable in three years from date of said note, is past due and there is now due on said note the sum of $1000.00 with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from March 22, 1927 until paid and that demand hes been made for the payment ef therefo,. 125 It further appearing to the Court that the interest on the note for $1000.00 dated March “2, 1926, due and payable in four years, was made due and payable annually, is now due and payable from March 22 1927 to March 22, 1929, in the sum of $120.00 with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per an- num from March 22, 1929 until paid and that demand has been made for the payment of said interest; It further appearing that the principal of said note is not dz dhe and demand has hetnbeen made for the payment of said principal, It further appearing to the Court that the interest on the note for $1608.00, dated March 22 1926, due and payable in five years, was made due and payable annually, is now due and payable from harch 22, 1927 to March 22, 1929 in the sum of $192.96 with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per an- num from liarch 22, 1929, until paid; It further appearing that the principal of said note is not due and demand has not been made for the payment of said prin- cipal. It further appearing to the Court that the defendant, Gus Tomlin, after due diligence and search could not be found in Iredell County and the State of North Carolina, and that the plaintiff caused to be issued from the Clerk of the Superior Court a summons by publication dated August 8th 1929, returnable on she the 9th day of September, 1929, and that said defendant Gus Tomlin, was duly served with aummons by publication as required by law. It further appearing to the Cuurt that this is a cause of action upon pro-= missory notes for an amount certain and that more than thirty days have elapsed from the service of said summons by publication, and more than thirty days have elapsed from the return date named in said summons by publication, and that the \ defendant, Gus Tomlin has not demurred to the complaint, or filed any answer denying the complaint, or raising any issue of fact, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff, F A Tomlin is entitled to recover of the defendant, Gus Tomlin the sum of $1452.96, with interest thereon from March 22 1929 at the rate of 6% per annum payable annually w.*il paid, en account of said notes, It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintirg, F A Tomlin recover of the defendant, Gus Tomlin in this action the sum of $1432.96, with interest thereon at the rate of six per xent per an- hum due and payable annually from the 22nd day of March 1929, until paid, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Conbt. This the 14th day of October 1929. John L Milholland “~~ Glerk Superior Court. MRS ES WU ite North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell Coumty Before the Clerk, Ed V Price Company, : 4 a@ corporation vs r xUD GM'S 3 te Kelly-Field Company 0 a corporation This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in the above entitled matter on the 22nd day of August 1929 and that at-the time of issuance of said summons a duly verified complaint was @iled in the office of the Clerk of this Court; and it fur. ther appearing to the Court that a copy of the complaint and summons was served on. the defendant on the 22nd day of August 1929, and that no answer or demurer has been filed on or before this the 14th day of October 1929; and it further appear- ing to the Court that the time for answering, demurring or otherwise pleading has expired and that the plaintiff is entitled to the releif demanded in the complaint; Now, therefore, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain- tiff recover of the defendant the sum of $274.92 with interest from the 28th day of February 1929 together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland : Clerk Superior Court. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. H A Smith i vs ) JUDGMENT, Barl Johnston and 4 Kate Johnston 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard on Wednesday, the 2nd day of January 1929, by the undersigned, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and It appearing to the Court that the summons in this action was is- sued on the 50th day of November 1928 and returnable not later than 30 days thereafter, and It further appearing to the Court that a Summons and verified copy of the complaint filed in this action was served on the defendante en the siel day of December 1928 by reading said Summons and said verified complaint to each of said defendants and by leaving with each of said defendants a copy of said summons and a copy of said complaint, and It further appearing to the Court that saia defendants failed to file an answer or to demur to said complaint within the time prescribed by law, and It further appearing to the Court that the defendants are indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $1674.00,(Sixteen Hundrea Seventy-four Dollarg with interest thereon from the 2nd day of December 1928, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff, H A Smith, recover from the defendants, Earl Johston and Kate Johnston, the sum of $1674.00,(Sixteen Hundred Seventy-four Dollers(, with interest thereon from the 2nd day of December 1928, and the cost of this ac- tion to be taxed by the Court. It is further ordered by the Court that this should be a specific lien upon the lands described in the complaint; and that all rights and equity of redemption of the defendants in said property be, and the same are hereby forever foreclos It is further 6 bred and adjudged by the Court that VA Bristol be and he is hereby constituted a commissioner of this Court to sell the lands belonging to the defendants as described in the complaint in this action af- ter due advertisment as required by law at the courthouse door in the city of Statesville on Ar a the harr day of November 1929 at 12:00 o'clock noon, and report his action in the premises to the Clerk of the Superior Court with in ten (10) days after date of sale,. It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that said Commission er shall pay out of the proceeds arising from said sale the cost ahd expense of sale, and pay to the Plaintiff the amount due on his note, and the remaind er, if any, to the defendants, It is further ordered that the plaintiff my be allowed to bid at said Sale, and this cause is retained for further orders, This the 9th day of October, 1929. John L Milhollend C8 Gs Wee Se se he Tt SeSb86 2 coche ce lee sg WE SEs ete 127 Viet ma os ¥ 7 128 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. W E Munday and H C Mohler, trading and doing business as Statesville Tin Company vs JUDGMENT —_ _ > D B Stearns This cause coming on to be heard and being heard by the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this cause on the 25th day of Sept- ember, 1929, and served on the defendant on said date,be‘caapy of the comp- laint filed in this office on said date being left with the said defendart, and that said action is brought on a note, the amount due being a definate certain amount, and that there is due by the defendant to the plaintiffs the sum of $230.00 with interest from May 12th 1929 until paid, and that no an- swer or demur has been filed by the defendant within the time allowed by law: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiffs recover of the defendant the sum of $250.00 together with interest thereon from the 12th day of May 1929 until paid, and that said defendant pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This October 28th 1929; John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court Iredell County. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. C L Williams, Receiver of the 4 Commercial National Bank of 4 Statesville, N. C. 4 4 ) i) JUDGMENT, Mrs W R Smith, W R Smith and George Ayers 0 This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, October 28th 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it ap- pearing to the Court that the summons and copy of said complaint was serv- ed on Mrs ‘/ R Smith and George Ayers on August 20 1929, and an alias sum- meer wee *eeued for WR Snith on September 23 1929, and the same together with a copy of said complaint was served on him on September 24 1929; oe 129 And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery of the sum of $550.00 with interest from May 20th 1928, on a note executed by the three defendants to the Commercial National Bank of States- ville, N. C. And it appearing that the defendants have not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judg- ment by default final for the sum of $550.00 with interest from May 20 1928 It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendants the sum of $550.00 with interest from May 20th 1928 and all costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, N CG. BE Ha ete North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk Southern Furniture Exposition Building, a corporation, Plaintiff. vs FINAL JUDGMENT The North Btate Furniture Manufacturing Company, a Corporation, defendant. <— <r <— os This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, of IredellmCounty, North Carolina on this Monday, the 28th day of October, 1929 upon motion of attorneys, Adams & Dearman, for Plaintiff, for judgment by default final, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued on the 17th Gay of September, 1929; ! that said summons was returnable as provided for by law; that said sum- mons, together with a copy of the complaint was served on the defendant on the 24th day of September, 1929; that on the 17th day of September, 1929, laintiff filed a duly verified complaint with the Clerk of the Sup- Beourt of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain in money due on written instruments, to-wit: A certain promissory note and contract; it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for the defendant to Plead has elapsed since the service of the complaint and summons upon the defendant; that no answer, demurrer or other pleadings or motion has been *lled by the defendant, and that no extension of time within which to plead 130 or to move has been requested by or granted to the defendant; and it further appearing that the plaintiff exhibited to the Court the aforesaid note and written contract, and that there appears to be due on said obligation the sun of Six Hundred Fifty-seven Dollars and Seventy-five cents ($657.75), together with interest shivden since March 25th, 1929. ®HEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORD+RED that the plaintirr recover of the defendant the sum of Bix Hundred Fifty-seven Dollars ahd Seven- Shiv cents (657.75) with interest on same at the rate of six percent (64) per annum from the 25th day of March 1929, until paid; together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. This Monday, the 28th day of October, 1929. John L Milhélland _ Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County WC. North Carolina, 49 In the Superior Court, Iredell County. ) Oct 50 1929, Statesville Buick Co. vs JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT. F P Craven and A F Craven, This cause coming on to be heard before the Clerk of the Super - ior Court and it appearing to the Court that this is an action brought by the plaintiff against the defendants to recover upon a promissory note in words and figures as follows: "$399.30 On or before the 6 day of November 1927 we promise to pay STATESVILLE BUICK COMPANY, or order, the sum of Three Hundred Ninty Nine and BO/A00 « « bo we » 6 Dollave with interest from date at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum, payable annually, until the whole be paid, negotiable and payable at This note for the purchase of se ee. all of the above this day received of them, the title of which remains in STATESVILLE BUICK COMPANY, or order, until the whole be paid. Value received, Witness my hand and seal this 6th day of January, 1927, The undersigned, principal and endorsers of this note, which is wreree ap Ueore signing, waive demand, notice and protest thereof. Attest: F P Craven (Seal) Thad , ad Lowe A F Craven (Seal) * 131 And it appearing to the Court that the defendants have paid to the plaintiff the balance due on said note, after the predits hereinbefore paid are deductedy which balance amounts to $221.05. It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the plain- tiff recover nothing further from the defendants and that said note is paid in full and fit is ordered that the defendants pay the costs of this action hb in the amount of $8.80, taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is ordered and adjudged that this action be, and the same is hereby dismissed upon request of the plaintiff as upon a judgment of non-suit, John L Milhojland | Clerk Superior Court. BRT se ES North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. | Before the Clerk, United States Rubber Company vs JUDGMENT i‘ WC Ridenhour and O B Bardhardt = /( trading as Lenior Army Store. ree S>S- <a This cause coming on to be heard and being heard, before His Hon or, John L Milholland, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in the above entitled matter on the 6th dayrof September 1929, and that at the time of the issuing of said summons a duly verified complaint was filed in the office of this Court; and it further appearing to the Court that sum- mons was served on W C Ridenhour and O B Barnhardt on September 7th 1929 axa and thet at the time the summons was served on the defendants a copy of the Complaint was also served on the defendants; and it further appearing to the Court that no answer or demurrer has been filed on or before this the 28th day of October 1929, and that the time for answering, demurrering or other- wise pleading has now expired; amd it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief demanded in the complaint Now therefore, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $265.93 with interest on the Same from the 10th day of November 1928 until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Glerk Superior Court. £6 0636 5 ne ARG O48 SSO Bese He Tete TRS ete Ws tse eet ee i i iy Hy 132 North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 0 Before the Clerk, R L Poovey JUDGMENT FINAL BEFORE THE CLERK ON A NOTE, vs E E Stanley, principal, Roy C Tatum, Surety and J G Lewis, endorser. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County om Monday, October 14th 1929, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff in this action caused summons to be issued from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on the Srd day of September, 1929, against:the defendants and that personal service of said summons was made on all defendants on the 7th day of Septemb- er, 1929, by reading the original summons and by leaving with each of them a copy of the summons and a copy of the plaintiff's verified complaint as pro- vided hy law: And it further appearing to the Court that €he plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court on Srd day of September, 1929, and that this &s a cause of action upon a pro- missory note for an amount certain and that more than thirty days have elaps- ed from the service of said summons and copy of the verified complaint on eack and all of the said defendants, and mare than thirty days have elapsed from th the return date named in the summons as provided by law, and that the defend- ants have not filed any demur to the complaint, or any answer denying the com- plaint, or raising any issue of facts and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to recover of the defendants the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) with interest thereon from December 25th 1928, at the rate of 6% per annum, until paid on account of said note; It further appearing to the Court that E E Stanley is the principal and maker of said note, Roy C. Tatum, Surety and JG Lewis, endopser, It is, therefore, considered, orcered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants in this action the sum of Three Hundred & no/100 Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from December 25th 1928, until paid and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, of this Court, This the 14th day of October, 1929, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. aH so eS NE We ete RE 133 \ No. 2- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Monday November 4, 1929. orth Carolina, } In the Superior Court trede1l County. | November Term 1929, Be it remembered that e Superior Court begun and held in and for the State and County aforesaid, on the 9th Monday after the lst Monday in September, 1929, the same being the 4th day of November, 1929, A.D., when and where His Honor, A M Stack, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fift- eenth Judtcial District Fall Term, 1929, is present and presiding, and the Hon Zeb V Long, Soticitor and Prosecuting Attorney is present and prosecuting in the name of the State, J L Sherrill, High Sheriff of Iredell County, is present and return ed into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the apret week of this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: The following were drawn and sworn as Grand-Jurors for the term: H F Grose, N E Brown, M L Godfrey, R L Tomain, J J Gantt, F L Travis, G E Bee Brown, W F Spears, F B Holland, T G Goodman, BA Winecoff, T G Mills, GT Adams, C L Jackson, R W Drum, T A Jones, J R Howard and T J Murdock, G E Brown was appointed and sworn as fopeman of the grand-jury. H F Heath, was appointed officer of the grand=- jury. R H McLaughlin,G H Hofithouser, H iM Lippard, and E Lynn Brantley were excused for lawful causes by the Court, £ A Holland, RL Sloan, and E D Gibson were returned "Not to be found in Iredell County". The following were drawn and sworn as petty jurors for the week: R L Shoemaker, Oscar Paine, W W Archer, R B Sherrill, C C Blankenship, J A Christy,T F Edwards and A H Wilson, The following were drawn and sworn as talesman jurors for the week; JC Morrison, C B Morrison, H L Gilbert, J A Raymer, J L Hudson, J L Kurfees, JP Patterson, J M Lippard, Jno T Tharpe, L C Steele, H A Yount, I J White, KF Byers and G M Josey. TRANSPORT LIQUOR. State Alias Capias. vs Levi Phillips CARDINAL INTERCOURSE WITH FEMALE. Alias Capias. State ve ; ) ) ) No, 3- $ Lloyd C Bowman NOVEMBER TERM 1929, 135 PSS EN 136 No. 6 State vs Vérnon. Rash ee a ee nO, 7 State vs Herbert G Morrison No. 8 . State \ 2 i “\ A vs ned Cline No 9 State Vs J P Mavhew No 10 State Vg Lee Anderson No ll State VS Wagner Ferguson No 13 State SVs Had Gantt No 16 State Vs Fred Ervin Oo av State Vs Charlie Overe-sh o-oo SS oS oOo sao oOo mS oo <> IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 Monday November 4, 1929. fO APPBAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. Continued under former order, 4 TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. } Thiscause coming on to be heard upon motion to increase } allowance for the child of the defendant, it is ordered ) that the defendant pay $20.00 per month until the next criminal term of this court, or until the 15th dav of February, as follows: Pay into the Clerk's office on the 15th of each month, including the 15th of next February, and the Clerk to pay the mother of the child $15.00 per month, -nd put the other $15.00 in some solvent savings bank to the credit of the child, at interest; and “he cause is re- tained for further orders at the next term of the court, if either party sees proper for an alteration, The acditional $5.00 per month is tobe paid on the ex- press condition that the father be permitted to see hig child at the home of ir H G Morrison on the second Sun- dav of each month, but the defendant is not to take the custody of the child or interfere with the mother'scus- tody of the child. It is further ordered that if the mother of her father refuses to permit the child to goto Nr Liorrison's, then the $5.00 extra will automatically cease. It is further orderec that the $750.00 bond is to be continued on the samecondition that he make the pay- ments specitied above, TOAAPPEARK AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR, The defendant appearec and showedgood behaviour, Continued under for mer order. STOREBRKEAKING AND LARCENCY. Aliasg capias,. BASTADRY. The defendant comes into open court, D L Raymer, warrant. It aprearing to the court that the defendant has already paid to the woman $188.00, it is ord red and adjudged by the court that the defendant pay the cost of thisaction, and 950.00 to the Clerk of this court for the use and benefit of the prosecutrix. Sci Fa entered at August Term 1929 is hereby stricken out upen payment of the cost. and thru his counsel pleads guilty to bastardry as charged in the TRANSPORT AND POs. KSS LIQUOR. Alias Capias. SEDUCTION, Alias Capias. FO APPKAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR, The defendant appeared and showed good behaviour. Continued under for mer order, TO APPEAR AND SHOY GOOD BEHAVIOUR. Defendant appeared and showed a Continued under former order, er eee ee Monday, No 18 State Vs Feilden i Privette state Vs 8 R Morrison \ st 20 No 21 tate Vs Jack Maxwell, James Williams, Steve Starnes State Vs Flovd Beaver | No 22-23-24-25 State Vs Jason ‘''rattman \se $1 No 32 State Vs Jason Troutman \ke 33 State Vs Jason Troutman No 35 ‘ State Vs Joe Eccles No 36 State \ Vs Joe Ettles No 45 \ Stet a E A Warren No48 \ State \ Vs Will Mulkey; Monk Gaines; Alec Albea: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMB*R TERM 1929 vovember 4 1929 A D I eS Oe > So A Se oes oe SO Wallace Stevenson: Robert Cowan, ee ee PHRJURY. Alias Capias. DISPOSING OF MORTGAGED PKOP«RTY, Continues: bv consent. STOREBREAKING AD LARCENCY. Nol Prossed with leave as to Steve Starnes. Alias Capias as to James Williams, The defendant, Jack Maxwell, comes into open Court and enters plea of Nolo Contendre. It is orderedand adjudgerd by the Court that The defendant, Jack Maxwell, be imprisioned in the S&ate Prison for a term of not less THAN EIGHTEEN MONTHS, nor x#xx more than TWO YEARS, OPERATING CAR WITHOUT PROPER LICENSE, The defendant comes into open Court, and thru his counsel, Lewis and Lewis, pleads guilty as charged& in warrants. It is ordered and ac judged by the gourt that prayer for judgment be continued upon payment of the cost. Solicitor's fee to be charged only in one case, POSSESSING LIQUOR. Nol Prossed with leave. WITH DKADLY WHAPON with leave. ASSAULT Nol Prossed SPEE’ ING AND RECKLESS DRIVING. Nol Prossed with leave. GIVING WORTHLESS CrkECK. Tne defendant calied and failed. Nisi, Sci, Fa and Capias. Judgment GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK. The defendant called and failed. Judgment NISI SCI FA AND CAPIAS. DISPOSING OF \ORTGAGED PROPHRTY. The defenda't comes into open court, and thru his counsel, Lewis & Lewis, and J H Burke, pleads not guilty, to disposing of mortgaged property as charged in the 0111 of indictment. Jury sworn and empannelled, returned a verdict of guilty, and recommended mercy of the Court. HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENCY. fT Nol Prossed with leave as to Wallace Stevenson. The defendants, Will Mulky, Monk Gaines, Alec Albea, and Robert Cowan. come into open court and thru their counsel, Lewis & Lewis,and H G Mitchell, plead not guilty as charged in the bill of indict- ment. During trial, jury withdrawn and mistrial ordered. 137 No 52 State Vs Ernest Wallace No 69 State Vs Jay Parker No 70. State Vs Jessie Parker No 71 State ‘ Va Henry \NicLel! and No 72 State Vs Bessie j.cLelland oo Seo co CO mS Oo CO SO em SS SS OS OO SS OS es eS OE SO OO CO Oe se NOVEMBER TERM 1929 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Monday ‘ovember 4 1929 ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. Defendant comes into open Court, and thru his coun- sel. Hon. W D Turner, pleads guilty to simple assault, which plea the solicitor accepts. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be imprisioned in the common jail of ire- dell County for a term of SIX MONTHS AND ASSIGNED TO WORK ON THE PUBLIC KOADS OF SAID COUNTY FOR SAID PERIOD, LARCENCY. The defendant comes into open Court and thru his counsel, Scott and Collier, waives bill of indictment, and plead guilty to larcency of property of less than Twenty Dollars, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendart be imprisioned in the common jail of Iredell County for a perioo of SIX MONTHS. to work on roads; Capias not to issue upontthe condition that he and tre other defeddants in Nos. 70, 71, and 72, pay the cost of this action, and $50.00 to the use of Mrs W F Pressly from whom property was stolen. LARCENCY. The defendant comes into open Court and thru hér counsel, Scottand Collier, waives bill of indictment and plead guilty to larcency of property of less than Twenty Dollars, It is ordered and adjugeed by the Court that the defercant be imprisioned in the common jail of Ire- dell County for.a period of FOUR MONTHS, with leave of county commissioners to hire out. Capias notite issue upon the condition thatshe and the other de- fendants in Nos. 69, 70, and 71, pay the cost of this action, and $50.00 to the use of Mrs W F Press- ley from whom property was stolen. LARCHINCY. The defendant comes into open Court and thru his counsel, Scott and Collier, waives bill of indictment and plead guilty to larcency of property of less than Twenty Dollars, it is ordered and adjudgec by the Court that the deferidant be imprisioned in the common jail of Ire- dell County for a period of SIX MONTHS, to work on roads, Capias not to issue upon condition that the d-fendant pay the cost of this action and his part of $50.00 as stated in the above case. LARCENCY. The defendant comes into open Court and thru her counsel, Scott and Collier, waives bill of indictment and plead guilty to larcency of property of less than twenty dollars. it is ordered and adjudged b. the Court that the defendant be imprisioned in the common jail of Ire- dell County for a period 6f FOUR MONTHS, with leave of county commissioners to hire out. Capias not to issue upon the condition that she pey the cost of this action and her part of the $50.00 as stated in the above cases. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 139 NOVEMBER TERM 1929, —— Monday November 4, 1929, North Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 November Term 1929, I, Augustus Baker Raymer, do solemnly swear that I will support the constitution of the United States; so help me God, —— Augustus Barker Raymer Sworn to and subscribed before me in open Court, this the 4th day of November, A D 1929, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding and Holding Court in the lb5th Judicial Bistrict. I, Augustus Baker Raymer, do solemnly and Sincerely swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the State of North Carolina, m and to the Constitutional powers and authorities which are or may be estab- lished for the government thereof; and that I will endeavor ro support, meh maintain and defend the constitution of said State, not inconsistent with the constitution of the United States, to the best of my knowledge and abi- lity; so help me, God, li Augustus Baker Raymer if Sworn to and subscribed before me in open Court, this the 4th day of November, A D 1929, ‘A. M. Stack ‘ a Judge Presiding and Holding Court i in the 15th Judicial District, I, Augustus Baker Raymer, do swear that I whll truly and homesty L demean myself in the vractice of an attorney, according to the best of my knowledge and ability; so help me, God. ___ Augustus Baker Raymer Sworn to and subscribed before me in open Court, this the 4th day of November, A D 1929. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding and Holding Court in the 15th Judicial District North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, November Term 1929, Mr. Augustus Baker Raymer having presented in open Court a license Signed by the Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, dated August 19 1929, authorizing him to practice as an at- torney and Counselor of law in the Courts of this State, and he having taka and subscribed to the oaths required of Attorneys at law of this State; It is ordered and adjudged that the said Augustus Baker Raymer be, and he is hereby admitted to the practice of the profession of Attorney and Counsellor at law in all Courts of this State, It is further ordered by this Court that a record of the proceed- ings taken herein be spread upon the minutes of this Court of this State. This the 4th day of November, A D 1959. na Mn ee ~~ Judge 140 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 Monday November 4, 1929, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1929, I, Columbus LaFayette Norton, do solemnly swear that I will support the Constitution of the United States; So help me, God, Columbus TaFayette Norton Sworn to and subscribed before me, in open Court, this the 4th day of November A D 1929, A. M. Stack see Judge Presiding and Holding Court in the 15th Judicial District I, Columbus LaFayette Norton, do solsmniy and sincerely swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the State of North Carolina and to the Constitutionsl powers and authorities which are er may be estab- lgBhed for the government thereof; and that I will endeavor to support, maintain, and defend the Constitution of said State, not inconsistent with the Constitution of the United States, to the best of my knowledge and abi- lity; So held me, God. COlumbus LaFayette Norton Sworn to and subscribed before me in open Court, this the 4th day of Novemher A D 199, A. M. Stack = Judge Presiding and Holding Court in the 15th Judicial District I, Columbus LaFayette Norton, do solemnly swear that I will truly and honestly demean myself in the practice of an attorney, according to the best of my knowledge and ability; So help me, God, Columbus LaFayette Norton Sworn to and Subecribed before me in open Bags: a Court this the 4th day of November, 1929, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding and Holding Court in the 15th Judcial District North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell VYounty/ November Term 1929. Mr. Columbus Lafayette Norton having presented in open Court a license signed by the Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the SupremecCourt of North Carolina, dated January 28 1929, authorizing him to practice as an At- torney and Counsellor of law in the Courts of this State, and he having tak- en and subscribed to the oaths required of Attorneys at law of this State; It is ordered and adjudged that the saia Columbus LaFayette Norton be, and he is hereby admitted to the practice of the profession of Attorney and Counsellor at law in all Courts of this State, It is further ordered by this Court that a record of the proceedings Bemem herein be spread upon the minutes of this Court of this State. This the 4th day of November, A D 1929, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding This Honorable Court t Sth 1920, at 0:30 A. M akes a recess untilfuesday Morning November Judge Presiding and Holding iSth Judicial Disbrict. \ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929, Tuesday November 5th 1929, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morning November 5th 1929 at 9:50 A. M. for the dispatch of business, Noe 6 State vs Toy Mathis No, 22-25-24-25 State vs Floyd Beaver No. 26- \ state ’ vs E R Long ALIAS EB Long \ No. 30 \\State vs T 0 Elliott No. 38 State vs H E Sherrill No, 37 \ State \ vs Dewey Houston Cecil Isenhour Beecher Isenhour No.39 State vs Grace Griffith \ No. 40 State vs W Ralph Drum Oe ee ee ooo So ao SS ono =] eS eo SS OR A ee Soom LARCENY The prayer for judgment haviing been prayed by the Sot icitor, it is ordered by the Court that the defendant be confined in the State's Prison for not less than ONE NOR more than TWO YEARS at hard labor, 1t appearing to the Court that Sci Fa has been made known to the surety and no answer filed judement absol- ute is rendered against surety A N Mathis to be discharge ed by the payment of the cost in the original action & the sti fa by the surety, DRIVING CAR WITHOUT PROPER LICENBE Judgment suspended upon condition that the defendant be of good behavior and pay one-half of the cost that the County of Iredell would be liable for, TRANSPORTING AND POSSESSING LIQUOR, The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads guilty to transporting and possessing liquor. The Judgment of the Court is, on-the count for the unlawful possession of liquor, that the defendant pay a fine of $100,00 and the cost; on the count for the un- lawful transportaion of liquor, that he go to the roads of Iredell County for six months, Capias not to-issve on this sentence on the express condition, first, that he will not violate the prohibition laws of the State for z at least five years, secondly, that he will apply him- self to some honest labor constantly for at least five years; third, that he will give a good bond in the sum of $300.00 to make his personal appearence at each term of the criminal court for 18 months and show that he has not violated any law of the State and particularly 141 the laws against intoxicating liquors. ek ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Nol Prosed with leave DISPOSE OF MORTGAGE PROPERTY Defendant pleads guilty Prayer for judgment continued upon payment of the cost this action. LARCENY Continued for defendants. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Nol Prosed with leave. EMBEZZLEMENT The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Lewis &« Lewis Bleads guilty to wilful misappro- pration of funds which plea is accepted. Prayer for judgment continued upon payment of the cost. a _ No. 41 \ State ’ gvs ; L C Biggers No, 44 State ’ vs Ne E B Cox i No, 45 State vs E A Warren pi No 46 State ' : vs Ralph Miller No. 47 State vs A D Sannders No 52 . State George Summers No 53 \State Vs David I james No 54 State \ Vs R B Brown \ No 55 State Vs D B Honeycutt IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929. Tuesday November Sth 1929, § TRANSPORT AND POS<ESS LIQUOR. The defendants comes into open Court and pleads guilty ) to the unlawful possession of liquor, , } Praver for judgment continued for five years on the } express condition, first, that he will pay the cosg of the action, secondly, that he will not violate the pro- hibition laws of the State for five years, third, that he will be a law-abiding citizen and of good behavior during the same period. It is ordered by the Court that the seizure of the car be concelled, § ASSAULT ON FEMALE, § It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the {(( judgment of the lower court be affirmed and costs of § this Court added in addition. DISPOSE OM MORTGAGE PROPERTY It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that judg- ment be suspended. It is further ordered that no cost be taxed for any one in this case, PRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Defendant called and failed, Alias Capias and instanter sci fa to M V Wallace oo 2 2B LARCENY Nol Prosed. The prosecuting witness & S Plummer is to be taxed witn allthe costs for which ~he county would be re- sponsible, “CoCo em SS SECRET ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. The following jurors: W W Archer, R B Sherrill, C C Blankenship, J A Christy, T F Kdwards, A H Wilson, J C Morrison, L C Steele, G M Josey, H L Gilbert, C B morrison, and J W Rash, were sworn and returned a ver- dict of guilty as charced in the bill of indictment. It is ordered and adjudsed by the Court that the? dé- fendant be imprisioned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWO YEARS, and assigned to work on the public roads of said county for said period. Se a eo ee B FORGERY, The defendant enters a plea of an mkk guilty of an attempt toocommitt a felony which plea the solicbtor accepts. It isordered and adjudged by the Court that the de- fencant be imprisionedc in the Coumon Jail of Iredell County for a period of NINETY DAYS, and assigned to work on the public roads of said County for said period. oKc oS oO oe oS MANSLAUGHTER, Not a true bill. <A MANSLAUGHTER, The Grand Jury returned "aot a True Bill", 6S Slo Noe 56 | state vs ' Lomas Pettygrove No.. 57 State vs Lumpton Goolsby Wo. 58 State vs Lumpton Goolsby No. 59 \ State vs James R Newton No. 60 State vs Luther Peaden \ No. 62 \ State vs Will Young No. 65-64-65-66 State vs Claud Gryder Lee Hobbs Marvin McAlpin Herman Whidby No. 74 State vs Clahd Gryder Lee Hobbs Mervin McAlpin Herman Whidby \ No. 75 State vs Claud Gryder Lee Hobbs Mervin McAlpin Herman Whidby IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 143 NOVEMBER TERM 1929. Tuesday November 5th 1929, — SM ee mee <S +o Oo mS ao Swe Oo SS OS tO aAOooe SO 2 a> SS ee oS ee oe Se Se ee ce ee OO ee MURDER Buren Jurney, Esq. is assigned present the defendant, ee The defendant mmes into open Court and thro his attorney tenders a plea of guilty to MANSLAUGHTER which plea the Solicitor accepts, : Judgment of the Court that the defendant be con= fined in the State's Prison at hard labor, to wear stripes, for not less than TWELVE (12) nor more than FIFTEEN (15) YEARS, ASSAULT ON FEMALE Nol Prosed with leave, CARNAL INTERCOURSE WITH HIS DAUGHTER Nol Prosed with leave. FALSE PRETENCE The defendant comes into open Court waives billxm Hh and pleads guilty to an attempt to commit false pre- ly tence, i Judgment suspended upon payment of the cost and ‘i good behavior, ip LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE. is The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty. yt Gudgment of the Court that the defendant be con- fined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS, the capias not to issue on this sentence until Thursday the 7th day of Nov,1929 CRIME AGAINST NATURE, The defendant comes into open Court and tanders a plea 66 an attempt to commit crime against nature, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Ire- dell county for a periodof TWELVE MONTHS, and assign ed to work on public roads of said county for said period. STOREBREAKING LARCKNY AND RECEEVING A True Bill. The defendants come into open Court and through their counsel plead guilty as charged in the Bill. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that on the count for breaking and entering, defendants each be confined in State's Prison for not less than TWO nor more than THREE YERRS;. on the count for larceny, prayer for judgment continued for five years with leave to re-docket upon motion of the Solicitor to pray judgment. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. ‘ The defendant come into’ open Yourt and enter a plea of Nole Contendre. Prayer for judgment continued for FIVE YEARS. HOUSEBREAKING LARCENY AND RECEIVDNG ‘ Grand Jury returned, "Not a True Bill’. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 145 NOVEMBER TERM 1929, t 144 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6th 1929, HOVEMBER TERM 1929, Tuesday November 5th 1929, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday \ No. 67 §) LARCENY.AND RECEIVING A True Bill \ Sbate 6 The defendant comes into open Court and through his yorning November 6th 1929, at 9:50 A. M. for the dispatch of business, vs jAttorneys, Lewis & Lewis pleads not guilty. ed Munda t The following jurors; J A Raymer, J L Hudson, J vor ( Kurfeas, J P Patterson, J M Lippard, Jno T Tharpe, ' Yo. 4 { ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON, ) H A Yount, I J White, R F Byers, R L Shoemaker, Oscar \ Beate ' The defendant having failed to comply with the orders ) Paine and A J Helms, were sworn and empannelled and vs } of Court at the August Term 1929; It is now ordered and ) returned a verdict of guilty of larceny and receiving Brird Lackey )) adjudhed by the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in § property of the value less than twenty-dollars, { ) the common jail of Iredell County until the 23rd day of 4 It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the § December 1929 andsassigned to work on public roads for sati } defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell § period. ) County for a term of TWsLVE MONTHS, and assigned to ; work on publkroads of said county for said period, Motion for a new trial. Motion overrulled. kxcep- | No. 35-36 § GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS, ) tion. Judgment. Exception. Defendant appeals to the \ State $ The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty ie ) Supreme Court. Notice of appeal waived. Appeal En» vs } to giving wobthless checks as charged in the warrant. ag ) Forma Paupér.#xx Appearence bond fixed at $500000 Joe Eccles § It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the praye ( justified. By agreement defendant to have until § er for judgmentbe continued upon payment of the costs of i Jan 2, 1930 in which to serve case on appeal, § this actions, ie No. 68 ( CONCEAL THE BERTH OF ACHILDy \ No. 42 { FORNICATION AND ADULTERY ne State 6 Not a True Bill as to Edna Hager. \ state ia Grand Jury returned "Not a True Bill", es vs 4 True Bill as to Lonnie Alley. vs Q is Lonnie Alley ' The defendant comes into open Court and pleads H H Walker 4 HH Edna Hager § guilty to concealing the berth of a child as charged 4 i } in the bill of indictment. VA ' Defendant ordered into custody of sheriff. b \ No. 46 }H TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. 3 State $ The defendant comes into open Court and through his op vs } counsel pleads not guilty. The following jurors; J A Ray- hi Ralph Miller ' mer, J L Hudson, J P Patterson, Jno T Tharpe, R F Byers, e Oscar Payne, A J Helms, WW Archer, RB Sherrill, CC hi Blankenship, J A Christy and L F Edwards3 were sworn and Ni § empanelled and returned a verdict of guilty as charged ie § in the bill of indictment. few Judgment of the court is that on the count for possess BI ing, defendant be imprisoned in the cmmon jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS to work on roads; on count for transporting, that he go the roads of Iredell County for six months, capias not to issue on this sentene on the express condition, first, that he will violate the prohibition laws or anyother law of the State for at least five years, secondly, that we will apply himself to some honest occupation constantly for at least five years;third that he will give a good bond in the sum of $300.00 to show at each term of the criminal Court for 18 months that he has not violated any law of the State and particularly the laws against intoxicating liquors. Defendant moves the Court to set aside the verdict and for a new trial, for the reason it was contrary to the gra greater weight of the evidence and for errors committed by Thi the Court during the progress of the trial. Motion over- 8 Honorable Court takes a recess until WednesG@ay Morning ruled. Exception. ee ee enee eres are, : i Motion in arrest of Judgment. Motion overruled. Exception. November 6th, 1929 at 9:50 A. M. Defendant in open Court gives notice of appeal to the Sup- reme Court. Further notice waived. Appeal bond in the sum Ave of $50.00 or to comply with the statute. Appearence bond ae in the sum of $500.00 adjudged sufficient. Judge Presiding and Holding Court By consent, the defendant allowed 90 days to make up ~ of the 15th Judicial District and serve case on appeal, and the Solicitor 90 days there- after to serve countercase or file exceptions, pad 48-A | HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY. te i The defendants come into open Court and through their was } counsel enter a plea of Nolo Contendre. ae Mulkey 4 Judgment of the Court is that the prayer for judgment nk Gaines § be continued untilJanuary Term 1930, Alec Albea q Wallace Stevenson 4 bert’ Cowan 4 146 No. 48B- 49 & 49A- State v8 _ Will Mulkey Monk Gaines Alec Albea Wallace Stevenson Robert Cowan No, 50 \ State vs George Summers No 61 State ve Charlie P McLelland No. 73 . State vs George CKarriker No. TS-A State vs George Karriker No. 73-B State vs George Karriker No. 73-C State w vs George Karriker oe oe ae ee Le A Io OS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929. WednesGay November 6 1929. STOREBREAKING, LARCENY AND RECEIVING True Bills. Prayer for judgment continued.m ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. A True Bill. s Prayer for judgment continued for FIVE YEAKS, BAS TARDY This case transferred to Civil Docket, MURDER A True Bill. Continued for defendant. Present bond to stand until bond of $5,000.00 is filed, which is to be done in ten days. ASSAULT ON FEMALE. A True Bill Continued for defendant VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW, A True Bill. Conthnued makt&i for defendant DRIVE CAR WHILE IN@OXICATED. Grang Jury returned "Not a true Bill", IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929, 147 Wednesday November 6th 1929, Worth Carolina, In the Superior Ceurt, qredell County. November Term, 1929, To HON. A. M. STACK, JUDGE PRESIDING: We, the Grand-Jury, for the November Term, 1929, of Iredell Superior @t, beg leave to make the following report: ' We have passed on all bills referred to us and have made returns to the presiding Judge. We visited @22 the offices in the Court House and fine them in good con- 7 dition. a We visited the County Jail and find twelve white males, one white fe- “s male, and five colored male, totaling eighteen, one of which is a Federal pris ener, We find jail in good condition with the excsption of the cells which need to be cleaned. Bedding in poor condition and soiled, which we understand ig on account of crowded conditions; we learned that there were some cells not furnished with bedding or toilet. We recommend that those gells be put in con- " dition so that they can be used in time of need. The prisoners reported that they got food, substantial food. ieee Se a We visited the Chaingang. We found that total number sixty persons, forty «three white, and seventeen colored. We find all bedding in fine condition, Whites and colored eat and sleep separately, and are fed well. We find two mut es in good condition, two fine hogs; one truck, one tractor, and one road math ine, Capt. J A Heath advises he could use one more tractor to an advantage. f We vistted the County Home and find same in good condition, well kept. Visited all rooms and were informed by inmates that they received every at- tention, Live Stock: We find forty-mine hogs in good shape, nine milk-cows, and five young cows, 175 chickens; six mules. Farm: We found in cultivation fifty acres in small grain, twenty acres h in corn, twenty acres in clover, and two aches in pobatoes, Inmates: We found to be ten white male, fourteen white females, one white boy, five years, one white girl, seven years, eight colored males, siz Solored females, and five male convicts, colored, making a total of forty-five We found farm machinery in good condition, a new Feed Barn being com- pleted, Respectfully submitted. G E Brown, Foreman Grand Jury. This Honorabls Court takes a recess until Monday Morning November 11th, 1929 at 10:00 O'clock A. M. 8 siding ng 15th Judicial District. ue Y He a 148 £N SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK Monday November 11, 1929. In the Superior Court North Carolina, 4 Second week Iredell County. } No#ember Term 1929, This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10:00 O'clock A. M. Monday Morning Wevember 11, 1989, when and where His Honor, A. M, Stack, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of the 15th Judicial Bistrict of North Caro. lina, is present and presiding, this the Second Week at November Term 1929, J L Sherrill, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina re- turned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors of this Court for the second week for civil cases, to-wit: W M Shaw, A T Howver, J D Cochran, Jr., HH Ervin, A P Harris, John G Lackey, M L Bunton, G G Freeze, B F Mills, RM Lazenby, Jas W Lackey, C A Dagenhart, L A Anderson, L G Caldwell, H G Kunkle, TI Bailey, and J L Brown, The foliowing were excused for lawful causes; F G Davidson, R M Brawley, J E Stevenson and M S Winecoff, J R Woodward, J E Hicks, was returned "Not to be found in Iredell County", S T Holler was called and failed to answer. Judgment of Court that said S T Hollar be fined $20 and the cost, The following is a list of Jury No.l; WM Shaw, A T Hoover, J D Cochran Jr., H H Ervin, A P Harris, M L Bunton, G G Freeze, B F Mills, RM Lazenby, Jas W Lackey, C A Dagenhart & L A Anderson. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Lela Flowe § vs ISSUES Lester Flowe j Jury No.l being sworn and empannelled answered the issues as follows; 1- Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the compl- aint? Answer: Yes 2= Did the defendant abandon and live separate and apart from plaintiff, without any fault on plaintiffs part, for more than five consecutive years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 5- Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than five consecutive years @mmediately next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Anawer: Ves, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 1 49 NOVEMBER TERM 1929 SECOND WERK ‘ Monday November 11, 1929, Worth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Lele Flowe 3 vs } JUDGMENT Lester Flowe i This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, A M Stack, Judge Presiding, and a: jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the is- sues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record, It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the marriage between the plaintiff, Lela Flowe, and the defendant, Lester Flowe, be and fhe same is hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorced from the bonds of matrimony. It is further ordered by the Court that the custody of the minor zh child of the plaintiff and the defendant be awarded to the plaintiff. Let the costs be taxed against the plaintiff, A. M. Stack ~ Judge Presiding sete thse Hse North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Zetta R Jarrett 6 vs 4 ISSUES. Hazel E Jarrett $ Jury #1 sworn and empannelled answered»the tssues as follows: l- Were the plaintiff and the defendant married as alleged in the com Plaint? Answer: Yes 2- Has the plaintiff been a citizen of North Carolina for more than two years before the issuing of summons and filing of complaint in this acti@ Answere Yes 5. Bid the defendant commit adultery with Bettie Haywood as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, () IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 15 NOVEMBER TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK Monday November 11, 1929, North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Zetta H Jarrett ‘ vs § ¢UDGe#23 ft Hazel E Jarrett 0 This cause coming on to be heard at November Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, Hon. A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding a jury having been chosen, sworn and empannelled to try the issues submitted to them, answer the same in favor of the plaintiff as follows: | 1l-Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the compe! laint? Answer: Yes 2- Did the defendant commit adultery with Bettie Haywood as aileged in the complaint? Answer: Yes S- Has the plaintiff been a citizen of North Carolina for more than two years before issuing of summons and filing of complaint in this action? Answer: Yes Whereupon it is on motion, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing, between the plaintiff and de- fendant be and they are hereby dissolved and pleintiff is declared tobe femesole,. It is further ordered that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the cost of this action to be taxed wy the Court, __A. M. Stack Judge Presiding. ten ten om ae oe oe North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County Mrs Janie Clark vs 0 ISSUES P A Clark 4 Jury No.1 sworn and empannelled answered the issues as follows: lst. Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State of mone Cercliga for more than five consecutive years prior to the commence- ment of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2nd. Did the pistiirs and defendant entermarry as alleged in the complaint? ie Answer: Yes IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK Monday November 11 1929, 3rd. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, without fault on the part of the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint and have the plaintiff ad defendant lived seperate and apart from each other for more than five sonse cutive years prior to the commencement of this action as alleged in the com int? sm Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court {refell County November Term 1929 \ wre Janie Clark § vs § JUDGMENT P A Clark i This cause coming on to be heard at this term of Superior Court in Iredell County before His Honor A. M. Stack the Judge Presiding and a jury, and the following issues having been submitted to the Jury: lst. Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State ¢ of North Carolina for more than five consecutive years prior to the commene ment of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2nd. Did the plaintiff inter-marry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes Srd. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 4th Did the defendant committ adultery as alleged in the complain Answer: Yes , All of said issues having been answered by the: jury in the affirma# tive; Therefore it is ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Mrs Janie Clark and the defendant, P A Clark be, and the same are hereby dissolved and the Plaintiff, Mrs Janie Clark is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant P A Clark. It is further ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be taxed with the cost of this action by the Clerk of this Court. A. M. Stack udge es ng meet <a rem 151 Pra Bay neds oat 3 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 152 NOVEMBER TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK Monday November 11 1929. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Novenber Term 1929. Joseph D Campbell § vs 6 ISSUES Ella Hayes Campbell 4 Jury #1 sworn and empannelled answered the issues as follows: ist- Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State of North Carolina for more than twonyears prior to the commencement of this ace tion as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2nd. Did the plaintiff intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes Srd. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 4th Did the defendant committ adultery as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1929, Joseph D Campbell 4 vs 6 JUDGMENT Ella Hayes Campbell t This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor AM Stack, Judge Presoding, and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the is- sues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record. It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the marriage between the plaintiff, Joseph D Campbell and the defendant, Eila Hayes Campbell, be and the same is hereby dissolved, and they are here- by divorced from the bonds of matrimony. Let the cost be taxed against the Plaintiff, It is further ordered by the Court that the custory of the minor child of the plaintiff ana defendant, Harold Campbell, age four years, be awarded to the Plaintiff, A. M. Stack Judge Presidi a THE SUPERIOR COURT 15: NOVEM TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK we Monday November 11, 1929. forth Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell Countye November Ter 1929, ady Bunch, a minor by His eet Friend, J B Bunch § 0 vs 0 SSUES. § statesville Chair Company. Jury #1 sworn and empannelled andwer the issues as follows: l- Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant, as set a es out in the cmplaint? Answer: Yes 2- In whateamount, if any, is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff? Answer: $175.00 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Fi Iredell “ounty. November Term 1929, ap a . i Brady Bunch, a Minor, by i inal His Next Friend, J B Bunch Q * vs JUDGMENT i Statesville Chair Company. 4 This cause coming on to be heard at the November Term, 1929, of he the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor A. M. Stack, Judge, and a jury, and being heard, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the re cord, And it appearing to the Court that the verdict rendered is a jut, fair and equitable one and that it is not disadvantageous to the infant plaintiff, but after inquiring into the facts and circumstances surrounding the same, is found by the Cart to be fair and reasonable, It is, therefore, ordered snd decreed by the Court that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $175.00 and the costsof this action to betaxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further ordered that said sum be paid into the office of the Superior Court Clerk and said Clerk is hereby authorized and directed out of said sum of $175.00 to pay the sum of $25.00 to John T. Gillespie, attorney, for services rendered to plain- tiff in thisaction,. ‘A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 155 NOVEMBER TERM 1929, SECOND WEEK ed Tuesday November 12th 1929. 154 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM, 1929 IREDELL COUNTY. : This Honorable Court Convenes according to adjournment Tuesday L. Ellis Hayes, Admr. M. L. ) | Cappbell, . ) Yontiing November 12, 1929 at 9:50 A M for the dispatch of business, ) VSe ) ISSUES. ) North Carolina, In the Superior Court Columbus Campbell, Et Al. ) Iredell County. November Term 1929 Jury No. 1 sworn and empaneled, answered the issues as follows: | Mrs Louisa Hayes j 1. Was Mrs, M.L. Campbell entitled to dower in two-thirds of the - 0 ISSUES, tract of land left by her deceased husband, Elijah Campbell, contdning 2224 5 Columbus Campbell et al 6 ii acres of land, a part of the old Elijah Campbell land of 426 acres, as alleged va i in the complaint, being the 184 acres or thereabouts now in the possession of 1- Is Louisa Haye# e damghter of Elijah Campbell, as alleged in the mi Columbus Campbell and Mrs. Lots Gregory? r complaint? : Answer: "Yes", Answer: Yes (by consent) r iF 2. If so, for how long a time was she entitled to dower before 2- If so what interest had she in the 426 acres tract of land left 7 : her death? by the said Elijah Campbell? af Answer: “From Feb. 5th, 1916, to Mar. 3, 1921." Answer: 1/7 (by consent) " | S- If so, is she barred by the Statute of Limitations, as alleged in I \" the answer? 4 Mrs Louisa Hayes © 5 Answer: No/ ua vs 0 ' 4- If not, is she the owner of and entitled to be let into possession E Columbus Campbell et al. ; | of a one-seventh interest in the shares of D C Campbell and Lois Gregory, con-= y Jury in this case sworn and empannelled and case comtinued over sisting of about 184 acres, more or less and now in the possession of said y until Tuesday Nov 12 1929, parties or one of them,as alleged? 4 Answer: Yes Elkin Hardware Co, t S- If not, is she entitled to recover a one-seventh of the rents and ‘ vs t | profits of said 184 acres, more or less, since the 25th day of February 1916, Stearns Bros Inc et al, 4 #8 alleged in the complaint? The Court caused the Sheriff to make preclamation and call the Answer: Yes plaintiff to appear and prosecute its action against the defendants or its said action would be non-suited, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Irede!1 County. November Term 1929. \ Elkin Hardware Company ‘ vs JUDGMENT. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning Noyember ' MT Cockie, Stearns i 12th 1929, at 9:30 A. M. Bros. Ine, et al ‘ wrk, Lfeets This cause being reached in its order upon the calamder at this ew ee th D salicdat mia | ‘erm of Court, and the Court caused the Sheriff Plaintiff failing to appear, e Co of the 1§th Judicial District , a : to make Proclamation and call the plaintiff to appear and prosecute its action “stinst the defendants or its said action would be non-suited; and it appeer- ' . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 156 NOVEMBER TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK Tuesday November 18, 1929. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 SECOND WERK 157 Tuesday November 12 1929, ing to the Court that the plaintiff failed to appear in response to said procia. North Carolina, } In the Superior Court mation and call, and prosecute said action: Iredell County. } November Term 1929 ER AND ADJUDGED BY THE COURT that the - IT IS THEREFORE, CONSIDERED Plain J WH Johnson tiff's eause be, and the same, is hereby non-shited. ts upadisiaiiden i vs 9 S GED that the plaintiff pay t IT IS FURTHER CONSIDERED AND ADJUD Pp pay the cost wooresvill Cotton Mills 4 of this action to be taxed ty the Clerk of the Court, & Town of Mooresville, é The followirg jurors, B F Mills, N D Tomlin, Felix Williams, A. M. Stack es rrI Bailey, J B Reece, C A Dagenhart, RM Lazenby, A P Harris, Jas W Lackey i Judge Presiding : i J H Compton, H H Ervin, and A T Hoover, were sworn and empannelled, and y f evidence continued through day. it North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court, the taking o ug y Y ee 9 Iredell County. 4¢ November Term 1929, i te Mrs Bessie Orren, Admx, {| ee of Butler Orren, $ : a vs q JUDGMENT, i fF Harrison Troutman 4 : This Honorable Court takes a recess tuntil Wednesda i This cause coming on to be heard at thé November Term 1929, of Ire- y ole Morning November 13th, 1929, at 9:30 A. M. a dell Superior Court before his Honor, Stack, Judge presfding, and a jury and it . ie appearing to the Court from the admission of the parties that the plaintiff and ACL, SHR mi i. defendant have agreed to a compromise and settleme t tter dad things Judge Presiding and Holding Courts ee ° oe . es OF SL. OS of the 15th Judicial District. ; growing out of the alleged cause of action set forth in the plaintiff's com- plaint, Now, therefore, it is by consent, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff have and-recover of the defendant the sum of $500.00 and the cpsts of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, It is further decreed that no execution shall issue against the per- son of the defendant, Harrison Troutman, in the event that the said judgment should fail to be satisfied upon execution, out of the said defendant's pro- perty, the plaintiff hereby waiving all claims to a judgment against the per- son of the defendant. A. M. Stack By Conent: ~ Judge Presiding John A Scott Attorney for plaintiff Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for defendant Mrs Bessie Orren Administratrix of Butler Orren, TEA Hem em me ee 158 NOVEMBER TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK \ \ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Wednesday November 13 1929, This Hohorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning November 13, 1929 at 9:50 A. M. for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, } Innthe Superior Court Iredell County. } Severa Cross Privette, Admrx of Charles Baxter Privette JUDGMENT, Southern Railway Company and E. L. Winslow 3 j vs ' i $ This cause coming on and it appearing to the Court that the matters and things in controversy between the plaintiff and defendants have been compromised and adjusted and the plaintiff, through her counsely Messrs, Cansler & Cansler and John & Scott, having come into Court and offered to submit to a judgment of non-shit, IT IS, NOW, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the plaintiff's action be and the same is hereby non-suited. It is further ordered and adjudged, by consent of both parties, that the defendant, Southern Railway Company, pay the costs of this action, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding BY CONSENT; Cansler & Cansler Scott & Collier Attorneys Sor plaintiff Sidney S Alderman ag & Grier, By H P Grier endants Attorneys, Tm we om ew tf 7. 44 ' ASSAULT tate Defendant called and failed. Ju r : _. and Instanter Capias, - Judgment Nisia Sci Fa Instante Ox J WH Johnson This case resumed and the taking of evidence and aggument by counsel lasted through the en- tire day. Court took Morning. & recess until Thursday vs Téwn of Moovesville and Mooresville, Cotton Mills This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thurdday Mons ing Wednesday Monring November 14th 1929, at 9:00 A M . U1, Strate w iding and Holdin of the 15th weal eter wy - , ¢, Courts strict IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 159 NOVEMBER TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK wd Thursday November 14th 1929, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thur sday Morning November 14th 1929, at 9:00 O'clock A. M. for the dispatch of business, North Garoéina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1029 Louisa Hayes on JUDGMENT Wm. Campbell, Columbus (D.C.) Campbell, Lois Gregory and others This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, AM Stack, & Judge Presiding, and being heard by his Honor and a jury, and the fok}yowing is sues having been submitted by the Court to the jury to-wit: 1st Issue: Is Louisa Hayes a daughter of Elijah Campbell, as alleged in the complaint? Ans, 2nd Issue: If so, what interest had the in the @26 acres tract of land left by the said Elijah Campbell? Ans, ord Issue: If so, is she barred by the Statute of Limitations, as alleged in the answer? Ans, 4th Issue: If not, is she the owner of and entitled to be let into possession of a one-sementh interest in the shares of D C Campbell and Lois Gregory, consisting of about 184 acres, more or less, and now in the possessim of said parties, or one of them, as alleged? Ans. Sth Issue: if not, is she entitled to recover a one-seventh of the rents and profits of said 184 acres, more or less, since the 5th of February 1918, as alleged in the complaint? Ans. Ani the jury for their verdict having answered the lst issue "Yes" (by consent)", the 2nd issue "One -eeventh (by consent)", and the 3rd issue "No" and the 4th issue "Yes" and the 5th issue "Yes", It is, therefore, on motion of Jacob Stewart and Lewis & Lewis,z Attorneys for the plaintiff, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, Louisa Hayes, is the owner and entitled to let into possession of 1/7 interest in the shares of D C Campbell and Lois Gregory, consisiting of 184 acres, more or less, being part of the #26 acres tract of the lands left by Elijah Camp- bell, situatea on Hunting Creek, Iredell County, North Carolina, described in the complaint. It is further ordered and adjudged that plaintiff is entitled to re- Selve a 1/7 of the rents and profits from said 184 acres, more or less, since the Sth day of Febraury, 1916. 160 NOVEMBER TERM 1929, SECOND WEEK IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Thur sday November 14, 1929. It is farther ordered and adjudged that R A Collier be, and is hereby, appointed Referee to take and state an account of the rents and profits from said 184 acres, more or less, herein above described, since the 5th day of Fep. ruary 1916, and that he will report his findings of factm and conclusions of law to the next term of this Court. It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, recover of the defendants, D C Campbell and Lois Gregory, the sum of $ » the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This cause is retained for further oorders, AM Stack “Tidge Pre siding North Carolina,: In the Superior Court Iredell County. : November Term 1929, L E Hayes, Admr. of M L Campbell. vs JUDGMENT Wm. Campbell, Columbus (D C)Campbell, Lois Gregory, and others, a Ae wee ere eae This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, AM Stack, Judge Presiding, and being heard by hid Hohor and a jury, and the following issues having been submitted by the Court to the jury to-wit: ist Issue: Was Mrs M L Campbell entitled to dower in 2/3 of the trast of land left by her deceased husband, Elijah Campbell, containing 222% acres of land, a part of the old Elijah Campbell land of 426 acres, as alleged in the complaint- being the 184 acres, or thereabouts, now in possession of Columbus Campbell and Mrs Lois Gregory? Ans, end Issue: If so, for how long a time was she entitled to dower be- foresher death? Ans, And the jury for their verdict, having answered the first issue " " yes" and the second iddue,"Frem February 5th 1916, to March 3srd, 1921." It is, therefore, on motion of Jacob Stewabt and Lewis & Lewis, Agtorney's for the plaintiff, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, L B Hayes, Administrator of M L Campbell deceased, recover of the defendants, Columbus Campbell and Mrs Lois Gregory, the rents and profits from 2/3 of the tract of land left by her husband, Elijah Campbell, containing 222% acres of land, @ part of the old Eiljah Campbell land of 426 acres, degrribed in the complaint, being the 184 acres, or thereabouts, now in the possession of Col- - umbus Campbell and Mrs Lois Gregory, from February 5th 1916 to March 3rd 1921, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929, SECOND WEEK Whur sday November 14th 1929, as damages for the detention of the dower of M L Campbell, plaintiff intestate, py Sekumbus Campbell and Mrs Lois Gregory, defendants; It is further ordered and adjudged, that R A Collier be and is hereby appointed Referee, to take and state an accounts of the rents and profits from the 184 acres, or thereabouts, now in the possession of DC Campbell and Lois Gregory, as hereinafibove setforth, and that said Refree report his findings of facts and conclusions of law to the next term of this Court, and that the plaine tiff recover of the defendants, D C Campbell and Lois Gregory, the sum of e.. the cost of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, This cause is retained for further proceedings, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell Younty. November Term 1929, Mrs Susan L Henderson vs JUDGMENT, Thonas Bragg Templeton, deceased, ! ! J@ Jennings, Admr of } This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Hon- or, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding, and ib appearing to the Court that the matters in controversy between the plaintiff and defendant payenbeen fully settled and compromised upon the defendant paying the plaintiff the sum of One Hundred Eight een & 50/100 Dollars and the plaintiff paying cost of action. It is fherefore ordred, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff Pecover of the defendant the sum of One Hundred Eighteen & 50/100 Dollars and that the pleaififirr pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, A. M. Stack CON SENT: Judge Presiding 15th Judciel District JH Bhikgker & BT Hender son Astornegs for plaintitt Sharpex & Sharpe Attorneys for defendant. i i ie ia : i H 162 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 COND WEEK Thur sday November 14 1929. North Carolina, In Superior Court Iredell County November Term 1929 W A Casey ' vs } ISSUES Della Casey q Jury #1 sworn and empannelled answered the issues as follows: l- Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the: Complaint? Answer: Yes 2- Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff without and fault on part pf plaintiff as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 3- Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of North Carolina for more than two consecutive years next preceding the commencement of. this action? Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1929, W A Casey } vs ) JUDGMENT Della Casey } This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honer, A M Stack, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the re- cord: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff be, and he is hereby granted a divorce amensa et thoro from the defendant. Let the plaintiff pay the costs of this action, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding North Carolina, | In the Superior Court, Iredell County. } November Term 1929. A A Hoover, Admr. 4 vs } JUDGMENT J F Cox and F L Moore j This cause coming on to be heard, and having been calandered for trial, and plaintiff and defendants having compromised all matters in contro- versy, and it having been agreed that the defendants pay plaintiff the sum of $200.00 and the court cost and that the plaintiff pay his own witnesses and ti that the witnesses of the plaintiff be not taxed against the defendants, and that the defendants have 50 days from Nevember 14 1929, within which to pay the sum of $200.00; It further having been agreed that plaintiff is the ower of the old engine ahd boiler on the premises of the defendant Moore and that he may take possession of the same at his pleasure: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of ia the defendants the sum of $200.00 in full satisfaction and discharged of the matters and things alleged in the complaint, and that the defendants pay the actual court court cost and their own witnesses and that the plaintiff pay his om witness fees and that the plaintiff's witness fees be not taxed agains the defendants. It is further adjudged that the plaintiff is the owner of the old engine and boiler on the premises of the defendant Moore and that ha«may take possession of the same at his pleasure. It is further adjudged that the defendants have 30 days within which to pay the said $200.00 and the cost as mentioned above, and if not paid within that time, then the judgment may be sét aside and trial had as provided by law, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding No, 414 LB Bristol J This case is continued for the plaintiff on the } express condition that he will be ready for trial vs § at the next term of Court, } louis Siro trading as } The Peoples Store, } No 555 \ The Fisk Tire Co Inc j This case is continued for the defendant on \ } condition that the defendant be ready at the vs next term of the Court. LB Bristol et al tradi &8 Bristol Motor Co. a No, 491 \ yensolidated Paper & Box | anufacturing Co, Appeal of the defendant withdrawn. j Cost of this Court added, vs } TM Holt rs 425 L oe (] Jury Sworn and empannelled. Vs I During trial plaintiff comes into Court and } takes a voluntary non-suit. "C Perry, gr, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 165 NOVEMBER TERM 1929 SECOND WEEK IW Friday November 15, 1929, 164 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournement Friday ene ii i Morning November 15, 1929 at 9:50 & M for the dispatch of business, : , vs ' ORDER Wo. i ‘Fieldon M Privette j eos Motor Co 4 It is ordered by the Court that this case be re- | § manded to Justice of the Peace H A Holstead for a 7 It is ordered that the causes of action be divided and be stated on ve ; ae ee pbk Bi at Ph pea cane 1 the docket as follows: ee et eee Tae eae eee en afendan® of this onder ana case, That the cause of action on the bond for damages of $250.00 being attachment bond, be separated from the action against SG Sloan, the purchaser No 586 of the land. And the parties be stated as two different causes of the docket, | P H Hicks & Co. Continued on account of answer being filed so late, j and the parties allowed to file new pleadings or amended pleadings, if they so vs [ 1 Stearns Bros. Inc. ) a f desire, Defendants except. No. 527 \re 355- GL Crowell vs Roy L Coleman -- Alias to Guilford County i e d and fai f WM Orr ! Defendant called an ailed to appear and prosecute No.356- G L Crowell vs Glover Heritage -- Alias Summons to Guilford County. i i vs } his appeal. Appeal is dismissed, { } No. 284 ; George T Blanton } \Mrs Beda Ost NON-SUIT i ee vs 0 The Court caused the Sheriff to make proclamation i The following were drawn as talesman jurors for the day, § and call the plaintiff to appear and prosecute its i Ellg@® Nilson } action against the defendant or its said action would fi RL Smith, J A Craven and L A Black be non-suited; and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff failed to appear in response to said prociea } matfon and call, and prosecute said action; i. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the i plaintiff's cause be and the same is hereby non-suité q and the plaintiff is taxed with the costs. iy Wo. 52 ASSAULT WITH DEM LY WEAPON a \ State It is ordered by the Court that if the defendant a vs will pay a fine of $100.00 by 4 P.M. Tuesday November 19, 1929 the sentence heretofore made be charged from SIX MONTHS on roads to FOUR MONTHS on roads. Ernest Wallace Pe ee et This Hohorbale Court takes a recess until Friday Morning | \is 10 ) BASTARDY. November 15th, 1929, at 9:30 A. M. State | It is ordered by the Court that the $50 which was vs § paid to the Clerk of this Court for use of prosecu- : k Lee Anderson § trix be stricken out and refunded to the defehdant. Judge Pre tas me fre Courts \ of the 15th Jydciial District 8 No. 68 CONCEAL THE BIRTH OF A BABY. \ State In the above entitled case, it is adjudged that vs the defendant be confined in the common jail of the Lonnie Alley County of Iredell for a period of six months, but the capias will not issue on this sentence on the follow- ing express conditions: l- That he will pay the cost of this action. 2- That he pay a fine of $125.00 3- That he pay to the County of Iredell to reim- burse it for héspital bill paid, the sum of $%25,00 4=- On the further condifion that he will be of good behavior and not violate any law for five years. Pt OT ~ Vee ) LARCENY | vs 6 The judgment heretofore randered is stricken out Fred } and-it is the judgment of the Court that the defend- Munday § ant be confined in the jail of Iredell County, to be 9 assigned to work on the roads for a term of }6} SIX ) MONTHS. 166 sae- \660- ‘\ 58@- 581- _ 584= \ 585- _376= Ht 398- » 399- 401- .402- ; S403- 404= 456- ‘482- \\ 483- . 515- . 516- \ 523- \ 5242 \ 526- ‘ 531- \539= ~ 543- ~ 544< _» 545< Ssao- “ 550- Sss5- \556- \563- \ se6- . “ora. \ 573- Yor “ \577< \\ see- \se7- N546- Ns33- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 \365- Mrs L E Baker vs Ed Baker -- Continued Lola J Beard vs Glenn V Beard -- Continued Ethél Young Love vs Jack Love -- Continued Lela Macktee vs Tom Maecktee -- Continued Ila T McCall vs Robert McCall w- Continued Claremce Carson vs Lizzie S Carson -- Continued. J T MecTush vs Ethel McTush -- Continued C A Stearns vs Wilbur Devendoff -- Continued J H Westmoreland vs Town of “ooresville & Mooresville Cotton Mills- Continued, J L Ballard vs Town of Mooresville, et al -- Continued W L Kistler vs Town of Mooresville et al, -- Continued. Mason Kistler vs Town of Mooresville, et al -=- Continued. J M Lipe vs Town of Mooresville et al, Continued Mrs Nanie Y Brown vs Town of Mooresville et al -- Continued. Columbia Weighing Machine Co vs Mooresville Drug Co. -- Continued, J D Kennerly vs C A Stearns, DB Harris et al, -- Continued. C E Ritchie vs W E Natress -- Continued by consent D L McKay vs A F Craven -=- Continued, C C Benton et al vs Stearns Bros Inc, -- Continued, W C Pierce tradin as Harmony Motor Co vs Joe N Brooks -- Continued, Carolina Discount Corp. vs Stearns Bros Inc. -- Continued, Mooresville Cotton Mills vs BW Estrada. -=- Continued C E Ritchie vs John Gray Br. et al -- Continued Statesville Brick Co et al vs C S Rimmer et al -- Continued J C Brookshire et al vs W P School et al. -- Continued Isidore Wallace vs M C Goforth -- Continued Tampa Drug Co vs G E French et al -- Cont‘ nued L B Bristol et al vs C M Bingham, -- Continued. E T Bolick vs Conrad Stewart -- Continued, The Fisk Tire Co Inc vs L B Bristol et al. -- Continued Shapiro & Aronson Inc vs Mills Electric Co. -= Continued, Pollak Brothers vs Oscar K Mills. -- Continued J R Little vs BS Sherrill -- Continued C H Brown et al vs F B Winecoff -- Continued Brs Daisy Redman vs Oscar R Mills. -- Continued W W Rankin Co vs Cannon Mills Inc -- Continued Theo Atwell Admr vs J B Atwell -- Continued A Y Alexander et al vs Ballance-Sullivan Co -- Continued Besse M Brown vs brown Bag Co -- Continued C L Rhyne et al vs The Playhouse Store Inc «« Continued WL Pope et al vs Pope Tire and Battery Co, -- Continhed. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 In the Superior Court worth Caroling, } Iredell County. 4 | 411 Moore , ‘ j ISSUES vary Moore 4 Jury Sworn and empannelled andwered the issues as follows: lst- Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alleged in the com laint? , Answer: Yes 2nd=- Has the plaintiff been a boni fide residént of the State of North Carolina for more than five consecutive years next preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes 5rd- Did the defendant wrongfully abamdon the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint, and have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for more than five consecutive years prior to the commencement of this action Answer: Yes North Carolina, |} In the Superior Court Ivedell County. 4} November Term 1929. } \ a Moore 4 vs , JUDGMENT. Mary Moore § This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor, A M Stack, Judge Presidig and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant as set out in the record: It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Will Moore, and the de~ fendant, Mary Moore, be, and the same are dissolved, and the plaintiff is xrm srented an absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered by the Court that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding re fl ng uF ai is a 2 * i i ae RA ei ee i 9h Le ree A 4 a | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 169 168 NOVEMBER TERM 1989 the mortgage of C S Rimmer and wife, set up in the Pleadings, is long past due; North Carolina, § In the Superior Court | and it further appearing that the said C S Rimmer and wife are insolvent Iredell County. #) and that the property conveyed in the mortgage is insufficient to pay the amount Robert Lee Bailey $ of the debt in full, secured by said mortgage deed;« vs " ISSUES And it further appearing that all of the parties, except c s Rimmerxan Eddie Mae Bailey 4 and wife have asked that a Receiver be appointed to collect the rants of said | ee ee ee er ee property and hold the same pending the trial and determination of this cause; ial l- Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the It is now ordered and adjudged that L A Parks, be and is sas eee. i — ed Receiver for the lands described in said mortgage and that he be and is here~ q | Answer: Yes 2- Did the defendant abandon and live seperate and apart from by authorized, upon the execution of a good and shfficient bond in the sum of Plaintiff, without any fault on plaintiff's part, for more than five consecutive $200.00 to be approved by the Clerk, to enter and take possession of said pro- years next preceding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? perty and rent the same for such sum per month as in his judgment and discretion Answer: Yes may seem adequate and collect and hold the rents for the benefit of the parties 3- Has the plaintiff beena boni Fide resident of the State of North to this action until the trial and determination of this cause, except that said Carolina for more hhan five consecutive years immediatly next preceding the Receiver may pay out of said rents any county or city taxes due on said lands, ee commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? including the taxes for the year 1929, A. M - Stack Anawer: Yes Judge Presiding State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell Iredell County. 6 ‘i H Waugh et al, 4 Robert Le Bailey 6 vs 4 ISSUES vs ¢ JUDGMENT, : JH Waugh et al. 4 H Eddie Mae Bailey ; 1 Jury sworn and empannelled answered the issues as follows: This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, A M Stack, Judge 1. Was the plaintiff, Velma Yaugh, injured as alleged in the complaint? presiding, and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the is- Answer: Yes sues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record: 2- What damages, if an is the plaintiff, Velma Waugh, entitled to re- It is therefore, consfidered ordered and adjudged by the Court that = Ys P ” . ee sover of the defendant the marriage between the plaintiff, Robert Lee Bailey, and the defendant Eddie ee Answer: $600 or J H Waugh is to deed his undivided interest in the Mae Bailey, be, sand the same is hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorced lands of his late father 8 B Sea’ ko Velma Waueh tie piatateee. from tie bonds of matrimony, Let the costs be taxed against the plaintiff. State of North Carolina, 4 : t A M Stack County of Iredell i In the Superior Cour Judge Presiding \ CH Waugh North Carolina t thr and Velma Waugh by and 4 , In the Superior Court \ fetouen .; puly Sppointed next = : ? 6 Iredell County. | November Term 1999. eee Q Statesville Brick Company et al 4 vs § JUDGMENT UH Wa: vs ugh and J co w ' ORDER FOR RE thro augh by and ¢ OR RECEIVER. dian ta his duly appointed Guer- C S Rimmer et al, 4 Litem, John T Gillespie. } This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the This cause coming on to be heard at this, the November Term, 1929 of y Court from the admission of the Attorneys of the parties to the action that i Pedel) Superior Court, and being heard before hid honor, Honorable A. Me ? Wndge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issue sub- atti ; wee to them as follows: 0 "Was the plaintiff, Velma Waugh injured as was alleged in the com. plaint? Answer: Yes What damage, if any, is the plaintiff, Velma Waugh entitled to ree cover of the defendant, J. C. Waugh? Answer: Six Hundred Dollars ($600.00) or J H Waugh is to deed his undivided interest in the lands of his late fater, S B Waugh to Velma Waugh, the plaintiff." It further appearing to the Court that the defendant, J H Waugh, has deeded to the plaintiff, Velma Waugh, a one-ninth undivided interest in the lands of S B Waugh, deceased, as shown by deed of J H Waugh and wife, Ola Waugh to Velma Waugh dated the llth day of November, 1928, which deed is on record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County in Deed Book 98 at page 80, reference to which is hereby made; and that the defendants have complied with all the conditions in said verdict and judgment of this Court, If IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the plaintiff shall not recover anything more by reason of his action, other than the land which has heretofore been conveyed, and that this judgment shall be a complete settlement of all matters and controvercies between the plaintiffs and defend- antsarising on the pleadings in this cause, and that this judgment shall be a complete bar to any other right of action arising therefrom, and that no execu- tion shall issue upon this judgment, other than for the cost of this action to be taxed ky the Clerk of this Court against the defendant. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell Sounty November Term 1929, L F Davis, trading as mtral Service Station, ( Vs JUDGMENT C B Lovette and C C Tabor, 0 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of Court, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff through his attorney, Lewis& Lewis, enters a special appearence and moves to dismiss the appeal of the defendant, C C Tabor, on the grounds that saia appeal was not served on the plaintiff, or his attorne$s, as required by law, and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant, CB Lovette, did not appeal said action: It is, ther6fore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that said appeal be, and the same is hereby dismissed, and the judgment of the lower court is Maz nereby affirmed. It is further ordered that the defendant, c c Tabor, pay the ¢oos of this action to be taxed by the Court, editncsica/ ae M. Stack . Judge Presiding Tr forth Carolina, | In the Superior Court tredel2 County. | November Term 1929, y A Raines 6. vs ' JUDGMENT ¢ B Lovette and C C Tabor. 0 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of Gourt, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff through his Attorney Lewis & Lewis, enters a special appearence and moves to dismiss the appeal of the defendant, C C Tabor, on the grounds that said appeal was not served on the plaintiff or his attorneys, as required by law, and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant, C B Lovette, @id not appeal said action: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that said appeal be, and the same is hereby dismissed, and the judgment of the lower Court is hereby affirmed. It is further ordered that the defendant, C C Tabor, pax the costs incurred in this cause to be taxed by the Court. ___A. M. Stack Judge Presiding North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Iredell County. } November Term 1929 R 8 Wilhelm , oe ' JUDGMENT CR Readling et al. § This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, AM Stack, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that this action is brought by the plaintiff to sustain damages in anautomobile accident, and that the defendants filed a counter claim alleging injuries sustained in said accidé ent, and it further appearing to the Court that both plaintiff and defendants have agreed to abandon all claime against each other: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this cause be, both as ‘o plaintifr ana defendants, dismissed and that the plaintiff pay the costs ofh this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. _ _A. M. Stack Judge Pres ng 171 172 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 North Carolina, 4 ; In the Superior Court Iredell County. } November Term 1929, J R Brewer , $ vs (9 JUDGMENT, Thos F Lambert and D N 6 McLelland and G C Lambert 0 Executors of the last Will 4 and Testament of Thomas 4 F Lambert 6 This cause coming on to be heard at the November Term,1929, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, before hid Honor, &tack, Judge presid- ing, and a jury, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the plain- tiff and defendants have compromised and adjusted their differences and that all matters and things in controversy between the plaintiff and defendants have been settled and compromised in full. It is, therefore, considered ordered and adjudged: lst. That the plaintiff, J R Brewer, is the owner of the following dese cribed tract of land: Beginning at a stone, known as the Hendren corner and runs thence 8S 31 W 23 poles to a stone; thence S 72 E 10-2/5 poles to a stake in the line of the defendants; thence N 10 E 22% poles to the beginning and being a small triangu- lar strip of land lying East of a straight line dividing the property of the plaintiff and defendants, as hereinafter set out, end. It is further considered and adjudged that the devisees of Thomas F Lambert named in his will are the owners in fee simple of the following dese cribed tract of land: Beginning at a stake, the Southerst corner of the above described tri- angle, in Lambert's line, and running thence S 72 E 30-3/5 poles to a stake; t thence S, 454¥W 29 poles to a hickory; thence S 80 W 14 poles to a stake; thence N 21 W 5% poles to a stone, thence N 10 E 27% poles to the béginning, contain- ing 4 acres, more or less, ord. It is further ordered and decreed that the straight line marked on the map attached A....... -B shall be and is the true dividing line between the lands of J R Brewer, plaintiff, and the defendants, devisees of Thomas Lambert, said line commencing at a stone, marked "A" on the map attacked hereto and run- ning S 10 W 50 poles to a stone, all of which is shown on the attached maps, mh which are filed with the judgment and asked to be incorporated therein and made a part thereof, It is further ordered and adjudged that the defendants pay to the plain- tiff the sum of $30. and that the plaintiff recover nothing further of the defté. It is further ordered that the defendants pay the court costs of this action, not including any witness fees and that each party take care of their own witnesses, It is further ordered and decreed that the mups attached marked ex- hibit A to this judgment, showing the compromise s@ttlement, be recorded in the judgment docket as the true dividing line between the plaintiff aie hi fendants. By Consent of: Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for plaintiff Scott « Collier Attorneys for defendants, deez A. M. Stack Judge Presiding ad vamle 5. i 173 oe a ee sy 174 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1929, In Re: ( ) TBS US Se Will of J C Moose ( 1. Is the paperwriting propounded and every part thereof except the last sentence of paragraph 6 which is as follows: "I also will my daughter Nellie McLain my Life Inaurance in the Junior Order of Stoney Point, N C,", the last will and testament of J C Moose, deceased? Answer: Yes. 2. Is Essie L Morrison, the daughter of testator, entitled to share with the other children devisees and legatees of said will upon her ac- counting at the time of the final settlement and division of the estate for the sum of eighteen hundred dollars? = Answer: Yes 3. Is Claud Moose, a son of J C Moose, entitled to share with the other children, devisees and legatees of said will upon his accounting now for the sum of $100.00? Answer; Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term, 1929. In Re: ( ) eu bDGHE N 2. Will of J C Moose, ( This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before “His Honor, A M Stack, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the Court having sub- mitted to the jury and the jury having answered the issues as follows: 1. Is the paperwriting propounded and every part thereof except the last sentence of paragraph 6 which is as follows: "I also will my daugh- ter Nellie McLain my Life Insurance in the Junior Order of Stony Point, N.C." the last will and testament of J C Moose, deceased? Answer: Yes 2. Is Essie L Morrison, the daughter of testator, entitled to share with the other children, devisees and legatees of said will, upon her account- ing at the time of the final settlement and division of the estate for the sum of $18007 Answer: Yes, 5. Is Claud Moose, a son of JC Moose, entitled to share with the other children, devisees and legatees of said will, upon his accounting now for the sum of $100? Answer: Yes, IT IS THEREFORE CONSIDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED That the paperwrit es propounded and every part thereof except the last sentence of paragraph 6 ghtshiis as follows: “I also will my daughter Nellie McLain my Life Insurance in the Junior Order of Stony Point, N .", is the last will ana testament of I 6 Moose, deceased, It is further considered and adjudged that Essie 1 Morrison, the daughter of the said testator, is entitled to share with the other children, devisees and legatees of said will upon accounting at the final settlement and division of the estate for the sum of $1800.00/ It is further considered and adjudged that Claud “oose, a son of the testator, is entitled to share with the other children, desisees and legatees of said will, upon his accounting at this time for the sum of $100.00. It is further considered and adjudged that each of the children of the late J C Moose, subject to the estate of the widow, is entitled to a one-sixth undivided interest therein, provided the said Essie EL Morrison and Ulaud Moose account for the respective sums to be charged against them and as charged against them. It is further considered and adjudged that the cost of this action be paid one-half by the caveator and one-half by the propounders, except as to witness, and as to the witnesses, the caveator shall pay her witneses and the propaunders shall pay their witnesses, _ _A. M. Stack Judge Presiding Worth Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1929 James W Brown 6 vs ; (6 Fred Overcakh and H A Smith 0 JUDGMENT This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before Hos Honor, A M Stack, Judge, and being heard, and it appearing that the comp- laint, duly verified, was filed on May 15 1929, and thetthe defendant, H A Saith, did not file an answer and that the Clerk of the Superior Court granted * Wudgment of default and inquiry against the said H A Smith on Monday, June 4, 1929; and it further appearing that the defendant, Fred Overcash, does not “sist & judgment, he and the plaintiff having agreed that the plaintiff is em titled to a judgment against said Fred Overcash in the sum of $1078.55, with interestthereon from January 1, 1929, at the rate of six per cent per annum; and it further appéaring that the plaintiff built a house for the defendant, 175 1 i i IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER ERM 1929. 1'76 Fred Overcash, on the lands hereinafter described and properly filed his lien Secret said lands in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on May 10, 1929; and it further appearing that said Fred Overcash had, under a written contrcat, purchased the said lands from H A Smith upon payment of the purchase money; and it further appearing that the plaintiff offers to pay the said purchase price to the said H A Smith, with six per cent interest thereon from November 5, 1928, the date of the written contract above referred to, until paid: IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED AND ADJUDGED That the plaintiff recover judgment - 1. For the sum of $1078.35 against the de ed Overcash, with interest thereon from January 1, 1929, at the rat ix per cent per annum until paid, and the cost of thid action. 2. That H A Smith be and he is hereby ordered to execute a deed to Fred Overcash for the lands hereinafter described upon the payment to him of £$450.00, with interest thereon from November 5, 1928, / 5. That the plaintiff recover of the defendant, Fred Overcash, the further sum of $450.00, with interest thereon from November 5, 1928, at the rate of six per cent. 4, That the lands herein ordered to be conveyed by H A Smith to Fred Overcah, as hereinbefore set out, are described as follows: That tract of land in Barringer's Township, Iredell County, N C., beginning at a stake in the Mockesville Road and running W i2¢ W. 247poles to a stake; thence N 124 W 40 poles to a stake in the Mockesville Road; thence N 86 W 16 poles to a stake; thence S$ 124 E 40 poles to a stake; thence S 86 E 16 poles to the beginning, contain- ing four (4) acres, more or less, 5. That this judgment is hereby declared to be a specific and prior lien on the said ands hereinbefore described from January 1, 1929, until paid, A M Stack Judge Presiding Agreed to by: Zeb V Turlington abe Attorney for Plaintiff ae Adams & Dearman Attorneys for defendant Fred Overcash. ’ State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court Bounty of Iredell November Term 1929. Shapiro & Aronson, Inc. ve JUDGMENT Oscar R Mills trading as Mills Electric Co, coe SE hlU This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, A M Stack, Judge Presiding at the November Term 1929 of the Iredell County 177 superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant dd. in open Bourt, agreed to this judgment, ¥ is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court, by con- sent of counsel for the plaintiff and counsel for the defendant, that the Plaine tiff, Shapiro & Aronson, Inc. recover of the defendant, Oscar R Mills, trading s as the Mills Electric Company, the sum of $380.00, with interest on same at six per cent per annum from the 25th day of &pril, 1928 until paid, together with the eosts of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, A. M. Stack Consented to: Judge Presiding Moss & Winberry ___ i Attorneys for plaintiff ait Buren Jurne un torney for défténdat Pu State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell WM Orr ny i | vs 4 JUDGMENT ce ‘oon @T Blanton & Yates Blanton t t This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor AM Stack, Judge of the Superior Court, at the November Term 1929, and it appear ing to the Court that a judgment was rendered in the Justice's Court in favor of the Plaintiff and against the Defendant, and that an appeal was taken by the @e- fendant in said case on August 30th 1928, and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant has abandoned his case, and having been called and failed to come into Court and prosecute the same, and upon motion of L C Powell, Attorney for plaintiff: If Is ORDERED, DECREED AND ADJUDGED: That the appeal in said case be, @ and the same is dismissed, and the judgment as rendered in the Justice's Court ‘s hereby affirmed, toxether with judgment against the bondsman, in the said *um of $30.00 and the cost of this action. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding 7 1 Doggett, B B Doggett and ts: th omas, partners trading ) © Doggett Motor Sales Co. § t i vs JUDGMENT EJ Lipe This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term me b ‘fore His Honor A M Stack, Judge Presiding and it appearing to the Court that Plaintiffs ana defendant have settled their differences and that it is agred IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 178 NOVEMBER TERM 1929 by the defendant that he is to relinquish all his right, title and interest in and to the Fordson Tractor and Plow described in the complaint and that he is due to the plaintiffs the sum of $250.00 with interest from November 4th 1929 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Court; and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiffs have agreed not ton issue execution on this judgment until on or after February lst, 19350; It is therefcre, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiffs recover of the defendant the tractor and the plow described in the comp-:' liant in*this cause and in addition thereto the sum of $250.00 with interest from November 4th 1929, the cost of this action to be taxed by the Court; and it is further adjudged that execution be not issued on this judgment until Feb- ruary lst, 1930 or at any time thereafter, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding By Consent: Albert L Starr Attorney for plaintiffs Jno T Gillespie & B Jurney_ Attorneys for defendant, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1929, K M Ramseur § \ .: \ ve Q D E Kennedy & H L Kennedy 4 JUDGMENT This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard and it ap- pearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have compromised and set- tled the controversy in this Sause, the plaintiff agreeing to pay one-half the cost and the defendants one-half, It is therefore, ordered and adjudged that this action be dismissed, and the costs taxed one-half against the plaintiff and one-half against the de- fendants,. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding North Carolina, {| In the Superior Court Iredell County 0 November Term 1929, C L Williams Reewiver of the é \ Gomerci a1 National Bank of 6 “Stetesville, N. Cc. § vs : JUDGMENT Upper Third Creek Drainage (4 District, J L Harris, R H 6 Cline and L F Ervin $ This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor A M Stack, presiding at this the November Term of the and being heard upon the Pleadings of the partices: Superior Court of Iredell County, N ¢ 4 And it appearing to the Court that the defendants, the Upper Third creek Drainage District, as principal and the defendants, J L Harris, RH Cline, and L F Ervin, as endorsers on the néte sued on, are indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty ($250.00) Dollars, with interest thereon from March 12th 1928, until paid, and It further apearing to the Court that the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N C is indebted to the defendant, J L Harris, one of the endorsers on the note sued on, in the sum of One Hundred and Twenty-seven & 29/100 ($127.9 Dollars, for money on deposit at the time of the failure of said Bank: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of xk the defendants the sum of Two Hundred and fifty ($250.00 ) Dollars, with interes thereon from March 12th, 1928, until paid; that the plaintiff shall exhaust the property of the principal, to-wit: The Upper Third Creek Drainage District be- fore recourse shall be had against the defendant endorsers, to-wit: J L-Harris RH Cline and L F Ervin; It is further ordered and adjudged that the Commercial National Bank is indebted to the defendantax J L Harris in the sum of One Hundred and Twenty-seven and 29/100 ($127.29) Dollars for money on deposit in said Bank at the time of it failure on April 19th 1928, and that the said J L Harris shall be entitled to an unsecured claim for said amount against the plaintiff. It is further adjudged that if the said J L Harris shall be required to pay this judgment in favor of the plaintiff, or any par$ thereof, then in = event he shall have the right to offset the said sum of One Hundred twenty- seven & 29/100 ($127.29) Dollars against such amount as he is required to pay and that said offset ahallibe made as of April 19, 1928. It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the de- fendants the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. A M Stack oe Judge of the 15th Judicial Distrtct. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1929. J WH Johnson (4 es 4 18:38:09 28 Mooresville Cotton Mills, a ' Corporation and the Town of 4 Mooresville, a Municipal Corp. 4 f the RR. Has the plaintiff's land been damaged by the pollution o otream running through waters by the defendants, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: No, 2. If so, what permanent damages, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendants? : Answer: et SI NS OG SACI OS NE ETD. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 North Carolina, 4} In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 November Term 19°9,. J WH Johnson, vs sUSRDGM ENR TF. Mooresville, Cotton Mills, a Corporation, and the Town of Mooresville, a Municipal Cor- poration. oo SS x —_ _> This cause cming on to be heard, and being heard at this «x term of the Court before His Honor, AM Stack, and a jury, and the Court having submitted to the jury the following issues, which the jury answered as follows: 1. Has the plaintifffts land been damaged by the pollution of the stream running through his farm by the defendants, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: "No", 2. If so, what permanent damages, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendants? Answer: IT IS THEREFORE, upon motion of Messrs Z V Turlington and H P Grier, Attorneys for the defendants, considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff take nothing of the defendants and the defendants go hereof without day and recover their cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Judge Presiding In the above entitled case, the plaintiff moves to set aside the verdict of the jury and for a new trial. The hearing of the motion is continued; and by consent of the parties the hearfing may be had at any time before the lst of Jan- uary 1950, upon five davys.notice, and may be heard by consent after adjournment of this court and out of the County and out of the district and whatever judg- ment may be rendered on thésmotion shall be as of this term, AM stack This Nov 15, 1929, Judge Presiding North Carolina, ) In the Superior Court Iredell County, 4 November Term 1929, \. Vestal Lumber and Manufacturing 4 \Company. vs 4 JXUDGRENT North State Furniture Mfg. Uo. 4 This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, A M Stack, at the November Term of Iredell County Superior Court and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff's cause of action was brought upor a contract to pay a sum certain in money and that the defendant admits in its answer ’ that it has not paid any of said amount, Iredell County 0 JC Brookshire 181 And it further appears to the Court that the case was duly calandered tried on Friday, Nov 15th 1929, and that at the call of the case, the defem to be t failed to appear and to assert its defense, as alleged in its answer, and thé an the 4 fendant was called out in open Court to come into Court and defend the said e d° suit. It further appears to the Court that plaintiff's action was based upon a written instrument and that the sum therein is definite and past due and that the said contract is corectly setbout in the plaintiff's complaint, and that plaintiff complaint was duly verified, It bs, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant the sum of $500.00 with interest from the 26th day of Feb. 1929, untilpaid, for the further sum of $1.50 as protest fee, and for the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. A. M. Stack Judge Pres ng J C Brookshire § vs 4 ISSUES JM Simonds et al 6 : What amount if anything, id the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendants? Answer: 1747.80 with interest from July 6 1928, subject to a credit of $202.11 made on April 24, 1929. North Carolina,. 4 In the Superior Court November Term 192. vs JUDGMENT. Mrs Sue Cathey, J M Samonds and S H Williams. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, A M Stack, Judge Presiding, and a jury, at this the Novembeb Term 1929, of the Superior Court, and the jury having answered the issue submitted to them as folhows: "What amount, if anything, is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendants? Answer: $1747.80 with interest from July 6, 1928 subject to a credit of $202.11 made on April 24, 1929. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED hy the Comrt that the plain- tiff, 3 ¢ Brookshire, recover of the defendants the sum of Beventeen Hundred and Forty-seven Dollars and Eighty Cents, with interest on said amount from July 6, 1928, until paid, at the rate of six per cent, subject to a credit of Two Hundred “nd Two Dollars and Eleven Cents on April 24, 1929. eget ott IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1929 defendants the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County 0 November Term 1929, B A Troutman, L L Troutman, 4 C A Troutman & R W Troutman 6 partners trading as the 6 Mooresville Furniture Co, 6 vs , JUDGMENT, Mrs J H Luckey & E G Sherrill 4 This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, A M Stack, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiffs desire to take a voluntary non-suit in this action: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs be and are hereby non-suited, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4§ Bovember Term 1929, \Mrs Martha J Ostwalt § vs Q JUDGMEN. F M Ostwalt 0 The above matter coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge on motion of the plaintiff to set aside the Judgment heretofore rendered, the motion having been filed of record within apt time, or in less than one year from the rendation of the judgment, and the matter having been heard upon the record and affidavits: The Court denies the motion of the p,aintiff, on the ground that the Court rules that it is without power to interfere with the judgment which @ppears to be a consent judgment heretofore entered adjusting the rights of the parties, without the consent of all parties interested A. M. Stack Judge Pres ng To the above ruling the plaintirr excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Appeal bond fixed at $50.00, The record shall be the original judgment, the report of the commis- si oners and the onder confirming Same, the record of the original motion, the affidavits filed, and this judgment, and the plaintire given 60 days to get same made out and set up. A. M. Stack Judge It is further ordered by the Court that the plaintirr recover of the 183 In the Superior Court North Carolina, Iredell County. November Term 1929, First National Bank of Newport News, Va., vs R Cowles, R L White, ) JUDGMENT 8 j and C A Stearns. 4 This cause coming on to be heard at the November Term 1929, of Iree4 pane oe dell Superior Court before His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding, and a juby, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that this is an action brought oe against the defendants, H R Cowles, RL white and C A Stearns, as endorserd@ on certain motes set out in the complaint, and it appearing to the Court that the defendants, H R Cowles and R L White, have not filed any answer within the time he prescribed by law, raising an issue of fact, and that more than 50 days have elapsed since the service on them of a copy of the summons and verified complain eS and the defendant, C A Stearns, offering no evidence in defense; and it appear- ing to the Court that the defendants are justly imdebted to the plaintiff in the amount of $9532.56, with intrest on said amount from the 19th day of June, 1929, 3 whtil paid, together with $6.00 protest fee paid by the plaintiff on account of " the protest of the notes upon which this judgment is rendered: i It is therefore ord red and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $9532.56, with interest on said amount from the 19th day # of June, 1929, until paid, together with $6.00 protest fee paid by the plaintiff On account of the protest of the notes upon which this judgment is rendered, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding. By consent as to defendant Stearns; Carroll B Spencer Attorney for C A Stearns se See SET we we we ee 184 North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. } November Term 1929, W H Miller vs JUDGGMENT Atlantic Paving Co., and P J King colUCOlCU This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court ana be- ing heard, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and the defendants have compromised and settled all matters in dispute; the defendants agreeing to pay the plaintiff the sum of $150.00 and the cost in full satisfaction of all matters and things alleged and set forth in the complaint: It is therefore considered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $150.00, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. Judgment to draw no interest if paid within thirty (30) days from date hereof. A. M. Stack ee Judge Presiding. By Consent: —_—___Buren Jurne rn Attorney for plaintiff Grier & Grier fe Attorney for defendants, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1929 \ REPORT OF SOLICITOR WITH REFERENCE TO THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COURT. To His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding: I beg to report to Your Honor that I? zeb V Long, Solicitor of this, the 15th Judicial District, have at this term of the Court, examined, inspected, as best I gan, the conduct and administration of Hon John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and that upon said investigation I find this his said office appears to be conducted in a highly efficient and capable manner, and in all particulars in compliance with the law governing the con- duct of said office, Respectfully submitted, Zeb V Long Approved: Solicitor A. M. Stack “Judge Presiding AAALAC ALY, Phot, ) Oi 185 orth Carolina, In the Superior Court sebee1) County j November Term 1929, re a ty of Statesville, a Q Gectei psi Corporation. ) ve ) JUDGMENT urs Belle Walker Jenkins t and Miss Beulah Jenkins 4 This cause coming pn to be heard at the November Term of Iredell Gounty Superior Court before his Honor, A M Stack, upon an agreed statement of facts submitted by the plaintiff and defendants and the Court being of the opin jon that the Statute of Limitations would apply against all assessments that have been due for a period of ten years or more and that the defendants have ofly three assessments that come within the ten year period and are not barred py the Statute of Limitaions. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjydged that the seven as sessments of $30.05 against the property of tne defendants are hereby barred a and that three of said installments or assessments, in the sum of $30.05 each, are due and that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $90.15, to- gether with interest from the lst day of Jan. 1913, and for the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding To the foregoing judgment of the Court the plaintiff city of Statesville excepts and gives notice of appeal to the Supreme Court of North Carolina. Notice of appeal waived in open Court. Sixty days allowed plaintiff to make up and serve case on appeal on defendants and defendants allowed sixty days thereafter to serve exceptions or counter case on piaintiff. Appeal bond fixed in the sum of One Hundred Dollars. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell County. Movember Term 1929. H L Kincaid, as an individual, and Stockholder of Kincaid Veneer Company, on behalf of himself and &ll other creditors and stockholders who may come in and make themselves parties to this action, ve RECEDVER'S REPORT. Kincaid Veneer Company, a Corporation 9 F H Deaton, Receiver of Kincaid Veneer Company, reports to the Court that pursuant to an order of His Honor, W F Harding that he has taken a : 187 charge ofall of the assets of the Kincaid Veneer Company and from the date of his appointment, has made a diligent offort to collect in all of the outstanding accounts and has sold a portion of the merchandise on hand and reports the fol. lowing receipts and disbursements: RECEIPTS Statesville Show Case Company $13.25 , Carolina Panel Company 127.50 q Statesville Furniture Company 5.00 Phoenix Furniture Co. 17.37 Atlas Furniture Manufacturing Co 502.74 Southern Railway Co 20.11 : Southern Railway Co 45.05 “ Statesville Chair Co 84.94 Hkkory Chair Mfg Co 96.14 Southern Toy Co 5.36 Fox Manufacturing Co 864.20 . J M Finger 17.50 ie Boyce Manufacturing Co 1444.70 Boyce Manufacturing Co 49.83 Statesville Chair Co ; 59.25 ha Statesville Chair Co 29.02 Statesville Veneer & Panel Co 21.60 | Bliss Plywood Co 606.55 Wayne Furn Mfg Co 10.67 Wayne Furn Mfg Co 21.35 Phoenix Furn Corp. 15.39 a The Brumby Chair Co 108.80 eH Cash for sale of veneer end if The Brumby Chair Co 212.86 a Statesville Venee & Panel Yo 40.74 if Statesville Veneer & Panel Co 88.00 ' Kennedy Plywood Co 152.28 ‘. Kennedy Plywood Co 592.31 . ‘4 Sale of old crates 2.50 i Sale of Veneer 1.00 TR Wade C Rimmer a. ie Empire Chair Co 500.98 Elkin Furniture Co 400.00 $5739.03 DISBURSEMENTS Pai out for labor. $640.45 Statesville Realty & Inv Co, Premium in Recv.Bond= 55.00 Postage and box. rent 16.50 Paid on auditing 100.00 1927 County tax 250.16 Lights & Power 54.11 Salary for office help 100.00 Repairs to Automobile 14.10 Repaigsto roof 1.50 Telegram e90 Court costs advanced for H E McLain suit 2.80 $1195.52. ~~ Cash in banks 5842.53 Cash on hand 700.98 Total #% se eee eo ee ee $5739.03 The Receiver further reports that he has advertised the real estate belonging to the said Kincaid Venner Company and offered for sale the same at public auction and that at said sale, he was unable to secure a bid i at any reasonable amount and, therefore. d id no urt ' to confirm the gale of the real estate,’ * are oe Pee eee ; : This Nov 4th 1929 Respectfully submitted, | FH Deaton : Receiver Kincaid vVenner Co Approved and ordered recorded, This November 15 1929, A M Stack Judge Presiding. 4 ‘ 189 e of North Carolina, a Stat In the Superior Court Gounty of Iredell | me yederal Land Bank of Columbia, | vs B A Morrison and wife Annie Mae Morrison BE Little, H M Morrison, J P Watt, ¢ M Shook, H D Lackey, Lazenby-Montgomery Hardware Company Incorporated, and Sharon Supply Company Incorporated. JUDGMENT AND ORDER ai OF FORECLOSURE an Ce RSE AEG eet ae = <= This cause coming on to be heard bfore the undersigned as Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, upon application of the plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, for a judgment by default final upon its complaint, and for want of an answer, and being heard, the Court findg thecfollowing facts: 1. That summons was duly issued in this cause on the 13th day of May 1929, and the same has been duly served on all the defendants herein, and a du} verified complaint was filed herein, as required by law, and a copy thereof ser ee ved on all resident defendants, and that the defendant E A Morrison, mortgagor, | and the defendant Statesville National Farm Loan Association, and all the other defendants have neither appeared, answered nor demurred thereto and are now in default, and that more than thirty (30) days have @lapsed since the service of Hs the summons issued in this cause; 2. That this action is founded upon a promissory note for the re- payment of money borrowed of the plaintiff, which was executed and delivered by the defendant E A Morrison, and duly endorsed by the Statesville National Farp Loan Association to the plaintiff, which is now the lawful owner and bona fide holder thereof, and is secured by a mortgage of even date therewith duly ex- ecuted and delivered to the plaintiff by the said defendant borrower on the 13 day of December, 1929, which was duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the county and state aforesaid, on the 15th day of December,1929, in Book 56 at pages 145, and this mortgage covers the same land described in the Plaintiff's complaint heretofore file@ in this cause, which is located and bounded as follows: ALL THOSE TWO lots, tracts, or parcels of land containing 105 acres amd 122 acres, more or less, located, lying and being in Shiloh Town- ship, County of Iredell, State of North Carolina. The 105 acrem tract having a” Such shape, metes, courses, and distances as will mor fully appear by reference | to a plat thereof, made by L 0 White, Surveyor, on Nov 14, 1917, a copy of whia ig now on file with the Federal Land Bank of Columbia. The said tract of land being bounded én the North by the lands of G H Morrison and R P Pope estate; on rg q the East by the lands of R P Pope estate and E A Morr&son; on the South by the : : lands of E A Morrison; on the west by the lands of Bilas Waugh, and being the 190. identical land conveyed to E A Morrison and J P Alexander by deed dated Prep 29, 1904, and registered in book 31 at page 172 of deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina. The said 122 acre tract having such shape, metes, courses and diste ances as will more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof, made by w Bg White Surveyor, on July 5, 1924 which is on file with the Federal Land Bank of Columbia. The said 122 acre tract is bounded on the North by the lands of E A Morrison; on the East by the lands of Mae Deal and M H Sigmon; on the South by the lands of H M Sigmon and ___ Reece; on the West by the lands of Bilas Waugh, and being the identical land conveyed to said E A Morrison by James Morrison and wife by deed Dec 5, 1885, and registered in book 36 at page 141, of deeds of Iredell County, North Carolina, 5. That the facts alleged in the plaintiff's verified complaint are found to be true as alleged, and it appears therefrom that the condition of the mortgage herein mentioned has been broken and that there is now judtly due and owing to the plaintiff by the said defenants mentioned in the next preceding paragraph the sum of FOUR THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE ($4721.66) Dol- lars and sixty-six cents, for all of which the plai tiff is entitled to demand judgment; 4. NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of the plaintiff's attorney, made on this the 4th Monday in June 1929, IT IS THEREFORE ORBERED AND ADJUDGED; First: That the defendant E A Morrison and the Statesville National Farm Loan Association are in default, and the plaintiff have and recover of them the sum of FOUR THOUSAND SEVEN*SEVEN HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE ($4721.66) Dollers and sixty-six cents with interest thereon at six (6%) per centum per annum form & the date hereof until paid, and the costs of this action; Second: That unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the Plaintiff, tnclucing the costs of this action, is paid immediately, at 12 o! Clock M. on Monday duly 26, 1929, the lands described in said mortgage to the plaintiff are hereby ordered and condenmed to be sold at publiw auction at the Court House door in this county and the proceeds thereof, after paying the costs of this action and the expenses of advertising, selling and conveying the said lands, including five (5%) per centum of the accepted bid as compensation for the Commissioner, together with all past due taxes and assessments thereon, shall be applied first upon this jud-ment, and the surplus, if any, paid into this Court for the benefit of those entitled thereto; Third: That A B Raymer be and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last and highest bidder therefor, up- on the terms herein set forth, the mortgaged lands described in the complaint herein and report his proceedings hereunder, with a complete statement of his receipts and disbursements, for future consideration and orders by this Court; Fourth: That the said Commissioner do require the successful bidder to deposit at once with him, or into this Court, the sum of Five Hundred and no/ 100 ($500.00) Dollars, either in cash or by certified!check, the same to be applied on the bid should there be a compliance therewith, but should there he a failure to comply therewith, then it shall be forfieted to the plaintiff and the premises pesdold on the same or the next convenient salesday thereafter up- on the same terms and at such bidder's risk; Fifth: That upon the confirmation of the sale of said lands by the Clex of the Court, and when the terms of sale shall have been fully: complied. with, the said Commissioner shall make title to the purchaser in fee, and thereupon the same shall be put into possession of the said premises on production of xh the deed; Sixth: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: One-fifth (1/5) of the accepted bid shall be paid into Court in cash, immedia@ely after the con- firmation of the sale, the balance on credit, payable in five (5) equal annual installments, with interest thereon at six (6%) per centum per annum, £rom the date of sale until paid, and secured by a first mortgage of the premises on tle part of the purchaser; provided, that bhe purchaser shall have the right, when complying with the terms hereof, to pay in cash the whole or any part of the credit portion of the purchase price. Should the cash proceeds of the sale not suffice, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale in- cluding the compensation to the Commissioner, and all unpaid taxes and assess- ments, then assessed upon the property, to discharge and pay off the judgement in favor of the plaintiff in full, then any balance due upon said judgment aha shall be evidenced by a sepabate bond and secured by a first and separate mort gage of the premises on the part of the purchaser, and transferred and assignd to the plaintiff. The purchaser shall pay for the preparation and recording of all papers including the requisite revenue stamps; provided, however, that re- venue stamps need not be placed on the deed of conveyance to the plaintiff, should it become the purchaser, o on the bond securing any balance due the pa Plaintiff on its judgment. Seventh: That permission is given theThe Federal Land Bank of Columb to bid at said sale ob at any resale of said mortgaged lands and in case it is the successful bidder it ee not be required to make a deposit with its bid and after paying the costs of this action, the amount of its bid shall be ap- Plied as a credit upon this judgment; Eighth; That all right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the defendant E A Morrison as well as of all persons whomsoever claiming throw or under the same in and to the premises or any part thereof herein ordered to be sold shall be, and upon sale of said lands the same are, hereby forever bar red and forecloeed, This the 24th day of June 1929 John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court Iredell Gounty. Pe thnn a me See te 191 192 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4} Before the Clerk, Stewart M Woodward, Executor of the 4 will of Minor Woodward, deceased and 0 \ Stewart M Woodward, individually, 0 _ trading and doing business under the 4 ‘\ firm name and style of Woodward & Son. j vs Q JUDGMENT, North State Furniture Manufacturing Q Company, C C Stearns and C A Stearns. j This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the une dersigned Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina on this Monday, November 18, 1929; and it appearing to the Court that on the 14th day of October 1929, the plaintiffs cause summons to be issued against the defend- ants in this action, and at the same time filed in this office a verified comp laint; and it further appearing that on October 15, 1929 said summons together with a copy of the corplaint was aduly served upon each of the defendants; and it further appearing that this action was instituted to recover payment of two certain notes executed and delivered to the plaintiff by the North State Furn- iture Manufacturing Company, and endorsed by C C Stearns and C A Stearns; one for $900.00 and the other being for $800.00, both dateé April 27, 1929, and both being due and payable on Aucust 1, 1929 and drawing interest at the rate of six per centum per annum; and it further appearing that on payment has been made on either of said notes, except a payment of $115.35 made on August 28,1929, and credited on the principal of the said $900.00 note, and the payment of inte erest to said date, and that the total balance due and unpaid on the principal of said two notes is $1584.65, together with interest thereon from August 28, 1929; and it further appearing that no answer was filed by said defendants or either of them within the time allowed by law, and that the plaintiffs are en- titled to a judgment for said amountm of $1584.65 on said notes together with interest thereon from August 28, 1929 until paid; IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover of the defendants the sum of $1584.65 together with interest thereon from Aug- ust 28, 1929 until paid, and the costs of this action, This November 18, 1929, ‘John L Milholland Clerk Superfor Court for Iredell County N C 24 oe , Fe Peete se DE ie St 193 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Statesville Hardware Company 6 vs 4 JUDGMENT D B Stearns. ' This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, November 18th 1929, upon the verified complaint of plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served upon the defendant 4 on October 15th 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon a note executed bybthe defendant said note being for $256.12 with interest from May 10th, 1927; And if further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by ( i default final for the principal sum of said note and interest; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of bi the defendant the sum of $256,12 with interest from May 10th 1927, and all costs 4 of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Comrt if of Iredell County N C ” deat North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. 9 Before the Glerk. Carolina Motor Company Inc. 4 vs ' JUDGMENT. W N Somers. 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard by the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that this action was brought on a note 6or a certain gBmount due by promissory note and for the possession of certain property described in the corplaint, by virtussof a chattel mortgage given to secure said note, and that this action was cummenced by & Summons and claim and delivery, and duly served.on the defendant on the 23rd dg of October by persomal service and a copy of the verified complaint was left with Said defendant on that date, and no answer having been filed by the defendant within the time allowed by law: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $253.90 with interest on same from the 20th day of July 1929 until paid, together with the costs of this action, and it is 194 further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff is entitled to the POSS@S8ion of the property described in said complaint and in the writ of claim ana delivery for the purpose of selling same under said chattel mortgage and credittng this jud:ment with the proceeds of the sale of said property. This Monday November 25th 1929, John L Milholland Clerk Buperior Court Iredell County North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 NovemberTerm 1°29, The Wallace Brothers Company ) vs 4 JUDGMENT, C H Watts, Defendant. 6 This cayse coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Supe 6rior Court, and it appearing to the Clerk that the summons and copy of plaintiff complaint were served on the defendant on the 28th day of September 1929, and ale so that a veri@ied copy of all the invoiees comprising said account were deliver- ed to the defendant and that thirty days have elapsed since the service of said summons and complaint and that the defendant has failed to answer or demur to said complaint or to show any cause why judgment should not be rendered against him for the amount prayed for in plaintiff's petition, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant the sum of $913.13, together with interest from the lst a day of Sept 1929, at the rate of 6%r.and to recover its costs to be taxed against the defendant, This Nov 4t, 1929. _. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court ) seresece se se Be He eet North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Iredell County. } Before the Clerk. Hi-Way Construction Company, Inc, 6 ie, vs 4 JUDGMENT, Golf Development Company Ine, } This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under- signed Clerk of the superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that the summons in said action was issued on the 18th day of May 1928, and a verified complaint was filed in this office on said date, and served on 195 the defendant by reading and delivering a copy of the summons and leaving a copy e f the verified complaint with the defendant on seid date, and that the defendant 0 hag not filed an answer or demur within the time allowed by law; and it appearing to the Court that this is an action to recover a certain ste ea definate sum due by note: ; | It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant the sum of $311.00 together with interest thereon from at the rate of six per cent per annum from the lst day of April 1927 until paid, to- gether with the costs of this action. r 25th 1929. at This Novembe John L Milhollana Clerk Superior Court Iredell Couny TN ete eI eI I North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Hi Iredell County. 4} Before the Clerk, Statesville Manufacturing 4 Company, &® corporation, Q vs i(‘¢ JUDGMENT H S Douglas and wife Mrs 4 ; H S§ Douglas, § i This cause coming on to be heard ahd being heard before me upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff on the 22nd day of April, 1929; and it ap pearing to the Court that the summons in the above entitled action was served up- on the defendants, together with a copy of the complaint therein, on the 9th day of March 1929; and it appearing that from the 22nd day of February 1928, up to the 27th day of March 1928, the plaintiffs, pursuant a contract entered into be- tween the said plaintiff and the defendants, furnished to the defendants certain lumber and materials used in the re-modeling and rebuilding a dwelling house on the lands of the said defendants to the total aggregate invoice price of $580.05, for which the said defendants agreed and contracted to pay; and it appearing fur- ther that said lumber and materials were used in re-modelfing and rebuilding the house located and situated upon the lands of the said defendants; and it appearig that on the llth day of September 1928, the plaintiffs duly filed notice and claim of lien upon the house and premises of the defendants, said notice and claim of lien being duly docketed and filed in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court 8 for Iredell County, N C in Lien Book No 2 page 113; and it appearing that this action was instituted and begun within six months after the docketing and filing of notice ana claim of lien of the said plaintiff; and it appearing that there is due ang owing to the said pladmtiff the sum of $580.05, together with interest 196 pearing further that the defendants have not filed an answer or demur within the time allowed by law therefor, and that the plaintiffs are entitled to a Judgment in the said principal sum of $580.05 together with interest there on from March 27th 1928 until paid at the rate of 6% per amnum by default final: IT ISTHEREFORB; ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintire recover of the defendants the sum of $580.05 together with interest thereon from March 27th 1928, tntil paid at the rate of 6% per annum, together wth all the costs of this action; and it is further ordered and decreed that this judgment be and same is hereby made a specific lien upon the property described in the Said come plaint in this action as of the 22 day of February, 1928, This April 22, 1929. John L Milholland ~ Clerk fo Sueprior Court WC ae s Sethe sete North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 9 Before the Clerk, Julius Schwartz & Sons Inc, 4 vs (4 JUDGMENT Kelly Clothtg Company 4 This cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court on this day, Monday Dec 2, 1929 nad being heard and it ap- pearing that the complaint duly verified was filed on Oct 15, 1929 and the sum- mons and a copy of the complaint was served on the defendant on Oct 21, 1929, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of the summons and complaint and that no answer has been filed, It is therefore ordered and adjudved that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $216.50 with interest at six per cent from the 13th day of June 1929 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk,. This Dec 2, 1929, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. noreh Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. C A Stearns 6 vs § CONSENT JUDGMENT, Wilbur Devendorr 6 = This | Cause coming on to be heard on the 6th day of December 192% and it appearing to the Court that the action was instituted by the plaintiff aginst the defendant for alleged injuries sustained by plaintiff on the 14th day of March 1925, at the Battery Park Hotel in Asheville, North Carolina; \ \ \ And it further appearing to the Court that all matters in controversy ha have been compromised and adjusted between the parties for an agreed sum of SIX HUNDRED ($600.00) Dollars. It is now ordered and adjudged, by consent of the plaintiff and defendat ghat the plaintiff C A Stearns recover of the defendant Wilbur Devendorf the sum of Six Hundred ($600.00) Dollers. It is further ordered and adjudged; by consent that the plaintiff pay the cost of the action, to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of By Consent: Dredell County N C Grier & Grier attorneys for plaintiff John M Robinson & E M Land Attorneys for defendant. So Bod Seale oth Cee wie Beet ee North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. § Before the Clerk. P H Hicks, an individual } doing business as P H Hicks § Company 4 vs 4 SUDGAMEN S. Stearns Brothers, Incorporated § THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on this MONDAY the 2nd day of December 1929; and it appearing to the Court that the parties to this action have settled their differences and have agreed that a consent judgment be entered in the cause; it tp therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment against the defendant as prayed for in the complaint, IT IS THEREFORE considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, P H Hicks Company, recover of the defendant, Stearns Brothers Incorporated, the sum of Thirteen Hundred Twenty Nine Dollars and Fifty Five Cents, together with interest on said amount from the 2lst dag of January 1929, at the rate of six Per cent per annum until paid, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland ~cierk of the Superior Oourt of By Consent: Iredell County. Carroll BS encer _ Attorney for defendant, Stearns bros Inc Turner & & Turner Attorneys ‘Tor plainti#®, FH Hicks ' Co. ° Seihttine est Seibert tet 197 198 North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk, C H Turner Manufacturing Co Inc 6 vs § JUDGMENT \J B Monroe & Mrs M E Monroe 0 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under- signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on this Monday December 9th 1929; and it appearing to the Court that on October 14th 1929, the Plaintirs caused a summons to be issued against the defendants in this action and at the same time filed a verified complaint; and it further appearing that on October 22, 1929,said summons, together with a copy of the said verified complaint. was duly served on the defendants, J B Monroe and Mrs M E Monroe; and it further ap- pearing that this action is an action to recover the sum of $529.00 with interest on said sum from the lst day of February 1929, at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid; and it further appearing that more than thirty days have elaps- ed and exnired since the service of summons and copy of complaint on the defend« ants, and that the de: endants have failed to appear and answer or demur to said complaint within the time allowed hy law, and still fail and neglect to answer or demur to said complaint; It is, therefore, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $529.00 with interest thereon from the 2at day of Febraury 1929, at the rate of six percent per annum untib paid. It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendats the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. John ZB Milholland _ Clerk Superfor Court Tredell Co. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, \ Flood and Conklin Co, vs Q FINAL JUDGMENT L O Hawkins, trading as 0 L O Hawkins & Co, 4 This cause coming on tobe heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, upon motion of Scott & Collier, attorneys for the plaintiff, for judgment final, and it appearing to the Court that the summons was issued in this action on the 9th daybof Nov. @ and that a copy of the complaint was filed \ in the office of the Clerk on said date; that on the 9th day of Nov 1929, the sheriff duly served a copy of said summons, together with a copy of the plain- tiff's verified complaint, on the defendant, L 0 Hawkins, and that thirty days have elapsed since the service of said suimons and complaint and that the de- fendant has failed to answer or demur to the plaintiff's alleged cause of actige And it further appears to the Court that the plaintiff's alleged cause of action is for goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered to the defendant for which there is now a balance due over and above all credits, counter-claims and setoffs, the sum of $251.10, with interest from the 27th day of August 1928, at the rate of 6%. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain- tiff recover of the defendant the sum of $251.10, with interest from the 27th day of August 1928, at the rate of 6%. And it is further adjudged that the de- fendant be taxed with the costs of this action. This the 9th day of Becember, 1929. John L Milholila nd Clerk Superior Court. Court North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Iredelli County. § M Moses & Son, Inc, $ vs ) JUDGMENT, Kelly Clothing Co Inc. § This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersignd Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday December 16, 1929, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this action on Nov 2md 199 and served on Nov 2, 1929 by reading and delivering a copy of the summons and a Copy of the complaint on the defendant; and it further appearing to the Court that a duly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the lst day of Nov. 1929; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Three Hundred and Ninteen & 13/100 Dollars, with interest from Dec lst 1928 at the rate of 6% per annum until paid; and it furth ®r appearing that said amount is due upon a stated account as set out in the verified complaint; and it further appearing that the defendant has not filed &n answer or demurrer in the time allowed by law; 199 Fs It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of ThreesHundred and Nineteen & 13/100 Dollars with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from December lst, 1928 until paid, and that the costs of this action be taxed by thés Court against the defendant. This the 16th day of December 1929. _ John L Milholland Clerk Superior Sourt, See Te tese TEE Ce a North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk. George P Ide and Company Inc. vs JUDGMENT, Kelly Clothing Company, Inc. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard, before His Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it ap- pearing to the Court that summons was issued in the above entitled matter on the 8th day of November, 1929, and at the time of the issuance of said summons that a duly verified complaint was filed in this office, and it further appear=_ ing to the Court that a copy of the summons and complaint were duly served on the defendant on the 9th day of November 1929 and that no answer or demurer has been filed on or before this the 16th day of December, 1929, and it further ap- pearing to the Court that the time for filing an answer, demuring or otherwise pleading has expired; and it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief demanded inthe compaaint: Now, therefore, it is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiff recover of the defendant the sum of $1508.06 with interest from October, 4th 1929 until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the UClerk. ___John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County N C HH ESE TESST of North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court § Before the Clerk. state County of {Tredell. Geo. P. Ide & Company Inc. vs JUDGMENT. Kelly-Field Company, Ince Tis cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, gohn L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County and it asppear- ing to the Court that summons was {ssued in the above entitled matter on the 15h day of November, 1929 and that at the time of the issuance of said summons 4 duy "verified complaint was filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court; and it further appearing to the Court that the summons was duly served on the defendant on the 14th day of November, 1929 and a copy of the complaint and summons deliv- ered to the defendant at that time, and that no answer or demurer has been filed on or before this the 16th day of December, 1929; and it further appearing to the Court that the time for answering, demurrering or otherwise pleading has ex- pired and that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief demanded in the complaint Now, therefore, it 4s considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain- tiff recover of the defendant the sum of Two Hundred Five * 10/100 ($205.10) Dollars, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from June 27th 1929, until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. This the 16th day of December, 1929. John L Milholland “Glerk Superior Court/ North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk. \ United States Rubber Company vs ZBUDGRENT. WC Ridenhour, trading as Army Salvage Store. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it ap- pearing to the Court that summons was issued in the above é@ntitled matter on the Sth day of November, 1929 and that service of summons was accepted by de- fendant on the 12th day of Novemberp 1929, that at the time of accepting service Of said summons &hé defendant also acknowledged receipt of @ copy of 2088 Or mons and complaint, that a duly verified complaint was filed in this office on the 5th day of November 1929; and it further appearing to the Court that no an= swer or demurer has been filed on or before this, the 16th day of December, 1929, and that the time for answering, demuring or otherwise pleading has now expired; and it further appearing to the Court from the complaint that the Plaintiff ig entitled to the relief demanded; Now therefore, it is ordered and adjudged that the plaintirr recover of the defendant the sum of $815.30 with interest from Siteaber SOth 1928, toe gether with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, This the 16th day of December, 1929, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. WEB SES He EEE DETTE te Se North Carolina, }§ In the Superior Court Iredell County. 9 Before the @lerk S L Tomlin and wife Maggie M Tomlin $ J A Knox, T N Brown, David L Brown, 0 J R Hodson and wife Lucy V Hodson, 4 J Paul Gilliam and H N Collins § vs 6 JUDGMENT § W D Creedmore. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court on motion pf plaintiffs for judgment be default fow want of an answer, and being heard, and #t appearing to the Court that the defendant was duly served with summons by publication as required by law, and that the complaint was duly verified and filed in this office when the summons was is- sued on the 23rdcday of August 1929, and that the defendant has failed to file an answer within the time allowed by law, and that the action was brought to cancell a certain mortgage deed on the ground that same had been paid, and it appearing to the Court that said mortgage by S L Tomlin and wife, Maggie M Tom- lin, to W D Creedmore, the defendant, recorded fn the office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County in Book 51, at page 586, has been fully paid to the de- fendant by the Plaintiffs, S L Tomlin and wife, Maggie M Tomlin; and that the plaintiffs are the owners of the lands described in said mortgage deed sndtin the complaint, and that said plaintiffs are entitled to the relief as prayed for, namely the canselation of said mortgage deed, It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiffs are entitled to recover of the defendant the relief demanded in the com- piaint, to-wit: It 1s ordered and adiudged thet the Mortgage deed from 8 L Tom- lin and wife Maggie Tomlin, to W D Creedmore, dated the 9th day of March,192M) 1 203 recorded @n Book No 51 of Mortage Records on Page 586 in the office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County, State of North Carolina, having been fully paid by the plaintiffs, S L Tomlin and wife, Maggie M Tomlin to the defendant, W D Creedmore, is hereby cancelled and declared null and void, and the Register of Deeds of Iredell County is hereby ordered to cancel said mortgage deed of record in accordance with this judgment. This Monday November 18th 1929, John L Milholland ~~ Glerk Superior Court of Iredell 4 County N C var OEE oe sre er ok a ee North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. Iredell County vs ORDER OF REMOVAL. ' 9 Commercial National Bank 0 of Statesville, N. C. 0 This cause coming on to be heard before Hon. Sohn L Milholand, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, upon the petition and bond cy of the defendant Commercial National Bank of Statesville, -North Carolina, oer for an order transferring said cause to the Disbrict Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina, and it appearing to the Court that the said defendant has fileddits petition for removal in due form and according to law, and within the time prescribed by statute, and that the said defendant has f&led its bond duly conditioned, with good andnsuf- ficient surety, as provided by law, and that the said defendant has given the plaintiff due and legal notice thereof. Now, therefore, said petition and bond are hereby accepted, and it is hereby ordered and adjudged that this cause be and it is hereby removed to the District Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina; And it is further ordered that a certified transcript of the re- cord in this cause be made up and transmitted to said Court forthwith. This the 26th day of November 1929. John L Milholland —Gierk Simte Superfor Court. Plaintiff excepts to the above order. This Nov, 26, 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court TEN Hele Habit & 202 the 5th day of November 1929; and it further appearing to the Court that no an-~ swer or demurer has been filed on or before this, the 16th day of December, 1929, and that the time for answering, demuring or otherwise pleading has now expired; and it further appearing to the Court from the complaint that the plaintirr is entitled to the relief demanded; Now therefore, it is ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $815.50 with interest from December SOth 1928, toe gether with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, This the 16th day of December, 1929. John L Milholland Clerk Superfor Court. ~~ Tee teem 4h tee te te these te North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the @Glerk S L Tomlin and wife Maggie M Tomlin 4 J A Knox, T N Brown, David L Brown, 6 J R Hodson and wife Lucy V Hodson, 4 J Paul Gilliam and H N Collins 4 vs 0 JUDGMENT W D Creedmore. $ This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court on motion pf plaintiffs for judgment be default fow want of an answer, and being heard, and ét appearing to the Court that the defendant was duly served with summons by publication as required by law, and that the complaint was duly verified and filed in this office when the summons was is- sued on the 25rdcday of August 1929, and that the defendant has failed to file an answer within the time allowed by law, and that the action was brought to cancel] a certain mortgage deed on the ground that same had been paid, and it appearing to the Court that said mortgage by S L Tomlin and wife, Maggie M Tom- lin, to W D Creedmore, the defendant, recorded fn the office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County in Book 51, at page 586, has been fully paid to the de- fendant by the plaintiffs, S L Tomlin and wife, Maggie M Tomlin; and that the plaintiffs are the owners of the lands described in said mortgage deed andtin the complaint, and that said plaintiffs are entitled to the relief as prayed for, namely the canselation of said mortgage deed, It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiffs are entitled to recover of the defendant the relief demanded in the com- plaint, to-wit: It is ordered and ad‘udged that the Mortgage deed from 8 L Tom- lin and wife Maggie M Tomlin, to W D Creedmore, dated the 9th day of March, 102%, — 203 recorded @n Book No 51 of Mortage Records on Page 586 in the office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County, State of North Carolina, having been fully paid by the plaintiffs, S L Tomlin and wife, Maggie M Tendin to the defendant, W D Creedmore, is hereby cancelled and declared null and void, and the Register of Deeds of Iredell County is hereby ordered to cancel said mortgage deed of record in accordance with this judgment. ae This Monday November 18th 1929. ie John L Milholland ~~“Glerk Superior Court of Iredell County N C In the Superior Court 7 Iredell County vs ORDER OF REMOVAL. ' 0 Commercial National Bank 0 of Statesville, N. C. 0 This cause coming on to be heard before Hon. Sohn L Milholand, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, upon the petition and bond C of the defendant Commercial National Bank of Statesville, -North Carolina, we for an order transferring said cause to the District Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina, and it appearing to the Court that the said defendant has fileddits petition for removal in due form and according to law, and within the time prescribed by statute, and that the said defendant has fled its bond duly conditioned, with good andnsuf- ficient surety, as provided by law, and that the said defendant has given the plaintiff due and legal notice thereof. Now, therefore, said petition and bond are hereby accepted, and it is hereby ordered and adjudged that this cause be and it is hereby removed to the District Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina; And it is further ordered that a certified transcript of the re- cord in this cause be made up and transmitted to said Court forthwith. This the 26th day of November 1929. Milholland GS. j Superior Court. Plaintiff excepts to the above order This Nov. 26, 1929. John L Mi holland ——“Glerk Superior Court TENE eM ie Te Sst ie 204 \ North Carolina, 4} In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4} Before the Clerk, W W Rankin Co., t vs 4 ¢UDGN BH 2, J C Overcash _ 4 This cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, cs C. on Monday, December 25, 1929, and it appearing that the verified complaint was filed in this action on Nov 21, 1929 and summons was issued 6n Nov 21, 1929 and properly served on the defendant on Nov 21 1929 together with a copy of the complaint and it further appearing that no answer has been fil- ed and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of the sum- mons : It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of « the defendant the sum of $522.81 with interest from Nov 1, 1929 at the rate of six per cent per annum and recover its cost and that the defendant be xa taxed with the cost. This December 23, 1929. Johnx L Milholland C8 6. North Carolina, § In the Superior Court Iredell County. 9 Chas Levys Sons Ine, 4 ts ve ' JUDGMENT Kelly Clothing Co Inc, 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under- Signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday December 23rd, 1929, and it appearing to the Court that Summons was issued in this action on Nov 20th 1929 and served on Nov 2lst 1929 by reading and delivering a copy of the complaint on the defendant; and it further appearing to the Court that a duly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 20th day of November 1929; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant is indebged to the plaintiff in the sum of Beven Hunared and fourteen & 96/100 Dollars, with interest from June 10th 1929 at the rate of 6 per cent per annum until paid; and it further appearing that said amount is due by stated account for goods sold, delivered and accepted by defendant, as set out in the verified com- plaint filed in this 6@use; and it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer or demurrer in the time allowed by law: 205 It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Seven Hundred and Fourteen & 96/100 Dollars with inte t from June 10th 1929 until paid, at the rate of six per cent per annun, eres and that the costs of this action be taxed by this Court against the defendant This 23rd day of December 1929, _. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. ¢ L Williams, Receiver of the 4 Commercial National Bank of 4 Statesville, N. C. vs 0 JUDGMENT, C H Greenwoood 0 This cause coming on to be heard before me, on Monday, December 23rd, 1929, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly served up- on the defendant on September 9th, 1929; And it further appearing that this action is instituted for the re- covery upon a note of the defendant, executed by the defendant to C H Turner Manufacturing Company and transferred by the Company to the Commercial Nation- al Bank of Statesville, NC, said note being for $277.00 with interest from November 24th, 1927. And it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said note and interest. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $277.00 with interest from November 24th 1927, and al costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. i F-test a era 206 State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell. November Term, 1929, F L Westmoreland vs os UDG EN TT, Town of Mooresville, a Municipal Corporation, and the Mooresville Cotton Mills, a corporation. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of Court before His Honor, A M Stack, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the plain- tiff ahd defendants have compromised and settled all matters in controversy be- tween them arising on the pleadings, and that 1& has been agreed that the de~ fendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors or assigns, shall have a perpetual right-of-way and easement to cause the sewage and soil from its sewerage dis- posal plant to flow into Little Rocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may, from time to time, increase the flow thereof as its sewerage svstem may be extended, ehlarged or improved to meet the requirements of the increase in population and use of its sewerage and water system, but the offensive and deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of sewerage and soil hereafter flowing from said sew- erage plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given quantity, or unit, of sewerage and soil discharged from said plant, and that the defendamt Mooresville Cotton Mills, its successors or assigns, shall have a perpetual right-of-way and easement to cause the waste water and dyes from its manufactu- ring plant to flow into Little Rocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff as the said Little Rocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may increase the flow of waste water and dyes from time to time as its bus- iness may require, but the offensive and deliterious matter contained in any given quanttty, or unit, of waste water and dyes hereafter flowing from said manufacturing plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given Quantity, or unit, of waste water and dves discharged from said plant, and that the defendants are to pay the plaintiff, $600.00 as full compensation for said right-of-way and easement, and in full of all past, present, and future damage that the plaintiff, his heirs or assigns, have sustained, or may hereafter sus- tai s n, by reason of the defendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors or assigns causing and hereafter causing the sewagecand soil from its sewerage diaposel plant to flow through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, and byy a reason of the defendant, Mooresville Cotton Mills, its successors and assigns, causing and hereafter causing the waste water and dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow through, Over, across and on the lands of the Plaintiff: 207 IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Gourt that the Town of Mooresville shall have a perpetual right-of-way and easement to cause the sewage and soil from its swwerage disposal plant to flow into Little Rocky River and thence through, over, across and on the lands of bk the plaintiff, and may from time to time increase the flow thereof as its sewer age system may be extended, enlarged or improved to meet the requirements of the invsrease in population and use of its sewerage and water system, but the offensive and deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil hereafter flowing from said plant shall not be greater then is now present in any such given quantity, or unit, of sewerage and soil discharge ed from said plant, and that the Mooresville Cotton Mills shall have a perpet- ual right-of-way and easement to cause the waste water and dyes from its manu- facturing plant to flow into Little Rocyy River, and thence through, over, a- cross and on the lands of the plaintiff, as said Little Rocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, through, across, over and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may increase the flow of waste water and dyes from time to time as its business may require, but the offensive and deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of waste water and dyes hereafter flowing from said manu@acturing plant shall not be greater then is now present in any such given quantity, or unit, of waste water and dves discharged from said plant: It is further considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plain- tiff recover of the defendants, jointly and severally, the sum of $600.00 as full and complete conipensation and settlement for rights granted said defendant and in full satisfaction of all damage, past, present, and futmre, that plain- tiff, his heirs ov assigns, have sustained, or may hereafter sustain, by reason of the defendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors or assigns, causing and hereafter causing the sewage and soil from its sewerage disposal plant to flow through, over, across, and on the lands of the plaintiff, agreeable to the ters of this judgment, and by reason of the defendant, Mooresville Cotton Mills, its Successors and assigns, causing of hereafter causing the waste water and dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, agreeable to the terms of this judgment, and that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, jointly and severally, the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. This judgment not to draw interest if paid on or before January the lst, 1930; otherwise, to draw interst from the first day of this term of Court. BY CONSENT: A. M. Stack Judge presiding Monroe Adams, R A Collier & Buren Jurney ttorneys for plaintiff 2 V Turlington & Grier & Grier ttorneys for Defendants. Seapit of Seah eae tae ae aba dete | SANE 208 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, re IN THE SUPERIOR. COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL. NOVEMBER TERM 1929, J WH Johnson vs JUDGMENT Town of Mooresville, a Municipal Corporation, and Mooresville Cotton Mills Companf$, a corporation, This cause coming on to be heard at this Court before His Hon- or, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the Plain- tiff and defendants have compromised and settled all matters in controversy be-~ tween them arising on the pleadings, and that it has been agreed that the de- fendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors and assigns, shall have a perpet- ual right-of-way and easement to cause the sewage and soil from its sewerage disposal plant to flow into Little Rocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, as the said Little Rocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, over, through, across and on the lands of the Plaintiff, and may from time to time increase the flow thereof as its sewerage system may be extended, enlarged or improved to meet the requirements of the increase in popu- lation and use ofnits sewerace and water System, but the offensive and deliteré ious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil here- after flowing from said sewerage plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil discharged from said plant, and that the defendant, Mooresville Cotton Mills, its successors and as- Signs, shall have a perpetual right-of-way and easement to cause the waste waber and dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow into Little Rocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff as the said Little Rocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, thpough, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may increase the flow of the waste water and dyes from time to: time as its business may require , but the offensive and deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of waste water and dyes hereafter flow- ing from said manufacturing plant shall not be greater than is now present in & any such given quantity, or unit, of waste water and dyes hereafter flowing from said manufacturing plant, and that the defendants are to pay the plaintiff the sum of $596.00, as #ull compensation for said right-of-way and easement, and in full of all past, signs, have sustained, or may hereafter sustain, by reason of the defendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors and assigns, causing and hereafter causing the sewage and soil from its Sewerage disposal plant to flow through, over, across and on the lands of the Plaintiff > ville Cotton Mills, its Successors and assigns > waste wa ter and dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow through, over across and on the lands of the Plaintiff; Present and futitre damage that the plaintiff, his heirs or as- and by reason of the defendant, Moores? causing and hereafter causing the IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the Town of Mooresville shall have a perpetual right-of-way and ease- ment to cause the sewage and soil from its sewerage disposal plant to flow into Little Rocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may from time to time increase the flow thereof as its sewerage system may bei extended, enlarged or improved to meet the requirements of the in- crease in population and use of its sewerage and water system, but the offensive and deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil hereafter flowing from said plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil discharged from said plant, and that the Mooresville Cotton Mills, shall have a perpetual right of way and easement to cause the waste water and dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow into Little Rocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, as said Little Rocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may increase the flow of waste water and dyes from time to time as its business may require, but the offensive and deliterious matter contained in any given quanity, or unit, of waste water and dyes hereafter flowing from said manufacturing plant shall nme not be greater than is now present in any such piven quantity, or unit, of waste water and dyes discharged from said plant. It is further considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plain tiff recover of the defendants, jointly and severally, the sum of $596.00, as full and complete compensation and settlement for rights granted defendants and in full satisfaction of all damage, past, present and future, that plaintiff, hs heirs or assigns, has sustained, or may hereafter sustian, by reason of the de-~- fendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors or assigns, causing and hereafter Causing the sewage and soil from its sewerage disposal plant to flow through, ovér, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, agreeable to the terms of this Judgment, and by reason of the defendant, Mooresville Cotton Mills,its successos or assigns, causing or herafter causing the waste water and dyes from its manu- facturing plant to flow through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, agreeable to the terms of this judgment, and that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, jointly and severally, the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. This judgment not to draw interest if paid on or before the lst day of January, 1930; otherwise to draw interest from the first day of this term of Court. The motion to set aside the verdict is allowed in view of fore- 80ing judgment, BY CONSENT: A. M. Stack Judge Presiding Monroe Adams; R_A Collier & Buren Jurney Attorneys for plaintiff —4 V Turlington & Grier & Grier Attorneys for defendants. SIG EE SESE LOE te Fe Sete te c = 10 214 IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL NOVEMBER TERM, 1929 Court that the fown of Mooresville shall have a perpetual right-of-way and ease~- ment to cause the sewage and soil from its sewerage disposal plant to flow into Mason Kistler ‘ a Little Rocky River and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plain , vs ' JUDGMENT tiff, and may from time to time increase the flow thereof as its sewerage system | (fom of Mooresville, Pate i may be extended, enlarged or improved to meet the requirements of the increase | Cotton Mills Company,a corporation, } in population and use of its sewerage and water system, hut the offensive and de- This cause coming on to be heard at this term of Court hefore His Hon- literious matter contained in any given quantity, or unity, of sewage and soil or, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the plain- hereafter flowing from said plant shall not be greater that is now present in any t¥f and defendants have compromised and settled al matters in controversy be- such given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil discharged from said plant, and tween them arising on the pleadings, and that it has been agreed that the de- thet the Mooresville Cotton Mills shall have a perpetual right-of-way and easemert BERS at oa fendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors and assigns, shall have a perpet- to cau# the waste water and dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow into Little fF } : p | i, } i ; ual right-of-way and easement to cause the sewage and soil from its sewerage Rocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, = disposal plant to flow into Little Rocky River, and thence through, over, across as said Little Kocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, through, over, acros and on the lands of the plaintiff, and the said Little Rocky River now flows, and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may increase the flow of waste water and aa or may hereafter flow, from time to time, increase the faow thereof as its sew- dyes from time to time as its business may require, but the offensive and deliter erage system may extend, enlarged or improved to meet the requirements of the fous matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of waste water and dves increase in population and use of its sewerage and water System, but the offen- hereafter flowing from said manufacturing plant shall not be greater than is now * sive and deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of sew- present in any such given quantity, or unit, of waste water and dyes discharged age and soil hereafter flowing from said Sewerage plant shall not be greater from said plant: than is now present in any such given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil a It is further considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plain- discharged from said plant, and that the defendant, Mooresville Cotton Mills, tiff recover of the defendants, jointly and severally, the sum of $155.00, as full its successors and assigns shall have a perpetual right-of-way and easement to z and complete compensation and settlement for rights granted said defendants, and cause the waste water and dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow into Little in full satisfaction of all damage, past, present and future, that plaintiff, his Rocky River, and thence through, over across and on the lands of the plaintiff heirs or as&igns, has sustained, or may hereafter sustain, by reason of the de- as the said Little Kocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, through, over fendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors or assigns, causing or hereafter sak to flow through, over across and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may increase the flow of the causing the sewage and soil from its sewerage disposal pla waste water and dyes from time to time as its business may require, but the of- across and on the lands of the plaintiff, agreeable to e of this judgment racecars cette mene a fe ; nsive and deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of waste and by reason of the defendant, Mooresville Cotton Mills, its successors or as-~- water and dyes hereafter flowing from said manufacturing plant shall not be great- Signs, causing or hereafter causing the waste water and dyes from its manufactur} er than is now present in any such give quantity, or unit, of waste water and dy- ing plant to flow through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, agree- es discharged from said Plant, and that the defendants are to pay the plaintiff able to the terms of this judgment, and that the plaintiff recover of the defend- the bli sum of $135.00, as full compensation for said right-of-way and easement, and ants, jointly and severally, the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk an n fulj of all past, present and future damage that the plaintiff, his heirs ana of the Court, This judgment not to draw interest if paid on or before the lst or assi Stgns, have sustained, or may hereafter Sustain, by reason of the defendant, day of January, 1980; otherwise, to draw interest from the first day of this term Town of Mooresville, its successors or assigns, causing and hereafter causing of Court. the sewerage and soil from its Sewerage disposal plant to flow through, over, ac@ | or CONSENT: io ; “presta ; moss and on the lands of the plaintiff, and by reason of the defendant, Moores= —Honroe Adams, K A Collier & Burney Jurney ar " ville Cotton Mills, its Successors and assigns, causing and hereafter causing . eee ee the waste water and dyes: from its manufacturing plant to flow through, over, ‘ it eonnoSten & Grier te Grier across and on the lands of the Plaintiff: “ae 1 S866 eS te ett tiie tt te Metis thie EEE 912 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL. NOVEMBER TERM 1929, WL Kistler \ vs JUDGMENT Corporation, and the Mooresville Cotton Mills Compant, a corporation ) ) Town of Mooresville, a Municipal . ' This cause coming on to be heard at this term of Court before His Honor, AM Stack, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the pPleintiff ana defendants have compromised and settled all matters in controversy between them arising on the pleadings, and that it has been agreed that the defendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors and assigns, shall have a perpetual right-of-way and easement to cause the sewage and soil from its sewerage disposal Plant to flow into Little Kocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff as said Little Rocky River now flows, or mey hereafter flow, over, through, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may from time to time in- crease the flow thereof as its sewerage system may be extended, enlarged or ime proved to meet the requirmenés of the increase in population and use of its sewer- age and water system, but the offénsive and deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil hereafter flowing from said sewerage plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil discharged from said plant, and that the defendant, Mooresville Cottom Mills, its successors and assicns, shall have a perpetual right-of-way and easement to cause the waste water and dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow in- to Little Rocky Rivee, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the Plaintiff as the said Little Rocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, through over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may increase the flow of the waste water and dyes from time to time as its business may require,but the offensive and deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of waste water & and dyes hereafter flowing fromsaia manufacturing plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given Quantity, or unit, of waste water and dyes dis- charged from said plant, and that the defendants are to pay the plaintiff $440,00 as full compensation for said right-of-way and easement, and in full of al} past, present, end future damage that the plaintiff, his heirs or assigns, have sustain- ed, or may hereafter sust&in, by reason of the defendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors or, assigns, causing and hereafter causing the sewage and soil from ite sewerage dig eal plant to flow through, over, across amd on the lands of the plaintiff, and by reason of the defendant, Mooresville Cottom Mills, its successors and assigns, facturing plant to flow through, over across and on the lands of the plaintiff: Causing and hereafter causing the waste water and dyes from its manv= 213 IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, considered, adjudged and decreed by the Gourt that the Town of Mooresviile shall have a perpetual right-of-way and ease- ment to cause the sewage and soil from its sewerage disposal plant to flow into Little Rocky River and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plain tiff, and may from time to time increase the flow thereof as its sewerage system may be extended, anlarged or improved to meet the requirements of the increase in population and use of its sewerage and water system, but the offensive and delite {ous matter contained in any given quantity, or unity, of sewage and sil here- after flowing from said plant shall not be greater than is now present in any sua given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil discharged from said plant, and that % the Mooresville Cotton Mills shall have a perpetual right-of-way and easement to ie cause the waste water and dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow into Little Rocky River, and thence thpough, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, ey as said Little Rocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, through, over, acros and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may increase the flow of waste water 4 _" a 8 dyes from time to time as its business may require, but the offemsive and ious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of waste water and dyes V hereafter flowing from said manufacturing plant shall not be greater than is how : present in any such quantity, or unit, of waste water and dyes discharged from said plant: It is further condireded, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plain- tiff recover of the defendants, jointly and severally, the sum of $440.00 as full be and complete compensation and settlement for rights eranted said defendants, and hn full satisfaction of all damage, past, present and future, that plaintiff, his heirs or assigns, have sustained, or may hereafter sustian, by reason of the de- fendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors or assigns, causing or hereafter Causing thew sewage and soil from its sewerage dispoaal plant to flow through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, agreeable to the terms of this Judgment, and by reason of the defendant, Mooresville Cotton Mills, its successoxs and assigns, causing or hereafter caus ing the waste water and dyes from its manu- facturing plant to flow through, aver, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, agreeable to the terms of this judgment, and that the plaintiff recover of the de fendants, jointly and severally, the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. This judgment not to draw interest if paid on or before the ® Ist day of January, 1930; otherwise to draw interest from the first day of this term of Court, P &. M. Stack BY CONBENT: Judge Presiding —Monroe Adams, K A Collier & Buren Jurney Attorneys for Plaintifr ZV Turlington & Grier & Grier Attornevs for defendants. MATHS ee te WET EE Dib sedh tb te ht ) , ; + : 4 i. ie ; 214 : uring plant to flow through, over, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL. NOVEMBER TERM 1929, J M Lipe \ vs JUDGMENT Town of Mooresville, a Municipal Corporation, and the Mooresville Cotton Mills, a corporation, This cause coming on to be heard at this term of Court before His Honro, AM Stack, Judge Presiding, and it appecring to the Court that the Plaintiff and defendants have compromised and setteled all matters in controversy between them arising on the pleadings, and that it has been agreed that the defendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors or assigns, shall have a perpetual right-of-way amd easement to cause the sewage and soil from its sewerage disposal plant to flow fhnto Little Rocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff as said Little Kocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, over, through, across and on the lands of the Plaintiff, and may, from time to time, increase the flow thereof as its sewerage system may be extended, enlarged or improved to meet the requirements of the increase in population and use of its Sewerage and water system, but the offensive or deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of sewerage and soil hereafter flowing from daid sewera® plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given quantity or unit, of sewage and soil her eafter flowing from said sewerage plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given quantity, or unit, of sew- age and soil from said plant, and that the defendant, Mooresville Cotton Mills, its successors and assigns, shall have a perpetual right-of-way and easement to cause the waste water and dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow into Little Rocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff as the said Little Rocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may increase the flow of waste w ater and dyes from time to time as its business may require, but the offensive or celiterhous matter contained in any given quantity or unit, of waste water and dyes hereafter flowing from said manufacturing plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given quantityaor unit of waste water and dyes z rom said plant, and that the defendants are to pay the Plaintiff?, $544.00 as e full compensation for said: ‘righteof-way and easement, and in full of all past, rese p nt and future demage that the Plaintiff, hie heirs or assigns, have sustain- ed, or ma y hereafter sustain, by reason of the defendant, Town of Mooresville, its succ essors and assigns, causing and hereafter causing the sewage and soil from ité sewerage dis & posal plant to flow through, over across and on the lands of the pla across qnd on the lands of the plaintiff} ae cy IT IS, THEREFORE, condidered, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the Town of Mooresville shall have a perpetual rbght-ofway and ease- ment to cause the sewage and soil from its sewerage disposal plant to flow into Little Rocky River, and thence through, over, across and on the lands of the plah tiff as said Little Rocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, over, through, d on the lands of the plaintiff, and may from time to time increase the across an flow thereof as its sewerage system may be extehded, enlarged or improved to meet the requirements of the increase in population and use of its sewerage and water system, but the offensive and deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil hereafter flowing from said plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given quantity, or unit, of sewage and soil from said pjant, and that the Mooresville Cotton Mills shall have a perpetual right-of- way and easement to cause the waste water ahd dyes from its manufacturing plant to flow into Little Rocky River and thence through, over and across on the lands of the plaintiff, as said Little Rocky River now flows, or may hereafter flow, throum over, across. and on the lands of the plaintiff, and may increase the flow of waste water and dyes from time to time as its business may require, but the offensive or deliterious matter contained in any given quantity, or unit, of waste water and dyes hereafter fkowing from said manufacturing plant shall not be greater than is now present in any such given quantity, or unit, of waste water and dves dischargé ed from said plant; It is further ordered, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plain- tiff recover of the defendants, jointly and severally, the sum of $544.00 as full and complete compensation and settlement for rights granted said defendants, and in full satisfaction of all damages past, present and future that plaintiff, his heirs or adsigns, have sustained, or may hereafter sustain, by reason of the de- fendant, Town of Mooresville, its successors or assigns, causing and hereafter causing the sewage and soil from its sewage disposal plant to flow through, over, across and on the lands of the plaintiff, agreeable to the terms of this judgment, and by reason of the defemdants Mooresville Cotton Mills, its successors or assigs causing and heareafter causing the waste water and dyes from its manufacturing Plant to flow through, over across and on the lands of the plaintiff, agreeable to the terns of this judgment, and the plaintiff recover of the defendants, jointly and severally, the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. This Judgment not to draw interest if paid on or before January the lst, 1950; otherwise, to draw interest from the first day of this term of Court. A. M. Stack BY CONESNT: Judge Presiding —Honroe Adams, R A Collier and Buren Jurngy Attorneys of Plaintirt ~2V Turlington & Grier & Grier Attorneys for defendants. ee a ed ST he ORE Ti ON ls RTI INN COREA OER TOI 216 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, OG Sills ‘ vs JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT J B Parks, N Sankey Gaither, R F Gaither & C R Nicholson. te a — This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the plain- tiff and defehdants have compromised their differences and the Plaintiff through his attorney makes motion for judgment of non-suit upon defendants paying cost of action which has already been paid by defendants, Therefore, it is ord red, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff be allowed to take a voluntary non-suit. This the 6th day of January, 1930. John L Milholland Clerk Superior G coon a BY CONSENT: p ourt,. Attorney for plaintiff. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, \ Appalachian Marble Company \ Plaintigger vs 4 JULD G. MnEeNoTt ‘“orrison Manufacturing Company. § Defendant This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintirfr and defendant have compromised all matters of d@iffer- ence between them growing out of, and arising on the pleadings in this case, the defendant agreeing to pay the plaintiff Six Hundred Fifty Dollars ($650.00) in fall settlement and compromise of all liability of the defendant to the plain- tiff and to pgy the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, and it further appearing that the defendant has paid the plaintiff said sum of $650.00 in full, and that it has been agreed that judgment be entered, that the Pacer +e nothing by reason of its writ, and that the costs of this action be paid by the defendant; ay 18 therefore, by Court that the plaintirr recover of the defendant, and that the defendant pay the Tee °* “Mts ection to be taxed by the Clerk of the dome * Clerk Superior Court. q Adams & Dearman, Attorneys for Plaintiff Grier & Grier, Attorneys for defendant, consent, considered, adjudged and decreed by ~~ y \ \ \ North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court. Iredell County. } ualées the Cheer: Klein « Company Inc. ' vs 4 JUDGMENT, Kelly Clothing Company/Inc. } This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, John L milholaand, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Cpurt that summons was issued in the above entitled action on the 25th day of November 1929, and at the time of the issuing of said summons that a duly vert SRS Deming fied complaint was filed in this office, and it further appearing to the Court that a copy of the summons and complaint were duly served on the defendant on the 27th day of November 1929 and that no answer or demurrer has been filed on or be- RANEY fore this the 6th day of January 1930; and, it further appearing to the Court that the time for filing an answer or other wise pleading has expired; and it fusther appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to the refief demand pa go sage atta er ae a * Ke de A ; ed in the complaint: therefore, it is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff Now, recover of the defendant the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-seven & 25/100 Dollars HN with interest from the 19th day of May 1928, until paid together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court. Iredell Countye 4 ; Before the Clerk, Monroe Hardware Company, & corporation, Plaintiff. vs FINAL JUDGMENT Conner-Brgant Hardware Company, a corporation, Defendant. Ph <m <= — <> This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, the 6th day of January, 1950, upon motion of Attorneys, Adams & Dearman, for plaintiff, for jude ment be default final, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued on the 25th day of November, 1929; that said summons was xaamad anxthexfxth day af Mexembary 292 returnable as provided by law; that said summons together with a copy of the complaint, was served on the defendant on the 25th day of November, 1929; that on the 25th day of November 1929, the plaintiff filed a duly verified Complaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding @ sum certain in money due on a written instrument and a stated admitted account; it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for the defendant tompleag has elapsed since the service of the complaint and summons upon the defendant; that no answer, demurrer or other pleadings or motion has been filed by the de. fendant, and that no extension of time within which to plead or to move has been requested by or granted to the defendant; and it further appearing that the Plain. tiff exhibited to the Court the aforesaid note and stated admitted account, and that there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of Eight Hundred Forty- one Dollars and Eighteen Cents ($841.18) together with interest thereon at the rate of 6% per annum from the 16th day of May, 1929. THEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED that the Plaintiff ree cover of the defendant the sum of Eight Hundred Forty-one Dollars and Eighteen Cents ($841.18) with interest thereon at the rate of 6% per annum from the 16th day of May, 1929, until paid, together with@he cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, This Monday the 6th day of January, 1930, John L. Milholland_ Clerk Superior Court, we BN TE Ee oS North Carolina, 4} In the Superior Court Iredell County. § H A Smith vs COMMISSIONERS REPORT Earl Johnson and wife Kate Johnson eoeoS-lUlUwSSl Oe The undersigned commissioner respectfully shows to the Court: That pur- suant to an order of the court made tn the above entitled action on the 9th day of October 1929, that said undersigned exposed to public sale to the highest bidder at the courthouse dopr of Iredell County at 12:00 O'clock noon on Satur- day the 16th day of November 1929 after due advertisment as required by law, said lands mentioned and described in the petition filed in this action where and when H A Smith became the last and highest bidder for said land at the price That more than twenty days have elapsed and there has been ni increas@- ed bid; That it is the iopinion of the undersigned commissioner that said land would not bring a bigger price either at private or any other public sale and is a fair and reasonable bid, therefore said undersigned asks that said sale be confirmed and that he be directed to execute and deliver to the said H A Smith a deed conveying aaid land. This the 7th day of December, 1929. W A Bristol Commissioner, North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court. | Iredell County. 4 H A Smith vs JUDGMENT CONFIRMING SALE, Earl Johnston and wife, Kate Johnston CS << £43 This cause coming, on to be heard on the report of WA Bristol, commis sioner, in the above emtitled action heretofore appointed by the Court as such, and . It appearing to the Court that pursuant to and in obedience to an orde of the court made in this action on the 9th day of October 1929, said commissia er exposed to public sale the lands mentioned and described in the petition fit ed in the action on Saturday, the 16th day of November 1929, at 12:00 O'clock noon at the court house door in Statesville where and when H A Smith became the lasb and highest bidder for said land for the sum of $1200.00; It further appearing that more than twenty days have elapsed since said and that there has been no increased bid and that the bid is a fair and reasonable bid and probably as much as the land would bring at any other pri- vate or public sale; It is therefore ordered and adjudged that said sale be confirmed and the said commissioner is hereby directed to execute and deliver to said H A Smith a deed conveying said land. This the 7th day of December 1929. John L Milholland: cs Cc.