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DAD | ne me fAtwn? 227. ; trv 9 Paceniliia A222 Grtera Riiol aoe | | YW) Cie fe i931 | z 1b ; WwW hok 935 1 7 doh ads onthe ' i > : : oe : ah ae A a: 86 : i t gee 2 i ' See ; ; eS ee Ce | i { | i ‘ 4 ‘ — i iene “ r {i ay 4 }. ena a i hols ies sia pai i ee ae ; 7 J | yy soa | SSS | SHS | | oe SS fb 4 See & SS | | AW | 3% | : g PEA bed { ] ee — — | os. | | o> ae to e s oe eS ea | | Po porns Papas 4 fee : , ; ' ' ' ~ "a I | | | : 7. ow ys ek: ree ta nana ae tae Re om POR eF ac Bs is TEEN corer Sl ruined . i : So ile BSE ; hence « en 120 than thirty days have elapsed since the service of said summons and Compe. laint and that the defendant has failed to raise anm issue of fact, And it further appearing to the Court that the defendant ig in- debted to the plaintiff in the amount of $574.02 with interest from the 2nq day of March, 1931, until paid, It is, therefore, condidered and adjudged that the plaintiff re. cover of the defendant the sum of $574.02 with interest from the gnd day of March, 1931, until paid and that it be taxed with the cost, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk The Wallace Brothers Company, Plaintiff { vs JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL. J A Mullis and R w FOX, } Defendants. jf This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before his Hon- or, John L Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday, January 4th, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that the defendants J A Mullis and R W Fox were personally served with summons in the above entitl- ed action on the 25th day of November, 1931, and that copies of the plain- tiff's duly verified complaint were duly served on said defendants at the time of the service of said Summons and complaints upon the defendants and that they have filed to file answer or demurrer; and that the complaint al- leges a cause of action for the recovery of a sum certain in money upon & promissory note; | Vi THI E HHOR NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of John W Wallace, attorney for the plaintiff, it is hereby ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the plaintiff mocover of the defendants J A Mullis and R W Fox, and of each of them, the Sum of $515.00, with interest in the Sum of $24.15, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk This the 4th day of January, 1932 e JOhn L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court Before the Clerk, Irede11 County. pr D M Morrison f P vs { JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT. h Wakefield and the American { Serica! Company, Defendants. tt The Plaintiff, Dr D M Morrison, having come into Coubt, through his at- it torney, Neil S Sowers, and having submitted to a voluntary judgment of Non-suit It is condidered, ordered, and adjudged that this action be, and the same is hereby, dismissed. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the cost hereof. This the 4th day of January, 1932. John L Milholiand, csc — ri ee North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Seana J C Holmes Lumber Company } vs } JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT WA Duncan } 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 de- fendant have adjusted the matters and differences existing between themselves and that the plaintiff now desires to take a voluntary non-sulit. It is, therefore, upon motion of plaintiff's Attorneys, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be and it is hereby non-suited and taxed with the cost of this action. This 2nd day of January, 1932, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. Be ON OR ON NON ie a ad a We se eee eiete ie 123 4 it further appearing to the Court from the allegations in the complaint an North Carolina, No. 505 Fall Term 1931 “that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff on three trafle acceptances, Supreme Court Iredell County, » in the sum of $102.60, with interest from April lst, 1931, one in the sum on ° State j of $102.60 with interest from May lst, 1931, and a balance of $52.60 on an- vs } JUDGMEWN other, with interest on $50.00 from June Ist, 1931 until July 10th, 1931, and | ’ if Van Shoemaker, ) interest on $52.60 from July 10th 1931, until paid, due plaintiff by defendnts | Ben Brewer and n | Will McLain. ; i NOW, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court I 1 This cause came on to be argued upon the record from the Sup- that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $257.80, with interest | erior Court of Iredell County:- upon consideration whereof, this Court ths ’ on $102.60 from April lst, 1931, interest on $102.60 from May &st, 1931, inter- I of opinionthat there is no error in the record and proceedings of said Sup. se est on $50.00 from June 1st 1931 until July 10th, 1931 and interest on $52.60 i erior Court, ae from July 10th, 1931, until paid, and for the costs of this action to be taxed i ft is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, that by the Clerk of this Court. ie j ea the opinion of the Court, be certified to the said Superior Court, to the This the 4th day of January, 1952, | | intent that proceedings be had therein in said John L Milholland, i t n sa cause according to law. And Clerk Superior Court) | it is considered and adjudged further, that the defendants and surety WB | | Bl Shoemaker do pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, to-wit, : a | We ese te ee ete i the sum of Twenty-three and 15/100 (23.15) Dollars and execution issue i therefor, i A North Carolina, | In the Superior Court 1 A True Copy Frank Nash } | i Clerk of t ; Iredell County. : (SUPREME COURT SiAL) oe 7 | 7 | George D Buist, Keceiver of i The Packard Piano Co. it Miled in office Clerk Superior Court this Sth day of January 1932. vs CONSENT JUDGMENT GC G@ Smith Deputy c sc 7 J B Leonard, trading under the firm name of J N Leo- nard Piano Company. PT ee et <a WTR IB Se EEE ese | This cause coming on to be heard on the 4th day of January, 1932, and North Carolina, | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT it appearing to the Court that all matters in dispute have been adjudsted be- | Iredell County. | BEFORE THE CLERK ) tween the partioss easiest duce a as anes: It is now ordered and adjudged, by consent of the plaintiff and the de- a a Connecticut Corporation, fendant, that the plaintiff recover nothing of the defendant on the cause of vs The Rhyne Drug Company, a North j ) L156 e eee action set out in the complaint and that the defendant recover nothing of the Carolina Corporation, Plaintiff on the cause of action eet out in the answer. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, It is further ordered and adjudged, by eonsent, that this judgment John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it ap- oe eMnessSate and. bea, f0i) settlement ef 91% aakyere and a RE pearing to the Court that summons was issued @n the above entitled cause on Mability heretofore ante ting Agntne). Foe Aesenten’ 38 Sever At SO eee the 25th day of November, 1931 “ff end heretfore existing aGainst the plaintiff in favor of the defendant, » and that at the time of the issuance of safd — Swunons @ duly verified complaint was filed in the office of this Court; that Tt is further ordered and adjudged, by consent, that the plaintiff a&@ copy of said Summons, together with & copy of the complaint was duly serv-— i and defendant pay their own cost in this action. ed on the defendant . ’ : nt on the 85th day of November, 1931, and that no answer or ; SY Consent: Teen vsek sunentat ers emurrer has been filed on or b fe / : a efore this, the 4th day of January, 19352, and - EM Land, Attorney for Plaintiff, e time for answering, demurring or dtherwise pl exp 4 ar pleading has now aymer & Raymer, Attorneys for Defendant. TAG AE eH WUE RE TE ee 124 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk J B Rogers, Plaintiff, { vs JUDGMENT City of Statesville, Defendant, | This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Cler of the Sup- erior Court, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the parties have compromised and settled all matters of differences growing out of the matters and things ahleged and set forth in the complaint, and that said co romise and settlement have been carried out, and that the defendant i the plaintiff nothing, and it further appearing that under the terms settlement the defendant was to pay the costs of this action; It is now, thereforey by consent, consiedered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff take nothing by reason of his writ; and that the defendant pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, John L Milholland, By Consent: Clerk Superior Court Scott & Collier Attorney for Plaintirr Grier Grier & Joyner Attorneys for Defendant North Carolina ina, ) In the Superior Court Iredell County. | Fannie Dover V3 TW Rater 7 + . JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL Right Worthy Grand Council Independant Order of St. Luke <r leee This cause ming . cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before his Honor Joh filholls C ; onm lL Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday, the 4th a ¢ . ay of January, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant, Rigi t Wort Gre 4 ae Northy Grand Council Independent Order of St. Luke, was served with summons in t é S in the above entotled action, as provided by law, on the lst day of and a copy of the Plaintiffts dul duly served on the de December, 1931 : y verified complaint was f endant at the time of Service of summons; that more than thirty days have @lapsed since the service of . bas aae said summons and complain = pon the de endant, and that they have failed to file verified answer or a murrer; that ; 2 the complaint alleges a cause of action for a stated account NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Malcolm Cameron, Attorney for the plaintiff, 4t is hereby ordered, adjudgeda and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, Right Worthy Grand Council Independant Order of St. Luke, the sum of $500.00, with interest on said amount from the 23rd day of March, 1929; and for the costs of this action, This the llth day of January, 1932. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court Iredell County. Ribicis ARIE tie ot Bo So see IESE Sede ete PO BE BS eI Before the Clerk Fannie Dover | i j Iredell County. | i | we JUDGMENT Right Worthy Grand Council Independant Order of St. Luke. j This cause coming on to be heard on motion of the defendant to set aside the gudgment by default final heretofore entered, and being heard by the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County; And it appearing from the argument presented by counsel for both plaintiff and defendant that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment on the pleadings; IT IS THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitled th judgment as heretofore ordered by this Court; If IS FURTHER ordered, adjudged sand decreed that the motion of the defendant, through its counsel, be and the same is over-ruled and dismissed, ra This the 19th day of January, 1932. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court From above judgment defendant gives notice of appeal in open Court to January 1932 Term of Iredell Superior Court. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court 1 26 North Carolina, } In’ the Superior Court Iredell County. } Before the Clerk MeKiernan-Terry Corporation, } Plaintiff. " vs 4 FINAL JUDGMENT Grier-Lowrance Construction Company. Jf Yefendant { This cause coming on to be heard mg heard before the under signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on thig Monday, the 18th day of January, 1932, upon motion of the Attorneys for Blain. tiff, Adams & Dearman, for judgment by default final, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued 6n the oth day of December, 19313 that summons was returnable as provided by law; that on the 5th day of December, 1931, 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 Trade Acceptance note; that a copy of said Summons, together with a copy of the complaint was served on the defendant, Grier-Lowrance Construction Company, on the 7th day 2) of December, 1931; 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: anc ansv I Tendants; and no answer, demurrer, or other pleading, or motion has been fii yy: S} ] “8 Seen filed by the defendant, and that no extension of time will whi ; le ] 1 ch to plead or to move has been requested by, or granted to the defendant, and it further apvear to t Cor } ivtner appearing to the Court that the defendant exhibited to the Court tne tr e A Dtvar en t} > t 4 l i i@ “ae acce tar ce ote: 1 } £ + r © > AT 4cieg Tre appears to be due on sa a. ob ga- ion, the sum F H és ¢ ene sun of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), together with interest there- on at the rate 34 woe - of Six Per cent (6%) per annun from the 14th day of March, }950,. and interest on F H I op 5 ¢ yc ive Hundred Dollars ($500.00) from the 29th day of December, 1950, until paid, THEREUPON T TS antiims eee N, IT Is ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED that the plaintiff recover of the t] defendant the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), together with int t) - erest thereon at the rate of six percent (6%) per annum from the 14th day of March 93 £ » 1950, and interest on Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) from the 29th day of sen 1 ay September, 1950, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court This Monday the 18th day of January, 1932 John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court Iredell County North Carolina, } In the Superior Court rreiell County. } Before the Clerk. United States Rubber Company, sey Corporation a New Jersey Plaintiff. ioe JUDGMENT Crouch and Emma Crouch AG Defendants. 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 on December Srd, 1951, plaintiff caused a summons to be issued out of this Court against the above named defendants in this action, and at the same time filed in this office a duly verified complaint; and it further appearing that on December 10th, 19351, said suwimons, together with a copy of said compJaint, was duly served on each of said defendants; and it fur- ther appearing that this is an action on a certain promissory note under seal of the defendants, A C Crouch and &Bmma Crouch, for the payment of the sum of $2,578.06, dated May 16th, 19350, due "On demand", with interest from date at the rate of six per cent per annum; and it further appearing to the Comrt that more than thrity days have elapsed since the service of said summons and comp- laint on each of the defendants, and that neither of the defendants have ap-» peared and answered, demurred or otherwise plead to said complaint within the time allowed by law, and that the time for answering or otherwise plead- ing has now expired; IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plain- tiff recover of the defendants, and each of them, jointly and severally, the “Sum of $2,578.06, with interest thereon from May 16th, 1930, at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. This January 18th, 1932. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, Iredell County. Bete cede S36 127 nee 1 “8 North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County, Before the Clerk. L B Bristol 4 vs JUDGMENT American National Insurance Company, a corporation, C P Grantham, Trustee, and Jack Joyner, Trustee, sucessor to James K Marrs, Trustee, SS ES ee BE ee ae This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the un- dersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell Coumty, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant, American National Insurance Company, has through = ct a counsel, filed in this case a waiver of all damage sustained by it and grow. B 09 out of the issuance of the temporary restraining order in the above entit- I @ Q case; and it further appearing that the temporary restraining order, at the hearing before His Honor, J H Clement, Judge, was with the consent of the pilain- tiff, discharged and dismissed, as appears from a gudgment of His Honor filed in this cause; ff IS THEREFORE, considered and adjudged that the action be dismis- sed, and that the costs of said action be taxed against the plaintiff, 7 This the 19th day of Jany. 1932, John L Milholland Qn ‘ iy Gaeant: Clerk Superior Court, Malcolm Cameron Attorney for plaintiff Grher, Grier & Joyner Attorneys for defendants, North Carolina, In the Syperior Court Iredell County. | Gaaranty Mortgage & Realty Co. { vs } JUDGMENT Mrs D H Phillips { This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court and it appearing to the Court from the evidence in- trofuced by the plaintiff that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff by reason of a judgment of the District Court in the State of Texas in the Bent per annum from sum of $958.94 with interest at the rate of eigh ae the 2nd day of June, 1931, until paid. It further appearing to the Court that this action commenced in this Court by issuing a warrant of attachment against the defendant's pre perty and by serving notives upon Monroe Adams, Administrator, and D L Ray- mer, Administrator, who have property and effects in which the defendant has an interest, It further appearing to the Court that the exact amount due by Monroe Adams, Administrator, and D L Raymer, Administrrtor, can not be as- certained at this time, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $958.94 with interest from the 2nd day of June, 1931, until paid.,and that’ the:lien of this judgment be and it is declared & prior and prefered lien against whatever assets the said Monroe Adams, Administrator, and D L Raymer, Administrator, have or might have that ia now due the defendant or may hereafter become due up to the full amount of this judgment and cost. It is further ordered and adjudged that the said Monroe Adams, Administrator, and D L Raymer Administrator, shall pay any and all amounts due the defendant into this Court to be applied on the judgment aforesaid. Signed this the 22nd day of January, 1932. John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court JONG ete aie we North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. Carolina Motor Company Vs. C. L. Bell, R. L. Bell and Mrs Nancy E. Bell § This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court on this the 25th day of January, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that summons was duly issued by this Court on the 3lst day of Oct, 1931, at which time a writ of Claim and Delivery was likewise issued &gainst the defendants and that the plaintiff was allowed until the 15th day of November, 1931, to file its complaint; thet said summons and writ were served on the defendants, C, L, Bell and Nancy E. Bell and the return shows that R, L, Bell is now deceased; that upon the service by the Sheriff the defendants jointly executed the defendant's undertaking in the amount of $400.00 and re- tained possession of the personal property described in said cleim and delivery; thet on the Srd day of November, 1951, the verified complaint was filed in this action ana that a copy was sent to each of the defendants upon which service ms had; that the plaintirr alleges that the defendants are indebted to it in the amount of $560,00 with interest at the rete of six per cent per annum from December 8th, 1930, until paid, subject to e credit of $100.00 made on the 9th day of January, 1931, and thet said indebtedness is evidenced by a note duly executed by them; that more than thirty days have elapsed and that the defend- ants have failed to answer or cemur to the pleintiff's complaint, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, C. L, Bell ana Nancy E, Bell the sum of $560.00 with interest. from the 8th day of December, 1930, until paid, subject to a credit of $100, made on January 9th, 1931; that it is the owner of the property seized by the Sheriff and is entitled to the possession thereof; that F, H, Deaton be and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner and is authorized and empowered to sell the Property as is prescribed by law and to apply the pressidd. aftor paying the cost, on this judgment; that the defendants be taxed with the cost of this setim John L. Milholland ” ’ Clerk Superior Court. North Cerolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Cloyd E. Stevenson, Inc. Vs. t, L, Tomlin This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court and it appeering to the Court that this action wes instituted on the 30th dey of November, 1951, and that at said time summons was issued against the defendant and a writ of claim and delivery was issued by this Court against property belonging to the defendant; that upon the serving of the summons the defen‘eant together with one C. F, Leckie executed and deli- vered the defendant's undertaking for the possession of said property in the amount of $500.00; that upon the issuing of the summons thal grented until the 15th day of December, 1931, to file 4 a4 GEPldéint in this cause; that on the 15th day of December, 1931, the verified complaint to- gether with a copy were duly filed, and that the copy was duly delivered to the defendant; that the plaintiff's cause of action is based upon a written instrument, to-wit, a note, and that the amount is certain as alleged in the complaint, to-wit, $170.95. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $170.95 with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from the lst day of Oct., 1931, until paid; that the pleintiff is the owner of the property described in the chattel mortgage alleged in the com- Pleint and that upon the failure of the defendant to discharge the judgment herein rendered togehher with the cost, that the property described in said chattel mortgage be turned over and delivered to the Sheriff and that he ad- vertise and sell seid property as is provided by law for the sale of personal property; that in the event the Sheriff is unable to locate said property that the plaintiff recover of the defendant and C. F. Leckie the amount here- in adjudged to be due together with the cost. John L, Milholland r uperior Court, anes ne = 7 = 132 North Carolina, In the Superior Count Iredell County. Carolina Motor Company Vs, JUDGMENT, Frank Casstevens, Horace Casstevens and W. B. Casstevens. Oooocooo a] This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, on the 25th day of January, 1932, and it appearing to the Court thet summons was issued by this court on the 2nd day of December, 1931, at which time a writ of claim and delivery was issued, commanding the Sheriff to take fron the defendents, Frank and Horace Casstevens a Ford Tudor Sedan, Model A, Serie] No, 2508138, and that the plaintiff was granted until the 15th day of December, 1931, in which to file its verified complaint; that the Sheriff has teken, under said writ, the personal property described,therein and has delivered the possess. ion thereof to the plaintiff; that the complaint was duly filed by the plaintiff and verified on the 15th day of December, 1951, and a copy thereof was delivered to each of the defendants; that the defendants, Frank Casséevens and Horace Cass- tevens have failed to answer or demur to the plaintiff's cause of action and that they sre the only defendants who executed the chattel mortgage securing the note described in paragraph three of the complaint; that the plaintiff alleges thet the defendants are indebted to it in the sum of $403.75 with interest from the 10th day of March, 1931, until paid and that niether of the defendants who are int erested in the execution of the chattel mortgage have filed an answer setting up any issue of fact, It is further found by the court that the defendant, W. R. Casstevens hes filed an answer raising en issue of fact as to him, the cause as to him is re- tained end transferred to the trial docket of the Superior Court. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, Frank Casstevens and Horace Casstevens the sum of $403.%5 with int- erest from the 10th day ofMarch, 1931, until paid; that it is the owner of the property described in Peragreph two of the complaint and that Robert A, Collier dé appointed Commissioner to sell the property as is provided for the sale of persons! property and that these defendants be taxed with the cost, John L, Milhollend er uper or % 133 North Caroline, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Statesville Flour Mills Company Vs. JUDGMENT. John W, House and C. V. . ‘gaseae ; individuals, trading as House- Gerner Company SS SP es . This cause coming on to be heard on this the 25th day of January, 1932, before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court and it appesring to the Court that the complaint duly verified was filed in this office on the 15th day of December, 1951, at which time summons was issued to the Sheriff of Wilson County, commanding him to summons the defendants to answer or demur to the complaint, a copy of which was attached to the summons within thirty days from the service thereof; that the summons was served on each of the Gefendents on the 16th day of December, 1931 and that more than thirty days have elapsed since said service and neither of the defendants have answered or demurred to the plaintiff's cause of action and that no issue has been raised between the plaintiff and the defendants, It further appears to the court from the plaintiff's complaint and evidence of the plaintiff that the defendants are indebted to it in the sum of $700.00 with interest on $350.00, from the 15th day of November, 1951, until peid and on $350.00 from the 15th day of December, 1931, until paid, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $700.00, with interest on $350.00 from the 15th dey of November, 1931, until paid, and on $350.00 from the 15th dgy of December, 1931 until paid, and that the defendants be taxed with the cost of this action, John L. Milholland erk Superior court. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, Statesville Flour Mills Co, 6 Vs. JUDGMENT. F. B. Cooper i This cause coming on to be heard on this the 25th dey of January, 1932, before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court and it appearing to the Court that copy of the summons and complaint in this action were served on the defendant on the 19th day of Becember, 1931, and that more than thirty days have elapsed Since the service of said summons and complaint and that the (efendent has failed and neglected to answer or demur to the complaint, that the defendant is indebted to the pleintiff in the amount of $280.50 with interest from the 14th dey of August, 1931, until paid, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged thet the pleintite Pecover o the defendant the sum cf $280.50 with interest from August 14, 1931, unti) paid, and that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action, John L., Milholland Clerk Superior Court, Be: North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, The Bulf Refining Company, a Corporation, Plaintiff, Vs. FINAL JUDGMENT. C. B. Spencer, Defendent, This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North juvities. on this Monday, the 25th day of January, 19352, uvon motion of the Attorneys for Plaintiff, Adens & Dearman, for judgment by default final, and it appearing to the Court thet summons was issued on the 17th day of June, 1931; that summons was ree turnable as provided by law; that on the 17th day of June, 1931, the plaintiff filed @ duly verified complaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain in money due on a promissory note; that a copy of said summons, together with a copy of the combisiat: was served on the defendant, C. B. Spencer, on the 18th day of June, 1931; that ean order wes granted by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell sai, extending time for the defendant to plead, to the lst day of October, 1931; it further eppesring to the court thet the time allowed for the defendant to plead hes elapsed since the granting of the aforesaid order, and no answer, demurrer, or other pleading, or motion has been filed by the defendent; and it further appearing to the ot that the defendant exhibited the Promissory note sued on in this action; thet there appears to be due on said obligation, the sum of Two Hundred Sixty-nine Dollars and Forty-seven Cents ($269.47), togethwr with interest thereon st the rate of Six Percent (6%) per @nnum from the 6th day of January, 1931, unté2 a THEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED thet the baste 9! recove r of the defendant, the sum cf Two Hundred Sixty@nine Dollers and seven Cents ($269.47), together ‘ with interest thereon at the rate of six Fee (6%) per ann wm from the 6th day of Jenuary, 1931, together with the cost® this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the This Monday, Court, ov the 25th day of January, 1932, John L, Mil erk of Superie Iredell County. 135 North Caroline, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, Iredell County Vs. JUDGMENT. Commercial National Bank ae stetesville, North Carolina, ( 0 i § This cause coming on to be heard before the undefsigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard Monday, January 25th, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have agreed to compromise and settle their differences growing out of the matters and things alleged and set forth in the pleadings in the above entitled action upon the following terms, to-wit: Plaintiff is to recover judgment against the defendant in the sum of Fifty-five Thousand, Six Hundred and Seventeen Dollars and Seventy-four cents ($55,617.74), which is admitted in the answer of the defendant, against which the defendant is to be allowed to set 6ff the judgment for Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00), entered at the adjourned term of the District Court of the United States, for the Western District of North Carolina, held at Statesville, N. C. commencing January 18th, 1932, in the action entitled "Earl W. Jones, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, Vs, Iredell County,? thereby reducing the amount of the claim of Iredell County against the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, to Forty-five Thousand, Six Hundred and Seventeen Dollars and Seventy-four Cents ($45,617.74), upon which sum the County is to be paid dividends equal to the dividends heretofore paid other general creditors and shall hereafter be paid its pro rata share of all dividends paid general creditors of the Commercial National Bank of Statesvill North Carolina, and that the costs of this action is to be pnid by Earl W, Jones, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina; And it further appearing that the Receiver of the Commercial National Bank has been authorized and directed by an order of the United States District Court for the Western District of North Carolina to consent to this judgment and to sign the same through his attorneys in this action; IT IS, THEREFORE, by consent, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreai thet the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Fifty-five Thousand, Six Hundred and Seventeen Dollars and Seventy@four Cents ($55,617.74), and that the defendant be, and is hereby allowed to set off the judgment for Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) entered at the adjourned term of the District Court of the United States, for the Western District of North Carolina, held a Statesville, N. C, commencing January 18th, 1932, in the action entitled ® Eerl W. Jones, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, ee 136 North Carolina, Vs. fredell County," thereby reducing the amount of the claim of Iredell County against the Commercial National Bank of Statesvilis ‘4 ’ North Caroline, to Forty-five Thousand, Six Hundred and Seventeen Dollars and Seventy-four Cents ($45,617.74), and that said sum of Forty-five Thousand, Six Hundred and Seventeen Dollars and Seventy-four Cents ($45,617.74) be, and the same is hereby declared to be a general claim against the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, upon whiéh the plain. tiff shall be paid dividends equal to the dividends heretofore paid Other general creditors of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Cart» lina, and upon which it shall hereafter receive and be paid its pro rata ekare of all dividends paid general creditors of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, It is further considered and adjudged that Earl W. Jones, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. John L, Milholland er upérior Court, Iredell” County, North Carolina, BY CONSENT: Scott & Collier, P, P, Dulin Drier, Grier & Joyner. ‘Attorneys for Fla IntitT e E. M, Land & D. L, Raymer “ittorneys for Detentee —-——— SE He 4¢ WEA HME SS ae at 8 ae 90 at ae ae ge ae ge ae ge ge HMR HK S-4e-4 42 3 40-92 ge gt 3r ae ge 137 a ny ae North Carolina, |} In the Superiof Court Iredell County. 4 Carolina Motor Company, { oe Q JUDGMENT OF NON-SUTT. CL Beaver, et ale } This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court SASSSSHS IH LSLACSLESS that the plaintiff and defendants have composed the matters and difference between themselves and that they do not desire to further assert the al- leged cause of action; 2 It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff be non-suited and taxed with the cost of this action. Thid 25th day of January, 1952. John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court North Carolina In the Superior Court ’ p Iredell County. Cloyd E Stevenson, Inc. { vs ) ou DG 4 2.2 2 B E Laekey ‘ This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court and it appearing to the Court that the action as above styled was commenced in this Court on the 30th day of November, 1951, by the issuing of a summons and a writ of claim and delivery against property belonging to the defendant uponnwhich the plaintiff held a chattel mortgage as alleged in the complaint. It further appears to the Court that upon said claim and delivery, the Sheriff seized from the defendant one Blue Jersey Milch Cow. it further appears to the Coury that the time for filing the comp- laint was extended for the plaintiff until the 15th day of December, 1931, and that on the 15th day of December, 1951, the verified complaint and copy were filed in this office and that the copy was duly delivered to the de- fendant; that the plaintiff alleges that the defendant is indebted to it in the sum of $120. and as evidence of said indebtedness it holds the defendant note for said amount, | 149°) Wherefore, from the facts found, it is ordered and adjudgeq that the IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $120 with interest from February plaintiff recover of the defendants, and each of them, jointly and 19th, 1930; that the property seized by the Sheriff be sold under the terms severally, the sum of $5,000.00, with interest thereon from December 5th, of the contract and that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action, 1931, at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum until pa&d, together with This tis A6th day of Jannery, 1688; : the costs of this action,to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, John L Milhollana, It is further considered and adjudged that Jack Joyner be, and Clerk Superior Court, he is hereby, appointed a Commissioner to sell said eighty (80) shares of stock, hereinbefore described, after first advertising thé same at the Court House deor and three other public places in Alexander County, for Sheehy (OO) GAZe Semeee rary PE CSOOINE uSh Sele, ant in eRe HORS published in Alexsnder County at least once a week for four weeks, therein a | | appointing a day and place of sale, and at such time and place to expose i a North Cerolina, In the Superior Court, h a h sale blic sale to the highest bidder for cash, end upon such sa Iredell County. Before the Clerk, meid stock ot 5 ies adie | and sa ommissioner to transfer and deliver said stock to the purchaser, | First National Bank of 0 roceeds from the sale of said stock es follows: Statesville, North Carolina, shall apply the p Plaintiff, ; (1) To the payment of the cost of edvertising end selling said i Vs. JUDGMENT, stock, including 5% commissions to the Commissioner, | Ed. C. Campbell, R. L. Alspaugh, f ; (2) As a payment on the indebtedness due the plaintiff in this and H, T, Kelly, partners, trading and 6 ft doing business under the firm name cane | and style of Campbell Lumber Company, 6 P it and as individuals, 0 This lst day of February, 1932, Defendants, 6 : Wy This cause coming on to be heard, and being hearé before His Honor, John L, Milholland ee Clerk Superior Court, Iredell County. i John L, Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it nt sppesring to the Court that on December 24th, 1951, plaintiff caused a \ Summons to be issued out of this Court against the above named defendants in li | this action, and at the same time filed in this office a duly verified complsint; | end it further appearing that on December 28th, 1931, said summons, together with a copy of said complaint was duly served on each of said defendants; end North Carolina, In the Superior Court. it further &ppearing that this is an action on a certain promissory note Iredell County. i under seal of the defendants, for the payment of the sum of $5000.00, dated September 6th, 1931, due Ceniaiais Statesville Flour Mills Company Sth, 1931, with interest after maturity at the rate of six per cent (6%) per Vs, JUDGMENT. Snnum; and it further appearing to the Court ‘ C. H. Brown 1 that more than thirty Cays have elapsed since the service of said summons 4nd trading as tas’ mPa is. ' e Gradegg Company. co och om complaint on each of the defendants, and that né@ither of the defendants have | appeared and answered, demurred, or otherwise ee | the time allowed by lew, ve ; aint witeee This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk piead to said complain and ; of the Superior Co t this the lst da of February 1932, and it that the time for answering or otherwise pleading ur on v. , urthe | appearin to = laint in this action was served on the : fendant by the Cc t on the 14th day of December 9 t h defendants ; Sheriff of Buncombe oun J: 1931, together with a copy of the summons; that on the 13th day of January, the Bank of Alexander, of Teylorsvill for the 1952, the defendant filed an answer setting up that the Gredegg Company ©, N.C. to be held as collateral security : payment of said indebtedness was not a corporstion, but was solely operated by C. H, Brownell, the de- ’ end tt the plaintiff asks that @ { | Commissioner be appointed to aduebens fendant; that the defendant admitted an indebtedness to the plaintiff but | and sell in or to epply the said shares of stock Proceeds of S@id sale on t denied the correctness of th ; @ account and asked for an accoun grs- he payment of bhe judgment in this. ’ 143 142 In the reply to the answer filed by the plaintiff, plaintirr itemized =», . and verified the exact items compesing the account and made a motion that the enswer be stricken from the. records for that it was a sham and too indefinite to constitute an issue of fact and that it was set up for the sole purpose of delaying and defeating the plaintiff from recovering against the defendant and moved to the court to strike it from the records, The Court on the motion notified the defendant, through his attorneys of & hearing Fs S iieinememantaaeen inane ee Tee nn to pess upon the motion on Tuesday, January 26th, 1932 at ten A. M; that the ® court was informed that the hearing was continued for the defendant from Tues- g aaa dey until Friday, January e9th, 1932; that on Friday, January 29th, 1932, neither the defendant nor attorneys appeared to show cause why the answer | } | | filed by him should not be stricken from the records, | tc stent It is further found by the court that defendant is indebted to It is, now, therefore, ordered anda adjudged that the answer of the defendent be stricken from the records and that the plaintirr recover from the defendent, Cc, H. Brownell, trading as the Gradegg Company, the sum of $661.12 with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 13th day c of Warch, 1931, until paid ana that he be taxed with the cost of this action, John L, Milholland ‘he pleintiff in the amount of $661.12 with interest from 3/13/31, o Clerk Superior Court, ct Sn aEIEEEEEEetne eee re ‘ “ . scene eteneecenetsmrerueenmrenrneomrensereermrsereerersrerees oes ere Te North Caroline, In the Superior Court. Iredell County, Petition i To Honorable John mM, Oglesby, Judge 15th Judicial District of North Carolina, Finding it necessary to go to Raleigh, N, C., on important business I hereby petition you to grant me leave of absence from office for Monday Februery Ist, 1932, as Provided in Section 946 of Consolidated Statutes of North Carolina, Respectfully submitted, | Se ee | | John L, Milholland ty. | Clerk Superior Court Iredell veun a John L, Milhollana, erk Superior Court, ire Clerk Superior Court Iredell County, N. ¢ It Upon foregoing Petition it is hereby ordered that you may be absent from your office Monday, February 1, 1932, John M, Oglesb on : udge 5 udicia ULS ffi SSE et say MA Het ge IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 144 JANUARY TERM 1932, Nopth Varolina, In the Superior Court, Irede!1 County. January Term 1932, Be 1t remembered that at a Superior Court for the County of Irede1, om State of North Carolina, Statesville, on the 5th Monday before the lst Wonday in March in the year of Our Lord 1932, at 10:00 O'clock A. M, when and viens G@ C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County, John E Milholland, Clerxr Supertop Court, Zeb V Long Solicitor of the 15th Judicial District were present; G@ C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County opened Court. Hon Zeb ¥ Long made announcement that on account of the critical illness of the son of fils Honor, Michael Schenck, Judge Presiding, Court was adjourned until a ) fuesday february 2nd, 1932. ) ‘ lina? 396 5 " ORO PUMSDAY February @, 1932+ This Honorable Court convened according to adjournment, His Honor Michael Schenck, Judge Presiding not be ing able to be present Court was ad= i journed until 9 O8clock A M Wednesday Feby. 5, 1982. SDAY FEBR PS. 3648. ‘i This Honorable Court convened according to adjournment, His Honor faakhnal Gahaatr on ag pile re phe 2.49. : : : p ichael Scheck, Judge Presiding not being able to be present Court was uske Journed until 9 Otclock A. M. T ursday Feby 4, 1932- O20 L932~= Ly “MBRUARY .; j? 9 1 agp 7 Ve + "ONVvaNnNed areronna r } } { - this Honox abl Cour t conv ned acc ording to adjournment, His Honor, enats! ” > le oe Pmaata " Y We 4 7 ‘ wlenael Scheck, Budge Presiding not being able to be present, Court was ade Journed until 9 O'clock A. MN, Friday, Feby :! 1932- RIDAY , LANL 9 +0706 This orab) sour convene naecorda : H H ‘a sae lonorable — » conver d according to adjournment, His Honor, eee wcnenck, Judge Presiding not being able to be present Court was ad-« Journmd until 9 Otclock A. M. Saturday, Feby 6 1932 4 “Y o + ~vvin AY, Fi UARY 6, 1932- MAgqg Tan mAh (a » ~ r re aoe Hono1 abe Vourt convened according to adjo irnment, His Honor, honael scnenck, Judge Presiding ( ’ ry able t , journed unt 41 M2 a oe si ‘ng, not being able to be present Court ad- : > Unta. Monday Morning, February 8th, 1932 at 10:00 O'clock. This Honorable Cc rt ‘ : 8 nonorable Court convenes according to adjournment Monday Morning February 8th, 1932. at 10; : S vg OU), Lvvc, at ys ‘clock &: His Honor Cameron MoRae, : Qyyy ya ’ > . erior Court Judre assitoned bh ~ ° assigned by the Governer to hold said Court, presented the following Commission: ( Next pape} IN THE SUPERTOR CouRT 145 JANUARY TERN 1932, Monday, February 8, 1932, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COMMISSION OF THE GOVERNOR TO HIS HONOR To HON. Cameron F MacRae. One of the special Judges of the Superior Courts of North Carolina- GREETINGS: WHMREAS, It has been made to appear to the satisfaction of the Kxecutiv: Department that good and sufficient reasons exist why Michael Schenck, one of the Judges of the Superior Courts of North Carolina, due to illness in family, beginning February 8th; NOW, THEREFORE, I, 0. Max Gardner, Governor of the State of North G lina, by virture of authority vested in me by law, do hereby commission you hold said term of said Court for the County aforesaid, beginning Monday the is unable to hold the term of the Superior Court for the County of Iredell ve 8th day of Februar 19352, and continue one week, or until tne business is dis- ‘ Y> ’ ’ | posed of, (mixed term) IN WITN#SS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State 06 be affixed, this the lst day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine htndred and 32 and in the one huridred and 56th year of our American Independence, O Max Gardner By the Governor: Edwin Gill Private Secretary GC Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County, is present and returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as juror for this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: The following were drawn and sworn as Grand-Jurors for a period of six months; W W Sherrill, L S Williams, C J Holland, J B Yartwright, C M Madison, M Sample, S$ R Jurney, J P Stewart, C A Stewart, J M Morrison, M L Beckham, J C Crawford, E L Plyler, J H West, S H Stevenson, D G Johnson, J C Bost and R § Keller, SR Jurney, was appointed and sworn as foreman of the Grand-Jury. EV Privett was appointed and sworn as officer of the Grand-Jurye the following were dwopn as petty jurors for the week; W H McGraw, ML Goble, J B Morrison, WA Cooper, J G Poston, WL Moore, Q L Godfrey, W P ¥ ® ork, J A Sherrill, G EK Wilkie, A J Renegar, TN Gilleland, B A Redman, M ¢ Hill E Brown, Dz Turner Jr, H C Sharpe, F M Reagons, T J Murdock, F C Nesbit, Be Br e “dburn', DL Williams, A B MeCurdy, J C Webb, J F Cash. ys ' | j i wr f# 146 The following were excused by the Court, John B Reece, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1932 Monday February 8, 1932, Stroud, W P Carpenter Jr, Wilson Bridage MeBride . Noe 2 State vs Phillip Hayes No $ State vs Marvin Benfield Bill Gentle Clyde Gentle “No 4 State vs WF Howard No 5- State vs Benks Denfield, State vs Vernon Rash No, 7 State Vs herbert G Morrigon No. 8 State vs Will Hartness No. 10 State vs henry Hines No. 1] State vs Duke Templeton Yo 12, 13, 14 State vs W M Lowthr op No. 15 State vs Blain Goodin No 16 State vs RKoger Bennett f ' f ' 4 ! } <— e > ee A EN I ee ME me Oe et ee ee pte HOUSEBREAKTI TO APPEAR tap Po 0A TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIWR, Continued under former order, iG AND LARCENY Capias and continued AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR, Continued under former order TO APPHAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. Continued under former order TO APPEAR It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be ) SHOW TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. _befendant appeared and showed good behavior, Continued tnder former order, NON-SUPPORT Alias Cap ASSAULT WIT TO APPEAR A fas H DEADLY WEAPON Continued until May Term 1932- ND SHOW Continued under former order FORNICATION AND ADULTERY Nol Prose Ta on > TA FF FALSE PRET d NSE Alias Capias and contibnued DISPOSE oF MROTGAGE Alias Cap TO APPEAR A The defen It is order charged las PROPER TY NB SHOW GoeD BEHAVIOR. dant appeared and showed good pehaviore ed by the Court that the defendant be ¢ A L Hébbs, gg \ ' No. 17 State vs B C Higgins ge 38 \ State vs Grace iiair 4 t 0 } } i ) Y No. 20 j State ‘ \ vs j John Johnson { t. 24 ) State § } j } ) ) j 4 } ) ( oe Earl Clontz | YNo. 25 | State vs Garland Sigman “No. 25A State ( vs { Grover Sigman Alvin Hewitt VNo. 27 J State vs Walter Barnhardt V No. 28 State vs E L “enderson ee State \ vs Kennis Baiby V No 30 State vs : Howard Jackson } } } j 4 } { YNo. 29 { I i 4 j ) ¥ Wo. 31- State vs Odell Norris { No. 32 & 38 State vs HC Williams alias HL Hasty IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1932 Monday Bebruary 8, 1932, HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY Nol Prosed with leave VIOLATION PROHIBITION LAW Continued unti@ May Term 1932- DRIVE. CAR. WHILE INTOXICATED Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias and Sci Fa, TO APPEAR AND SHOW. Continued under former order VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW, Continued by consent VOILATION OF PROHIBITION LAW. Alias capias as to Sigman, Continued by consent as to Hewitt SEDUCTION Continued for defendant ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Continued VDOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Alias Capias TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel pleads not guilty. Jury #1 sworn and empannel- led ax returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail ofrIredell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of the State under control of the State Highway Commission, pursuant to the provisions of chapter 145 Public laws 1931. ' TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel pleads guilty. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of THREE MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of the State under control pf the State Highway Commission, pursuant to the provisions of chapter 145 Public Laws 1931. It is further ordered by the Court: that the car seized with liquor be forfieted and sold as provided by law. OPERATE AN AUTOMOBILE WITH SMOKE-CREEN Continued by consent 147 eee tere Ge 3 howe : IN THE q OR COURT 148 sAHOAae TERM 1932- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Monday February 8, 1952- JANUARY TERM 1932 149 Monday February 8, 1932- ‘No. 335, 35,56,57 ) OPERATE CAR WITH SMOKESCREEN, ETC, f seh { HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY State { Continued by consent | ee { The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not vs ) ~~ } guilty. Jury #1 sworn and empannelled. After hearing Sanford Hall i ettii« Richardson 4 all the State's evidence the Court directed a verdict of not guilty. ‘No. 39 } TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. State { Nol Prosed with leave @ ; vs 4 ( Van 60 j STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY Walter Owens } ' iin The defendant comes”into open Court and enters a plea ; vs f of guilty of an attempt to commit a felony, to-wit, Bxm a No. 40 J} FORGERY Johnnie Robinette § breaking and entering which plea the Solicitor accepts. State } Continued by consent Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- 4 7 ) prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County fora | Wm Branch ) period of SIX MONTHS, and assigned to work on public " roads of the State under control of the State Highway | Commission, pursuant to the prowisions of chapter 145 No. 41 } MANUFACTURE HOMEBREW : Public Laws 1932, State } It is ordered hy the Court that the County Physician x vs } make an examination of the defendant and report to the f a Maggie Lynch { Court her condition, i. Bin )} STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY . | State 4 The defendant comes into open Court and enters a 2 || ‘No. 43 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. vs ) plea of guilty of an attempt to commit a felony, to-wit it State Defendant called and failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa j Johnnie Robinette ) entering and breaking which plea the Solicitor accepts aa vs and Capias Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- a prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a i period of SIX MONTHS, and assigned to work on public if roads of the State under control of the State Highway ae Charley “artsell * No e 50 R R Hp TI t iG P} T + » S ie. <n February 9th 3 8 t y — Continued y » 1952 at 9:30 O'clock. H T Moore Paul Burgess et et ee 2 ee Court his physical condition This Honorable Court ¢axes a recess fintildPuesday;Morning an 5 ees JUDGE PRESIDING ‘ No 51 BREAKING PRISON o Capias and continued Jesse Minnish i Ny v ~" ina { ASSAULT ) es Continued by consent | Will Fox | a St Vv : aon AND SELL LIQUOR. é 3 | a S ordered by the Court that th 1a8 | e County Physiciaa — . Hugh Carson make an examination of the defendant and repast to | “No. 44 EMBEZZLEMENT : State Continued under former order Commission pursuant to the provisions of chapter 145 ia . Public Laws 1951. This sentence to run concurrently wih i | , Bibee sentence in No.60- i \ No. 45 } ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON / | \ State { Continued Wo. 62 } GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK. . | ig ; 0 | State i The defendant through his counsel comes into open DR Earnhardt } \ vs { Court and enters a plea of guilty of violation of the | \ 2 4 ; Louis H Gibson § bad check law. The State through the Solicitor accepts . ' ‘No. 46 } ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON the plea. \ State J Continued Prayer for judgment is continued for two years on . H condition that the defendant pay the costs this actiong Jessie Howard \ ‘ No, 47 { GIVING WORTHLESS curcr \ State eae bee oe ! , No 41- A True Bill Nol wit , ol hs i Prosed with leave 48- A True Bill Bud Carpenter ‘ oG= A True Bill | 59- A True Bill -% aoe | VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW. | 62 > feos Bill = { The defendant comes into open Court and through his cew A True Bill Sisoiiin Pati } counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads not guilty. Jury #2 sworn | rxKS } and empahnelled returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY. . “No. 49 | BREAKING PRIs< ‘ BREAKING PRISON, State { Continued vs ' 4 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1932 151 Tuesday February 9, 1952- Tis Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morning February 9th, 1952, at 10:00 O'glock for the dispatch of business, No. 25 State vs - Rufus Souther No. er” State vs Albert Smyre No, 22 State vs Hugh Carson No. 54° State vs Perry Phifer No 42” State vs JL Poole No 53V. State vs Eural Bolick No. S2- A True 55- A True 57- A True STAG A +rue 67=- RK True 54- A True \ sta te vs Furman f } 0 4 \ 0 0 h) Se ef Q ) Bill Bill Bill Dada Bill Bill Wood te cate vs J Shoa®- A State vs Jack Co wan This ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON, ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. Tne defendant comes into open Court and through his coun- sel Lewis & Lewis pleads not guilty. The following jury sworn and empannelled, W H McGraw, J M Johnson, W A Cooper, W L Moore, H Brown, W P York, J A Sherrill, GH Wilkie, A J Renegar, E W Estes, F M Reagons, & M C Hill, and returned a verdict of guilty to simple assault. The Court having directed a verdict of not guilty to assault with inten&éx to kill, at close of Statefs evidence, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of thirty DAYS. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON The defendant comes into open Court and through his coun- sel Lewis & Lewis pleads not guilty. The following jury swon and empanhétled, M L Goble, D E Turner Jr, H C Sharpe, Kk A Williams, T J Murdock, F C Nesbit, B Bradburn, DL Williams, A B McCurdy, J C Webb, J F Cash, WC Woody, and returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW. The defendant comes into open Court and through his coun- sel Hugh G Mitchell, pleads not guilty. Jury #2 sworn and empannelled. After hearing all the evidence the Court dir- ected a verdict of not guilty. HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendant comes into open Court and through his coun- sel J G Lewis pleads not guilty. Jury #2 sworn and empannel- led. After hearing the State's evidence the Court directed a verdict of NOT GUILTY. FORGERY The defendant comes into opamn Court and through his coun- Lewis & Lewis, waives Bill of Indictment and enters a plea of guilty to an abtempt to committ forgery which phea the Solicitor accepts. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be impris- oned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of THREE MONTHS} AND ASSIGNED TO WORK ON PUBLIC ROADS OF THE State under control of the State Highway Commission. LARCENY The Grand-Jury returned "Not a True Bill". y- A True Bill True Bill & Gordon Kimball- A True Bill Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Monmning February 10th, 1932, at 10:00 O8clock. i 2 ie hae JUDGE PRESIDING MI, Morning February 10th, 1932, at 10:00 O'clock for the dispatch of busingss ~ . YNo.58 State vs Ben Watts *No 59 State vs Rom Watts ggie Lynch No 9- State vs Amiel Rickert Noe 55 State vs John Houston Noe 63 State Vs John Ivy Houston No. 65 State vs FPuman Woody No. 64 State vs Joe Brooks ®his Honorable Court convenes according to ad journment Wedne IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1932 Wednesday February 10, 1932 { LARCENY { Continued for defendant i { €852 { LARCENY { Continued for defendant { } { MANUPACTURING AND POSSESS HOMEBREW { The defendant comes into open Court and through her { counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads not guilty. The following } swon and empannelled, ML Goble, DE Turner JY, harpe, R A Williams, T J Murdock, F C Nesbit, Be + Tourn Dav Wilddams, A B MeCurdy, J C Webb, JF Calm end WC Woody returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be ime prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a pere Loa of TWO MONTHS, and the County Commissioners are im powere i to assign her to work in the County Home for ne Aged and Infirmed, trace Breateee SE DZURTION m The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel tenders the Stat. a plea of guilty to pros- titution which plea the Solicitor accepts, uagment of the Court that the prayer for judgment + ™ _ be continued on vayment of the costs, Pa SE A KING AND LARCENY Sid 7 " vy a verendant comes into open Court and pleads not Jury #1 sworn and empannelled, The Court dire x ae ny ATTITT T } verdict of NOT GUILTY at the close of the States PO et ee ee HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY endant comes into Open Court and pleads not guil- ty : ayy Hf ‘ ‘Ye Jury #1 sworn and empannelled returned. a verdict of ™) & es a8 charged in the Bill of Indictment. 0 call a the r the Court is that the defendant be impris- a? WEA Vere ee gall Of Tredeit County for a period | Rika | to work on public roads of the ae YEARS, and assi@ned State under contro] } E -o under control of the State Highway Commission, séle ase ¥ m (ne def oe ee mem EE tence tn begin a + 1, +154 he 4 ~ cgin at the expiration of the sentence which S now yaAyYruy4 of 1 + 1é .3 Now ser ving on the publie roads of the State. HOUSPRR Ps I1UVOLBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendant comes into ope 2 1 n Court an leads 1lty as charged in the Bill of taki ctnenh, : “ Judgment rte : Judgment of che Court is that the defendant be a soned dy 2 nm . of SIX oa en Jail of Iredell County for a per : » and assigned to work roads of State under control of th Stat - bn gg fave + © State Highway Commissone ae HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY i: defendant comes into open Court and pleadgiguil ae in the Bil} of Indictmeng, : ie ee of the Court is that the defendant be im pris n the Statets Prison at hard labor fora pe ‘ i od of not less than THREE NOR MORE THAN FIVE YEARS» ~ oo . ad . No. 45 State Cf vs ! Charley Hartsell { SCI FA DOCKET No. l { ACTION ON BOND State { Continued vs ' B C Higgins '* Te) No. 2 @ ACTION ON BON State j Continued vs } R L Bibee , No 3- { ACTION ON BOND State Judgment absolute to be discharged on payment of vs { the cost of the Sci Fa Charley Hartsell’ § No 4 { ACTION ON BOND State Judgment absolute to be discharged upon payent vs { of the cost of the Sci Fa J L Pooley j No. 5 { ACTION ON BOND State i( Continued vs / Sanford Hall { No. 6 } ACTION ON BOND State § Continued vs E L Henderson j No 7 § ACTION ON BOND State { Judgment absolute to be discharged on payment of ve } the cost of the Sci Pa, Howard Kyles “ } No 8 ACTION ON BOND State Continued vs HL Hasty No. 9 { RORFIETURE OF BOND State It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the vs forfieture of bond in this case*in sum of $250.00 be Kennis Baity v No 10 } ACTION ON BOND State Judgment absolute to be discharged on payment of ve 4 the cost of the Sei Fa, Howard Jackson’ vole ACTION ON BOND te Alias &ci Fa Odell Norris Vv This Honorabl llth, 1932, at 10:00 0 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUBRY TERM 1932 Wednesday February 10, 1932- made absolute and execution be issued against said bondsman, T G Shuman, e Court takes a recess until Thur 153 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Mr Ervin pleads guilty to two counts, transporting and possessing liquor which plea the Solicitor accepts e One first Count; Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX MONTHS, and ase signed to work on public roads of the State; this judgment to be suspended on condition that the defend- ant be of good behavior for two years and not violate any of the liquor laws of the State, On the second count; prayer for judgment continu- ed until the May'Term on condition that the defendant pay the cost by the May Term 1932- ‘ SCI FA, Judgment Absolute,m to be discharged on payment of the cost of the sci fa, Defendant is permitted to go on the bond he is now under, ‘clock. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 19352- THURSDAY, February 11, 1932- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 19352 Thursday Pebruary 11, 1932, We the Grand Jury for the January Term of Iredell Superior Court do This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday as respectfully submit to the Court the following report: Morning February 11, 1952, at 10:00 O'clock for the dispatch of business, % After passing on all bills presented to them the Grand Jury made an N 57 } ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. investigation of all guardians appointed by the Court as shown by the records Oe ox J vi <1 Am ie e Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im. . 4 ‘a prismned in the common jail of Iredell County for a in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court. As for as we could find Albert Smyre ) period of SIX MONTHS, amd assigned to work on public roads of the State, the Gounty Commissioners a pore guardians are performing their duties according to law. The Grand Jury themz mit to htre said defendant out, aoe made a thorpugh inspection of the Court House, the Jail, @ By: founty liome and North Carolina, In the Superior Court the State Prison Camp near Barium Springs, Dredell County, February Term 1932, The Grand Jury recommends that the windows in the vaults of the of- “are ! fices of the Register of Deeds and the Clerk of Superior Court-be put ina Ose Ben Brewer ce i os good State of repair so as to make these vaults as nearly fireproof as pos- and Will McLain } iit 6. of Iredell county, Horsh Oareidna. betoee ita tices Caetbon McRas, Judson We most urgently recommend that the County Commissioners take action ae eee in this onuae ae fe ane ane . immediately tp provide the Count house with toilet facilities for negro women that since’ the trish of” this caeae’ thntabgergnteh Appearing to the court made for their actual physical necessities, a situation which has too long attention c cate a <6 F ; material, relevant and competene ay tet De seovered evidence, which 1s | remained absolutely intolerable. : it is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the F We found 24 white men, 8 colored men and 1 célored woman in the jail 1951, of Superior Court of feger ary this oause venitenank tae 1 We recommed that the stool on the lower floor be put in a: or tee Cie 2 a on the erninat ae of iw ae eg We found on some of the beds only one blanket and no pillows. We fam | fea. tue County to be heard at the May Term 1952 of oats 1 found three window lights broken out, A my : We recommed that as soon as possible tool proof steel bars be placed “Thage Fresiding =o | over the corridor windows of the jail. at the State cam and 58 colored pris-~ No 19 MANUFAC TURING We found 41 white prisoners D, . State Nol Prosedgs S vs oners. ‘he ground and camp were found to be in perfect order, Van Shoemaker, Ben Brewer Will McLain Se We found at the County home 22 white women, 13 @hite men, 7 colored women, 7 eglorea men, 4 white crazy patients, 7 patients tmder care of County No MANUFACURTN r doctor. We found 11 milk cows, 4 heifers, 4 young claves, 10 hogs, 11 pigs, | : (ANUFACURING LIQUOR. gf \ State Om Motion of the Solicitor,It 19 ordered by | : 4 4 miles, about 40 tons of hay besides straw. 750 or 800 hundred bushels of “ Parks Cook the Court that thas case be restored to the docket ; for trial, Tom Hartness Alley Hartness Bob Hartness Uharley Jolly Arley Goodin corn, 8000 thousand lbs of faour stored at mill, 200 bushels of wheat, 200 bushels of oats, 4500 hundered lbs of meat, 6 hogs to kill that will weigh St pe ee about 300 lbs each, 142 R.R. hens, We find it necessary for some windows to be screened, and one porch floor that is in need of repair. Recognizing the need for economy in County affairs, the @rand Jury furnished its own transpertation in its tour of inspection of the County 5 and the State Prison Camp. ; 8S R Jurney Foreman. | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 156 JANUARY TERM 1932 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 157 Thursday February 11, 1932, JANUARY TERM 1932 Thursday February 11, 1952. North Carolina, In the Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County February Term 1932 Iredell County. February Term 1952, E L Lowe { | 7 | Ella Lowe t vs i ISSUES j vs i ISSUES Pearl Lowe t James Lowe 5 Jury sworn and empannelled answered the issues as follows: The jury sworn and empannelled and answered the issues ag follows: lst. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the x 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the comp- complaint? . Z laint? ~ Answer: Yes Answer: Yes end. lias the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Caro- 2. Did the defendant commit adultry, as alleged in the complaint? lina continuously for five years immediately preceding the filing of the Answer: Yes mplain his actio Ocmp+ain’ in ‘tis ao tton? 3. Has the plaintiff bewsn a hona fide resident of the State of North Answer: Ye a Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action, Spd. Did the plaintiff and defendant separate from each other and as alleged in the complaint? live separate and apart from each other for a period of five years immedi- Answer: Yes ately preceding the filing of the complaint in this action? Answer: Yes 4th. Was the separation without fault on the part of the plaintiff? i Answer: Yes cane e Sharpe Admr of A luther Dalton North Carolina, In the Superior Court : | on { Iredell County, “ebruary Term 1932 2 re peees Me i i : EL Lowe The following jury was sworn and empannelled to try the issues 7” { JUDGMENT in this case, as follows: WH McGraw, J M Johnson, WA Cooper, WL Moore, reer. Lowe | H Brom, WP York, J A Sherrill, G H Wilkie, A J Renegar, E W Estes, F M This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before Reagans, lM C Hill. His Honor, Cameron McRae and a jury and being heard and the jury having an- Pending trial this cause the Court takes a recess until Friday Morn- Swered the issues as set out in the record in favor of the plaintiff: ing. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony Hewetofore existing between the plaintit? ani tis’ detemsene Maida they are hereby dis ' un v solved and the pleintiff is hereby granted an absolute ; aed Aiea Mantent: divorce, This Honorable Court takes a recess til Friday Morning February 12, 1932, at 9330 O'clock It i , is further ordered and adjudged that the Clerk of this Court % tax the cost according to the statute, | : ss Judge Presiding Cameron F MacRae Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUERY TERM 1932 159 Friday February 12, 1952, 158 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1932 Friday Fabruary 12, 1932, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morn. — dmr of ing February 12, 1952, at 9950 O'clock for the dispatch of business, aes cerns A y uthez 26°86 0.2.8 No. 26 | LARCENY vs f State ) It is ordered by the Court that the defendantyp if dischare 8 { Carson, Wm Carson, vs {| discharged upon payment of the cost for which th Mart ’ Samuel Shoemaker { County is liable, . Sallie Dalton, et al. ) eee ! L. Did Daisy Dalton, wife of Luther Carson Dalton, elope with No. 66 { TRANSPORT AND POSSES LIQUOR. State The defendant comes into open Court and through hig an adul terert vs J counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads guilty to transport{ Jason Troutman } and possessing liquor, m8 Answer: Yes Judgment of the Court is that prayer for judgmen : ; I wif f Luther Cagson Dalton, wil- be continued upon payment of the costs. judge 2, Did the said Daisy Dalton, wife o . fully and without just cause abandon her husband and refuse to live with No. 68 ) ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON } : 1 at the time of his death? State { the defendant comes into open Court and through hig \ him and wae not living with hin vs J counsel Lewis & Lew’s and enters a plea of Nolo Con- é Jason Troutman ) tendere. Answer: Yes Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im. prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a , period of SIX MONTHS and assigned to work on public roads of the State; capias not to issue if the de- fendant pay to B '! Harmon the prosecuting witness the | No 753 assum of (150.00 and the costs this action, on or bee Atlantic Joint Stock a ra) is. ae ‘i - a | | fore the next criminal term of this Court. Defendant \ Land Bank ( vo give Dond in sum of $3500.00 for his appearence at vs | said term to show that judgment has been complied with, The Farmers Mutual Fire ) agt Insurance Asso. & E P Pe - Hager ) NO 67-= | JSKBESS | VING : State ) Nol Prosed, The following jury was sworn and empannelled, M L Goble, DE vs | Jason Troutman } Turner Jr., F C Nesbit, D L Williams, A B McCurdy, WC Woody, W H McGraw, J M Johnson, H Brown, Q L Godfrey, T N Gilleland & B A Redman. North Carolina, in the Superior Court Pending trial of this cause the court takes a recess until a ‘ aT 5 A a 7 Ff Iredell County. vebruary Term 1932 saturday Morning. | Swannie Bustle { vs ) ISSUES James M Bust] ij This Honorable Court takes a recess until Saturday Morning James M Bustle February 15th, 1932 at 9:00 O'clock. : 1 ay Sg Wr ay ayr) 277 7 1 Jury sworn‘and empannelled arswered the issues as follows: | 1. Did the plaintiff and defend Cec | : dant 1 in the aa ee aa A inter larry » as alleged iz RE 1 Cc omp laint ? Answers: Yes 2. Did the defendant commit adultry, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes Ye iags the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North - Carolina, for re Hh; a » for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 160 JANUARY TERM 1932 Saturday February 13, 1932 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Saturday ” Monmning February 15, 1952, at 9:00 O'clock for the dispatch of businegs e Nortn Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. February Term 1932 Swannie Bustle I eo |} JUDGMENT James M Bustle j This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina before His Honor, Cameron F MacRae, Judge Presiding and a dury, and the Jury having answer- ed the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant a’s set out in the records It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing bwteen the plaintiff, Swannie Bustle, and the defendant, James } Bustle, be, and the same are disolved, and the plain- tiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. The plaintiff is taxed with the costs. Cameron F MacRae Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, February Term 1932 j Ella Lowe j a If JUDGMENT? | James Lowe } This Cause coming y + > ueng on to be heard and being heard at thiss Term of the i) upe ior Co. W 8 2) m r J i a > | : 7 ww? W ~~ urt of Irede L Coun ty, North Carol ina, before His Honor, Cameron F MacRae, .. udge Presid 1. and a Jury, and the jury having answered them by the ca at o f y “i@ Lourt in favor of the plaintiff and i H against the defendant as set out in the record: zo a ] 3 ; 8, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds de fendant Jan i€es Lowe I 1e } m r h 4 ] is granted ans absolute divorce from the defendant ° Cameron F MacRae Judge Presiding . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 161 JANUARY TERM 1932 Saturday February 13, 1932. No 21 § AUTOMOBILE State j It appearing to the Court that the defendant was not vs { convicted on the charges of transporting and possessing Hugh Carson ) liquor, It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bond placed for the Automobile ¢aptured with li- quor,be released and cancelled. Tri North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term 1932. John C Sharpe, Administrator of Luther Dalton, deceased. vs JUDGMENT Mart Carson, William Carson, iiyrie Martin, Ernest Cater, Joan C Carter, Will Carter, Gporge Carter, Gene Bradshaw, id Bradshaw, Willie Brad- shaw, Joe bradshaw, Margie Bradshaw, Olia Carter Cuthrell, Grace Carter Gordon, Maggie Carter Witherspoon, Julia Carter Kdwards, Sailie Dalton, Josephine Smith Holmes, Fannie Carson, Gertrude Carson, liae Otis Carson, Henry Carson, Raleigh Carson, Lately Carson, Kosevelt Carson, Katie Bell Carson Imes, Nick Dalton, A D Folger, Administrator of Daisy Dalbon, deceased, and all other parties known or unknown who are inter- ested in the estate of Luther Dalton, deceased, <_< el <—_ This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, Cameron F MacRae, Judge Prestding at the January Term 1952 of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and a jury and issues having been sub- mitted to and answered by the jury as follows: "1. Did Daisy Dalton, wife of Luther Carson Dalton, elope with an adulterer? Answer: Yes 2. Did the said Daisy Dalton, wife of Luther Carson Dalton, wilfully and without just cause abandon her husband and refuse to live with him, and was not living with him at the time of his death?/ Answer: Yes," It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that Daisy Dalton lost all right to a distributive share from the personal property of her hus- band, Luther Dalton, and that A D Folger, Administrator of Daisy Dalton, de- ceased, is not entitled to the estate in the hands of John C Share, Administa tor, of luther Dalton, deceased, or any part thereof; It is further considered, ordered and adjudged that the following named persons are the next of kin of Luther Dalton, deceased, and that the Said estate be distfibuted in seven equal shares as follows: One share to Mart Carson, uncle of the intestate; One share to William Carson, uncle of the intestate; One share to Mayria Martin, aunt of the inteptate; One share to Sallie Dalton, only child of Ada Carson deceased aunt of the intestate; ‘ Bell One share to Raleigh Carson, Lately Carson, Rosevelt Carson and Kate Carson Imes, the children of Tom Carson, deceased uncle of the intestate 162 One share to Josephine Smith Holmss, Fannie Carson, Henry Carg ertrude Carson and Mae Otis Carson, children and grand children of Martha! arson Smith, deceased aunt of the intestate, according to their respective erests, and . > One share to John C Cabter, Will Carter, Grace Carter Gordon Julia Carter Kdwrads, Ernest Carter, George Carter, Olia Carter Cuthre1} cgie Carter Witherspoon, Gene Bradshaw, Ed Bradshaw, Willie Bradshaw Sen Bradshaw and Margie Bradshaw children and grandshildren respectively of Mol lie Carter, deceased, aunt of the intestate, according to their respective _ interests. It appearing to the Court that Mart Carson has assigned his in. terest in the estate to Nick Dalton and that Raleigh Carson, Lately Carson ’ hosevelt Carson and Katie Bell Carson Imes have assigned one-half of their respective interest in the estrmte to Nick Dalton; It is therefore by consent of counsel representing the said Mart Carson, Kaleigh Carson, Lately Carson, Rosevelt Carson, Katie Bell Carson Imes and Nick Dalton, ordered and adjudged that John Cc Sharpe, Administrator of the estate of Luther Dalton, deceased vay to the said Nick Dalson. the interest of the said Mart Carson and one half of the interest of Raleigh Carson, Latley Carson, Kosevelt Carson and Katie Bell Carson Imes 3 It is further ordered that John C Bharpe, Administrator of the es- tate of Luther Dalion, deceased, pay out of the money inm his hands the cost ae a ee 4 ‘ a ‘ ae oo ‘ . oF “ne administration of the estate of his intestate nd purchase a monument not to oat wan +1 . Wn ) be a ’ * not to cost more than {3100.00 to be piaced at the grave of said intestate, Cameron F MacRae Judge Presiding 15th Judicial District By Consents DuBose & Weaver WA Bristol \ 4. 4 vra ne. Attorneys for Mart Carson & Nick Da lton - + ~ AA * Lewis & Lewis Atéotneys| £utsRaleigh Carson, Lately varson, iosevelt Carson and Katie Bell Carson Imes, Be as Upon coming in of the verdict the defendant A D Folger, Admr of Daisy Dal mo . 4isy Dalton, moved to set the verdict aside and for a new trials Motion overrul] ox re erruied, Execption, Hudgment, Defendant objects and excepts and gives notice appe & novice of appeal to the Supreme Court. Further notice waived. Appeal bond in the sum of $100, adjudged suffietent. B Y . y consent, defendant allowed 45 days to make up and serve case On appeal, and the plaintiff allowed 30 4 ofr file exceptions, U g ; pon coming in of the verdict the United States of America and Univ sy 1 ; ersity of North Carolina except to the signing of the judgment and 4p. to the Supreme Court. A peal bond in sum of $100 adjudged suffieient. By” sent defendant allowed 45 days to make up a nd serve case on appeal, and Plaintiff allowea ee 30 day i ays there&fter to serve countercase of file exee ays thereafter to serve countercas® — IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 1 65 3 JANUARY TERM 1932 Saturday February 13, 1932. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Mary Ausley Allison, Administratrix of D M Ausley, and others va ORDER This cause coming on to be heard upon the report and the account Hall Hosiery Mill Company. of the Receiver, filed at this term of Court, and it appearing to the Court shat the account contained in said report is correct; and it further appear- ing that there are sufficient funds in the hands of the Receiver to pay a 20% dividend upon the claims of creditors filed and &lloweds and it further appearing that John A Scott, Attorney, is entitled to a fee for his services in this matter and that the sum of $1,500.00 is reasonable for such services; and it further appearing that the Keceiver is entitled to commissions on the receipts and disbursements, including those disbursements made under this order; It is now ordered and adjudged that the report and account be approv- ed and confirmed. It is further ordered that the Receiver pay a 20% dividend to the cerditors of the Hall Hosiery Mill Co., whose claims have been filed and approved and that he pay to John A Scott, Attorney, the sum of 1,500.00 and to himself 5% Commissions on the receipts and the disbursements, includ- ing disbursements made in accordance with this order. It is further ordered that the Receiver file with the Clerk of the Superior Court a statement of the disbursements made by him in accordance with this decree, This Feb 12, 1932, Cameron F MacRae Judge Presiding. 164 165 North Carolina, [| In the Superior Court Iredell County. jf Bebruary Term 1932, Atlantic Joint Stock Bank t _ of Raleigh : \ vs I ISSUES The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance } Association of North Carolina and EH P Hager j 1. Did the defendant Fire Insurance Association issue and de. liver to the defendant, i P Hager, the policy of insurance alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes | &e Was said policy assigned to the Atlantic Joint Stock Land | Bank of Raleigh with the consent and approval of the Defendant Fire Insur- ance Association as shown by the rider attached to the said policy? Answer: Yes 3. Was the defendant, E P Hager indebted to the plaintiff, a Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Kaleigh on December 24, 19350, and if so, | in what amount? : Answer: Yes ~p0200.00 i 4. Was the pdhicy of insurance sued upon in this action in force as to the defendant E P Hager on December 24, 19350? Answer: Maus 5e Was the policy of insurance sued upon in this action in force as to the plaintiff, the Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh on December 24, 1950? Answer; Yes / 6. Is the defendant Fire Insurance Association indebted to | the plaintiff on account of loss by fire on December 24, 1930, of the buildings cowered by the said insurance policy, and if so in what amount? id Answer: Yes 8 £400.00, with interest from Feb 24, 1951. im elrroing tec ‘ne foregoing issues by consent answered by the Court. MacRae Judge. 167 166 168 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. February Term 1932 Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh, N. Cc. et al. The Farmers Mutual Fire Ineurance : ! vs JUDGMENT ! Association of North Carolina, et al 9 This cause coming om to be heard before His Honor, Cameron FP Mackae, Judge, and a jury atuthe February Term, 1932, and a jury having been withdrawn and a mistrial ordered upon the fourth issue, involving the atters in controversy in controversy between the defendants, and the Court having answered sll other issues upon the admissions in the plead- ings and the admissions of the defendant l'armers Mutual Fire Insurance Association of North Carolina, made uring the trial of the cause, [It is now ordered and adjudged, upon motion of EM Land, attorney tor the plaintiffs, that the plaintiff Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Ruleir N. N 1 > of the fend ’ j tuleigh, N. N., recover of the defendant the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of North Carolina the sum of twenty-four Hundred Dollars with in- terest from the 24th day of ‘cbruary, 1931, and the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, It is furtner ordered that the question of subrogation, raised by Ene erawer of the Varmane wesduic girls swer of the l’armers \iutual “ire Insurance Association of North Caro- lina, be reserved unt . inet. gi ’ eserved until the trial of the issues raised between the defend- ants by the pleadings in thie ] ss in this cause, It is ‘the Maes - is further ordered that no execution be issued on this judg- ment before the Marc ‘erm. 10720 rch term, 1932, of this Court @nd that the time for issue ing 6) xecution De airhy do de . mee submitted for determination by the trial judge at said term, Cameron I’ iuciiac e Presiding. 169 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, North Ceroline, Iredell Céunty. Carolina Motor Compeny Inc., Vs. Ww. N. Rumple CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT i. I, W. N. Rumple principal and defendant in the sbove entitled case, hereby confess judgment in favor of the Carolina Motor Company, Inc, Plaintiff, for Seventy Four & Ninety-five ($74.95) Dollers, with interest from the 8th day of February, 19352, and I authorize the entry of judgment therefor against me, W. N. Rumple, principal, on the 8th day of February, 1952, 26 The confession of judgment is for debt now justly due from W. N. Rumple, to the said plaintiff, arising from the following facts, note given for the balance payment on Truck purchased from the Carolina Motor Company, by W. N. Rumple, and the note referred to being given therefor, which said sum is due seid pleintiff over and above all just de- mands that W. N. Rumple, may have against the plaintiff, Carolina Motor Company, Inc, W. N. Rumple W. N. Rumple being duly sworn, deposes and says that the facts stated in the above confession is true, and that the amount of the judgment confessed is justly due the plaintiff, Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 8th dey of February, 1932, Ciyde R. Hunter Notery Public, My Commission Expires Sept.2, 1933, NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY W. N. RUMPLE On filing the foregoing and attached statement and confession duly verified, together with note therein referred to, ee It 4s considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiff, CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY, INC. recover judgment saci the de- fendant > W. N, Rumple, the sum of nee ee errr Eptr inn eteneetenneemtneretinnennenenns with interest on said sum from February 8th, 1932 until paid, ®ccording to the terms of said confession, This the 9th day of February, 1932, John L. Milhollana vierk of Superior Court, BH BEALE SESE HH SE HAE AEE HE HES He He OE Bt a8 8-8 ae oe 3 UBM HH saat North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, N. E, Brown, Plaintiff, -Vs = J. T. Cashion and Minnie Cashion, Defendants, oc oooocwe oe This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before Hon, John ie Milholland, Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, N, C., on Monday, February 8th, 1932, and it Sppesring to the Court that summons was issued by the Clerk of bhe Superior Court of said County on the 24th day of Dec., 1931, and on the sama day the plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint in the office of said Clerk, and on the 29th day of Dec., 1931, the summons was served on each of the defendants, and a copy of the summons and the complaint was delivered to each of the defendants at bhe same time, all as provided by lew; and it further “ppearing to the Court that the defendants or either of them have not filed an answer, and that the time allowed by lew for seid » 8nd thet the aétion is based on 4 promissory note executed by the defendants as makers of said note, bearing dste cf July 1, 1929 4n the amount of $441.72 and due July 1, 1930, with th ereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum fromidate until paid, there re is now due a balance of $246.72 on seid note, there having been credit od on said note on Dec. 2, 1931 the sum of $195.00; and it appearing f is entitled to recover of the defendants the to the Court that the Plaintir he 2nd da | y of December, 1931, until peid, and interest on the sum of | $441.72 fr J om the Ist day of quty, 1929 to the ona day of December, 1952! the Tate of iA ae S1x Per cent per ame fT the cost of this action: IT IS THE REFORE, ¢ ™» ORDERED, AND ADJUDGED, that the leint nts p iff recover of the defendants, J. 7. cashion and Minnie Cashiont ¥ té The s wm of $246.72 together with interest thereon at | of 6 per cent per annum from the 2nd day of December, 1931, until paid. 2. Interest on the sum of $441.72 from the ist day of July, 1929 to December 2, 1951, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, 3. The cost of this ection, This Monday, February ,8th, 1932, John L, Milholland TEESE EERE ESE HERES SESE HE $6 AEE Ht 28 gE 3 MU EE EE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF IREDELL THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA, Plaintiff, JUDGMENT AND ORDER Vs. OF FORECLOSURE D. A, Miller and wife, Roxie Miller, A. C, Isenhour, Lazenby Montgomery Hardware Company, B. M, Miller and Cloyd E. Stevenson, Defendants, ooocoococoa ooo oO This is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage made, executed and delivered to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia by the defendants, D, A. Miller and A. c, Isenhour on the 28th day of February, 1927, to secure & note of even date therewith, given by the said defendant to the said The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred ($2,500.00) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of (5%) per centum per annum from the date thereof anda payable in a certain number of definitely stated amorti- zation installments, the said mortgage having béen duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the County and State aforesaid on the 28th day of Februery, 1927, in Book 59 at page 274, and covering bhe same lands described in the Complaint heretofore filed in this cause, which are located and bounded as follows: All those certain tracts or parcels of land containing 75 acres ami 20 acres, respectively, more or less, located, lying and being in Shiloh Township, Iredell County, North Carolina, having such shapes, metes, Courses and distences as will more fully appear by reference to a plat * 172 thereof made by D. L. Raymer, abstrector, from a plat drawn by S. 0. Lazenby, Surveyor of Iredell County, N. C., on Jan. 14, 1925, which copy of said plat is now on file, attached to abstract, with the Federal Lend Bank of Columbise. The 75 acres tract is bounded on the North by the lands of M, M, Witherspoon; on the east by the lands of M. M. Massey and Henry Setzer; on the South by the lands of C. R. Miller; and on the West by the lands of Monroe Sipes, C. R. Miller, C. M. Pope and M. M. Witherspoon. The 20 acre tract (not adjoining the 75 acre tract) is bounded on the North by the lands of C. R. Miller; on the East by the lands of Ingold Estste, C. W. Goble and John Goble; on the South by the lands of John Goble and G. R. Goble; on the West by the lands of E. M, Massey and Buffalo Shoals Creek, The two tracts of land above referred to are the same described in Deed from C. R. Miller and wife to D. A. Miller, dated Decemrer 16, 1926, and recorded in Book 87 page 275, Registry of Iredell County, North Carolina, It appesring to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summons herein was issued on the 3lst day of December, 1931, and that the same was duly served on all the defendants herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto and the Complaint, properly verified, was filed herein, as required by law, @ copy of which was duly and legally served on all resident defendants; and it further appearing that the defendants, D. A. Miller and wife, Roxie Miller, A.C. Isenhour, Lazenby Montgomery Hardware Company, B. M. Miller, and Cloyd &. Stevenson have néither appeared, answered nor demurred thereto and are now in default and that the facts alleged in the plaintiff's Complaint ere true and correct, that the condition of the mortgage herein mentioned has been broken and thet there is now due and owing to the plaintiff on the above described indebtedness the sum of Two thousand Five Hundred and Forty-one and 05/100 ($2541.05) Dollars, for all of which the plaintiff is entitled to demand judgment, IT IS, therefore, on motion of plaintiff's attorneys, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: First: That the plaintiff The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, have jud- gment against the aotonahihdider ox oA Ree her soa Five Hundred and Forty-one & 05/100 Dollars, with interest therecn at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum from the date hereof until paid, together with the costs and disbursements of this action; Second; That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the plaintiff, including the costs and disbursements of this action, 18 paid immediately, the lands described in the said mortgage to the pleintiff be sold at public auction at the Court House door in this County on the 10th day of March, 1932, in accordance with law, and the proc after peying the costs of this action and the expenses of the f a or the Commissioner in an smount not to exceed five (6%) per centum of the az cepted bid, together with all past due and unpaid taxes and assessments Gaareen; shall be applied first upon this judgment and the surplus, 4f eny, paid 4nto this Court for the benefit of those entitled thereto; Third: Theat the terms of sdle shall be as follows: Cash, {The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be applied toward the payment of the costs of this action, including the compensation to the Commissioner, unpe id taxes ,assessed upon the property end assessments which may be past aue and unpaid, and judgment of the plaintiff in the order stated. The credit portion of the accepted bid due plaintiff shall pe evidenced by 4& bond or note of the purcheser, payable to the Commissiorm er secured by a first mortgage over the premises, and the remaining balane of the credit portion of the accepted bid, if any, shall be evidenced by 8 bond or note of the purchaser pavable to the Commissioner, end sé- cured by 4 second mortgage over the premises; the said first mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be assigned by the Commissioner to the plaintiff, and the said second mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby srall be held by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court; provided, however that the purchsser shal} have the right to pey in cash the whole or any part of the credit portion of the accepted bid. The purcheser shall vay for the preparation and recording of all »apers including the requisite revenue stamps; provided, however, thet revenue stamps need not be placed on the deed of conveyance to the plaintiff, should it become the purchaser, or on the bond securing any balance due the plaintiff. Fourth: That A. B. Raymer be, and he hereby is, appointed Commiss~- loner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last and highest tidder therefor, upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgaged lands described in the Complaint herein and report his proceedings hereunder with & complete statement of his receipts and disbursements for further consideration and orders by this Court; that, unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, the Commissioner do require the successful bidder to deposit with him the sum of Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollers either in cash or by certified check, as earnest money or evidence of good faith, this sum to be applied on the bid should there be a compliance with the same; but should bee successful bidder fail to make such deposit immediately at the time of acceptance of his bid, then the said premises shall be at once re-sold at such bidder's risk, on the seme sales day °r upon some subsequent sales day, at the option of the plaintiff or its attorney; however, should the successful bidder make the said deposit and thereafter fail to Comply with the said bid without just cause or legal excuse shown then such depesit shall be delivered to the plaintiff and retained by it as liquidated damages, and the Premises shall thereupon be resold upon the same terms and at such purcheser's risk *n some subsequent sales day to be designated by the plaintiff or its attorney; ehey mrmission is given to The Federal Lend Bank of Columbia to bid at seid sele or at "*¥ Tesale of the said mortgaged lands and, should it become the purchaser, efter paying the costs and necessary disbursements of this action, the amount of its bid shall be applied as a credit upon the Judgment rendered herein; Fifth: Thet upon the confirmation of the sale of Said lands by the Clerk of the Court, and when the terms of sale Shall have been fully complied with, the said Commissioner shall make title to the Purchaser jpn fee, and thereupon the same shall be put into possession of the said Premises on production of the deed; and the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale and €ll unpaid taxes then 88sesseq upon the property, shall be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and thereafter until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encumbrances in the order of their priority; Sixth: That upon the sale of the said premises all the right, title, interest anda equity of redemption of the defendants » Roxie Miller, Lazenby Montgomery Hardware Company, B. M., Miller ana Cloyd E. Stevenson 88 well as all persons whomsoever Claiming by, through or under the same in and to the premises or any part thereof herein ordered to be sold be, and the same hereby are, forever barred and foreclosed, John L, Milhoé@land Clerk of Superior Court, This the 8th day of February, 1932, WREST HE HSER Rete HE et te 0-98 ae ae ae oe ae a6 ge ge ge ge 9¢ HERTHA HES HE SHE ESE 3-48 40-38 98 38 ge ae 175 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY BEFORE THE CLERK. k of erchants & Farmers Ban Ststeevilie, N. C., Plaintiff, Vs. . A. Miller, L. N. Summers, J. E, einie?, se G. Morrison, A. R; Miller and C. R. Miller, Defendants. FO It VOOO =e This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard upon the vefified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that tle plaintiff's duly verified complaint was filed in this office and summons issued in this cause on the 12th day of December, 1931, and it appearing thet summons was duly served on each of said defendants, and thet more than thirty (30) days have elapsed since the date of said service, and thet neither of said defendants have appeared, answered or demurred to the plaintiff's complaint, and are now in default; And it appearing further to the Court that this action was brought on @ sealed, promisory note, exenuted and delivered to the Merchants anc Farmers Bank of Statesville, N. C., by the defendant D. A. Miller, and duly endorsed by the defendants L, N, Summers, J. E. Miller, H. G, Morrison, A. R, Miller, and C. R. Miller. said sealed, promisory note being in the sum of Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollers, together with interest thereon at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum from July 24, 1931, until paid, and it further appesring to the Court that demand was made upon each of the defandants for the payment cf said note and interest thereon, and that no payment has been made thereon, and that there is due and justly owing to the plaintgrr by the dafendents the sum cf $500.00 together with int- erest thereon from July °4, 1931, until paid at the rate of 6 per cent per ennum; IT Is, therefore, ordered, considered, and adjudged that the plain- taff recover of the defendant D. A. Miller and the defendants L,. N, Summerg J. E, Miller, Ea. Morrison, A, R. Miller and C, R. Miller as endorsers the sun’ of $500.00 together with interest thereon from July 24, 1931, until paid, at the rate of 6 per eent per annum, and all the costs of this action, This the 22nd day of February, 1932, John L, Milholland erk of Superior Cour County, North Carolina, or irede LTT TT TT ST Te ere au FEE SEE SE RE HE ESE HEE | | | | : ) | a a / #tenacnomrR ee cae esteem = remo e eee ADEE ATT aaa 176 North Carolina, In the Superior Coline. , Iredell County, Before the Clerk, J. B. Cooper Motor Co., Plaintiff, Vs. FINAL JUDGEMENT, Roy Payne, James F, Harbin, Defendants, SS om ee ee This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, February 22, 1932, upon motion made by Attorney J. B, Glover, Jr., for the plaintiff, for judgement by default final, and it appearing to the Court thet summons was issued herein on the 23 day of Januery, 1931; that said summons together with a copy of the complaint was served on the de- fendents on the 24th day of January, 1931; that on the 24th day of Jenuary, 1931, the plaintiff filed s duly verified complaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding e sum certain in money due on e written instrument, to-wit: A certain promissory note; it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed by law for the defandants to answer has elapsed since the service of the summons and complaint upon the defendants; that no answer, demurrer or other pleadings or motion has been filed within the legel time, by the defendants, that no extension of time within which to plead or move has been requested or granted to the defendants; and it further appearing thet the Plaintiff exhibited to the Court the aforesaid note and there per cent per annum from September ,15th, 1930, THEREUPON, IT Is ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED, that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $280.40 with interest on the said amount at the rate of six per cent per annum, from Sept ember 15th, 1930 until paid; together with the costs of t his action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court, This Monday, Februery 22, 193° John L, Milholland Clerk of the Superior court for Iredell county, North Caroline. HAE Het ae ge 46-4 46-90 50 HHH MGS HE ata HAE THE Hee 96-46-9846 se gta ae ge ge B. E. B. He 1m Kttorney Tor Defendants NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY. eWay Construction Company, ead Plaintiff, i sia p SERSeEN? Great American Indemnity Co, 4 and W. D. Wilkinson, 6 Defendants, 6 THIS CAUSE Coming on to be heard before His Honor, J, L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this the 24th dey of February, 1952, the plaintiff being represented by its attorneys, Scott & Collier, and the defendants being represented by their attorney, Fred B. Helms, and being heard, and it appeering to the Court that the plaintiff and the defendants have agreed upon terms of compro- mise and settlement of 611 matters in dispute or controversy between them, including the matters and things set out in the complaint and answer in this action, by the terms of which the defendants hnve agreed to vay, and the pleintiff has agreed to accept the sum of One Hundred and Fifty ($150, Dollars in full and final settlement and satisfaction of any end all matters in dispute or controversy between the parties plaintiff and defend ants, including the matters and things set out in the pleadings in this cause of action: NOW, THEREFORE, in pursuance of said comnramise agreement, ane upon motion of Scott & Collier, Attorneys for the Plaintiff, and by consent of Fred B, Helms, attorney for the defendants, IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED, that the Plainti ff have and recover of the defendants the sum of One Hundred and Fifty ($150.00) Dollars in full and final settlement and satisfaction of any end all claims and demands whatsoever which the plain- tiff has ageinst the defendants, or either of them, including the matters end things set cut in the complaint in this action; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED, by consent, that the defendant, the Great American Indemnity Company, have and recover nothing of Plaintiff on its counter-claim set forth in the answer in this dause of action; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED, that the defendants Pay the costs of this action, This the 24th day of February, 1932, John L, Milholland erk Oo e@ superior Court, Iredell County. R. A. Collier orneys for PIatn ; FEB HEE EME He HSE EE 9b 4 EE 4 98 4 a a aE 177 ae pennant sntnnat inhi North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County Iredell County vs P. A. Barringer and wife, ) Judgment Mrs. P. Ae Barringer SA RE ME ae RY This cause comming on to be heard before his Honor, John L ’ ° Milholland on thés the 22th da ¥ wiih hés the 22th y of February, 1952 ar he that the complaint in this action was filed in ne eee re thee : = ne lth da Courts 1930, av Wnl h ti i¢ Summings was is Ss ued Cor manding 5 ; f ir l ] 6 VY ‘ ‘ to summons the defendants to a ne celendants to answer the complaint of the plaintiff; that the @ Sherif Wi returned the summons mark Noy, 5 ummons marked , Out of the County,said to be out of the State" ay e upon said return and affid { V courn and affidavitt of W. Rey Plott : f W ott an order y 3 was made fo sery | | € the summons by publication upon the c 1 ‘tion upon the defendants and other parties interested in 4 : ies the property doeseribs in the lai - . Bet ed Nt he de ASS “os YL LG Oo Lé i fe t E sv 4 complaint to answer the same within six months; that said notice was complete 2 a a © Was completted on the 20th dav of 3 | y of April, 1951, and more than six nonfiy| have elapsed since the service an i neither of the defendants nor any other party have answered or sei SeU HEB up any right 4 . Bup any righ n Hmsmwer the premise n 93 € a : futher appears that this action is brought for the purpose of fore- C10Sing a tax certificate 3 mid wane 1 | Certiricate issued by the plaintiff for the year 1928 for the lanis returned by the defendants for taxes for ERB “ycar and that said tax is $31,55, It ts futher f It is futher found by the court that the plaintiff is antitled to the relief demanded, It is, therefore a % fore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of 4 ne defendant tt ne sum of $31.55 tocet PYVlerd together with cost and waemysr penalties as allowed j hey i¢ ” by 1teaw and that Robert | at Kobert A, Col} E - Collier be appointed aCommissioner to sell said prow to satbhsfy sa: ‘ i —— Judgment and out of the proceeds pay this judgment and the cost. appointed ee eens by the court that the Commissioner heretofore | sais - the said property, freo and clear of all encumbrances, and that ™ quities of redemption op other interests of the defendants or any other parties and re C a . ? CS ced so 1 ar as tha I ope ’ ar dec are oritei ted an j j is na the Com ilssione 4 utheris 13 SLULSsS r 8S ¢ coe sell the same free and clear of all liens 7 encumbrances € of ] any kind or nature, yorth carolina In the Superior Court tredell county trede1l county t i t Judgment é urs. Daisy Barnard Tis cause coming on to be heard the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court on this the pend day Feb., 19352, and it appear&ng to the Court that the nt in this action was filed in this office on the lst day of Dec., 1950 complai at which time summons was issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County, commanding him and answer the complaint within the time pre- to summons the defendant to appear scribed by law; to be found in County." that the Sheriff, in due time, returned the summons Marked "not Upon the return of the summons and affidavit of W.Koy the plaintiff to serve summons upon the defendant Plott, an order was made directing and ant other parties interested in the property described in the complaint, to 3 Phat le Q said servic answer the complaint within six months from the completion of ” . ha the service was completed on the 17th day ofApril, 1951, and that more than si months have elapsed since the said serviceand neither the defendant, nor any other parties that might have an interest inthe property,have answered said notice. It futher appears to the Vourt that the action is brought for the purpose of foreclosing a tax certificate issued by the plaintiff upon the property returned by the defendant for the year 1928, in the amount of $20.75, and that notice contains an exact desuription of the property described in the complaint. It 1s futher found as a fagt that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief prayed for in the complaint. considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover It is, therefore, of the defendant the sum of $20.75, with interest and penalties, as provided by law, and that the property described in the complaint be sold to satisfy said It is futhered ordered and adjudged that the judgment, together with the costs. Robert A. Collier be, and he is hereby appointed a commissiomer to sell Property , after advertising the same, as pra@vided by lav, and to sell the same at the Court louse dope of Iredell County on the ------ day of March, 1952, It is futhermiordered by the Court that the Commissioner herebobefore *“ppointed, sell the property free and clear of all encumberances and that the equities of redemption, or other interest of the defendant or any other parties “re declared forfeited and discharged fn so far as the property is concerned and the 6ommissioner is authorised to sell the same free and clear of all liens or enc umbrances of any kind or nature. John L.Milholland. Cc. Ss. Ce 180 Worth Carolina In the Superior Court, Tredell County Tredell County 4 vs 4 JUDGMENT 4 A. QO. Ferrell and wife § Mrs, A. O. Ferrelle This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of th e Superior Court on this the 22th day of Feb., 1952, and it appearing to the Com that phe complaint in this action was filed in this office on the 1é&h Dee, 19% es ’ I at which time summons was issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County, commanding hin 1t to appear and answer the complaint within the thme prescribed by law; that the Sheriff, in due time,returned the summons marked "nit to be found in Iredell County. Upon thereturn of the summons and affidavit of ; 1+ 4 ¢ a1 mac I4n s he o Re ott, order w made directing the plaintiff to serve summons upon the and any other parties interested in the property described in the comlait to answer the complaint within six months from the completion of shfd service; hat the service was completed on the 17th day of April, 1931, and that more tha a six months have elapsed sin cine qlee Soe a x elapsed since the said servicesv and neither of the defendants nor any other parties that might have an 4 4 + ; parties that might have an interest in the property, have answeret 1 otice, “uther appears to the Court that the action is brought for the purpose of forclosing a tax certificate issued by the plantiff upon property returned by the defendant for the year 1928,in the amount of $28.46, and that the notice contains an exact description of the property described in the complaint. is futher found as a fact that the plaintiff is entitled to te relief praye for in t complaint, [t is,therfore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recov off the rendax e sum of 28.46, with interest and penalfges, as provided by and he property deseribed in the complaint be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with the cost, It is futher ordered and adjudged that Robert A, Collier Cy Y is hereby appointed a Commissioner tosell the property, aftere aavertisif ae ; | ; a 411 . » 8s provided by taw, and to sell the same at the court house dour of ae Vounty on the -----~.~-- day of March, 1932, [t is futher ordered by the Court that the Commissioner here thfore ¥ a that te appointed,sell the saia D xy said property free and clear of all encumbrances 42 equi tie: OL redaemp n her eC 3 t e dant or any 1 > i UOINy tior ° ok) int i : > r ot 167 int srest OL ve def on 2 are declared acl ‘ ed forfeited and dischared in 4s concerne so far as the property : Commissior ner is authorized to sell the same free and clear of ali liens = rances of any k rances of any kind or nature, John L.Milholland. Ge 181 yoRrTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. rREDELL COUNTY. eS. smith, ¥8 SU DGMEN 7. ¢ + o 6UT Q vs Jonn Me Sharpes * ele Sharpe, ' And We Be Gante Migs cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the superior Gourt of Tredell County, and it appearing to the court that summons in this action was 4ssued on the 22nd day of January 1952, and It futher appearing to the court that said summons and the verified complaint was served on each of the defendants, John Me »harpe, F, Ue Sharpe, and W. B. Gant, on the 23nd day of January 1952 byreading to each of said def~- and said verified complaint and by leaving with eavh of ‘ endants said summoms said defendants a copy of said summings and a copy of said verified complaint, It futher appearing to the court that the defendants,John MeSharpe, & F,L.Sharpe and W.b.Gant, failed to answer or demur to the complaint within the time required by law and as set forth in said summons, ance It further appearing to the court that the defendants, John M.Sharpe, as principal, and I’. 4« “harpe ana W. B. Gant, as sureties and endorsers, are indebted to the plaintiff, it+ “- Smith, in the sum of ¥751.50 with interest to be commted annually from January 22nd, 1952 at the rate of 6% and for the cost of this actions It 1s therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, John M. Sharpe as principal and F. lL. # Sharpe and Wi. B. Gant, as sureties and mmix endorsers, the sum of $7351.50 with interest thereon from January 22nd, 1952 at 6% per annum, payable annually and for the coat of this action to be taxed by the courte John L. Milholland, C. 5. Ce sy te Nerth Carolina In the Superior Court, Iredell County Iredell County ve JUDGMENT. C. K. Raulson and wife, Mre. 6. K. Rauls ton. This cause comming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court on the 22nd day of Feb., 1952, and it appearsing to the Court that the complaint in this action was filed in this office on the lst day of Dec., 1930. at which time summons was issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County, commandinghim to summons the defendant to appear and answer the complaint within the time prescribed by law; that the sheriff,ind we time, returned the summons marked "not in Iredell County or State of ¥.¢, Said to be dead. Upon return of the s ummons and affidavit of Koy Plott an order was made directing the plaintiff to serve summons upon the defeni- ants and any other parties interested in the property described in the com laint, to answer the complaint within six months from the completion of said service; that the service was completed on the 5th day of March, 1931, and tht more than six months have elapsed since the said service and neither of the defendants ,nor any other parties that wmMdgat have an interest in the property, have anse@ed said notice. It futher appears to the Court that the action is brought for the purpose of foreclosing a tax certificate issued by the plaintiff upon property returned by the defendants for the year 1928, in the amount of $20.75, and that the notice contains an exact description of the property described in the complaint. It is futher found as a fact that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief prayed for in the complaint. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $20.75, with interest and penalties, * provided by law, and that the property described in the complaint be sold t? satisfy asaid judgment, togather with the cost. It is futher ordered ont adjudged thet Robert A.Collier be, and he is herby appointed 8 commissioner to sell the said prpperty, after advertising the same, as provided by 18% ee to s ell the same at the Court house door of Iredell County on the % aay of March, 1932, It 1s futher ordered b te toner nerete: fore appoi y the Gourt that the Commis ant phat the camtes sell the said property free and clear of ali encumbreneet ing ¥es of redempti ts or & other parties are dewlaped forfeited cat intervals of. She derendee property is concerned and the Commisdioner is . and dischargedin so far as t clear of all liens he authorized to sel] the same free or encumbrances of any kind or nature. John BL. Milholland. C. 8» Ses oe te ee ee ee ee =o POO 0 Oe OF Oe Oe Om tee ae om Oe Oe Oe Oe Me te ah Oe te Oe We Oe Ge et Oe ee ee a Oe ae 183 yorth cerolins IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. Tredell county vs JUDGMENT. q, B. Be Brunner and wife, wade Alexander Bruner e This cause cooming on to be heard before the und ersigned Clerk of Court on this the 22 day of Feb. ,1932,and it appearing to the action was commenced in this court on the lst day of Dec. the Superior Court that this 1930, at which time summons was issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County , ommanding him to summons the defendant to answer or demur to the complaint 6 within the ¢ime provided by law; that the Sheriff returned thes wmnons marked Mot to be found within Iredell County"and apon said return and a ffidavit of W.Roy Plott an order was made directing the plaintiff to serve the said e summons by publisatign upon the defendant and any other parties interested 4n the property described in the compjaint within six months; that more than six months have elapsed since the completion of said notice a nd neither the \ defendant nor any other parties have filed an answer or s et up any | to the eleven acres described in the notice. It futher appears to the court that the other tract contoining forty acres has been paid and discharged from the tax certificate. And the Court finds that the action was brought for the purr pose of forclosing a tax certificate issued by the plaintiff for the yaar 1928 upon the land of the defendants and that thetax La $25.10 subject to credits of payments made for the release ofthe forty acre tracte Ls ” Te Court finds as a fact that the plaintity is entitled,to the relief demanded, Tt is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $25.10 suby to credit of payments made and all lawful penalties and interest; phat Collier be and he is herby appe+” pointednaunCommissioner to sell the said property, after advertising the same a provided by law, and sell the same at the Court House door on the 25 day of Mar.1932 and out of the proce e judgment and the cost of action It 4s futher orderedbellt y court that the Comm, heretifore appoint- ed , sell the said property free! ear ef all encumbrance and that the equities onltant or any other parties are declarad forfeited and discharged in so far @ ‘the property is concernedaa nd the Ocalte % ‘ is authorized ti sell the same, free and Clear of &ja liens or efihumbrances of ayu any kind or nature. - of redemption or other interests © John L.Milholland, CO. Ss. C. etait 4 : vee ated North Carolina, Tredell County. Iredell County Vs J. 2D.G ife G. E. B. Bruner and Madie Alexander Pruner This cause coming on to be heard 'efore the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court on this the 22nd day of Februery, 1932, and it appearing to the Court thet this action was commenced in this Court on the lst dey of December, 1930, at which time summons wes issued to the Sheriff of Tredel} County commanding him to summons the defendants to answer or demur to the complaint within the time provided by law; that the Sheriff returned the summons marked "Not to be found within Iredell County" and upon said return and affidavit of W. Roy Plott ean order was made directing the plaintiff to serve the said summons by publication upon the defendants and any other erties interested in the property described in the complaint within six months; thst more than six months have elapsed since the completion of said notice und neither the defendants nor any other perties have filed an answer or set up any rights to the eleven acre tract described in the notice, It further appesrs to the court that the other tract conteining forty acres hes been paid ond dischserged from the tax certificate, Anda the Court finds that the action was hrought for the purpose of foreclosing a tax certificate issued by the pleintiff for the year 1928 upon the lands of the defendants and that the tax is $23.10 subject to credit of payments made for the release of the forty ecre tract, The court finds as a fact that the plaintiff is entitled to the rée= lief demanded, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $93.10 subject to credit of payments made end ei} lowful penalties nnd interest; that Robert A, Collier be end he 1s hereby appointed a Commissioner to sell the said property, after sdvertis ing bhe same as vrovided by law, and sell the same at the court house door on the 25th day of March, 1932, and out of the procecds of same to pay the judgment and the cost of this action. It is further crdered hy the Court that the Commissioner heretofore appointed, sell the said property free and clesr of all encumbrances and that the equities of redemption or other interests of tae defendants or any other parties are declared forfeited end discharged in so far eg the property is coneerned snd the Commissioner is authorized to se1l the same, free a yY)E ce no OM e liens or encumbrences of any kind or nature. ____ John L, Milholiend erk oO ; rior * BRAMMER RENAME HAE HE AE NE SEE AE MERE HEE SES 1d 9 44 Mee sabe seepage * yorth Carolina, In the Superior Court. tredell County. Trede11 County Ve. JuDGaM B. B. Owens and wife, Elizebveth Owens. This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John L. Milhollend, on this the cena day of February, 1932, and it appearing to the court; thet the complaint in this action was filed in this office on the Ist day of December, 1950, at which time summons wes issued commanding the Sheriff of Iredell County to summons the defendants te answer or demur to said complaint whthin thirty days from service thereof; thet the Sheriff of Tredell County on the 3rd dey of Dec., 1930, returned the summons, marked, "Not to he found within Iredell County," and upon suc} return end affidavit mede by W, Roy Plott and order was signed directing the plaintiff to serve summons upon the defend- ants end all other nersons thet might be interested in the property to anpnear before the Clerk within six months from the service of said summons bv oublice ation: that said notice of summons Was published in the Statesville Daily once a week for four weeks and was completed on April 1”, 19041: thet more thn six months have elapsed and the defendants cr any other nerties thet might have an interest in the property h: ve failed to come in and set up any claim or answer in any wise to the pleadings. It further appears to the court that this is an action against the defendants for the foreclosure of a tax certificate upon the nronverty returned for taxes by the defendants for the year 1928; thet the sum cf said texes is $76.17 and that the defendants ere the owners of the nroperty described in the notice contained in the plesdings and the plaintiff is allowed to amend the description of said property described in the complaint to rend as that eenteir ed in the notice. It further appears to the court that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief prayed for in the complaint, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged thé the plaintiff recover of the defendents the sum of $76.17 together with interest ond penalties es pro~ vided by law and thet the property of the defendants he sold to satisfy seid taxes, It is further crdered by the Court thet Robert A. Collier be and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner to sell said property, after advertising seme 88 by lew provided end to sell the same at the court house door of Iredell County on the 26th dey of Merch, 1932; thet the defendants be taxed with the cost and that the cost be paid out of the purchese price of said property. It is further ordered by the Court that the Commissioner heretofore appointed sell the said property free and clesr of all encumbrances and thet 186 the equities of redemption or other interests of the defendants or any other pvorties are declared forfeited and discharged in so far ag the oroerty is concerned and the Commissioner is authorized to sell the same free and cleer of 411 liens or encumbrances cf any kind or nature John L. Milholland Clerk of the superior Court, SBE SO4ESE TEESE SESE He SESE SEE HE EAE NE BE ME HE HAEBENG SE SED: BeBe BF North Csrolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Iredell Crunty. 3 . Conf SS — Cy ~ . = ty = ae ~ co James SS, cod G wife Sally L. Good oO o <_< This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John L. Milholland, Onze 193% on this the 22nd dey of Februrry >, and it appearing to the court; thet Vy the complaint in this ection was filed in this officd of the lst day of December, 1930, and th t at said time summons was issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County dommanding him to summons the defendants to answer within thirty days the summons end complaints; that the Sheriff of Iredell County returned the ssid summons and complaints on the 3rd day of Decerrer, 1950, marked, "Not to be found in Iredell County, wherestouts unknown;" that upon said return, an affidevit by W. Roy Plott an order was meade directing the plaintiff to serve summons by publication upon the defendants and eny other psrties interested in the property cescribed in the complaint to answer or demur to the complaint of the pleintiff within six months from the completion of said notice; that said notice was published in the stetesville Daily, once a week for four weeks and was completed on the 5th day of March, 1931; thot more than six months have elapsed snd neither the defendants nor any other psrties tht might be interested in the property have failed to answer or set up any rights thet they heve or might heve in the property. It further eppeers to the court thet the action is trought fer the purpose of foreclosing e tax certificate on property listed by the defend- ants for the year 1928 and thet the amount of the tax is $26.86. It further appears to the court that the description conteined i t : he notice is the exact description of the property described in the complaint and the plaintiff is allowed to amend the complaint to recd eccordingly. oe, It further appears to the Court that the pleintiff is antitied the relief demanded, It is therefore, ordered and edjudged that the plaintiff recover of $ the def allowed by lew; thé Commiss Lone req County on the 25 texed 8 4+ is further ordered by the court thst the commissioner heretofore appointed sell the said property free and clear of al encumbrances end thet th parties are declared forfeited end discharged so fer es the property ts conce of all liens or encumbrences of any kind or nature. North Carolina, Iredell County. Iredell County Vs. Will McLelland and wife, Ossie McLelland, Colored, the Superior Court on this the pend day of Februrry, 1932, and it appesring to the Court thet the complaint in this action was filed in this office on the lst day of December, 1930, at which time summons was {issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County, commanding him to summons the defendants to anpear enéShewer the comoleint within the time prescribed by lew; that the Sneriff, in due time, returned the summons marked “unable to find in Iredell County." Upon the return of the summons and affidevit of W. Roy Plott, an order was mede directing the plaintiff to serve summons upon the defendants and any other prrties interested in the property described in the complaint, to enswer the compleint within six months from the completion of seid service; that the service was completed on the 20th day of April, 1931, and thet mere than six months have elepsed since the said service end neither of the defendents, nor any other parties thet might heve an interest in the preperty, heve enswered said notice. endents the sum of $26.86 together with e11 cost and penalties as vired by 18W and to sell the same at the Court House Door cf Iredell geinst the defendents and paid out of the vroceeds of the sale. e equities of redemption or other interests of the defendants or any other rnead and the Commissioner is authorized te sell the same free and clear 187 t Robert A. Collier be end he is herehry appointed a r to sell the said vroverty, after advertising the same as is See ee eee ee an amemannies th day of March, 1932; that the cost of this action be i John L. Milhollend Terk of ‘he scuperior Court. He Se HEME EGE EMER SEAL HEE FE RE BEF: He FE RGAE KEK In the Superior Court. { { f ¢ ( This cause coming on to be heard hefore the undersigned Clerk of It further appesrs to the Court that the ection ish rought for th @ purpose of foreclosing a tax certificate issued by the Plaintire upo n property returned by the defendants for the year 1928, in the amount of 0 $12.48 and that the notice contains ean exact description of the Property described in the complaint, It is further found es ea fact that the plaintiff is entitled relief prayed for in the complaint, It is, therefore, considered and ad judged that the Plaintirr recover of the defendants the sum of $12.48, with interest and penalties, as provided by lew, and that the property described in the complaint he sold to satisfy said judgment, together with the costs, It is further ordered end adjudged that Robert A. Collier be, and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner to sell the said property, after advertising the same, as provided by law, end to sell the same at the court house door of Iredell County on *he 25th day of March, 1932 It is further ordered by the Court that the Commissioner heretofore éppointed, sell the said property free and clear of all encumbrances end thet the equities of redemption, or other interests of the defendants’ or any other parties sre decaéered forfeited ana discharged in so far as the broperty n i < roperty is concerned énd the Commissioner is authorized to sell the same free and clear of ge . er of all liens or encumbrances of any kind or nature, John L. Milhollana Clerk Supertor Court, WREATH Sete Mae ge ae a ae ge ge ae ae ge ges grange THe SESE H4e ge ge B34 45-4-46-30-46-4¢ North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell Courity, Iredell County, Vs. E@rl Johnson énd wife Kete Johnson, : the Suveri peren Cotte’ Gh thte the eene: dew ge February, 1932, and it appearing to the Court m rt that the complaint in this action was filed in this office on the Ist day ¥ OF December, 1930, at which time summons was issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County, uneble to locate Iredell County+ th " © return of the Summons and affidavit of W. Roy to the . 189 and any other parties interested in the property described in the complaint, to answer the complaint within six months from the completion of said service; that the service was completed on the 20th day of April, 1931, end that more then six months have elapsed since the said service and neither of the defendants, nor any other parties thet might have an interest in the property, have answered said notice. It further sppeers tc the Court thet the action is brought for the purpose of foreclosing a tax certificate issued by the plaintiff upon property returned by the defendants for the year 1928, in the amount of $64.03, and that the notice contains an exact description of the »roperty described in the compleint. It is further found es a fact that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief prayed for in the complaint. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the pleintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $64.03, with interest and nenalties, as pvrovided by law, and that the propert: described in the complaint be seld to satisfy said judgment, together with the costs. It is further ordered anda ed judged thet Robert A, Collier be, and he is hereby appointed s Commissioner to sell the seid vroperty, after advertising the same, S provided by law, and to sell the same at the court house door of Iredell County on the ?5th dav of March, 1932, It is further ordered hy the Court that the Commissioner heretofore appointed, sell the said property free and clesr of e111 encumbrances ena thet the equities of redemption, or other interests of the defendants or any other parties are declered forfeited end discherged in so far as the property is concerned and the Commissioner is authorized to sell the same free and Clear of all lims or encumbrances of any kind or nature, John L, Milholland Clerk Superior Court, VBE BEBE FE BEBE BEGETS ESE RE HSE SE HEHE SE 46S SE BBE ESE SENSE SE North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Iredell County Vs. JUDGMENT H. F, Owings and wife. This cause coming on to be heerd before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court thet the compleint in this Pontem Wee f11ed tm tits offies on tee 1st day of December, 1950, and st + zr: | hat time Summons was issued to the Sheriff o + Tredell County co him to summons the defendants to answer the summons and complaint within thirty days from service thereof; that the Sheriff returned the Summons , marked, "Not in Iredell County, unable to locate” and upon Such return ang affidavit of W. Roy Plott an order was made to serve the Summons upon the defendants and any other parties interested in said property by Publication, that said notice was completed on the 20th day of April, 1931, and thet more than six months have elapsed since sa id service and neither the defend. ants now any other parties that might have an interest in the property he ye answered or set up any cleim in the premises, It further appears to the court that the action is brought for the purpose cf foreclosing the tax certificate issued by the plaintire for the nonpayment of taxes for the year 1928 in the amount of $16.01 ana thet the the complaint and that the plaintiff is allowed to amend the complaint to read accordingly, It further appears to the court that the Plaintiff igs entitled to the relief demanded, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged thet the Dlaintiff recover of the defendents the sum of $16.01 with €ll penalties ana interests as Provided by law and that Robert A. Collier he &ppointed a Commissioner to sell the lands to Satisfy said judgment; that the defendants he taxed with the cost of this action and that the Same be paid out of the purchese price of seid property, That sale be mde on March 26th, 1932, It is further ordered by the court that the Commissioner heretofore eppointed sell the seia Property free and clear of all encumbrances and thet concerned and the Commissicner is authorized to sell the same free and clear of all liens or encumbrances of any kind or nature, John L, Milholland Clerk of the Superior court, TAREE Hee tet oe a ste tt ae 8 9 aa ae at ae gee VHB FE FEH 4 ae oe ge ge ge North c orth Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell coun ty. Iredell County, Tom Moore and wife ] th 6 JUDGMEN ‘ Mrs. Tom Moore, $ 191 the Court tht the compleint in this action was filed in this office on re ist day of December, 1950, at which time summons wes issued to the Sheriff f Iredell County, commanding him to summons the defendants to appear and a the complaint within the time prescribed by law; that the Sheriff, in = time, returned the summons merked "not to he found in Iredell County." Upon the return of the summons and affidavit of W, Roy Plott, an order was made directing the plaintiff to serve summons upon the defendants ana any va parties interested in the property described in the complaint, te answer the complaint within six mort!s from the completion of seid service; that the on the 17th day of April, 1931, and thet mere thm six service was Comp ths have ela} Ince the said service md neither of the defendants, nor mon any other perties thet might have en interest in the property, have answered said notice. It further appears to the Court that the action is brought for the purpose of foreclosing a tax certificate issued by the plaintirr upon vronerty returned by the defendants for the yerr 19°28, in the amount of $25.89, anc that the notice contains an exact description of the proverty described in the complaint. It is further found as o fact that the plaintiff is entitled te the relief prayed for in the complaint, It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $25.89, with interest anda penalties, ss provided by lew, and thet the property described in the complaint he seld to satisfy sax judgment, together with the costs, It is further ordered and sd judged that Robert A. Collier be, and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner to sell seid Property, after acvertising the same, as provided by law, end to sell the same ét the court house door of Iredell County on the 25th dgy of March, 193°, It is further ordered by the Court thst the Commissiormer heretofore &ppointed, sell the seia proverty free and clesr of 211 encumbrances end thet the equities of redemption, cr other interests of the defendants or any other parties sre declered forfeited and discharged in so fer as the proverty is r ane clea concerned and the Commissioner is authorized to sell the same free «né cl r of @11 liens or encumbrances of any kind or nature. John L. Milholland Clerk Superi cr Court. FEM BRE SE SESE SE SERERE RE SESE HES SESE SE SE EE SESE SE SESE BE PRESSE SESE BE BE ESET: BSE SESE ESE cones saatineatniinernen ener ema Wi i} Hi North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Iredell County Vs, C. Fesperman and wife, GC. Feye Fespermén, This cause coming on to be heerd before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court on this the 22nd dey of February, 1932, and it & Dearing to the Court thet the complaint in this action was Siled in this office on he lst day of Decemrer, 1930, et which time Summcns was issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County, commanding him to summons the defendents to appeér enc answer the complaint within the time prescribed by law: that the sheriff, in due time, returned the Summons morked "Served Dec, 5th, 1930 ’ by reeding and delivering to each of the Gefendants a copy of the summons end complaint;" that notice was served on all other parties th t might heve an interest in said property to appear and answer the complaint and set up their cleim within six months from the completion of said notice, or that they would be barred from any right in the Property, and thrt more then six months heve elapsed since the completion of said notice end neither of the defendents, nor any other parties tht might have an interest in the Property hive answered said notice, It further “ppesrs to the Court that the ection is brought fer the Purpose of foreclosing tax certificete issued by the plaintiff upon property returned hy the defendents for the year 1928, in the amount of 36.67 and thet not of and thet the notice contains an exact description of the property des- cribed in the complaint, “t is further found as g fact thst the plaintiff is entitled to the relief preved for in the complaint, *t is, therefore, considered and ed judged that the Pleintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $6.67, with interest and penalties, es provi- ded by lew, and thet the property described in the complaint be sold to Satisfy said judgment tC, together with the costs, It is further ecrdered and ed judged that Robert A, Collier be, and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner = se Aa ) © sell the saig preperty after edvertising the same, 2s provided by lew, to sell the Same at the Court House Door of Iredell Co uhty on the 25th day of Merch, 1932, It is further ordered by the court that t the Commissioner hreétofore appointed, that th Ss ell the said Property free and cleer of all encumbrances and € equities of redemption, or other interests of the defendants oP any other parties fre declared forfeited and discharged in so far as the property is concerned and the Commissioner is authorized to sell the seme free a a 3 nd clear of alj liens or encumbrances of any kind or nature. John L, Milholl ; erk Superior Court. V8 Res age ge ge oe North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. vs 0 JUDGMENT \ 7. J, Deal and wife, 6 an, 9, J. Deak. This cause coming on to he hensrd before +he undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court on this the 2nd dey of Februery, 1932, and it eppeering to the Court that the complaint inthis action was filed in this cffice on the lst day of December, 1950, at which time summons was issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County, commanding him to summons the defendants to appear and answer the come plaint within the time prescribed by law; that the sheriff, in due time, re- turned the summons marked "not to be found in Iredell County." Upon the ree- turn of the summons and affidavit of W., Roy Plott, an order was made directing the pleintiff to serve summons upon the defendants and any other perties inter- ested in the property described in the complaint, to snswer the complsint within six months from the completion of said service; thet the service was comnleted on the 17th dey of April, 1931, and thet mere than six months hr ve elansed since the said service and neither of the defendants, ner any other narties thet might teve an interest in the property, have snswered said notice. It further appears to the Court that the ection is throught fer the purpose of foreclosing a tax certificate issued by the plaintiff upon preperty returned by the defendants for the year 1928, in the amount of $13.90 and thet the notice contsins an exact description of the property cescrihed in the complaint, It is further found es 5s fact tht the Dlaintif* is entitled to the relief prayed for in the complaint, it is, therefore, considered and adjudged thet the vlaintiff recever of the defendants the sum of $13.90, with interest end penslties, »s provided “y lew end thet the Property described in the complaint be sold to satisfy said Judgment, together with the costs. It is further ordered and adjudged thet Robert A, Collier be, and he is hereby appointed « Commissioner to sell the said Property, after edvertising the same, ©s provided by law, andto sell the same at the Court House Door of Iredell County on the 25th dey of March, 193°, It is further ordered by the Court thst the Commissioner heretofore *ppointed, sell the said property free and clear of all encum>rances and that the equities of redemption, or other interests of the defendants or any other Parties are declared forfeited and disch*srged in so fear sas the property is foncerned and the Commissioner is authorized to sell the same free and cleer Of all liens or encumbrances of any kind or nature, Jo L lholland erk Superior Vourt, PERE FE TERE HERE SE SESE SESE SE SE Ht SEE SESE HE SE HE VR BEEBE SAE SE SE SE SER SER SE aE BE gE Nerth Carolina, In the Sunerior Court Iredell County. Iredell County Vs, JUDGMENT Cc; D. Steut. end wife, Fleta Stout, SFOS SO This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of th f { e Superior Court on this the 22nd day of Febru ry, 1932, and it apvesring ¢ ‘ - , 3 Z to the Court thet the complaint in this action was filed in this office on th ° the lst day of December, 1930, at which time Summons wes issued to the Sheri re of Iredell County, commanding him te summons the Cefendants to @vnpear and answer the complaint within the time prescribed by law; that the Sheriff, in due time, returned the summons merked "not in the State of North Carolina after diligent search," Upon the return of the summens and afi davit of W, Roy Plott, an order was made directing the plaintiff to serve summons upon the defendents } t n ana any other parties interested in the property Cescribed in the complaint ans\ ; omplaint, to enswer the complaint within six months from the cempletion of said service; that the service was completed cn the 5th day of March, 1931, and thet more th: mere than six months have elapsed since the said service and neither of the defendants, nor any other pa rties that might heve an inter-st in the property, have answered said notice, + IA nea + It further appears to the Court that the sctton is brought for the purpose of foreclosing a a tax certificate issued by the plaintiff upon vroperty z + a _ returned by the defendants for the vear 1928, in the amount of $44.92 and thet the »t netice contains an exact description of the property described in the complaint, at is £ 6 8 further found as a4 fact that the Plaintiff i- entitled to the relief praved for in the complaint It is, therdfore, considered and of the defendents the sum of adjudged that the plaintiff recover & ¥44,92, with interest and penalties, ss provided by lay a tha us na that the property described in the complaint be sold to satisfy sei ogether with the costs, Robert A. Collier be, judgment , t It is further ordered and ad judged that end he is hereby appointed e Commissioner to sell the s#l’ property, after advertising the sme set @s provided by law, and to sell the same at the co urt house door of Iredell County on the 25th dev of March, 1952. furthe r ordered by the Court that the Commissioner heretofore appointed, sell the said pro verty free and clear of 811 encumbrances end that the equities of redemption a or other interests of the defendants or any othe parties are decle John L, Milholls Clerk Superior 6 Me Sete ede tented 469 4 sean ag IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BEFORE THE CLERK, Jesse L. Sherill and Mrs. Anther 411, Partners, Trading and de Sr meatnons under’ the firm name 411 Lumber Company, of Sher Plaintiffs, FINAL JUDGMENT, vs C., H. Morton, C. P. Be ll, and H. G. dock Murdock, Defendants. This cause comming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County,North Carolina, on this Monday, the 7th day of March, 1932 , upon motion of yhe Attorneys for the Plaintiffs, Adams & Dearman, for judgment by default final, and it appearing to the court thatsummons was issued on the 3th day Febuary, 1932; that Summons was returnable as provided by law; that on the 3th day of Febuary, 195 2; the Plaintiffs filed a duly verfied cc aplaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding a sum é¢artain in money due on a note; that a copy of said complaint with a copy of said summons was served on the defendants, C. H. Morton, C. P. Bell. and H. G. Murdock, on the 4th day of Febuary, 1952; it futher appearing to the court that the time allowed for the defendants to plead has elapsed since the service mafxof the complaint and summons upon the defendants; and no answer, demutrer, or other pleading, or motions 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 futher appearing to the court that the defendants exhibited to the court the noteg that there appears to be due on said obligatton, the sum of Two Hundred Thirty- nine Dollars and Eighty-five Cents ( $239.85 ), together with interest thereon at the rate of Six Percent ( 6c/o per annum from the 25th day november, 1930, until paid, THEREUPON3 IT Is ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED that the Plaintiffs recover of the Defendants the sumof Two Hundged Thurty- nine Dollars and Sighty- Five Cents ($239.85), togethem with interest thereon at the rate of Six Percent 6c/o per anum from the 25th day of November, 1930, until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, This Monday, the 7th day of March, 1982. John L. Milholland, C. 8S. C. of Iredell County. 1 | | | North Carolina In the Superior Court Tredell County. Before the Clerk, THe North State Furniture Manufactoring Company. v8 Judgment of Non-Suit, Lester Feimster and M. Ce Cartere This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina upon the motion of Raymer & Raymer, Attorneys for W. K. Morrison and Russell Sherill, Receivers of the North State Furniture Manufactoring Company for judgment of non-sult; and it appearing to the Court that all matters in controversy have been settlem. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be, and it is hereby, granted a judgment of non=-suit. This the llth day of March 1932. John L. Milholland. Clerk of Superior Court. The North State Furniture Manufactoring Company, by Raymer & Raymer, Attys. for the Receivers. by A. Be. Raymer. th Carolina Nor In the Superior Court Before the Clerk trede11 county pe Steel Casting Corporation, ation sor * plaintiff, JUDGMENT of NON BAT i oe r-Lowrancé Construcgion Coe, git Defendants ae te DN DE ne NINN OAD HIPS PaO HI PIS T,is cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, upon motion, of Adams end Dearman, Attorneys for Plaintiff, for Judgment of Non Suit; It is thereupon considered, adjudged, and decreed that the Plaintiff be granted a Judgment of yoluntary Non Suit in the above entitled action. Johm L. Milholland. Clerk of the Superior Court Iredell County. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM MONDAY, March 21,1952. North carolina ; In the Superior Court Iredell County Special March Term 1932. Be it remembered that at a Special Term of Iredell Superior Court begun and held in and for the State and County aforesaid on the 21st day of March 1932, when and where His Honor ,M.V.Barnhill, is the Judge presiding and holding the Court, the following proceedings were had,to wit: G. C . Kimball, High Sheriff of Tredell County, is present and returns into open C ourt the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for this Special Term of the Superior Court, to wits: We W. Moore, Ae Pe Dingler, M. A. Beaver, A. P. Steele, Ross Brown, E. W. Campbell, J. De Lunsford, W.M.Barringer, Ge Ce Jacks, W.C .Grose, J.E . Lothery, D. C.Cowan, weP-Harris, J. Be Brown, S. Be Holmes ,H.D.Howard, J.MeSharpe, W. D. Goodin, D.W.Lowrance, IJv., J. E , Murdock, and H.D.Harrise W.M,Barringer and W. © .Grose were excused for causes No. 760 Te following jury: W.eWeMoore, A.P.Dingler, M.AeBeaver, LeD.eSmith A.P.Steele, Ross Brown, EW. Campbell, 3.D.Lunsford, vs G.CeJacks, J. E ,Lothery, D. C. Cowan, J.M.Sharpe, and Lovie Smith W.P.Hearris, being sworn end .impaneled. for their verdict answer the issues submitted to them as follows: 1, Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry 4S alleged in the complaint? Answer, yeSe 2, Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff without any fault on the part of the plaintiff and live separate and apart from each other for more than five consecutive years neat preceding the commencement of this action? Answer, YeSe 3. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than five consecutive years Immediately pre- ceding the commencement of this action? Answer, Yes.- i The following jury: W.W.Moore, Ae P- Dingler, M.A-Beaver, oM. Worley AePeSteele, Ross Brown, E. W. Campbell, 3.D.iunsford, ia . G.C.Jacks, J. E « Lothery, D. C. Cowan, J. M.Sharpe,and nehe Worley WeP.Harris, being sworn and - 4mpaneled for their verdict answer the issues submitted to them as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and the: defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer, yeSe ©, Did the defendant commit adultry, as alledged in the complaint? Answer, yeSe 3, Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commen- cement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer, yeSe No.637 Jake Meroney vs 1" C 2 Isidore Wallace trading ontinued as A.B.Bowles Motor Co. No.661 In Re: Caveat, Will of Alonzo Reid, ieidanel Continued, No.680 Ethel B.Cooper vs We L. Alexander et al Continued. No. 706 \ Charles P.Lowrance vs BE. P. Kale Continued on condition that the defendant's deposition be taken. No.712 J.M. Carlisle The following jury: M. A.Beaver, Ross Brown, vs E,W.Campbell, J. D. Lunsford, G. C. Jacks, A.J. Beaver and Jo 3 4 Merete C. Cowan, J. M, Sharpe, Mrs. Ae J. Beaver W. P. Harris, S. B. Holmes, H. D Howard, and W . B.Goodin, being sworn and impaneled. - for their verdict. Case continued until tomorro™ North Carolina, In the Superior Court, I redell County, March Term 1932. (Special Term) I, John Rob f » Robbins McLaughlin, do solemly swear that I will support the Constitution of the United States, so help me God e John Robbins McLaughlin. Sworn to and subscribed befor e@ me open Court, the 2lst day of eren’ 1032. sis Rete s udge Presiding and holding ¢ in the fifteenth Judicial Sisk, I, John Rat ° obbins McLaughlin, do solemnly and sincerely swear that I will b e faithful and bear true allegiance to the State of North Carolina and to the Constitutional powers and authorities which are er may be establi shed for the government thereof; and that I will endeavor > consistent t with the Constitution of the United Stat admowledge and ability, so help me God ame ee John Robbins McLaughlin. na sworn to before me yibed to @ "pen Court, thissthe 2ist day of 1932 h A. os oe — y. Barnhill, presiding and holding court in Lage suse eat teenth Judicial District. I, John Robbins McLaughlin, do swear that I will truly and nonestly demean myself in the practice of an attorney, according to the of knowledge and ability, so help me God. John Robbins McLaughlin. pest Sworn to and subscribed before me in open Court, this the 2ist of March A.D. 1932. M.V.Barnhill, Judge Presiding and holding Court in the fifteenth Judicial District. North Carolina, In the Superior Court March Term 1952 Iredell C,unty. (Special Term) Mr.John Robbins McLaughlin having presented in open Court a license signed by the Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, dated January 25,1932, authorizing him to practice as an attorney and counsellor at law in the Courts of this State, and he having taken and subscribed to the oaths required of attorneys at law of this State; It is ordered and adjudged that the said John Robbins McLaughlin be, and he is hereby admitted to the practice of the proféssion of attorney and counsellor at law in all courts of this State. It 1s further ordered by this Court that a record of the proceedings taken herein be spread upon the minutes of this Court of this State. This March 21st A.D.1932.- M. V. Barnhill, Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday morning, March 22,1932, at 9:30 ofclock. : So ee ssh Judge Presiding and holding Courts ~ for the fifteenth Judicial Districte This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morning March 22, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Special Term 1932, J M Carlisle, plaintiff : j vs t ISsveEs A J Beaver and Mrs t A J Beaver, Defendants { 1. Was plaintiff's automobile d amaged by the negligence of the de- fendant, lirs A J Beaver, as alleged? Answer: Yes 2. If so, did the plaintiff by his own negligence contribute to said damafe? Answer: No/ 5. What amount, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover in compensation for damages to his automobile? Answer: {$50.00 4. Was the defendant, Mrs A J Beaver, of the defendant as alleged? injured and the automobile » A J Beaver, damaged by the negligence of the plaintiff, Answer: 5. If so, what damages, if any, is the defemdant, Mrs A J Beaver enthtled to recover? Answer: 6. What damahes, if any, ; : is the defendant, A J Beaver, entitled Oo recover? Answer: Greever-Lotspeich Mfg Co ) i vs ISSUES Mooresville Ice Cream Co. (§ é The following jury, w w Moore, A P Steele, J B Brown, J E Murdock - i ates H oo RA W&lliams, Turner Page, Step Martin, Chester . M Lewis and Hugh Rumple s d the issues as Soliows: p worn and ampannelled and answere 1. Is the defendant indebt n what amount? ebted to the Plaintiff, and if so, i Answer: Yes, 9153.60, Amount alleged with interest to date/ 2. Is the plaintiff indebte and if so, in what amount? Answer: \ HC Cashion McNeely Plaintiff allowed to amend reply so as to set out J Ba * contributory negligence to the defendants cross ¥ action. H E Beam No 762 . ©L Laskey and M E Lackey \ vs Carolina Mortgage Co. Plaintiff asks to be allowed to amend his complaint. Motion allowed, Defendant excepts. Defendant moves for a continuance on the ground that the amendment to the complaint was allowed, The Court finds that the amended complaint raises no new issue of fact and merely makes definite the allegation of the time which the plaintiff alleges the usurious interest was paid, and that the trial of the case at this time does not prejudice the defendant. Motion for continuance denied, Exception. No 722 | H B Stewart vs Carl Morrison & Walter Morrison At the close of the plaintiffs evidence defendants move for judg- ment of non-suit, It appearing to the Court that this action was instituted in Magis- trate's Court, and upon the plaintiff's evidence this Court has no juris- diction, and the same is dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff. Gs Fi No 751- \ Sam Holmes vs Mrs Della York, Mrs Lois Cook et al. The following jury M A Beaver, Ross Brown, E W Campbell, J D Lunsford GC Jacks, J RB Lothery, D C Cowan, J M Sharpe, WP Harris, H D Harris, H D Howard, WB Goodin, being sworn and empannelled. At the close of the plaintiff's evidence motion for judgment of hon-suit was allowed, No 756 Continued by consent, vs WP Carpenter et al, it | Mm 204 State of North Carolina, Special Term March, 1932/ County of Iredell. Iredell County. Mrs Fannie Hegwood, et al vs SUDEaeRER FT trading ander name of Campbell- Crowson Lumber Co. } } H T Kelly and =d C Campbell, t This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge presiding over the March Special Term of Iredell Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and it appearing to the Court that the parties here- to in the above entitled cause have compromised their differences and fixed by agreement the damage that the plaintiff is entitled to recover in the sum of $150.00/ It is therefore considered ordered and adjudged that the plainé tiffs recover of the defendants H T Kelly and Edd C Campbell the sum of #150.00 with interest from the @lst day of March, 1932 until paid at 6%. t is further adjudced that each party to this action shall pay their own costs to be taxed against the plaintiffs and defendants accordingly. M V Barnhill Judge Presiding. By Consnt: Turner Moss & Winberry Attorneys for plaintiffs J H Burke Attorney for defendants. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morn- ing March 25, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock. Judge-Pres: iaing——— Tis Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning March 25, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, { In the Superior Court Iredell County/ 9 March Special Term 1932 J M Carlisle § wa { JUDGMENT A J Beaver and Mrs A J Beaver 4} This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, M V Barnhill, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the is- sues submitted by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the de- fendants as set out in the record: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have and recover judgment against the defendants for the sum of $50.00, together with the costs of this action to be taxed against the d-fendants.by the Clerk of this Court. M V Barnhill Judge Presiding Defendants moves to set the verdict aside and for a new trial. Over= ruled, Exception. Judgment signed. Defendants excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice given in open Court. Further nobice waived. Appeal bond in the sum of $100 adjudged sufficient. By consent, defendants allowed 60 days to make up and. serve case on appeal, and the plaintiff allowed 45 days thereafter to serve countercase or file exceptions. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term Special 1952 L D Smith j a ({ JUDGMENT Lovie Smith 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, MV Barnhill, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having and@wered the is- sues submitted to them by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and aginst 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 L D Smith, and the defendant Lovie Smith, be and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plain- tiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. M V Barnhill Judge Presiding 206 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell Countye March Special Term 1932. R M Whorley 4 vs } SUDGH EE. Blancke Whorley § This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, M V Barn. hill, 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 de- fendant, 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, R M Whorley, and the defendant, Blanche Whorley, be and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. M V Barnhill Judge Presiding North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. |} llarch Special Term 1932. Grace Robhins 4 vs j ISSUES J L Robbins 4 Jury sworn and empannelled answered 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 complaint? Answer; Yes 3, Has the plaintuff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement of this ace tion, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 207 North Carolina, In the Superior Court tredell County. March Special Term 1952. Grace C Robbins j ws ' JUDGERENT J L Robbins § Tis cause coming on to be heard; and being heard at this term of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, M Vv Barnhill, Judg sues submitted to them vy the court in favor of the plaintiff and against e Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the is- 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 and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. M V Barnhill Judge Presiding No 773 Carolina Motor Co t vs } ISUES WB Casstevens et al. j The following jury sworn and empannelled M A Beaver, Ross Brown, E W Campbell, J D Lunsford, GC Jacks, J E Lothery, D C Cowan, J M Sharpe, WP Harris, W W Moore, H D Howard, and W B Goodin, answered the issues as follows: Is the defendant W B Casstevens, indebted to the plaintiff, and if so, in what amount? Answer: $403.75 with interest from March 10 1931 subject to payment of $12.00 Tis Hénorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning March 2% 1932 at 9:30 O'clock. Tn Woe Judge Presid ta } Pata Bae (ee . t | a4 Bn 208 Thtia Honorable Court convenes according to ad Journment Thurs orning, March 24, 1932 at 9:30 o'clock for the dispatch of day, usinenss, an ronntder ad judg and decreed oa Carolina, Tn The Sur erior Count, I Tt 1s ther: fore rdered, cont ered, id Judged, { decreed ae . ee tiff recover of the fend aum of One eae enty larch Special fj erm, 1930 Court that the I laitnt recovey ¢ { cle : » AVI f ne ’ APO ie are and Sixty C te "163 ) yt} W Hundred Fifty-three Dollar: ixty Cents ($153.60) to sf tnteroest thercon at the rate of ! ‘rcent (¢ 9) per lst day of October, 18950, until action to be taxed by his srm b> Hie W this term {4¢ Honor, Me Ve arnhil) . °C Presiding. heard and f Gearing that =] lid not res Judgement Superior Court cluston oft : , jpecial ‘Inberry, Esdqe the n fredel) -Ounty re ordered latntire - “4 Irs ella Van a e¢? POlla York, Mra. Lois Le YOOk and ) iusband A ‘ Cook "sg Ola Shusne lp , ® We 400 , WrGe Aer grec ut } Shu mkep ' f pasband, — if amount , if, ce . aM i Athia York. Pt eet et at eee eo ee I I I ! i I I i yy lan ae * 7 « * ' - rm Indebted to the ia . L028 .cauge coming on for trial at the Mareh Spectal Term of said Anawer.e Court and be! nes heard on March 22, 1932 upon the complaint of the plaintiff Qnd the anew ee M wee anawer of the defendants and being heard before his Honor, Me Ve r “arnht417 m Judge 4-4 | Premiding, and a jury legally sworn and iImpanneled, and upon North Carolina, Tredell Coun’ Ye € court being of g 0 admissions of the YamnayY ) rerolina otor C wn 4 es av use Coming ++ ie Mareh os Oa gson, £ } | ' PO Se ST HE ea i at Martin, ansv 51 issves as ad tournment of 3 ants allowec defendan to re cover 2 Answer: $500.00, 212 North Carolina, Iredel! County. State of North Carolina, | vs 4 JUDGMENT CONDEMNING PROCEEDS oF R G Goodnight } SALE OF AUTOMOBILE, At a Superior Court held in Statesville, N C on the 21st day of March, 1932, present, Hon. M V Barnhill Judge, thd Court finds the follow. ing facts, to-wit: lst. That on Oct 27th 1932 ws Bogle, obtained a mortgage on One Ford Automobile, Motor No. A-2465901, Seriel No. 793055-B for an in sun of One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00). end. That on Thanksgiving day 1931 the defendant was operating the above named car, transporting liquor illegally. That the defendant R C Goodnight was tried and the automobile above named was confiscated and sold according to law, the sale price being in sum of $160.00. Srd. That WS Bogle, had no knowledge that said RC Goodnight was using said automobile for the purpose of transporting liquor prior to his arrest. 4th. that no part of said mortgage has been paid and there remains due and unpaid the sum of $150.00. Sth. That said mortgage was given by the defendant R C Goodnight for value received, Therefore upon motion of Z V Turlington, council for W S Bogle, i% 28 adjudged, ordered and decreed that the Sheriff of Iredell County, G C Kimball, shall pay the cost of selling said automobile from the pro- ceeds realized from said sale, and the Treasurer of Iredeil County shail pay these funds to Ws Bogle, mortgagee the remainder thereof having been paid by the Sheriff to the Treasurer of Iredell County for the School fundf M V Barnhill Judge Presiding This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning March 25th, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock. a. ee JUDGE ji 213 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morning March 25, 1952 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch od business, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell County. March Special Term 1932, Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh, NC et al. ZMBREMEXKE The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association of North Carolina et al, } ‘ vs ) } ' The defendant, Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association moves to set aside the judgment entered at the February Term, 1932, upon the grounds of surprise. The Court finfs from the statement of counsel that he consented to the judgment which was signed, but did so upon the apprehension that the triak would proceed upon the question of subrogation. Later, the Judge presiding, in his discretion, witthdrew a juror and ordered a mistrial, and the surprise of counsel is due to the fact that the issue of subroga- tion was not tried and determined. Therefore, motion to set aside the jude ment is denied and defendant excepts. Defendant having failed to show any good cause why the plain- tiff should betfurther restrained from proceeding to execution for the collection of its debt, the restraining provision contained tn the judg- ment of MacRae, Jude, is vacated, to which the defendant excepts. From the foregoing ruling the defendant appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeal in open Court. Apeal bond fixed at $100.00 Stay Bond at $8500.00. The record, including the foregoing ruling, and these entrtes, shall constitute the case on appeal. M V Barnhill Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County/ March Special Term 1932. Lewis Perry j vs | JUDGMENT Carolina Bottling Company/ 4 This cause coming on to be heard at this term before His Honor, Judge My Barnhill and a jury and being heard and the jury having an- Swered the issues umk as set out in the record: omen ins, se en Baa vad De ae nee. : Semana eee , 10 2 therefore ordered and adjud-ed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Five Hundred Dollars with interest from larch 21, 1932 at six per cent per annum and that the cost of the action be taxed against the defendant by the Clerk of this Courte M V Barnhill Judge Presiding Defendant moves to set aside verdict and for a new trial. Motion overruled and defendant excepts. Judgment signed and the defend. ant excepts and appeals to Supreme Court. Notice of appeal in open Court, Further notice waived. Appeal bond fixed at 50,00. Stay bond fixed at $760.00. allowed 60 days in which to state and RMSE serve case On appeé Ls 4?f allowed 46 days thereafter in which to serve countercasé Barnhill, J. thereto the Courts: 4 ~ _—— st eet by overruicde ’ sustatned overruled “i exception N ft is overruled. xeeption 1 5 45 ove srruled.e overruled, overruled; but the Court finds, in addition ; nereof, that under and vy virtue of the understanding : : eae me eement between the plaintiff and the defendant, the defe as nit hac : 2 1 hi R i Ti rit te ¢ e} > 7 ~ C4 ] 1 umber o : hep t 1an { nh > 700,000 feet which was to be reserved ae eben en ; io 3 security for ntataeaer ia ie D & def ant, to outsid endant, to outside persons, however, to the payment to the plaintiff of the si sum of one dollar per thousand for such lunber so solide oe 2 46 sustained. overruled, overruled. és overruled. s 1 +7 ~ ve a ’ vv , t inclusive, ’ "4 £ antharit { aupvnol ly, etriel Uiitv: : ae ceferece be enlarged or foregoin findings of fact : 3 1 2d and at provede > is therefore ordered, considered and adjudged by the Court that of $4908.83, to- 1 > i Hiatntszrr i “i plaintiff have end recover of the defendants ’ cethe > wt 4}, Sw 7 gether with interest thereon from Jamery 1, 19813 and the further 8 of January, 1931; to- $700.00, witr ¥700.00, with interest thereon from the 23rd day of gether with its cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. Upon execution for the sum first herein adjudged, tomwit, $4908.82, in 26 terest and cost, being returned unsatisfied, then the plaintiff shall be a \ ws 216 entitled to, and the Clerk of this Court shall, .unon application of .the pleintiff, issue an execution against the person of the defendants, and each O t Cily proviced by lawe Me Ve Barnhill Judge Presiding. — To the foregoing judgment the defendants and each of them except nd ap ito th upreme Court. Notice of apneal in open court. Further notice ed. 1 bond fixed at $100.00, Stay bond fixed at %6000, y co > efendants are allewed 60 days in which to make inc serve case on appeal, and the plaintirr allowed 45 days thereafter tO serve countercase o ile exceptions, jlefendants are likewise allowed 20 days in which to file tions bo the specifie fincings of fact by the Court. Barnhill TV ¢e JUGCEEC. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Special Term 1932, R K Hill, Plaintiff JUDGMENT } ' Virginia Bond & Mortgage } Corporation, Defendant. § This cause coming on to be heard at the March Special Tern, 1952, of the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that all matters and controversy between the plaintiff and the defendant have been compromised and settled; It is now ordered and adjudged, by conent, that this action be and is hereby dismissed and that the defendants go without day. It is further ordered and adjudged, by consent, that the plain- tiff pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. M V Barnhill By Consent: Judge Presiding Turner, Moss & Winberry Attorneys for Plaintiff, EM Landa Attorney for Defendant, 217 In the Superior Court North Carolina, Iredell County. March Special Term 1932, re | L Lackey, and wife Martha E Lackey ve { JUDGMENT Carolina Mortgage Company. | This cause coming on to be heard at the March Special Term, 1932, of the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that all matters and controversy have been settled and compromised between the parties; It is now ordered and adjudged, by consent, that the action be and is hereby dismissed and that the defendant go without day. It is further ordered and adjudged, by consent, that the plaintiffs pay the cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, M V Barnhill By Consent: Mudge Presiding Turner, Moss & Winberry Attorneys for Plaintiff ~~~ EM “Land Attorney for Defenant. RE Bi. an ceria ee eS — - = z ee ee ee 218 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Special March Term 1932, P M Barger Lumber Company vs ORDER ALBOWING REFEREE'S John C Kirkman and D DF Ray, AND STENOGRAPHER'S FEES? ) } ) partners, trading and doing b business under the firm name and style of Bonlee Lumber 4 Company., Defendants } Thig cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, M V Barn- hill, Judge Presiding, and being heard upon a motion to fix compensa~ tion of Mr Lee Overman Gregory, Referee, and of Mrs C L Cruse, Steno-~ grapher, and it appearing to the Court that the Referee has already been paid the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) by the plaintiff and Fifty Dollars ($50.00) by the defendant; If IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered and adjudged that Mr Lee Overman Gregory, Referee, be, and he is hereby allowed the additional head sum of @ne Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($150.00), one half to be paid by the plaintiff and one-half to be paid by the defendants, and that Mrs ruse, stenographer, be allowefi the sum of $108.30 for s tenographic QQ CL work, one-half to be paid by the plaintiff and one-half by the defendant. M V Barnhill Judge Presiding. a North Carolina, In the Superior Court. fredell County. . yirginia-Carolina Chemical Corpe and Cloya E. Stevenson, TnCe Vse Judgmente OM PE ee HE NE eR | r we hy Pp 7 Chambers f a, Kiperougs, f+ Fs ee wy m Littled william L1 lejohne : This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk ) . 1 thie th JAth daar - arc} 102 " 4 anin f the Superior Court on this the J ith day of March, 1°52, it earit | to the court that susmons in this action wa Sssued to 1 eriff of ue “ ’ ~~ ahmisry 1 1 7 1h 5 r§t of Claim Iredeil County on February 4+, vec, ¢ 2 at laim Ay . = Sn oo + 4. 1 Aafandant ' . re 3 ee he oe ne Delivery was issued against we | efendant, We Ge Kimbrough, for the | Deli ay a possession of the property covered by a chattel mortgage executed by defendant to the plaintiff; that upon the serving of the writ upon t} 2 3 ' my ‘ ws 5 1 AnfandAant exer) As mann far the . defendant » «te Ue Kimbrough, the defendant executed a oon or the Os 4 a? eat ronerty and the other two Aefendants Tr 7 Chambers and 20n OL S&i property ana Uiie OtTNCI two cerencantS, fe Be YVilMIbeLS ait William Littlejohn became sureties in the amount of $300.00; that the complaint was filed in this court on February 8th, 1932, at which tine copy of same was mailed to the defendant; that more than thirty days elapsed since the service of said complaint on 1 Jefendat und th defend f led to swer or demur to complaint of t! lai It is further found by the court t the defendant, We. Ge imbrough, is indebted to th laintiff, Virginia-Carolina ‘hemical tion, n > oun ron! $85.95, $ 1 4x teres - fy 0 nee 19, 1¢ ry id, ax tt defendant e pay oY td notes of 5.é April 2:, 1931 and $155 on August 10, 1931; that the sai indebtedne: secured by a chattel mortgage on the property escribed in the writ Claim and Delivery, which chattel u ortgage is recorded in book 114, at page 287, records of Iredell County. It is, therefore, considered, ordered, and adjudged that the 2 ‘ plaintiff, Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corporation, recover of the defend- ant, W. G. Kimbrough, the sum of $385.95, with §nterest from the 19th day subject to credits by way ol payments made of $55.82 on April 22, 1931 and $155 made on August 10, 1931; that the property described in the chattel mortgage be immediately delivered to the plain- tiff and that Robert A. Collier be appointed a Commissioner to sell the Same, as by law, provided, and from the proceeds of the sale pay the cost of +} 1s action and apply the balance then remaining in payment of a > this judemer . ‘ ae » Judgment; and if immediate delivery is not made of the personal Property described in the chattel mortgage, then the bond is decisred fore feited, and that the plaintiff recover of the defendants and all of them, t ii he judgment above rendered, cogether with the cost of this action. wt John L. Milholland Clerk or the Superior Courte erior Court, 2 LPL cause the above entitled on the saan ae oman C 7 n “7th day u em PS ee to UL ay heard on the 14th day of 4 January » action w: before March, 193: 18 conmenced In the Superior Court i pears to the in this Court by the time, the verified copy to the sheriff, commanding days Sheriff of Iredell County, on the Oy Vv ns unon the defenda EB, 6: erified art§ +h {th him and found in action mount due of laintiff st from annum and it this actions John L. Milholland STerk Superior Courte OR COURT ON Un ? NORTH CAROLINA, CLERK IREDELL COUNTY. Elliot MceLelland, as Executrix of the estate of ". De MeLelland, deceased, Plaintiff. urs, Carrie Campbell, Florence L Fa. C. ve De Hafer anc hoger Jampbell, Le 4 on to Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County and being heard, and it appearing to the 1932, Liff caused a summons to be out 4 above and at the same time filed in the Clerk of of Superior Court of Iredell County duly verified com- Sth day February, v that on the i952, plaint; RON - “he ec a Val ~ a0 h copy ol the c served on eacn on a cer= action $1,000.00 with interest from executed by Ed. C. Campbell and Florence endorsed pefore delivery * . since the service neither of defendan appeared and » on ‘ — 2 a 5 wert comt int with 1e me allowec execution and delivery of bell and Florence L. Roger G \ 3 j Camy sum Bids were in } indebtednes : Pare ebtedness being evidenced tioned not of even | : 4 ns +o @ in the sum of $1,500,0C the purpose of securing the w payment of sata : o. * A + 27 paymen f sata the said Ed. C. Campbell and Florence Le Campbell execus« + noves, ted thei . cheir certain mortgage deed, or deed of trust, wherein they conveyed to 7T NAc Lm We | e e . trustee named said instrument a second lien upon that certain tract r or lot oes me : n the Town of Taylorsville, N. 4} we f one C., situated at the Section of Kast Mai 3 a eae os Cas = ~~ Kast Main and Depot Streets, adjoining the lands of Le w We L ia naa’ a « Hoose estate, and others, and known as the Campbell Hotel property; Oo it IS, THEREFORE, considered, adjudged and decreed that the ordered, Plaintirf recover of the defendants, jointly and severally, the sum of 1930, at the rate of $1 2 a ¥1,000.00, with interest thereon from November 14t er annum, tintil paid, together with the cos ts of this a Ction to be taxed by the clerk of this court, further considered 1 adjudged that L, co, Hafer, an endorgep is secondarily liable for its payment ana that the other de ered and adjudged that this judgment be, and the by declared to be, secured by that certain mortgage or deed of ed by the said Ed. C. Cambell ana Florence L, Campbell to the in said instrument, wherein they conveyed that certain lot of the Campbell Hotel property, situated in the Tow of Taylors. ersection of East Main and Depot Streets, adjoining Le e Hafer thers, for the equal and pro rata security, ty of ner, Tor the payment of the note for 1000.00, and in this ction, and the $1500.00 note of the same date and o He ° Fy vhis Judgment is hereby John L. NMilholland Clerk SupeértYor Courte by IN THE SUPERIOR COURT . BEFORE THE CLERC. diiot cLelland, as Executrix I oF We De MeLelland, deceased, f Vs. f JUDGMENT 4 23 7. " ~ i f ure lly es oo * Vs | As to M. C. Williams, individual) eae state of J and M. C. Williams as Executor is ee Geceaseds; John { of the estate of Mrs. Annie B. aa aerator of the J Williams, deceased, and John B. a tet to PS. { Robinette as Administrator of “¥ ‘asa. Tor OF the { Estate of A. L. Watts, deceased 2 ] » deceased { Defe a Y c j / ie S@ con ) \Y - % J a Ts rr , wm+nge on to be Gard before His Honor, John lL. if11holland, CG 7 Th Oo F the uper4y > ’ a 3 “VODPi OF ourt of Lredell County, on this Monday, March 2ist, 1932, an ha’ aa na a ain ll e. ree Sne 26 appem@ring to the Court thet ee She day of February, 193: Laintiff?y esueead « J» vs Seaincill caused a summons to be issued out of this court against the a} ® nam Pe aaa & the Ove named def endants and, at the same time, filed in the office of the Cler Po ; bn Le OD Super 7 ers al A J k of “uperior Court of Iredell County, a duly verified complaint; and it furt} > $3 7 ) © 4 P. + ner appearing to the court that said summons together with a copy ‘he wow oe n 4 Py of t} e 2 mplait t, Was duly s erved on M. Cs Williams, individually, and M. C, Williams as Executor of the estate of Mrs. Annie B. Williams, 02 a 10 4 ze th day of February, 1932, and on Mrs. g. P. Williams, as Administratrix the estate of ve 2 - Williams, deceased, on February 16th, 1932, and on d0Hma a ae - Ist tor f the estat * B. Robinette, as administrator of t estate o O23; and it further avpea: 19th day of February, 1952; . Sere eee a certain promissory note, dated 5, 1950, due twelve months after date, payable to the order of W. D. NcLelland, in the sum of Pe 3900.00, with interest from date at the rate of s1> r cent r annup, and executed by M. C. Williams and Mrs. Annie B. Williams as pr neipals; and it further apvearing that J, P, Williams and A. L. Yattwe sighed said note as sureties before delivery to the said W. De. McLelland, and that more than thirty days -+have elansed since the service of said summons and camplaint en the defendants, M. C, Williams, individue ally, and M. C. Williams as Executor of the estate of rs. Annie B. Willia Sy ec ased, a John B. Kobinette, ini or of ti st fA. lt. tts, deceased, that heither of saix efendant ve. appeared J swered, de red or otherwise plead to said complaint within the time allowed by law, and that the time for answering, or otherwise plea ing, has now ex; ired; and it further appearing to the Court that Mr. J. P. Willia Ss, as Administrator o { estate of J. Pe Williams, deceased rough her OPNETS, MESSPSe Ors inberry, filed answer in this cause on the 15th a y of March, 19323 IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, a ijudged and decreed tha he olaintiff recover of i defendants, M. ©. Williams, individ lally and M. C. Williams as Executor of the estate of Mre. Annie RB, Williams, deceased, and John B. Robinette a inistrator of the estate of A. L. atts, deceased, jointly; severally, the sum of '3y000.00, with interest thereon from Sertem ed, 193¢ it the pate of six per cent per annum until paid, togerher with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this court, [t ts further constdered ana Judged that as to the defendant, lMirs. J. P. Willia is, as Administratrix \ t} estate of Jj {])4nwe Aan due this q e continued trie) j es Lads . l LAMS, aeceaseda, tn ca 6 U¢ or i l ) 4 >< 2 5 4 } raised by the answer filed, This Monday, March 2lst, 1932. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court. FETE SESE SE SEE ESE e pep abst se spe SETHE MEE “* “orrison, Administrator of “* “e Morrison, ¢ eceased, This u his cause coming on to be heard and being heard Before Hss Honor, John Gu ; “'tholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to t he Court that Summons was issued and complaint filed in the above entitled =e eee ireeresineseeseneteninerenenen action, and it further appearing that summons was served on the defendant ang that a copy of the summons and a copy of the complaint were lert with the defendant, and it also appearing that more than 3C¢ days have expired sings Ps the serving of summons and delivering copies of summons and complaint to the defendant and it appearing to the court that the suit 1s on a note and that no answer has been filed in the cause, and that the time has expired in which gwnswer could be filed, It is therefore upon motion of Loomis F,. Elutz, Attorney for the Plaintiff, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the Plaintirr recovep f the Defendant, the sum of Nineteen Hundred Sixty Eight Dollars an@ Fifteen r Cents and interest on $ 1968.15 from Jan» ary lst, 1928, until paid ana for } 5 + g -_ . : ene i ie . Z the cost of is action to be taxed 1 tne undersigned, —_ m John L. Milholland Clerk of the Supertor Court of Iredell County. PESOS Dt s6 TET eTeTeSeteits HM MMAHHEHReE SED SLI IL 2e se 86 se ae 96 a6 96 I GE OTe ee ees ees ff North Carolina, Iredell Troutman Banking & In the Superior Court, Countye Trust Company B. Be Owens, Ce Le Sabiston, J. H. | I -Vse { JUDGMENT. j ; Troutman, Ce Re Nicholson. This cause coming on to be heard, anc being heard before the understené Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the verified : complaint of the plaintiff; and it appearing to the Court that the complaint in this action was filed and summons issued on * 12 } r VY, 193¢ and that the summons was duly served om each of the defendantes ay int to > Court that more than thir y 24 : : h of the defendants nd } ° 47 > a3 lefend of sai summons on each of tne defendants, > r < ‘ efend- ants have appeared, answered, or demu~red to t vomrlaint of the plaintiff 1 are in defaults al earin urther to the rt th this action was instituted PI 6 h iis os . 2 ~ 7 7 ‘ “wa " 4 f by th daintiff to recover judg ( ceetain sesalec romisory ve Dea one . ‘ eee cca c em cl . executed a elivered to é lLaintif " 1e defendant + Sek ns, Aya 7x ari 3 . 3 o 4. « 7 c, 2 4 ) Quly ene Sea J 2i ¢ ’ ° e Ww LOM, de . , @ le é S = p " * ae , + n ~ NC emis ‘ 5 a Ta ae Nicholson in the amount of w000.200 dated March 16, 1999, due tw onths after date, and drawing interest at the rate of *% per mum from date unti paid; inc 46 2 wearing that eman Deé made on each ) { > def. i t 7 ee for le payment of said note, and that no payment has been made }? hereupon, J pa) rt S e is at 24 fustl owt} to laf * 7 ° ‘ v v ~ | 4 ‘Z t a . » eo i tb sum of $500.00 with tnterest reon fr rch 14, 1929, until at tai oe il¢ te I ¢ b fe num. < S, THERSFORE, considered » ordered anc adjudged that the vlaintiff Tecover judgment against the defendants for the sum of $500.00 together with bo Non . eo : a a “3 a mad ¥ th nterest thereon from March 14, 1929 until i at th { E Gn ' the costs of this action. This March 228 1932. wg John L. Milholland Clerk of Superfor Court for Tredell County, North Carolina. eee tetetelesetleee) North Carolina, In the Superior Court , North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Wredell County. Tredell County. Banking & Trust Com Y \ So + any N. Sankey Gaither t e . ~” 1 4 G2 on to be heard, and being hearé before +) MA WO L & i108 De ore the = i Pt pi undersieneq This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Jlerk of Superior Court for Iredell C r, North Carolina ; oars perio me ede-i County, North Carolina, upon the verified ( . 3 Saw ¢ Me Pa es ae | : Superior Court on this the 26th day of March, 1932, and it appearing to / comn ls int otf | 2 lat spp on I 4t or, eartr aes 1.4 wm Se ie Fs | Dp. : i LU ; pe & to the Court that the comise. . s : ‘ : : Complaint the Court that this is an action brought by the plaintiff for the rurvose ; aie: . ae of attiching property belonging to the defendant; that the attachment as = su TS WE 1 the lefendants. and : : 4 3 oo a oe made upon lands belonging to the defend meme ii ee ARE etre resident of the State of North uy —— s A ©€aCil ¢ o ei end ; an that net +} £ . uit os re wae Liat neitvner of gs Se ae - “ see Sa a a : . ne aid made and the lands of the defen upon, on the 9th day of J: , ay aa aNe \ vi > 4 Ne "we ow £ ~~ 3 . ie aa dl ; Oe % 2 5 19352, the property of the defendant has been sold under | Knox, Trustee, and that upon such sale a balance of $183.61 was vaic into rh ° > 4 , 4 . Carine "GNner t Court that this action was 4 istituted by i ’ en P on * P 1 his office for the purpose of satisfying the claim of this pla intiff; that a * . > : er Yr } ant - 9 Panta, —. * . i ” . > ‘ Ul. i -OPrvuain sea lec nHromicom nata ~ ihe s ad ~ . - J « POmis oY a nove executed a rer ort of saic sal € Sa ean ts ined ° he record of rescal Ge f Tan hy J oat sat + Th hoki yuAitiéidd 1 a di te LOosartcs LoATL Jy 2 3.938 . J Dd 1. ene + f 1 ? ( ( »4n ‘ > Pinwe A 4. r r e: i i e=I endaan iwrane anced 4547 x J Chiaant De er oy ens, in duly endorsed Trustees Rook © nace 108 A RS a Pe ga cour i Neeeg LY 13 a : ; ’ . > JaRLS “9 4 u . Aid - ‘ € + r es “ e lie ston eS + Re le in the ini f S350 ~ i fe ise jf L ¢ a ne amoun O] o } mand } Ele, int of $350.00, demanded by the plaintiff 4s fust a fair and } t he 3 ntitled to the ver cate, and drawir interest at the ° an tC appearing that cemand has by +t} eiendants for the payment of sata note, and that no t} " on 3 4 2 . = . is ~ L@ e gs st 7 Axio tT ane and uw os di oie dame o coo ar ie i = A 1 justly 4 - owing amount of 569.60 with interest from arch 16, 1932, until paid. S T QQ 2 ar * 4% i il ae 4 14 o ; YVeV0O with interest thereon from t ie hanahane sas oe Woe 5 14,9 9 43 . , : ~¥ +8, theretore, considered, ordered and adjudged at. t) lain recover of the defendant the sum of $569.60 with interest at t! e | , ( 1dzed that the lal i of six Yr cent a or + } C+} Rimes f Mt 1 I9QZO ® * | e S 2 . Pe Cent per annum from the 16th aay OL marcn, Lv. ’ intil LO, e Cs ; > e117 £ zo/ , + +) ' 3 AB US tor tne sum of 7350.00 together with and that this dud mt is a svecific lien : n +t) ye nt te 1 2 ‘ ; & si dct L1LS yu 1sinent te GA SvVeECIILSO iLiiteEen 1pon tne ft ayment nis © OY de Reo Ss r 1 . 1&6 790¢ s4 ° 9 1Vad, Ntil paj at the ate of 6 per annum, Knox, Trustee, of $183.61. It is further ordered and a judged that the said sum be applied tne satisfaction of this judgment and the cost John L. Milholland ale the defendant, ey ments ae = oe Clerk of Superfor Court for iredell (3 v ¢ vounty, North Carolina. John L. Milholland of the Superior Court. ae Soden see ses ese 3686.90 9 ses Seay Sa FE ee eee eee ses ees I RE eS North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. The First National Rank of 1 ooresville, N. C. 1 Se { JUDGMENT. { eid Valker, lion Compos I 1 Oe. A. ow, Lar ’ { nN : mee mond A ha be hen af > ~} 473 9 . SA MEMES Se Wieanaey ee Ug ¢ head before John L. Milhollan » Clerk Superior Court of Iredell Cc Che aso onday,. is h ©8. 102 > S I rt of Iredell County, N. C. on! onday, March £8, 1°32 an being earing that e Ction is on a promissory note and it wade? > annearntr bine + { Pe Nlatnt S57 * £2.34 ™ Qo I pearing tha - COMpiaint duly verified was filed on the 15th J 7 1 ” 19Q%90 4 +} ona 3 day vanuary, tvoc and that the sumnons in the case together with a copy am 4 <2 2 +. . 3 : of om Lint served on Annie Reid Walker on the 20th day of T ; 10%5. «2 Ras Paes Bae the 4 A on rues : rt r appearing it eorge A. O° row was duly eo aa mare * oe > tee L 2 ) } > , t > ? > or { swe) de? de 1 ‘ | endan na ths 21d Guardian 7 T@8¢e ns 4 29 ° — LLL ec an a Swer in 2 2 ° Ay lh - IAt+h - ~f «ase Ca iia ; so on “OU Gay or March, 1932 admittipe 1 c 380 Let io) eat ' 3 mi. - ~ UL } ‘ an hirty Rite v = 1 i ( $ $ 7 + 3 : - ice avn ‘ . i i S) Aan 3 ‘.. ~ i é . an af a “ é f e 1 if 1 ; .d litan f ’ IC] ’ um 5 = oe nC 7 7 ? tes * ne ’ til t te c 1 le ~ 7 Vx ei + tl1o : it. John . {lh Slland ee — ; 4 ab rk z } > “AY Oo irte | 0? 22 ° > ay ) e Metter etese ete eae sete te oe Shtedpsnse se see oo >t olir i Ol lay wt ; di - In th uperior Court. Iredell Cour wv @ Me L Len . e 4 > ~ ’ . . } e } Ot} » 3 vid Se I o : © e Pantam Bannts t L z we my, 2 4f1iS ¢ S¢ Pomin 5 Ol on to be he: S Ie l > > 4.7 - ‘. ~ ood nesvd before the undersigned Resident Judge of } Fifteent} se o -ii Te6n l hiq? ® » \s wil Judicial Distric 1 it on ‘ A , ann $ m+ “ i. io Tie ict and it appearing to the Court up she defendant Company, that the common creditors of thie Rp ve*8 KRecelvership will not realize .nything out of the real estate by a contimmat imu y Ontinuation at this time of the Receivership and to cont the Receiversh}: t 4 een Te oD Whhd @Qnéats pk ; Atl such adds tional expense as to wipe out what # the Recetver now ha . on hand to ay to the 7 common creditors. 229 Tt is further found by the Court upbn the petition of the Receiver, that the property will not bring the encumbrances against the sroperty. , It is therefore, considered and adjudged that the Receiver heretofore appointed in this Receivership, be, and he is here y authorized to disburse Le wan: + hand to the comme peditone f +1. Raret vanahiao the funds that he has on h i ( ‘ oMmnon re SB « f ecelivership, after paying the necessary expenses and court costs as allowed by law. It 4e¢ further ordered and adjudged t upon t?} t shursen Pats i Ab o 5 . ome . f funds that he now has on hand, to ake his nal renort nto ft rt that } he has complied with fhis judgment, that he and his bondsmen he A4%scl reed : from any further liability to this estate, i ae A : ee 4 : eee i 1. 4 This the 29th ad ¥ Of March, J ‘. i" / ; BY John M. Ovlesby / © Lae S Jud S L5St! a cial Letrictes i be i ; SEBEL IEEE se a a ee a a ae ee ee tH o 4 ; 4 3 nm ia . nem meee nent To Honorable Zeb.V. Long, Solicitor of 1 15th Judicial istricts z eg herewith to renort toa vo Solicitor of hi trict accordin to law that there 3 lue reeret Lucil : 11, linor child of this county, from ited States ter u 1 compensation /at the rate of 59.83 >y onth from Novemb: 13, 1926; that the said Margaret Lucile Mizell is with ner m ta@- oa ’ wivary guardian and that the undefsigned s k nable 1 e for " @ guardian, a therefore asks t you petition > Court for t appointment of a Receiver or said minor child. This February 12, 1932, John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court. fo ono Le Presiding Judge of Tredell Suverior (x rte au _ or fredeli 7, didi rT rn "2s 4 : - * i sOUnNtTY, orth Carolina » a8 set forth a ove, "eby a ly OY . "7 3 i oint ent of ecet >» for t e money 1 in the eo 3 < 4 kF HY gent ry oO my @ wy > Je °o "3 € 2 nr 4 va oO Os ny D ts =) + « 4 4 @ Mar 4 aret Luctie ee 2.3 caret Lucile liizell, a minor, as provided by statute. Zeb V. Long poLlicitor of the 15th Judicial ‘ District. S OT Mont } * ro} ina Tor the e 71 ad | ; 7 J eke L 3 L ¢ 2 97 point. . ; oe Se eee t f sceiver for the moneys aue argaret Lucile ! ell, a minor, es . ene. i és ee . > 2 $ } in ay > - 4 The 4s , sre ordere , judge E donnie Llholla .C of the 14 } é e $< ‘ . : ‘as v Lina, C é 2 * ” om £ aq 4% 2-4 law la L i eceiver >) f said rgaret Lucile M Ll, with ue 3 . Pu] ‘ : ‘ovide LA We f ee ; r y j * v 7 OL > i 4 " ¢ + at 2 J: O Ke Namenan FT wameron Fe 5 ms ay ek en agp 5 coat ats Juage Presiding. ‘ 12 ’ ii J ® ‘ ¢ & tn 7 ‘ 7 TOM. e U 3 1 + UN e Ls . 9 dae ; lic? r > rict ° ~ \ J 2 ke mV : o 04. 9¢ 3 . + - 4 : 4 % j 4 2 i »¢ { oa O y 1ce 1 > m oO1 ; * e se * 25 e . ° 2A ‘ hat oO . - v 7 2 JL ’ y 7 net +h ? { 3 ‘7 (at ar i t tne 7 : 8 ‘ vv ~ ~~ 2 2 y = fn 2 . APO @ , e ¢ ‘ 248 , ; ae r< « é ( a% 7 ‘\? $ 4 ' a y ece Vere e 1 : ' ' ed 2 » J I ry Te : ‘ fan ° t , . $7 +7 7 str nertor ourt > - > 7 5 a a Tredel ( ’ 6] < . i anane neice : | ‘ ; redy ae > . 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Oz") no i sik bik L ] 24 << a e 2+ rin sen ed Oro 2 ry 1 ‘ { i 3 art t on iy Wi 2 > 7 > ¥ QO Lt ) + a + ~ 7 5 ” yy “~» oO 1 n anc ( ie six mol Fifty Ollars, dated December Ke 28, ; ot $ thea aD e of Q y e » > Steyr anti aia at tl et ’ int p t ercon fr til IATUP LLY Unis pa 4 a 4 @ 3 Qs ° 3 2 @ fot) oO ed an fh 2 batt c » Os e os ct 2 - annum, that said note was « i a th F. M. Harrington and 0. A.» Murdock, which said sum an the is due to the said Troutman Banking & 5 4A fandtant Over and a} +hot the sais defencant Me. Wagner, 2 snterest there rust Company of Troutman, *s Ces s or either of then $ 7 Y 2 rs 4 sail sor Wer +h a $a artes %» 5 ron te Ct 3 6! t , r Cy ve ‘te J» red to tne iv Hundred ana oy 3 arf +} aftér date, with on J. A. Perry Mot E. E. Sherrill Se Iie tarrineston ps oe - Te Ae Kennedy , i O. A. Mirdock Ee Ao atheson | e e Warner | -erry, being=duly , iys 7] } ‘acts stated in th, Pee {Yea oe of judgment are tr hat unt of the ? c A ont confea > © w - aD essed ae 5 ft hea $4, ) 4 yn san ' £ a+ 2 1 Fe : : pnt. 5 . smount of the judgmen confessed s ju tly jue the latint? - . Sworn to bseribed bef , e ° Cy . : + e be @ he 3 & . 4 =) ceeeeemee ieee ncn nena En ene TNE Seana a ~@ ~*@ i it oe / ° ] 2526. 8008.00, 06 D600 90 06 06 00 50 be 6 $0 bh hee OE Oe et font fo et ne oN Me, ons se on ob ot bs bk oh on ‘ TIRES ee te Sh eeete eee ee focdfoddbocd ada PM atte Ne ee ee ee a ee a a) a ee) ee) ee Sh SO RSE OEE FE Oe ee se } FE Be Pete ese se Gy i f ay . : E i at e (i fi : re a7 , . ‘ ant callin - . N 7 : martan rt ar _ i ULNA » i Y > 7 “Pr | J i ek Nile 4 * PME PRE ec Deets Sac bo -) ar" 1 4 Hr ' > , e ’ . ' w cr < c a — U = FA DOK DE Be ek Secret eee Hrd } ’ 5 ‘ { ¢ ‘ i * KE, Sherrill P : - eae : Ce on ee ah pn A : ed and f& \ 2 . Di a eee ' a num € and J {unrp Le 3 . oo re At10 Ge He ‘abpneson, defendants in the ° 2 1 we e unIpiec, oe gs one 5 JEie ianvS « ea »}+ + 7 , ms AV LLON, Nereby confe +) 7 + tn Op sen e } 04 ene Banking Y i pe Gel an tavor of the Troutman Banking sche “eal l 2 , , ’ ee 7 Th 4 4) aaAm?’ - ‘ . aanrA } Pana § | 5 14 } ~f ¥ ly Ne Ue, or 1 sum of One Hundred and Thirty-Five 4018S cause coming on to 3 @2) before the 1 rsigned Clerk olf e 7a ae < ove : $+, od js ; me re < ‘as 1 Su awe - Y neaes ae Tredell Wines oo nat, 78 aw oa ee a - , 27 “ ; , on said sum from May Ll, 1929, unti we VL SPOUCLL VOUNLY » pull \ Wine , “9 , , o 2 O per Im \ aad hin hein We ; ‘ > th 1932, Don stion ade 1 Attorney: ,dams and De: 4 for t) aintif i “ tors Judgment to be entered on tne . ae een ky -LOPNCYSs, ‘ans 9 101 I Livy s ‘ a . ril, 1os9, ‘oy Re hae rae re a Se gfe 2 ae wis ’ J & eSatan : + 2 ‘ e Del’yva> Sond ~.3 2 4 . 7 a Y} e fan 2 . . m » 4 2 i -ee4 a ads Snat4b5,6- 04 sary in ene ie 10° O20 Tyee ‘ 2.0 : ( debt no justly due and owing to the v4 CGANeS Wa iy instvitutvea or e0or J +&g +90Ly YP J & , Nay a a isgnanca ~f m ‘ ° » . ‘ . ® 4 - a. t 51 + + ~ > « 7 - oa tO SUTTON s PC n »« = ~~ yyy a m . > la enn . ; toman, . e, by the said E. E. Sherrill, e pein on sa tACes : une i J 1 pro= ; } m , . eson a i ¢ t vided 5 7 ‘ 4 , 101 on ” Y —— 4 nee m4 rn ik ica o fan ‘ yt i ‘ n x i me ec A ‘ m : wpe 7 hh ; t-} é - 1e Y re » mts , PLS I if irom the fol lowing facts, ” ? ‘ . ’ © - = ; Of defcendan: AP Tradai? int } & ; " Ne a4 ede Ou? r — ee ee Re ile Bee ae ay £4174;+ ti ie a Bek a © 2 +? } ee s - in e rt i ri é oO 7 oO Lneé oO | | T . 3 . i» ng justly indebted to thepla J» C & or ] z of e Comr ~ mf + - an 5 oe _ 400200, executed and ante na d of briarpy. 10%0 » dulv verified Comrlaint Jaman nat v eum eer > ‘ l cCelivered to the la intiff his v o 9 Lv. ’ i J I LeQq I 1 Gy &> re O. siteeta- bntin <4; , s »-foOomisoryv C e . ‘ val ) 24 ; , ; e 4 i * ‘ “a a in the amon i f Zt / ~ a a uc on written instrumen tCOe—Wlts a certatin promissory mas amount of 135.00 dated February 1%, . a Sa tat: : ’ « . Sw y e inel } na m4 e-7 note : 2 + ty day bee Gate, and Vnaitn sc cce til ove anc Chattel Mortgage, was filed; that as an incident to the chief re- oe mete interest from maturity un SSS , ; AG LAST 1L€ or 6 ° er ay nume tt} + om he No . anded &-, hia. i a , + a > x a a eo pe} nun hye ati : ‘ ‘ ; “4"ANGCed in this : ic she } its aforesaicd omp La int 3 12t said note was duly endorsed by the in thi ction, the plaintiff in its aforesaid complaint, . A. Kennedy and & ‘ as . demanded that % . Ail i% A ath aii o 6NAT O = a f } A N * 4 Matheson, which said sum together with the y virtue of the authority and owers contained in the Chattel Mortgare + tortgage, certain items of personal property, to-wit: One International E prop Je 19-20 ‘Poutman Banking & Trust Company of ' vractor; One Ladell sawmill outfit complete, including saw, mandel al Ove al TW Jamas A + 1 just de lands that the said defendants a Carriag riage, frame all belting and all accessories connected with said outfit; ate seine en Percent same to payment a the “ of t hat one Lad: 211 Boiler, and entitled 4 4.} vnev aX 5 a y may be sold and » ane 3 going money ju ONG, s J Sent, g dis is V@arman bh arman be, and he is } the proceeds be applied on the no as otherwise hereinafter directed x ee | a 1a A nne Tar } $ ~ one Ladell igine and one Ladell boiler, be taken from the defend le qd ndants ang + pa 1 satisfy the bal: on t] e to pay : atisfy the ance due on the aforesaid note and mon “ie a judg - , ear oa ee er s - Tae : ; gnt °C ere reir ry us nun 6 msequence of +1 a 2 oa ; emand of sate I sat vd a & a npAaC , 7 } 3 ental relief, the aforesaid summons ha attached thersto lat e SNercto, plaintigers wit 3 4 $ $y } 111 t > T rta in ¢ oun of Hh ee undred Do} ; (4300 S ($300,009), r with Order of the Court lirectin the Shertrr ar + , rj ‘ red - . 1 i i’ OC ell County eee dg ea es a or ign a ; é oO! f mya Cy Ly or hea lefendan} 4 q € ° 9 ~ 42US ane Ce. 1 See ee eae ere = tn i i . fa ? $ j ; i 1 ¢ ¢ uno 9 7 +4 atk ! a! ed apers AU. Ly ervec on f1¢€ of a ts rsonally the 2nd da - Te} 4 uv U a oO Jah~w J + Sebruary eae Vv ‘e 7 TC b te defendants the eat “ a & ys ¢ oI LS tne SA 1 Summons it} enaVins zw leaving with each ( r af an? a))MmM ‘ fs $4 7 og “wa 8821 8S Uumimn« S, Atiidavit Undertakt d 3 aly ~NGOSPrtva kK: Ne » and raere: t} Ma Pae 1at th a UNE e _ . 2°35 1 » OL ne Ores: eriff of Tredel} cai 4 Sheri 2 +1 County enter aid sy S county entered on sat: summons ang ed or 2y73Cea 2A } + ho ar) 7% mi a i b 4 4 4 ) bet C t © aAaLOresaic it ems of 7 i ae a ceca = Lf PUY, TCE r i ; fro Iafa 2 4 ° > be 9 a I ft ¢ i € 4 1US 5 LU is i r ier ° al ' > s ) { r 4 17 3 my ] rex Or } Jefeand t ot c erenda O plead has ince @ service of -« ‘ ns 09 * 3 ; € Ce Lrno 4 ant Undertail-% y rc P Unde Es rder upon I Cl, her vl 3 s otion ea ; ‘ 2 7 3 : o a<tenstnoan of Sme $thin which a 7. + ink Saw hs Us , endants; and > ; Son 4 4-7 26 a : hie . - 3.2 — — Foresaia \ ' oF Cog if | hee 7 + “ ’ » be due on dligation, e ( nNared Dalians / a ) Je00 he {th y . - } 0 BO ofether th interest }{ -con at the 2 7, . / “ ' t } : VG,o] > t . ss .Ae4 <s ¢ J | any » ol, until paid; - ? ‘ * ig £ i 10tCE rhat bel > a8 : : fae ’ D4 tled ore id mentioned tteme of « ( 4 $ $ « - ov 1 « 25 7 © o tea nN mp] 1€é purposes expressed therein; t j ed decreased a gannoe . 4 1 a a & ’ € ea orderedg by the Court, as follows: a 7 g L_2f Ye i ] arnony anli-4 2 ’ 10n inkines ay NIG Camanche; 4 v king rust Company, a Corporation, Ay 4} > ron he efendante ~ oe ae Je M. Rumple, the sum of Two T 29 / m- . ig ¢€ { ‘ - Lo e ep © 2.5 el ‘ : P with terest reon at the rate of Six fa? ne , a (6%) Per annum fre } ‘ie. = sth + ' ( 7 f < 72a yo os $31, until pas a to ‘ether wit! ¢ if th? ction + a Lf Oo O ee: Dace 7 ae) t er aaah +. J rk of the Court, o Oo. mT } } letnet en 4 -t LIlULT e@ der nS 7v red the own Pr of the aforesaid items of ro - wrt 4 a Uy, O- te Interns +4 q. SA ee . oO! 16-0 tractor; One Ladell _ bib, $ — e; i t= oo) e : 4 5 , © VALPlage, 2, and all accessories Gi ‘ nh ao 2 . .. x ii T wr 2 7 - ~*“Ys With the ern . o : ‘ exception of ; e@ bel ting; also one Lng 5 ine an to the possession of the sell said property after i hidde?) Pr cash, and to a the highest bidder, for ’ ® ~ Q 4 o Eb ] IA) D the exv to the payment of 1 > rof a £ fan 4 1 percent (10%) commissions to th T° ‘ / 2 ~y y . 7 7 Ts e °61 OVE aecr Q3 4 d o m a , r 4 Puan det to ¢ C +? aA %4 rer else y vt ( * : ril 4, 7 ( ’ ’ se50 34 NORTH CAROLLIA, IREDELL COUNTYs proper ad accordance with law, to ply the proceeds of said sale, first said sale, including the usual Ten ‘0 tssion 3 second, te pay ent of the » third, $ yy 4? gE ce, if any remains, ae 2efendants or whomsoe ee 7 + > r a . A Har king rust Company, y a vLorpor ON» I r nt 2 er Plaintifr, a x T? TTT) r ° 4 + « ° 7 x7 r 4 a 5 ¥ ate e vonns i atl Je k Y . X This csuse co ing on to be heard and being heard before the wu Tefisnmned Clerk of the Superfor Court of Iredell Cou ty, North oli on thi nda yy 4th d ay ¢ ce ior i 1S ay on ottor fe 4} 4 or > S, 7 > ef ‘ n, Pon 1 Summons issued on the 12th day of February, 1932; vee ser _ able rovided by law; that on the ] lay of Fet "Ys 1932 laintif ~ ed , * e ~ 9 3 filed a duly verifi conpla ft th the Clerk of superior Court of Iredell Sounty, demanding ; im certain in money due on a promissory notes that a cor Z um Ley > on I ory ; Py oi the summo is, together with a copy of the complaint were served on the defendant Sy Ge Ve Johnson 1nd de Fe I 4 Prony on the 15th d J of Februz ry s 195% ; pat it further appearing te the Court that the time sidwed Ges the sefecteat g to phead had elapsed, and no Answer, Demurrer, or other pleading or motion has y the lefenda nbse and it app earing to the Court that the la Litas. & promissory note sued on in thie act ions that ere appears to be due on sq id obligation the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00), to- Eether with interest thereon at the rate of Six Percent (6%) per annym from the Slst a ly of Dan " os 2 m A + December, 1931, until paid. HEREUPON, IT TS DJUDGED, DECREED, AND ORDERED, that the plaintiff PECHVES of 4 a6, Pr of the defe dants the sum tor ie gether with interest thereon at the Slst q ay of December, 1931, until paid, together with the costs of this of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00) the rate of Six Percent (6%) per annum from ~ soc pratt es eligi z San = : errno esemteeerst em —eetoe is eemmeanetheeemntatememsnenanetl t he Court. of April, 1932, H — <4 WORTH CAROLINA, THE SUPERIOR COURT, 1 oO OATTN TT TREDELL COUNTY. Cle rk C a pe Trede Nee : ee aaa’. SO tredell County, Charles Re Rimuer and W. C. York . Plaintiffs, I Io I I i I I : o>) e PO en RE EE ee Ree ey ‘ ‘ eee aus a _ -_ Dd > flu u oe wv eo ( > “ ~ 2 ° “4 et ttteratainnrenmenn ein atte 7 + . | a Ls 3 ° > q ii 5 + 4 ry - ~ 2.4 e i C7 yy nt u nt an 0 7 or ’ lel) OvvY Ys “A 72+} ; 72, an 4 mif?s nan i Jt > 4 + J ’ rs i ne 17 2 1 * - * Lessor > e2 ° i in tne ou or . ca alee sint oe _— a on io ie 3 : 4 - 4 Uy Or 3 i ) a ef " ha ‘7 , - ° LL. og 4 7 OLY 5 a * "Ae + > ore © ULOrK. Sac > ( } th as se r f ‘ ( a - ' ym ! . _— v « , : * ~ *. . Qo. .27 s 4 soe _ ~ . 4 ° . ‘ ( Y +i CU © i ° u > a « ae Z © , 5 =v) ¢ co) 2 ’ } - ¢ "— € + + aS? yl} = f 1s ' on ‘ ( : } > ¢ t nétther Pm PRL Fn, DN Bag PEE Dee Beg + e » o © ri r ¢ “ “ é eard ore the undersigned 2 Service oL : Linu 7} 4q 9994 Se 1. on hie ~ = e # . : no Bee ’ a oe ata “ " . J93 PU! 20lina n I i¢ 1 €ai g x . ac ) € inst ted tI recove ; y ee 1. 9 ‘4 eal a > rnant am £ “ a me 2 * én 4 . - 7 2 - - . > COTY roa ( +n t 4 cer nN ro Sorry OC ¢ t 1) é > r® wv + ef. f J”9 7 J i > y . 4. ae 74 —2 - as “ ’ 4 ° 4 ’ . Lepn, ” A - ar - 3 ~ + snpaoning ‘ ; |2T ec ba ppearing ’ July 1, = ' a Peer c* - : on ' e ee ee dae a 2 e's a ; ee =r : ie 2 ee a. L o 2 ruay, 1952, ; ng é e on the defe 2 d 3 2 on }¢ h ‘ y of a f 1 vit hat nO ry nN _ 27) ‘ e +} APO ’ 4 i 4: ° 7 . . * +? 1a 2 2 " Ss . a ~ o e 3 ified cx it Clerk justly owing to the int’ n said note t 32 af =o Or a i+. *4 . 1 ' ~~ 94 - - ° i = sae sum C it in i t oney a e . ° 3 a z 7 ” en e J 2 , . 4.7 o poh “A _ I ¢ : ny { Ae. 3 4 5 4 = “Sy De e Ha O ’ » con f 3 gs + © nen , a3 ‘ 3 : Anat > 4 . . - . a 4 . . r 4 i AL°’Y » At ‘ > © & é, é Ce ( 1 t r i ¢ * ; ‘ . er : iefondunts Peon from Suiiy 1. toch (antes nas he of & r annum i «tink f ints July » A950,: - ; } te Co 6% per um , i e i Lon A’ ° ' Z 5 i? 4 TY s mon sl - oo ~- 7 | our? war ‘ e Ls ata ( ’ on : , is co ~ 2A TAT oT - | a oars to be e on said JOHN L. ay aa tP rom a pLErK i > 46 Ul a ; e t, ny 4 : . - sara ~ an an y-seven Dollars ($327.00), together Iredell] oun arolina, ; i . ] , / f Ps o | cent ( ) per annum from the lst . - TMS PE Meee Sethietes rN a wren ‘ a £ iD, D, that the plaintiff . nree HundraA Moat i SS Hundred Twenty-seven Dollars , 4 , f von at tI rate of Six Percent (6, per annum from the let a, p d 4 O 7 erat 3, IOA74 : i : D m oP, 1951, until vai ad, together with the ny ‘ + costs ‘ 4. . . “PK Of the Court, John L. Milhodland _ erk of the Superior Cour Tredell County. 238 NORTH CAROLINA; IREDELL COUNTY, To Honorable Zeb V. Long, Solicitor of the 15th Judicial District; I beg herewith to report to you as Solicitor of this district accord aa ng to law that there is due Margaret Lucile Mizell, a minor child of this count y, from the United States Veterans Bureau, compensation at the rate of $9 83 per a A mohth from November 15, 19263 that the saia Margaret Lucile Mizell is without general or testamentary guerdian and that the undersigned has been unable te secure for her a guardian, and therefore asks that you petition the Court for the appointment of a Receiver for said minor entid. This Fetruary, 12, 1932, John L. Milhollena Clerk Superior Court, To the Honorable Presiding Judge of Iredell Superior Court: Upon the report of John L, Milholland, Clerk Superéor Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, ss set “orth above, I hereby apply for the appointment of e@ Receiver for the money now in the hands of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County due Margaret Lucile Mizell, a minor, 4s provided by statute, 7eod.V. Lon Solicitor o District, the I5th Judicifal Upon the report of John i Milholland, Clerk of *he Suverior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, anc at the request of Z. V. Long, Soli- citor of the 15th Judicial District of North Carolina, for the appointment of e R t y eceiver 6or the moneys due Margaret Lucile Mi-ell, a minor, to take charge of funds in thé Clerk's office as appears from said report: It is therefore ordered ana adjudged thet John L, Milholland, Clerk of the Super- lor Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, be and he is hereby appointed Receiver for the moneys of the said Margaret Iucile Mizell, with full powef and authority to manage same as provided by law ~~ This the loth day of February, 1932 Cameron F, Mac Rae Judge Presiding. TSE AEE ME te $6 94 gaa: 92 92: HAH * OSES SEE HAE 6 te 48 te ae ae eae oe oe ae Caroline, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. A. G. Brown Vs. John W. Waugh and Mrs, John W * Waugh e This cause coming on to be heard before John L, Milhollarnd, C.S.C., on Monday, May 2, 1932 and being heard and it appearing that the action is based upon a promissory note, that a verified complaint was filed on Dec. 10, 1931 and that e@ summons and a copy of the complaint was served on each of the “efendants on Dec, 11, 1931 and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the filing of the complaint and the service of the summons and that no answer has been filed, It is, therefore, on motion of Z. V. Turlington, Attorney for the plsin- tiff, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $500.00 with interest thereon at the rete of six per cent per annum until paid from May 1, 1929 subject to a credit of $25.00 on March 24, 1930 and the cost of this action be paid by the defendants to he taxed by the Clerk, Monday, May 2, 1932, John L, Milholland Clerk Superior Court. BER FESEBE HSE ERE SESE SE SESE SESE IESE HE SESE BE SESE SE SF MEFESE BEBE HAE SE He ESE NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL, COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK, Morrow Motor Comp oe JUDGMENT SETTING ASIDE FORMER JUDGMENT 0 0 —_ ( ENTERED IN THIS CASE AS TO L. K. GOODIN. 0 0 Blain Goodin and L. K. Goodin This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on the metion of L, J. Goodin to set aside the judgment heretofore entered in said cause as to him, and being heard, ‘nd it appearing to the court from all of the evidence in the case, and “specially from the sworn testimony of J, Parks Myers, Depaty Sheriff who made the return on said ciate: that the summons in the case of Morrow Motor Company Vs, Blein Goodin and L. K. Goodin was never served on L, K. weetin, and that the éat@ Lc 8, Oéebde wes nots perty te said suit; IT Is, THEREFORE, considered, adjudged and decreed that the judgment 239° “— rere ee ee ne Ene heretofore entered in this cause, to-wit: in the case of Morrow M Vs. Blain Goodinend L. K, Goodin, against Li » @nd is hereby Cancel leg and stricken out as to him, the said L. K. Goodin, It is further considered and adjudged thet an entry be made on the docket (where said judgment was heretofore docketed) cancelling and Striking out said judgment as to the said L. K. Goodin, It is further considered ana adjudged that the costs of this motion be taxed against the Moore-Kyles Chevorlet Company, the charter of the Morrow Motor Company heting been amended by changing its name to Moore-Kyles Chevorlet Company, This, the 18th day of January, 1932, John L, Milholland CLERK SUPERIOR COURT, HIRAI a ses ae BS FEE TSE SESE SER HSE 4E4E Se HAE HH BEE ER IESE IESE 3e 96 94 BH 34635363! North Cerolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, Troutman Banking & ; Trust Company of Troutmen, North Carolina, Pleintirr. Vs, Heit, Murdock, Jd J» B, Murdock, ( ( ' 0 CONFESSION CF JUDGMENT. - C. Murdock and 0 § 0 Defendants, We, R. F, Murdock, J. C. Murdock and J, B. Murdock, the defendants in the shove entitled confession of judgment, hereby confess Judgment in favor of the Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, North Carolina, for th sum of One Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy-Eight and 41/100 ($1,378.42) Dollars and interest on ssid sum of $1,378.41 from April 15, 1932, until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum, and authorize the entry of 1} | judgment against us on the 16th day of April, 193e, This confession Of judgment is for a debt now justly due and owing to the Troutman Bankirg & Trust Company or. + routman, N. C., by us arising from the following facts: that we, R, F, Murdock, J. C, Murdock end J. B. & indebted to the plaintirr delivered to the Plaintiff our joint and in the sum of $50 Murdock, bein in the sum of $500.00, executed and several promisory note, under s@ély payment has heen made on said note Dee and there is now due and justly a t ; © the plaintirr on said note the Sum of $500.00 principal and $84,50 otor Company K. Grodin be, and the same is hereby declared null and void as to L. K. Goodin Mav lo, 1929, until paid at the rate of 6% per eam, and entroriro interest to April 15, 1952; that we, R. F. Murdock, J. C. Murdock and J. B. Murdock being indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $1,150.00, executed and delivered to the plaintiff our joint and several nete under seal in the sum of $1,150.00, dated April 8, 1929, due ninety days after date and drawing interest on said sum frem maturity until psid at the rate of 6% per annum; thet no pseyments have been made on said note except $53.89 paid May 13, 1929, $350.00 paid March 25, 1930, and $50.00 paia March 9, 1932, and that there is still due ana justly owing on said note to the plaintiff for principal and interest the sum of $793.91, making a total indebtedness due the plaintiff hy the defendants of $1,378.41, with interest on said sum from April 15, 1932, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum over and above all just claims and demands that the defendants or either of them have against the plaintiff, J. CG. Murdock J. B. Murdock R. F. Murdeck R. F. Murdock, J. C. Murdock and J. B, Murdeck, being duly sworn, each for himself says that the facts contained in the above confession of judgment are true, and that the amount of the above judgment confessed is justly due and owing the pleintiff, J. C. Murdock J. B. Murdock R. F. Murdock Sworn to and subscribed before me, this April 15, 19302, John C. Sharpe Dept. C. s. U5 PERE SERESE BER, SEES BE TE SEK SER SEAETE SESE SE SE IESE SEES FER SER BE SESE HE SEG FE FE SESE SESE SESE SESE St North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Troutman Banking & Trust Company p of Troutman, N, C., plaintiff ; i: ; CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT. C. M, Wagner, J. A, Perry and L. N. | Brown, : defendants, 6 We » C. M, Wagner, J, A, Perry and L. N, Brown do hereby confess judgment in fevor of Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutmen, N. C., for the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty ($3550.00)Dollars and interest cn said sum from entry of judgment against us on the 16th day of April, 193e and cost ’ sts, This confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due ana Owing the Troutman Ranking & Trust Company of Troutman, N, C., by us arising | from the following facts: C.M, Wagner being justly indebted to the Troutman Banking & Trust Company, executed and delivered to the Said Troutman Benking & Trust Compamy, his certain sealed, Promisory note in the sum of $350.00, dated February 11, 1929, due ninety days efter date, and drawing interest at the rate of 6% per annum from maturity until paid: thet said sum or no part thereof has been paid, and that there is noite and justly owing to the said Troutman Banking & Trust Company the Sum of °550,00 with interest thereon from Mey 10, 1929, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum; and, that the said J. A. Perry and L., N. Brom are endorsers on said note, M. Wagner N. Brovm A. Perry ce oe, Wagner, J. A, Perry and L. N, Brown, being each duly sworn, say that the facts stated in the atove confession of judgement sre true, and that the amount of the judgment confessed in justly due the plaintiff Over and above ell claims they heve against the plaintiff, C. M, Wagner L. N. Brown J. A, Perry Sworn to nc subscribed before me me, this April 15, 1932. John C, Sharpe Dept. Clerk of Superior Court. dt as weet nee BAAS SE9C St Seger ange ge RHR HP HH eS 4e4¢ eontn Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. utmen Benking & Trust Company, epontnen , North Carolina, plaintiff. whe CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT. c. H. Brown, A. G. Brown and L. N, Brown, oie Defendants, We, C. 1, Brown, A. G. Brown and L, N. Brown, defendants in the ateve entitled confession of judgment, hereby confess judgment in “avor of the Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, North Carolina, for the sum of Five Hundred Ninety-Six and 5/100 Dollars ($596.05) and interest on said sum from July 6, 1929, until paid, at the rate of 6% per annun, and authorize the entry of judgment against us on the 20th dav of April, 1932, and costs, This confession of judgment is for a debt new justly due and owing the plaintiff by us arising from the following facts: thet C. H. Prown, being justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $600.00, executed and deli- vered his certain sealed, promisory note to the plaintiff in the sum of $600,00, dated April 6, 1929, due three months after date, with interest on said sum from maturity, until paid, at the rate of 6% per annum, which said note was duly endorsed by A. G.-Brown and L. N. Frown before Gelivery; that no payment has been made on said note except a payment of $3.95 made May 13, 1929, and thet there is now due and justly ewing on said necte the sum of $596.05, together with interest thereon from July 6, 1929, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, over and shove all just claims and demands of the defendants or either of them against the plaintiff, A. G. Brown C. H. Brown L. N. Brown C. H. Brow, A. G, Brow and L. X. Brown, being duly sworn, deposes and S@ys; that the facts contained in the above confession of judgment fre true and hhat the amount of the judgment confessed above is justly due anc owing the Pleintiff, A. G. Brown Cc. H, Brown L. N. Brown Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 20th day of April, 1932, John c, Sharpe Dept> Clerk coupe rfor Court, FER HEBEL ME HERE BEBE SEE SE HE EE SESE SE BAER SELENE TERETE ERE HEHE HEE 244 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutmen, North Cerolina, pleintiff, Vs. CONFESSION oF JUDGMENT C. Kh, Rrown and A, G, Brown, trading and doing business under the firm name anda style of Brown & Brown and L, N. Brown, and C, H, Brown,and A, G, Brown, individually, Defendants, OSoocsoc ooo We, C. H. Brewn and A, G, Brown, trading and doing business under the firm name and style of Brown & Brown, C. H. Brown, individually, a, G, Brown individually and L, N. Brown, the defendants in the ahove entitled confession of judgment, hereby confess judgment i favor of the Pleaintire for the sum of $482.00 end interest thereon from June 5, 4929, until peid at the rate of 6% per annum and costs, and authorize the entry of judgment égeinst us on the 20th dav of April, 1932, This confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due and cwing the Plaintiff by us erisinz from the following facts, to-wit: That A, G, Brown C. H. Prown as pertners in the partnership of Brown & Rrown and A, &G, Brown anc C, H, Prown, individually, being indebted to the pleintiff in the sim of $482.00 executed their jeint and several, sealed promisorv nete in the Sum of *48°,.00, dated March 5, 1929, due ninety days after date, with interest on said sum from June 5, 1929, until paid at the rate of 5 per annum, Signed "Brow 3rown," I “ Srown & Brown," C. H. Brown" and "A. G. Brown" » 8nd duly endorsed before delivery by the Aer i a en very by the Gcetendant, '.e N. Brown; that no payments have heen made on said note and then —_ . ana there is new due ana justly owing on said nete the sum of $482.00. with aaa yp tOe ~00, with interest thereon from June 3; 1929, until paid, at the rate of 6Z ner oa 99 ne +4 s / } 4 nnum, Overy an at Cve 2a 7% just cla ims ana demands of the defen- dents or either of them against the Plaintiff PROWN & RROWN BY A. G. Brow A. (i. Brown C. H, Brown L. N. Brown North Carolina : Iredell County, C. H, i j Brown, A. G. Brown end L, N, Brown, being duly sworn, each for himself deposes and S&ys; that the facts contained in the above confession of judgment £ re true, and thet the amount of the judgment confessed above is justly due and Owing the Plaintiff A. G. Brown C. H, Brown e L. N. Brown Sworn to end subscribed before me, | this thé 20th dey of April, 195°, John C. Sharpe Dept. Clerk of Superior Court. BER BEBE SBE BE KBE SEE HE SE SE Se ESE SE SES Si 4h ae BEDE SE ESTEE SE SE North Carolina, In the Suverior Court, Iredell County. Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, North Carolina, plaintiff. A. G. Brown, L. N, Brown and C, H. Prown, ( ( 4 -VS- (CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT. 0 Defendants, f We, A. G, Brown, L. N. Brown and C, H. Prown, defendents in the shove entitled confession of judgment, hereby confess judgment in favor of the Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, North Carolina, for the sum of Eight Hundred Ninety-Five and 37/100 ($895.37) Dollers, an? interest on said sum from April 20, 1932, until psid, at therate cf 6% per snnum, and authorize the entry of judgment against us on the 20th day of April, 1952, and costs, This confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due end owing the plaintirr by us srising from the following statement of facts, to-wit: thet the defendant A, G. Brown, being justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $800.00, executed and delivered to the plaintiff his certain “Sesled, promisory note in the sum of $800.00, dated March 16, 1929, due ninety days after date, with interest on said sum from meturity until vaid at the rate of 6% per annum, thet the defendants, L. N. Brown and C, H. Brown duly endorsed said note before delivery to the plaintiff; thet no Payments heve been made on said note except $27.21 paid on May 13, 1929, $25.00 paid on December 21, 1931, and $10.00 paid on April 7, 1932, and that there is now due and justly owing to the plaintiff on said note the Sum of $896.05, together with interest thereon from April 20, 1932, until Paid, at the rate of 6% per annum, over and above all just claims and demands of the defendants or either of them against the plaintiff. A. G. Brown —A- 8. bem C. H. Rrowm me N . Brown —— A. G. Brown, L. N. Brown and C, H, Brown, being duly and severally sworn, each for himself deposes and Says; that the facts co tained in the above confession of judgment are ture, and that the amount of the judgment confessed ehove is justly due and owing to the plaintifr. A. G,. Brow C. H. Brown L. N. Brown Sworn to and subscribed hefore me, this the 2Cth day of Apriid, 193: John C,. Dept. Clerk of Suwrior Court, . r & r pe BD ERE KS eS eae SE IS gg Mt SESE Se DEK BEM HSS: HSS! 4g 3% 343% NNT NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY, Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutmen, North Carolina, plaintiff, Vs T. A. Kennedy, 0, 0 . reorre Kennedy, 0 ( f ( CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT. ( - Harwell and 6 ( 4 Defendants, We vl f\ Ka a T ° Sy “. A. Kennedy, 0. 0. Harwell and George Kennedy, the defendents +}, a} 3 in the above entitled confession of judgment. hereh udgment in Judg 9 reby confess judg f's > of Tro, Rg . m ‘ vor of Troutman Panking & Trust Company of Treutman, North Caroline, for tha ea ny + ¢ sum of Three Hundred Sixty and 03/100 (436 % 8 nterest ; 3560, 0: Dollars, an on said sum from April 1s, 1952, until vaid at the rate of 6% per annum, and authorize the entry of Judgment against us on the lst day of Mav, 1932, This confession of jud gment is for a debt now justly due and owing the said Troutman Penking & Trust Company by us arising frem the following facts: that bad ‘+ Kennedy and 0. 0, Harwell being justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $350.00, executed and delivered to the plaintiff theif joint anda Several, sealed, promisory note, duly endorsed by the defendant, veorge Kennedy, for the sum of *550,00, dated Februery 22, 1929, due ninety days e ys efter date ana drawing interest at the rate of 6% per annum from ma turd t t : y Mntil paid; that no payments have been made upon said note except @ pay- ment of $40.00 mede Apri 7, 1930 : i and a payment of $10.00 made April 75 1932, and th 10 at there is now due and Justly owing the plaintiff on said noe gum of $360,03 with interest on said sum from April 18, 1932, until neid at the rate of 6% per annum, over and above all just claims and demands of the defendants against the plaintiff, T. A, Kennedy O. 0, Harwell i, W, Kennedy sworn to end subscribed before me, this the ss OMY of -April, 1932, hn C. Sharpe a Clerk Superior Court. PERE BER: BEBE BESET ETE SESE HE FE HE 56 46 46 4e BE RE BE DE BRE SE Bi SEE HE SESE 2E4E North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutmen, North Cerolina, plaintiff, Vs. CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT. W. L, Brown, Z. B. Brown and A. G, Brown, defendants, oes Oo OOo me ws we, W, L, Brown, Z. B. Brown and A. G, Brown, the defendants in tte fear > tr f above entitled confession of judgment, herety confess judgment in favor of Trceutman Banking & Trust Company for the sum of Three Hundred Fifteen $315.°0) Dollars and interest on said sum from April 21, 1929, until paid, at the rate of 6% per énnum, and authorize the entry of judgment agsinst us on the 20th dey of April, 1932, This confession of judgment is for a debt justly due and owing the said Troutman Panking & Trust Company of Troutman, North Caroline, by us arising from the following facts, tc-wit: that the defendant W. L, Brown being indeb- as 2 + +h ~ ted to the plaintier in the sum of $315.00, executed and delivered to the plain tiff his certain, sealed promisory note in the sum of $315.00, dated December 23 » 1928, due four months after date, with interest on said sum from maturity until peida at the ra “efendents z. B, Brow and A. G. Brown before delivery to the plaintiff; that no Péyments have been made on said note, and that there is still due and justly Owing the pleintirr by the defendants thereon the sum of $315.00, together with interest on said °ver and above all just claims and demands of the defendents or either of them ®geinst the Plaintiff, te of 6% per annum: that said nete was duly endersed by the sum from April 21, 1929, until paid, at the rete of 6% per annum, ib | ' ; j | | ? i * WW. iL. Brown, B thet the and t} U iat the nintiff, facts a Brown W. L. Brown dll A. G. Brown EE ——4E: Brom q 2 and A G. Brown, being duly Sworn each for contained in the above confession of judgment mount of the judgment confessed is justly due end Wid Brown A: is Brown Ze B. Browm bed hefore me e, April 1935 sricr Court. im MAG Hae ga HAs Sa aeaes SMG ASE Se ae segs segs In the Suverior Court, f y ) Judgment, y+ % © a s + +} | Cc a] Seeman neengee ng > > ~ <° ‘ ery C Olina, -edell O1MN tery Bd me 72 de sked otor - ® 2 . ls i Ls eC 1 lor Cc the dae fend h U the plaintiff, e ursue its t here fore, use coming on to and the court 8S sdjusted na. ¢ cause af } €@ cour order be heard hefore the undersicned Clerk of Seine advised hy counsel for the pleintiff the matters and differences between himself t being advised that the plaintiff does net action further, ed end adjudged that the plaintiff be and it texed with the coast of this action. of April, 193e, John L, Milholland ines Clerk of the Suvnerior court. WHAT Age ge 30 ge gargs ge SU URE SRE Bae gt ot gt 3 at at se ge gray %3 FN 996-990 $92 3 94 BFE Se S54 VW Dp s | B. W, Jones, Receiver of the In the Superior Court, North’ Carolina, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, state cf North Carolina Ex Re Melvina \ilcox by her next friend, J, B. Wilcox To: CONSENT JUDGMEN Duke Templeton This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it apnesring to the Court that the plaingiff and defendant have settled and adjusted their matters, and that the plaintiff wishes and asks that this cause he dismissed: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that this cause he and the same is hereby dismissed, and the bond siven by the defsandant is discharged, This December Sth, 19351, Jonn IL. Milholland Clerk Suverfor Court, Iredell County. Consent Judgment: Melvina Wilcox By J.B. Wilcox Next Friend J. G. Lewis Attorney for defendant. BEBE AER OSES SE SESE HE TEESE HSE SESE SE SE HEE SESE MMMM TEES SE sh abate ate North Cerolina, In Superior Caurt, Iredell County. Before the Clerk. Commerc ia] National Bank of Statesville, N 2 e Ue BUD G&A EN 7 Vs, oOo OO RO mS Smiles C, Burgess, This cause coming on to be heard before me on Mondsy, December 28th, 1931, ana it éppearing to the Court that this action was instituted on November 21st, 1930, and complaint duly filed and it further eppeering from the verified complaint that the plaintiff is seeking to recover of the de- fendant the sum of $999.85 with interest from April 18th, 1928, on an over- Graft, ana it further appearing from the answer filed by the defendant that "he defendant admits the amount of the overdraft but sets up an offset of #67 -90 and that the defer aft gme! A ff for $831,9 a eeinesiertetiesnmeeneriine ee reer eae aan with interest from April 18th, 1929, and it further appearing that the plaintiff, through his attorney, E, M, Land, has agreed to Bllow the offset pleaded by the defendant ane to accept the tender of judgment, It is therefore ordered and adjudged, upon motion of E. M. Lend, Attorney for pleintiff, thet the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sun Hundred sand Thirty-ohe Dollars and Ninety-five Cents, with inter. est from the 18th day of April, 1928, and all cost of this 8 ction, John L. Milhollana Clerk of Superior Court, BFE TE FE BSE ESE ESE 996 9098 3 PSE S TE SE SESE St Se i ees oie nee oa IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, 2. m e ‘al . lrust Company of I Carolina, plaintiff, JUDGMENT. harnakw : "erevy confess judgment in favor of the Troutman Trust Company of Tp J } © Yompany of Troutman, North Caroline, fer the sum of Three Hundred and Biphtven 4 ooo SOG atenty-Nine and 72/100 Dollars ($1,389.72) inter-st on saia m , 1 said sum from May 11, 1929, until peid, at the rete of per cent per ann } cen I r annum and oa than ~ s 4ncd authorize the entry of judgment against me aaa e ", > iy of May, 193¢ » This judgement is to be a specific lien on heres of one hundr larg ¢ Mundred dollers each -f the capital stock of Troutman Qa, 1+ onirt and Qvera Company 11 Company as evidenced by the followine certificates; - _— : oe Certificate No, 3, for § shares , ) issued November 21, 1924; certificate No. 7, for 1 shere issued N r - oO! ¢ Ss¢s ed \ rm an oO - , “ovember 21, 1924; certificate No. 8, for § sheres issued Nov Jap Oo i ~ November 21, 1924; certificate wo. 9 ss N Tambh issued November 21 » for 5 shares, » 1924; certificate No, 10, for 5 shares, issued November °] 19°48. as ’ *3 end, certificate No, 16, for 4 shares, issued November 21, 1924. ena D, GL, } : , + +. Raymer is hereby appointed by me as trustee to sell said stock ith + . A Pareee 8° Drivete or Pubjic sale, for cash or for credit, ®&8 a@ whole or in lote R ots of cne share or more, without notice and entirely within his des cription, and apply the Proceeds of such sale to the costs of sale, the a , ischarge of this judgment, ana the surplus, if any there to be paid to me, at 2 8 understood ana agreed that the proceeds of a regerdl on ’ the manner of such sale or sales, This confession of judgment is for a debt now Justly due end owing the Troutman Panking & Trast Company of Troutman, N. C., by me, arising from the following facts; thet L. A. Prown, being indebted to the Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, N. C., in the sum of $1,390.00, executed and delivered to said Troutman Panking & Trust Company his certain sealed, promisory, collateral ncte in the sum of #7098200, dated Merch 11, 1929, and due sixty Gays after Gate, drawing interest at the rate of 6% per annum from maturity until paid, said twentr- five shares of the capital stock of Treutman Shirt end Overall Company being deposited as collaterel securety to said nete, wheat at the time the said Troutman Banking & Trust Company ceased deins business on the 12th day of May, 1929, said L, A. Brown hed on depesit therein the sum of $.28 which he is entitled to off-set on said note; and thet the balance of said note in the amount of $1,589.72, together with interest thereon from May 11, 1929, id due the said Troutman Panking & Trust Company over and above all just claims and demands the said L, A. Prown has against said é ny Troutmen Panking & Trust Company of Troutman, N. C. L. A. Brown ted in L. A. Brown, being duly sworn, savs thet the , & * ’ « the above confession cf judgment are true, and the amount of the judgment eenfessed is justly due the plaintiff, L. A. Brown Sworn to and subscribed tefore me, this the 5th Gay of May, 1932, John C, Sharpe, Dept. C.S.C. FERERESESE BE SER SEK: SE HSE HE SESE SEES 46-4! 2 BERS SHE HE North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. proutmen Panking & Trust Company of routmen, North Caroline, plaintiff -Vs- CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT. .F erow and H, Brown, trading and styie usiness under the firm name end ean : of L. N, Brown & Son, L. N. Brown - Brown, individually, defendants, SS ee ee ee ee me em We, L. N. Brown and H, Brown, trading and doing business under the firm name end style of "L, BR. Brown & Son," L. N, Brown and H, Brown, individvel defendants in the above entitled confession of judgment, hereby Confess J Judgment in fayer of Troutman Benking & Trust Company af Troutman, y C . . e for the sum of $1,060.96, and interest on said sum from Februery 20, 1930 until paid at the rete of 6% per ennum, and authorize the entry of judge ment ageinst us on the 7th day of May, 1932, This confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due and Owing the plaintiff by the undersigned arising from the following facts; Thet L, N. Brown and H, Brow , trading end doing business uncer the fipm neme and style of "L. N. Brow & Son" being justly indebted to the plaintier in the sum of $1,750.00 frr money borrowed, executed ana delivered to the Plaintiff their certein seeled, promisory note in the firm neme of L. Ny, rewn ard Son for $1,750.00, dated February 28, 1929, due two months after date, with interest fror meturity until paid at the rate of 6% per annum; said note being duly endorsed by L. N. Prown ane H. Brown, individually, hafonre elivers ° the + n¢ nar ments ha ve been mede on said note except 715,13 paid Mey 12, 1929; $250.00 paid Oct. 26, 1929; $200.00 prid Oct, 10, 1930; $100.00 nsid Oct, 28, 1930; $150.00 psid Dec. 12. 1921; $50.00 , ’ peid Jen, 1, 1932; and $50.00 paid Feb. 20, 1932, ané that there is now Justly due and owing the pleintiff on said note the sum of $1,060.96 with inter thar nN ‘fram Pea Ar, oO 7 interest reon fro sbruary 20, 1932, until paid at the rate of 6% per eénnum, Over and above all just claims of the defendants or sither of them agsinst the plseintirr, L. N. Brown & Son By H. Rrown H. Brown L. N. Brown y Prawn naxnA J Rr L. N. Prown and H, Brown as partners doing business under the firm ‘e “. Prewn and Son anda individually, teing severally swarn say +he+ +h are e is on : ene Facts stated in the above confession of judgment sre true, & thet tha er ow + e ae ° sil e . : meunt of the judgment confessed shove is justly due end owing the plaintirr, H. Brown seit L. N,. Brown Sworn to and subscribed before me , this the 7th day of May, 19302 gor. -C., Sharpe Dept. Clerk Superior Court, HERS Rese 3 $$ dee 4 4692 gear ge ge ge gear ge ¥ Ve SR Fe Meteo ae e-3e ge ge : : NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. Troutmen PFenking & Trust Company of Troutman, N.C. -V8~ CONFESSION OF .J1'1DGMENT. ] ( 0 A. G. Brown. ( I, A. G. Brown, hereby confess judgment inf evor of the Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, N, C., for the sum of Nine Hundred ($900.00) Dollars and interest on said sum from June 5, 1929, until paid, at the rate of 8% per annum, #ncd authorize the entry of judgment against me on the day of April, 1932, and costs, This judgement shall be e specific lien upon 10 shares of the capital stock of Formers Warehouse and 011 Mills, Incorporated, certificate No. 14, issued to me on the 16th day of March, 1916, and D, L. Raymer is hereby appointed Trustee to sell said stock, either at privete or public sale, for cash or on credit, es a whole or in lots of one share or more, with-ut notice and in his descreition, and the nroceeds of such sale be applied to the discharge of this judgment, the costs of such Sale, and the surplus, if any, naid to ? me. It is agreed that the proceeds of such sale or sales shall he consi- dered the full value cf said stock regardless of the manner of such sale or sales, This confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due and owing the Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Trottmen N. C. » by me arising from the following frcts: that A. G. Prown, being indebted to the Troutman Panking & Trust Commany, #xecuted and delivered to said Pank his certain sealed, Promisory note in the sum of 5900.00, dated March 5, 1929, and due ninety Gays after dete, said ten shares of One Hundred Dollars each of the capital siteck of Fermers Warehouse nd Oil Mills, Incorporated, being deposited as collateral security thereto, which said sum of $900.00 together wi +} with interest £hereon from June 5, 1929, is due to the said Troutman Panking & Trust Company over and atove all just claims en? demands the said A. G. Brown has ageinst the Troutman Banking & Trust Company. It is also Ordered ana adjudged trat the Plaintiff recower of the Defendant the cost of this action, to-wit: $3.00, A. G. Brown A. G. Brown, being duly sworn, says that the facts stated in the 8hove confession of Jidgment are true, and that the amount of the judgment confessed is justly due the plaintirr, A. G, Brow Sworn to ana Subscribed before me, this the 7th dey of April, 1932, aohn C. Sharpe, Devt. cso HRB ee eieiteemnenenne eto tt itp North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, North Caroline, plaintiff, Mason E. Brown, A. G. Brown, L,. N. 0 { f -vs- CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT. 4 Prown and C. H. Brown, defendants, ' We, Mason E, Prown, A. G. Brown, L. N. Brown and C. H, Brown, the defendants in the above entitled confession of judgment hereby confess judgment in fevor of Troutman Benking & Trust Company of Troutman, N, ¢ N, *% for the sum of $824.80 and interest on said sum from Decemher 17, 1931 until paid at the rete of 6% por ennum, and authorize against us on the 9th day of May, 1932, This confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due ana owing said Troutman Penkine & Trust Company by us arising hes Ww That Ma on fa E. Prown, being justly indebted to the Plaintiff in the sum of 3800.00 for money borrewed, +s Fy sealed, promisory nete in the due 120 @oys after date and drawine interest at matty wT Wnts *~ Urit: ntil aid, said note being duly endorsed before delivery by the defendants A. G te Brown, L. N. Brown end Cc. made on said note except & payment of thet there is now ¢ ind justly Ss now due and justly owing on said note the sum of $824.00, to- gether with interest thereon from December 17, 1931 , 9 . ’ 6% per annum, over a hov i : ‘r and above all just claims end demands of the defendants ainst the Plaintiff, It is Uu Pian iff « rlieintifr recover of the Defendants and Mason E,. Brown C. H, Brown A. G. Brown L, N, Brown Ma E 8 7on @+ Brown, A. G, Brown, L. N. Brown and C. H. Rrown heing eve severally Sworm, @¢ach for himself Says: that the facts stated in the above confession of jud ana that th nd le he a &ment are true, above is justly due ana Owing the Pleintiff C. H, Rrown A. G. Brown L, N. Brown a Mason E, Brown meni Swern to and subscribed before me r ’ this the 9th day of May, 1932 John C. Sharpe | Dept. Clerk Superior Court Mss the entry of judment from the following facts; executed and delivered to the plaintire his cere amount of $800.00, Gated January 15, 1929 the rate of 6% per annum efter H. Brown; that no payments have been "100,00 made on December 17, 1931, and until paid at the rate of also ordered ana ad judged by the court that the 1G each of them the cost of this action, mount of the judgment confessed NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR court, IREDELL COUNTY. tman Banking & Trust Company of 0 | terme North Carolina, plaintiff. ; ( -VsS- CONFESSION CF JUDGMENT ( Le roa > Mrs m P ( irs, J. L. Arthurs (now Mrs, T, P. ried} administratrix of a: anthurs, deceased, L. N. Brow, and J. T. Smith. We, Mrs. J. L, Arthurs (now Mrs, T. P, Fulton) administratrix of J. L. - Arthurs, deceased, L, 4, Brwwn, and J. T. Smith, the defendants in the above entitled confession of judgment, hereby cenfess judgment in “svor of Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Treutmen, Nerth Carcline, for the sim . , of One Thousand forty-eight and 10/100 ($1048.10) Dollars, and interest or said sum from April 5, 1952 until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, and authorize the entry of judgment ageinst us on the 2th day of April, 1932 This confession of judgment &s for a debt new justly due end owing the AA Os sai Troutman Panking & Trust Company by us arising from the Following facts; that the estate of J. L. Arthurs beine justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $1048.10, Mrs, J, L. arthurs (now Mrs. T, P, Fulton), Administratr’& of the estete of J. L. Arthurs, deceased, executed and delivered to the nini ine tiff her sealed, vromisory note, duly endorsed by the defendants, L. N Prown anc J, T, Smith for the sum of $1048.10 dated April 5, 19352 5, dus one 9 dey after date ana Grawing interest at the rate of 6% per annum from date until paid; thet no payments have heen made upon said nete, and there is now due and justly owing the plaintiff on said note the sum of $1048.10 with interest on said sum from April 5th until paid at the rat> of 6% per ennum, Over and above all just claims and demands of the defendents against the Plaintiff, Mrs, J. L, Arthur (now Mrs, T., P, Fulton) Admr, of J, L, Arthurs, dsc, J. T, Smith L, N, Brown Mrs, J, L. Arthurs (now Mrs, T, P, Fulton), Administratrix of J, L. Arthurs, deceased, L, N, Brown and J, T. Smith, being dulys worn each for bheirseif deposes and says: that the facts contained in the above confess- ion of judgment are true, and thet the amount of the judgment confessed above is justly due and owing to the plaintiff. Mrs. 3d. lL. Arthur . (now Yrs, Y, Fs Fulton) Admrx, is J. T. Smith o “thee and subscribed before ’ 8 the day of May, 1932, L. N, Brown Zohn Cc. Sharpe p ° . e e ee a + secon ae Pee, 256 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutmen, North Carolina, plaintiff, H. Brown and wife, Blanche L,. Brown, defendants, 0 0 0 -vs- CONFESSION OP JUDGMENT , I ) We, H. Brown and wife, Blanche L,. Prown, hereby confess Judgment in favor of the Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, North Carelina ’ for the sum of One Thousund Five Hundred and Nineteen ($1,519.00) Dollars , and interest on said sum from May 5, 1932, until paid, ut the rate of 6% per annum, and authorize the entry of judgment against us on the 6th day of May, 1932, It is further authorized and specified thst this judgment be a > ch Specific Jien upon thirty (30) shares of 9100.00) each of the capital stock of Treutman Chsir Compeny, Treutmen, N, C., evidenced by the following certificates: Certificate No. 2, for 5 shares, dated June 7, 1924; Certifi. cate No. 7, for five shares, dated December ’2, 1924: Certificate No. 8, for 10 shares, dated January 2, 1925; ana Certificate No. ll, for 10 shares, dated May 2, 1925, and D. L. Raymer is hereby eppointed Trustee to sell said Stock, either at private cp public sale, for cash or on credit, as a whole or in lots of one or more shares each, without netice, and entirely in his discretion, and thea proceeds of such sale applied to the costs of sale, to the discharge of this judgment, and the surplus, if any there be, to be paid to H, Brown, It is agreed that the proceeds of such sale shall be conclusively con- This confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due and owing to the Treutman Benking & Trust Company of Troutman, North Carolina, by the under- signed, arising from the following fects:- That H, Brown, being justly indebted to the Troutmen Banking & Trust Company in the sum of $800.00, executed end deli- vere ») seid Ran ered to id Rank his certain, seeled, romisory, collateral note in the sum of $800.00 ed A 2 » dated April 5, 1929, due three months after date, drawing interest r 1 mat rom maturity until paid at the rate of 6% per annym, and pledged as security for th ivme © payment of said note 10 shares of $100.00 each of the capital stock of Tre routmen Chair Company of Troutman, N, C., evidenced by certificate No. 11, for 10 sheres 1 res, and dated May 4, 1925, and thet said note was duly endorsed before Celivery by the defendant Blanche i. Brown; that the defendant H. Brown being » Gated May 6, 1929, due three months 257 June 7th, 1924; Certificate No. 7, for 5 shares, dated December 22, 1924, and Certificate No. 8, for 10 shares, dated Janvary 2, 1925, and that saia nete wes duly endorsed by the defendant Blanche L. Prown hefore delivery; thet no payment has been made on said note for $800.00, dated April 5, 1929, and thet there is now due and justly due on said note the sum of $936.00 together with interest on seid sum from May 5, 1929, until paid, at the rate of 6% per ennum; that no payment hes been made on said nete for $650.00 except $50.00 paid March 14, 1932; $50.00 paid April 9, 1932; $20.00 paia April 25, 1952; $20Q000 peid April 23, 1932; $20.00 paid May 5, 1952, $20.00 paid May 5, 1932, and that there is now due end justly owing on said note the sum of $470.00 principal and $113.00 interest from July 6y 1929, until May 5, 1952, together with interest from May 5, 1932, until paid, at the rate of 6% per annum, being a total sum due said Treutmen Fanking & Trust Company of Troutmen, North Carclina, of $1,519.00, together with interest on said total sum from Vey 5, 1952, until paid at the rate cof 6% ner annum, which said sum is over and above #11 just claims and demands the said E. Brown and wife, Blanche L, Prown, or either of them, have egeinst the ssid Troutman Panking & Trust Company. H, Prown Blanche IL. Prown H. Brown and Blanche L, Brown, his wife, being severelly sworn, esch for himself say: that the facts stated in the foregoing confession of judgement are true, and thet th® amount of the jJudement confessed is justly cue the pleintiff, H. Brown Aro? 2A NOT Planche B. Prown Arr DAR TFT. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 6th day of May, 1932, John C. Sharpe Dept, Clerk of Superfor Court, RE SERREBEN HE BEM RE He HERE HE BE HEHE 42 45 96 9 HE MEREERETE HBG BE HERE RRE HE EERE SE SEE SHE SE nis inne tiitsnenicno men cmnentai inate ie a ad a IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1932 Monday, May 23,1932, oe North Carolina, In the Superior Court Be it remembered that at a Superior Court begun and held in and for ciimnenmeaenemee the County and State aforesaid on the eleventh Monday after the first Monday in Mp,rch 1952, the same being the 23rd day of May 1932, when and where his Honor Michael Schenck, Judge Presiding, and holding Courts for the fifteen judicial district is present and presiding and the Hon, Z. V.Long, Solicitor is present and prosecuting in the name of the State the following proceedings were had to wit: G. G. Kimball, the high sheriff of Iredell County returns into open Court the fiames of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week of this term of the Superior Court to wit: Cu. B.Brown, C . F.Clark, H. L. Gilbert, T. C.Barrier, Carl D. Watts ,K.L.Raymer C.A.Vanstory, C . E,Millsaps, J.S.Fleming, L.K.Lazenby, V. C.Schley, Perry M.Ostwalt, J.E.Scroggs, E. D. Mayes, J. R.Joyner, A. F, Brown, Chas.Blackweldeg John T.McNeely, W. E . Munday, J.Paul Current, R. C. Redman, Jas. C.Linker, C.F.Clark and C.E.Millsaps were excused for the term. TO APPEAR AND SHOW THAT COST HAS BEEN PAID. Continued under former order, No.l | State vs Flake ‘Mayhew Paul Sprinkle Wilson Bridges No.2 , Continued under former order. Marvin Benfield Bill Gentle Clyde Gentle No.3 \ State | vs Non Support. Continued under former order, } { j } f : } State | TO APPEAR AND SHOE THAT COST HAS BEEN PAID, j f } f f i W .F Howard No.4 \ State \ vs Vernon Rash Bribery. Continued under former order, No.5 1 j j ' : | State Non Support. Alias Capias and continued. i ° j 5 i } vs Herbert G.Morrison AeWe DoWe Continued under former order. Wi11 Har tness Non Support and abandonment. Called and failed, Judgment nisi Sei fa & Capias. Instanteer 260 Noe 8 State vs WeM.Lotharp No.9 State vs W.M,Lotharp No.10 State vs W.M.Lotharp Noell State vs Blaine Goodin No.12 State vs Grace Hair No.el3 State vs John Johnson No.14 State vs Earl Clontz State vs Garland Sigmond No.16 State vs Grover Sigmond Alvin Hewitt No.18 State vs ii »~beHenderson No 19 State VSe Kennieth Baity. No. 20 \\ State VSe C. Williams. No. 21 State VSe Sanford Hall Noe 22 State \ vs Sanford Hall NOs 23 State VSe Sanford Hall - et SE EO SH ee RT ON te RE PX BE MED False pretense. Nol Pros With Leave. False pretense. Nol Pros With Leave, False pretense. Nol Pros With Leave. Disposing of mortgage property. Alias Capias and continued. Possessing Liquor. Continued under former order, Driving car while intoxicated. Alias Capias and continued. Seduction. Continued under former order Doe Pes Called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci fa and capias. Instanter. T. & P. le Called and failed. Judgment Nist Sci fa and capiase Instantere Assault with deadly weapon. Called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and capiase Instanter. 1 2 PDP { w Le se alled and Failed. Judgt. Nisi Sci fa and Capias. Instantere Continued. Continued. Pr-&-Rr-b. Operate car with smoke screene Continued. Operate car with improper license. Gontiued, e | Wedd V8Se of, Williams Wo. 26 State VSe lim Branche Ho. 27 State VSe Charley Hartsell No. 28 State VSe ip, L. Bibee No, 2@ 29 State \ VBe D, Rs Barnhardt | No. 50 State VSe Jesse Howard. NO. 32 State \ VSe \Ben Watts \ No. Ba 335 yen vs. Rome Watts. VSe Jason Troutman. SEALEX MH, No 35 \ State VSe Jason Troutman. No. 36 \ State VS. P. A. Fletcher. No. 37 \ State \ VS, J. Shoaf No. 38 | State vs, Barron Moore “ssie Bennett | Ho, 39 State VS. Jack Cowan Gordon Kimball Defacing Motor No. Comtinued,. Operate Car with Smoke screen. Co ntinued. Forgery. NP Me Ss Continued under former ordere Giving worthless check. A. BW D. W. and Speeding and reckless driving. Called and failed. Judgment Wisi Sei fa and capias. Instanter A. We De We and Speeding and Reckless driving. Called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias HNAX Instantere Housebreaking and Larceny. Continued. Housebreaking and Larceny. Continued. Violation of the State Prohibition Law. Judgment in No 55 Ae We De We The defendant comes into court and states that he is unable to Pay the cost in this case and in No 54 and pay Baxter Harmon the sum of $150.00, Therefore it is order by the Court that the judgment of 6 months on the roads hereto fore imposed go into effect immediately. Abortion. Continued for the terme Embezzlement. Alias Capias and contiued. Contiued for piile T& P. Le Alias Capias and continued. 26% No. 58 State VBe fornication and Adultery. Continued for the State, Ransom l'reeze No. 59 State VSe Otho Smith NG. O44 State VSe Will Fox Nos 49 and &5C Consolidated. State VSe Odell Cain Snowden “ae Ln.Ls May Signe 2" Possessing Liquor. Alias and Continued, Assault with intent to Wilde Plea not guilty. jury, CU. B. Brown, tle his Gilbert, T. Ge Ke Le Raymer ana CO. A. . ‘ihe follow Barrier and Carl D. Watts Vanstory, J. S. Mleming and V. C. Schley perry M. Ostwalt, J. «, BDeroggs, kt. D. Mayes and J. kK. Joyner bet sworn and empanied tor their verdict say they find the defentant Guilty. 7 ) Rape. Be it remembered that at this term of Superior Court of Iredell County beginning May 24rd, 1932 and sitting for the dispatch of business this the 24rd day of May 19352 the Grand Jury of this Court 4n a body all present retunred into open court the following bill of Indictment in words and fYigures as follows; Indictment Rape. State of North Carolina. Iredell County, | Superior Courte May Term 1932. The Jurors for tho State upon their oath present, that Odell Cain and Snowden Wiles late of the Gounty of Iredel}. on or about the 16th day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ‘thirty two, with force and arms, at and in the county aforesaid, unlawfully, willfully and felontously did assahlt one EKthel Cain a female and her the said unlawfully, feloniously, by force and against her will did ravis and carnally know one Kthel Cain against tho form of the statute in such case made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the State. Long Solicitor. ' \lorsed on the back as follows ; " ; A —— ‘ io 49 and 50 Consolidnted. /lles. Indic tment jitnesses Odell Cain and Prose State vSe snowden Rap@e War ‘thel Cain fda Carson A, @, CEean .lilen Gaither Koller Le . e ite Se be {hose marked sworn by the undersigned Foreman and examined before the Grand Jury and this bill found A True Bill S. Re. Jurney oreman, Grand Jurye ionorable Court takes a recess until 9 :30 A. M. Tuesday 1932. Y * (4@a exch Judge Présiding and holding courts for the 15th Judicial Dis tricte 24tn iy 8 uarvey Moore tom Hudson { No.1 state vs Will Fox Nos.45 & 44 Cons State vs Odell Cain Snowden Wiles | ¥ 08,55 & 60 Con | state vs Raymond Marlow Roy Bumgarnor | No.67 | State vB Arthur Fletcher No,54 State vs 0.N Keonnerly Martha Raterchak \ No.4] | State va Fred Nicholson 263 IREDELL SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1932. TUESDAY, MAY 24,1932. Larceny. Called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sei fa & Capias - Instanter. Assault with intent to kill. A Jury heretofore sworn and tSmpaneled for their verdict having found the defendant guilty it is: therefore ordered and adjudged that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of sixty one days and assigned to work on the public roads of the state under the control of the State Highway Commission, Defendant not to wear stripes, It is ordered that only three witnesses be allowed to prove 4n this casGe . olidated. Rape. The defendant, Odell ng, comes into open Court represented by JiW.Vanioy, his counsel and protesting his guilt and declaring his innocence yet states that he 4s unable to contend with the State and therefore enters a plea of Nola Contendre .« After hearing the evidence the case is remanded to the Juvenile Judge. Bhe defendant, Snowden Wiles pleads guilty of an assault on femule(misdemeanor) which plea is accepted by the solicitor. It is ordered and adjudged by the court that the defendant be confined to the common jail of Tredell county for a period of twelve months and is assigned to work on the public poads of the state under the control of the State Highway Commission. ‘he defendant not to wear stripes. solidated. Plea not guilty. the following Jury C.B.Brown, H.LeGilbert, T.C.Barrier, Carl Ds. Watts, Kel..Kaymer, C.A.Vanstory, J. S-Fleming, V.CeSchley, Perry M. Ostwalt, J. .Scroggs, &.D Myers and JekeJoyner, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant Raymond Marlow not guilty and the defendant Roy Bumgarner guilty.as to both counts in the bill of indictment. Te Grand Jury came into open Court in a body and returned a true bill chargihg murder in the first degree. Fe. & A. ‘The defendants through their counsel, 7Z.V.turlington, came into court and protesting thetr guilt and declaring their innocence, yot state that they are unable to contend with the state and there-= fore enter a plea of Nola Contendre, which plea is accepted by the solicitor. The judgment of the court is suspended upon the payment of the cost of this case. Larceny. ‘the defendant pleads guilty to forcible trespass which plea 4s accepted by tho solicitor. Prayer for judgment continued upon condition that the defendant pay into the office of the Clerk of the Court for-the use and benefit of TL. Tomlin the sum of $25.00 and that he pay the cost of this action. It is ordered that the officers be not allowed to prove attendance. No witnesses to prove accept John T.Summers, JeWeSummers and T.A.Summerse Larceny. The defendant through his counsel, JeHeBurke waives bill of indictfment and pleads quilty to forcible trespass. Tt 1s ordered and adjudged by the court that the defendant be con~- fined to the common jail of Iredell County for siaty days and is assigned to work on the public roads of the state under the control of the State Highway Commission. Defendant not to wear stripes. Breaking and entering. A true bill. 264 No.46 State | | vs \ Amos Bell \ Walter Campbell Nos.e52 & 53 Consolidated State vs Theodosia Kennedy Grover Kennedy (. ,¢ No.63 State vs Bud Millsaps No.64 State vs Juna Ann Summers No.65 State vs ihtel Summers No.68 \ State ~ we Mack Summers No. State \ Vs. Walter Barnhardt. Store breaking, plead guilty. defendants were under sixte offense was committed the o Juvenile Court, No. 57 State the spthur Fletcher. the defendants plead guilt indictment, It ig ordered that each of the defendants jail of Iredell County for a each and assigned to work on state under the control of th Keeping a bawdy house, and adjudged by the Court to the common jail of Iredell County for days and is assigned to work state under the control of the defendant not to wear stripes, The defendant comes into open court and pleads to prostitution and assignation, The judgnane eh following conditions: That she pay the cost of th i : is a including jail fees, not ga day; that ae teen out of Iredell County f 3 that she remain of good behavior for two years, The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty to prostitution and assignation. The judgment. of the Court is ad for a term of three months in the common jail of Iredell county. ‘This judgment is rs upon the following conditia etion including jail fees not emain out of Iredell County of good behavior for two | No. 67 . State V8e That she pay the cost of this a Arthur Fletcher to exceed 45¢ a day; that she r for two yeas 3 that she remain years, Keeping a bawdy house, Plea tity. Court is that the defend prion. A The judgment of the - ant be imprisonedfor a term of three months in the common jail of Iredell County. ‘his Judgment is suspended for a term of two years upon the following conditions: That he pay the cost of this action including jail fees not exceeding 45¢ a day; that he remain out of Iredell County fér two years; that he remain of good behavior for two years, ° Seduction. Defendant through his counsel pleads guilty as charged. Judgment of the Court that the defendant. be imprisoned jn the State's Prison for a term of two years. this Judgment is suspended for a term of 24 months upon the following conditions: 1. That the defendant at this term pay into the court the xum of $25.00 for the use and benefit of the prosecuting witness, Katherine Thomas, &- That he pay the cost of this action by the convening of the next criminal term of the Superior Court. t 3. That he pay into the office of the Clerk of the Cou the sum of $7.50 per month for the use and benefit o the said Katherine Thomas, the first payment to be pes the lst day of June, 1932, and a like payment upon Se lst day of each subsequent month for a period of 24 mos. 4. That the defendant give a bond in the sum of $500 to make his personal appearance at each criminal 7 of the Superior Court of Iredell County for a term oO. two years or surrender himself to serve the foregoing Sentence, to (Note) ‘The purpose of this last condition relative cS the bond is, that if the defendant appears at pea of the criminal court, or if he complies with ; void, foregoing conditions, then the bond to be null an the otherwise to remain in full force and effect. ro. expiration of two years, and upon the detenient ae ing complied with the foregoing conditions ,this"j ment {is indefinitely suspended. 265 JER « rie remembered that this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, this the 24th day of May, 1932, the Grand Jury of said Yourt in a body, 18 present, returned into open court the following bill of indictment, to-wit: State of North Varolina, Iredell County. Superior Court, May Term, A. D. 19352. .The jurors for the State upon their oath present: That Arthur Fletcher, late.of the County of redell, on the 27th day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousatd nine. hundred and thirty-twO. 1932, with force and arms, at and in the county aforesaid, unlawfully, wilfully and feloniously did of his malice aforethought and with pre- meditation and deliberation kill and murder one Deemen Mitchell with a deadly weapon, to-wit, an ax, contrary to the form of the poigicty ah gos _ rg y lg provided ace an nity of e e —— , r Long, Solicitor. Endorsed on the back as follows: + slp gg Arthur Fletcher. Indictment Murder. War. rros. Witnesses: x Betty Speaks, x L. C. Myers, x Sant Shoemaker, x G. C. Kimball, x J. T. Jennings, x Pete “itchell, x T. M. Halliburton, Babe Privette, Dr. D. L. Myers. Those marked x sworn by. the undersigned Foreman and examined hefore the Grand Jury, and this bill found, A True Bill. ‘i 2 Se, Foreman Grand Jury. s ly arraigned Upon this bill of indictment the defendant was du voy the Solicitor and plead not guilty, being represented by counsel. pital in this case, having been arraigned as in the record shown, and being in open court in person and = counsel, moves for a special venire of 35 men. The : - fendant further, in open court, in person and with his counsel, waives the drawing of the veniremen a jury box and consents that said 35 véniremen may be . summoned by the High Sheriff or his deupty from the — at ead excepting the townships of New Hope, Union Grove, s Olin. rents mosctaee eases that the Sheriff of tredell Vounty summon 35 veniremen to appear at 9:30 o'clock A. M., on May 26, 1932. tne Shanice te further ordered to make a return — hoe order and to furnish the Solicitor for the State an e defendant with a list of the veniremen so a , a. This order is made in open court, in the presence o e prisoner and his counsel. sik cies, Aiea, Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock. e Judge Presiding. { | | | 4 / 266 IREDELL SUPERIOR COURT WEDNESDAY MAY 25,1932, False pretemse, \ No.45 The defendant through his counsel \ State John McLaughlin, waives bill and pleads guilty of foreth} ve ( trespass, A misdemeanor, It is ordered by tne Court Clifford Comer ,” that the defendant be committed to the common jail of i xy Iredell County for a term of four months and is assigned to work upon the public roads of the state under the control of the State Highway Commission, ‘he defendant not to wear stripes, No.56 Non support. The following jury, C.B.Brown, H.L.Gilbert State T.C.Barrier, C arl D. Watts, K.L.Raymer, C.A.Vanstory . vs ; J-S.Fleming, V.C.Schley, Perry M, Ostwalt, J. £ Scroggs J.H.Howard E.D.Mayes and J. R, Joyner, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they ftind the @efendant guilty. It is ordered and adjudged by the court that the defendant be confined to the common jail of Iredell County for a term of twelve months, and is assigned to work on the public roads of the state under the control of the State Higheay Commission, This judgment suspended for twelve months upon the defendants going to work and Supporting his children, If he fails to go to work and support his children then this judgment is to go into effect, No.42 Attempt to rape. A true bill. Continued fo- the State, State . vs Blaine Feltz “No.47 Attempt to break into a store. Lee Fox pleads not guilty, State Upon hearing the evidence the Court directs a verdict of not vs guilty, as to Lee Fox, John Brewer and John Minnish plead John Brewer Lee Fox John Minnish guilty. The judgment of the Court is that John Minnish be confined to the common jail of Iredell County for a term of six months and is assigned to be worked on the public roads of the State under the direction of the State Highway Commission, Not to wear stripes. As to John Brewer, prayer for judgment continued for a term of two years upon the condition of the defendants remaining of good behavior, Noe50 Incest. Plea not guilty. ‘The following jury, A.F.Prown, State W.H.Munday, J. Paul Current, James C,. Linker, Charlie Wilson vs Ralph iiontgomery, R. S. Williams, G. C, Mayberry, D.W.Speaks, Will Jackson James Taylor, Mack Lewis and T,L.Tomlin, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. No.19 Possessing liquor. Defendant pleads guilty. Prayer for judgment State continued upon the payment of the cost. $60.00 to be paid at Vs this court and the balance at the August term of 1952 of this Kenneth Baity Court, i | No.58 The judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine of $15.00 | State and the cost of this action, \ vs Roy Bumgarner No.66 Breaking and entering. Plea not iltys The following jury, | State C.B.Brown, H.L.Giibert, ob caren. Fisk D. Watts, K.L.Raymer, \ vs C.A.Vanstory, J. § Fleming, V.C.Schley, Perry M. Os twalt, Dock Davis J.E Scroggs, E. D: Mayes and J. Re Joyner, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say. That the conclusion of the State's evidence a verdict of not guilty was directed by the Court, Ss No.61 Seduction. Upon the request of the prosecutrix nol pros nr : State eave is entered in this case upon the defendants paying 6? : 4 vs s prosecutrix the sum of $500.00 and the cost of this actions : Clarence Gwaltney : | t \ No.49 Non Support Defendant a by the Cour : Pleads guilty. It is ordere \ oT < that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of twelve months and is assigned to ve on the public roads of the state under the control of the ts supe Highway Commission, Not to wear stripes. This j MN rice of for a term of two years upon the defendant paying in (onal 12.00 the Glerk of the Superior Court for the benefit of _ ayment to ° & month each month for a term of two years;the first peding mort made the 5th of June 1932 and on the 5th day of each suce This Honorable Court takes a recess until 9:30 A.M, Thursday, May 26,1956 : yj . Hoyt Millsaps” ' ee de Judge Presi Nge 267 IREDELL SUPERIOR COURT THURSDAY, MAY 26,1932. | : a d May 2 6,1932. | mis Honorable Court convened at 9:30 A. M. Thursday, y > State Ae 67 scueir Fletcher Murder. Plea: Not Guilty. In obedience to the order heretofore made in this case, a special venire of thirty five good and lawful men were summoned to appear at the Court House and did appear Thursday morning, May 26,1932, at 9:30 A.M. The Prisoner being at the bar in the custody of G.C.Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell C,unty, whose prisoner he is, the following jurors were drawn from the regular jury and the special venire: W.E.Munday, Perry M. Ostwalt, John T McNeely, K. L. Raymer, C. A.Vanstory, Charles Blackwelder, J. KR Joyner, James K. Linker, Stepto Martin, Charlie Dbeal, H.P.Stewart, and Irvin Steele, who being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say: State ae Speeding. Nol pros with leave. vs Robert Walls This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until 9:00 A.M. Friday, May 27,1932, Judge Presiding. IREDELL SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM, 1952 FRIDAY, MAY 27th, 1932. This Honorable Court convened for the dispatch of business at 9:50 A,M Vs. Arthur Fletcher The Jury heretofore sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. No. 69 State Vs. Attempt to Commit Rape Ernest Conner The following jury, H. L. Gilbert, T. C. Barrier, Carl D, Watts, J. S. Fleming, L. K. Lazenby, V. C. Schley, J. E. Scroggs, E. D. Mayes, A. F. Brown, J, Paul Current, R. C. Redman and D, W. Speaks, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say that they find the defendant guilty of a felonious assault to commit rape, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be committed to the common jail of Iredell County for a ia. of Litt Wary is assigned to work on the public highways of the State,Highway Commission Vs. \ Snowden Wiles The sentence heretofore pronounced in this case is ordered stricken out. I t is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be confined t © the common jail of Iredell County for a term of eight months and is assi signed to work upon the public highways of the State under the control and nd direction of the State Highway Commission, The defendant not to wear stripes, state ve Fred Nicholson Upon the defendant's giving 8 bond in the sum of $300,00 to make his personal appearance at the next term of the Superior Court to abide the judgment of the court or show that he has met the conditions upon which the prayer for judgment was continued, the defendent is given until the next term of the Superior Court to comply with said conditions (Note.) In the event that defendant fails to comply with the conditions upon which the prayer for judgment was continued it is respectfully suggested thet he be imprisoned for a term of 61 days). NORTH CAROLINA, IN nE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. MaY TERM, 1952. To His Honor, Michael Schenck, Judge Presiding: I respectfally report to the court that I have at this term of Iredell Superior Court inspected and examined, to the brst of my ability, the conduct and administration of the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and that I find the said office to be conducted by the Clerk, Hon, John L, Milholland, in a most highly commendable, business-~ like and efficient manner, and in accordance fully with the laws governing and regulating the conduct and administration of said office. Respectfully submitted, zev V. Long Solicitor. Approved: Michael Schenck nudge Pres Ez. This Honorable Court takes adjournment until 10:00 o'clock A. M., Monday, May 30, 1952. Raa SE mean 273—Ca IREDELL SUPERIOK COURT. MONDAY MAY 30, 1952, This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10 A. M. Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County returns into open court the names of the following good and lawfu! men to serve as jurors for the Second Wek of this May Term of Court; to-wit-_ Sa Dp. & Turner, I. S. Fleming, W. H. Clark, i. N. Crawford, Vance Rash, s, L. Pharr, Sam Miller, L. C. Henderson, i. i. McNeely, a. G. Brown, J. B. Houston, J. H. Howard, S. Hk. Houston, irskine Johnston, J. C. Brookshire, J. L. Sloan, J. U. Burgess, J. A. Hobbs, |. Press Sharpe and A. M. Gaither. G. C. ‘, McNeely, Erskine Johnston and J. C. Burgess were excused for the ie terme No. 782 | iuey Gardner VSe Charles W. Garner The following jury, D. uu. Turner, 7. S. Fleming, W, He. Clark, F. N. Crawford, Vance Rash, S. L. Pharr, Sam Miller, L. Cc. Rae Henderson, T. «. McNeely, A. G. Brown, J. B. Houston, J. H. Howard and S. H. Houston being sworn and empanélled for their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as follows: le Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as alleged in An the complaint? ANSWER: Yese Re Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for two years immediately proceeding the instution of this action? ANSWitR ¢ Yes. Se Did the defendant commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? ANS: $ Yes. 4. Has the adultery existed for six months priopr to the institution of this action? ANSW:R ¢ YeSe \ Ransom Freeze VSe ose May Freeze, The following jury, D. E. Turner, T. S. Fleming, 's He Clark, I. N. Crawford, Vance Rash, S. L. Pharr, Sam Miller, L. C. ienderson and ‘i, i, McNeely, A. G. Brown, J. B. Houston, J. H. Howard and S. i. Houston being sworn and empanelled for their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as follows: ; 1. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two (2.) years next preceeding the commencement of this action a8 alleged in the complaint? ANS Wisk ¢ Yes. a Re ‘ ere the plaintiff and the defendant married to each other, S alleged in the complain® ?. | ANSWER : Yes. Us. DE complaint? d the defendant commit adultery as alleged in the ANSW:R . Yes, .; eo ' omen “ sville ice Co., inc. a See Continued, John S. Cameron Cc. W , 112 w. We. Hertness, e e In Re Caveat Will of We D- : ae No willseps, J.H.King and oe . VieClelland, Deceased. vhe following jury J. H. Howard, Fred W, j.8. King ontinued. SHerri.l, J. B. Houston, i. H. Clark, L. 6, Vs. Henderson, J. Li. heid, S. L. Pharr, R. 6; T.A.Summers. Salmon, Sam Miller, T. S. Fleming, Dewey Dingler and Sam Holcomb being sworn and \ Ho. 784- 3. Ba. McNeely empaneled for their verdict say they find 4 Vs. Continued, the issues submitted to them as follows: H. E. Beam _ urs. Nacy J. McNeely \no. duos ee . Continued, This Honorable Court takes a recess until 9 A. M. Tuesday May Sl, H. E. Beam * 1932. \ \ Wo. 786- Morrison Manufacturing Co. 1, Vs. Cul w.C.Deaton and W.R.Deaton Continued by Consent ding. — trading as Kne-Golf Co. and Kue-Golf Co., Inc. , \Wo, 787- Cherles R,Goodman : Vs. Farmers Mutual Firs Imsurance Continued Asscciation TREDELL SUPERIOR COURT \ \No. 788- The North Caroline Industrial Bank TUESDAY MAY 31,1932. of statesville, ~. ¢, Vs. Continued his Honorable Court convenes for the dispatch of business according to adjourn- L. N. Summers and Roger Moore ment at 9:00 A.M \ Ho, 755- Atlantic Joigt Stock Land Bank = Vs. The Farmers Mutuel Fire Insurance Continued 00728. Asso. & E.P. Hager In Re Caveat Will of W.D. ‘he taking of evidence was resumed in \ Wo, 766- E, P. Hager McClelland, deceased. this case and continued through the daye ™ Vs. Continued. Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association mis Honorable Court taxes a recess until 9 A.M. W ednesday, June 1,1932- This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until 9230 A. Me, Thursday, June 2, 1952. —~ fh ecg A WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1932 This Honorable Court convenied at 9:30 A.M. No. 728 In Re Caveat Will of W. D. McLelland, deceased, Taking of evidence was resumed Buring the afternoon the Attys. for Propounders and Caveators announced they had agreed on & compromise whereupon the jury heretcfore sworn snd empannelled for their verdic were discharged. \. No. 680- Ethel B. Cooper Vs. w. L., Alexander & wife Continued. E. J. Alwxander & wife i No. 742- First National Bank vs, J.C.Brookshire, Effie Brookshire Continued. and J. C. Brookshire & Sons, Inc. a No. 744- Carolina Motor Co. Vs. W.S.Alexander, A.W. Alexander Cont inued. and 8S. A. Mitchell es: 770~ G. H. Brown Vs. John S. Cameron Continued, ae This Honorable Court Conveniened at 9:50 A. M. according to adjournment, NORTH C*ROTINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. MAY TERM, 1952 Vs. ' JUDGYTYA FF. Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company This cause coming on to be heard at this term of court, and being heara ber His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presid‘*~e. and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff and defendant have compromised and settled all matters at issue in this cause by the defendant paying the pleintiff the sum of $200.00, which amount has already been paid, and said defendant further agreeing to pay the costs of this action; It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintirr take no by this action and that same is dismissed, and it is further ordered that the costs of the action be taxed against the defendant by the Clerk of this Court —____dJ. H. Clement ~ Judge Presiding, ~~~ By consent: Lewis & Lewis, attys. for Piaintift, Creig & Craig & Grier, Grier & Joyner torneys for defendant. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELI; COUNTY. MAY TERM, 1932, J. 4H, Swaim, Vs. § JUDGMENT. Atlantic Coast Line Railwey Company 4 This cause coming on to be heard at this term of court, and being heard before His Honer, J. H, Clement, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have compromised and settled all matters at issue in this cause by the defendant paying the plaintiff the sum of $150.00, which amount has already been paid, and said defendant further agreeing to vay the costs of this action: It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the pleintiff take ncthing by this action end that same is dismissed, and it is further ordered thet the costs of this action be taxed against the defendant by the Clerk of this Court, J. H. Clement Judge Presiding. By consent; Lewis & Lewis - Attys. for Paaintiff, re Graig & tee & Grier @rier & Joyner ty. for defendant. ae ae NORTH CAROLINA, 3 COURT. IREDELL COUNTY, IN THE SUPERIOR C. A. Stearns, in behalf of himself \and in behalf of all other creditors of Pioneer Realty Corporation, Plaintiff, Vs. PIONEER REALTY CORPORATION, Defendant, JUDGMENT, Ooooco ooo This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, J. H, Clement, Judge press redell County, according to law upon the order to the defendent to show cause why & permanent siesthee should not be appointed nn of date May 17, 1932, and being heard, upon the pleadings, motions and affidavits. ree herein, oe the court being of the opinion that the plaintiff Se o have & receiver appointed in ¢ nN itled to m this action against the defendant; mSate ection end:4a It is therefore, upon motion - ford and Hartshorn, attorneys fer tha Aethédent” ctae Od et ee eae ar ae appointing the temporary receiver here Is vacated and said temporary re a is this cause is hereby appr 8 d directed to pay ove d deliver to the in any moneys, books, records or other properties of the demeaian in his hen It is further ordered, ad ed and 4 ig not- to have a permanent receiver appoistea in this action and 1s mat entitied to : ordered, adjudged and decreed that the > tofore made 3 this cause be and the seme ® ceiver is hereby discharged and the account THURSDAY, JUME 2, 1932, ee ection end thet this ection be and the same is hereby dismissed, t being represented to the courb that the Metropolitan Casualty Insurance I f New York is interested in the protection and preservation of the pros Compeny aha defendent vy reason of its goerenty of bonds secured by notes of of t and the attorneys for the defendant being elso attorneys for the =m Yetropolitan Casualty Insurance Company of New York havang advised the said thet the seid Metropoliten Casualty Insurance Company of New York will Court to the defendant sufficient funds with which to pay the 1930 and 1931 ore aot due and constituting a lien upon the property; it is therefore, by vee further ordered that said taxes be paid by the defendant with such consent’, advenced to it by the said Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Company of . New i further, by consent, ordered and adjudged that the defendant shall no guerenty fees to s&id Metropolitan Casualty Insurence Company of New . for the guaranty of said bonds and that the item in the accounts of the tbh Realty Corporation of amount due the Metropolitan Casualty Insurance company of New York for this purpose be cancelled and charged off, ye is further ordered that the plaintiff pav the costs, This the xecond day of June, 1932, J. H, Clement “Judge Presiding. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. \\in the Matter of the Will of W.D.McLellend, 9 cea: as JUDGMENT, This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presiding, end a jury, at the May 1952 Term of this Court, and it appearing to the Court that the Will of the late W.D.McLellend was, on February 2, 1931, admitted to probate in common form by the Clerk of this Court, and that theree after, certain heirs at lew of the said W. D. McLelland filed a caveat to said Will, and that the issues raised by said caveat were duly transferred to the civil Issue Docket and came on fcr a hearing at this term of Court, and, after entering upon 4 trial of the issues joined upon said caveat, and after consuming several days in the trial of said action, a full compromise settlement and agreement having been reached as to the issues thus joined upon said caveats NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby considered, ordered and adjudged that said last Will and Testament of the said W.D. McLelland be, and it hereby is, de- clared to be in all respects valid, and it is ordered and adjudged that said last Will and Testament be and is hereby re to a ee ape By and with the consent of Carrie Elliot cLelland, the residuary bene- ficiary in said Will, it is hereby considered, ordered and adjudged that, after the payment of all the debts legacies, and proper costs of administration of th estate of W.D.McLelland, including the costs of this action, the heirs et law of the said W.D, McLelland are entitled to, and shall have and receive, one-half of 7 personal property of the estete of the seid W.D, ot atm ae it all the real estate of the said W.D.McLelland, in fee simple, the sa one-ha of real estate to be allotted to said heirs at law as hereinafter set orth; the other one-half of said rsonel property and the other one-helf of said real = shall be held ind eee aot by the said Carrie Elliot McLellend under said It is further ordered and decreed that three impartial comissioners, qual fied to act as jurors, shall be selected by the parties, or appointed by the cont ae ct vise the real estate of the said W. D, McLelland eee om eee trie lot McLelland and the heirs at law of W.D.McLelland, it being rther ceered thet in this division there shell be allotted to the said Carrie Elliott yoveiiend , at a value to be placed thereon by the said Commissioners, the W.D, Lelland home Place and adjoining land (including st least thet part of the V sheped tract of land lying between the old Charlotte or Mountain Rosd and the tad Road immediately in front of the dwelling and adjacent premises) and such shia lands, if any, as may be necessary to make up her full one-half share of ton peti estete. ft is not the intention of this judgment to place any valua- Carrie Eliot wore oper ty herein designated as a part to be allotted to c and, fina) Upon the filing of the report by the said commissioners, and upon the nite zement of this estate, the said Carrie Elliot McLellend shall execute Oy “Claim deed to a Trustee for the said heirs at law of the said W.D. Mclel»- for the part of said real estate to be allotted to said heirs at law, of the And it is hereby further ordered and decreed that, under and by virtue shal} Provisions of Section 607 of the Consolidated Statutes, this judgment che} act as a trensfer and conveyance to the said heirs at law of the said W.D, cotetaine of their rights, title and intetest to the personal property and real subj of the said W.D.McLelland allotted to said heirs at law by this judgment, ect to the Payment of the debts of the estate as hereinbefore set forth. hore) It is further ordered and decreed that neither the estate of W.D. distant nor Carrie Elliot McLelland shall in any way participate in any future act Pution or @ivision of the Dr. E.T,McLelland estate, and this judgment shall Wele11 agri stleie of any further interest which the estate of the seid W.D of the sa: i said Carrie Elliot McLelland, may have in the one = fi - E. T. McLellanda, 277 — =— It is further ordered that in the division and sitribution of the heirs at lsw of W. D, “cLellend, bs between themselves, Mrs. Amande Norton Bessie Wright and Cora Waugh, shall account for the legacies of $1,000.00 . each geceived under said will. * It is further ordered and decreed that as a part of the debts of the estate of the said W. D. McLelland, there shall be paid to D. L; Raymer Administrator D.B.N., CTA of H. A. McLelland, the sum of $4,000,500 ‘in full séttlement of any claim which the said D. L. Raymer, Administrator D,B.N, C.T.A., or the heirs at law of the said H. A. McLelland may have against the estate of W.D. McLelland, 4t being the purpose of this judgment to settle al) matters of dispute between the said Carrie Elliot McLelland, Executrix of W,pD McLelland, and the heirs at law of the said W.D, McLelland, 7 It is further ordered and decreed that D, L. Raymer shall be appointed by the Clerk of this Court to act with the said Carrie Elliot McLellend as Administrator C.T,A., of the estate of W. D. McLelland, It is further ordered that the said Carrie Elliot McLelland, Executrix ‘nd D. L. Raymer, Administrator C.T.A., be, and they are hereby authorized to expend a sum, not in excess of $500,00, for the purchase of a stitathle monument for the ssid W. D, McLelland, said monument to be selected by the said Carrie Elliot McLelland. It is further ordered that the costs of this action shall be paid out of the assets of the-estate of the said W.D,. McLelland, J H Clement Judge Presiding ney mn p\AL 9 o W John ™ Robinson Attorneys for Caveators. Grier, Gri Burke & Burl AQaams Attorneys for Propounder. Continued for a final hearinge Geo. Havm No 783 State In Re Janie 3e11 Jackson VSe orse Plaintiff comes into court and takes a volun&tary Non suite By Consent: Buren Jurne 7 a. Tewts Se eee eee eS ee Se urke urke 8 arman eys for Propounder. NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY. froumen Banking & Trust Company of Treutman, *. a. -vs- E, E. Sherrill, W. F. Ostwalt and v, +, Wagner. We, BE. E. Sherrill, “. F. Ostwalt and V. +. \veener, defendants in the above entitled action, hereby confess judgment in favor of Troute man Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, N. C., for the sum of “360.00 and interest on said sum from May 4, 1929, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, and authorize the entry cf judgement against the undersisned on the 4th day of April, 1952. The confession of Judgment is for debt now justly due and owing to Troutman Panking & Trust Company of Troutman, Nh, C., plaintiff, by the said E. E. Sherrill, W. F. Ostwalt and V. L. Wagner, arising from the follow- ing facts, to-wit: that the defendant, #. &. Sherrill, being justly indept- ed to the sai@ Troutman Banking & Trust Company, executed and delivered to said plaintiff his certain, sealed, cromisory note in the sum of %560,00, dated Januery 4, 1929, due Mey 4, 1929, with interest frem maturity until paid at the rate of 6% ner annum, anc that said note was duly endorsed by the said W. F, Ostwalt and V. L. ‘agner, which said sum of $360,00 together with interest thereon at the rate of 6% per snnum from May 4, 1929, until paid, is due the seid Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, N, C., above all just demands that the sal defendants or either of them said plaintiff. Sherrill aener walt 7") E.'E. Sherrill, V. L. ‘agner an sworn, says that the facts stated in the above confessé#on of judgment are true, and thet the amount of the judgment confessed is justiy due the Plaintiff. 5. ae Sherrill cepeccaan nn ant en neem Vv. L. Wagner w. F, Osetwalt a to and subscribed before me, 8 the 4th day of April, 1952, John C, Sharpe Dept. Clerk of Superior court. HEISE RESEDA SESE SEE SESS AES SERIE AE SEAL SESE EAE TE EE BE : ~ Coffey, Executors of the Estate of 280 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Statesville Produce Company NX : -Y¥Sq JUDGMENT. O. B.. Setzer Oooo Sao em This cause coming on to be heard on this the llth day of April, 1932, and it appearing to the court: That the Plaintiff's complaint, duly verified, was filed in this office on the 9th day of March, 1932, and that summons wag issued, directing the Sheriff to Summons the defendant to answer or demur to the complaint, a copy of which was delivered to him on the 9th day of March, 1932; thet more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of said summons and Gomplaint and! that the defendant has failed to answer, demur, or to in any wise, raise an issue in this cause, It further appears to the court that the Plaintiff's cause of action is for an open steted account and the amount sought to be recovered is $982 ,15 with interest from the lst day of January, 1932, until paid, The court finds thet the plaintiff is entitled to the relief prayed for, it is, therefore, considered, ordered and edjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $982.15 with interest from the lst day of January, 1932, until paia and thet the defendant be texed with the cost of this action, John L, Milhollana o clerk oF the Superior Court, oa IH WU HF HS eae get ae ge ge ae ge KE BRR KA Hoge ae North C arolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, Mrs. Annie B, Henkel, Bs Ay Rh e, 7s G. Harper, H, A, Yount and T. 2 os iy: Fe Henkel, deceased, Pinoy JUDGMENT O. W. Spencer ana Mrs, Laura RB, Crouch, OSC OO OOOO This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the es Signed Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday, the 25th April, 1932 » and it &ppearing to the court that this is an action on same being for certain Stated amounts, and thet the plaintiffs riled fied cemplaint on the 23rd day of March, 1932. and. eamsed a summons issued by this court on said date, said summons and a copy of the 281 compleint being personally served on the defendants snd each of them on the 23rd day of March, 1952, and that said defendants hawe not filed an answer or demurrer to said complsint within the time allowed by lav, and that there is due the plaintiffs by the defendants the sum of $966.00 with interest from January 18th, 1950, until paid, and the further sum of $356.73 with interest from the lst day of September, 1930, until paid, and that the defendants assigned as security to said notes 23-1/3 shares of the common stock of the Green Park Hctel Company, Inc., as represented by stock certie- ficates Nos. 28, 59 and 56; It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the court that plaintiffs recover judgment against the defendants: (a) For the sum of $966.00, together with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 18th day of January, 1930, until paid. (bo) For the sum of $356.73, together with interest at ‘the rate of six per cent per annum from the lst day of September, 1930, until paid, (c). That the costs of this action be taxed against ssid defendants by the Clerk of this Court, (d) That said judgment is hereby declared a specific lien upon the above described 23-1/3 shares of common stock of the Green Park Hotel Company, Inc,, and T, S, Coffey is appointed Commissioner by the Court, and is authorized and directed to sell said stock at public auction after twenty days advertisement at the court house door of Iredell County, and in the Statesville Daily, a newspaper published in Iredell County, once a week for said time, and credit the amount received for said stock on this judgment, This April 25th, 1932, John L, Milhollanda Clerk Superior Court Iredell County. HM EEN GE SE SEE IESE Be SE SESE SE SESE HE BERS HAE SESE SE 4545 3 4 9e STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Ts eee ee COUNTY oF IREDELL, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Plaintiff. JUDGMENT AND ORDER OF FORECLOSURE ‘: I. Hayne eng wife, Lizzie Elliott, Wesson, lire, Mar toes ures Cleudie owle ummers and Annie H. . ®, Admx., “CA, of A, ay Hines, rte aie PDO SO OOD Thie 1s en ection for the of a mortgage made, evenute and delivered to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia by the defendants J. F. Elliott and Lizzie Elliott on the 20th dey cf October, 1921 e secure a note of even date therewith, given by the sata devecaeania ean said The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the sum of Nine Hundred and No/100 ($900.00) Dollars with initterest thereon at the rate of Six (6) per centum per annum from the date thereof and payable in a certain number of definitely stated amortization installments, the said mortgage having been duly recorded in the of f10@ of the Register of Deeds for the County and State aforesaid on the 20th day of October, 1921, in Book 56 at page 16, and covering the same lends described in the Complaint heretofore filed in this “wae h are located end bounded as follows: eee All that certain piece ae uf , parcel or tract of land cont nd ooiyg maga or less, situate, lying and being ubout 4 ee v ee ow = Sniloh sownsnip, County of Iredell, State of North nice te igh eg weet courses and distances as will more y appe 15 sference to a ple he! Oct the 108). at thereof made by S. 0. Lazenby, surveyor, The said land being t ; an eing bounded on the n yr ¢ Sh the ens ia ' i e north by @. A. Ho : atte ee wor Sree by James Morrow, W. “, Morrow aa i C Pr eureka oe Oe ileal carta te. ck eet a Fox, and being the Shem as - ao " _ ae eo ried nneh - wife,to T. J. Conger by deed dated ah : sree nd rece 54, page 291 of recor cores tt Ny C., and the identical lands conveyed py Fy md: “ Songer to J, F. Elliott by deed dated Sept. 350 1921, ae ~ Ye — * . ’ . t appear © 5& : It appesring to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summons was iss h ® 1s a sued on the 15th day of March, 1932, and that the same was duly ser- ved on the nts all the defendsents herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto { 3 > : nd the Complaint, properly verified, was files uired by law , is reautred by . 4 ‘ ’ COD} whick opy of which was duly end legally served ¢ F sident defendants; and {t further appear | aa urther appearing that the defendants, J, F, Elliott and wife, Iizzle + ‘ ’ Elliott, D. L, Raymer, Trustee, Mrs. Claudia Wasson, Wr:. Mary Summers ond a H. Bowles, Admx, C.T.A. of A. A. Hines, have neither appeared, answered nor demurred thereto snd are now in default end that the facts alleged in the plaintiff's Complaint are true and correct, that the cendition of the mortgage herein mentioned has been broken and that there is now due and owing to tho plaintfff on the above described indebtedness the sum of Nine Hundred Eighty-two and 45/100 ($982.45) Dollars, for all of which the plein- tiff is entitled to demand judgment, IT IS, therefore, on motion of pleain- tiff's attorneys, ' ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED; First: Th jud at the plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbie, heve judgment ageinst the defendants, J, F, Elliott and Lizzie Elliott for the sum of Nine Hun 3 a dred Eight-two and 45/100 ($982.45) Dollers, with anterest ereon at the ra 2 te of six (6%) per centum per annum from the date hereof until paid, t » together with the costs and disbursements of this action: a Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to ve the plaintif P iff, including the costs and disbursements of this action, 4 eid imm P edistely, the lends described in the said mortgage to the ‘pe solid at public auctio n at the Court House door in this County on the 4th dey of June, 1932, in accordance with law, and the proceeds thergof, after peying the costs of this action and the expenses of the sale, sncluding compe (5%) per centum of the accepted bid, together with all pest due and unpsid taxes and nsation for the Commissioner in an amount not to exceed five assessments thereon, shall be applied first upon this judgment and the surplus, if any, paid into this Court €or the benefit of those entitled thereto; ghird: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: one-half (-#-) of the accepted bid to be veid into Court in cash, and the balance on credit, payable in Two (-2-) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from date of sale at the rate of six (6%: per centum per annum, The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be applied toward the payment of the coats of this action, 4ncluding the compensation to the Commissioner, unpeid taxes assessed upon the property ond asse sments which may be past due and unpaid, and sudgment of the pleintiff in the order stated, The credit portion of the accepted bid due olaintiff shall te evidenced by a4 bond or note of the purchaser, payable to the Commissioner secured by 4 First Mortgage over the premises, snd the remaining balance of the credit portion of the eccepted bid, if any, shell be evidenced by § honda or nete of the purchaser payable to the Commissioner, and secured by & second mortgege over the premises; the saia first mortgage over the premises @n the bond or note secured thereby shall be assigned by the Commissioner to the plaintiff, and the said second mortgage over the premises and bond or note secured trerebdy shall be held by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court; provided, however, that the purchaser shall have the right to pay 4in cash the whole or any part of the credit portion of the accepted bid, The purchaser shall pay for the preparation and recording of all papers including the re- quisite revenue stamps; orevided however, thet revenue stamps need net be placed on the deed of conveyance to the plainti’f, should it become the »our- chaser, or on the bond securing any balance due the plointiff. Fourth: That Robert A. Collier be, and he hereby 1s, appointed Commissioner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last and highest bidder therefor, upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgaged lands descri- bed in hhe Complaint herein and report his proceedings hereunder with a com- ments for further ecnsideration and the Plete statement of his receipts and disburse ess the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, o deposit with him the sum of orders by this Court; that, unl Commissioner do require the successful bidder t n cash or by certified check, 8 earnest pplied on the hid should 1 bidder fail to One Hundred ($100) Dollars either 1 money, or evidence of good faith, this sum to be & but should the successfu there be a compliance with the same; | ce of his bid, then the al make such deposit immediately at the time of acceptan 864d premises shall be at once ref pidder' ‘sales dey or upon some subse vent sales day, at the option of the plaintire or its attorney; however, should the sucdessful hidder make the said deposit ana tiereafter fail to comply with the said bid without just cause opr legal excuse shown, then such deposit shall be delivered to the plaintiff and retained by it as liguidated damages, and the premises shall thereupon be resold upon the seme terms and at such purchaser's risk on some subsequent sales day to be designseted by the plaintiff or its attorney; that permission is given to The Federal Land Bank cf Columbia to bid at said sale or at any resale of the said mortgaged lands and, should it become the Durchaser, after paying the costs and necessary disbursements of this action, the amount of its bid shall be spplied as a credit upon the judgment rendered herein; Fifth: That upon the confirmation of the sale of said lands by the Clerk of the Court, and when the terms of sale shall have been fully complied with, the said Commissioner shall make title to the ourchaser in fee, and thereupon the same shall be puts intd possession of the said premises on pro- duction of the deed; and the receeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale anc all unpaid taxes then assessed upon the property, shall be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in ravor of The Federal Land Pank of Columbia and thereafter, until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encumbrances in the order of their priority; Sixth: That upon the sale of the said premises all the right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the defendants, J, F, Elliott and wife, Livzie Elliott, D. L, Raymer, Trustee, Mrs. Claudia Wasson, Mrs. Mery Summers, and Annie H, Bowles, Admxs. C.T.A. of A. A. Hines, as well as all persons whomsoever claiming by, through or under the same in and to the premises or any part thereof herein ordered to be sold be, and the same hereby are, forever barred and foreclosed, John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior Court. This the 2nd day of May, 1952, RAEHEAEAE HAE EAE HERE AEA HAE HE AEREMERE EAE HE HEE 9 AEN SEMEL SE SAE SE HE SESE SESE SESE SE IE yoRTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. {AEDELL COUNTY. tman Banking & Trust Company ae troutmen , North Carolina, Plaintiff avn CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT. I, L. Houston, J. C. Murdock, and Ro Fe Murdock y defendants we, I. L, Houston, J, C. Murdock, and . Murdock, the defendants in the above ehtitled confession of judgment hereby confess judgment in favor of Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, North Carclina, for the sum of Three Hundred Ten and 00/100 ($310.00) Dollars, and interest cn said sum from April 21, 1932, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, and authorize the entry of judgment against us on the lst day of April, 1932. This confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due and owing the said Troutman Banking & Trust Company by us arising from the following facts: that I. L. Houston being justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $285.00 executed and delivered to the plaintiff his sealed, promisory note, duly endorsed by the defendants, J. C. Murdock and R. F, Murdock for the sum of $285.00 dated February 28, 1929} due four months after date ond drawing interest at the rate of 6% per annum from maturity until paid; that no payments Q% have been mude upon said nete except au payment of $10,00 made Jenuary 19, 195 oa 9 and « payment of $12.50 made March 14, 1952, and that there is now due and justly owing the plaintiff on said note the sum of $310,00 with interest on said sum from April 21, 1932, until paid at the rate of 6% ver annum, over and above all just claims and demands of the defendants ageinst the plaintiff. 7. L, Bonuston R. F. Murdock J. C. Murdock I. L, Houston, J. C. Murdock, and R. F. Murdeck being duly sworn, each for himself deposes and says: that the facts contained in the above confession of judgment are true, and tnat the amount of the judgment confessed above justly due and owing the plaintiff, I. L, Houston R. J. Murdock J. C. Murdock Sworn to and subseribed before me, this the 28th dey of april, 1932, John C. § “ne harpe Pes &, 3S, Ce 286 North Carolina, In the Superior Court ’ Iredell County. Before the Clerk, Troutman Banking & Trust Company of Troutman, North Carolina, pleintiff, -vs- JUDGMENT , R. L, Waugh, J. F. Waugh, and N. E. Waugh, defendants, Tris cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, May 16, 1932, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff's duly verified complains was filed and summons wes issued in this cause on the 2nd day of april, 1932; anda it arpearing that seid summons together with a copy of said complaint was served on each of the defendants within the time allowed by law; and, it appearing that more than thirty days have elapsed since the date of service of said summons, and neither of said defendants have appeared, answered or demurred, and sre now in default and it further appearing that this action was instituted to recover judgment on a certain promisory note undar seal, executed and delivered by the defend- int KR. L, Waugh to the plaintiff, dated December 5, 1928, due four months after date, in the amount of $450.00, drawing interest at the rate of 6% per annum after maturity until Peid, and duly endorsed *~ the defend: t8, O. Fe Waugh and N. E, Waugh; and it appearing further to the Court that ne payment has been made on seid note, and that there is now due and owing the plaintiff «a 3 9 an) thereon the $450.00 together with interest thereon from April 3, 1928 until paid, at the rate of 6% per annum; IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover judgment against the defendants for the sum of $450.00, together with interest on said sum from December 3, 1928, until paid, at the rate of 6% per annum, and the costs of this action, This May 16, 193e, John L, Milhclland ae Clerk of Superior Court ror TIredeli County, North Carolina. BEMIS! aha george ge FRE HEF FE ERE SESE SE SESE HE SESE SES VA HSE SE EHH at ae ge ge se ge, StSb 324045 4¢ STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, St ~*tY~eight ana 52/100 ($868.32) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of IN THE SUPERIOR CourRT. 1 Land Bank ef Columbia —” Plaintiff. — JUDGMENT AND ORDER ( 0 ; -vs- ) OF FORECLOSURE. 4 ( 4 0 J. W. Heath and wife, Mittie Heath, W. A. Bristol, Trustee, and Mrs, . Laughenhour ak hte ’ Defendants. This is an action for the foreclosure of a mertgege made, executed ang delivered to The Federal Land Benk of Columbia by the defendants, Mittie Heath and J. i. Heath on the 15th day of December, 1919, to secure a note of even date therewith, given by the said defendant to the said The Federal Land Rank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner «end holder thereof, in the sum of Seven Hundred Fifty and No/100 ($750.00) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of 54 (52) per centum per snnum from the dete thereof and payable in a certain number of definitely stated amortization installments, the said mort- gage having been duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the # County and State aforesaid on thd 135th day of December, 1919, in Book 47 at page 146, and covering the same lends described in the Complaint heretcfore filed in this cause, which are located and bounded es follows: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land containing Fifty-seven and three-fourths (572) acres, more or less, situate, lying end being about nine miles Northeast of the Town of Statesville, in Cool Springs Township, County of Iredell, State cf North Carolina, having such shanes, metes, courses and distances as will more fully appear by reference to s pleat thereof made y ; by 8. 0, Lazenby, Surveyor, May 25th, 1909, and being bounded on the North by the lands of Robert Lazenby, on the East by the lands of T. E. Wilson, on the South by the lands of Reid, and on the West by lands of Anderson Brady, It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summons herein was issued on the 9th day of April, 1932. and that the same wes dily served on ell the defendants herein more t*an thirty (30) days prior hereto and bhe Complaint Properly verified, was filed herein, as recuired by law, a copy of which was duly and legally served on 211 resident defendants} end it further appearing thet the defendants, J. W. Heath, W. A. Pristol, Trustee, and Mrs. S. J. Leughenhour, being all the defendants, excent Mittie Heath, who is deed, have neither appeared, answered nor demurred thereto end sre now in default and that the facts 8lieged Pleintiff's Complaint ere true and correct, that the 44 Condition of the — herein mentioned has heen broken and that there is now due end owing toe Reintiff on the above described indebtedness the sum of Sight Hundred Sixt t and 22/100 ($868.32) Dollars, for all of which the Plaintiff is entttiee to demand judgment, IT IS, therefore, on motion of plain- tiftts attorneys, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: First: That the plaintiff, The Federal Land Pank of Columbia, have Judgment ee@inst the defendants, J, W. Heath, for the sum of Eight Hundred - 288 the costs and disbursements of this acticn; Second: That, unless the indebtedne-s -herein ad judged to be dé . Y the plaintiff, including the costs and disbursements of this action, is paid immediately, the lands described in the said mortgage to the Plaintiff be sold at public auction at the Court House Door in this County on the 18th Gay of June, 19352, in accordance with law, and the proceeds thereof, after paying the costs of this action and the expenses of the sale, including compensation for the Commissioner in an amount not to exceed five (5%) per centum of the accepted bid, together with all past due and unpaid taxes md assessments thereon, all be applied first upon this judgment and the surplus if any, paid into this Court for the benefit of thcse entitled thereto; Third: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: one-haeaf (3) of the accepted bid te be paid inte Court in cash, and the halance on credit payable in two (2) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from date of sale at the rate of six (6%)per centum per annum, The cash portion of the accented bid shall be applied toward the payment of the costs of tris action, including the compensation to the Commissioner, unpaid taxes assessed upon the property and assessments which may be past due and unpaid, and judgment of the plaintiff in the order stated, The credit portion of the accepted bid due plaintiff shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser, payable to the Commissioner secured by a first mortgarce over the premises, and the remainine balance of the credit portion of the accepted bid, if any, shall be evidenced t+ a bond or note of the purchaser payable to the Commissioner, and secured by a second morbgage over the premises; the said first mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be essigned by the Coumtes4auer to the plaintiff, and the shall be held by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court; provided, however, that the purchaser shall have the right to pay in cesh the whole or any part of the credit vortion of the accepted bid. The purchaser shell pay for the preparation ana recording of all pe pers including the requisite revenue stamps; provided, however, that revenue stamps need net be placed on the deed of conveyance to the plaintiff, should it become the purchaser, OF on the bond securing any balance due the plaintiff. Fourth: Thet R, A. Collier be, end he hereby is, appointed Commission of thés Court to advertise and sell to the last and highest bidder therefors upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgaged lands described in the - herein and report his proceedines hereunder with a complete statement ss receipts and disbursements for further consideration and orders by this that unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser the Commissioner do Fe suceessful bidder to deposit with him the sum of One Hundred & no/100 289 isha, either in cash or by certified check, ss earnest money or evidence of good faith, this sum to be applied on the bid should there be a complaince with the same; but should the successful »idder fail to make such deposit immediately at the time of acceptance of his 'id, then the said premises shall be at once i re-sold at such bidder's risk, on the same sales day or upon some subsequent sales day, at the option of the plaintiff or its attorney; however, should the sucdessful bidder make the said deposit and thereafter fail to cemply with the said bid without just cause cr legal excuse shown, then such denosit shall he delivered to the plaintiff end retained by it eas liquidated dan ezes, and the premises shall thereupon be resold upon the same terms and at such purchaser's risk on some subsequent sales day to be designated by the plaintiff or its attorney; that permission is given to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia to bid at said sale or at eny resale of the said mortgaged lands, sand, should it hecome the ; purchaser, efter paying the costs and necessary. disbursements cf this ction, the amount of its bid shall be applied as ea credit upon the judgment rendered herein; Fifth; That upon the confirmation of the sale of said lanc’s by the Clerk of the Court, and when the terms of sale shall have been fully complied with, the said Commissio-er shall make title to the purchaser in fee and thereupon the same shall be put into vossession of the -aid premises on production of the deed; snc tte proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale end all unpsid taxes then assessed upon the property, shall be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and thereafter, until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encumbrances in the order of their priority; Sixth: That upon the sale of the said premises all the right, title, int- A erest end equity of redemption of the defendants, J, W, Heath, Mittie Heath, W, A. A Bristol, Trustee and Mrs, S. J. Laughenour as well as all persons .whomsoever Claiming by, through or under the same in and to the premises or any part thereof y a} 2 q oO < herein ordered tc be sold be, end the seme hereby are, forever barred anc foreclose John L, Milholland Clerk of Superior Court, This the 16th day of May, 19352. BEBER: SESE AE SE REAE SEE SESE SE ETE: SEHK HFG MRA I SEE HAE HH 291 nat a eet as herein provided, the plaintiffs herein have an opportunity to sell said car at private sale at @ gross price of not less than $75.00, then the said CONSENT JUDGMENT, provided, and to which is to be added salesman's commission not to exceed ten SETH I, LIPPARD AND MRS. S, E LIPPARD, \ CHAS, G, LEE, JR., TRUSTEE, ( \ AND CAROLINA INDUSTRIAL BANK 4 Prue tee and the Plaintiff herein are authorized to sell the same and from the \ Plaintiffs ( \ { proceeds of seid sale are to be deducted the cost and expenses herein ane shove -VSe 0 ) ( per cent, and such other items incidental in demonstreting said car or recone Defendants, order to make said sale, After such deductions balance remaining ditioning 1 is to be credited on this judgment, This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Buy Weaver, Judge General County Court and being heard, and it eppearing to the Court Bi . It is further ordered by the Court that the cause of action relating to Compleint and affidavits in the above cause that summons wos duly issued and the wrongful conduct of the defendant, S. I, Lippard is to be continued to the sefved on the shove defendants, and that anceéllery proceedings in Claim and October, 1932 term of this Court, te be heard by © fury without prejudice to | belivery were duly issued and executed, as shown by the return of the Sherite the rights of either parties, of Iredell County and possession of the property described in seid Cleim and By consent it is further ordered by the Court that execution will not Delivery proceedings, was turned over to the Plaintiffs berein, and ss sak issue on this judgment until the 5th day of October, 1922. eppesring to the court that the defendants are indebted to the Plaintiff, It is further ordered that the defendants pay the costs of this action arolina Industrial ank, in the sum of $207 .98, evidenced by the promissory to be taxed by the Court, : This the 25th day of May, 1932, i nete secured hy ~_ \ nena cured by Deed of Trust on property described in Claim and Delivery \ roceedings, wit} nterest a W { &S8, with interest on saic sum from the 9th dav c? March, 1932 , aaa ST Peetatn i rt, VOL. udage £ ne Leo is therefore by . ~ > 8s there 3 consent the pa jac . 9 DY cor t of the parties hereto, as evidenced by We consent to the signing of the above judgment. t.} eir Siepnaturees co : Signatures consenting “H : senting to this judgment, ordered and adjudged that the Ferd, Coxé & Carter ple it bit C8 na ndneatr > Ra - » GGrolina Industrial Bank have and recover of the defendants jointly Attorneys for Flaintirf, anc severa x tha a y bar relly the sum of $: 07.98, with interest on sa id sum from the 9th day Witness; or Meg rch, 19%2 torether with e Jets ’ f -osts, Joseph F, Ford, Seth I. Lippard t is further ordan e nO Tt is further ordered by the Court that the Plaintiffs are the owners mee. nd mntitl 3q + Pi Ae ee Jose h F, 8 4 4 . ea to © possession of the personal prorerty described in the come i P Ford tech pDlali 1 3 ‘ ; > anc , nt and Claim ana De ] ivery proceeding 3 herein, to the end that the same may OA ek8 ond tha 7 an ; North Carclina © proceeds of saia sale applied to the payment of this judgment . iebasent axa ei Buncombe County. - . 2 further ordered by the Court, b> the consent of the parties hereto Poe. pe Cain, Clerk of the Superior Court of Buncombe County, end : é zi ‘rustee, named in the Deed of Trust, conveying the personal property 8xeficio Clerk of the General County Court of Buncombe County, do hereby certify oa ed therein ana in the Claim and Delivery proceedings be, and he is thai the foregoing and annexed is ea true and correct copy of the judgment 2 ee and directed to immeddately advertise said prow rty for sale entered in edid cause éhad oh recora tn the offios of: the Clerk of the Superior : ane éuction, by Posting notice of said sale at the Court House door in Court of Buncombe County, North Carolina. 1e Cit y of Asheville for twenty (ays, prétor to said date of sale, end sell Witness my hand and seal of this Court this tho 25th day of May, 1932, said property at public auction for cesh and apply tho proceeds, first te peyment of the cost and ex : J, B, Cain penses of the eeizure and storage of said prop 4 erk © @ Su r Court o ending P ng Said sale, including the cost of removing the same from States Pane ren err eet a to the City of Ashevil) wee | Deputy Clee a e, t ne” By Mary Shuford , “ogether with the cost and expense of the two — : Raye Nano from Asheville r i : * He MARE Sb REHM 44: 4 4 EE HE to the City of Statesville, to exceed $20,00; Said last and further the cost of said sale, mentioned expense Mi It is | further orderea by the Court, with the consent of the hereto, thet, if during the Period of advertisement of said prope North Carolina, Statesville Township, Iredell County. Before G. R. Anderson, Justice of the Peace, R. A. Brawley , -vVs- 4 JUDGMENT, ( ] Charles R, Goodman This action coming on to be heard, and being heard before the under. Signed Justice of the Peace, and it eppearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $51.70 with interest thereon from July 5, 1951 until paid, for work and labor done by plaintiff for defendant, under a contract between said parties, by which plaintiff contracted to build and perform labor upon a dwelling house on the lands hereinafter described; and that the plaintiff on the 20th dey of November, 1951 duly filed notice and claim of lien in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, which was duly entered in the lien docket of said court in book two On pege 2253 and of which a duly certified copy is filed in this court, and made a part of the Plaintiffs complaint, and introduced as evidence on the trial of said action; and that the aid labor for the price of which t is action was brought was performed in building said dwelling house on said land; and the performance of said labor was begun on the 28th day of way, 1961 unu finisned on che 2rd day of July, 1941; and thet tnis action was begun on the 19th Cay of May, 1932, Hereupon it is considered, sd judged add decreed by the court bhat the pleintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Fifftty-one & 70/100 Dollars with interest on $51.70 from the 3rd da of July, 1931, until paid, and $3,00 cost in this action expended and 50¢ cost of filing said lien; end that this judgment is a mechanics snd laborers lien upon real estate of the defendant and improvements tnereon, cescriviny said notice and claim of lien and heing described as follows: os Beginning at a post oak, E, R, McNeely's corner on J. L. Goodman's line and runs thence with 4. K. MeNeely's line and crossing tne Mooresville® Statesville Koad west 26-40 Cnéins to a stone; thence with E. Re McNeely's line re=crossing said road and crossing the Cleveland Road, North 3 degrees East 28-50 chains to a stone, J. R, L, McNeely's corner; thence with J. R. Le MeNeely's line, North 85 degrees West 18,05 chains to a stone, M. A. Beaver's to ners thence with M. A. Beaver line, North 23 degrees East 16,47 chains ‘0 ® Stone; thence with M, A, PBeaver's line North 87 degrees West 14,65 cheins te a stone, * A. Beaver's corner on Se Goodman', line} thence with said E. M. Goodman's line South 4 degrees West 20,95 chains to a stone; thence North 87 degrees West 5.75 chains to a stake, corner of E. M,. Goodman and Amity Lutheran Church Lot; thence with the line of the said church lot and toe etae wooresville-Statesville Road South 12 degrees East 8.00 chains aS ed thence North 8” degrees West 1,25 chains to a stake corner of E. W Bisekusiants of E. W. Blackwelder; thence with the line of the seid a red oak, Eo Wo Bent er ossing & road South 12 degrees Bast 25.76chains #0 Stan ot atat's ‘ee corner on line of R, H, Brown; thence pg South 3 degrees East 15 45 chaise toe ee East 10,62 chains to a stake; Morrow North Bo nonce With the line of said'iire, BD, f) weibert sat Sm te the Sine oF ee East 8.20 chains to a stone, Thomas Morrow's CO Geiidinan?s 14m © property of Clyde Goodman; thence with the said Clgde Winds Gooduants 32 degrees East 10.60 chains to a stake; thence wi! 88 degrees Rast 30.96 pn, e ross ing the Mooresville-Statesviile Road, Eoumata's dees: . chains to a stake, Clyde Goodman's corner on J, mes Whence with the seta J,'t. Goodman *e line North North ne, Brewn's corner on line of Mrse 293 -75 chains to the beginning, containing 190 acres. ana arereet, Feet a property as conveyed or sllotted to C. R, Goodman’ by , “i White, J. T. Williams and Thomas Morrow, Commissioners by report dated August the 15th, 1914, end registered in the office of the Register Iredell County in Book of Deeds Number 51, page 163, of Deeds for And it is further considered, edjudged end decreed that said lien attached to said real estate on the 28th day of May, 1941, the day on which plaintiff began to perform said labor; and that said plaintiff is entitled to have said real estate scld under execution, to be assued by the Superior Court of Iredell Couhty, pursuant to the statute, for the satisfactim of this judgment. And bo that end it is ordered thet a duly certified copy in transcript :f this judgment be filed in the office of the Clerk of the 3 Superior Court of Iredell County, that it may he docketed in said Court and ie process issued thereon according to law, This the 27th day.of May, 1932, a as G. RK. Anderson (SEAL) iH Justice of the Peace. : North Carolina, Iredell County. we a nem ptm I, G. Rk, Anderson, a justice of the pesce in end for the County a and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foretoing judgment entitled | "e, A. Brawley Vs. Charles R, Goodman,” is » true ond cerrect copy of the Judgment entered in said action as the same is taken from end compared witt the judgment on file in my office, itness my hand end private seal this the 27th dev of May, 1932, G. R. Anderson (SEAL) ns Justice of the Peace, h BEDE SERBS TE SEN He Se E5745 SE SESE SHE SESE BEBE TE BE SE HH 56 90559656 North Carolina, Turnersburg Township before Trede11 County. B. L, Gatton, J. P. r 6 0 JUDGMENT p ~------ Rey Cartnor and wife Nellie J, Cartner, . 6 This action coming on to be reard, and being heard, end it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendants are indebted to the Pleintiff in the sum of $80.40 with interest thereon from the 4th day of December, 1951 until paid, for work and labor done by plaintiff for defendan under a contract between said parties, by which pleintirf contracted to } * dwelline house upon the lands he dnefter described; and that the plein ~ 294 295 on the 22nd day of February, 19352 duly filed notice ang Claim of 14 ®8n in IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. NORTH CAROLINA the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County hich “J > Whic Wag IREDELL COUNTY. duly entered in the lien docket of said court in Book 2 On page 229 fi "OY ©e93 and of which a duly cer tified copy is iled in this court e a eank o a + 2“ © ’ mad part of th & Farmers 3 3 e EF a f Mer chants Statesville, ". © plaintiffs complaint, and introduced as eviden : I ’ ce upon the trial of action; Pleintiff. Cy and thet the said labor for the price of whi ta: I t w ch thie: action is brought was @-V8S= DoDoG iM Ee. erform building i f g performed in building said dwelling house on said land; and the performan Hartness, A. F. Hartness ce W.-Ge Harvness, Ae fo BOFUNOS of said lab was beg ay s esi, me id labor was begun on the 14th day of september, 1931 ana finished 9 eo Cnerenueneas } n a» Ne 1 * the 4th day of December, 1931: and that 1a fos m 5; 420 and that this action : ) ’ n was begun on the 24th This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of day of February, 1952, Superior Court for Iredell County, “orth Carolina, and being heard upon the Hereupon it is considered and | I it is consid and adjudged by + 1 | judg y the court that the Pleintirr verified complaint of the plaintiff; add it appearing to the Court thet the recover cf the defendants the sum of $80.80 with | A anaants tne sum of 4% é W interest RE 2 on 380.40 from the plaintiff filed its duly verified complaint in this office on the 15th day of y ¢ of December, 1931, until paia A & | 4 1932, it aid, anc $4.50 ao: sa : ost in this action expended April, 1952, and on said date caused summons to be issued in this causes; and i ?e00 cost of filing said lien; and the | Bs 8t o 143% € lien; and &£t this ididgeme & mech | judgment is a mechanics and it appearing that said summons and a ccpy of the plaintiff's complaint were leborers lie; on eal astern Ares 3 7 : : are 2a real ¢ 2 0 ne defendents and th | he thmprovements thereon duly served on the defendants W. C. Hartness and A. F. Hartness on the 18th i described in ssid notice and claim of 11 : i n q iotice anc claim of lien snd being dea bed - ! l escribed os follows: day of April, 1952, and that said defendants have neither a peared, answered fi Peginnins at a stone R A Jones! enrn | os Pee < ; : ea See ke ORO corner on the pub} road a i ‘orth with R. A. Jones line 13.50 chains to ; stone: ane ork 2 or demurred to the plaintiff's compleint; and that more than thirty days have hl hetne itr 5 Ric Se 1 : : Lids U 10 > sri i De OFF ie e , | ¥ Se : » ASon ane. To * tone; thence ;: 3 W y 2 iby ith Leura Gaither's line to # stone: thence & aah a. ii Ce elapsed since the date of said service of summons, «nd said defendants are now HP f j herts line te tonee +} o 4 See ce ie! ee oC She ins With Sere il : ne o: { € ce a 4 m= 7. ~00 } ains with Jd aa Stra} : 4 line to «= stone: thence ] g72. | 7 on eee ee lth J, “. Stroud's ' in default; i a tARmoe fine No 13 Tee rae 17.28 ins with R. A. Jones! line to a , | ~. e's aa se 15,05 chains with R, A. Jones! line to e stone: the i } i I Nhe Of - 5.64 chains with R. A. Jones! line to : Slama tthe : SvOne) a And it appearing further that this action wes instituted on a certain containing 42-16/100 : : eee aoe CS i@ eginnine corner oO ining 42-16/100 acres, more or lésgguau bi sealed, promisory note executed and delivered by the defendants to the Carolina 4 And it is further consid } ) nsidered an that said lien attecl : I said ien | ed to Motor Company in the amount of $400.00, dated July 15, 1931, due two months sal real estate on the 14th dax Poe os ci n t 1 dey of Septem 19: the day on which olai f : p Wer, 19°], the day on which plaintift after date with interest at the rate of 6% per ennum from maturity until paid, egen to perform said labo and . f rm sat ; re an that sa 3 nla * + rr on nt 7 q = . * , aid pleintiff is entitled to have sages end duly negotiated, transfered and assigned to the plaintiff by the said real estate sold under ex 7 | | ate sold und execution, to be issued y the Su; J ee e issued by the Superior Court of Iredell Carolina Motor Compamy by endorsement, the plaintiff now being the holder and County, pursuant to the statute, for the atisfaction of thi d t And | , b40 Pewkinn cd itn ju gmen ; owner of said note in due course; and. ita poearing that demand has teen made 70 thet end it is order she 7 | ona it 2: red that a dulv srtified yy a | ” uly certified copy and transcript of this for the payment of spid nete, but thet no payment has been made thereon, and | Juagment be filed in the offi f > file nm tne office of the Cler } Si | the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell thet there is due and justly cwing the plaintiff on said note the sum of $400, County that 4t mor Fe - q $ | , . Js a © acocketed in said court and 1 in said cour and process issued thereon together with j Pe . gether with i 2st th S 95 vor according to law nterest thereon from September 15th, 1951, until paid at the me & CW « rate of 6% per annum; m1, 4}, 5 3 This the 27th day of Feh % ev7th day rebruary, 1932 ' , ‘ IT IS, THEREFORE, considered and adjudged thet the plaintiff recover ae W. L. Warbnat ond G. ¥ Parte, ) he defendants, the sum of $400.00 tegether with interest thereon at the B, L, Getton J, P. (SBAL) Justice of the Peace. rete of 6% per annum from September 15, 1931, until paid, and the costs of North a roline, “hte action, Iredell County. x This the 6th day of June, 1932, John L, Milholland ay Be Sk is i 9 “eo “. Gatton, a Justice of the Peace in and for the County end sta 0 Clerk of Sunerior court. af 8 j Cd ereahy ; oreseid, do hereby certify that the foregoing judgment entitled, “B Fe Turner Vs, Rav Ca Ray Cartner and wife, Nellie-J, Cartner," is a true and corre : ; of the juden : 4 ern judgment entered in s@id action as the same is taken from and com at ee with the judgment on the file in my office ee Witness my hend and private seal this the 5th day of March, 296 297 STATE OF NCRTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR court, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: COUNTY CF IREDELL, First: That the Plaintiff, The Federel Land Benk of Columbia, have L l . s F E " tman Balu Os 1 t tr fr -4 : nent against the defendants, F. E. Troutman an ssie Troutman for the The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, 0 judgi & \ ene sum of Eleven Hundred Seventy-eight and 45/100 ($1178.43) Dollars, with x\ -Vs- (JUDGMENT AND ORDER OF interest thereon at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum from the ; FORECLOSURE, ) F, E, Troutmen and wife, Ossie Troutman, He ( date hereof until paid, together with the costs and disbursements of bind a L, Cline, Mrs, S. E, Lippard, L, W. Hicks, R. 6 i E. Troutman, C. B, Troutman, Gertrude Troutman, 9 seein } C. A. Robinette, Adm, A. S. Alley, V. L. , Wagner, Credit Allance Corp. and Mrs, J. D. 6 Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to he due the Ostwalt, 6 eens plaintiff, including the costs and dishursements of this action, is paid This is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage made, executed and immediately, the lands described in the said mortgare to the plaintiff be ‘ - ie : ‘ | delivered to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia by the defendants, F, 8, sold at public auction et the Court House door in this County on thé 4th dav | Troutman and Ossie Troutman on the 27th day of January, 1923, to secure a of June, 1932, in accordance » ith law, and the proceeds thereof, efter paying | nc te of even date therewith, given by the said defendant to the said The the costs of this action and the expenses cf tt sale, including compensation | ; J i | i ic , » ‘ / ; i Federal Land Pank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder for the Commissioner in an emount not to exceed five ied} ner centum of the nn e thereof, in the sum of One Thousand and No/100 ($1000.00) Dollars, with inte accepted bid, together with 911 past due and unpnai@ taxes and assessments 4 1 GF erest thereon at the rate of 5% (52) per centum per annum from the date there- thereon, shall be applied first upon this judgment end the surplus, if any | ’ vt ‘ é 9 V> ( | of anc payable in a certain number of definitely steted amortization install. paid into this Court for the benefit cf those entitled thereto; { | ments, the said mortgare having been duly recorded in the office of the Register Third: That the terms of sale shall he es follows: One-third (1/3) | | | : : ae i ] of Yeeds for the County and State aforesaid on the 27th day of January, 1928, of the accepted bid to be paid into Court in cash, and the halance on credit, | in Book 56 at page 104, and covering the same lands described in the Complaint payable in three (3) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from |! heretofore filed in this cause, which sre located and hounded as follows: date of sale at the rate of six (6%) per centum ver annum, ' | All those two certain pleces, parcels or tracts of land containing 224/10 The cash portion of the accepted bid shall he applied toward the paymert ) acres end 9-5/10 acres, lvine and hein: ahout six miles fram the City of ) S atesville and Fellstown Township, County of Iredell, State of North Caroling, of the costs cf this action includine the compen etion to bhe Commissioner, Th’ said tracts having such shapes, metes, courses and distances as will more fully appear by reference to plats thereof, mede by W. /. “illiamson, unpaid taxes assessed upon the property and assessments which may be past Surveyor, on October 21, 1922, and attached to the abstract of the said FP. Be rroumen, now cn file with the Federaf-Lend Penk of Columbia, due and unpaid, and wudgment of the phkaintiff in the order stated. The credit The said 22-4/10 acre tract mnded on the nerth bv +} lands portion of the accepted bid due plaintiff shal] he evidenced by a bond or oo PP. Wy Suthers; on the east by the P, Suther and C. RB. Troutman on the south by the lands of C.B. Sa mat on the west bv t} Innds of note of the purchaser, payable to the Commissioner secured by a first mort- Gs be. sroOULMan ni & * e Suuner, ‘ * e&se over the premises, and the remaining balance of the credit portion of the Foc tee 9-5/10 ‘cre tract veing bounded on the north by the lands by th “lerae nh On the east by the lands of F, M, Troutman; on the sous fecepted bid, if any, shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser he lands of F, M. Troutmen and on the west by the lands of Thomas me pavable to the Commissioner, and secured by a second morteage over thé premises it appeering to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summoms herein the said first mort age over the premises and the bond cr note secured wes issued on the 9th day of March, 1932, end that the same was duly served - thereby shall be assigned by the Commissioner to the »rlaintiff, and the said on all the defendants herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto snd the . : Second mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby stall Complaint, properly verified, was riled herein, as .zequireu by law, 4 Copy b : r e held by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court; of which was duly and legally served on 611 resident defendants; and it further : Provided, however, that the purchaser shall have the right to pay in cash the appeering that the defendants have neither appeared, answered nor demurred h : Whole or any part of the credit portion of the accepted bid. The purchaser thereto and are now in default end that the fucts ulleged in the pleintifets : kes o : ee shall pay for the preparation and recording of all papers including the vOmplaint are true and correct, that che condition of the mortgage herein =~ . , b ‘ Cquisite revenue stamps: rovided, however that revenue stamps need net be mentioned hes been broken and that there is now due and owing to the plaim= 1 ee i Peeced on the deed of conveyance to the plaintiff, should it become the 4 tiff on the above described indebtedness the sum of Eleven Hundred Seventy~ r oS o Purchaser, or on the bond securing any balance due the pleintiff, PEM, end 43/200 ($2278.43) Dolidne, Tor 63) oF witan the plaintiff is Fourth: That R. A, Collier be, and he hereby is, appointed Commissito« entitled to demand judgment, IT IS, therefore, on motion of preintiff's attorneys, ner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last end highest bidder 298 therefor, upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgaged land S descrthed in the Compleint herein and report his vroceedings hereunder with a complete statement of his receipts and disbursements for furtt er cons ider. ation and orders by this Court; that, unless the Pleintiff becomes th , : ' the purchaser, the Commissioner do require the sucdessful bidder to deposi 3 2] sit with him the sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollers either in cash or b 4 ~ y certified check, eas earnest money or evidence of good faith 5 > this sum to be ppplied on the bid should there he a compliance with the same: but ‘© Same; should the successful bidder fail to make such deposit immedistely at the t f* f ‘ } - ime of acceptance of his bid, then the said premises shall be at once re sold at such bidder's pr he same ; ch bidder's risk, on the same seles day or upon some subsequent sales day, at the option of the ple iff 8 Y, he pleintiff or its attorney; however, should the successful bidder make the said deposit and thereafter fail to comply with the said bid without just cause or legal excuse shown, then such / 8 flo ’ neon s deposit shall be delivered to the Plaintiff ana retained hy it as liquidated camarcesg an sh ry y eha ) ges, and the premises shall thereupon he resold upon the same terms and at aierh yYehnad b n eat sucn purchaser's risk On some su sequent sales day tc he designated by + * : & e t th Nla tiff o e at r re Y¢ e plaintiff or its attorney; that permission is given to The Federal Land Bank ft 17 595 . . . Bank of Columbia tc bid at said sale cr at any resale of the said mortgaged lands and h A. 7 ) } “ands and, should it become the purcnaser, after paying the costs and necessary disbursement thi ¢ h gins ¢ J ¢ irsements of this action, the amount of its bid shall be applied “8 @ credit upon the judgment rendered herein: > a Li a , “iT fthe That 4 y ; : Fifth: That upon the confirmetion of the sale of said lands by the Clerk of the Court. ana when +) ‘os . ae 2n the terms of sale shall have been fully complied vith the said Com a0 ne sna . + Commissioner shall make title to the purchaser in fee, and thereupo t ame at . ; on the same shall be put into bossession of the said prémises on production of the deed: 1 +) = Jeed; «nd the proceeds cf sale, after paying the costs of this action the ; aa e 4 ; pe expenses of the sale and all unpaid taxes then assessed upon the property, sha b i t } I Y, shall be ppplied first to ‘he satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federa and Fs . ‘ eral Land Pank of Columbia ane hereefter, until exhauséed, in discharge of ; 3101 Anan : 11 subsequent encumbrances in the order of their priority; Sixth: That 1 $ i het upon the sale of the said premises all the right title, interest sand dauity r : .* “y Of reder Ption of the “us ail persons defendants is well WuOmMsSOe6 Ver cluimine hy ne ak ‘iming by, through or under the sume in and to *he premises oF any vart ther * he J ereof herein ordered to be sold be, and the same hefeby are, forever barred and foreclosed, John L, Milholland : Clerk of Superior Court. This the 2nq day of May, 1932 % WEA 4b 54 ah 9t gee ae ge FE MSE Hse ge In the Superior Court oy North Carolina, Before the Clerk, Iredell County. -“Wellins Coal Corp. Inc. =e Plaintiff. -VSe= B. A. Troutman and Pen S. Houston, Trading as the Mooresville Foundry and Machine Shop, Defendants, SP POO OOOO > 9 x 3 This cause coming on to be heard and same heing heerd ty the Clerk of the Superior Covrt of Iredell County, upon motion of W. 8, Bogle, Attorney for the Plaintiff, the said Clerk find the following facts, to-wit; seid Clerk for the pvlaintiff and That summons was duly issved by 1932, That seid summons woa the defendants on the 19th dev of May, arainst duly served upon each of the defendants, namely B. A. Troutman ond Pen 8. Houston on the List dev of May, 1952, That the time allowed hy law for answer tr he filed bv the defendants have expired and neither c? said defendants have answered the verified conn] tit That the time allowed by law for answer to be filed by the defendants have expired and neither of said defendants bar answered the verified complaint, That the verified complaint demanded payment of © specified amount from the defendants and each of them, Attorney for the plaintiff, it is Therefore, upon motion of W. S. Pogle, order, adjudged and decreed, thet the pla trad 3ach of them, Plaintiff, shall have and recover from ing as the Mooresville Foundry and Machine Shops, the sum of THREE HUNDRED THIRTY TWO DOLLARS AND EIGHT CENTS ($332.08), with interest from the on $552.08 from the 12th dey of Dec., 1930, until paid, together with the cost o this action, This the 27th day of June, 1932, John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court, SESE SE SENG SESE SE SE45 SE SESE SESE SE SE SEN SESE SESE HE f i j 300 NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. \ Mrs, C. W. Sharpe, Executrix 6 \ under the Wil] of C. W. Sharpe, Dectda, {4 0 ek JUDGMENT Roy L, Morrison, Mary Ethel Morrison, ( Heyt M. Morrison end Rowl C. Morrison, ) This cause coming on to be heard vefo f 1s roming on t c eard fore Joh N r m L. Milh liand, Clerk of erior Cour of -edell County and c aor Cours Iredell County, and it appeering to the Court that Summons in +} 4 _+ 4 i CULOnN issued cn a rc aa of ar s¥ ana « ’ s Z L to +7} Court that said i 4 rv I sal immmones he verified er AY Nlei a o Wes serv: j OY “ eh at i%n s Aa CimAan and e 1&1] Wes serve n ( ne defendants Ov [ rison ’ y ZL. Merriso , Mary Ethel Nic ison Ua-rt 7 Morri 30n ¢£ , ewl ©C ne : es ’ ; Ie Piso} Q wi G,. horrison, on the 24th a; PM oe ES Gen Cay Of ae lay, lin 4 as a ce es a 5 ing to each ¢ aid defendants said summons @nd saic vyeriPfia 2 rified complaint, Wr aavine witht + go a a i a : saving ith each of said defendants ‘ = ‘ , sem Serencsants a copy of the summons and% copy of It further annean + tha Carn the ner appearing to the Court that the defendants are indebted to Sintirr t6 tia ws ee ‘ inti dy 1¢ sum cf 3651.45 with interest thereon from the 23rd day of May 1932 unti nntia ania . . 7. mcit paid, said interest to he computed annually at the rate of 6% eo / It is therefore considered, ordered and aad by th pea, Cc! anc adjudged by the Court that the ndernts herein ~am tha o¢ F ee ro , >Y nh named the sum of $651.45 with interest thereon from the 23rd daw > Maw z . from 2 cord day of Mav, 1952, until paid, said interest to be computed annually ane Far tha nat lily a: or ‘he cost of this action to be taxed by the Court. Thie tha o -} Ae-z,- > "7 +nis the 27th dav of June, 1932, John L,. Milholland ° CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY . Ueds HoH 349652465" 369696 4292.3 x4 $e OBC gt ot oe WWF 3596354 North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County, Pn + Troutmen Banking & Trust Company of ['reutmen, N. C, Pes -VS- JUDGMENT. J . 7 " L LL wm E } regen 9 +e le Murdo tk a A J u ] : 1a h g C nc tus ome So ee This C | ~ ee COMING On to be hesmd, ind being heard before the undersigned Clerk of Supe superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the veri complaint of th / © Plaintiff, and it appesring to the Court that the plein filed its verified complaint in th 1s action on the 9th day of May, 1936 301 and on said date ceused summons to be issued in this cause; and it e ppearing thet said summons was duly sefved upon each of the defendants on or before May 192, 1932; and, it appearing that more than thirty Gays have elabesd sinsa sha Gai. of the service of summons, and neither of the defendants heve answered, appeared or demurred, and are now in default; And it appearing further that this action was instituted to recover judgment on 8 certain sealed, promisory note executed snd delivered by J... 3B, laugh to the plaintiff, endorsed by the defendants, R. F. Murdock and Julius H, Waugh, dated Mey 11, 1929, due ninety days after date for the sum of 250.00 ith interest on said sum after maturity until paid at the rate of 6% together | per annum} and it eppearing that no payment has been made on said note, except a set-off of $15.93, and that there is now due and justly cwinge the plaintiff on same bhe sum of $236.07 and interest on said sum from August 9, 1929, until pa i at the rate of 6% per annum: It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover judgment ageinst the defendants for the sum of $236.07, together with interest on said sum from August 9, 1929, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, ond for cost this action, This the 27th day of June, 1932. John L, Milholland Clerk of Superior Court. PERE SESE FEFESE SE SE SESE SESE SESE SEES 35 36 HEE HE Fe SEBESE SESE SE FE SE SESE HE North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. Troutman Panking & Trust Company of Troutman, N C., Plaintiff, -VSe Julius H, Waugh and wife, Mrs. Julius H, Waugh, Defendants, So SOO OOO This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Caroline, upon the verified Complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff file its duly veriried complaint in this action in this office on May 9, 1932, and on Said dete caused summons to be issued in this cause; and it appearing that said Summons was duly served upon the defendants on May 10, 1932, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the date of the service of said summons and that he ither of the defendants have answered, appeared or demurred to the pleintiff's ¥ ED CN 302 complaint and are now in default; And-it appearing that this action was instituted to recover j udgment on a certain sealed, promisory note executed and delivered to the pn} i DAalntipre by the defendant Julius H, Waugh, duly endorsed by the defendant Mrs Julius i, Waugh, in the amount of $575.00, dated March 1, 1929, due three month 8 aft o 1 1 o a after date, together with interest on said sum from maturity until paid at the rate of 6% per annum; anid it appearieg that no payment has been made on seid note and that there is mew due and owi 2 I owing thereon the sum of $575 -00 together with interest on said sum from June 1, 1932, until paid, at the p te . ’ 8 of 6% per annum, It is, therefore, considered emi adjudged that the Pleintirer recover Judgement against the defendants for the sum of $575.00 ana interest on said a19m + h n ac * Sum at the rate of 6% per annum from June 1, 1929 until paid, and the costs of this action, This the 27th day of-June, 1932 Vie John L, Milheltena Clerk of Superior Court, BW HB ERE He dete HF He HEE HE aE ae ae ae ae eae ge aegcge RE BRET HSER $e ae seagate N +h NOrth Carolina i na, In the Superior Court, ur y ecell County. Before the Clerk, WH } On > g Be ‘te ti Trustee under \ the w Or A. P. Barron, deceased, \ Plaintiff, -VSe DECREE CONFIRMING SALE. a) C. C. Stearns, C. A, Stearns and Fred Lowrance, Defendants, COO OCO SOO oO 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 ppeeri 1e Co appeering to the Court thet Jack Joyner, Commissioner appointed by the Court to sell the lan ands described in the complaint, did, on Monday, January 4th, 1932, at 12 0} WN OL, 12 o'clock Noon, efter due edvertisement, sell at public auction to H. P. G True rier, Sr., Trustee, the lands described in the complaint, for the sul of $5,000.00; and Droperly conducted and made, and that the price off as aforesaid, Was, and is 9 811 respects duly and just and reasonable, and a fadr value of said L *u 2 2a, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that said sale and the same is hereby, in all respects, confirmed, and the said Jack . Commissioner as aforesaid, | Upon payment of the purchase money, shall tt further eppearing to the Court that said sale was im ae 303 end deliver to the said purchaser, and his heirs end assigns, a deed in fee simple for seid lands, to be held by the said H,. P, Grier, Sr., Trustee, his heirs and assigns, in trust, end upon the uses, trusts and purposes set forth and declared in the last will and testament of the late A. P, Barron, and es perticularly set forth ad declared in the sixth, seventh end ninth paragraphs of said will, which said will has been dul: probated ane recorded in the office of the Clerk of Supericr Court of Iredell County, in '¥iil Pook 8, at page 510, This the 25th dey of January, 1932, John L. Milhollend Clerk Superior Ccurt, Iredell County, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. J B Rodgers and George H { Emery, trading as J B ) Rodgers and Company 6 vs 4 JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT § Trustees Livingston College This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, and the plaintiff's Attorneys having informed the Court tat the matters and differences existing between the plaintiffs and the de- fendant have been arranged and that the plaintiffs do not desire to pursue their cause of action further. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged, upon motion of Scott and Collier, Attorneys for plaintiffs, that the plaintiffs be and they are hereby non-suited and the action dismissed. It is further ordered that the Plaintiffs pay the cost of this action. This the 8th day of July, 1932. John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court. Bie esesbabseie se aeseie ae Sstseeetite st 3014 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clesk The First National Bank of Statesville, N C, Plaintiff vs JUDGMENT FL Early, J A Early, C L Rhyne, Fred Lowrance and P M Barger. Defendants 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 sumnons was issued in this cause on the 25th day of lay, 1932, and that at the time of the issuance of said summons there was filed in this of. fice a duly verified complaint; that a copy of summons and complaint was ser. ved on the defendants, F L Early, JA Karly and C L Rhyne on the 4lst day of May, 1952; and it further appearing that service of a copy of summons and complaint was accepted by the defendant, P li Barger on the 25th day of May, 1952, and by the defendant, Fred Lowrance, on the 2nd day of June 1932; and it further appearing that this is an action upon the promissory note of the defendant, F L Karly, duly endorsed by the defendants, J A Early, C L Rhyne, Fred Lowrance and P M Barger, upon which the defendants ,ave'.jointly and ser- erally indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Fourteen Hundred Dollars (31400.00), with interest thereon from May lOth, 1930, at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum until paid; and it further appearing that more than thirty days have elapsed since P M Barger and Fred Lowrance accepted sertice of the summons and complaint and since the summons and complaint were served on F L Early, JA Early and Cc L Ryyne, and that the time for answering has now expired: and it further appearing that no answer of demurrer, or other pleading has been filed by either of the defendants; and it further appear- ing that the plaintiff has agreed to continue said cause until Saturday, July 16th, 1952, as to the defendant, P. M. Barger: If IS, “HEREFORE, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recov- er of the defendants, F L karly, J A Early, C L Rhyne and Fred Lowrance, joint- ly and severally, the sum of Fourteen Hundred Dollars ($1400.00), with interest thereon from MaylOth, 1932, at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further considered and adjudged that this cause be continued 48 to the defendant P M Barger, until Saturday, July 16th and said cause is hereby retained for further orders as to the said P M Bargere This llth day of July, 1932, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. As In Superior Court North Carolina, Iredell County. Before the Clerk Pepples’ Bank, Catawba, N.C. vs JUDGMENT Smith, Administratrix of the : ‘ G G Ludwig, and Miss Winona } estate of R L Smith, Deceased | This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before Hon. J L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court for Iredell County North Carolina, and it appearing that the summons was issued out of the office of the said a. and that the time for filing answer or demurrer since the date of the service of tne same has expired, and that neither answer or demurrer has been filed; and it further appearing that this is an action for a sum certain as evidenced by promissory note; It is therefore, upon motion, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff do have and rewover of the defendants, and each of them, both collectively and severally, the sum of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500.00) with interest on the same at the rate of six per cent per annum from November | 7th, 1951 unti} paid, and for the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This Monday July 11, 1952. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, Tet ee Brie ee BFE AE ee Te < North Ca olina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk J Hub Miller } we t JUDGMENT S W Hines and J W Hines j 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 summons in this action was issued on them 50th day of December, 1930, and served on January 2nd, 1931, and that the complaint was filed on the 16th deg of January, 1931, and that no answer has been filed within the time allowed by law, and that 50 bushels of corn was seized ed under claim and delivery by the sheriff of Alexander County, and re- turned to the defendants on their bord signed by T P Hines, as surety, and 306 the velwigmee ©°r> or porperty on said date was $40.00, and that tuum ° ct > SS It ie) jo. DB ct kee iy ry g ct Ss @ Q @® ry ® 5 Qa io) 5 ct a ct ay ® g ° * <> © oO om a ~Z is due due by note: It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plain. tiff recover judgment against the defendants, S W Hines and J W Hines, the sum of ‘396.47 with interest until paid and that said Plaintiff recover Judgment against the bondsman, T P Hines in the sum of $200.00 the amount of his bond to be discharged on payment of $40.00 with interest, the value of the property at the time of its seizure under claim and delivery, It is fiirther ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendants pay the costs of this action, This July 11, 1932, John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court Iredell County North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk Laurens Glass Works, INC's » Plaintiff \ vs Statesville Orange Crush Bottling Compnay, anO.s, J R Johnson and Dottie Johngpn Defendants, ’ This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appear- ing to the Court that summons was issued in this cause on the 22nd day of March, 1952, and that at the time of the issuance of said summumns there was filed in this office a duly verified complaint; that a copy of said sum- mons and complaint was served on each of the defendente™en the 22nd day of March, 1932; and it further appearing to the Court that this is an action upon the promissory note of the defendant, Statesville Orange Crush Bot- tling Company, Inc., duly endorsed by the defendants, J R Johnson and Dovtse Johnson, upon which the defendants are jointly and severally indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of one Thousand and Fifteen Dollars and Eighteen | Cents ($1,014.18), with interest thereon from September 15th, 1931, at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum until paid; and it further appearing coe more than thirty days have elapsed since the summons end complaint were served on each of the defendants, and that thectimerfor answering has now expired; and it further appearing that no answer, demurrer op other pleading has been filed by either of the defendants: IT IS, THEREFORE, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendants, jointly and severally, the sum of One Thousand and Fourteen Dollars and Eighteen Cents ($1,014.18), with interest there- on from September 15th, 1951 until paid, at the rate of six per cent (6%) per senian, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This 18th day of July, 1932. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. North Carolina, In the Superior Court { / i Iredell County. Ransom Freeze, Plaintiff § vs JUDGMENT Rose May Freeze, Defendant t This easechavingibeen called and heard before His Honor, J H Clement and a Jury of twelve (12) men at the May Term, 1952, Iredell Sup- erior Court, and it appearing to the Court that service has been legally made of the defendant personally, and that the parties are properly be- fore the Gourt, and the following issues having been submitted to the Jury: 1. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Caro- lina for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action? 2. Were the plaintiff and the defendant married to each other as alleged in the complaint? 5. Did the defendant commit adultery, as alleged in the complaint? And the Jury having answered all of the issues “YES". NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Z A Morris Jr, Attorney for the plain- tire, it is ordered, adjugged, and decreed that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be, and they “re hereby, dissolved, and that the plaintiff, Ransom Freeze, he, and he is hereby granted and absolute divorce (a vinculo matrimonii) from the defendant Rose May Freeze. J H Clement Judge Presiding 308 NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Coury ‘4 83 IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk, United Drug Company, a Corporation, Plaintiff, JUDGMEN BY Vs, DEFAUL FINAL, Statesville Drug Company, a Corporation, Defendant. Oooo ooo This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Mon- day, July 25, 1932, on motion of attorneys, Adams and Dearman, for the Plaintiff, for Judgment by Default Final, and it appearing to the Court thet Summons was issued on the 22nd day of January, 1932; that summons was re- turnable as provided by lew; that on the 22nd day of January, 1932, the plain. tiff filed a duly verified complaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain in money due on an open stated account; that service of the summons, together with a copy of the complaint were accepted by the defendant through its Secretary and ‘'reasurer » L. W, MacKesson, on the 22nd day of January, 1932; that it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for the defendant to plead has elapsed, and no answer, or other pleading or motion has been filed by the defendant; and it avpesring to the Court that the plaintirr exhibited its onen stated account in this action; that there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of Twenty- three Hundred Sixty-eight Dollars and Fifty-four Cents ($2368.54), together with interest thereon at the rate of Six Percent (6%) per annum from the 14th day of December, 1931, until paid, : THEREUPON, IT IS . UJUDGED, DECREED aND ORDERED that the plaintirr recover of the defendant the sum of Twenty-three Hundred Sixty-eight Dollars ana Fifty-four Cents ($2368.54), together with interest thereon at the rate of Six Percent (6%) per annum from the 14th day of December, 1931, until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, This Monday, thé 25th day of July, 1932, JOHN L. MILHOLLAND Clerk of Superior Court, Iredell County. HAE SE HEH Hea a eae ae ae ge ge WIM Sse NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE ‘I'HE CLERK, The First National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, Plaintiff Vs. JUDGMENT F, L. Early, J. A. Early, C. L. as to P, M, Barger, Rhyne, Fred Lowrance and P, M, Bargér, ooo OOOO OOO Defendants, This cause again coming on to be heard as to therdefendant, P, M, Barger, and it appearing to the Court that said cause was, at tre request of the defendant, P. M, Barger, continued until Saturday, July the 16th, 1952, and on said date was, at his request, again continued until Saturday, July the 23rd, 1932; and it further appearing that summons was issued in this cause and a verified complaint filed in the office of this Court on the 25th day of May, 1952, and that service of said summons and a copy of the complaint was accepted by ths defendant, P, M, Barger, on the 25th day of May, 1932, énd that no answer or other pleading has been filed by the said P, M, Barger, and that the time allowed said defendant to plead has long since expired, and that the cause has been twice continued for the said P, M, Barger, at his re- quest, as above set out; and it further appearing that this is an action on the premissory note of the defendant, F, L. Early, duly endorsed by the de- fendant, P. M. Barger, and the other defendants, all as found and set forth in the judgment entered in this cause against F. L. Early, J. A. Early, C. L. Rhyne and Fred Lowrance, as appears in the record; and it further appearing that no part of said judgment has been paid by either of the defendants, and that the entire amount of $1400.00, with interest thereon from May 10th, 1932, is due and owing the plaintiff by the defendants, and each of them: tr 18, THEREFORE, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant, P, M. Barger, the sum of $1400.00, with interest there on from May 10th, 1932, at the rate of 6% per nnvm until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Crurt, and that this judgment is to be of the same force and effect as if it had been entered Sgainst the said P, M. Berger at the time of entering judgment in this cause against his co-defendants. This Monday, July 25th, 1932, John L, Milholland Clerk Superior Court, PER SESE AE SEAE FE AE HEE HEHEHE EERE EERE SE HE sik aheahahsheahehehehehahohal 309 sere caeeene vance 310 STATE OF NORUH CAROLINA, IN HE SUPERIOR cour? COUNTY OF IREDELL The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Plaintiff, JUDGMEN: AND ORDER “Vs. OF FORECLOSURE, J. G. Pope, and wife, Flora Pope, J. A, Stewart, Trustee, J, C. Brookshire and wife, Effie Brookshire, The Regents of the Orphans Home, Barium Springs, ,Latta Johnson and Latta Johnson, trading as Johnson Funeral Home and J. B. Cooper, trading as J. B. Cooper Mctor Company, Defendants, This is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage made, exeucted and delivered to The Federsl Land Bank of Columbia by the defendants, J, g, Pope and Flora Pope on the llth day of September, 1925, to secure «= note of even date therewith, given by the said defendant to the said The Federal Lang Bank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the sum of One '‘housand and no/100 ($1,000.00) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate cf Five & % (5%) per centum per annum from the date thereof and payable ine certain number of definitely stated amortization installments, the said mortgage having been duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the County and State aforesaid on the llth day of September, 1925, in Book 56 at page 185 and covering the same lands described in the Complaint heretofore filed in this cause, which ere located and bounded as follows; All those certain lots, tracts or certain percels of land, containing respectively three acres and twenty-four rods and ten and ea half acres, mcre or less, and twenty acres, more or less, all teing thrity-three and four- fifths acres, more or less, located, lying and being in Fallstown Township, County of Iredell, State of North Carolina, having such shapes, metes, courses and distences as will more fully appear by reference to plats thereof made by S. 0. Lazenby, Surveyor, aug. 5th, 1925, which are on file with the Federal Land Bank cf Columbia, the above tracts of land are bounded as follows, on the North by lands of Barium Springs Orphans Home; East by lands of J, C, Brookshire; South by lands of L, u, Bostian; and West by lands of J, C. Brookshire,and H. L. Suther, It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summons herein wes issued on the 16th day of June, 1932, end thet theieme was duly served on ®ll the defendants herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto and the Complaint, properly verified, was filed herein, as required by law, a copy of which was duly and legally served on all resident defendants; and it further appearing that the defendants have neither appeared, answered nor demurred thereto and are now in default and that the facts alleged in the pasintiff's Complaint are true and correct, that the condition of the mortgage herein mentioned has been broken and that there is now due and owing, to the plaintiff on the above described indebtedness the sum of Eleven Hundred Fifty-one and 2/100 ($1161.02) Dollars, for a11 of which the plaintiff is entitled to demend judgment, I' IS, therefore, on motion of plaintiff's attorneys, ORDERED, aDJUDGED aND DECREED: First: ‘hat the pleintifr, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, have judgment against the defendants, J, G. Pope and Flora Pope for the of Eleven Hurd red Fifty-one and 2/300 ($1151.02) Dollars, with interes 311 at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum from the date hereof until peid together with the costs and disbursements of this action; Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the pleintiff, including the costs and disbursements of this action, is paid immediately, the lands described in the said mortgage to the Plaintiff be sold at public auction at the Court House door in this County on the 27th day of august, 19352, in accordance with law, and the proceeds thereof, after paying the costs of this action and the expenses of the sale, including com- pensation for the Commissioner in an amount not to exceed five (5%) per centum of the accepted bid, together with all past due anda unpaid taxes and assessments thereon, shall be applied first upon this judgment and the sur- plus, if any, paid into this Court for the benefit of those entitled thereto; Third; That the terms of sale shail be as follows: One-third (1/3) of the accepted bid to be paid into Court in cash, and the balance on credit, payable in Three (3) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from date of sale at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum, The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be applied toward the pay- ment of the costs of this action, including the compensation to the Commissi- oner, unpaid texes assessed upon the property and assessments which may be past due and unapdi, and judgment of the plaintiff in the order stated, ‘he credit portion of the accepted bid due plaintiff shell be evidenced hy a bond or note of the purchaser, payable to the Commissioner secured by a First mortgage over the premises, and the remaining balance of the credit portion of the accepted bid, if any, shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the pur- chaser payable to the Commissioner, and secured by a second mortgage over the premises; the said first mortgage over the premises and the bond or note Secured thereby shall be assigned by the Commissioner to the plaintiff, and th the said second mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured there- by shall be hela by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court ; provided, however, that the purchaser shall have the right to pay in cash the whole or any part of the credit portion of the accdpted bid, The Purchaser shall pay for the preparation and recording of all papers includ- ing the requisite revenue stemps; provided, however, that revenue stamps need not be placed on the deed of conveyance to the plaintiff, should it he- Come the purchaser, or on the bond securing any balance due the plaintiff, Fourth: That Robert a. Collier be, and he hereby is, appointed Commissioner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last and highest bidder therefor, upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgaged lands des- cribed in the Complaint herein and report his proceedings hereunder with a complete statement of his receipts and didbursements for further considera- tion ana orders by this Court; that, unless the plaintiff becomes the pur- chaser, the Commissioner do require the successful bidder to deposit with him the sum of two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars either in cash or by certified check, 8&8 earnest money or evidence of good faith, this sum to be applied on 312 thé bid should there be a compliance with the same; but should the Success fy) fail to make such deposit immediately at the time of acceptance of his bid, then the said premises shall be at once resold at such bidder's risk, on the same sales day or upon some subsequent sales day, at the option of the Dlaintire or its attorney; however, should the successful bidder make the said deposit and thereafter fail to comply with the said bid without just cause or legal excuse shown, then such devosit shall be delivered to the plaintiff and re- tained by it as liquidated damages, and the premises shall thereupon be re- sold upon the same terms and at such purchaser's risk on some subsequent sales day to be designated by the plaintiff or its attormey; that permission is given to ‘the Federal Land Bank of Columbia to bid at said sale or at any re. sale of the seid mortgaged lands and, should it become the purchaser, efter paying the costs and necessary disbursements of this ac*ion, the amount of its bid shall be applied as a credit upon the judgment herein; Fifth: ‘That upon the confirmation of the sale of said lands by the Clerk 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 pro- duction of the deed; and the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale and all unpaid taxes then assessed upon the property, shall be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and thereafter, until exhausted, in dis- charge of all subsequent encumbrances in the order of théir priority; Sixth; ‘hat upon the sale of the said premises all the right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the defendants, J. G. @ope, Flora Pope, J. a. Stewart, Tr., J. C, Brookshire, Effie Brookshire, The Regents of the Orphans Home, Barium Springs, Latta Johnson and J. 5, Cooper as well as all persons whomsoever claiming by, through or under the same in and to the pre- mises or any part thereof herein ordered to te sold be, and the same hereby ere, forever barred and foreclosed, eS John L. Milholland , Clerk of Superior Court. this the 25th day of July, 1%2, REFER BENE SE SESE HERE AE SESE HEME HEE PARSE EE ee HE NORTH CAROLINA, IN “HE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL cOUNTY. Guaranty Mortgage end Realty n —"" Plaintiff Vs. ,UDGRHEN ?. urs, D. H. (annie) Phillips, defendant and Mrs. Carrie Elliott McLelland and D. L, Raymer, admrs, of the Estate of W. D. McLelland, Garnishees Aas OS OOOO OO This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John L, Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on this the 19th day of July, 1932, upon notice to the defendants, Mrs. Carrie Elliott McLelland, and D. L. Raymer, Administrators of the estate of W. D. McLelland to appear on this date and show whet property or effects that they have in their possession belonging to the defendant, Mrs. D. H. (annie) Phillips. and it appesring to the court that the Administrstors are uneble to give the exact amount of money or prog rty in their hands that will te due the defendant upon the wind- ing up @f this estate, but 4t is found by the court that the defendant is one of the distributees, and entitled to «a distributive share of said estate and thet the exact amount can not be ascertained at this time, It further appears to the cow t that the plaintiff is entitled to the garnishee, and the delivery of all funds belonging to the defendant in the hands of said xdministrators. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged thet the said Mrs, Carrie Elliott McLelland and D. L, Raymer, administrators of W. D. McLelland be and they are hereby ordered upon the distribution of said estate to pey into my office to be applied on this judgment all funds, effects and property of any kind and nature up to the amount of the juigment heretofore rendered in this cause, It is further ordered and adjudged that said administrators be and they end their bonds are hereby relieved from any liability to the said defendant upon the payment into this office for the use and benefit of this plaintiff up to and including the judgment, cost and interest due by the defendant to the plaintiff. Let a copy hereof be mailed to each of the Administrators that they may take notice of this judgment and act accordingly. This the 19th day of July, 1952. John L, Milholland Tierk Superior Court. HAAG HERE HE ESE EEE SAFE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 315 AUGUST TERM 1932 Monday August lst, 1932. o14 Worth Carolina, )] In the Superior Court Iredell County. | August Term 1932, Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the State and County aforesaid, on the 5th Monday before the lst Monday in September, 1952, the same being the lst day of August, 1932, when and where His Honor, TB Finley, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the f Fifteenth Judicial District, Fall Term, 1932, is present and presiding and ) the Honorable Zeb V Long, Solicitor is present and prosecuting in the name of the State, . ; G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County is present and re- turned into open Court the name of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week of this term of the Superior Court, te-wit The following were drawn and sworn as Grand-Jurors for a period of Six months: «C O Bumgarner, Fred R Sills, R E Whitner, J G Holcomb, A M Campbell, W S She®2, R M Rickert, R R Lazenby, W T Creswell, R E Gatton, ii { J P Gabriel, N W Thompson, W S Page, John A Clark, M Sample, WA Smith, it ™ J H Weaver and O J Sherrill. | ft hs WS Page, was appointed and sworn as foreman of the Grand-Jury,. Ht E V Privette was appointed and sworn as officer of the Grand-Jury | The following were sworn as petty jurors for the week: R G Sloan, WB Chambers, WM Pressly, N C Henley, J E Sprinkle, WY Moore, J B Brown, i OM McLelland, H G Morrison, T Ross Alexander. The following were excused, R Lee Alexander and W W Goodrum. G H Deal was returned, "Not to be found in Iredell County", No-1 § TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. \ State Contigued under former order. vs Flake Mayhew Raul Sprinkle Wilson Bridges Robert McBride | a4 2 STOREBREAKING AND L&RCENY \ te Alias Capias. pie Vs Phillip Hayes co be Continued under former order Marvin Benfi Bill Gentle eld, Clyde Gentle \ No 3. TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR 316 No 4 State \_¥s W F Howard No. 5 State vs Vernon Rash _ No. 6 \. State \ vs Herbert G Morrison No 7 State \ vs Will Hartness No 8 State vs Henry Hines No. 9 State vs J Shoaf No, 10 State \ vs Jack Cowan Gordon Kimball \ No. 12 \ State vs Grace Hair No. 13 State \ Vs John Johnson No. 14 \. State + oa Karl Clontz No. 15 . State ~ -¥s Garland Sigman No 16 \ State vs Grover Si Alvin Hewitt No. 18 State ~~ E L Henderson No, 19 \, State vs Kinnis Baity IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1932 Monday August 1, 1932, TO APPEAR AND SHOW Continued under former order TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR Continued under former order NON-SUPPORT Nol Prosed with leave ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON, Defehdant called and failed, Jud . Nasi and Instanter Capias, a NON-SUPPORT Alias Capias, EMBEZZLEMENT Alias Capias TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR Nol Prosed with leave TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR Defendant ca led and failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias, Instanter DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED Alias Capias. TO APPEAR AND SHOW, Continued under former order TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LQIUOR,. Nol Prosed with leave TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR Nol Prosed with leave TO APPEAR AND PAY cost efendant called and failed nt Nisi Sci Fa ane Instanter Capias, Capias to Toone to Alamance ounty and defendant to give bond in sum of $500,00 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR Defendant called and failed Acie 2 Ber Fe and Instanter Capias. Gort (o i, KX git State vs Fred Nicholson 1 No. 52 | Hoe 35 | State vs Blaine Feltz Noe 36 \ State \ vs Ransom Freeze \ NOs 41 \ State vs Ben Benfield No 42 State \ v8 Ben Benfield No. 46,47 & 48 consolidated _ State \ vs Victor Furgeson Joe Heath Kenneth Chambers No, 51 ‘State vs \ Clarence Isenhour Beecher Isenhour Cecil Isenhour Sam Miller Wo, 52 & 53 Cénbolidated \ State \ vs Hamp Bustle Mack Bussell John Bussell A TSE me AED Ree a > TR E> ME hee a IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ; a AUGUST TERM 1932 rs Monday August list 1932 LARCENY Continued under former order ATTEMPT RAPE Nol Prosed with leave NON-SUPPORT Bol Prosed with leave FORGERY Continued for State FORGERY i" Contined for State iy LARCENY OF AUTO. The defendants come into open Court and through tht Hit their counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads guilty to an attemp fh to commit a felony, to-wit; temporary larceny which plea the Solicitor accepts, Seo LARCENY The defendants come into open Court and through thet counsel plead guilty to larceny of property less than i the value of $20. which plea the Solicitor accepts. Hi It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that each . of the defendants be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County fr a period of SIX MONTHS, and assign- ed to work on public roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission, MANUFACTURING LIQUOR The defendants come intg@uopen Court and through their éGetinséinLiewls & Lewis pleads not guilty. The following named jury sworn and impannelled, as fol- lows to-wit: N G Sloan, W B Chambers, W M Pressly, N C Henley, W Y Moore, 0 M McLelland, H @ Morrison, J L Parks, H M Morrow, Foy Deal, W J Crater and J W Gatton, and returned a verdict of guilty as to all three of the defendants. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant Hamp Bustle be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of EIGHTEEN MONTHS And assigned to work on public roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court thab each of the defendants John and Mack Bussell be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FIVE MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads sf State under control of the State Highway Commission, Defendants move to set the verdict aside and for a new trial. Overruled. Exception. Judgment. Defend- ants except and appeal to the reme Court, Notice given in open Court. Purther notice waived. Appeal bond fixed at $50. Appearence bond fixed at $500.00 each, consent defendants allowed 60 days to make a a om case on appeal, the Solicitor allowed 30 days thereafter to serve countercase or file ex- ceptions. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 19352 Tuesday August 2nd, 1932. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 3156 AUGUST TERM 1932 d19 Monday August lst, 1932. No. 45 A True Bill 45-a A True Bill This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morn- ing August 2nd, 1982 at 9:50 U'clock for the dispatch of business, ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON his counsel moves for judgment as of non-suit. Motion $0- A True Bill | wee 27 $ 51A- A True Bill State % ##Wol rvrosed with leave 43- A True Bill vs ' 50- A True Bill Earnhardt 63- A True Bill awe 58 & 59 A True Bill io, 28 ¢ ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON 62 A True Bill | State t Nol Prosed with leave 36- A True Bill v3 ‘ 37- a True Bill Jessie Howard 5 No, 29 & 30 ¢ LARCENY H \ gtate 4 Continued by consent i \ : i} Ben Watts i He Rom Watts i Hii} on No, 31 ¢ ABORTION an \ State 0 The defendant comes into open Court and through his iy Wa } counsel pleads not guilty. Jury Sworn and empannelled, Vit P A Fletcher ? At the close of the State's evidence defendant through Hl it This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesdag Morn- Ing August 8nd, 1932, at 9:30. Clarence Jarvis Marvin Brown sustained. Verdict of not Guilty entered, which plea is accepted by the State, J ent of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine of $25.00 and the cost. Upon the defendant&s filing a justified bond in the sum of $200900, continued upon his appearing at the November Term of Court and paying the fine and cost, defendant to be discharged. NO. 54 4 FORGERY \ State { The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty \ vs § to an attempt to committ a felany, to-wit; forgery, TE Bass { which plea the solicitor accepts. \ NOs 55 { MANUFACTURING LIQUOR. \ State i The defendant comes into open Court and through his vs counsel Z V Turlington pleads guilty to manufacturing liquor as charged in the warrant. Prayer for judgment continued until the November Term 1932, defendant to give bond in the sum of $500.00 for his appearance at that time. | Mo. 58 & 59 } LARCENY = susolidated The defendants come into open Court and through their ¥ te counsel pleads not guilty. The following jury was swprn inl 9 and empannelled as folaows to-wit; N @ Sloan,W B Chambers, Fl om Freeze { WM Pressly,N C Henley,W Y Moore,O M McLelland,H GMorrison oyd Freoze ¢ J L Parks,H M Morrow,Foy voter 5 Crater and J W Gatton i ‘November Term of this aoe and and returned a verdict of guilty. Judgment of the Court is that the defendants give a justified bond in the sum of $200.,to be approved by the Clerk, conditioned upon the pay all the cost at the mt of the Court that the defendants be confined in jail for a period of TEN MONTHS, each and assigned to work on the roads as the law provides. If said is given, defendants to be dis- charged and capias not to issue until five days after this date and not to issue then unless the defendants are found in this County. This order te remain in foree for a period of Three Years. fossa ens aear Bi mE Fe. 4 -~s \ No. 7 { ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON ee Ler t—_~0__, \ State 4 Continued @ntil November Term of Court il ‘ vs i JUDGE PRESIDING Will Har tness 6 j No. 43 { ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. age State ' The defendant comes into open Court and through his i i counsel pleads guilty to assault with deadly weapon, mhz | Y 1 i i H J No 57 State vs Chance Freeze No. 66 State vs H A Hope IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1932 Tuesday August 2nd, 1932. RESISTING ANH OFFICER AND ASSAULT WITH D WEAP The defendant comes into open Vourt cae bua = guilty as charged in the Bill of indictment, Jury 7" sworn and empannelled and returned a verdict of not guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON, Nol rrosed with leave No. 52 & 53- A True Bill 55= <A True Bill 359- Atrue Bill 40- <A True Bill 49- A True Bill 49A- A true Bill August Srd, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock, This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning E PRESIDING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 32] AUGUST TERM 1932 wednesday August rd, ,1932. This Honorable Yourt convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning August Srd, 1952 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No 17- State vs , Walter Barnhardt No. 50- State vs Buford Albea Bub Albea Leon Albea No, 56- \ State vs J H Cranford _ No 66 \ State vs Marshall Lynch No, 37 State Othe Smith No. 63 State \\ Va Will Fox Ho, 49 if State lint Joyner AES AE eat ete SB RE AEN ae RR ee ea BBR Ce ca SEDUC TION It appearing to the Court that at May Term 1932 of this Court a sentence of TWO YEARS in State's Prison was im- posed on the defendant, said sentence to be suspended up- on certain conditions set out in said record, and the defendant being in Court and through his counsel states that he is unable to comply with the provisions or con-. i ditions of the former offer made by him and upon the of- li fering to meet these provisions judgment was suspended; Hi He is hereby ordered into custody of the Sheriff to com- mence his sentence of TWO YEARS in State's Prison heret0- fore imposed in this case, ATTEMPT RAPE : The defendantsccome into open Court and through their Hy counsel Buren Yurney plead not guilty. Jury sworn and | empannelled. At close of State's testimony the defendants Hi | through their counsel move for judgment ef nOn-suit. Motion sustained. Verdict of not guilty entered as to all the defendants. q VIOLATING ROAD TRAFIC LAW. ay The defendant comes into open Court and enters a plea ed of guilty to operating a car withokt proper lights¢ Judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay the cost for which County would be liable for. And give bond for his appearance at november Term and pay said cost. LARCENY i The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel waives bhe Bill of Indictment and pleads guilty hi to larceny and receiving stolen goods. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the de- fendant be imprisoned in the commén jail of Iredell Coun- ty Bor a period of FOUR MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of the State under control of the State High way Commission. SELLING HOMEBREW AND LIQUOR. The defendant, to open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury # empannelled and returned a verdict of N VIDLATION OF FISHING LAWS. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Jack Joyner and John McLaughiin and pleads not guilty. Jury #1 sworn and empanneliled. ‘ At close of the State's evidence upon suggestion of the Solicitor the Court directed a verdict of not guilty. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON AND INJURY TO PROPERTY. The defendant comes into open Vourt and through his umm counsel J W Sharpe & B C Broek pleads not guilty. The following jury sworn and empannelied as follows to-wit: WM Pressly, WB Chambers, N G Sloan, J C Brown, M D Till ey,Herman Hoover,J P Wat ts,A M Guy,D W Speaks,® @ dukusen Marsh Shoemaker,J L Paks and Jim White. Evidence all in, jury dismidsed until Thursday Morng | | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1932 Wednesday August Srd, 19352. No. 45 SEDUCTION. State The defendant comes into open Court and vs . Q sel tenders a plea of guilty of forcible ene his coun. Jesse Randall 0 plea is accepted by the State, » Which It appearing to the Court that all civil this case have been adjusted, and on dehemmeaterten an Solicitor, prayer for judgment is cont Months. Cost to be paid now, inued for Twelve No. 60 LARCENY State The defendant comes into open Court vs } to larceny . -_ de Floyd Smith } re — } LARCENY { The defendant comes intomopen Co \ {to larceny . — a Harold Moore j Pag | LARCENY The defendant comes into open U pes Sis toa. p ourt and pleads guilty Harvey Gunter No 60 & 61- Atrue Bill 64 & 65- A True Bill State vs Jesse Baxter & Fouler Jernigan Atrue Bill. REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY We, the Grand Jury for the August Term of Iredell Superior Court, 1952, respectfully submit to the Court the following report: %, We have passed on all bills presented to us by the Solicitor. \ We have made an investigation of all the offices in the Courthouse and find them all well kept in so far as we are able to see. We visited the County Jail and find twenty-five inmates, fourteen white men, six colored men, three white women and two colored women. We find the jail to be ina sanitary condition and the prisoners humanely cared for. We recommend that the widows be screened, the plumbing repaired and the yard fence repaired, We visited the County Home and find the following inmates: Twelve male, twenty-two females, white, Eight black males and six black females. We find also five convicts at the County Home, and eight of the inmates under the care of the doctor. We find two are insane and do not keep their clothes on and ane up their bed clothing into threads, We reconmend that they be gotten into the state Hospital for the insane. Eight of them are blind and eighteen have to have their meals served in the room. we found the buildings in excellent Sanitery condition and the inmates well cared fore We e@ find that the wash house that was recommended by a former grand jury - AUGUST TERM 1932 Wednesday -August Srd, 1932, been built. We find the farm in a high state of cultivation, twenty-seven acres of corn, thirty-eight acres in red clover, We find a lot of good pasture and the farm well kept. We find four goof mles, eleven milk cows, five heifers, five calves, one male cow, twenty-three hogs for fall killing, nine pigs, two hundred and fifty chickens, nine forty-pound hams carried over from last year. We find that there was 539 bushels of wheat, 318 bushels of oats, 50 bushels of barley that was produced and thrashed this year. We find that the Superintendent has already canned four hundred one-half gallons of fruit and is preparing to can three hundred half gallons more and has abundance of fruit in the orchard. we find that he has nine thousand and 47 pounds of flour out of the 1931 wheat crop still on hands also three thousand five hundred and seventy-six pounds of feed still on hands from the 19351 crop and also five hundred and fifty bushels left of 1931 corn and roughness enough carried over from 1931 to last for twelve months. we wish to highly commend the present management of the home on the excellent condition of everything and the splendid crops that he is causing to be produced on the farm. We visited the State Prison Camp and found forty-three colored prisoners and forty-two white prisoners and we find everything to be in A-l1 condition, We also found eleven hogs which are being cared for from the refuse Of the camp. ! We investigated the guardian records in the Clerk's office and find & number of guardians have not filed their annual account and renewed their — bonds as required by law. A list of those are attached to this report. We recommend that all unclaimed witness fees that have remained on hand over the time provided by law be turned over to the County. Respectfully submitted, Foreman as the Grand Jury. This Honorable Vourt takes a recess until Thursday Morning are PRESIDING August 4th, 1932 at 10:00 O'clock. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 309: eaneencmmetneneees pepe ee setenetiaeieereentemeemenmeeeneetee ee ea peetemepeememmneeieeenemn ens nee enna neerercemmemertions rng ETE No. 49 State vs Clint Joyner No. 13 State vs John Johnson No. 64 & 65 State vs ' Jesse Minnish Joe Hedrick Birch Hartsell No 60 State vs Floyd Smith ME ME pee ee IN THE SUPERDOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1932 Thursday August 4th, 1952, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning August 4th, 1952, at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEABON AND INJURY TO PROPERTY The jury heretofore stated returned a verdict of wuilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, In thésccase the jury having returned a verdict of guilty and recommended mercy of the Court, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in jail for a period of Ten Months, and assigned to work on the roads as the law provides; that if the defendant pays a fine of $50.00 and cost and gives a good bond in the sum of $500.00 to be approved by the Clerk, conditioned upon his appearing here at each November and May Terms of each year for a period of two years and show that he has not violated the law and has been of good be- havior, capias for the imprisonment is not tonissue except upon order of the Judge at a subsequent term o@ the Court and the defendant failing to pay the fine and cost. Defendant moves to set the verdict aside and for a new trial. Overruled. Exception. Judgment. Defendant excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice given in open Court. Further nottce waived. Apeal bond in the sum of $50.00 adjudged suffichent. Appearance bond fix- ed at $300.00. By consent, defendant allowed 60 days to serve case on appeal. State allowed 40 days thereafter ‘to serve counter case, DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED. The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury #1 sworn and empannelled and returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission, C ATTEMPT BREAK AND ENTER The defendants come into open Court and through their counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads not guilty. The follow- ing jury sworn and empnalled ag follows to-wit: NC Henley, WY Moore, 0 M McLelland, H M Morrow, N G Sloan, W B Chambers, WM Pressly, J C Brown, Herman Hoover, A M Guy, Marsh Shoemaker, D G Johnson and returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant Jesse Minnish be imprisoned in the common jail fo Iredell County for a perio@ of TWELVE MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of State ugder control of the State Highway Commission, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant Joe Hedrick be imppisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant Birch Hartsell be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FIVE MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of State under control of the Sta Highway Commission, : LARCENY Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Ire ell County for & period of TEN MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of the State under control of the State Highway Vommission, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 325 AUGUST TERM 1932 . Thursday August 4th, 1932, LARCENY Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a perid of TEN MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of State undersz control of the State Highway Commission, No, 62 State vs Harvey Gunter coat: SSD ae a LARCENY* JUDGMENT No, 61 State vs Harold Moore This cause coming on to be heard before T B Finley Judge rPresidig | and having been heard, and the court having made an investigation of the £ass iW facts in connection with said case, and it appearing to the Court and the Court having found the folowing facts: 1. That the said Harold Moore has been duly convicted of the | charge of larceny. e ii 2.eThat the said Harold Moupe is under 18 years of age. hi 5. That the parents of the said Harold Moore are unable proper- ¥ ly to care for and control him for the following reasons: Incorrigible and i bedient. ; ” 4. That notice of the pendency and trial of this case has been te served on the said Harold Moore and on his parents. oN 5. That it is best for the said Harold Moore and this community a in which he has been convicted that he should be sentenced to the Eastern i Carolina Indutrial School for Boys. iy WHEREFORE, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Bi said Harold Moore be committed to The Eastern Carolina Industrial Training Pit School for Boys. SEE This the 4th day of August, 1932 th T B Finley Ha Judge Presiding Fi NO. 67 ¢ LARCENY . State 4 The defendant comes into open Vourt and through his vs { counsel waives Bill of Indictment and pleads guilty hbo Clinton Beaver } larcenycas charged in the warrant. This cause coming on to be heard before T B Finley Judge Presid- ijg and having been heard, and the Court having made an investigation of the facts in connection with said case, and it appearing to the court and the court having found the following facts: That the said Clinton Beaver has been duly convicted of the charg of larceny. 2. That the said Clinton Beaver is under 16 years of age. 5. That the parents of the said Clinton Beaver are unable properly to care for and control him for the following reasons: Incorrigible and Disbbedient. 4. That nofice of the pendency and trial of this case has been serv- ed on the said Clinton Beaver and on his mother. 5. That it is best for the said Clinton Beaver and this commnity in which he has been convisted that he be sehtenced to The Stonewall Jackson Manual Traini and Industrial School. WHEREFORE, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the said Clinton Beaver be committed to The Stonewall Jackson Manual Training and Industrial School, This the 4th day of August, 1932. T B Finley Judge Presiding No. 51 LARCENY State As to Sam Miller, in addition to the sentence hereto- he 4 fore imposed, if he pays the cost in this case, or secures Sam Miller ¢ the same by sufficient bond, then the Commissioners of Iredell County are authorized to hire him out for the six months sentence heretofore imposed. en cn cineenenaiientiieanenmeense an IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 19352 Thursday August 4th, 1932, Nos. 44 & $4 FORGERY ! State § Defendant comes into open Court and enters a plea: : vs { of guilty. Judgment of the Court is that prayer for ' | EB Bass § judgment continued for a term of Twelve Months, upon the defendant giving a good bond in the sum of $200.00 conditioned upon the payment of the amount of the checks to the prosecutors and the cost in each case, No ll ? DISPOSE OF MORTGAGE PROPERTY State $ Alias Capias. vs i ‘ Blain Goodin q NO, 54 } LARCENY OF AUTO. State t Alias Capias, vs f . Harvey Moore ‘ Tom Hudson ¢ No 44 { FORGERY State q Capias and Continued \ vs 0 Everet Parker ‘ No 35 4} NON-SUPPORT State q Continued under former order vs q ( Hoyt Millsaps No. 40 4 ASSAULT ON FEMALE State q vs 4 ISSUE § Sherman C Lambert Has the defendant, Sherman Lambert, sufficient mental capacity to pleed to the Bill of Indictment in this case and to properly conduct his efence? Answer: No, No. 40 ? ASSAULT On FEMALE State ¢ vs Q JUDGMENT Sherman C Lambert é This cause coming on for trial upon a bill of indictment found by the Grand-Jury at this term, charging the defendant with assault upon his wife and he appearing in court without counsel and it having been intimated to the court that defendant may be without sufficient mental ca- pacity to plead to said charge and to make proper a defence thereto and at the request ofc thefeourtt] W Van Hoy, attorney at law, consented to re- present the defendant; and upon suggestion to the court that a proceeding should be held to determine the mental condition of the defendant before he is compelled to plead to the bill of indictment pending; thereupon a jury was qualified, sworn and impannelled and testimony adduced before the court and jury tending to show that defendant is of unsound mind and suf- fering from paranoia and is subject to brain storms, and the following is- sue being submitted to the jury, to-wit: "Has the defendant, Sherman Lamber t sufficient mental capacity to plead to the bill of indictment and to proper- we his defense?" and said issue having been answered by the jury if IS THEREFORE by the Court ordered adjudged and decreed that said defendant, Sherman ¢ Lambert, be sent to the state Hospital at Raleigh, there to be confined under the rules and regulations prescribed by the board of directors as prescribed by law, and theret to be treated, cared for and maintained in said hospital until discharged as the law provides; ° confinement not to be regarded as punishment fo any offense This August 4, 1 ay . esate a3 T B Finley Judge Presiding \ In THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1932 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. urs, Nancy J. McNeely, ‘ wks eevee ees? H. E. Beam i This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, T. B, Finley, Judge presiding at the August Term, 1952, of Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the things and matters at issue and in controversy between the parties have been duly settled by an agreement, whereby the defendant consents that judgment may be rendered against him in the sum of FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND Noi0 ($1500.00) Dollars, and the plaintiff has agreed to accept said judgment in full aitio nent of any and all claims of every nature and character which she now has, or may hereafter have, egainst the defendant by reason of the things and matters alleged in the complaint, NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND NO/100 ($1500.00) DOLLARS, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by thé Clerk, T. B. Finley Judge Presiding. WE CONSENT: Zeb V. Thrlington Wtorsy Tor SISNeT W. C. Gunter Ghier, Grier & Joyner Attorney Tor Derendant— BEBEBE PEBEGE SE BE FE SE SESE BEE SESE SE SESE SE SESE SEE SESE HE FSERER: RAE SESE SESE SE SE SESE ESE 44: NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY, J. Ed, McNeely, ) : ( Vs, 4 JUDGMENT, H. E. Beam ' 4 This cause coming on to be heard befcre His Honor, T, B. Finley, Judge Presiding et the August Term, 1932 of Iredell Supertor Court, and it eppearing to the Court that the things and matters at issue and in controversy between the Parties have been duly settled by an agreement, whereby the defendant consents t& ‘hat judgment may be rendered egeinst him in the sum of EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY AND 40/100 ($850.00) DOLLARS, and the plaintiff hes agreed to accept seid judgment in ful) Settlement of any and all claims of every nature and character whiten: / ) 32 8 AUGUST TERM 19352 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT he now has, or may hereafter have, against the defendant by reason of the things and matters alleged in the complaint, NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby considered, ordered and adjudged that th. e plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY AND NO/100 ($95 0,00) T. B, Finle ; Jude Presiding ———— DOLLARS, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk WE CONSENT: Zev V. Turlington Attorney for Sle mtu: W. C. Gunter Grier, Grier & Joyner _ Attorney for Defendant, REE HE ESE HE HUB HH NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. Nancy Creswell McNeely, Minor by her next friend, Nancy J, McNeely, -VS- 0 4 0 7 eo eeeee ) H. E. Beam, This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, T. B, Finley, Judge presiding at the August Term, 1932 of Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the things and matters at issue and in controversy between the parties have been duly settled by an agr ement, whereby the defendant con- sents that judgment may be rendered against him in the sum of EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY AND NO/100 ($850.00) DOLLARS, and the plaintiff has agreed to accept said judgment in full settlement of any and all claims of every nature and cheracter which she now has, or may hereafter have, against the defendant by reason of the things and matters alleged in the complaint, And it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff in this actin is a minor and that said action was brought for the purpose of recovering damages alleged to have been sustained by the Plaintiff on account of personal injuries received as a result of negligence on the part of the defendant, the Court hes investigated the facts in reference to the nature, character and extent of the injury and also in reference to the manner in which said injury was received; end upon said investigation finds, as a fact, that the settlement abcve mention ed is for the ws best interest of said minor and hereby approves the sam@, © NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby considered, ordered and adjudged that th Plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY AND §O/ osts of this action to be taxed 3 ($850.00) DOLLARS, together with the ec th THE SUPERIOR COURT 39 AUGUST TERM 1982 32! Clerk. It is further ordered that the attorney for the Plaintif’, Zeb v, Turlington, ts entitled 60 $275.00 of this judgment in full payment 6f his’fee for represent- int the pleintiff, and the Clerk is ordered to pay him the sum of $275.00 out of this judgment. T. B, Finley Judge Presiding. WE CONSENT: zed V. Turlington ittonsdy Tor Pleintiit— w. C. Gunter Grier, Grier & Joyner ietatteys oF Defondants SERRE TE HAE HEE SESE SEE SE SE ERE HEE 36 E46 46 HE VBE Me EET EERE SE HSE HE ESE NS HE NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. Alice McNeely, Minor, by her next friend, J. Ed, McNeely, -VS~- oUD Ga ER Tf oooococem H, E. Beam This cause coming on torbe heard before His Honor, T. B,. Finley, Judge Presiding at the Aug. Term, 1952 of Iredell Superior Court, and it avpearing to ta the Court that the things and matters at issue and in controversy between the par ties have been duly settled by an agreement whereby the defendant consents that Judgment may be rendered against him th the sum of ONE HUNDRED AND NO/100 ($100.@ DOLLARS, and the plaintiff has agreed to accept said judgment in full settlement of any and all claims of every nature and character which she now has, or may hereafter have, against the défendant by reason of thé things and matters alleged in the complaint, And it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff in this action is @ minor andg that said action was breught for the purpose of recovering damages alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff on account of personal injuries Teceived as a result of negligence on the part of the defendant., the Court hes investigated the facts in reference to he nature, character ani extent of the injury ana @lso in reference to the manner in which said injury was received; end upon said investigation finds, as a fact, that the settlement above mentioned 18 for the best interest of said minor and hereby approves the same, NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby considered, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of ONE HUNDRED AND NO/100 ($100.00) DOLLARS , ‘ogether with the costs of this ection to be taxed by the Clerk, vengeance meee 330 It is further ordered that the attorney for the Plaintiff, zep Vv; Turlington, is entitled to $50.00 of this judgment in full payment ot wat for representing the plaintiff, and the Clerk is crderea to pay him the sum of $30.00 out of this iudgment. It is further ordered that the Clerk of Superior Court be, and hereby 4, directed to pay the balance of the judgment after the fee of plaintiffts attomey Zeb V. Turlington is deducted, when it has been paid in the Court to a. Ea, McNeely, Father and next friend of said minor plaintiff, for the use and benefit of said minor, T. B. Finley Judge Presiding. WE CONSENT: Zeb V. Turlington Attorney for Steiner W. C. Gunter Grier, Grier & Joyner Attormesy fcr Defendant, RAE SERIE AE HE HE EEE SEE te HE MESES SHE Sat SE aE at Ht NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK. J. W. Daniels -vs- JUDGMENT oom oome S. A. Foster, This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of dredeil County, and it appearing to the Court that the parties have compromised and settled all matters involved in this liti- gation and that the terms of compromise have been complied with: a: I5, THEREFRE, considered, ordered and adjudged that the compromise entered into between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same is hereby, &pproved and confirmed and adjudged binding upon the parties, and that the pleims tiff take nothing further ig this action, It is further ordered ana adjudged that the defendant pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of Court, This 2nd day of August, 1932, John L, Milhollsand Clerk Superior Court. BY CONSENT: Buren Jurney . rpe Attorneys for PlaintirT, Grier, Grier & Joyner 2 ~~ Attorneys Tor Detenient— ae IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. Daniels, by and through her take appointed and acting Next Friend, J. W. Daniels -VSe JUDGMENT S. A. Foster. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, T, B, Finley, Judge Presiding at this, the August Term, 1932 of the Super ior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff in this action is a minor end is duly represented herein by and through her next friend, J. W. Daniels, who has been duly and regulerly appointed as such by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County; And it further appearing that said action is for personal injuries to said infant, Pauline Daniels, which happened to her on the 24rd day of Dec- ember, 1951, while she was travelling in the car with her father on Highway No. 26, and was proceeding from Statesville, N.C. to Union Grove by way of Turnersburg and Harmony, at a point about 100 yards from the Rocky Creek Bridge at Turnersburg, N.C. when the car driven by the deferdant suddenly darted in front of the car driven by J. W. Daniels. in which Plaintiff was riding, and was struck by it, in consequence of which the said Pauline Dani- els suffered injuries to her head and other parts of her body; and it further appearing to the Court that the parties hereto have mutually agreed to compro- mise and settle all matters at issue between them growing out cf the aforesaid injuries to the said Pauline Daniels hy the defm dant paying to the plaintiff the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) and thst the parties desire the sanction and approval of the Court in order to make said ccmpromise binding, effective, and valid by reason of the fact that plaintiff's ward, Pauline Daniels, is a minor, and the Court havéng investigeted the facts involved in said personal injury to the said Pauline Daniels for the purpose of ascertainitg whether or not there was actionable negligence on the pert cf the defe dant, &nd also to learn the extent of the injury to plaintiff's ward, and having méede such investigation, and having examined the witness who had personal knowledge of the matter, all for the purpose of enabling the Court to determirm whether or not it is for the best interest @6f the said minor, Pauline Daniels, that said coy™promise and settlement of all claims, actions and causes of &ction, which said minor now has, or might hereafter have, against the de- fendant by reason of said personal injuries, be made for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and the Court being of the opinion, after having mede such investigation, that it is for the best interest cf the said Pauline Daniels, thet the matters at issue in this action be compromised and settled °n condition that the defendant pay in ‘to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell or. the sum of Five Hundred Dollers ($500.00), as a settlemeng * 332 in full for all damages whatsoever which have hdretofore, or which ma arise by reason of the injuries received by the said Pauline Daniels Mie growing out of the injuries aforesaid: If IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that it is for the best interest of the said Pauline Daniels that the matters at issue in the above entitled case be compromised and settled for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), ana when said amount is paid in to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, it is ordered that One Hundred Dollars ($100,090) of said amount be paid to J. W. Sharpe and Buren Jurney, Attorneys for the saig Pauline Daniels, and that One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of said amount be paid to J. W. Daniels, father of the infant plaintiff, Pauline Daniels, for medica] service and other attention rendered to said infant on account of the injuries aforesaid, and that the remaining Three Hundred Dollers ($300.00) be paid out by the Clerk of Court as is provided b law, and that said payment to the Court consititute a settlement in full for all damages whatsoever by reason of the personal injuries the said Pauline Dentiels received and of the matters and things alleged in the complaint. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the agreement of compro- mise and settlemeny, entered into by and between the parties hereto, be, and the same is hereby, in all things, sanctioned, approved and confirmed, and it is therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the ylaintiff recover of the de- fendent the sum of Five Hundred Dollers ($500.00) as settlement in full for all damages whatsoever by reason of the personal injuries received by the said Pauline Daniels at the time and on the occasion mentioned in the complaint, end the defendant, upon payment of this judgment, shall be forever discharged from any and all further liability to the said Pauline Daniels and to the said J. W. Daniels, individuelly, and as Next Friend of the said Pauline Daniels, by reeson of the personel injuries received by the said Pauline Daniels at the time and on the occasion set out in the plaintiff's compzaint. It is further ordered that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the dosts of this action to be texed by the Clerk of the Court. T. Be. Finley ar Judge Presiding. BY CONSENT: Buren Jurne orneys or ain rT. Attorneys tor Detendant, This Honorable Court, takes. s.regess until Monday Morning August Sth, 1932 at 10:00 O'clock,... IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1952. Monday August 8th, 1952. In the Superior Court olina North Car , Second Week August Term 1952, Iredell County/ Tis Honorable Courtm meets according to adjournment at 10:00 @tclock A. M- Monday Morning August 8th, 1932, when and where His Honor, 7. B Finley, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of the 15th Judicial District of North Carolina, is present and presiding, this the second week for civil case of August Term 1932. G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County North Carolina, returned 4nto open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve 4s jurors of this Court for the second week for civil cases, to-wit: Homer Corn- elius, Hubert Reid, D L Bowles, Reid R Morrison, L G Sloop, P A Kelly, DS Thomas, S A Grier, W B Harris Jr., R A Elam, BOC Niblock, Glenn Summers, TD Turbifill, Geo L Mobray, Henry E Miller, WW Stroud, R O Miller, J D Joyner, and A ¢ Craven. No 6-- A J Keller & wife vs Charlie Hicks &« wife. Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute their action. Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost. No 18-~- Statesville Lumber Co. V8 Epps Harris & Ed Nicholson. Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecut Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost. e its action. No 18-~ Statesville Lumber Co. vs R L Church & CS Grant Plaintiff called and failed,to appear and prosecute its action. Plaintiff non-stited and taxed with the coste No 2l--- L B Hollar vs Jesse Miller. Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute his action. Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost Statesville Lumber Co. vs L W Westmoreland Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute mits actione Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost Statesville Lumber Co vs N G Holmes, Dorsett Fraley, et al Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute its actione Plaintiff non-suited end taxed with the cost Statesville Lumber Co vs Dorset ‘raley, N G Holmes et al. Plaintiffm called and failed to appear and prosecute its action. Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the coste Statesville lumber Co vs N G Holmes J L Holmes et ale Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute its action. Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost. Mrs M E Westmore land vs J A Westmoreland Defendant called and failed to appear and prosecute his appeal. Appeal dismissed and defendant taxed with the cost. J A Westmoreland vs Mrs M E Westmoreland Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosectte his maction. Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the coste Statesville Lumber Co vs N @ Holmes Plaintiff called and failed to appe Plaintiff non-suited and taxed withd er and prosecute its actions the coste NO» 66 -- Bank of Stony roint vs D D Littlejohy, Margaret Brawley Admpx, etal action, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1932, Monday August 8th, 1932, f Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute its Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the costs, 160-- W C Moore vs D G Wilson 259-- 528 == (336-- ) 419-- . 435-- 460-- 480-~ Wa 483-~ \492m= \ 493-- ~\ \ 531l-- \555-~ ~ 559-- \ 563-- \ 581-- \584-- \\ sos-- Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute his action Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost. . Lottie B Alley vs Robert B Alley Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute her action, Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost, Mrs A P Grace vs Tryon Development Co Continued, R L Shuford vs MB Travis, Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxed A E Guy vs P E Hilderbrand Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxed Anna Asbury vs M P Alexander, Sheriff Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff mon-suited and taxed C E Christy vs Florence Christy Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxed Defendant called and failed to claim and same is dismissed, J I Tomlin vs WT Henderson Plaintiff calaed and failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxed C E Ritchie vs WE Nattress Plaintiff called ana failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxed A B Pogm@e vs Frank Smart, Dick Giles, 2 tinued, C M Miller vs 3°H Troutman Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxe@ Defendant called and failed to claim and same is dismissed, CG E Ritchie vs John Gray Jr., et al, Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff-mon-stited and taxed et al. appear and prosecute his action, with the cost, appear and prosecute his action with the cost, of iredell County, @ppear and prosecute héy action, with the cost, @ppear and’ prosecute his action, with the cost, appear and prosecute her appear and prosecute his with the cost, appear and prosecute his with the cost, et al. countere- action, action, appear and prosecute his action with the cost. appear and prosecute his counter- appear and prosecute his action with the cost. H H Graff vs Gu Plaintti Gaur calléa Plaintiff non-sui and failed to ted and taxed appear and prosecute his action with the cost. BM Spratt Jr vs Plaintiff P C Warren and Yates Blanton, Plaintaffr non-stited and taxed calleda nd failed to appear and prosecute his action with the cost, Lewis Pollak’et al trading as Pollak Bros vs (sca? R Mills. Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxed Ila T McCall vs Robert MeCall Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxed Clarence Carson vs Lizzie § Carson Continued, J T McTush vs Ethal McTush Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxed appear and prosecute their action with the cost, appear and prosecute her actione with the cost, appear and prosecute his action with the cost. j / / V IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1932, Monday*August 8th,1932, 0. 606-- U U Fesperman trading as Statesville Impl Co, vs lucile Tharpe. NOe Continued, | 612-- Myrtle D Osbore vs W D @sborne Plaintiff called and failed to appetr and prosecute her action aa \ ex6-- \ 649-- \ T2l-- \ 730-- \ T4l-. N 749-4 J 788-- \ 794-- \ 795. \ 806-- 807~. Plaintiff non-suited and taxed Murlee C Falls vs Ed Falls Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxed Robt W Cavin by his next friend W PF Plaintiff called and failed to Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost, appear and prosecute her with the cost, Cavin vs E A Henley appear and prosecute his with the cost, C C Mills et al vs Hawks United Drug Co. Inc., Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute his Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost, Emma W Roberson vs Frank Roberson Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute her Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost, Fred H Conger vs Yates W Blanton,T N Brown & J C Brookshire Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute his Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost, E C Lambert vs J T Jennings Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute his Plaintiff non-suited and taxed with the cost, action. action. action, action, action, action. E E Arey, heirs by Chas Arey, Agent vs John Harkey Defehdant called and failed to appear and prosecute his appeal, Appeal dismissed and defendant taxed with the cost, ein atinn, Ena nn Annie Crawford vs Sam Crawford Continued for plaintiff. Mrs Daisy Redman vs Oscar R Mills. Continued by consent J R Maynard trading as Maynard Bros. vs Stearns Bros inc. et al. ‘ Continued by consent. Standard vil Co of N J. vs Atlantic raving Vo., et al. Continued by consent. Wm H Jones vs Western Union Tel. Co. Continued for phaintiff. Rutledge & Bigham vs Arthur Nesbit "Retsndate called and failed to appear and prosecute his appeal, Appeal dismissed and defendant taxed with the cost. Ulyde White vs Carl Dunklee & W H Dunway trading as Your Laundry Continued by consent. P J King vs B A Kimmons & Dick Kimmons Continued for defendants, Helen Gill by her next freidn Mrs W L Gill vs Mrs Florence Ramsey Continued by consent. E A Letzkus vs Statesville 011 Co. Continued for defendant Mrs Carrie E McLelland Extrx vs MC Williams et al. -- Continued Troutman Banking & Trust Co vs James E Tharpe, et al- Continued for deft Alexander Motor Co vs C F Summers -~ Continued by consent a “ee en 336 No 17 State vs Walter Barnhardt Nos. 46, 47 & 48 Consolidated State vs Victor #erguson Joe Heath Kenneth Chambers State vs J H Howard IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK ABGUST TERM 19352 Monday August 8th, 19352, { SEDUCTION ) It appearing to the Court that the defendant's { mother is sick and not expected to live, therefore ) 1t is ordered that he give a bond in the sum of $300 conditioned upon his i his appearance on the ist Monday in vuctober, 19352, and enter upon the ser. vice of the sentence heretofore imposed, note: In the event the defendant pays the pro. secutrix the sum specified in the original Judgment and the cost prior to the first Monday in October 1952, then the case is continued under former order, ‘¢ LARCENY d It appearing to the Vourt that the defendants have q never been in any trouble heretofore and on account ) of their youth, the prayer for Judgment is continued { for a period of three years, with permission of the { Solicitor to pray the judgment of the Court at any in- { tervening term. This is done on condtion that the de- fendants file a bond in the sum of $300.00 each, con~ ditioned ypon their appearance at each October and May ‘erms of the criminal court for a period of three years and showing to the Court that they have not violated the law in any respect. In the event they have, they are to serve such judgment as the Court may pronounce, In the meantime, Mrs WR Byford, Uity Nurce and Miss Beatrice Butler, Welfare ufficer, are requested, with the parents of these defendants, to lowk after the defendants and report any misconduct or violation of law on their part, and also to report to the Court at each criminal term, as a friend to the Court and a friend to the defendants, the conduct of the defendants and to assist them as mich as possible in making good citizens, The cost to be paid at thie term of the Court, NON-SUPPORT The defendant being brough imto open Court for violating the terms of former judgment. The County Physician, Ross S McElwee, certifies that he has examined this defendant and in his ppinion he finds his physical condition good, with the ex- ception of his teeth, and the Court finds from the evidence that the defendant has failed to support his children, as provided by the former judgment of this court, and therefore having broken the condition of said judgment, which the court finds as a fact, the Court directs that the defendant proceed to serve the sentence 6f TWELVE MunTHS on roads heretofope ali and he is ordered into custody for that purpose SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1932 Monday August 8th, 1932, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell County. August Term 1932, Francis Reid : HS — r\} ce } ISSUES will Reid $ A jury sworn and empalled answered the issues as follows: lst. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the com- laint? ' Answer: Yes 2nd. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Varolina for five years immediately preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes Srd. Did the defendant separate himself from the plaintiff and live separate and apart from the plaintiff for five years immediately preceding the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 4th. Was the separation without fault on the part of the plaintiff? Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court iredell County, August Term 1932, Francis Keid ¢ vs t JUDGMENT Will Reid q This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the. Court before His Honor, Judge T B Finley and a jury and being heard and the jury having answered the issues in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record, it is therefore ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be and they are here- by dissolved and the plaintiff is hereby granted an absolute divorce and that the cost be taxed by the Ulerk of this Vourt as prescribed by the Statute, T B Finley Y“udge presiding UPERIOR COURT IN THE S 337 3 38 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT _ SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1932 Monday August 8th, 1932, North Carolina, In the Superior vourt Iredell County. August term 1932, Msry Mills Anthony, Plaintiff § vs (4 ISSUES William Mnthony, Vefendant ¥ A jury sworm and empannelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Were the plaintiff and the defendanb married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2e Did the defendant by his conduct toward and abuse of the plain- tiff force plaintiff to leave the defendant and reside with her father? Answer: Yes S,e Was the plaintiff without fault in the separation of the plain- tiff and defendant? Answer: Yes 4. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart fopn five successive years next preceding the filing of complaint in this ac- tion, as alleged in the complaint? ly Answer: Yes 5. Is the plaintiff entitled to the care and custody of the child of the plaintiff and defendant, Mary Anthony? Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term 1932, Mary Mills Anthony, Plaintirr j vs (§ JUDGMENT “WAlliem Anthony, Defendant Q this cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, T B Finley, Judge Presidjng, and a jury, at the August Term 1932, Superior Court of Ire- dell County, and the jury having andwered all of the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as fully appears in the record, it is therefore on motion of Jake F Newell, Attorney for the plaintiff, Ordered, adjudged and decreed: First. That the bonds of matrimony heretofore subsisting between the plaintiff and the defendant be, and they are hereby, absolutely dissolved; that the plaintiff, Mary Mills Anthony, be and she is hereby granted an mbso- lute divorce from the defendant, William Anthony, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1932 339 Monday August 8th, 1932, Second. That the plaintiff, Mary Mills Anthony, be, and she is here- by granted the care and custody of the child of the plaintiff and defend- y ant, Mary Anthony. Third. That the plaintiff pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk. this the 8th day of August, 1932, TB Finley Judge Presiding No. 724 Dorcas L Nicholson t vs t WW Caloway & wife. ) The following jury was sworn and empannelled in this case as follows, to-wit: Homer Cornelius, D L Bowles, Keid R Morrison, L G Sloop, PA Kelly, 8 A @rier;,W B harris Jr, R A Elam, B C Niblock, Glenn Summers, T D Turbyfill and Geo L Mobray. rending trial of this action the court takes a recess until Tues- day Morning. This Honorable Yourt takes a recess until Tuesday Monring we J 4 — » 7 Fa J udge Pre&idifig. August 9th, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1932 Tuesday August 9th, 1932, . This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morning August 9th, 1952 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No 724 \ Dorcas L Nicholson, Plaintiff § vs = ISSUE Calloway and wife, Defendants 4 Did the defendants breach the contract, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: No North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term 1932 Morrison Manufacturing Co, vs JUDGMENT OF NON#*SULT f § W C Deaton et al, trading q as Kue-Golf Co. Q This cause coming on to be heard before Honorable T B Finley, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the parties to this action have compromised the matters and differences existing between them: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged thatthe action be non- suited and that the plaintiff be taxed with the cos wi T B Finley Judge Presiding North Car olina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, August lerm 1932, J H McElwee ( \ vs i JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT Hutton Bourbonnais Co, 4 This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, T B Finley, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff does not desire to prosecute the action further and that the defendant has not filed a counter-claim or attempted to assert any claim against the plaintiff: Tt is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be non-suited and taxed with the costs of this action. T B Finley, Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1952 Wefmesday August 9th, 19352 - 155 reef oP Joint Stock Land Bank vs 4 Farmers Mutual Fire ) Insurance Asson, and : E P Hager The following jury was sworn and emmnannelled as follows, to-wit: Henry E Miller, AC Craven, Hubert Reid, Homer Cornelius, S A Grier, Geo L Mobray, L G Sloop, stekasSimiSesx, TD Turbyfill, Hoyt Williams, Talmage Bar¥Yer and P A Kelly. ; Pending trial of this action the Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning This Honorable Court takes a recess until W Morning August 10th, 1932 at 9:30, O'clock 341 _ JUDGE PRESIDING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1932 Wednesday August 10, 1932, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning August 10th, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 753 Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank vs Farmers Mutual Fire Ins, Assn. and E P Hager. The taking of evidence in this case resumed and continued ceemueemmeemeenie see rae oe through the entire day. Pending trial the Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning, North Carojina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term 1932, N Dyson and T P Dwiggins, t trading as Dyson & Dwiggins 4} } ) vs JUDGMENT SAUNGCRErenencoenn waseeeee IT WR Cartner This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor TB Finley, Judge Presiding, and it appearing that summons was duly served on the defend- ant and a verified complaint duly filed and no answer being filed by the de- fendant nor time given to file answer and it further appearing that the de- fendant has paid to the office of Clerk of Superior Court of IredellnCounty the sum of $39.74 principal and interest of plaintiff's note and the further sum of $7.70 in full of costs of this action in full satisfaction of all mat- ters involved in this action, IT IS THEREFORE on motion of Jacob Stewart, attorney for the Bx plaintiff, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff have and teke judgment of voluntary non-suit, T B Finley Judge Presiding This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning August 11, 1932 at 9:30 O&clock, ’ oe E PRESDING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1932, Thursday August 11, 1932, This Honorable Yourt convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning August 11, 1952 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. } Bugust Term 1932. Atlantic Joint Stock Land ; Bank Ralei oi vs © : ISSUE The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance) Association of north Varolina ? and E P Hager. } 1. Was the policy of insurance sued upon in this action in force as to the defendant E P Hager on December 24, 1930? Answer: Yes. North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. )} August erm 1932, John T McNeely, and J B McNeely } trading as Mooresville 011 Company. vs 0 JUDGMENT John B Alexander ' This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, Judge T B Finley and being heard and it appearing that all matters in controversey between the parties to this action have been settled out of Court, It is therefore, on motion of Z V Turlington, Attorney for plaintiff ordered and adjudged that this action be and the same is hereby dismissed and that the cosy be taxed by the Clerk against the plaintiffs. T B Finley Judge Presiding Nos. 758 & 759 Comsolidated for trial JL Stout vs Mrs Laura [ White, The following jury was sworn and empannelled as follows, to-wit: WW Stroud, R 0 Miller, J D Joyner, R R Morrison, WB Harris Jr., B C Niblock, Glenn Summers, J A Reavis, J G Freeze, Avery Brawley, Tom Alexander and F M Reagons, Pending trial of action Courtitakes a recess until Friday Morning This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning August 12th, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock. a Oe “JUDGE PRESIDING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM 1932, Friday August 12, 1932, This Honorable Vourt convenes according to adjournment Friday Morning August 12, 1952 at 9:30 O'clock flor the dispatizh of business, Carolina Motor Co vs j ) W & Alexander and } Ophelia Alexander } A jury sown and empannelled answered the issue as follows: 1. What amount if any, is due by the defendants, WSs Alexander and Ophelia Alexander to the plaintiff? Answer: $202.00 and interest from July }2, 1929, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. August Term, 1932, Carolina Motor Company, Inc, Fiaintifr -VS- JUDGMENT W. S. Alexander and Ophelia Alexander, Defendants, SOO OOO This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County and being heard before His Honor, T. B, Finley, 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 defendants as set forth in the Record: ao is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff -re- cover of the defendants, W. S. Alexander and Ophelia Alexander, the sum of $202.00 together with interest on same from the 12th day of July, 1929 until paid at the rete of six per cent per annum, It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that the costs of this action be taxed against the defendants by the Clerk of this Court, T. B. Finley oe Judge Presiding. TPs. v. stout, 345 In the Superior Court, North Ceroline, Iredell County. August Term, 1932, L, Nicholson, penne Plaintiff “So JUDGMENT W.W. Caloway and wife, Caloway munzce Defendants. $ t I 0 0 0 ( ) This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term cf the Superior Court before His Honor, T.B. Finley, Judge Presiding and a Jury, and the jury having answered the issue submitted to them by the Court in favor of the defendants and against the plaintiff finding that the defendants dia not breach the contract as alleged in the complaint, as set out in the record: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff take noting by this action by the Clerk of this Court. T. B. Finley Judge Presiding. No, 758 Os Ws Stout, =Veie Mrs, Laura I, White. No. 759 -_ JUDGMENT, Mrs, Laura cs Wot te, ON Sw ww www The two above-mentioned cases having been consolidated and tried as one case, and it appearing to the Court that the parties plaintiff and defendant hw have compromised ®l1l matters of differences existing between them in both cases, upon the following terms: The defendant agrees to pay the plaintiff the sum of One Hundred Dollars 8nd the cost of the actions, the cost in the Justice Ccurt to be re-taxed by the Clerk of the Court and only two witnesses be allowed to be taxed in said ction before the Justice of the Peace; and in taxing the cost in this Court only four witnesses are allowed to be taxed, It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Pleintige recover of the defendant the sum of $100.00, together with the cost of the action, The Clerk of this Court is hereby authorized and directed to re tax the cost in these cases: before the Justice of the Peace and allow only two “itnesses to prove in the J. P. Ceurt at 50 cents per day each, and in this ase the Court finds that only four witnesses are subject to be taxed against IRE LEELA Scene seem aia 346 the defendant, there being only two facts involved in said action , and the Glerk will allow only four witnesses to be taxed, said witnesses to p e selected by the Plaintiff, =. Be Finley ~~ Jvudge Presiding. ————-——___ By Consent: Turner, Moss & Winberry Attorneys for Plaintirr. J. W. Sharpe & Grier, Grier & Joyner Attorneys for Defendant. rs North Carolina, In Superior Court SJ Iredell County, August Term, 1932, Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh and Raleigh,Savings Bank and Trust Company, Trustee, The Fermers Mutual Fire Insurance Association of N, C., E. P, Hager ) ) 0 ( Vs. ( JUDGMENT 0 9 and wife, Iola C. C, Hager. 0 This cause coming on to be heard before Hon. T. B, Finley, Judge, and a jvury at the August Term, 1932, upon the issue on which a mistrial was ordered at the February Term, 1932, and being heard and the jury having answered the issue submitted to them as follows:- Was the policy of insurance sued unon in this action in force as to the defendant, E. P, Hager, on December 24, 19302 Answer: Yes, It is now ordered ana adjudged, upon mction of Neil S. Sowers and E, M, Land, attorneys for E, P, Hager, that the defendant, Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association of North Carolina, recover nothing of the defendants, E. P, Hager and wife, Iola C, C. Hager, and that the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association of North Carolina is not entitled to be subrogated to any rights of the Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh, which question was reserved in the judgment entered in this cause at the February Term, 1932. It is frther ordered and adjudged that the defendants, E. P. Hager and wife, Iola Cc. c, Hager, recover of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association of North Carolina the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. T. B. Finley — Judge Presiding. Defehdant Farmers Mutual Fire Insuramce Asso set the verdict ies wi ae new trial, for errors assigned and og eile, Overruled. Court gives notice of wacna1 ot onaant ormers Mutual Fire Ins Asso. in be bond . the sum of $50.00 adjudged sufficient, riruee See ae to mike Wp 068 girve cee Farmers Mutual Fire Ins Asso. allowed 35 days thereafter t © case on appeal, the defendant Hager allowed 15 days © serve countercase or file exceptions, orth Carolina, in the Superior Court Iredell County. Ethel B Cooper, Plaintiff q vs ) ORDER APPOINTING RECEIVER lexander, J H Ingram, t ; as oe : Defendants ' This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge hold- ing Court in the Fifteenth Judicial District of North Carolima at Statesville, North Carolina, and being heard upon the motion of E M Land, Buren Jurney and A B Raymer, Attorneys for the plaintiff, for the appointment of a receiver to take possession of the lands described in a certain deed of trust from J H Ing- ram, to D L Raymer, trustee, dated March 30, 1926, and described in a certain deed of trust from the defendant W L Alexander and wife Anna Alexander, to DL Raymer trustee, dated June 8, 19293 . And it appearing to the Court from the affidavit submitted that an action is now pending in the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, between J H Ingram, W L Alexander and wife Anna Alexander, grantors of said aus deeds of trust, and the plaintiff, the beneficiary in said deed of trust from J H Ingram, and alleged assignee of the note secured by the deed of trust from WB Alexander and wife, and»alsom the equitable owner of said lands as purchas- er at the foreclosure sales under said deeds of trust, in which the validity of said deeds of trust and the foreclosure sales thereunder are at issue; And it appearing further to the Court that J H Ingram is in possessin of the lands conveyed by said deed of trust from J H Ingram, to D L Raymer, trustee, dated March 30, 1926, and the C W Pope is in possession of the lands of the lands conveyed by the deed of trust from WL Alexander and wife, Anna Alexander, to D L Raymer, trustee, under a rental contract with J H Ingram; And it appearing further that the lands described in said deed of trust are insufficient to the debts thereon; and it appearing that the defend- ant J H Ingram is insolvent. Now therefore, it is hereby ordered and adjudged that C W Pepe be, and he is hereby, appointed as receive to take possession of said lands, and auth- orize and directed to rent and manage same, to collect and rents and profits therefrom, and to retain same pending further orders from the Court. It is further ordered and adjudged that said receiver give a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $ waived, conditioned upon the faithful performance of his said trust, to be approved by the Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, T B Finley J e holdi Court in the Fifteenth jualebat District of North Carolina. No. 52 & 55 State “vg Hamp Bustle Mack Bussell John Bussell No 43 State vs Clarence Jarvis No. 45 State vs Clint Joyner No. 66 Bank of Stonp Point vs DD Littlejohn, et al, MANUFACTURING LIQUOR, By agreement of J G Lewis Attorne for . and Zeb V Long Solicitor for the State and oe the Judge,the defendants, Hagp Bustle, Mack Busseli by John Bussell were duly convisted by jury in ist a of Bill Indictment, to-wit Manufacturing liquor contrary to law and that said defendants were duly convicted 2nd count in Bill Indictment to-wit, for possésging = and having on hand liquor, material and fixtures et perty designed for the manufacture of liquor, Now i. view of the fact and it appearing to the Court that the defendants have withdrawn their appeal to Supreme Court the judgment heretofore rendered by the Court is strick en out and following is hereby pronounced and imposed ‘ in lieu thereof, to-wit: that tm Xt Saant fin lst count, Judgment of the court is that ¢ach of the defendants be imprisoned in the common jail of Ire. dell County for a period of FIVE MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads of the State under control of the State Highway Commission. In second count, prayer for judgment is hereby continued over each of the de- fendants for a period of Three Years, Se << CS ee eee ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON It is ordered by the court that the fine heretofore imposed of $85.00 be changed and reduced to $20.00. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON It is ordere by the Court that the fine heretofore imposed of $50.00 be changed and reduced to $25.00 SSS } 4 It appearing to the Court that the Bank of Stony { Point is now in hands of Receiver ahd that the Rec- ) eiver did not have notice of case pending in Sup- § erior Court. It is therefore ordered that the entery made heretofore in this case be stricken out and ib be restored to civil issue docket. “No 772-- WW Hartness, C W Millsaps et al vs T A Swmmers-- Continued \824-—= Addie Torpence vs Develder Torrence -- Continued \787-=- Charles R Goodman vs Farmers Mutual Fire Ing Asso,.-- Continued \742-- First National Bank vs J ¢ Brookshire et al-- Continued “795-- WL SherrillW L Sherrill et al trading as Sherrill & Loftin Bors vs DA Miller, et al. -- Continued \8035-- Central Shoe Co vs L Spiro trading as The Peoples Store-- Continued ‘\ 805-- R Lee Morrison vs J FP Gamble - Vontinued \. 813-- Troutman Banking & Trust Co vs J C Brookshire et al -- Continued \8110- J M Washam vs Garland Shoemaker ~~ Continued \ @88<—-Lester J Jones vs Zelda Jones-- Continued, \\807-= A F Craven Adm vs J D Mellon & WF Smith -- Continued 349 In the Superior Court tredell Countye August term 1932. arles Rutledge and Gadson + partners trading and ag business under the firm name of Rutledge & Bigham ee JUDGMENT BE DEFAULT FINAL Arthur Nesbit This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, T B Finley, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this cause on the 25th day of February, 1931, by G R Anderson, Judtice of Peace of Statesville Township, Iredell County, North Carolina, in which the defendant Arthur Nesbit, was to appear before G R Anderson Justice of Peace on the 4th day ve 1931, at 10:00 O'clock A. M. and answer to a complaint of the plain- tiff in which it was asking for a judgment of One Hundred Forty-seven Dollars (147.00) for the non-payment of an account due by the defendant and for the costs of the action, And it appearing to the Court that Arthur Nesbit did appear before GR Anderson, Judtice of Peace and on the 4th day of March 1931, the Justice Peace after hearing the evidence in the case gave judgment in favor of the de- fendant. , And it further appearing that the plaintiff gave notice:fnedpen Court paid the costs therein ineurred, and all the process and other papers in the ma cause were sent to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, the State tax paid, and the case docketed on the 4th day of March, 1931. And it appearing to the Court when the case was reached, after having been placed on the calendar, the defendant did not show his appearence, and upon ordér of the Judge was called out by the Sheriff. And it further appearing to the Court that said cause of action was for an account stated, and one in which the plaintiff is entitled to a judgment by default final for the non-appearance of the defendant. IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant the sum of One Hundred Forty-seven Dollars ($147.00), together with leseness thereoén from the 24th day of March, 1950, until paid, at the rate of Six Percent (6%) per annum, as set out in the original summons in this action; and that the plaintiif recover of the defendant, the costs herein expended, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court. This the 12th day of August, 1932. T B Finley + os J e Holding Court in the piPteonth Judicial District of North Carolina. j q 7 ; : , : ; —, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1932 Friday August 12th, l9se2, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term 1932. Mrs A P Grace d vs ’ AGREEMENT FOR CONTINUANCE Tryon Development Co et al., 9 Whereas, the above entitled case has been calendared for triaj on Tuesday, August 2, 1932, at the August, 1952, Term of said Court; until this date, without notice of the calendaring of said case, and, on account And, whereas, counsel for plaintiff and defendants were, of prior engagements conflicting therewith, will suffer inconvenience if forced to the trial thereof at said term of said Court; Therefore, it is hereby agreed by counsel for the plaintiff and the defendants, upon consent of the Court thereto, that said case be cone tinued for the said term, without prejudice, This July 28, 1932. L E Rudisill Attorney for plaiytirr W C Feimster McLendon & Hedrick Attorneys for defendants, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term 1932, To His Honor, TB Finley, Judge Presiding: ft, Zeb V Long, respectfully report to the Court that I have at this term of tredell Superior vourt inspected and examined, to the best of my ability the conduct and administration of the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court, and I find the said office to be conducted by the Clerk, Hon. John L Milholland, in a most highly commendable, business-like and efficient man- ner, and in accordance fully with the laws governing and regulating the con- duct and administration of said office, Respectfully submitted Zeb V Long Approved: Solicitor. T B Finley Judge Presiding. PANE i te NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK, | The Marion National RPank of Virginia meres Ste *Plaintiff, Fred J, Neixirk and J. L. 0 Q t “ { JuDGMeENn®, ( Neikirk, ; Defendants, This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigrm ed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that notice of summons and warrant of attachment, stating the namds of the perties, the amount of the claim, and the nature of the demand, and re- quiring the defendants to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, in the Court House at Statesville, N. C., on or be- fore the 22nd day of June, 1932, was duly issued on the 2lst day of May, 1932, and has been published as directed-by law; that at the time of the issuance of said notice of summons and warrant of skhideieinih e duly verified .complaint was filed in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County; that said notice of’ summons and warrgnt of attachment issued in the above entitled action has-been: duly served by publication, and no answer, de- murrer or other pleading has been filed in this cause on or before this, the 25th day of July, 1932, end that the time for answering, demurring or other- wise pleading has now expired, and it further appearing to the Court that this is an action to recover the sum of $397.42, with interest from April 15th, 1932, until peid, being the balance due the plaintiff on a note executed by the defendant, Fred J. Neikirk, «nd endorsed by the defendant, J. L. Neikirk, and that the Plaintiff is entitled to the relief demanded in the compl«int; and it further appearing to the Ccurt thet certain property was letied on by én attachment issued in this action which appears by reference to the Sheriff's return: NOW, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged: ist. That the plaintiff recover of bhe defendants, snd each of them the sum of $397.42, with interest from April 15th, 1932, nd. That the property attached as apperrs by the Sheriff's return be, and the same is hereby, condemned to pay said judgment, interest and cost of this Section, and that a venditioni exponas issue directing © sale of said Property for that purpose, Srd. For the cost of this action to be taxed ty the Clerk, 4th. That this judgment be, and it is hereby, declared « specific lien on the Property from the date of the docketing of the levy meade by the Sherirr, ohn Le Se ee aati uperior rt. - 352 North Carolina, In the Superior Court , Iredell County. Before the Cierk, Mrs. Claudie Wasson, Mrs. Mary Summers and Mrs, Annie H. Bowles, Administratrix of the Estate of A, A. Hires, deceased, Plaintiffs, -vs- JUDGMENT, J. F. Elliott, and wife, Lizzie Elliott and M. F. Carter, Defendants, oo This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Glen; of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the verified Complaint of the plaintiffs; and it aopearing to the Court that the Plaintiffs filed their duly verified complaint in this action and caused summons to be issued therein on the 15th day of June, 19323 and it appearing further that said summons and @ copy of said con- plaint was duly served on each of the defendants on the 17th day of June, 1932, end that more than thirty days have elapsed since the date of the service of said summons and neither of said defendants have either appeared, answered or demurred to the com- paaint of the plaintiffs, and are now in default; And it appearing that this action was instituted to recover judgment ageinst the defendants on a certain sealed promidsory note executed snd delivered by the dé- fendants J. F. Elliott ana wife, Lizzie Elliott, to the plaintiffs in the sum of $760.00 with interest thereon from December 12, 1930, until paid, at the rate of 6% per annum, cated December le, 1950, and due on November 1, 1931, and duly endor- sed by the defendant M, F, Carter; and it appearing to the Ccurt that no payment has been made on said note, and that there is now due and owing therecn the sum of $760.00 together with interest on said sum from December 12, 1930, until paid, at the rete of 6% per annum. an £0, THEREFORE, considered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover judg- ment against the defendants J, F, Elliott and wife, Lizzie #lliott and M, F. Carter for the sum of $760.00 ana interest thereon from December 12, 1930, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, and for the costs of this action, This the lst day of August, 1932, John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior court ror Tredell County, North Carolina. NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY, THE WALLACE BROTHERS COMPANY; PLAINTIFF VS. JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL Se Ae MCCALL, DEFENDANT, This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before his Honor, John L, Milholland, Cler, of Iredell County Superior Court, on Monday, August 1952, and it , “ppeering to the court that the defendant, S. A. McCall was pe mm « 300 ed with summons in the above entitled action on the 6th day of July, 1932, serv a that a copy of the plaintiff's duly verified complaint was duly served on an id defendant at the time of service of said summons, that more than thirty & sa days have elapsed since the servicé of summons and complaint upon the defend- a t and that he has failed to file answer or demurrer, and that the complaint an lleges © cause of action for the recovery of a sum certain in money upon an a account stated; NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of John W. Wallece, Attorney for the plaintiff it is hereby ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the t S. A. McCall the sum of $287.28, with interest et the rate of six defendan - nt per annum until paid from February lst, 1932. and for the costs of per ce p ; P this action. This the 8th day of August, John L, Milhollana Clerk of Superior Caurt. NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. No, 2061. Southern Railway Company > 4 0 ) -vs- ( JUDGMEN 0 0 Stetesville Flour Mills Company This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard, end it appearine to the Court thet the perties plaintiff and defendant have settled all matters of difference between them, growing out of the matters and things set forth in the complaint, upon the followin; terms: the defendant érreeing to vay the full amount of undercharges as ascertained by a complete audit of all the it- ems involved in this litigation, eliminating errors and miscalculations, and to pay the costs of this action; and it further appesring to the Court that the amount due plaintiff, as ascertained upon said sudit, has been fully paid: IT IS, THEREFORE, by consent, considered, ordered snd adjudged that this action be, end the same is hereby, dismissed, :nd that the plaintiff re- rover of the defe dant the cost of this action to he taxed by the Clerk, This, the 13th day of August, 1932, John L, Milholland BY CONSENT: Clerk of Superior court. Grier Grier & Jo ner Kttormeys for Pisin birt Scott & Colllier Rttorneys for Defendants, 304 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR cougp ’ IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THR CLERK. No. 2087 Southern Railway Company f ATE JUDGMEN Ts ( 0 Stctesville Flour Mills Company This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Supertop Court of Iredell County, and being heard, and it anpearing to the Court that the parties plainti*f and defendant have settled all matters of difference between then, growing out of the matters and things set forth in the complaint, upon the following terms; the defendant agreeing to pay the full amount of undercharges as ascertatneg by 2 complete audit of all the items involved in this litigation, eliminating errors anc miscalculations, and to pay the costs of this action; and it further appearing to the Court that the amount due plaintifr, as ascertained upon saia audit, has been fully paid: at is, THEREFORE, by consent, considered, ordered and adjudged that this action be, and the same is hereby, dismissed, and thet the plaintiff recover of the defendant the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, This the léth day of August, 1932 John L., Milholland Clerk of Suvertor Court, ' Car . ° North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell Courty. Home Building & Loan Association of Stetesville, N. c, -VSe JUDGMENT, L. J. Harrington and wife, Rosalee Harringston Cooco oo Oe Th 4 "8 cause coming on to be heard and being heard before John L, Milhollend, Clerk of the Superior Court, upon the verifiea complaint of the Home Puilding & Loan Asscciation, plaintiff, and other pleadings filed in the cause and It appearing to the Court that summons in this action was served on the 9th day o fy of July, 1932, end returnable not later than thirty days thereafter, and It further appearing to the Court thet said summons and s copy of the veri- fied complaint was served on the defendants, L. J, Harrington and wife, Rosaleé Harrington, on the 9th dey of July, 1932, by reading to each of said defendants s8i¢ Summons and said verified complaint, and by leaving with each of said defendants ® copy of said Summoms and a copy of said complaint, and It further appearing to the Court that said defendants and each of ther faite? y, ond oO Cr Cr It further appearing to the Court that this is an action brought by the plaintiff against the defendants for a deht due the plaintiff in the sus of $1248.50, with interest thereon from the 9th day of July, 1932 until pa id, and It further appearing to the court that said debt or obligation was fer money borrowed by the defendants from the plaintiff and was secured )y a deal of trust wherein the tract of land described in the complaint was conveved and also secured by the assignment and pledging of twelve (12) shares of stc&k in said Home Building & Loan Association of the 50th series, and It further appeating to the court that the said defendants failed to ie said obligation as agreed in the contract or deed of trust as aforesaid, end It further appearing to the Court bhat the said defendant are indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $1248.50, with interest thereon from the 9th ii day of July, 1952, and for the cost of this action to be taxed hy the Court, end It further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to a specific lien on the real estate described in said deed of trust and as des- cribed in said complaint, and is entitled to a specific lien on the twelve shares of stock in the Home Building & Loan Association of the 50th series, ‘I to the end that said property may be sold and that this claim and the gost of the action be satisfied in full; that all rights and equity of redemption of the defendants in said real estate, and that all rights and equity of re- demption in the twelve shares of stock in the 50th deries of the Home Ruildé ing & Loan Association be forever barred «nd foreclosed; It is, therefore, considered, ordered «nd adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $1248.50 with interest thereon sat 6% per annum from the 9th day of July, 19322 until peid, payable as in said deed of trust prescribed, and for the cost of this action to be taxal by the Court; It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that this Judgment be and .shall constitute a specific lien on the land described in 8@id deed of trust and in said compaaint, and shall constitute a specific lien on the twelve shares of stock of the Home Building & Loan Association in the 50th series, and that the rights and equity of redemption of the de- fendants in said real estate, and the rights and equity of redemption of the defendents in the twelve shares of stock in the 50th series in the Home Building & Loan Association, as aforesaid, be and the same are hereby for- ever foreclosed; It is further adjudged by the court thet T. S. Coffey be and he is hereby Consitituted a commissioner of this court to sell the land and stock belonging to the defendants as described in the complaint in this action efter due advertisement as required by law at the court house door in the 356 357 ,IOR COURT City of Statesville on THURSDAY the 15th day of September, 1932, at 12:00 NORTH CKROLINA, IN SUPERIOR COURT, o'clock noon, and report his action in the premises to the Court within ten deys IREDELL COUNTY. | after date of sale; Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank, | It is further ordered and adjudged by the Cr-urt that said commissioner : Raleigh, N. C. Vs. JUDGMENT, shall pay out of the proceeds arising from said sale: the cost ana expense of F, Reavis and wife, Ola Reavis, John 'L, Milholland, Clerk of the Court and Latta Johnson, i rar ete 8 the Johnson Funeral Home 0 Q § ( sale; the debt mentioned and described in the complaint and the residee, if any ' , ) 4 } It is further adjudged by the court that the plaintiff may be allowed to coming on to be heard before me on the °2nda day of August bid on the property at said sale, and that this cause be retained for further orders gongineconttbaa . This Menday August 15th, 1932 1932, and being heard and it appearing to the Court that the complaint herein 1 1 3 ¢ 9 sen. Zz was filed and summons issued on the 15th day of July, 1932, and that the com- arent Spee eas plaint and summors were duly served upon the defendants, and each of them uperior Court. within the time allowed by law; i And it further appearing from the complaint th: t the action was insti- | tuted upon a note executed by the defendants, W. F, Reavis and wife, Ola Rea- an a NT North Carolina, In the Superior Court, vis, dated the 6th day of November, 1922, for money borrowed in the sum of . Iredell County. Before the Clerk. Eighteen Hundred ($1800.00) Dollars, and for the foreclosure of tho morte- | The First National Bank of Mooresville, 0 age deed securins said ncte, which mertgage deed is recorded in Book 59, i N.C. page 1, of the records of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County, North i -vs- | JUDGMENT Cérolina; Ht ata wee aot a ' And it further appearing that the plaintiff is owner of said note and il that there has been default in the payment thereof and that under the terms of il This cause coming on to be heafd on Monday, August 22, 1932 before John the said note and the said mortgage deed all of said ncte has become due and “il lL, Milholland, C. 8. C. and being heard and it appearing that the action is on Payable and that the plaintiff is entitled to foreclosure of the said mortgog@ | two promissory notes and that the verified complaint was filed on April 26, 1932 deed for the payment of said indebtedness; | and that a copy of the complaint and summons were served on J. D. Hebbs, A. U. And it further appeering that there ere unpaid taxes due the County of Stroupe and Lele E. Hobbs on May 6, 1932 and on J, L. Hobbs on July 67 1932 and Iredell for the yeers 1950 and 10525 it further appearing that more than thirty cays have elapsed since the filing of And it further appearing that there is a seoond mortgage lien upon said the complaint and the service of the summons and that no answer has heen filed. lands in the sum of Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars, with interest from the 30th It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff reccrver the defend- day of April, 1927, recorded in Book 73, page 266, of the records of the ants, J. D. Hobbs, J, L. Hobbs and A. U, Stroupe, the sum of Twenty-five Dollers with Register of Deeds for Iredeil County, North Carolina, now held by the de- interest thereon from June 8, 1931 at six per cent per annum until paid. It is “endant, John L, Milhollenc, Clery of the Superior Court for Iredell ue further ordered end adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendants, J. D. And it further appearing that the judgment of Latte Johnson set forth in Hobbs, J. L. Hobbs, A. U, Stroupe and Lela E. Hobbs the sum of Four Hundred Dollers the Complaint is not a lien upon said lands; | with interest thereon from Oct. 7, 1931 at six per cent per annum at the cost of And it further appearing that there is now a balance due the plaintiff | this action, by the defendants, W. F, Reavis and wife, Ola Reavis, in the sum of One Thou- | Per Rt HRy: ee ee ee are send Six Hundred and Four ($1604.15) Dollars and Fifteen Cents, with interest : er uperior ° from the first day of June, 1931, at ther ate of six »ercent per annum, pays able semi-annua lly; And the Court finding all the foregoing facts to be true; It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the de- — fendents, Ww. F, Reavis and wife, Ola Reavis, the sum of One Thousand Six Hun- dred and Four $$1604.15) Dollars snd Fifteen Cents, with interest from the first day of June, 1931, at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi- 398 annually, and the cost of this action. It is further ordered and adjudged that the lands set forth in Said mortgage deed be and are hereby condemned to be sold for the payment of the said indebtedness, together with the costs of this action and the unpaid taxes against the same, which said lands are described as follows:- All the certain piece of parcel of land Situate, lying ana being in Concord Township, Iredell County, State of North Carolina, coyjteining 72-3/4 acres, more or less, about five miles North from the town of Statesville, a, 0. the Statesville-Wi l k e s b o r o public road, having such shapes, metes, courses and dis. tances as will more fully appear by reference to a plot thereof made by S. 0. Lazen. by, County Surveyor, in Augus t, 1917, said lands being bounded on the North by the dv ’ lands of J. A. Davidson, on the East by the land of John Turner and Henry Turner, Peter Jarvis and T. W. Davis; on the South by the lands of T, J, S. Patterson and Mrs, Mary McLelland; and on the West by the lands of Mrs, Mary McLelland and Miss Ine Gunn and more particularly bounded and described as follows:- Beginning at a stone, J. A. Davidson's corner, and runs with his line N. 1 degree W, 57-1/5 poles to a stone said Davidson's corner in the center of Wilkesboro-Statesville public road; thence with the said public road as follows; N. 40 degrees W. 7 poles, N. 23 degrees W. 33 poles, N. 11 degrecs E,. 12 poles, N, 21 degrees E. 16 poles, N. 7 degrees E. 12 poles and N,. 26 degrees E, 16 poles to & séake in the center of said public road, John and Henry Turner's corner; thence 1 degree W. 44-4/5 poles to an ash on Fourth Creek, J. A, Davidson's corner; thence up the Creek as follows: S. 85 degrees W. 15 poles and W. 39 poles to a stake; thence S. 502 poles to a stone; thence S, 58 degrees W. 10 poles 60 a post oak stump thence S. 75 poles to a stone on the South side of the road; thence S, 59% degrees E. 20 poles to a stone; thence S, 2-1/2 degrees W. 112 poles to «© stone on the South side of the road; thence S. 79 degrees Ef 16 poles to a stone on the North side of the read; thence N. 134 degrees E, 672 poles to a stone; thence N. 85 degrees 8. 194 poles to the beginnin=, containing 72-3/4 pcres, more or less, and being @ pert of the same lends heretofcre conveyed to W. F, Reavis and wife, Ola Reavis, by deed from J. R. Hill ana wife, Sarah Hill, which deed is recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina, in Book 55 at page 505. It is further ordered ana adjudged that E, M. Land, be and is hereby appointed commissioner to make said sale on the first Monday in November, 1952, at the Court House Door in Statesville, Iredell County, North Carolina, for cash te al highest bidder, after due advertisement of the same for thirty days at the court House Door in Iredell County and once 2 week for four weeks in a newspaper publishes in Iredell County ana report said sale to the Court for further action. Tt is further ordered and adjudged that the defendants, W. F. Reavis and wife, Ola Reavis thin which » Sre allowed until the 30th day of September, 1932, wi to redeem said land and in event they fail to redeem the same within said tim ee they, and each of them, be forever barred of any equity of redemption in seid a And this cause is retained for further orders, =i John L, Milhol 309 In the Suverior Court, North Carolina, Iredell County. N. E. Morrison Vs. JUDGMENT <—- Oo Oo Se c, A. Stearns. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk and the parties having agreed to a settlement of their differences out side of Court, It is therefore upon motion of C. B, Spencer end Scott and Collier Attorneys for both parties, adjudged that neither side recover of the other and that the cost in this action be equally divided, August 8, 1932. John L, Milholland Clerk cf Superior Court. Agreed To Scott & Collier C. B. Spencer BEBESEBEBE BEDE, BEEBE EE SEE SEE HER BBE North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, Before the Clerk, troutman Banking & srust Company of Troutman, N, Ce, Plaintiff, JUDGMEN Tt. -VS- J. I, Tomlin, I, a, Royster, trading and doing business under the firm name and style of the Royster Agency, and I, G. Royster, individaally, defendants, ooo OO OO OO OO This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the verified com- Plaint of the plaintiff; and it avpearing that summons was issued in this cause on April 11, 1932, and that on said date the plaintiff filed in this office its duly verified complaint; and it appearing that the original summons was not served on the defendants, and the plaintiff caused an alias summons to be issued in this “euse and duly served on the defendant, I, G, Royster, trading and doing business under the firm name and style of The Royster Agency, and I, G, Royster indivddually 1932; and it further appearing that neither of the eo on the __day of . 360 defendants have appeared, answered or demurred to the complaint of the Plaintige and are now in default, more than thirty days haveing €lapsed since the date of the service of said summons on said defendants; and it further appearing that this action was instituted. to recover judgment on a certain promisory note executed and delivered to ‘the Royster Agency by J. I. Yomlin, dated December 13, 1928, due four months «sfter date, in the sum of $400,00, together with interest thereon, after maturity, until paid, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum; and it ‘“ppearing that saia note was duly endorsed end negotiated to the plaintiff by The Royster Agency ana also endor. sed by the defendant I. G. Royster, individually, before maturity; and it appear. int that no payment has been made on said note, and that there is now due and justly owing the plaintiff thereon the sum of $400.00 with interest On said sum from april 13, 1929, until paid, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum; It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendants, I. G. Royster, trading and doing business under the firm name end style of the Royster Agency, and 1, Gg, Royster, individually, the sum of 7400.00, together with interest thereon from april 14, 1929, until vaid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, and the costs of this action, This august 22, 1932, John 8, Milholland Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Home Building & Loan association ( of Statesville, N.C. and 4, Bs ( Coffey, Trustee, successor tc Rn. F, ( Rives, Trustee, ( ( ) 0 Plaintiffs — JUDGHENRT., G. F, Massey and wife, Jettie E, Massey, 0 0 0 Defendants, this cause coming on to be heard and being heard hefore John +. Milholland, Ulerk of the Superior Court, upon the verified complaint of the Home Building & Loan ASsOciation, Plaintiff, and other pleadings filed in the cause, and It appearing to the court that summons in this action was served on the 26th day of July, 1932, and returnable net later than thirty days thereafter, end 1t further appearing to the court that said summons and e copy of the verified complaint was served on the defendants, G, F, Massey and wife, Jottimy, B. Massey, on the 26th day of July, 1952, by reading to each of said defent geaid summons and said verified complaint, and by leaving with each of defend-nts a copy of said summons and a copy of said complaint. and It further appearing to the court that said defendants and esch of them failed to file an answer or demrer to said complaint within the time prescribed by law, and It further appearing to the court that this is an action brought by the plaintiffs against the defendents for a debt due the plaintiffs in the sum of $1891.00, with interest thereon from the °5th day of July, 1952, until paid, and It further appearing to the court that said debt or obligation was for money borrowed by the defendants from the plaintiff and was secured by a deed of trust wherein the tract of land described in the complaint was conveyed and also secured by the assignment and pledging of eighteen shares o* stock in said Home Building & Loan aAsscciation of the 28th Series, and It further appearing to the court that the said defendants failed to pay said obligation as agreed in the contract or deed of trust as aforesaid, and It further appearing to the Court that the ssid defendants are indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $1891.00, with interest thereon from the 25th day of Yuly, 1952, and for the cost of this action to }t taxed by the court, 7 + It further appearing to the court that the plsintiff is entitled te specific lien on the real estate described in said deed of trust and «ss deseri-«- bed in seid complaint, and is entitled to « specific lien on the eighteen (18) shares of stock in the Home Building & Loan Association of the 48th Series, to the end thet said property may be sold and that this claim and the cost ef the action be satisfied in full; that all rights and eouity of redemption cf the defendants in said feal estate, and that all rights and equity of redemption in the eighteen (18) shares of stock in the 28th series of the Home Puilding & Loan Asscciation be forever barred and foreclosed; It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the court that the Plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum cf $1891.00 with interest thereon sat 6% per annum from the 25th day of “uly, 1932, until psid, payable :s in said deed of trust prescribed, and for the cost of this action to be taxed by the court; It is further ordered, adjuczged and decreed by the court that this Judgment be and shall constitute a specific lien on the land described in said deed of trust and in said complaint, and shall constitute a specific lien on the eighteen (18) shares of stock in the Home Building & Losn association of the 48th Series, and that the rights and equity of redemption of the defendants in said real estate, and the rights and equity of redemption of the defendants in hhe eighteen (18) shares of stock in the 48th Series in the Home Building & Loan ‘“Ssociation, as aforesaid, be and the same are hereby forever foreclosed; It is further adjudged by the court that T. S. Céffey be and he is hereby constituted a commissioner of this court to sell the land and stock belonging to the defendants as described in the complaint an this ection 363 362 a°ter due advertisement as required by law at the courthouse door in the City Clock h © tha 8 n > Wes s wr hey 7 of Statesville on Thursday, the 29th day of September 19352, at 12:00 ot It further appearing to the ceurt at said ncte s secured by a deed of trust of even date of said ncte executed by the defendants to W. A. Pristol, noon, and report ction in the premises to the court within ten days after trustee, which deed of trust conveved the land as described in the comrlaint ’ date of sale; Tt 46 Falther ordered and adjudged by the court tha t said commission. and as described in said deed of trust, anc er shall pay out of the proceeds arising from said sale: the cost and expense ee a ee Set onaents ere aimed eae f of sale; the debt mentioned and described in the compleint and residue if eny plaintiff in the sum of #1700,00 with interest thereon from the 2nd day of to the defendants; April, 1950 until paid, interest to he computed annually at 6%, and It is further adjudged by the court that the plaintirr may be allow. It further appearing to the court that the plaintiff is entitled to a j : f ien on the real estate described in said deed of trust and as descri- ed to bid on the property at said sale, and that this cause be retained for specific lie . id ( , said complaint to the end that ssid property may he scold and this cleim further orders, bed in " end the cost of the action be satisfied in full: that al} rights ar equity Mh ¥ Wu law 2 ® . ia . this Monday, August 20th, 2922, of redemption of the defendants in said property he, and the same are herel y : forever foreclosed John L, Milholland Ora F : Cc Clerk of Superior Court, It is, therefore, considered, crdered : ad judged ty +} ‘ourt that the ty plaintiff recever of the defendants the sum of $1700.00 with interest ‘hereon i au from the ?nd day of April, 1930 until paid at 6% pavahble ann ally, and for the i cost of this action to be texed by the court; | It is further ordered, adjudged end decreed ty the court that this if Nort Ao 1 ; ; 3 1 4 3 . 9 . 2 : North Carolina, In the Superior Court, judgment be and shall constitute a specific lien on bhe lends deseribed in saia an a Hi Iredell County, deed of trust and in said complaint; i i ‘ It is firther adjudged by the court tha? | . A, Bristol he 1 he is herehv H. A. Smith 6 ( constituted a commissioner of this ccurt to sell the lands belonging to the Vs, J UDGMEN a po. § = mac defendents as described in the complaint after dne edvertisement as required hy tl i. 4. Tomlin and wife, § ia * it Ella Bell Tomlin. 4 law at the courthouse door in the city of Statesville on SAT!" DAY, the ?nd day of July 193: + 3960 t » 1A ’ sa + 4 . +) r . Uuty, ivoc, a «300 o'clock, noon, and report his setion in th: remises to This ceuse coming on to be heard and being heard before John L, Milholland the Clerk of the Court within ten days after date of sale; ‘lark ft Qagnan PG » . t Clerk of t he Supe rior Court of Iredell County , upon the verified compla int of I a t is urther ordered and ad fJuids 2d by the court that sa id commissioner he plaintiff, H. A, Smith, and other Dleadings filed in the cause, and aha? s’all pey ott of the proceeds arising from said sale the eest and expense of It eppearing to the court that Summons in this action was served on ee f Of sale and apply the residue to the navment of the plaintiff's note and if ’ i 6+} daw of Vahwmin 7 ZO “ 16th day reoruery . 1932 and returnable not later than thirty days p 2 a! ,6r the ne ‘yment of the cost and expense of sale and thd plaintiff's note therea fter, and there he v 3 7 any remainder such remainder shall be paid to the defendents, LU further appearing to the court that said summons and a copy of , the i ; 4 rad t is further ordered th: t the plaintiff may be allewed to bid at said verified complaint wes served on the defendants, T, L, Tomlin and wife, Ella sel ~ es 8nd this cause is retained for further orders, Pell Tomlin, on the 1eth day of Februery, 1932, by reading to each of said This Monday, the 30th day of May, 1932, defendants said summons @nd said verified complaint, and by leaving with 2 5 a each of said defendants a copy of said summons and a ecepy of said compleint, John L, Milholland | GLOrn OF Supéericr Court, = — it further eppearing to the court that said defendants failed to file an answer or demurer to said complaint within the time prescribed by law, a It further “ppeering to the court that this is an action brought by the Pleintiff against the defendants on a note in the sum of $1700.00 executed by eaneniniss the defendants, T, L, fomlin and wife, Ella Bell Tomlin, on or about the end day of April, 1928, ana “ee North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk Osborne Brown, Plaintiff ' vs 4 JUDGMENT Fred Lowrance, H W Lowrance, ‘ and R J Lowrance, Defendants. } This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the un. dersigned Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff filed his duly verified complaint in this action and caused summons to be issued against the defendants therein on the 4th day of August, 1932; and it appearing further that said summons together with a copy of the complaint was duly served on the defendants H W Lowrance on the 5th day of August, 1952, and on the defendant R J Lowrance on the 6th day of August, 1932 and it appearing that more than thirty days have elapsed since the date of the service of said summons and neither of the defendants hare answered, demurred or appeared, and are now in default; And it appearing further that this action was imstituted by the plain- tiff to recover judgment against the defendants on a certain joint and several promisory note under seal from the defendants Fred Lowrance, H W Lowrance and R J Lowrance to the plaintiff in the sum of $2,900.00, dated March 3, 1931, m and due ninety days after date, with interest after maturity until paid at the rate of 6% per annum; and it appearing to the Court that no payment has been made on said note, and that there is now due and justly owing to the plaintiff thereon the sum of $2,000.00, with interest on said sum from June 3, 1931, un- til paid, at the rate of 6% per annum. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover judgment against the defendants Rk J Lowrance and H W Lowrance for the sum of $2,900.00 and interest thereon fpom June 3, 1931, ugtil paid, at the rate of 6% per annum, and for the costs of this action, This the 12th day of September, 1932. John L Milholland dell Clerk of Superior Court for Ire County, North Carolina. ee me me ee "ee 365 In the Superior Court, North Carolina, Iredell County. Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company -VS- qy _ S Cc ‘ —_ Gy ~ H. M. Morrison This cause coming on to be heard before the undersicned Clerk of the 5 > 7 Sa Famher 32 10 i Nea 24 7 Superior Court, on this the 19th day of September, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff's cause of sction is 'ssed unon a written instru- - 58 promisory note; that the amount due on said ncte is certsin;: ment, to wit; a v : ) that the complaint duly verified together with copy of summons were served fe upon the defendant on the 17th day of August, 1932, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since said service and that the defendant has failed and ! neglected to answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiffs; that there is i ii) $ » Oz #1 the mndant wHn98Nn sata sha f D ) . Hy a balance due the plaintiff by the defendant upon said note of 231.00 with 1 ! ee ‘: interest from June 24th, 1942, until paid. 4 th "ff nacnyvar f the It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover o he tH ae PO % y + wT] nrnY 2 3 OZO n+ DE A Wh defendant the sum of $251.00 with interest from June 2nd, 1932, until paid, i that the defendant he with interest at the rate of six ver cent per annum: i taxed with the cost of this action, i John L. Milholland Clerk of the Supnerfor Creurt, North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. Christos Christodolona Vs. ee DU 2a Ts James Chamis, Pill Chamis, Lula Tsumas ane George Tsumas ) ) ) ) 0 0 This cause coming on to be heard hefore the undersi-ned Clerk of the Superior Court on this the 19th day of September, 1952, and it anpesring to the Court that the summons and complaint in this action were served upon the defendants, George Tsumas and Iula Tsumas on the 30th day of July, 1932; that the defendents have not answered the complaint and summons and that more than ' thirty days have expired since the service thereof; that the pleintiff's Cause cf action is based on a written instrument, to-wit, a promissory note ‘nd thé amount is certain; that the amount of the note is $801.50, with > interest from April 7th, 1931, until paid. 366 It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the nla4 ti g 5 ntire recover of the defendants, Ceorge Tsumas and Lula Tsumas the Sum of $801.5 W . 0, with interest from April 7th, 1931, until paid and that they be taxed with the cost of this action. This the 19th day of September, 1932. John L, Milhol land ~ Clerk Superior Court, \T ‘ > North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, Merchants & Farmers Rank of Statesville, North Carolina, Plaintiff, Fred Lowrance, Roy Lowrance, R. J, Lowrance, ( ) ) Vs, ) JUDGMEN?, ( H. W. Towrance and E, M. Hamle t, Defendants ' This cause coming on to be hea:d, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Cour c I sup sourt of Iredell] County, North Carelina, unon the verified complaint * the nla ; e ‘ nplaint of e plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff filed its verified comnlaint the Sth cay p ‘ molaint on the 12th cay of August, 1932, and on the same day caused summons to he ss Nie io issued in this action; and it appearing that summons was duly served on the de idant. R vrAa ‘ ° defendant, Roy Lowrance on the 13th day of Aurust, 1932, and that Summons was duly served t lefen I Ve : on the defendant, H. W. Lowrance on the 17th day of August, 19%2>+ and a arj ’ ; and it appearing thet mere than thirty days have elansed since the date of the « ; » ne service of said summons and the defendants Roy Lowrance and H. ¥,. Lowrer ce have nej 1er n a f eat S ‘ Co the popesr 9 yy > app I ed, answered or dem irred, @and are now in de ault; And it apvearing fy ler ppearing further to the Court that this action was instituted to recover judgment against th fen 1s he defendants on two certain joint and several promisory notes executed and PE ) id delivered by the defendants under seal to the Merchants & Vermers Bank of Sta TrLlle , . nk of Statesville, North Carolina, plaintiff, each being dated June 7, 1952, 6ach being a f ° . cue two months after date, each being in the sum of $3,650,00 ind a ar Ning a ae , - oe, vi C i ntveres t A © c pe . ay é t t 1i€ ra e 6% T annum g I mé and it pppe po the Pppearing to the Court that no payment has been rade on either of said notes, end the ere ° that there is now due and justly owing to the plaintiff the sum of $7,500.00 ther [Op ply ) thereon, together with interest on Said sum from August 7, 1952, waite paid, et the rate of 6% per annum: IT IS, THEREFORE IS, THEREFORE, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover judement S against the defendants Roy Lowrance ana Hh. W, Lowrance for the sum of $7,500.00, toc w f > 5 , » torether with interest on said sum from August 7, 1932, until paid, t . f at the rate of 6% per annum, and the costs of this action This the 19th cay of September, 1930 John L, Milhollend Clerk of Superior Court. ess tas nctctiiteanintinnnnternnneedin 367 grave OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT. COUNTY OF IREDELL. » FEDERAL LAND PANK OF COLUMPIA = Plaintiff, : JUDGMENT AND ORDER OF FORECLOSURE, vs$ J. H. Stewart and wife, Ida M, Stewart, Cloyd E. Stevenson, First National Penk of Statesville and J. B. Cooper, Trading as J. B. Cooper Motor Company, Defendants, This is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage made, executed and delivered to The Federal Land Pank of Columbia by the defendants J, H, Stewart and Ida M, Stewart on the SOth day of Janusry, 1924, to secure a note of even date therewith, given by the said defendent to the said The Federe’ Lend Pank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the cum of Fourteen Hundred and No/100 ($1400.00) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rete of Five & half (5%) per centum per annum from the date thereof and pavable in a certain number of definitely stated amortivation installments, the said mortgage having heen duly recorded in the office of the Kegister @f Deeds for the County and State aforesaid on the 30th day of January, 1924, in Rook 56 at page 1235, and covering the same lands described in the Complaint heretofore filed in this dause, which are located and hounded as follows: "All those three certain pieces, parcels or tracts of land containing 56 acres, 2-1/2 acres and «35 acres, mere or less, respectively, situate, lyine and being on the Lewis Ferry Public Road about ten miles West from the City of Steatesville in Shiloh Township, County of Iredell and State of North Carolina, having such metes and bounds, courses and distances as will more fully appear hy reference to plats thereof made by D, L. Raymer, Att'y. on December 17, 1923, and attached to the abstract of J. H, Stewart and wife, Ida M. Stewart, now on file with the Federal Land Rank of Columbia, Columbia, South Carolina, "The First Tract, containing 56 acres, more or less, bounded on the North by the lands of J, H, Stewart and wife, Ida M, Stewart; on the East by the lands of E.F Stewart and F, M, Ostwalt; on the South by the lands of Miss Sallie Thomes; on the West by the lands of B. Stewart and being the identical land conveyed by C. A. Stewart and wife to the said J. H. Stewart by deed dated July 18, 1905, and registered in Book 32 page 254 of Records of Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina, "The second tract, contseining 2-1/2 acres, more or less, bounded on the North by the lends of J. H, Stewart and on the West by the lands of Mrs, L, S. Raymer &énd being the identical aand conveyed to J. H. Stewart by PB. Stewart and Wife by deed dated November 16, 1909, "The third tract, containing 33 acres, more or less, bounded on the North by the lands of E, F, Stewart; on the East by E. F. Stewart and J. H. Stewart; *n the South by the lands of J, H. Stewart and on the West by the lends of Mrs. 368 of L. 8. Raymer and being the identical lend conveyed by E. F. Stewart and others to J. H. Stewart and wife by deed dated December 17, 1923, The said land being formerly owned by W. W. Stewart, deceased,” It appearing tothe eatisfaction of the Court that the Summons herein was issued on the ith day of August, 1952, and thst the same was duly served on all the defendants herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto and the Complaint, properly verified, was filed herein, as required by law, a copy of which was duly and legally served on all resident defend- ents; and it further appearing that the defendants have neither anpeared, answered nor demurred thereto and are now in default and that the facts alleged in the plaintiff's Complaint are true and covrect, that the condition of the mortgage herein mentioned has been broken and that there is now due and owing to the plaintiff on the above described indebtedness the sum of SIXTEEN HUNDRED THIRTY ONE AND 61/100 ($1631.61) Dollars, for 411 of which the plaintiff is entitled to demand judgment, IT IS, therefore, on motion of plainti*f8s attcerneys, ; ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: Pirst: That the plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, have judgment arainst the defendants for the sum of SIXTEEN BUNNPN THTRTY ONE AND 61/100 ($1631.61) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six (6%) per cantum per annum from the date hereof vuntil paid, together with the costs ana disbursements of this action; Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the plaintiff’, including the costs and disbursements of this action, is peid the lands described in the said mortgage to the olaintiff be public auction at the Court House Deor in this County on October, 1932, in accordance with law, and the proceeds thereof, after paying the sts cf this action and the expenses of the sale, including compensation for the Commissioner in an amount net to exceed five (5%) ver centum of the accepted bid, together with all past due and unpaid taxes and assessments thereon, shall be applied first upon this judgment «ne the surplus, if any, paid into this Court for the henefit of those entitled vi thereto; i Z j' Third: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: one-third (1) ) the accente } h ta Wa a . ‘ iS _ ereait, e accepted bid te be paid into Court in cash, and the balance on payable in three (3) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from date cf sale at the rate of six (6%) per centum per snnum, ' @ The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be applied toward " payment of the costs of this action, including the compensation to the Commissioner, unpaid taxes assessed up6n the vroperty and assessments which ed. may be vast due and unpaid, and judgment of the plaintiff in the order stat 8 The credit portion of the accdpted bid due plaintiff shall be evidenced by . ( irst pond or note of the purchaser, payable to the Commissioner secured "Y¥ ® f n of ™ 7H oO nertgage over the premises, and the remaining balance of the credit portt i - 369 th accepted pid, if any, shall be evidenced by @# bond or ncete at the e pchaser payable to the Comm‘sctoner, and secured by a second mortgage purch ‘ ver the premises; the said first mortgare over the premises and the bond 0 cr note secured thereby shall be assigned by the Commissioner te the plaintif® a the 8 aid second mortgage over the premises and the bond or ncecte secured an le . , ehall be held by the Commissioner subject to the further order of thereby this Court; vrovided, however, thet the purchaser shall have the right to ay in cash the whole or any nart of the credit portion of the accepted bid. 3 The purchamer shall vay for the speparation and recording of all vapers {heluding the requisite revenue stamps; provided, however, that revenue stamos need not be ‘laced @n the deed of conveyance to tre nlaintif®, should it pecome the purchaser, or on the tond securing any balance “ue the plai Fourth: Thet Robert A. Collier be, and he newb" annointed Commissioner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last pidder therefor, upon the terms herein set forth, the mortga in the Complaint herein and report his nroceedings hereunder statement of his receipts and dis’ ursement fo Purther consideration anc orders by this Court; thet, uniess th Commissioner do require the successful T™O HUNDRED ($200.00) Dollars e ither in cas r by certi money or evidence of rood faith, this sum to be 4 splied on be © compliance with the same; hut should the successful hidder fail such deposit immediately at the time of acceptance of his lid, then premises shall be at once resold or upon some subsequent sales day, 2&' attorney; however, should the successful bidder legal excuse efter fail to comply with the seid bid, without shown, then such deposit sh: 11 be delivered to the nlaintiff and rets ined by it as liquidated damages, end the premises shall thereupon be resold upon the same terms ané at such purcheser's risk on some subsequent sales day to be designated by the plaintiff or its attorney; that permission is given to The Federal lend Rank of Columbie to bid at said sale or at any resale of the said mertgageé lands and, should it become the purchaser, after paying the costs and necessary disbursements of this action, the amount of its bid shall he applied as a credit upon the judgment rendered herein; Fifty: That upon the confirmation of the sale @f said lands by the Clerk of the Court, and when the terms of sale shall have heen fully complied with, the said Commissioner shal] make title to the purchaser in fee, and thereupon the same shall te put into possession of the said premises on pro~ duction of the deed; md the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this 8 ction, the exvenses of the sale and all unpaid taxes then assessed unon the Property, shall be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in fevor 37] of the Federal Land Bank of Columbia and thereafter, until exhausted d » in discharge of 511 subsequent encumbrances in the order of their oriorit v3 Sixth: That upon the sale of the said premises alj the right, tite North Carolina, In the Superior Court, interest and equity of redemption of the defandants, J, H, Stewart Ida ¥ Iredell County. Before the Cler! ’ M, seed ee Stewart, Cloyd E, Stevenson, First National Pank, Statesville and J, p , , . . . Glede Spring Hardware & Supply Cooper, trading as J. B. Cooper Motor Co as well a per, : oe) 8 all persons whomsoever | Company, Inc., Plaintiff claiming by, through or under the same in and to the premises or any part whe -vVs- UDG MEN? thereof herein ordered to be sold be, and the same hereby are forever b J ’ Darr - VW ed Roger G. Moore, Laura S. Moore, 7} i n end foreclosed, and W. E. McNeil, Defendants, Sao OOO ROO ODD o C4 © a to Rober G. Moore and Laura S Moore, John L, Milholiana Clerk of Superior Court. This cause coming on to be heard, and teing heard. heferre the undersigned ) This the 19th day of Septemter, 1932, ; 2 AO, Twa ; an Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, Nort} Carclina, on this “ondav, j September the 26th,ca9se2, and tt appearing to the Court that on July 20th » 1982 t r a 4 < Gy Ft plaintiff caused a summons to be issued out of this Court against the ahove + named deferdants in this action, and at ne same time filed in this office a J h Car duly verified complaint; and it further annearinge that on Auru t 2nd, 1932, North Carolina, In the Sunertor Court, Roger G. Moore and Laura S. Mcore accepted service of redell tray Iredell County, Refore the Clerk, and waived service by an officer; and it further annvearing that this is an i [he Board of Drainage Commissioners 0 action against each of the defendants as endcrsers, and Roger G. Merre ss maver of pper T'ird Creek Drainare ( 9 $ 4 a4 g + KT 2Strict No 5 wip 4 rye fis Seg 3 1 ¥ 1 oy ; . > dh Hi NO, 1, ; of a certain promissory note under seal o” Roger G. Mocre, in the sum of $10002@ an Ve wei davai : : P e . sae ; . i VS. Q JUDGMENT. dated August 4th, 193] » due six months after date; and it further apnvesring 4 ae ek ( Wott T ++ my aaa 7 n ‘i a ; E f tie ze He he FP. a 3, We A. TI O 18s » and wife, ( that each of the defendants Guly endersed said ncete tefore delivery to the vnlain Hii Mrs. o Aw homas, ay Ma ie Watts, tn ; Hie tiff and that more than thirty davs have elapsed since the service of said Hg Thie. oO m4 , ¥ 2 1 ~ 5 3 7 ar | This cause eecmir on to be heard and being heard before the Hon. ‘ Summons and complaint was accepted by the defendants, Roger G. Mocre a Laura Tohn T wW4 ‘liana mp oo ' John L., Milhelland » Clerk of Superior Crurt of Iredell County. and it Ss, Moore, and that niehter of said defendant heve appesred and answered or ; © nNagngys oO tho + a7 "= is a a ate acai. 3 + . : + : 3 pin E 11] atters end things set @orth in the complaint have been agemurred or otherwise plead to said complaint within the time sllowed hy laws 3ea+tled and rc "Nat « A aeaac . nd settled, and all cost and assessments set forth in said complaint have been end it further appesring thet the criginal surmons wes not served on the de- j te + natn . / p ‘ re : =, " i _ » : 16inti » 1/So ic assessments having been paid by E. F. fendant, W. E. McNeil within time; att Ss ny Sa nt +} QO eo P 7 o ah : : < re TO eons +ne8 “ o . 5 fi - oOfh, 1961, and 2/3 of said assessments an all cests having IT IS THEREFOR#, considered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff } x rr nas Yn ry \2z ay > + yr f° + - . ° Ae Homas on ceptember 19, 1932, and it further appesring recover of the defendants, Roger G. Mcore and Laura S. Moore, jointly and that the plaintiff desiree + al . 3 ? » & } > f 2k ; 2 plaintiff desires to take a non-suit, and upon motion of Turner, severally the sum of ~1,000.00, with interest from August 4th, 1961, until peda, we ° tre Moss & .herrpe. Attorneve fan es : re inca ie ibaa d ca — a ye { 1 srvorneys for the plaintiff, IT IS THEREFORE, ORDERED, at the rate of six per cent per amum, together with the costs of this action to Tf further censidered and adjudged that JUDGED AND DECREED that the plaintiff he, and are hereby non-suited, and be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. + 40 that the cost of this + a s is t the . i st o is action he texed asninst the plaintiff. “sro the defendant, W, E, McNeil, the cause is reteined. mM} _ O72 > Lf 1 Ss Ne Ce rd day of Se nNtemt er 1935 * / aes , » a7 @) ¢ i} John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court, Iredell County. John L, Milhollend __ ; CLSKK SUPERIOR COURT. — See nner | Turner, Moss & Winberr Attorneys for the PlaintitT, ‘ a = a © ate North Carolina, In Superior Court, -edell County. sean uainmuasiin NORTH CAROLINA, ) IREDELL COUNTY. ? ~ 1U0p L. C. Canupp, trading 4s Rese ook Motor Company ae Maynard, trading as Maynard | prothers, \ -VSe This cause coming on to he heard on Monday, September 27 935 i £ ; 7, wel Sr. 1922 hefore Stearns RProthers, Incorporated: The Realty Loan and Insurance Comoany, aor ph gg ube de eu _ : P « dh ; : mnternrise Incorporétec trot summons was issued on August @¢ 1932 and a verified complaint was en fend ts Lr g Defendants, sos canes JUDGMENT. ree and Jesse McConnell, Bondsmen. { 4 - { Jonn L, Milrolland, Céerk Superior Court and being heard and it apnearing et Nt es a ee ee ee ee es r tc . filed on August «: 1932 and at the same time 4 writ of claim and delivery ‘ e ) ; Mot i Z2CQ > 1 anc This cause coming on to be near ny heing heard before Hon Joh 7 ned for a Pontiac Cer, Motor oO. 203368 , Serial No. 1808045-Tandan it : , 1. John L, Milhollana, Clerk of Superior Creurt 0! Tredell County, 28” f+ earing to Sedan anc it further appe: ring that the summons and complaint were served 7 ; . 4 ’ the Ccurt that the plaintiff ana defendants ave agreed to the followin eay con" lanl ¢ C f >} ea in the same to Me. ts Lee ay copy of } lal j I Boud t 3} e } settlement: somplaint ith HE. C. Lee and tnt the Sheriff took into his possession by . j j j : st That the plaintiff ie the owner of ar entitled to tl nossessi virtue orf sal vrit a claim and delivery the car ahove described and that 1 . ms yas , , 7 Ltilec ssession : aaa 1 4 { ; : : : of a piano cescribed in the complaint id ar was delivered by H. C. Lee giving bond with Jesse McConnell as wo f ° ee ; ; “ ; ond. That the costs of this action be taxed agsinst the defendants. ; im, it fh nther annearin tat more than thirty day heave elapsed since } LS "¢ O} \ I O? Be I C & ( for D3 7%, i ¢ % sryice of the summons § the filing of the compleint and it further i soe : ’ ’ : : ee ae = se and agreed to by C. B. Spencer attorney for the defendants, & fudeed: g pari hat a camniaint was dulv verified and that no answer 48s been . ; : ; lst. That the plaintiff be an he is hereby Geclered, the owner of an Tt ig there ; A : as ituaned that v 7 tare ; entitled to the possession of the niano described in the compli int, gd this i refore ordered and adjudged that the plainti recover of ee he em fe. in effect a bili of ale for the san > af ¢ Tea +} 27} of $15¢( OOM with inte et Fram Anril £ cS judg: ent be, na iS, in eriecu a 24. Os i ¢ O! oa . ‘ ~ wet 150,00 wit intere: rom Apri . Q : } . . nd. That the defendants recov rr nothing of ti nlaintiff by reason of 13 er ce r annu Y he cost of this action. T + ia ft . f > : 1 . 1 ~{ alleged count er-cla im set for tt in the answer. Ls e fC 107 erdere S11 ed that +} V¢ y ' ie ; - : 20 ra, That the costs of this action be taxed ¢ inst the defendants, oO" max t possession ¢ the Pontiac Londor edan Car, Mote O. YOOU, cael ;dder [This the ©7th day of September, 1952. ‘tal No. 1€08043 end sell the same at public auction to ¢t! nire : John L. Milhol land for cash afer due edvertisement as by law prev CTerk Sunerior Court. at } e same Wea s oplied toward the vse ymen t of the e event possession of t car cannot be delivered to the laintif! o! i By Consent: t he vent the said car shall be demaged that tre laintiff recover of the ondsmen, Jesse McConnell, the sum of 150,00 with interest at six per cent C. B. Spencer _ atterney for Plaintif” er annum from April 28, 1962 an 1 the cost of this action. “ctor meson ee aa Cas Sept. 27th, 1252, John Ae Mi holland Gierk Superior Court. —_— 375 y er: n th S ner n (th North Carolina, In the Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court, ’ Iredell County. Refore the Clerk Iredell County. Before the Clerk, Gurney P. Hood, Comm, 6f Banks 9 and E. L. Cox, Liquidating Agent ( . for the benefit of the Merchent 0 0 ( 0 Hood, Comm, of Banks, and E, L. Cox Liquidating agent, for the benefit of the Merchant & and Farmers Pank JU I Ferrers Benk, TIVOOVEN'T 7 INal DYDD T na -VS- VUUUMENI ¢ Y #4 EH FOR {HR " > OY CLERK ON « NOYVE, G. B. Ketchie, J. A. Gilbert an G. F. Houck te 1 ws A. Gilbdert and G. F. Houck OOOO OO OOS ~~ This cause coming on to be heard hefore the underai ned (1 eee are a » ce See Enamnnareerr ee EA eee This cause coming on to be heard before the undersio ic Ed 1se in; Y e hes ITC tne 1d Slened Clerk of th ae ‘ , ‘ one Superior Court of our v ar Nondav OCcetoher 1Q % : ba ont 5 : vY . P + i t : we 9 © S / Sunerior Cecurt of Iredell County, on Monday . Ste. a4 a VY, or onday, October -. 1932, anc being heard end 4t appearing rt, thet ti Plmiritar? in thie ection scused acs it appeering to the Clerk end to the Court thea the Pl; tern r+ oe. oe aaeeeed in this to be issued from the Clerk of the Superior Court ef Iredell County. on the ’ tion caused summons to issudd from the Cle.« of the Suverinn Car ‘ Leaiaa e ; 2U - eT ,0urt of 26th Gav of aus ust, 193: » age inst the AGefendants any + tne 4 nereonal service of tr a edel ee tines OR+M Ace — “ae % 7 - Iredell County on tl ; h day c xUugust, 1952, against the defendants ena ‘ 7 , laf l nts end the sai summons as mad on a&ll of the defendants hv leavine with the a cOoNDY . : +} 0 4 nay ¢ 4 pm 4 a $A 29 A , 7 & rsonal service o 1@ Salq summons was made on all of the defendant } -- t 2 er1endants ot oY Y copy oO the lei Ws e Cc laint rior to } hey leceu urt +1 + i a" wW<F f +4 e11m™M : y leévin vi tt nem a copy of the summons and a copy of the Plaintire a : -« . + Aa SS - 8s ratiry ate mentioned 7* +) en 4 c e return ntioned i : : verified complaint prior to the return cate mentioned in the summo : | rn summons rther ; rn * ne ; : r esrin oO e Ccur {al 1 3 Ul We no 34 faamthan « . "4 " ‘ ° } HY it uz" -r appearing to the Court that the plsintirr "dled es dul ee . . aaa } 1UL i au y ' val aj + 4 o ieee ao eal | ry} 0 cynrt oY + +} _ a Rad 1 4 arn ok ad ae ae PPS, can is ne 1 C lajy in he o ice of the Clerk of the Court on +t 26th dav of ae | } Il i a1 5 + ‘ : ; + at this is ar et ion on rr oO Yo ¢ ‘ mouyr be i ’ - ified a+ } Zn) + } + 1% 2 2 ] oe » rhe thie ia 2 C8112 f - 2 . P , . ’ ’ sit iS ¢ -AuSe oO action up promisory nete for $ ’ 4 pon & promiso. 1 oY tein an thet more then thirty. cs have els . ro) ervic c t ai He i 5 amount certain anc that more than Thirtr Do } a en 1 ! ’ s I Unan LNirt Vveays nave elapsed from the ser- ; , 7 $ } } : ‘ lapse ro 2 ser summons ay verified complaint on each er ll of the ee syammank Ayes 44 { aid summons ane verified complaint on eadh and all of the said complaint on each and all of the said defendants, ar hat mere than thiety lk i ete | ee nirty csys have elapsed from the return date y pdeys have elapsed from the return date mentioned in +} sa fj smMmMOoY and that a ici goad Rada eee ae a ag i . defendants have net filed any answer MM othe defence: te Mies wee 24108 any enewer it a _ edie buts . ‘ : ¥ In one, 2 = « a : 2 ik i 4 in { a ue oO fact and it annes rine to the issue of fact and it avvearing to the court in 4 re Se ih ee a aie: he ++) 6: due 4) Ik i rn y Bi ri _ , td S entitled to recover cof the defendants the sum cf recover of the said defendants the sum of six hundred and thirty seven do 4 : irty seven dollars with interest on the same from the lst with in‘erest on the same from the lst day of august 1950, at the rate cfs , same m the lst da: ia st, ls ne or Jenusry, 1929, at the rate of six vercent per annum until paid, on percent per annum until paid, on account of said note: i -count of seid note, , ; It is therefore, ordered end edjudged thet the pleintiff recover o it is therefore ‘ orderec ;: nc ad judged that he pnlair tif” recover of said defend: nts in this dation ih ne ot atx hendeed end thirty seven in} iawn 7 | - nroe ~ + zs e si : ‘ - : f : 239 fi cefendeants in this action the sum of six hundred and thirty seven dollars, with interest thereon from the lst dav «f Aucust 1930. nt six nercent until | $4} intanact +} ‘ ie oa ; are F : a : arn : - a r ; : i a ie ia “eon from January lst, 1929 at six percent until veid, end paid, snd the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of | fourt. costs of this action to 1 . f lls ac n » be taxed by the Cle ees "ph : ~ 3 : > Clerk c he Court. This the 3rd day of October, 193°, John L, Milholland : Clerk cf the Suvntrior Court, John L, Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court. North Carolina, In the Suverior Court, Iredell County. 1 Pub lic Indemnity Company | -Vs- ‘ nt be’ ’ ' G e = J U D G i al N he 4rier-Lowranée Construction Co, This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the 376 to the Court that the above entitled action was cormenced in this Court on the 17th day of Merch, 1952; that the pleintiff and defendant ase opcca ¥ , 2 th it +} : far 1A A } : . im] in Court in iat the defendant did on the 2nd day of May, 1932, file “ answer to the original complaint. I further appears to the Ceurt thet th ad - tne at the plaintiff made a motion in this Court on the ©°9th day of June. 1920 t ~ 9 ae fa» “0 ay na ha , a 5 wh } mo > woe ) pa amend the pleadings, which metion was heard on July 9th, 1952, when both the plaintiff and defendant were represented by counsel; that on the 9th day of 4 o ‘ 11 7} of July, 195% plaintiff was allowed to file an amended complaint sand the de ‘endent was allowed thirty devs within which to answer the amended complaint it further appesrs to the Court thet mere then thirty deys heave elapsed since the filing of the amended complaint by the plaintiff, and that the defendant a > Gerendant ’ fatlaeA + anawan yn jam ir ¢ a4 » ay ‘ rit « } - 1 iled Pa) swer o7 femut Oo said complaints that the amount ; llesed to in the an ended com aint bs thea P 1AOaY +} , $ PSP " } } ! 1ded omnlej he defendant to the Dlaintift’ 54696 ,62 } tannpna? Pram Lor, 5+} OY S()e he t;} > sir ‘+ } Pp } res rom hay 6th, 1940; that the vnisinti nes satisfied the Court MO? V5 A ~ ha lage ,a Ayn + and tha t+ s ; 3 \ cleimec C Gur 8 correct anc at tT salc amount is not ( ] pute ' It is ther fore, cons idered, ordered, snd adjudged that th Olaintiff ALP OVE?) sf +) lefendant +-} evar > @©€A4f0R af ; " f : wane 4 ao sum of $4696.62 with interest from May 6th, 1950, til id, ( cetencant be taxed with the cost of this action, John L, Miltclland Clerk Suvertor Court, Ct > \ T OLI Ay ( Y ( IREDELL, EDERAL LAND PaNK CF COLUMPIA, ) PusTntiyt ( \ ( JUDGMEN DER ( \ -VSe Y { ORECLOSURE, i ‘ rke ve G. Clarke J Db. 0 | y y ¥ H ’ be - Jones, Re ver ( euccessor to C, L, illiarms 2e0 ( ; of ‘Orr , {a7 a + ) an mmercial itional] ank, ay MaLCo] ( © > YY) lyn a ron, ew ° . Cle r] e, i! efendants, ( a This is an at i aia : . coos as an ection for the foreclesure of a mortgace mede, executed and ‘ le i er ec The F M¢ ‘ 3 ~ , delivered to The ederal Land Rank of Columbia by the defendant, C. L, Clark 4A Teeed es Win ws i: 4 we MeSsie Clark on the 30th day of September 19°2, to secure a note of even s date therewith, given by the said defendant to the said The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the sum of Twenty-four Hundred and No/100 Dollars ($2400.00) » with interest thereon at orm FOhe OF Five & half (54) per centum per annum from the date thereof and payable in a certain number of definitely stetea amortisetion tneterimenee the said mortgeac having heen duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the County and State a foresaid on the 30th day of September, 1922, in Book 56 at page 94, and covering the same lands described in the Complaint heretofore f seen in Side cause, which are located and bounded as follows; ®a11 that certain piece, parcel or tract of land conts indy 1°? aeves a more or less, situate, lying and being on the Southern Railrond phent 1/o mile West from the town of Eufola in Felistown ewnshin, County ef Iredell] State of North Carolina, having such shapes, metes, courses and distances ag will more fully appesr by reference to a nlat thereof made by Ss, 0 Lazenby, surveyor, on May 4, 1922, 8 copy of which is attached to the ahstract of Cc. Lb. Clark now on file in the office at the Federal Lar Fank of Celumt La, S. C., the same being bounded on the Nort} by the lands of ; i We wet 2. Clarke; on the east by the lends of J, » Robb heirs; on the Sout} by the lands ur Oo; CG. Caark end T, ©, Guy and on the ogc by Dor. Guy and C. 0. Clark ‘an being the identical land heretofore conveyed to the said C, L. Clark by John D. Clark and Alex M, Clark, dated May 2a, 19ee .* Hf It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court +) a Et umrense herein By was issued on the 19th day of August , 1932, and thet the same lly served on qa i 611 the defendents herein more then thirty (0) days vrior reto snd the hi 1k Complaint properly verified was filed herein, as required by law, a copy of which was duly and legally served on 411 resident defendants: #1 it further 1 r a ’ a oi 7 ‘s ‘ : i < eppesring that the defendants C, » Vlerk, if ark, J, D, ark, and #, ; | 6 i; 7 Jones, ReC,., Successor to C, L, illiams, Rec. o ommereial Nationa an] he ” ” wELC m f ron, Aamr, ¢ A. &, Clerk, have neit! r ¢ Neny od So? ea ner Tne aaa demurred thereto and are new in default and thet ts allered in ine ee oe a) 1 fe tiff's Complaint are true and correct, tnat. % condition of he mert f rer i mentioned has been broken and that there is no le € cw tr to leintiff a the above described indebtedness the sum of ‘wer ty-Five indred Lxty Six & 8/100 ( *¢ 566.08) Dollars, for sll cf hic the plaintiff is entitled to lary Net pian ° : " : .. 2 . ‘ Judgment, Ii IS, therefore, on moction of pleintiff's attorvers, oo ORDERED} ADJUDGED AND DECREED: First: that the plaintiff, he Federel Lay ank cf Columbie, have Jucgment ardinst the defendants for the sum of Tweyr ive Hundred Sixty Six 8/10¢ ($2566.08) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six (6%) per EeNntiwm ». ° 5 . } centum per annum from the date hereof until paid, toret r with the costs and Gishureana-y . c ishbursements of this action; Second: Theat, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the Dir +4 3 a . a a i. : . Plainti Lg including the costs and disbursements 6f this action, is naid immedi- » ari intiff be acid at ately, the le nds described in the said mortgage to the plai ray Public auction at the Court House door in this County on the 4th day of Nov., 1932 , . ; ae . “, in accordance witt law, end the proceeds thereof, after paying the costs of this action and the expenses of the sale, including compensation for the oO / 0 C missioner in an amount not to exceed five (5%) per centum of the accepted aes assessments thereon, shall together with all past due and unpaid taxes ond h 2 © @yplied first upon this judgment and the surplus, if any, veid into this Court for the benefit of those entitled thereto; 3°78 Thirds het the terms of sale shall be as follows: One Four th (2) Fifth: Thet upon the confirmation of the sale of s¢ id lands by sil 4 i of the accepted bid to be paid into Court in cash, and the balance on o the Clerk of the Ccurt, and when the terms of sal hall have been fully - 1 credit, . ehie in Four (4) equs2 annual instellments, with interest thereon fr complied with, the said Commissioner shall make title te the purchaser in fee, On from : i ae oh dein. wae Ob wk (6%) per centum ver annum, and thereupon the same shall be put into possession cf the said vremises on | dice kkok conten ot Oh sncented bid skBll be apeltes toward ta production of the deed; and the } roceeds of sale after paying the costs of this | se we Che suete of nie oe ion, including the compensation to the action, the expenses of the sale and all unpaid taxes t} , assessed unon the ] ‘ommissioner, unpaid taxes assessed unon the property ar assessments which property, shall be avnolied first to the satisfection of this judgment in fevor | in » and unpaid, end judement of the clatHterf in the erdas stated, of The Federal Land Pé nk of Columbia and thereafter, until xhausted, in dise ne avedit vestion of the #5 fepted bid due plainti€f shall be evidenced by charge of all subseaudnt encumbrances Lm. Of 0} r of neir oritv: {i eer ae of the purchaser, payable to the Commisstoner secured by a sixth; That upon the sale of the said vremises all t! right, title, Kirst Mortgame over the premises, § nd the remaining belance of the credit interest and equity of reden ption of the defendants, C. L, ls : ee ela dicacas 4 <4 the secented bid, if. any, she ll be evidenced by a bond or note of Clark, J De ae rk, anc E. . Jones, Rec., Sumsessor te go {lliams, eC, ser payable to the Comn isstoner, and secured by a seoond mortgage of Commercial National ank, end ! Lcoln ameron, ee , - : over nremises;: the said first m rtrage over the premises and the hond or as well as all persons whomsoever claimi: by, through « Pr ‘ LY eeured +t real ‘ ‘ all he ¢: ic:rned 1 the Commissioner to ft! laintif we - — zy au wie te ; — oe oo on es re Ores sansa EA the same hereby ere, forever bar1 d or losed, } . 0 j i¢ at ¢ furtrer ¢ ler c ‘ Ourts ( 6a, owever, '% t me er ll have the right to in cash the rt ash t eurt. } o rt redit aortion o t ccented bic, e irchneser This ora ¢ c Woes ] . | ('C attior cord ty of 1] aners Lr udj e ree 4 ; a’ 2d, however, that revenue § bean need net be én thd deed « oni to LeinciTtr , ou) Lt C ; : ( , or or 0} Cc } > } nlinintiff. I"¢ th: ha t obert a, Uollier be, and he heret is, enpolr ted Commiss- SYATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ) toner of his Court to advertise ar sell to the last and hi haat hidder therefor, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. COUNTY OF IREDELL. ) or terms rei et forth, the mortgaged lands described in the Compleint ort eceedin en r with caniete statement of Bas | \ The Federal Land Pank of Columbia, 0 ced bursements for further consideration and orders ' thi pourts Plaintiff. 0 ] , ] 1 CC I Ss . € Commissioner? o require — 6 JUDGME! Mat. nang " OF FORECLOS™RE. ceessful §;dder to denosit $ 4-} him thi sum of wo Hundred ($: 0,00) H, J. Line and wife, Sallie Lipe, ( | J. T, Smith, H. H. Doggett, B. FB. ( ither in cash or by certified check, as earnest money or eviacence of Doggett and J, H. Thomas, trading 4s 0 , Doggett Mcetor Sales Co, ) on ith, this sum to he ‘lded on the bid should there be a compliance Defendants. 9 ith the same; but should the successful bidder fril to make suc! bidder's ; . his ig an action for the foreclosure of & mortgage made, executed end isk, on the sai sales da Or udoen som ubsenuent sales day at the cption of , S616s cay ! delivered to The Federal Land Bank of Columbis by the defendents, H, J. Lipe ake the 92 secure a note of even date and Sellie Lipe, on the 19th day of June, 1925, to the said The Federal Land Bank of intiff or its attorney: ay r its attorney; hewever, should the successful bidder m + said deposi and thearan fta i as , eafter fail to comply with the said bid without just cause therewith, given by the said defendant to or legal excuse s! own +} m ; $e § @yY su@ devosit aha = . Y intiff , it all b> delivered to the ple Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the su of nd retained by it as li a ereon e > is gquidat ed amares ne the or shall thereupon b ’ e vremises sna Twelve Hundred and No/100 ($1200.00) Dollars, with interest tt at th resold upon ttl same terms : 5 A same terms id at such purchaser's risk on some su! sequent rat f r the dete thereof eo of GAveread one-half (5%) per centum per ennum from the 9 1les dav to } jaa Le r) + j } ur 4 tif > + t . srnev: t } é permi nd pa va e tain numt eY © . ee LG “ the D. ntl C i . ; ’ ’ r £ E ec OT s a 107 ne’ ¥ ‘ ] 2 in a cer | is given to The Federal Land } reaera and rank . Gol : > a ( ink of Columbia to bid et said sale or at any ments, the said mortesge heaving eee aus recorded in the office of the Re- resale of the s a ia mo »t roo - Oth dey of June { I POE ea Y) lg ny 2 5 ] 7 t b y rey aser, St t fo esaid on t he £ ’ 6 ands nd , st OULC 1 ecome the u ene gis ter oO ' Deeds for the County and a 6 8 a : J paving the costs and neces ‘ ibped in the ‘ SUS 1d necessary irsements f j e ameun he same land describe : isbursements of this action, the ame : 1925 n Book 56 at page 175 and covering the 88 1 , gt , ‘ oo : c ’ , ae Complaint heretofore filed in this cause, which ere located not Dement bid shell be anr 4 19 anplied es a credit upon the judgment rendered nerein;3 follow 83 th 3! ®n1) that certain , 8 () let tr or parce oO land con j y > ing 116 acres, more or less, located, lying and being in Falls town Township, County of Ir a ll * 8 e ’ State of North Caroline, being bounded on the North by the lands of 3. b. Dingler, Walter Sherrill and Peter Vanderburg, on the East by the lands of Peter Vanderburg, on the South by the lands of Peter Vanderburg, Steve Williams and H, a, Smith, on the West by the lands of W, R, Overcash and Pill Campbell; end having sugh shape, metes, courses and distances as will more fully appesr by reference to a plat thereof made by W, w, Williamson, Surveyor, May 25, 1925, which vlet is on file with the Federal Land Fank of Columbia," It anpearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summons herein was issued on the 19th day of august, 1932, and that the same was duly served on all the defendants herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto am the Complaint, pronerly verified, was filed herein, as required by law, a copy of which wes duly and legally served on ell resident defendants; end it further appearing that the defendants H, J. Lipe and wife, Sallie Lipe, v4 Smith, H. H. Doggett, R. FE. Doggett and J. H, 1 trading as Deggett Motor Sales 9 1OMmas , Co. have neither appeared, answered nor demurred thereto and are new in default anc thet the facts alleged in the plaintiff's Complaint are tme end correct, that ne condition of the mortgage herein mentioned has been broken and that there is now due end owing to the plaintiff on the above described indebtedness the Hundred Twenty-One and 21/100 ($1421.21) Dollars, for 211 of sum of Fourteen which the vlaintiff is entitled to demand judgment, IT IS, therefore, on motion of plaintiff's attorneys ‘ ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECR!ED; Firsts: That the plaintif The Federal Land Pank «f Columbia, have , judgment against the defendants H. J, Lipe ana Sallie Lipe for the sum of Four- teen llundred Twenty-One and 21/100 ($1421.21) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rete of six (6%) per centum per annum from the date hereof until paid, together with the costs ana disbursements of this action; That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the Second: ‘ pleintiff, including the costs and disbursements of this action, is paid immedi ately, the lands described in the said mortgage to the plseintiff be sold at public auction at the Court House door in this County on the 4th day of Nov., 18S is in accordsence with law, and the preceeds thereof, after paying the costs of thi 9 at aa tis : sioner action and the expenses of the sale, including compensation for the Commiss4 tn en amount not to exceed five (5%) per centum of the accepted bid, together with all past due and unpaid taxes and assessments thereon, shall be applied first upon this judgment and the surplus, if any, padd into this Court for the benefit of those entitled thereto; “ onethird (1/3) redit, Third: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: and the balance one me &ccepted hid to he paid into Court in cash, payable in three (5) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from date of sale at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum. 38] , The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be applied toward the ne vnent of the costs of this ection, inckuding the compensation to the Comet ietokes unpaid taxes assessed upon the property and assessments which mav he ake ag. end unpaid and judgment of the plaintiff in the order stated, The credit portion of the accepted bid due plaintiff shall he evidenced by a bond er nate af tha purchaser payable to the Commissioner secured by a first mortgace over the pre- mises, and the remaining halance of the credit vortion of the accepted hid, 1f any } shall be evidenced by s bond or ncte of the vrurchaser pavable to the Commissioner, and secured by a second mortgare over the premises; the said first mortgape over 5 the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be assigned by the 1 Commissioner to the plaintiff, and the said second mertrare over the premises and Commissioner subject to the bond or note secured thereby shall be held by the the further order of this Court; porvided, however, that the rchaser shall have Hi the right to pey in cash the whole or sny part of the credit vertion of the accep-= Hi ted bid. The purchaser shell pay for the nreperation and recording of #11 vavers i ii including the requisite revenue stamps; porvided, hewever, thet revenue stamps it need not be vlaced on the deed of convevyence to the plair tiff, should it become i! the purchaser, or on the bond securing any helance due the plseintiff, Hi Fourth: That Robert a. Collier, be, ar he hereby is, anpcinted Commission- iW { er of this Court to advertise and sell to the last and hiphest bidder therefor, . 1 me upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgered lands described in the Complaint ii herein end report his proceedings hereunder with a complete statement of his re- he ceipts and disbursements for further ec nsiceration anc orders by this Court; that, he unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, the Commissioner do require t Successful bidder to deposit with him the sum of Two Hundred $$200,.00) Dollers either in cash or by certified check, as earnest money or evidence of rood fai this sum to be applied on the bid should there he a complsince with the same; but Shoulc the successful idder feil to make such denosit immediately at the time Of acceptence of his tid, then the said premises shall be at once resold at suc at +hea bidder's risk, on the sume sales day or upon some subsequent wales day, Option of the pleintiff or its atter ev: however, should the successful bidder the said bid without méke the said deposit and thereafter fail! to comply with just cause or legal excuse shown, then such deposit shall he delivered to the plaintiff and reteined by it as liquidated damages, end the premises shell there- upon be resold upon the same terms unc at such purchaser's risk on some subsequent Seles day to be designated by the plaintiff or its attorney; that permission 1s Biven to The Federal Land Bank of Columbin to hid at said sale or at any resale of the saig mortgaged lands and should it ecome the ourchaser, after naying the costs and necessary disbursements of this action, the amount of its bid shall he ®pPlied as a credit upon the judgment rendered herein; 382 Fifth: ‘that upon the confirmation of the sale of sasia lands by of the Court, and when the terms of sale shall have been fully complied with th ths 18 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 the deed. and the preceeds of sale after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale and e111 unpaid texes then assessed upon the oroperty, shall be annlied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Pank of Columbie end thereafter, until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encum- brances in the order of their priority; Sixth: ‘that upon the sale of the said premises all the right, title, interest end equity cf redemption cf the defendants, H, J. Live anda Wife, Sallie Lipe, J. T. Smith, H, H. Doggett, B. RB. Doggett, and J. H, Thomas, trading as Doggett Netor Sales Co,, as well as all persons whomsoever clseiming by, through or undes the same in end to e premises or any vart thereof herein ordered to be sold he, anc the same heret re, forever barred and foreclosed, John L, Milholland Clerk of Suverior Court. t oY d c UCle,s oor. North Carolina, In Superior Court Iredell County. Statesville Industrial Bank { vs JUDGMENT Hattie Mae McNeir, Annie Adams and John H Gray, Surety This cause coming on to be heard on October 6th 1932; And it appearing to the Court that the defendants, Hattie Mae McNeir and Annie Adams, have consented to judgment demanded in the complaint and have agreed with the plaintiff that the value of the property seized and replevied is One Hundred and Twenty-five ($185.00) Dollars; And it further appearing that John H Gray signed the replevy bond of the defendmts in the sum bf One Hundred and Twenty-five ($125.00) Dollars at the time the replevy bond was filed on July 15th; It is now ordered and adjudged by consent that the plaintiff re cover of the defendants the sum of One Hundred Three ($103.75) Dollars and Sevedr ty-five Cents, with interest from the 9th day of July, 1932, and all costs of this action texed by the Clerk, Oe 383 It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, John H Gray, the sum of One Hundred and Twenty-five ($125.00) Dollars to be discharged, however, upon the delivery bf the defendants to the plaintiff of one Ford Model "A", Station Wagon, Motor No. A1555165, with damages for its deterioation and detention, together with the costs of the action and, if such delivery cannot for any cause be had, the said John H Gray, i surety, shall pay to the plaintiff the sum of One Hundred and Three ($103.75} R Dollars and Seventy-five Cents with interest from the 9th day of July, 1932, ti together with all costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L Milholland ia Clerk of the Superior Court ey By Consent: E M Land 1, Attorney for plaintiff Hugh G Mitchell 1 Attorney for defendants, Hattie Mae f h McNeir and Annie Adams, ae iH Wi 3 ey Shae te i } Wie eh Pe NO LINA, in 1 ( eurt, Irede t Home Building & Loan Assecciation ( of Statesville, North Carolina { Q) FIN -VSe- ( CO} 7 LA. L. J. Harrington and ife, Rosalee ( Harrington, ( This cause coming on to be heard being heard upen the revort of tke Commissioner,, T. S. Coffey, the commissioner appointed by the court in the It appearing to the court that in obedience to an order made by the after due advertise- Court on the 15th day of August, 1932, the commissicner ment as prescribed by iaw exprsed to public sale on Thursday the 15th day of September, 1952, at 12:00 o'clock noon at the Ceurthouse Dopr in Statesville the lend end Building & Loan Stock described in the petiticn end in the judg@ ment in this cause, and bhat sat said sale the Home Building © Loan Associathm of Statesville became the last snd highest bidder for the land add stock for + the sum of $1351.62, and It further appearing to the Court that more than twenty days have elem ~~ @nd there has been no increased bid and thet the price paid fer said lam ‘ > / 384 and stock was all that it was reasonatly worth and thet the Commissioner r ity ” eco nd Tame; 8 ; i e confirmetiocn of the sale, North Caroline, n » ri lourt, fo - + Ani ] i+ furt } er eannes ring a 4 he Court t? + there has t een a wre ‘ois a4 Tredell unty. IT pe j stri. ution of the funds as is shown by the reports; , Lon } lotor Co ( carclina bo . sae ite ; : Lantana ana nak - : | y It is therefore, ordered, decreed and adjudged by the court thet said eae § JUDGMENT. ‘ot ; as H . ( sale be an the game is ret ratified and in a respects confirn ; Tre ae) a. -t ne? 8nd The a Sam Shore 4 conr iss Le ner is } or aby directed I y the couyl > to execute and ae Li ‘ ; LOCUU ana 1e ver bo th a oak So é : On filing the foregoing statement and confession; _ e oe ’ & eed in fee simple cenveying the lend described in the com laint ig fa = . ’ C- , properly ea, i ; : rather with the note therein referred to: Hi trensfer and deliver to the rchaser saic Home Building & Loan Stecr o. * i { 1 { CHK. i it It is considered, ordered anc : qu ed 1 1} oO . ner * ny John L. Milhollana tiff Cer rolina Motor Compeny, recover f f inst +} : lafe da ad : ; s Clerk of Superfor Court, sum of Two Hundfed Seventy and No/100 ($270.00) Doll: rs, ith inter said sum at the rate of six per cent ver annum from Oct ay o1it = , until paid, according to the terms cf said confession, together wit) costs, his October 6th, 192% Went} arnlins . : WO C Lt 9 In the Suvnericr Cert ; rt T 7 Sv) = , 4 i ount . OY +} 7 wa? r 1 aot ne . Jon « Milhel ry Cc Ct ? ‘Lr ’ ol) Count ( 0 f ( ¥ f \ - - ( ION < JU] > NT. ( ) A y 1] 7 a + y 4 : 5 ° ’ « 1 > nr Title ection, heretl C a Ry pigs a a oeaneey North Cerolina, Th Sey S11 ve @ CarolinsNotcy Yomnanyw fp oa 2 > rn mf ti - MOM ly OF Statesville, N.' C., paaintiff, hi p ‘ de ‘OIIN tay ai ny } sum of Two Hundred Seventy nd No/101 a as eve Iredell Coun a S nt’ Os it ($: O,0C with interest from 1 a OCctohenrn 17 +} ) Ze ana +} $ } | | f gas an authorize the entrw arf om lie a eo ‘ eee \ | c J 11¢ ent herefor age inst Se } IN ( L¢ RS ( | T I wi i LU { ih ae “e T) confession of fix men + So ' P .% ° ‘ JUGEMenv J O7 lebt ow justly due from Sam Shere to f i . * aYrisily fram th, ¢° ) a : ~ 4 sii n , = ’ a ; CL LOW facts: For the vurchese price «f ‘Us ; nes A humber : . ! ' FOO OO OS OS . tomobile chased bv Sam @ : i rt see Gem enore enc note given therefor, which sum is due , rator J. A, Smi t al — ’ Lr t Tr Over andar anhaw 7 ° eseve ell just demands that Sam Shore has against the uJ € Ws has A ay } in heard ? fore +} Hon. John L, Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County end it appearé RSL le eb aria iatiarecetaede r C 4 2 ~ QO = | br »~ 2 ) = + ° ~ te - 4 | ee rn Sam Shore se int that 211 matters and things set forth in the co anh ate ager wee . } Settled and all cost end assessments set forth in said complaint have been 1] iF : - aae eam Shore hein hsiw eawane ba : neta : 1 ‘Uiy sworn, deposes and sayss That the facts stated in peid to the Dlaintiff and all costs havine heer aid ay it rt r anneare | | ' i 6 Ove cor « sion ipe ¢t : / F 58107 ‘ rue f c } + , cane a ‘ + Ve : 3 aet . na that the amount of the judgment in the above ing that the Plaintiff desires to take a non-suit, snd uvon metion of eh ‘ ae confession sre true ana +3 » » ™ ; , . 4ii( na 1 he ¢ \ + ~~ - ° . : 0) > te “ ‘ a ee ee , me amoun of the judgment confessed is justly due surne ry Voss ®& l/inberry ; Attornevsa for the nleintift : the pls intifrf eee : uy Ta "Litt TW. 7 ratty " 9 IT IS THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDCED AND DECREED that the plaintiff be, a “ : and Sam Shore nd is hereb: non-suited, and that the cost of this action he taxed against the Dlainti rr yy »y +7 ay ? + | eworn to anc subscribed before me if this the 6th day of October 1932; : ber, 932, an Smith This the 7th day of October, 1932. ept. Clerk Supertor Court John L, Milholland i Clerk of Sunerior Court. Turner, Moss & Winberry J PYC. D. Moss Attorneys for Plaintiff. ; ‘ A 386 North Carolina, In the Superior Court 3 8 7 Iredell County. North Carolina, a. Ba wee as rt. H, L. Newbold, Receiver ; Iredell County. Judgement of : | o Non-Sutt ' 1 ee we This eause com r t } heard afan cao | Lf Sec ¢ lin on 0 é ra be ore he unders i ned 07 ee c ) = ooo oS the Superior Court end it appearing to the Court that +} ; a Pe Ce mera ° ferries to thi CROWELL CONTRACTING COMPANY action have adjudted t1 natters a1 dif€erences between themsalvwe e i This cause coming on to be f an +} sigs aioe ce it 42a therefore ordeared -onsiad e ; 1 . é 7 oe a red, considered, and adjudged that the Y - tad oy , spn : the Superior Ceurt upon motion of non-suit hr Mesean: ree es onsuited and r 1 Cats he taxed wit} thre eost . ° Attorneys for Plaintiff, <a John L, Milhellana It is, therefore, erdered : b 4s Peak ice ae a er ae Clark A TS eee | k W rio CO : and it is hereby non-suited and taxed with t} roe4 * , - Nort} arolins In » Co. r V ( 4 ’ ; 1 y ee -VSe 4 T Y » + 9 I jell \ 4 i se Tels is ks redeil County, \ LO} ( 4 + ( \ j s 4 os { \ | ° ° rn i my | 1a we > ‘ . 4 } * 1 . face tg \ The American Agriculture] Chemical 9 ; ° Ly . e a | Comnar A 1 LOE v ; ( ’ \ y re k “V5 = . 4 : ; { a or nr TH } > » ° T ° f ’ e o pes On met ¢ ¢ > rity try t+ ay ~ fan . ’ ni Tt 4 his cause comi on to be befo | . L Ls ordere y : ajudged that »tinor ‘ A the eam a ” + ] nr f » + > 4 ‘ 4 ¢ j ‘ t s¢ OY } t ( ( ( ? ve j 4 j hapealkh. YAY asaae ‘ ‘ t re n=-sui 1 ay { bt i oe : ‘ ection is dismissed, he cost haviy heen +) ha mmnne €esued ed eh fo 4 4 . ‘ 4 , t * : ‘ ; - s a S 1ed { ie OP ‘ INO? «4 ; — , PZ od any l¢ 4 3a 3 ¢ 1 u l | } 1 Lh. . i 4 4 ) L co: Snes t ¢ t laf { ' x ted omplaint ee ( } ! BE! . . , . | wae Was fled in tt i: of Ce HY | 1%4 ‘ qh ‘. ~~ e time simmm : . ’ Jgonn L, Milhclland TTT a ar writ a eo] 7 " 4 er unerier Ceurrt, U aim ar elivery were iss ‘ rye + . . ( . 4 hea ? iT Gs summon: ; mmo » con Dlaint enc writ of claim ar l4eurap 27 r¢ ») rved w).} ' the ‘ + ‘ ¢ : , Clencdant and t¢ + +}, ronert scriked nt on ote P fatd) it i . of the ft r ‘ ord Coa c} 1S29 model ne taken from the def a + ¢ ithir Hhnaa ea : Qeyves .a 14 “= 88 allowed hy lew the defendant frilins to ive t} renlevy bond the pr ntuw tee ‘ . er oPerty was turned over to the pleintiff; that the plaintiff is the holder iF i of +¢ the chattel] which is dulv recorded and thet mortgsre upon said vreperty rn 1c the ‘ Tre is 1 by tre cl et tel mortmece of ‘ | iW balance due upon the note secured ae ae BiOk « weeo with interest from Jan. 21, 1931, until paid, and thet the plaintiff Hin — ntitled to heave the property sold end the preceeds received there from & pr Prlied to the satisfaction of its note, sean ~~ judged he itiff recover of taxed with ae fe vayment : ¥ { / ( f y summons we enmmons wets t more summons and delivered execut ed dated Noveme 6% ver annum from ratified mode on said note ne se “issioner is nereby directed by justly owing *O the purchaser deed in fee simole oon vey ang transfer and deliver to +) Wy Aye and new due ana together «with interess @ t and to properly Home ntlA - nA C L 32, until paid; ie Building and Loan Stock. iA the gntiff JOoRn “4 Milhollai the. ple ‘Tark of cuperior Cour rdereda, ljudged and decreed ths . ‘ecoOVer $ F . a : . . a I q ' i st tne ; y) for the sum of $330.18, and +} ereon fr 1: ¢ n : a the rate of 6% per annulys STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF IREDELL. C. R. Nicholson, anda Buren Jurney Vs JUDGMENT G. C. Rocket. This cause came on to be heard this Monday, October 51, 1932, 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 15th day of September, 1982, and that at the time of issuing said Summons a duly verified Complaint was filed in this office; that a copy of the Complaint and Summons was served on the defendant on the 17th day of September, 1932, and that no answer or demurrer or other pleading have been filed in this case on or before this the 31st day of October, 1932; that the time for answering. demurring or otherwise pleading, has now expired and it further appearing to the court from the allegations contained in the Complaint that the allegations contained in the Complaint that the plaintiffs are entitled to the relief demanded, that said cause of action is based upon 4 promi- sory note, signed by the defendant, which is past due. Now, therefore, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover of this defendant the sum of THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS ($350.00) with interest on the same from the 2let day of July, 1982, until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk: This the 3lst day of October, 1952. John L. Milholland @lerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Car. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ior Court. COUNTY OF IREDELL. In the Superio THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA, Plaintiff. Ves J. Ae Bumple, UW. Ae Bristol, Br., B. De : H. A. Smith, Academy Shops a Coe, z os Alexander, D. E. Turner, R. F. Davidson, AG Rg ed Rag Commercial National Bank and g and Trust Company, Defendants. supomEns AnD om I AS Se Se NS eR This is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage made, execut ed and delivered to THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA by the defendant, J. A. Rumple, on the 14th day of November, 1921, to secure a note cf even date therewith, given by the said defendant to the said The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the sum of Two Thousand and No/100 ($2,000.00) Dollars, with interest there- on at the rate of six (6) per centum per annum from the date themof and payable in & certain number of definitely stated amortization install- ments, the said mortgage having been duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the County and State aforesaid on the 14th day of November, 1921, in Book 56, at page 32, and covering the same lands des- eribed in the Complaint heretofore filed in this cause, which are located and bounded as follows: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land containing 120 acres, more or less, situate, lying and being on the Central Highway, about 4 miles Southwest from the City of Statesville, in Statesville Township, Iredell County, State of North Carolina, having such shapes, metes, courses and distances 48 will more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof, made by S. 0. Lazenby, Sur- veyor, on the 5th day of November, 1921, which said plat is attached to the abstract now on file with the Federal Land Bank of Columbdie. The said land being bounded on the North by the lands of D. Le. Raymer; on the East by the lands of J. Bostain and J. Aw Davidson; on the South by the lands of J. N. Rumple and E. A. Rumple and on the West by the lands of K. L. Raymer and A. W. Holtzhouser. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summons herein was issued on the 23d day of September 1932, and that the same was duly served on all the defeniants herein more than thirty (30) @ys prior hereto and the Complaint, properly verified, was filed herein, 48 required by law, a copy of which was duly and legally served on all resident defendants; and it further appearing that the defendants J. A. Rumple, W. A. Bristol, Tr. E. D. Oliphent, H. A- Smith, Academy Shops Mfg. Co., T. Ross Alexander, D. E. Turner, Re F. Davidson R.. Ws Jones, Rec. Commercial National Bank and Harmony Banking and Trust Co. have neither appeared, answered nor demurred thereto and sre now in default and that the facts alleged in the plaintiff's Complaint are true and correct, that the condition of the mortgage herein mentioned has deen broken and that there is now due and owing to the plaintiff on the above described indebtedness the sum of Twenty Two Hundred Eighy One & 20/100 ($2281.20) Dollars, for #11 of which the plaintiff is @ntitled to demand judgment, IT IS, therefore, on motion of plaintiff's attorneys, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: 392 First: That the plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia have judgment against the defendants, J. A. Rumple for the sum of Twenty Two Hundred Eighty One & 20/100 ($2281.20) Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum from the date hereof until paid, together with the costs and disbursements of this action; Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the plaintiff, including the costs and disbursements of this action, is paid immediately, the lands described in the said mortgage to the plaintiff be sold at public auction at the Court House door in this County on the 3rd day of Dec., 1932, in accordance with law, and the proceeds therof, after py- ing the costs of this action and the expenses of the sale, including conm- pensation for the Commissioner in an amount not to exceed five (5%) per centun of the accepted bid, together with all past due and unpaid taxes and assess- ments thereon, shall be applied first upon this judgment and the surplus, if any, paid into this Court for the penefit of those entitled thereto; Third: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: One Fourth (+) of the accepted bid to be paid into Court in cash, and the balance on credit, payable in Four (4) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from date of sale at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum. The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be applied toward the payment of the costs of this action, including the compensation to the Commissioner, unpaid taxes assessed upon the property and assessments w hich may be past due and unpaid, and judgment of the plaintiff in the order stated. The credit portion of the accepted bid due plaintiff shall be evidenced by & bond or note of the purchaser, payable to the Commissioner secured by & firet mortgage over the premises, and the remaining balance of the credit portion of the accepted bid, if any, shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser, payable to the Commissioner, and secured by a second mortgage over the pre- mises; the said first mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be assigned by the Commissioner to the plaintiff, and the said second mortgage over the premises and the bonu or note secured thereby shall be held by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court; Ro vided, however, that the purchaser shall have the right to pay in cash the whole or any part of the credit portion of the accepted bid. The purchaser shall pay for the preparation and recording of all papers including the #e* quisite revenue stamps; provided, however, that revenue stamps need not be placed on the deed of conveyance to the plaintiff, should it become the par chaser, or on the bond securing any balance due the plaintiff. Fourth: That Robert A. Collier be, and he hereby is, appointed Commissioner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last and highest 393 a therefor upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgaged lands des- pidder , bed in the Complaint herein and report his proceedings hereunder with a eribe Lete statement of his receipts and disbursements for further consideration comple a orders by this Court; that, unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, and 0 h Commissioner do require the successful bidder to deposit with him the sum the ¢ two Hundred ($209.00) Dollars either in cash or vy certified check, as ° nest money or evidence of good faith, this sum to ve applied on the bid ear hould there pe a compliance with the same; but should the successful bidder sho fail to make such deposit immediately at the time of acceptance of his bid, then the said premises shall ve at once resold at such bidder's risk, on the same sales day or upon some subsequent sales day, at the option of the plain- £27f or its attorneys however, should the successful bidder make the said deposit and thereafter fail to comply with the said bid without just cause or legal excuse shown, then such deposit shall be delivered to the plaintiff and retained by it a8 liquidated damages, and the premises shal] thereupon be resold upon the same terms and at such purchaser's risk on some subdse- quent sales day to be designated by the plaintiff or its attorney; that permission is given to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia to bid at said sale or at any resale of the said mortgaged lands and, should it become the purchaser, after paying the costs and necessary disbursements of this action, the amount of its bid shall be applied as @ credit upon the judg- ment rendered herein; Fifth: That upon the confirmation of the sale of said lands by the Clerk of the Court, and when the terms of sale shell 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 pre- mises on production of the deed; and the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale and all unpaid taxes then assessed upon the property. shall be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and there~ after, until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encumbrances in the order of their priority; Sixth: That upon the sale of the said premises ali the right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the defendants, J. 4. Rumple, ¥. 4. Bristol, @rs EB. D. Oliphant, H. A» Smith Academy Shops Mfé- Ces, T. Rope Alexander, D. E. Turner, RB. Fe Davidson, BE. W. Jones, Rec. Commer~ ial National Bank and Harmony Banking and Trust Company a8 well a8 all Persons whom@oever claiming by, through or under the same in end to the Premises or any part thereof herein ordered to ve sold be, and the same hereby are, forever barred and foreclosed. John L. Milboliand erk 0 uperior Court. This the sist day of October, 1952. 394 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court COUNTY OF IREDELL THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA, Plaintiff. Vs Pearl H. McKnight and J. B. Bassett and wife, Sallie Bassett and Robert A. White and S. M. Goodman JUDGMENT AND ORDER FOR FORECLOSURE Mooresville National Farm Loan Association Defendants. This is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage made, executed and delivered to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia by the defendant, Pearl 4 Mc- Knight, on the 12th day of March, 1925, to secure a note of even date therewith ’ tiven by the said defendant to the said The Federal Land Bank of Columbia which 18 now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the sum of Five Thousand and No/100 ($5,000.00) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of Five and one-half (5%) per centum per annum from the date thereof and payable in a cer- tain number of definitely stated amortization installments, the said mortgage having been duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the County and State aforesaid on the 13th day of March, 1925, in Book 56 at page 165, and covering the same lands described in the Complaint heretofore filed in this cause, which are located and bounded as follows: All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land containing 194% acres, more or less, located, lying and being in Coddle Creek Township, County of Iredell, State of North Carolina, being bounded on the North by the sande of ds A. White, Van Helms ana W. M. Mann, on the East by the lands of Will Kistler end Mrs. Sadie Kistler, on tne South by the lands of James Lipe and Jeff Blackwelder and on the West by the lands of R. B. Oats and W. L. Jones; and having such shape, metes, courses and distances - will more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof made by S. 0. azenby, Surveyor, on Jan. 14th, 1925, which plat {s on file with the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, being the same land described in deed from Z. V. Turlington, trustee to Pearl H. McKnight, dated December 8th, 1924 and recorded next before the delivery and registration of his mortgsce It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summons herein was issued on the 22 day of Sept. 1932. and that the same was duly served on all the defendants herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto and the Complaint, properly verified, was filed herein, as required by law, a copy of which was du ly and legally served on all resident defendants; and it further appearing that the defendants, Pearl H. McKnight, J. B, Bassett and wife, Sallie Bassett and Mooresville National Ferm Loan Association, Robert A. White and S. M. Goodman have neither appeared, ‘answered nor demurred thereto and are now in default and that th e facts alleged in the Plaintiff's Complaint are true and correct, that th ® sondition of the mortgage herein mentioned has been broken and that there is now 4 ue and owing to the plaintirr on the above described indedtednes® the sum of Five Th Ousand Seven Hundred Sixty Two & 90/100 ($5762.90) Dollars» for ail of which She plaintire is entities to demand judgmént, IT 18, therefore On motion of Plaintifr's attorneys, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED; Firsts That the plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, have judgment against the defendants Pearl H. McKnight for the sum of Five Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty Two & 90/100 ($5762.90) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum fran the date hereof until paid, together with the costs and disbursements of this action; Seconds That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the plaintiff, including the costs and disbursements of this action, is paid immediately, the lands described in the said morteage to the plaintiff be sold at public auction at the Court House door in this County on the 3rd day of Dec., 1932, in accordance with law, and the proceeds thereof, after paying the costs of this action and the expenses of the sale, including compensation for the Commissioner in an amount not to exceed Five (5%) per centum of the accepted bid, together with all past due and unpaid taxes and assessments thereon, shall be applied first upon this judgment and the surplus, if any, paid into this Court for the bene- fit of those entitled thereto; Third: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: One fifth (1/5) of the accepted bid to be paid into Court in cash, and the balance on credit, payable in six (6) equal annual installments, with interest there- on from date of sale at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum. The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be applied toward the payment of the costs of this action, including the compensation to the Com- missioner, unpaid taxes assessed upon the property and assessments which may be past due and unpaid, and judgement of the plaintiff in the order stat- ed. The credit portion of the accepted bid due plaintiff shall be evidenced by @ bond or note of the purchaser, payable to the Commissioner secured by a first mortgage over the premises, and the remaining balance of the creait POrtion of the accepted bid, if any, shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser payable to the Commissioner, and secured by a second mort- 68ge over the premises; the said first mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be assigned by the Commissioner to the Plaintiff, and the saia second mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be held by the Commissioner subject to the further Order of this Court; provided, however, that the purchaser shall have the ight to pay in cash the = part of the credit portion ofthe accept- ed bid. he purchaser the preparation and recording of all Papers including the requisite revenue stamps; provided, however, that revenue Stamps need not de placed on the deed of conveyance to the plaintiff, should {t become the purchaser, or on the bond securing any balance due the plaintiff. Fourth: That Robert A. Collier be, and he hereby is, appol nted c Ommissioner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last and highest dia der therefor, upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgaged lands. a 396 eribded in the Complaint herein and report his proceedings hereunder with « complete statement of his receipts and disbursements for further Consideration and orders vy this Court; that, unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, the Commissioner do require the successful bidder to deposit with him the sy, of Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollars either in cash or by certified check,as earnest money or evidence ef good faith, this sum to be applied on the did should there be 4 compliance with the same; but should the successful bidder fail to make such deposit immediately at the time of acceptance of his bid, then the said premises shall be at once resold at such bidder's risk, on the same sales day or upon some subdsequent sales day, at the option of the plaintige or its attorney; however, should the successful bidder make the said deposit and thereafter fail to comply with the said bid without just cause or legal excuse shown, then such deposit shall be delivered to the plaintiff and re- tained by it as liquidated damages, and the premises shall thereupon be resold upon the same terms anc at such purchaser's risk on some subsequent sales day to be designated by the plaintiff or its attorney; that permission is given to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia to pid at said sale or at any resale of the said mortgaged lands and, should it become the purchaser, after paying the costs and necessary disbursements of this action, the amount of its bid shall be applied as a credit upon the judgment rendered herein 3 Pifth: That upon the confirmation of the sale of said lands by the Clerk 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 ther~- upon the same shell be put into possession of the said premises on production of the deed; and the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale and all unpaid taxes then assessed upon the property, shall be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and thereafter, until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encumbrances in the order of their priority; Sixth: That upon the sale of the said premises all the right, title interest and equity of redemption of the defendants, Pearl H. McKnight, J+ 3+ Bassett and wife, Sallie Bassett and Mooresville National Farm Loan Association: Robert A. White and S. M. Goodman as well as all persons whomsoever claiming Yr through or under the same in and to the premises or any part thereof hereim oF dered to be sold be, and the same hereby are, forever barred and rorectoseds John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior Court. This the 3lset day of October, 1932. WA yortTH CAROL SUPERIOR COURT LREDELL COUNTY AL BANK, E NORTH CAROLINA INDUSTRI - a Corporation, Plaintiff, ve. JUDGMENT L. &.- SUMMERS and ROGER G. MOORE, Defendants. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, bef ore His Honor, m, B. Finley, Judge Presiding, at the August term of Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the de- fendant L. N. Summers was personally served with summons in the above-entitled action on the 6th dey of April, 1952, and that 4 copy of the plaintiff's duly verified complaint was served upon the defendant at the time of service of summons, that more than thirty days has elapsed since the service of summons and complaint upon the defcudant and that he has failed to file answer or demurrer, and that the complaint alleges a cause of action for the recovery of a sum certain in money upon 4 promissory note; AND. it further appearing to the Court that the defendant Roger G. Moore having answered the complaint, comes into Court and consents that judgment be entered against him in accordance with the plaintiff's demand; NOW. THEREFORE, on motion of John W. Wallace, attorney for the plaintiff, it is considered, ordered and aajudged that the plain tiff recover of the defendants L. N. Summers and Roger G- Moore, and of each of them, the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-Nine Dollars and Sixteen Cents ($229.16) and the costs of this action. We consent hereto on behalf of the defendant Roger G- Moore. This Judgment not to ve docketed until November 1, 1952. T. B. Finley udge Presiding Consent Judgment: John W. Wallace, Atty for Plaintiff Lewis and Lewis, Attys for Defendant IN THE SUPERIOR COURT j NOVEMBER TERM 1932 399 Thursday November 10, 1932- North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell County. November Term 1932- Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the County and State aforesaid, on Thursday the 10th day of November, 1932, when and where His Honor, TB Finley, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts Pon the Fifteenth Judicial District Fall Term 19352, is present and presid- ing, and the Hon. Zeb V Long, Solicitor and Prosecuting Attorney is present and prosecuting in the name of the State. G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County, isnpresent and return- ed 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, to-wit: C E Jolly, E J Troutman, S D Dingler, Mason Brown, Joe Clark, Chester Smith, C P Moore, J L Holmes, J R Rickert, R C McConnell, R A Abernathy, C B Hill, Leonard Templeton, Clinton Mayhew, ® £ Stxvmmd, M L Davis, Karl T Deaton, C E Hawthorne, A J Beaver, & W L Keiier. E V Privette, was appointed and sworn as officer on the Grand-Jury which was drawn at Aug Term to serve for six months, W D Troutman, was excused by the Court, J P Mills and RK J Stroud were excused on account of sigkness, No, l TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. State Nol Prosed with leave vs Flake Mayhew Paul Sprinkle Wilson Bridges Robert McBride No, 2 STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY \ State Alias Capias vs \\ ee Phillip Hayes No. 3 TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. State Hol Prosed with leave vs Marvin Benfield Bill Gentle Clyde Gentle No, 4 TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. State Continued under former order vs W FP Howard #0,5 TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. State The defendant appearei and showed good behavior, ve Continued under former order Vernon Rash No. 6 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON State Nol Prosed with leave vs : Jesse Baxter Fouler Jernigan eee Snes ene eoene eee n RET ROSSI AE \ No. 8 \ State \ We Henry Hines No. 9 -\ State vs J Shoaf No. 10 State vs Victor Ferguson Kenneth Chambers Joe Heath State vs Clarence Jarvis No, 14 State . v8 Karl Clontz No, 18 State vs i L Henderson No, 19 State vs Jesse Randall 20,21, 88 ,83,24, Hall No. 26 State vs Charley Hartsell No. 27 State vs Clint Joyner No. 28 State vs Sam Miller No, 29 | State vs Ben Rome W No, S32 State \ vs Fred Nicholson Dt ED BE a pe Oe ee Se I A ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Thursday November 10th 1932 TO SHOW THAT HE IS COMPLYING WITH ORDERS OF COURT Continued under former order EMBEZZLEMENT Alias Capias TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. Defendants appeared and showed good behavior, Continued under former order TO APPEAR AND PAY COST Continued until Next Term of Court for cost, TO APPEAR AND SHOW. Continued under former order. TO APPEAR AND PAY COST. Defendant called and failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias. TO APPAR AND PAY COST Defendent called and failed. Judgement Nisi Sci Fa and Capias. <— Mt A ee St a 2 5 4 OPsKATE CAR WITH SMOKE SCREEN ETC, 4 Nol Prosed with leave, { By consent the defendants to pay cost for which county would be liable, 'O APPEAR AND PAY COST Continued under forrer order L'O API HAR AND PAY COST, Defendant called and failed. Judgment N&si Sei fa and Capias, ARCENY Continued for defendants LARGENY The defendant having failed to comply with the judg- ment heretofore imposed,to-wit: that he be conf ined to jail for a period of 61 days and serve upon the roads as the law provides, he is turned over to the Sheriff to enter upon the service of said sentences IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Thursday November 10, 1932. No 55 state vs J H Cranford No, 54 \ State vs Harvey Movre Tom Hudson No. 35 State vs Hoyt Millsaps \ Now 56 \State vs Ransom Freeze fo. 37 \ state \ vs Floyd Freeze No. 38,59, 40 State ) vs Sherman Lambert \ No, 41, 42 \ State vs Ben Benfield No. 44 State \ vs Charlie Gardner No, 45 State vs Clyde Pharr \ Ho. 17 \ State vs Walter Barnhardt No, 49 , State i Va T M Hutchins f } : ' f { { : ‘ f } f } f : f j } : } 4 § 4 4 4 } > { Continued for State { ' { 4 \ } TQ APPEAR AND PAY COST. Cost paid and defendant discharged LAREENY Alias Capias. NON -SUPPORT Continued under former order LARCENY B " Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Fa and Capias. LARCENY Defendant called and failed. Fa and Capias. Judgment Nis ASSAULT ON FEMALE, ETC Nol Prosed with leave FORGERY T ) ABANDONMENT aces 40: : 411 for failure to support his waives b Deteudens wa rs a plea of guilty as of bias three children and ente und 7 2 a 5 4 : ™ Judgment of the Court is, the defendant be confined & . . a period of SIX MONTHS and assigned to >. Ve aaa as the law provides, capise nee e. issue unless the defendant fails to pay into : ——s of the County Welfare on the first papa Oe ge :. month the sum of $7.00, for the support of 7 s noah children, Sarah Gardner, A Jd CArGnee Tey ee aendet ‘a Gardner. The first payment to begin the red 3 iy December 19352. Defendant to be taxed tag Phat = that he be given until the next term of the pay it. MANUFACTURE LI QUOR. Nol Prosed with leave SATION AND ADULTERY : hes ordered by the Court that segine tree or said defendant and that he be arrested an a bs over to the proper authorities to begin sen tofore imposed. TE PE ge gy Fo comes into open Court and are etd : 4s and pleads ghilty to assaul se aS male he being & male over 18 years of age, which p tore . 1s accepted by the Sosa. the Court that the de- It is ordered and adjudged 2 jail of Iredell fendant be imprisoned in ee and assigned to work eriod of TWO ¥ eerechiia rod of the State under control of the State Highwagx Commission. No. 54 State ee L A Tucker No. 60 State vs John Shoe 10, 61 State vs Floyd Alexander LeRoy McCoy No 6l- A True 49—~ A True 54- A True 60- A True f ; S0- A 64- A True No 59 State vs Joe Wilcox Bill Bila Bila Bti2 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1932, Thurdday November 10th 1952, LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE Me defendant comes igto open Court and thro counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads guilty to tempary 1g Me of automobile which plea is accepted by the Solicitor. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR3Z and POSSESS LIQUOR FOR SALE ‘he defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. The following jury sworn and empannelled, Leonard Templeton, E J Troutman, J H Rickert, C E Hawthorne ye Beaver, WL Keller, M L Davis, C KE Jolly, Clinton Mayhew 3 D Dingler, Mason Brown & Joe Clark, and returned a : verdict of guilty in first,2 counts oOfx the bill for transporting and possessing liquor, Not Guilty of poss- essing liquor for purpose of sale, FORGERY whe defendants come into open Court and plead not guilty. The following jury sworn and enpannelled, C £ Jolly, Clinton Mayhew, S D Dingler, Mason Brown, Joe Clark, Chaster Smith, C P Moore? J L Holmes, Karl T Deaton, Kk © McConnell, R A Abernathy and C B Hill and returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, True Bil: Bill True | Bill FALSE PRETENSE Continued for State Tis Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morn- ing November 11, 1932, at 9:50 4. ek ; : ag eo ! i D . a rad f Pras JUDGE PRESIDING — en a / Sf IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1952 Priday November 11, 1932- This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday worming November 11, 1932 at 9:30 Blclock for the dispatch of business, HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendants come into open Court and through their counsel Lewis & Lewis plead not guilty. The following (jury sworn and empannelled, C E Jolly, S D Dingler, Mason Brown, Joe Clark, Chester Smith, C P Moore, J R Rickert, Clinton Mayhew, R C McConnell, Leonard Templeton, Karl T Deaton and M L Davis, and returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. Ho. S7y& 58 i state i v8 $ M Campbell Hugh Campbell i . Noe 32 MANUFACTURE LIQUOR. State It appearing to the Court that this defendant wags cori- vs victed in the Recorders' Court at Mooresville on two Marvin Brown counts, one for manufacturing liquor and the other for having material on hand for the purpose of Manufacturing and that he was fined $100.00 and the cost on one count and that the defendant submitted at the last term of Court to the same offense in this court, and prayer for judgment was continued to this term, Therefore, upon recommendatia of the Solicitor and a certificate of the doctor and the statement of counsel as to his physical and financial disability, the judgment is athat the defendant, on the count for having material for the purpose of manufac turing shall pay a fine of $100.00 and the costs, and on the othe count for manufacturing, prayer for judgment shall be continued for a period of four years with permission of the Solicitor to pray the judgment of the court at any intervening Term; $25.00 to be paid now, defendant given until next Term of the Court to pay balance of the fine and cost. NO. 64 , State a7 ISSUE C. O. Marstabb Has the defendant sufficient mental capacity to plead to the bill of indictment and to properly conduct his defense with safety to himself? Answer=- No. No. 46 \. State VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAWS vs Nol pros with leave. Leo Reynolds No, 47 DRIVING CAR WHILE INTOXICATED State Defendant comes into open court and through his counsel — Hugh G. Mitchell and J. W. Sharpe, and pleads guilty to Walter Owens driving car while intoxicated as charged in the bill of 4{ndictment. No, 51 — STORE BREAKING AND LARCENY bes Defendantscomas into open court and plead not guilty. “John Henry Griffin The following jury svern and empaneled as follows: Willie Hunsucker { C. E. Jolly, Clinton Mayhew, 3, DB, Dingler, M. L. Davis, C. B. Hill, E. J. Troutman, C. - Hawthorne, J. L Bolaeee H. P. Cranford, Herman Hoover, ts returned a verdict of guilty as to John Henry Griffin. The défendent Willie Hunsucker comes into open Court and pleads guilty to Storebpeaking and larcesny as charg~ ed in the Bill of Indictment. 404 DN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Friday November 11, 1932. STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY No. 50 | state The defendant John Henry Griffin comes into open Court \ vs and pleads guilty to Storebreaking and larceny as charged in the Bill of Indictment. John Henry Griffin Nol Prosed with leave as to Monk Gaines, Monk Gaines Son Albea Capias as to Son Albea No. 55 j HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY State 4 Te defendant comes into open Court and pleads not vs § guilty. The following jury sworn and empannelled as fol- J P Lackey { lows: C E Jolly, Clinton Mayhew, S D Dingler, C B Hill ML Davis, E J Troutman, C E Hawthorne, J. L Holmes ' H P Cranford, Herman Hoover, RS Keller, Chas Jenkins and returned a verdict of guilty in both counts of the Bill of Indictment. No. 52 ROBBERY State Nol Prosed with leave vs John Landres NO. 55 ROBBERY State Nol Prosed with leave . vs Mae Murry No. 46- A True Bill 7. 55~- A True Bill 5l- A True Bill 48- A True Bill 50- A True Bill 47- A True Bill State of North Carolina, { In the Superior Court County of Iredell. } November Term 1932 In the matter of taking oath of Attorney by Macon== McCorkle Simons I, Macon McCorkle Simons, do solemnly swear that 1 will support the Constitution of the United States, so help me God. Macon McCorkle Simons Sworn to and: subscribed before me, imhopen Court, the 11th day of November, 1952. T B Finley Judge Presiding and holding the Courts of the 15th Judicial District I, Macom McCorkle Simons, do solemnly and sincerely swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the State of North Carolina and the the Constitutional powers and authorities which are or may be established for the government thereof; and that I will endeavor to support maintain and defendathe Constitution of said State, not inconsistent with the Constitution of the United States to the best of my knowledge and ability, so help m Gode Macon McCorkle Simons IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 40 NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Friday November 11, 1952 Cr Sworn to and subscribed before me, in open Court, this the llth day of November, 1952. 7 B Finley Judge Presiding and holding Court in the Fifteenth Judicial District I, Macon McCorkle Simons, do swear that I will truly and honestly demean myself in the practice of an attorney, according to the best of my know- ledge and ability, so help me God. Macon McCorkle Simons Sworn to and subscribed before me, in open Court, this the llth day of November, 1932. T B Finley Judge Presiding and holding Court in the Fifteenth Judicial District State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell November Term 1952 In the matter of Macon McCorkle Simons. Mr. Macon McCorkle Simons, having presented in open Court a license, signed by the Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Sup- reme Court of North Carolina, dated August 24, 1951, authorizing him to practice as attorney and counsellor at law in this State and he having taken and subscribed to the oaths required by the attorneys of this State It is ordered and adjudged that the said Macon McCorkle Simons % be, and he is hereby admitted to the practice of the profession of attor~ ney and counsellor at law in all courts of this State. It is further ordered by this Court that a record of the pro- ceedings taken herein be spread upon the minutes of this Court of this State, This Novemb Lith, 1952. es ’ . B Finley Judge Presiding This Honorable Court takes a recess until Saturday Morning November 12th, 1932, at 9:50 O'clock. ~~ JUDGE PRESIDING 406 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Saturday November 12, 1932 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Saturday Morning November 12, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No 51- State vs John Henry Griffin Willie Hunsucker No. 55 State vs J P Lackey No. 56 State vs Robert Gray No, 57 State ws S M Campbell Noid 58 \ State x‘ we Hugh’ Campbell No. 60 \. State om John Shoe No 65 State —~\ Vs Wilson Bridges Raford James > > moe STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY It appearing to the Court that John Henry Griffin has been in jail for about four months, judgment of the Court is that he be confined to jail for foury months and assigned to work on the roads as the law provides. It appearigg to the Court that Willie Hunsucker has been in jail for three months on this charge, and that this defendant has been assisting the of- ficers, judgment of the Court is that he be confined in jail for three! months and assigned to work on the roads as the law provides. : HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY Judgment of the Court is thst the defendant be con- fined in jail for a period of TEN MONTHS, and assign- ed to workm on the roads as provided by law. HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guil- ty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, Judgment of the Court on the count for breaking and entering, is that the defendant be confined in jail for a period of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to work on the roads as the law provides, capias not to issue until after the January Term of Court, 1933. On the connt for larceny, prayer for judgment continued for a term of Two Years with permission of the Solicitor to pray the judgment at any interven- ing term, HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined to jail for a period of TEN MONTHS and as- signed to work on the roads as the law provides, on the charge for breaking and entering; on the charge for larceny, that the prayer for judgment be con- tinued for tw years, with permission of the Solicitor to pray the judgment of the Court at any intervening term. ) {HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY 2 A It appearing to the Court that thé defendant is on- ly 15 years of age, judgment of the Court is that he be confined to jail for a period of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to work on the roads as the law provides, for breaking and entering, and for larceny, prayer for judgment continued for a period of Two years, with permission of the Solicitor to pray the judgment of the Court at any intervening term, TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Judgment of the Court on the count for transport- ing, is that the defendant be imprisoned in common jail of Iredell County for a period of THREE MONTHS, and assigned to work on public roads as provided by law; on the count for illegal possession, judgment of the court is that the defendant be imrisoned in jail for a period of TWELVE MONTHS and assigned to work on roads as law provides, this sentence to g0 into effect at the termination of the first sontean’ capias to issue on the second sentence upon the aw sequent order of the Court, LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE Nol Prosed with leave { \ \ No. 64 ) LARCENY Fy State $ i vs j JUDGMENT ii C O Marshall ) 1H IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MOBEMBER TERM 1932 Saturday November 12, 1932. FORGERY Judgment of the Court is that the defendant Alexan- der be ¢onfified in gail for a period of EIGHT MONTHS FI assigned to work on public roads as the lawz pro- vides. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant McCoy be confined in common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX MONTHS and assigned to work on public roads as the law provides. (Note: If Alexander can give a Bood justified bond approved by the Clerk, conditioned Bpon his appearance here on the 15th day of December 1932, to enter upon H the service of the sentence, the service of the sen- tence is deferred until that time.) No. 61 State vs Floyd Alexander LeRoy McCoy SN EE A ee pa so FORGERY The defendant through his counsel waives bill and pleads guilty to an attempt to commit a felony, towit i! forgery. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS and assigned to work on roads as the lew provides, No. 66 State vs Jay Messick oe This cause coming oh for trial upon a bill of indictment i found by the Grand Jury at this term charging the defendant with larceny, and he appearing in court with counsel, and it having been intimated to i the Court that defendant may be without sufficient mental capacity to te plead to said charge and to make proper defense thereto; and upon sug- a gestion to the Court that a proceeding should be held to determine the mental condition of the defendant before he is compelled to plead to the t bill of indictment pending; thereupon a jury was sworn and empaneled and j testimony adduced before the Court and jury tending to show that the de- fendant is of unsound mind, and the following issue being submitted to the jury:"Has the defendant sufficient mental capacity to plead to the bill of indictment and to properly conduct his defense with safety to himself?" And said issue having been amswered by the jury "No. It is therefore ordered by the Court, adjudged and decreed, that said defendant, C 0 Marshall, be sent to the State Hospital at Raleigh, there to be confined under the rules and regulations prescribed by =, board of directors as prescribed by law, and there to be treated, 7 : for and maintained in said hospital until discharged as the law provides; said confinement not to be regarded as punishment for any offense. T B Finley Judge Presiding LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE No, 54 { State { vs i JUDGMENT LA Tucker t ley, Judge Th ause coming on to he heard before T B Fin : esiding, and - been hea and the Court having made an anves tia tom @f the facts in connection with — eeu appearing to C found the follwew a : F's. Wet the Shae Lee A Tucker has been duly convicted of the t larceny of an automobile, "h, tat thé oad Lee A. Tucker is under 16 years a Bg ia 3. That the mother of the said Lee A Tucker is unable Pp Perly care fo dad control him . 4. That sokiat of the penseney ont trial of this case has been served her of said Lee A Tucker. : a : "Be “Man it an best for the said Lee A Tupker — nie cou: > ty in which he has been convicted that he should be sentene ig oads and committed to the Eastern Carolina Training School at Roc . and : | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1952 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Saturday November 12, 1952. 408 NOVEMBER TERM 1952 Saturday November 12, 1952 We investigated the matter of the reports of guardians and find ¢ rdians are not making their annual reports as is re- WHEREFORE, It is order a eet ork Court that the Lee A Tucker be confined to jai Lae ade work on the roads as oe a service of sentence is suspended provided he remains in otbat,2 number of gua vided by law, an 4tted for that lenght of time. the institution where he is now comm s matter to the attention of the Solicitor ca by law, and we called thi T B Finley : “agi . : Judge Presiding. Riv gave to bog the Court. We investigated the repo him for his action 4 list that was furnished to us by the Clerk rts of the Justices of the Peace and find North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell Countye that Br Williams, E A Matheson, WC Perry and H A Holstead are the anly justices of the peace in the county who have made their reports this Court. To Honorable T B Finley, Judge Presiding: ate convict camp and find 38 white We, the Grand Jury for the November Term, 1932, of Iredell Superior We visited by committee the St The camp was in excellent condition. prisoners and 32 colored prisoners. Court, beg leave to make the following report: We have examined and passed on all bills of indictment presented 4 We desire to commend the County Commissioners for having made the improvements that we recommended in our last reportfs to us by the Solicitor. e visited the County Home by committee and found the farm Respectfully submitted 9 We hav WS Page, in good state of cultivation; all buildings in good repair, well kept and Foreman of Grand Jury. sanitary; the stock well cared for and in good condition. We find the fol- lowing stock and provisions on hand: 21 white women; 135 white men; 7 colored women; 8 cohordd men; 4 convigts; 4 muies; 11 milk cows; 2 stock cows; 5 heifers; 1 calf®; 150 chickens; 25 fattening hogs; 15 shoats; 3 brood sows; <x 1 male hog; 750 bushels corn; 250 bushels wheat; 150 bushels oats; 50 bushels i parley; A754 gallons fruit; 8,531 lbs flour at mill; 1,778 lbs of feed; 30 tons hay; 1000 bales of straw; 28 acres of wheat; 20 bushels of peas; 20 bushels Loreda beanse We visited the jail by committee and find 18 white men, 15 col- ored men. We recommend that case hardened steal bars be placed at all out- side windows. We find the jail well kept and sanitary. until Monday Morning t house and find This Honorable Court takes a recess We visited and inspected the offices of the Cour r be iovember 14th 1932 at 10;00 O'clock. them all in good condition and well kept. We recommend that a counte placed in the Register of Deeds Office similar to the one recently put ia © ee the office of the Clerk of the Court. We also recommend that ® window which + ¢ JUDGE PRESIU NG 4s now out of repair in the veult of the Clerk's office be repaired {m= " mediately. We further recommend that an automatic door check be placed on the rear door to the entrance to the Court house@e We find the County Accountant's office very crowded and we recommend that the office of the Superintendent of County schools be re- moved to the building known as Lawyers Row and that a door way be cuttber was, tween the present Cpunty Accountant's office and the Superintendent of wo of ficese moved from School's office and that the County Accountant occupy these t We recommend that the County Welfare's office be re the present location in the court house to a suitable location in Lawyers e offices Row. We also recommend that if these changes are made that thes known as Lawyers Row be steam heated from the jail furnaces 410 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1952 SECOND WEEK Monday November 14, 1952. North Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 November Term 1952 This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10/00: 0tehocx Monday Morning November 14th, 1952, when and where His Honor, T B Finley, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of the 15th Judicial District of North Carolina, is present and presiding, this the Becond Week at November Term 1932, GC Kimball, 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: J M Weaver, J P Baker, C B Ward, J C Robertson, Lee Bridges, W M Summers, F A Bowles, J Flake Kedmon, Silas Campbell, WS Jolly, Paul Brown, Gilmer Sherrill, C R Eagle, J J Gantt, R F Byers, Robert Brawley, G H Huffman, Banks Culp, Claude Albea, John Crawford, Karl Levan, V L Wagner, C I Greshan, J B Baity, WL Fox; mma&x Call of Calendar as follows: 649- Cordie Lee And»rson vs W Parks Anderson, Continued 82l- Annie Crawford vs Sam Crawford-- Continued. 426- Della Baker vs A H Baker -- Continued by consent “766- E P Hager vs Farmers Mutual Fire Ins A8s0.,~~ Continued for defendant \794- Mrs Carrie E MeLelland Extrx vs M C Williams, et al -~- Continued by const. .812- Wallace Bros Inc vs S H Monteith, et al -- Continued by consent. No. 680 Ethel B Cooper ) vs W L Alexander & wife ) KE J Alexander & wife 4 The following jury sworn and empaneled, as follows: J M Weaver, C B Ward, J C Robertson, Lee Bridges, W M Summers, F A Bowles, J Flake Redmon, Silas Campbell, WS Jolly, Paul Brown, Gilmer Sherrill, , CR Eagle. Pending trial of thts action court takes a recess until Tues- day Morning. This Honorable Court takes a recess antar1Lcimesaey Morning November 15th, 1932 at 9:50 O'clock. tn l/ 7 sURGE PRESIDING IN THE SUPERDOR COURT 411 SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1952 Tuesday Nobember 15th, 1952. Mis Honorable Court convemes according to adjournment Tuesday Morning November 15th 1932 at 9:30 O%clock for the dispatéh of pusinesse state of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten, by and through { her duly appbinted and acting } next friend, Chioe Wooten. j vs 4 JUDGMENT S A Foster 4 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, T B Finley, Judge Presiding at this, the November Term, 1932, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff in this action is a minor and is duly represented herein by and through her next friend, Chloe Wooten, who has been duly and regularly appointed as such by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County; And it further appearing that said action is for personal injuries to said infant, Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten, which happened to he on the 23rd day of December, 1931, while she was travell- ing in the car with J W Daniels on Highway No. 26, and was proceeding from Statesville, N. C. to Union Grove by way of Turnersburg and Harmony, at a point about 100 yards from the Rocky Creek Bridge at Turnersburg, NC when the car driven by the defendant suddenly darted in front of the car driven by J W Daniels, in which plaintiff was riding, and was struck by it, in consequence of which the said Sallie Mar Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten suffered injuries to her knees and legs; and it further appearing to the Court that the parties hereto have mutually agreed to compromise and eit all matters at 4ssue between them growing out of the aforesaid injuries to the said Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten by the defen@ ant paying to the plaintiff the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00), and that the parties desire the sanction and approval of the Court in order to make said compromise binding, effective and valid by reason of the fact that plaintiff's ward, Salite Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten, is a minor, and the Court having investigated the facts in- volved in said personal injury to the said Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mee Wooten for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not there was acm tionable negligence on the part of the defendant, and also to learn the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOBEMBER TERM L932 Tuesday November 16th 19352. extent of the injury to plaintiff's ward, and having made such investiga. tion, and having examined the witness 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, Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten, that said compromise and settlement of all claims, acfions and causes of action, which said minor now has, or might hereafter have, gainst the defendant by reason of said personal injuries, be made for x the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00), and ne Court being of the opinion, after having made such investigation, that it is for the best interest of the said Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten that the matters at issue in this action be compromised and settled on condiéion that the defendant pay into the Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00), as settlement in full of all damages whatsoever which have heretofore, or which may hereafter arise by reason of the personal injuries received by the said Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten, growning out of the injuries aforesaid; IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that 4t is for the best interest of the said Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten that the matters at issue in the above entitled case be compromised and settlea for the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00), and when said amount is paid in to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, it is ordered that Sixty-two Dollars and Fifty cents ($62.50) of said amount be paid to J W Sharpe and Buren Jurney, Attorneys for the said Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten, and that the remaining One Hundred and Eighty-seven Dollars and Fifty Cents ($187.50) be paid out by the Clerk of Court as provided by law, and that said payment to the Court constitute a settlement in full for all damages whatsoever by reason of the personal injuries the said Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten re~- ceived and of the matters and things alleged in the complaint. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the agreement of compromise and settlement, entered into hy and between the parties her e~ to, be, and the same is hereby, in all things, sanctioned, approved and confirmed, and it is therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the # plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) as settlement in full for all damages whatsoever by reason of the personal injuries received by the said Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten at the time and on the occasion mentioned in the complaint, and the defendant, upon papment of this judgment, shall be forever dis- IN THE SYPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 ‘Tyaesday November 18, 1952. eharged from any and all further liability to the said Sallie Mae Sloan née saliie Mae Wooten and to the said Chloe Wooten as next friend of the said Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten by reason of the personal injuries received by the said Sallie Mae Sloan nee Sallie Mae Wooten at the time and on the occasion set out in the plaintiffts complaint, It is further ordered that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. T B Binley Judge Presiding By Consent: J W Sharpe Buren Jurney Attorneys for plaintiff Grier Grier & Joyner Attorneys for defendant. No, 680" Ethel B Cooper vs WL Alexander & wife BJ Alexander & wife Te evidence in this case resumed and continued through the entire day. Pending trial the Court takes a recess until Wednésday Morning. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning November 16th, 1932, at 9:50 O'clock. 414 aun THE SUPERIOR COURT OND WEEK NOVEMBER TEZHMY19S52 Wednesday November 16, 1952. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjourmment ted a - Raz : nesday Morning Novemoer 16th, 1932 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, io. 741 Clyde White } Continued for defendants on account of sick vs ,; of witness. ten ‘earl Dunklee < H } It is ordered by the Court that this case be Dunway,trading «es ; set pre-emptorally as the first case on civil Your Laundry. {; docket at the January Term 1955. a Sase continued on lov 15, 1952. Ho, 305 B Lee Morrison i Continued for defendant om account of sigkzess, vs . ZY Gamble i 5. 620 erl Kh Jones, “eceiver of | Commeretali ational Pank } of atesville. j z j ISSTES Z Grier Waugh and wife, j Janie Miller Waugr j 3~ Tr whet amount ? ant } PR Ww. oe 1- In mnt amount, tf any, is the defendant & Grier Waugh indebdt- ed toe the plaintiff on plaintiff's first cause of action? Nine hundred dollars with interest from December 22nd 1986, and One Thousand dollars with interest from April 30 1927. . In what amount, if any, is the defendant E Grier Waugh indebted to the on trtt PF oem nn 24 +2 7H ° ne plaintiff on plaintifi'’s second cause of action? Answer gnt hundred and fifty-eight and 91/100 doliars with ~ interest from May 25rd, 1927, and Twenty-one hundred 54/100 Dollars with interest from December 27th 1987. ? aa CO « 2 2 o iorth Carolina, In Superior Court Iredell County. November Term, 1952 Earl W. Jones, Receiver of Cormercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. vs JUDGMENT E. Grier Waugh and wife Janie Miller Waugh ee Nera meee Rae LY POI eee Sa This cause coming on to be heard at the November Term 1932, vefore Bie Bon. T. B. Finley, Judge and a jury, and being tried, and the plaintiff a woe . in ¢ court, as to thedefendant Janie Miller We I ng answered the i Wa ae ent ent in te seeuee e issues as to the defendant E. Grier ugh It is now ordered and adjudged, upon moti Ace on of E. M. Land ’ _- pee ttre that the plaintiff Secaree' et" We defendant E. Grier Waugh e following amounts, together with all costs of the action:- Nine Hundred Dollars with interest f ; rom Dec. g2nd, 1926; One emenena Dollars with interest from April 30th, 1927; eign fiundred and forty-e ight and 91/100-Dollars with interest from May 23rd, 1927; Twenty- ne hundred and 54/100 Dollars with interest from December, 27th, 1928+ It is further ordered that the def endant Janie Miller Waugh ge with out day and that the action be dismissed as to her. T. B. Finley, Judge Presiding vrs. Cecil weaver Lackey | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1952 Wednesday November 16 1952. 415 State of North Carolina county of Tredell ALIMONY Wi THOUT vs 5 DIVORCE Cecil Weaver Lackey 4 This matter coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge of the Superior Court of Iredell County, presiding in the 15th Judicial District and it appearing to the Court from the complaint which is treated as an affidavit that the plaintiff, Mrs. Cecil Yeaver Lackey 4s a resident of {redell County and that the defendant, Cdécil Weaver Lackey , and the plaintiff were married on the 28th day of June, 1931 and lived together as man and wife until the 135th day of October, 1932 and that the relation of man and wife now exist between them; that on the 13th day of October, 1952 the defendant abandoned the plaintiff and departed from the State and is now residing in the State of Nevada; that the defandant abandoned the plaintiff without notice and without cause and without pro- viding adequate funds for her support and maintenance and that she has not sufficient means whereon to subsist during the prosecution of this action and to defray the necessary and proper expenses thereof ; thas Tat the defendant is half owner in the partnership of the Home 041 Company, Iredell County, N. C. and engaged as such partners in the dis- tribution of oils and other commodities and operating fn conjunction there~ with a stock of merchandise and that his income therefrom as appears from said affidavit is about $35,000.00 per year or $250.00 per month together with an accumulation of a surplus from the successful operation of the same. IT IS THEREFORE CONSIDERED, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the defend- ant pay to the plaintiff, Mrs Gecil Weaver Lackey, the sum of $85.00 per month to be due and payable between the lst and 5th of each month thereaf ter except the first payment which is to be paid immediately into court, and it is further ordered $o pay to Turner Moss and Winberry, her Attorneys, the sum of $200.00 as counsel fees and expenséS. It is further adjudged that the judgment aforesaid is hereby declared a specific lien on all personal and real property of the defendant Cecil Weaver Lackey, wheresoever situate. It is further ordered in this case that the Sheriff of Iredell County shall serve on the Home Oil Company a copy of this order and to levy by attachment on the interest of Cecil Weaver Lackey, in said firm and upon any other properties of the defendant, Cecil weaver Lackey, within the County of Iredell which levy shall consfitute a lien upon the properties 8° seized by virture of this order. - 414 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM¥1932 Wednesday November 16, 1932, This Honorable Court convenes according to ad jourmment Wed. nesday Morning November 16th, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business . \ No. 741 \ Clyde White Continued for defendants on account of sickness vs of witness, Carl Dunklee & WH Dunway,trading as Your Laundry. It is ordered by the Court that this case be set pre-emptorally as the first case on civil docket at the January Term 1933, Case continued on Nov 15, 1932. No. 805 BR Lee Morrison vs BF Gamble Continued for defendant om account of sigkness, No. 620 Barl W Jones, keceiver of Commeretal National Bank of Statesville. f } ' vs } ISSUES E Grier Waugh and wife, § Janie Miller Waugh { L- In what amount, if any, is the defendant E Grier Waugh indebt- ed to the plaintiff on plaintiff's first cause of action? Answer: Nine hundred dollars with interest from December 22nd 1936, and One Thousand dollars with interest from April 30 1927, 2. In what amount, if any, is the defendant E Grier Waugh indebted to the plaintiff on plaintiff's second cause of action? Answer: Eight hundred and fifty-eight and 91/100 dollars with interest from May 23rd, 1927, and Twenty-one hundred and 54/100 Dollars with interest from December 27th 1987. North Carolina, In Superior Court Iredell County. November Term, 1932 Earl W. Jones, Receiver of Commercial National Bank of Statesville, N. C. vs JUDGMENT E. Grier Waugh and wife Janie Miller Waugh ee PE I et Ep This cause coming on to be heard at the November Term, 1952, before his Hon. T. B. Finley, Judge and a jury, and being tried, and the plaintiff having taken a nonsuit in open court, as to thedefendant Janie Miller Waugh and the jury having answered the issues as to the defendant E. Grier Waugh as set out in the record Tt is now ordered and adjudged, upon motion of E. M. Land, Atty, for plaintiff, that the plaintiff recover of the defendant E. Grier Waugh the following amounts, together with all costs of the action:- Nine Hundred Dollars with interest from Dec. @2nd, 1926; One Thousand Dollars with interest from April 30th, 1927; Eight Hundred and forty-eight and 91/100-Dollars with interest from May 23rd, 1927; Twenty- one hundred and 54/100 Dollars with interest from December, 27th, 1928. It is further ordered that the defendant Janie Miller Waugh g° with out day and that the action be dismissed as to her. T. B. Finley, Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 41 & SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 J Wednesday November 16 1932, State of North Carolina County of Iredell Jecil Weaver Lackey j} Mrs. Ce ALIMONY WLTHOUT vs { DIVORCE Cecil Weaver Lackey 4 This matter oening on to be heard before the undersigned Judge of the Superior Court of Iredell County, presiding in the 15th Judicial District and it appearing to the Court from the complaint which 4s treated as an affidavit that the plaintiff, Mrs. Cecil Weaver Lackey is wa a resident of Iredell County and that the defendant, Cdcil Weaver Lackey Hi , and the plaintiff were married on the 28th day of June, 1931 and lived | together as man and wife until the 15th day of October, 1952 and that the relation of man and wife now exist between them; that on the 13th day of October, 1932 the defendant abandoned the plaintiff and departed from the i State and is now residing in the State of Nevada; that the defandant abandoned the plaintiff without notice and without cause and without pro- viding adequate funds for her support and maintenance and that she has not b' sufficient means whereon to subsist during the prosecution of this action ei and to defray the necessary and proper expenses thereof; i Thee That the defendant is half owner in the partnership of the Home 0il Company, Iredell County, N. C. and engaged as such partners in the dis- tribution of oils and other commodities and opera&ting fn conjunction there- with a stock of merchandise and that his income therefrom as appears from said affidavit is about $3,000.00 per year or $250.00 per month together with an accumulation of a surplus from the successful operation of the same. IT IS THEREFORE CONSIDERED, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the defend- ant pay to the plaintiff, Mrs Cecil Weaver Lackey, the sum of $85.00 per month to be due and payable between the lst and 5th of each month thereafter except the first payment which is to be paid ante court, Sam 2 is further ordered to pay to Turner Moss and » her Attorneys, the sum of $200.00 as counsel fees and expenses. It is further adjudged that the judgment aforesaid is hereby declared a specific lien on all personal amd real property of the defendant Cecil Weaver Lackey, wheresoever situate. It is further ordered in this case that the Sheriff of Iredell County shall serve on the Home 0il Company a copy of this order and to levy by attachment on the interest of Cecil Weaver Lackey, in ssid firm and upon any other properties of the defendant, Cecil Weaver Lackey, within the County of Iredell which levy shall consfitute a lien upon the ees Shee so seized by virture of this order. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Wednesday November 16 1932 It is further ordered that summons in this action be publishea once a week for four successive weeks in some newspaper published in Iredel} County, giving the substance of this order and notify him to appear and an. swer the plaintiff's complaint or demurrer thereto wt thin thirty days from the expiration from the service of this summons, This the 16th day of November, 1932, T B Finley Judge Presiding/ Received the 16th dag of November, 1932 and served on Home 0il Co., Peoples Loan & Savings Bank and Merchants and Farmers Bank, by leaving a copy with each and, By virtue of the within order I levied upon and seized $118.00 of the defendant's money on deposit in the Merchants & Farmers Bank Statesville N C and returned the same to the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. This the 16th day of November ,1932, G C Kimball, Sheriff Iredell County, By Wade Moore, DS. Ethel B Cooper, Plaintiff vs Loco eu ss and E J Alexander and wife f } WL Alexander, and wife j and J H Ingram. Defendants 1. Is the plaintiff, Ethel B Cooper, the owner of the note sued on in this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: No, &. If so, in what amount, if any, are the defendants, W L Alexander and Anna Alexander, indebted to the plaintéff? Answer: 6.» Did the defendants, WL Alexander and Anna Alexander, voluntarily convey to the defendant, E J Alexander, their interest in the i} lands described in plaintiff's statement of second cause of action, with ii intent to defraud creditors, as alleged in the complaint? | Answer: No, 4. In what amount, if any, is plaintiff indebted to the de- fendant, J H Ingram, on his counterclaim set up in his answer? Answer: None IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Wednesday November 16, 1932 No 749 pig King va B A Kimmons and Dick Kimmons The following jury sworn and empaneled as follows: J P Baker, J J Gant, R F Byers, Robert Brawley, G H Huffman, Banks Culp, John Crawford, vy L Wagner, C I Gresham, J B Baity, WL Fox and’ 4 Williams. Pending trial of this action the court takes a recess until Thursday Monning. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning November 17th, 1952 at 9:30 O'clock, JUDGE PRESIDING 418 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Thursday November.17, 1932 This Honoreble Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning November 17th 1932 at 9:30 O'clocl for the dispatch of business e No 749 P J King Plaintiff " vs ISSUES B A Kimmons, Defendant t 1. Is the plaintiff the owher and entitled to the possession of the property described in the complaint free from any lien held by the defendant? Answe#: No. $75.00 Lien 2. What was the value of the property at the time it was reple- vied by the defendant? Answer: North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, R A Haynie vs JUDGMENT Tf A Foreman, trading as Foreman Maytag Co. ee This cause coming on to be heard at the November erm , 1932, of Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court #hat the plaintiff and defendant herein have settled and adjusted all their differences grwwing oud of the matters and things set forth in the complaint and that the defendant has caused a non-suit to be taken in the action heretofore instituted by him in the County Court of Forsyth County and has surrendered and delivered the Maytag Washing Machine set forth as the basis of this action to the plaintiff. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that this action be, and the same is hereby dismissed, but that the defendant, upon his own agree~ ment, be taxed with the costs of this ease, Nov. 16, 1932, T B Finley Judge Presiding IN MEMORY OF HARRY PERCY GRIER, SR. Qut of respect and in honor of the late Harry Percy Grier,Sr. the Court recessed at noon in order that the Iredell County Bar Association might hold a memorial service for the said deceased Brother. His Honor T B Finley pre- sided. The following spoke in eulogy of Mr. Grier: Hon T B Finley, Hon W Turner, E M Land, John G Lewis, Z V Long, J W Van Hoy, and A L Starr, A sketch of the life and career of the deceased, as a member of the bar and as a public servant, prepared by ZV Turlington for the records of the North Carolina Bar Association, was read by Mr Turlington. The following resolution of respect was adopted: A Whereas, Almighty God has taken from us our Brother at the Bar 4 Harry P. Grier; Whereas, Brother Grier for more than three decades has been a faith- ful, diligent and honorable member of the Iredell County Bar Association; ue Whereas, He has merited the gratitude of Iredell County and North Carolina for the long years of his public service; a Whereas, He has won a position of eminence in the State as an At- torney and Counsellor at Law; +i Whereas, He has left as a heritage to his Family, to his Brethren { at the Bar, and to’ society a record of unblemished personal integrity; there- fore, be it RESOLVED, That the Iredell County Bar Association spread these pre- sents upon its records and, pursuant to the order of his Honor TB Finley, judge presiding et the November Term of Iredell Superior Court, upon the re- cords of the Court, and a copy of the same be conveyed to the bereaved Family, in token of the great sorrow of his Brethren at his passing, of their esteem for his upright character, of their admiration of his unremitting care and loyalty in the performance of essional duties, of their appreciation of his manifold public servi eir pride in his attainments as an advocate at the Bar, and in affectionate remembrance of professional associa- tion with him, Zeb V Long D L Raymer E M Land John W Wallace “Committee JIN THE SUPERIOR COURT 420 SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Thursday November 17, 1952, State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell. Mrs Dewey Herman 4 vs t JUDGMENT Miss Mildred Cowan j In this cause the plaintiff voluntarily submits to a judgment of non-skit and it is ordered and adjudged that this action be and the same is hereby dismissed. TAis the 14th day of November, 1932. T B Finley Judge Holding Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District No. 772 = W W Hartness, C W { Millsaps, et al } wa vs } i A Summers d The following jury was sworn and empaneled, 4s follows; J M Weaver, C R Eagle, Lee Bridges, W S$ Jolly, Paul Brown, Gilmer Sherrill, Ulaude Albea, Karl Levan, Ed Taylor, T L Green, Frank Tomlin & A B Rives. Pending trial of this action the Court takes & P until Friday Morning. This Hohorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning November 18th, 19352 at 9:30 U'clock. A ~~. V subGE! PRESIDING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 421 SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Friday November 18, 1952, This Hinorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morn- ing November 18, 1932 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell Countye November Term 1952 w W Hartness, © W Millsaps |} J H King and J S King vs { TssveZz7_Ss T A Summers ) 1. Are the plaintiffs the owners and entitled to posses- sion of the property described in the complaint? Answer: No 2, What was the value of said property at the time defend-~ ant replevied the same? North Carolina, In the Buperior Court Iredell County. November Term 1952. Pp J King f vs JUDGMENT Kimmons, trading as } B A Kimmons and Dick § 4 B A Kimmons and Son. $ Tis cause coming on to be heard at the November Term of Ire- dell Superior Court before His Honor, T B Finley, Judge Presiding, and a jury And the plaintiff, in open Gourt, having taken & non-suit as to the defendant, Dick Kimmons, and the jury having answered the issues sub- mitted to them as follows: "1. is. ue plaintiff the owner and entitled to the possession of the property described in the complaint, free from any lien held by the defendant? Answer. No. $75.00 lien 2, What was the value of the property at the time it was replevied by the defendnt? Answer. " It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- cover nothing of the defendant in this action and that the writ of claim and delivery issued in this case be, and the same is hereby dissolved and dis- missed and the defendant and the surety on his replevy bond are discharged. It is further ordered shat the costs of this action be taxed against the plaintiff. Signed Nov 17th, 1952. oe f T B Finley Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1952 Friday November 1897 1952. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1932, Hunter Manufacturing & Com- } mission Company \ vs ORDER Mooresville Cotton Mills. j In This cause which appears on the calendar of the November Tern, 1932, of Iredell Superior Court, and in which action WB Cole was duly ap- pointed Receiver of the Mooresville Cotton Mills in June, 1952, It is now, on motion of Fred W Bynun, Attorney for the Receiver, ordered and adjudged that all creditors of the Mooresville Cotton Mills file their claims with the receiver within thrity days from this term of Court, duly verified, or be forever barred from sharing in any distribu- tion of the assets of the said Mooresville Cotton Mills. The said WB Cole, Receiver is further ordered and directéd to give due notice to all creditors of said Mooresville Cotton Mills to file their claims with him as Receiver in accordance with this order by inserting a notice to said creditors for four weeks in the Mooresville Enterprise, a weekly news- paper published in Mooresville, N. C. T B Finley Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Lester J Vones vs Zelda Jones In this cause the defendant, through her counsel, moves for per- mission of the Court to be permitted to withdraw her answer and it ie oe dered adjudged that the answer of the defendant be and the same is here? by ordered withdrawn and stricken from the record and Carroll B Spencer, Attorney for the defendant, is granted permission to withdraw as at- torney for the defendant, This the 18th day of November, 1932. T B Finley, Judge Presiding. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 19352 Friday November 18, 1952. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredeal County. November Term 1952} Lester Jones vs Zelda Jones Jury sworn and empannelled and answered tho issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? , Answer: Yes 2, Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff and live seperate and apart for five years as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 3, Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of North Carolina for more than 5 years next prior to the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes NO. 832 Henkel Craig Livestock Co. vs } B B Daughtery & G M Sudderth i trading as G M Suddert Lumber Co. y It appearing to the Court that the defendants had not been notified of the pendency of this case, after the trial juror is withdrawn, mistrial ordered, Case continued. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 19352. Troutman Banking and Trust ) Company of Troutman, N. C. ) vs } Roy Byers and wife, Rebecca Byers} J C Brookshire and T L Ervin. ) 1. What amount, if any, are the defendants J © Brookshire and T L Ervin indebted to the plaintiff? Answer: $665.00, Interest from Oct 20, 1928. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Friday November 18, 1932, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1932, Troutman Banking and @rust Company, of +routman, N C vs JUDGMENT Roy Byers and wife, Rebecca Byers J C Brookshire and T L Ervin Se meme <= ow This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Hon- or, TB Finley, Judge Presiding qnd a jury, and the jury having answered the following issue as indicated, to-wit: "1. What amount, if any, are the defendants J Cc Brookshire and TL Evpvin indebted to the plaintiff? Answer: $665.00 with interest from October 20, 1988/" It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain- tiff recover of the defendants J C Brookshire and T L Ervin judgment for the sum of {665.00 together with interest thereon from October 20, 1928, until paid, at the rate of 6% per annum, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, T B Finley Judge Presiding, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, November Term 1932. South Atlantic Investment Corporation t vs 4 JUDGMENT C L Rhyne and wife Bertha Grace Rhyne. } This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, T B Finley, Judge Presiding at the November Term, 1932. of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard and the defendants having admitted in open Court that the plaintiff is a corporation and the plaintiff having admitted in open Court that the defendant Bertha Grace Rhyne signed all the notes set out in the complaint as surety for her co-defendant, C L Rhyne, and all other allegations in the complaint having been admitted in the answer filed by the defendants} It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defehdant the following amounts, together with the cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk:- (1) The sum of Five Hundred and Ninety-four and 20/100 bole with interest from September lst, 1932, on the notes 8° out in plaintiff's first cause of action. (2) The sum of Nine Hundred and Twenty-six and 13/100 Dollars with interest from the first aa oe July, 1932, on the note? setvout in plaintiff's second,cthird and fourth causes of action, \IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Friday November 18, 1932 (3) The sum of Eight hundred and ninety-five and 85/100 Dollars with interest from June lst, 1932, on the notes set out in plaintiff's fifth cause of action, It is further adjudged that the defendant ¢ L Rhyne executed all of said notes as principal and that the defendant Bertha Grace Rhyne executed all of said notes as surety and that any execution issued on this judgment shall be so endorsed when issued by the Clerk and shall be lewied upon the pro- perty of the said C L Rhyne, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said execution and for want of s&fficient property of the said C L Rhyne, also on the property of the said Bertha Grace Rhyne and make sake of all property of the said C L Rhyne, levied upon, before that of the said Bertha Grace Rhyne. i It is further ordered that, prior to the execution against the pro- ia perty of Bertha Grace Rhyne, the deeds of trust, securing the notes sued on in a this action, shall first be foreclosed and that the proceeds of the sale of said property, less any taxes then due ahd less the cost of said foreclosure sales, shall first be applied to the notes secured by said deeds of trust, 4 not sued on in this action, and the surplus, if any thereafter remainittig, BE shall be applied to this judgment. j T B Finley fae Judge Presiding ae North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 19352 No 806 Alexander Motor Co, Plaintiff vs 28 8 0U-ES C F Summers, and W A Summers Interpleader, Defendants. re > = The following jury sworn and empaneled as follows, to-wit: J J Gant, Kk F Byers, Robert Brawley, G H Huffman, Banks Culp, WL Wagner, C I Gresham, WL Fox, RA Williams, J B Baity, Flake Redman & W M Summers, and answered the issues as follows: 1. Is the Interpleader, W A Summers, the owner and entitled to the Possession of the car in controversy? Answer: No, 2. Are the plaintiffs entitled to the possession of the car in contro- versy? Answer: Yes What amount, if any, is the defendant, C F Summers, indebted to the Plaintiffs? Answer: $126.55, Int from 1/1/30 until paid. 4, What was the value of the car at the time seizure? Answer: $250.00 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Friday November 18, 1932 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1932 L C Hafer and U L Hafer, trading and doing business ) under the firm name and style ) of Alexander Motor Company, i Plaintiffs. vo vs Q JUDGMENT C F Summers, Defendant and 4 W A Summers, Interpleader ) This cause coming on to be heard, and being heardy before His Honor, I B Finley, Judge Presiding, and a juby, and the following issues hay- been submitted to, and found by, the jury: (1) Is the interpleader, W A Summers, the owner and entitled to the possession of the car in controversy? Answer: No (2) Are the plaintiffs entitled to the possession of the car in controversy? Answer: Yes (3) What amount, if any, is the defendant, C F Summers, in- debted to plaintiff? Answer: $126.55, Int from 1/1/30 until paid. (4) What was the value of the car at the time of the seizure? Answer: $250.00 IT IS, THEREFORE, on motion of Burke & Burke, Attorneys for tha plaintiffs, considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiffs are entitled to the immediate possession of the car referred to and described in the complaint, for the purpose of sale, according to the terms of the title note, and it is therefore, adjudged that the plaintiffs have and re- cover of the defendant, C F Summers, the sum of One Hundred Twenty-six Dol- lars and fifty-five cents ($126.55), with interest on said sum from January 1ts, 1930, until paid, at the rate of six per cent 46%) per annum, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, It further appearing to the Court that the property was seized under Claim and Delivery Proceedings and that the interpleader, W A Summers, gave bond in the sum of Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00), with Cloyd E Steven- son as surety, for the return of said property, together with all such costs and damages as mat be awarded, it is, therefore, further adjudged that if saidm property is not forthcoming, as provided in said bond, that the plain- tiffs recover judgment against the said WA Summers and Cloyd E Stevendon for the pentlty of said bond, to-wit: Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00), to ve discharged upon the payment of the debt referred to in this judgment, er interest and cost, according to the terms and provisions of said bond. TB Finlegy Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 427 SECOMD WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932. Friday Novemher 18, 1932 Alexander Motor Co vs Summers, Interpleader moves to set the verdict aside and for a new trial. Overruled, Execption. Judgment signed. Interpleader excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeal given in open Court. Further notice waived. Appeal bond of $50.00 adjudged sufficient. By consent, Interpleader allowed 60 days to make up and serve case on appeal, plaintiff allowed 60 days thereafter to serve countercase or file exceptions. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Saturday Morn- ee ing November 19th, 1932 at 9:30 O'clock, 7. 2 L “JUDGE PRESIDING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Saturday November 19, ,1932 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Saturday Morning November 19th,1932 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1932 Lester Jones Q vs } JUDGMENT Zelder Jones 4 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, T B Finley, 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 records It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Lester Jones, and the defendant, Zelder Jones, be and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant,. It is further ordered that the plaintiff costs of this action. TB Finley Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell vounty. November Term 1932 W W Hartness, C W Millsaps, J H King and J S King vs JUDGMENT T A Summers This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, TB Finle¥, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues sub- mitted to them by the Court in favor of the defendant and against the 8 plaintiffs, as set out in the record: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiffs recover nothing tn this action, and that the defendant is the owner of one-half interest in the Baler described in the complaint and other pleadings filed in this cause, the other one-half interest being the property of the plaintiffs, It is further adjudged that the plaintiffs pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. T B Finley, Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Saturday November 19, 1932 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of jf Raleigh, et al ' —_ ORDER APPOINTING RECEIVER vs WA Bristol et als. } This cause coming om to be heard upon motion of the: br the appointment of a receiver for the lands described in the comp trial of this cause and the foreclosure of the deed of trust on said lands and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiffs are entitled to have a re- ceiver appointed under the terms of said deed of trust: It is now ordered and adjudged that J E Thore be and he is hereby appbinted receiver of said lands and that, upon his giving a bond in the sum of $200.00, conditioned upon the faithful discharge of his duties as such receiver, the said J E Thore be and he is hereby authorized to enter upon and take charge of said lands and to rent the same for the year 1933 and to col- lect and receive all rents and profits therefrom and to hold all monies re- ceived by him until the final termination of this cause, subject to the fur- ther orders of the Court, This Nowember 19th, 1932, T B Finley Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, Majorie Coffey, by her next friend, T S Coffey. ! } vs j JUDGMENT i i Jehn A Price and John D Hartness. { This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor TB Finley, Judge holding the Courts in this, the 15th Judicial District of North Carolina, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff, Majorie Cof- fey, is a minor, and is duly represented herein by her next friend, T 8 Coffey who has been als ated such by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell Youn ty; And it further appearing that said action is for personal injuries to Said infant, Majorie Coffey, which happened to her on or about the 50th day of April, 1932, when the defendant's, John A Price's, automobile, in which IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932, Saturday November 19, 19352 she was a guest, was struck by a Chevrolet truck being pperated by the de. fendant, John D Hartness, at the intersection of South Mulberry and West Sharpe Streets in the City of Statesville, N. C., in consequence of which the said Majorie Coffey suffered certain personal injuries; and it fur ther appearing 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 Majorie Coffey, by the defendant, John A Price, paying té the ds- plaintiff the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($1500.00), and the costs of this aestion, and that the 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, Majorie Cofféy, is a minor; and the Court having investigated the facts involved in said sollbsion and personal injuries to the said Majorie Coffey for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not there was actionable negligence on the part of the defendants and also to ascertain the extent of the injuries to the said Marjorie Cof- fey, and having made such investigation, and having examined witnesses who had personal knowledge of the matter, all for the purpose efiabling the Court to determine whether or not it is for the best interest of said minor, Majorie Cofféy, that plaintiff compromise and settle all claims, actions, or causes of action, which the said Majorie Coffey now has, or may hereaftsr have, against the defendants by reason of said collision and personal injur- les to the said Majorie Coffey, for the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($1500.00), and the Court being of the opinion, after having made such in- vestigation, that it is for the best interest of plaintiff's ward, Majorie Coffey, that the matters at issue in this action be compromised and settled on condition that the defendant, John A Price, pay in to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($1500.00) as settlementin full for all damages whatsoever which have heretfore arisen, or which may hereafter arise, by reason of the injuries received by the said Majorie Coffey growing out of the occurrence aforesaid; . IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that if is for the best interest of the said minor, Majorie Coffey, that the mat- ters at issue im the above entitled action be compromised and settled for the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars($1500.00), and when said amount is paid into the Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, it is ordered that the hospital, doctor's, and medical bilis for medical services and other attention given said infant, Majorie Coffey, on account of the injuries aforesaid be paid, and that the remaining balance be paid out by the Clerk of superior Court, as provided by law, and that said payment to the court constitute @ a® IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Af SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Saturday November 19, 1932 settlement in full for all damages whatscever by reason of the personal ine juries the said Majorie Coffey received, and of the matters and things alleged in the complaint. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the agreement of compromise and settlement entered into by and between the parties hereto, be, and the same is hereby in all things, sanctioned, approved and confftrmed, It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, John A Pice, the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars ({1500.00) as settlement in full for all damages whatsoever by reason of the personal in- juries received by the said Majorie Coffey, at the time afid!ohsthe occasion mentioned in the complaint, and the defendants, upon payment of this judgment, shall be forever discharged from any and all further liability to the said Majorie Coffey, and to the said T S Coffey, individually, and as next friend of the said Majorie Coffey, by reason of the personal injuries received by the said Majorie Coffey at the time and on the occasion set out in the complaint It is further ordered that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, T B Finley Judge Presiding BY CONSENT: Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for plaintiff Grier Grie & Joyner Attorneys for defendant John A Price, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term 1932 Ethel B Cooper j vs ‘ JUDGMENT WL Alexander, Anna Alexander, E J Alexander, Esther Alexander and JH Ingram This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at November Term, 1932, of Ired. 1l Superior Court, before His Honor, T B Fihley, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them es fol+ lows: ~ 1. Ie the plaintiff the owner of the note sued upon, as alleged in the complaint? Answer; No WL Alexander ee t amount, if any, are the defendants , ane hehe Aenean, ifdebted to the plaintiff? Ans. f Nae 691~- Federal Home Investi . ed “>No.739- L O White et a ng Co vs D B Stearns, et al. Continued. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1932 Saturday November 19, 1932 3. Did the defendants, W L Alexander and Anna Alexander, voluntey ly convey to the defendant, E J Alexander, their interest in lands described in plaintiff's statement of secona cause of » tion, with intent to defraud creditors, as alleged in the cdeape laint? Ans. No. 4. In what amount, if any, is plaintiff indebted to defendant xz J H Ingram, #n his counter-claim seg up in his answer?’ Ans. None. It 1s therefore, on motion of Self, Bagby, Aiken & Patrick, coun. sel forthe defendants, ordered and adjudged that plaintiff take nothing by her suit; that she be and she is hereby required to surrender up to the des fendant J H Ingram the Alexander note and deed of trust set out and described in paragraphs two and three, respectfully, of plaintiff's complaint: that the purported sale had, under said deed of trust, as described in paragraph five of plaintiff's complaint, be and the same is hereby adjudged to be null and void and of no effect, together with all proceedings heretofore had in connection with said sale; that defendants recover of the plaintiff and the surety on her prosecution bond, the costs of this action, It is further ordered and adjudged that defendant J H Ingram have and recover nothing from the plaintiff on his counter-claim, T B Finley Judge Presiding. NO. 603 Bankers Trust Co () vs 4 City of Statesville, q It appearing to the Court that this case has been tried and ap- peal taken to the Supreme Court, and thetopinion of the Supreme Court is om file confirming the former judgment of this Court, the ease is dismissed in accordance with the former judgment of the Superior Court and confirmed by the Supreme Court, No 688 Roy Lowrance et al, () vs } Statesville Hudson Co, j It appearing to the Court that the Receiver has not filed a report it is ordered and directed that he file report at next term of Court. 7 1. vs Sterling Flour Mills. Continued, ‘ ~ 815- C L Rhyne et al, vs Rhyne De Cent Badtlasen for report of Rec , S41- I Max Seigel et al vs Mack's Credit Store.-Continued for reporte 5 ne ee ' a carnoLmmh ) ; ¥ rd an ty of ant cr. 7; Dulin, and IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, | Turner Manufactur Co., Inc. 6 far Be Plaintiff, . ove* i JUDGMENT , Rhyne 7 . Defendant. This cause coming on for hearing, and being heard by His Honor 7, By Finley, Seni Presiding over the November Term of the Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, and it appeering that the pleintirf and des fendant have agreed to a settlement of the matters and things set forth in the pleadings in this cause, and that the defendant has agreed to pay to the plain- tiff the sum of $100.00, and the cost in this action in full settlement thereof: THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED, CONSIDERED AND ADJUDGED that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendant, J. D. Rhyne the sum of $100.00 together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court against the defendant J, D. Rhyne, This 18th day of November, 1932, Te Bs roy a cL JUDGE PRES ID Te BY CONSENT: Mose & Winberr Kttorneys Tor plaintir?T J.B. Glover, Jr, Kttormeys Tor derendant a STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF IREDELL. Fred Lentz, Paul Lentz, Ben Miller Lentz, Ellen Lentz, atid Marjorie Lentg and Junior lentz, by and through their duly appointed General Guardian, J, A. Lents Vs. gerch Maxwell and Frances Mexwell, by and x Cugh their duly appointed General Guardian, * D, Holderby, Lueile Dulin and William Dulin, 8nd through their @uly appointed General P. P, Dulin, Executor Estate of C. Ay Dulin, Dec'd, JUDGMENT . ae et eel et el eel ell Honor, T. B. Finley, Judge ie, the plaintiffs being fr ts, Sarah and Frences I 5 pinted guardian, ind ” in ae en + - , i“ . ~*~ Bee ue SS ‘ re De beh, Esq., their Attorney, and it appéaring to the Court that all the parties at interest have reached « compromise end settlement of the matters i: contro. versy between them, growing out of the pleadings in this cause by the terns oF which compromise the defendants, Sarah and Frances Maxwell, are to POCOLVe three tracts of land in fee-simple and free of all encumbrances, lfens, court costs, commissions, inheritance taxes and other charges, which tracts &re known &8 the Arey Place, containing approximately 95 acres, the Berkley Land, contai ning about 24 acres, and the Daniels Land, conteining 60 acres, and also five shares of Bank Stcck in the Merchants and Farmers Bank of Statesville, N, C.; which lang and bank stock shall be in full and cemplete satisfaction of all rights, title op interest which the said Sarah and Frances Maxwell have in the estate of their uncle, C. A, Dulin, deceased, under and by virtue of the terms of the last wil} ef the said C. A. Dulin, or otherwise, which property se@l include their right to education, maintenance and support mentioned in the will of the said ¢, A, Dulin, That all the remaining property, both real anda personal, and mixed, be- longing to the estate of the said C, A. Dulin, shall belonging to the devisees mentioned in the will of said Cc, A. Dulin cther than Sarah and Frances Maxwell, and the said heirs and devisees other than Sarah and Frances Maxwell shali assume and pay 8ll the indebtedness due and owing by said estate, including cost, inheritence taxes, other taxes, commissions, court costs, and other expenses, out of the assets and property of C, A, Dulin estate in so fer as the same may be sufficient to pay same, It is further ordered that P, P. Dulin be, and he is hereby appointed s Commissioner of this Court, and as such is empowered and authcrized, under the direction of the Court, to convey the real estate and personal estete, in order to carry out the purposes and terms of this judgment, The Court finds as a fact thet, on eccount of the financial situation at this time, and the lack of market value for real estate and other property, that it 1s for the best interest of all parties concerned that this property be divided and not sold at public auction or private sale, It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that this oquee is retained and continued, to be heard before the undersigned Judge at States- ville, N. C., on the 14th day of November , 1952, when and where His Honor will, make such further orders as mey be found necessary for the purpose of carrying into effect the terms of this “ompromise and settlement and such other ord a ‘? Mee and decrees as may be just and proper in the dause, It further ®ppesring to the Court that Mr, J. D. Womach, Ouerd’ Sareh ana bs dns nd Frances Maxwell, comes into court and makes himself a party proceeding o> _T. B, Fini udg ; a tno na Holdin of the 15th Judicial Dis tric SN aaa. karte 435 . eh, Guardtan of Sereh & Frances Maxwell, Buren Jurne or @ par s other n J. D. Womech, Guardien. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. Fred Lentz, Paul Lentz, Ben Miller Lentz, Ellen Lentz, and Marjorie Lentz and Junior Lentz, by and through their duly appointed General Guardian, J, A, Lentz, and Ralph Lentz, individually. -Vs- JUDGMENT, Sarah Maxwell and Frances Maxwell, by and through their duly appointed General Guardian, M. D, Holderby, Lucile Dulin and William Dulin, by and through their duly sppointed General Guardian, P, P. Dulin, P, P, Dulin individually, and P. P, Dulin, Executor of the Estate of C. A. Dulin, Beceased; and J. D. Womack, Guardian for Sarah and Frances Maxwell, ) ) ) ) 9 ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) This cause coming on to be heard before His: Honor, T, B, Finley, Judge Presiding, on this the 14th day of November, 1932, having been continued to this date by sonsent, and the plaintiffs being represented by RBuren Jurney and the defendants, Sarah and Frances Maxwell, being represented by Mr. J, D, Womack, their newly appointed guerdian and W. R. Dalton, Esq,, Attorney for said guardian, and it appearing to the Court that all the parties at interest | 8re represented and are personally in court; and it further appearing that seid parties have reached a compromise and settlement of the matters and #hings in controversy between them growing out of the pleadings in this cause, by the terms o& which compromise the defendants, Sarsh and Francés Mawwell, are to receive three tracts of lend in fee-simple and free from a11 encumbrances liens and court costs, commissions, inheritance taxes and other charges, which tracts are known as the Barkley place, containing approximately 24 - Seres, the Arey Place, contsining approximately 90 acres, and bhhe Daniels - land, contai ning epprenimate iy 60 acres, which tracts of land are described a #8 follows: a 136. to J. L. ‘Lentz by deed recorded in Book 81, page 110, maki conveyed. , r NE 25% acres herein This judgment also conveys to Sarsh and Frances and road-way rights which were reserved and retained Dy Ge aro tt casements Deed execuéed by him to J. L. Lengz and recorded in Book 81 "pe e “ee the deed special reference is hereto made for more specific boundari ot oe information, 7 which AREY PLACE: Lying in Chambersburg Townshi Ir North Carolina, Beginning at a stake in ihe new ceiemet oe oeren’ State of Rumple's and Conger's corner, near Old Bridge; thence North 7 de nretas 120 poles to a stone, Rumples' corner; thence North 88 degrees East 48 oat to a dogwood; thenfe North 32 poles to a stake; thence West 4 poles ¢ poles stake; thence North 14 poles to a red oak, Rumples! and Freeland's ¢ °S thence North 70 degrees East 18 poles to a maple on a branch; thence corner; 44 degrees East down the branch 52 poles to a pine stump: thence ie poles to a stake in center of branch; thence with the branch Scuth 46 153 West 11 poles and South 16 degrees West 17 poles and South 42 degre Yegrees 17 poles and South 26 poles and South 15 degrees East 22 poles in So ore 12 degrees East 73 poles to the middle of Thira Creek, and the newl we channel; thence up same to the beginning and containing 90 acres. mero ene ae eotee er ae oy eee J. Conger and wife, Mary V ’ Connon aE - A, n, and duly recorde ° , of Iredell County, North Carolina,» ©? Pes? 289, Register of Deeds Ortics DANIELS PLACE: Lying in Statesville Townshi s redel Carclina. Beginning at a pine, Mott's corner on the W, D, dummer's? igeer ee running East 85 poles to a stake; thence North 2 degrees East 149 poles Bee stone, Mott's corner; thence East 50 poles to a dead black oak: thence North poles to a stone, Mott's corner; thence South 2 degrees West 171 poles to seers us te [“...S =< acres, more or less, and being those lands oe e an - B. Armfield, Commissioners, to C. A. recorded in Book 41 page 71, Registers Of fice of Iredell County ieee 180h0e acres sold off therefrom as shown by deed executed oF Gi Ay Dulin to J. P aoe a Book ee page 551, Register's Office of Iredell . 4 acres so off therefrom by C,. A. Dulin t Prandon and Walter A, Brandon, as shown b Deed een ts "60, pase ae ° Recorded in Book 50 100 Register of Deeds Office of Iredell Count). me "67-15 y, making or leavi alate more or sacs? herein conveyed said 67.15 cohen being fécently saanuae contein ; rte Peaae ee oe and represenéed by him to ° E t ‘i 8S, as shown by his Blue P Survey, sata survey woundaries being defined and Setteine as fetaene ‘ dbavess tcce &@ stake in the road, Patterson's corner; thence North haces oict lou a ee to a stone, Patterson's corner; thence South 88 degrees West with the fk ted path Chl ee fas te siete Soo a“ , ne eet to a stake in the eala Gunther nae thence South 8 degrees East 1090 faet with the road and St Gecress Wane 3 an iron pin in Caldwell road; thence with the road South 3 and South 65 Degrees West 1536 feet to the beginning corner and bei th Dulin. ng that part of the Daniels Place remaining unsold at the Death of C, A. It is understood and agreed by all the parties hereto, that all of the real estate and other Property and assets of the C. A. Dulin estate, which the parties, other than Sersh and Frances Maxwell receives from said estate, shall be first and primarily liable for any and all indebtedness owing by said estate and smme shall be first exhausted by the creditors of said estate before recourse is had or made against the property of said estate which is received by Sarah and nd Frances Maxwell--the said property of Sarah and Frances Maxwell being only secondarily liable therefore P. P, Dulin‘is such, is hereby hereby appointed commissioner by this Court, and 48 auth orized, instructed, directed and empowered to execute and deliver his Co mmissioner's deed in fee-simple to Sarah and Frances Maxwell equally, share , and share @like, to each and 811 of the aforementioned thrée tracts of land, nam . Sly, the Barkley tract, the Arey tract and the Daniels tract It is fur shares of the common stock of the Merchant! 8 and Ferme of Statesvi being the stock now re. Rone of ; owned and ®ppesring on the books in the bank in the C. A, Dulin, and P, Pp, Dulin : | » 88 Executor of C, A, Dulin, is authorized th er agreed that Sarah and Frances Maxwell shall receive five - 437 transfer end déliver said five shares of bank stock to J. D. Womack, Guardien for Sarah and Frances Maxwell, which three above mentioned tracts of lend and five shares of bank stock shall be in full and complete satis- faction of all rights, title or interest which the said Sarah and Frances Maxwell have in the estete of their uncle, Cc. A, Dulin, deceased, under and by virtue of the terms of the last will of the said Cc. A, Dulin, or otherwise and shall also include any right to education, maintenance or support mention- ed in the said last will of the said C. A. Dulin or in the judgmeng of tha Court construing said will, as shown by Volume 197 North Carolina Supreme Court Report, page 215, in the case entitled "Dulin Vs. Dulin," That all the remaining property, both real, personal and mixed, belong- ing to the estate of said C. A. Dulin, and devised and mentioned in the last will of the said C, A. Dulin, shall go to, belong to, and vest in fee-simple in the heirs and devisees under the will of Cc. A, Dulin, other than Sarah and Frances Maxwell, said real estate being described as follows: HOME PLACE Containing 209 acres, more or less, situated, lying and being about two miles east of the City of Statesville, on Highway Number 10, Bounded on the North by the Salisbury Railroad, on the east by the lands of J. F. Eagle; on th South by the lands of J. F. Lentz, D. S. Lentz, and J. L. Lentz, and also partly on the South by the property of Mary Sberrill; on the west by the lands of J. A. W. Barkley and Miss Sally Sharpe and Mr. Rickert and each tract being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a stake, W. M, Dulin's corner and running thence North 16 degrees East 48 poles to a stake; thence South 76 degrees East 65 poles to a stake in Cox's line; thence North 10 degrees East 3 poles to a Stake in Cox's line; thence North 54 degrees West 127 poles to a stske on the West side of the Public Road; thence South 4 degrees West 63 poles to the beginning, containing 19-3/4 acres, more or less. . Also another tract, beginning et a stake in the center of the States- ville-Salishury Road about two miles from States¥ille, and running South 12 pol to a stake in Smith's corner; thence North 74 degrees West 8 poles to ae stake, Smith's corner; thence North 18 degrees East 15 poles to s stake on said Statesville-Salisbury Road; thence with the said Statesville-Salisbury Road South 50 degrees East 5 pales to the beginning, containing 1/2 acre more or les Also another tract, beginning at e stone in e road, A. Barkley's corner thence North 2 degrees, East 134 poles to a Spanish Oak, Sharpe's line; thence East 70 poles to a stone in the road, Wooten's corner; thence South 10 degrees West 38 poles to an iron stake; thence South 77 degrees West 15 poles to an iron stake on the North side of White's Mill Road; thence East 27 poles to 4 Spanish Okk; H. F. Barkley's corner; thence South 58-1/2 poles to a stake in 6 field, said Barkley's corner; thence East 40 poles to a stake in Dulin's line; thence South 3 degrees West 56 poles to a stone in J, P, Barkley's line; thence South 85 degrees West 24 poles to a stake at Branch, A. Barkley's corner; thene up the branch to Barkley's corner with his line South 85 degrees West 68 poles to the beginning, containing 85 dcres, more or less, less about 29-1/2 acres 80ld to J, A. W, Berkley. Also another tract, beginning st a Spanish Oak, M, L. Barkley's corner; thence East 40 poles to a stake; thence south 4 degrees West 22 poles to e« stom thence East 13-1.2 poles to a steke; thence south 3 de Stake; thence West 49 poles to a stake; thence North 5 Conteining 16-1/2 acres, more or less, rees West 36 poles to a 8 poles to the beginning, Also anot tract ing at a stake on the North side -f the Wester her tract beginning -1/5 degrees west 1619 feet to North Carolina Railroad, and running North 75 . stake; thence South 86-1/2 beurees West 714 feet to a stake; thence South age degrees West 1500 feet to a stake; thence Nerth 85% degrees East 1865 ee to a stake; thence South 25% degrees West 1105 % feet to a steke; thence orth 69% degrees Fast 1304 feet to 4 stake; thence North 9 degrees West 1505 feet to the beginning, contsining 85,59 acres, more or less. Also another tract adjoining the lends :f T. ire at a Post Oak; thence North 64 poles with the R. coe North-westerly about 16 poles to a persimmon; thenc ke; thende East 15 poles to the beginning, containing 5 J. Conger line to a stump; South 70% acres, mere or J, Conger and others beginn poles be a ea oe os Na ap ? } | BS: is { i i ei | | 438 emcees so another beginning at a stake on south side of Western North ; Wwe eee oe the sat teens dirs road crosses said railroad in colored ce menteknown as Belmont, and runs South 50 degrees East 293 poles to @ stake side of road; thence South 11 degrees West 71-3/4 poles to a stake in Berkleyts line; thence North 88 degrees West 27-1/2 poles to an iron stake; thence North 11 degrees East 89-1/2 poles to the beginning conteining 12-3/8 acres, mope or less. (for description see Book 40 page 36 in Registers office of Iredel} County.) Also another tract beginning at an iron stake on the South bank of the Reilroad, C. A. Dulin's corner and running with the railroad South 50 degrees East 29} poles to a stkke, Kings corner or corner of the King lot, thence South 18 degrees West 16-1/2 poles to a stake on the public road, corner of the King lot; thence South 76 degrees East 8 poles to an iron stake, corner of the Ki lot in C. A. Dulin's line; thence South 4-1/2 degrees West 56-1/2 poles to a stake; €. A. Dulin's corner; thence North 88 degrees West 3741/5 poles to a stake, Dulin's corner; thence Nerth 11 degrees East 72 poles to the beginning containing 12-1/4 acres, and 18 square poles, more or less, , From the above description lot there is excepted 2 acres heretofore solq to the County of Iredell for School purposes and for a description of said 2 acres, herein excepted, see Deed duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County. THE BAILEY PLACE LL LN Lying and being about four miles from the city of Statesville on High. way number fo, bounded on the East by the lands of By, Cy Dellinger, W, F, Bailey estate, on the South by the lands of P, P, Dulin and J. R, Eagle, and containing 115 acres, more or less, and being described by separate tracts by deeds to C. A. Dulin ana being more perticularly described as follows: Adjoining the lands of T, J, Conger, W. M, Dulin, w. M, Pailey end others, and bounded as follows: Beginning at a Black Oak, Dulin's corner and rus North 2 degrees East 167 poles to a stake on the Statesville road; thence with the same 69 degrees West 36 poles to a stone, East corner of lot Number 2, thence South 2 degrees West 160 poles to & magnolia, Bailey's line; thence with his line West to the beginning, containing 35 acres, more or less, Also ancther tract beginning at a stone in Eegle's line, Dulin's corner, end running thence South 87 degrees East £06 poles to a stake in C, A, Dulin's line near a peach tree; thence with said Dulin line South 3 degrees, 152 poles to a stake Dulin's corner; in Bailey's line, thence North 87 dagrees at ho a Steke, Bailey's corner; thence South 3 degrees West 11 Boles ake mba 8 corner; ® stone in Kimbalits line Dulin 's eomenee Theses an treshe cece ats Mae ae orner; the to the beginning, containing 55 acres, more ates” erees ae (From the above describ more or less, sold by G ed tract is exce 1919, ) y pted a tract containing 7 acres, - WV. Brewer to Andy Campbell by Deed dated September 16, . grees West 1800 feet to an old hickory corner; ge Rd coeeon East 1153 feet to a stake; thence North 7 dexress and 780 feet to sean feet to a stake; thence North 21 degrees and 30 minutes East containing 49-1/2 pa North 7 degrees West 746 feet to the beginning, W. F, Bailey, S, more or less, and being a part of the old home place of W. M. DULIN PLACE d Adjoining the lands of J, L, Lengz end others and being described in Dee n from P, P. Dulin and others in Deed Book 45 page 10@, and being more fully described as follows: West Beginning at a stake on Mrs, Cannup's line: thence South 6 degrees 150 poles to a gum; thence South 33 degrees East’ 19 poles to a stake; thence south 13 degrees West 51-1/2 poles to a stake; thence South 83 degrees peg 4 poles to a stake; thence south 36 degrees West 17 Poles to a pine corns the White's land; thence South 5 degrees East 41 prles to a stone; heer Plyler's corner; thence South i degrees East 13 poles to an ash on the bank of Third Creek; thence For degrees West 34 poles to @ stake in a ditch; thence North 7 degrees Eas with with the ditch 28 poles t- a stake; thence forth 30 degrees West 40 poren. the said ditch to a stake; thence North 16 degrees East 98 poles to a de . Kimbell's corner; thence North 67 poles to a stake; thence North 85 degree West 43 poles to the beginning, containing 71 acres, more or less. » accouhts or other evidence of a és of C. A. Dulin, by any person wherg- ver located, shall go to, belong to, end vest in fee-simple to the pete: devisees Mauger the will of C. a. Dulin, other than Sereh and Frances All personal property, notes, stock indebtedness due and owing to said estate ty, 439 and the. seid P, P, Dulin ts hereby appointed commissioner by this Court, and ‘i. such, is hereby euthorized, instrueted, directed and empowered to execute and deliver his Commissioner's deed in fee-simole for the foregoing described lands to the following named persons, to-wit: rea Lentz, Ben Miller Lentz, Ellen Lentz, Marjorie Lentz, Junior Lentz, Lucile Dulin and William Dulin, It being made to appear to the court that under and by virtue of the terms of the Will of C. A. Dulin, deceased, and the Judgment of the Court cons- truing the same, that Paul and Ralph Lentz, two of the devisees mentioned in the will of C. *. Mlin ware to receive $2,500.00 each less than the other ae devisees mentioned therein, and thet all devisees should receive $2,500.00 each in valuation from said estate before Paul and Ralph Lentz participated in any ‘of the proceeds of said etate, and it appearing to the Court and the Court PAO i eee dee eae finding it as a fact that the estate of C. A. Dulin ot this time 1s insuffi- cient in value to pay to the devisees of said C. A, Dulin, other than Paul and Ralph Lentz, a sum equal to $2,500.00 each, it is therefore erdered, sdjudged, A and declared by this court that the said Paul and Ralph Lentz are not entitled a to participate. in the division of the estate of C. A. Dulin, deceased, and have no interest whatever therein and thet said estate and all of the same belong to itr the devisees mentioned in the will of C. A. Dulin, deceased, cther than Paul i i Lentz and Ralph Lentz. in . It is further understood and agreed py the heirs other than Sarah and ay Frances Maxwell thet the said P, §. Dulin shall recéive in fee-simpae the tract ia of land hereinafter described and known as the Conger Place in lieu of his pele commissions as Executor of the estate ef GC, A, Dulin which would accrue to him in the further administration of said estate, and for the purpose of carrying - ik out said agreement and understanding, it is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed that Buren Jurney be and he is hereby appointed a commissioner by this Court énd as such, is authorized, instructed, directed and emoowered to execute and deliver his commissioner's deed in fee simple to P, P. Dulin for ell cf the right title and interest which the estate of C. A. Dulin, deceased, has in the following described tract of land known as the Conger land, bounded as follows: Beginning ata stake in the center of the Southern Railway tracks near alle siding, A, F, Henley*s corner; thence with the track of the Southern Railway South 80 degrees west 132 poles to an iron stake; John A. Waddell's corne thence with his liné and down the meanderings of the branch 42 poles to a Popler in the forks of the branch; thence with Alex Waddell's line South 20 Gegrees East 28 poles to a stone, Waddell's and Frances Phifer's corner; thence With Phiferts ana C. J. Allison's line South 5 degrees East 24 poles to a s take; Daisy Patterson's corner in C, J. Allison's line; thence with Daisy Patéerson's line South 88 degrees East 15 poles to a stone in the old Georgia road; thence With seid road, North 4 degrees East 20 poles to a stone near the ford; thence Speen 69 degrees East 14 poles to a stone; thence South 2 degrees West 10 poles *.¢ Poplar on the West side of the branch, Hattie Patterson's c-rner; thence a her line and Henry Johnson's line down the meanderings of the branch to a are in said bra: ch; thence North 26 degrees east 78 poles to a stone, A, F, ce .® Corner; thence with said Henleyls line North 2 degrees 84 poles to the Ginning, containing 74-1/ _more or less, ang and being in Chambersburg Township Pe PT BLE ie eRe GRO useMe Miles eas! bed by meters and bounds as follows: Beginning at May eck, H, A, Phifer's corner; thence wit meee grees West 40 poles to an elder on the branch seid Phifer the pai, mence down the meandering of the branch about 28 poles to mpors > forks of the brench; thence up the east fork of the brench with 44] erings of said branch 42 poles to the center of the railroad track: opera geers 9 said track south 80 degrees West to the beginning, containing 44 acres, more or less. of C. A. Dulin, is hereby authorized and instructed and directed and fully It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the said heirs-at. _ empowered as such director to sell a sufficient amount of the real estate law of C, A, Dulin and the devisees named and referred in the wil} of Cc, a, belonging to said estate to pay off and discharge said indebtedness and for Dulin, other than Sarah and Frances Maxwell, do. hereby assume and agree to that purpose the said P, P, Dulin shail retain his powers of sale, given him pay all of the indebtedness and claims owing by said C, A, Dulin estate, in. in the lest will and testament of C, A, Dulin, deceased, and the order of the | cluding all cost, inheritance taxes, all other taxes, commissions, court — Court construing the same, H costs, including cost of this action and other expenses, out of the assets and The petitioners and respondents in this action, other than Sarah and j | property of C, A. Dulin estate in-se-far as the same may be sufficient to pay Frances Maxwell, are hereby ordered to pay the costs of this action to be ik same, and the said P, P, Dulin, Executor of C. A. Dulin is hereby directed and taxed by the Clerk. ordered to pay off all indebtedness, claims, court costs, inheritance taxes, a B, pinley and all other taxes now owing by said estate, and to file his final account as This November 14, 1932, Executor on or before January 1, 1954, unless good, strong, and controlling reasons are shown to the satisfaction of the court why same should not be filed at that time. bi Immediately upon the signing of this judgment, full and complete i te Possession is hereby given to each and all of the respective persons herein named, to those respective tracts of land and personal property which they t receive or are entitled to receive under this judgment, 4) It further appearing to the Court that the petitioners, Fred Lentz, “. Hel iy | Ben Miller Lentz, Ellen Lentz, Marjorie Lentz and Junior Lentz, are indebted i to Buren Jurney in the sum of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS as Atterney fee for servicas rendered in Settlement, is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the sum of $1,000.00 be taxed in the bill of costs in this case against the interests of Fred Lentz, Ben Miller Lentz, Ellen Lentz, Marjorie Lentz, and Junior Lentz, in payment of said fee, and said amount shall constitute a lien upon the interests of the last aforementioned pereons in the property which they réceive or are entitled to under this judgment. i This is # final judgment as to all the matters hereinabove referred to, | with the exception of attorney fees for which Mr, P, T, Stiers has this day 4 filed petition in regard to same with this Court, and which matter of Attorney fees is continued to be heard by the undersigned Judge et Asheboro, N. C., om December 12, 1932 at 1 O'clock, P, M., and J, D. Womack, ouaydiaehs Serah end Frances Maxwell, is allowed until December 12, 1932, inclusive, to file answer or file any motions in regard to same which he may see fit. The said J, D, Womack, Gua rdian for Sarah and Frances Maxwell, is hereby ordered by the Court not to sell, encumber, or otherwise dispose of, or hypothecete » @ny of the lends, and bank stock herein referred “— . he is receiving under this Judgment - @8 collateral for credit » te insufficient to pay the debte due and the estate of Cc, a, Dulin, deceased, then a nd in thet event, P, P, 445 9 IN THE SUPERBOR COURT #e SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1952 Saturday November 19, .1952 \ Noe 12 t TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. ‘ State 4 It appearing to the Court that the defendant has been vs } in jail 41 days, judgment of the Court on count for Grace Hair { transporting, that he be confined in fail for THIRTY DAYS. For possession, judgment of the Court that the defendant * be confined in jail for TEN MONTHS and assigned to work on the roads as provided by law, this sentence to go into effect at the termination of the sentence for transport- ing, capias to {gsue on the subsequent order of the Court. No. 47 } DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED \ State i Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- \ vs j fined in jail for a period of SIX MONTHS and assigned Walter Owens } to work on the roads as provided by law, capias not to 4ssue as long as the defendant pays to Miss Butier, Wel- fare Officer, the sum of 20,00 per month for the sup- port of his wife and children and otherwise obeys the law. No. 68 } TRANSPORT AND POSBESS LIQUOR. . State q The defendant comes {nto open Court and pleads guilty \ v8 } to transporting and possessing liquor. Hayes Thomas j Judgment of the Gourt is that the defendant be con- fined in common jail of Iredell County for & period of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to work on public roads as provided by law. No 11 | FALSE PRETENSE | State i Alias Capias \ vs , Blain Boodin 4 et | ASSAULT WITH DFADLY WEAPON \ State ; Continued until Jan Term 1958. \ > vs j Will Hartness } "5 } MANSLAUGHTER ¥ ty ‘ Continued for Bill C R Marlow N H Somers j 445 NORTH CAROLINA» IN THE SUPERIOR court, IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber an Incorporated <qoaal Pleintiff, Sam Tomlin and R, L. Tomlin, 6 q -Vvs~ } JUDGMENT, Defendants, ; This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, i John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it | appearing to the Court that on the 2nd day of November, 1932, plaintiff caused [ a summons to be issued out of this Court against the above named defendants in this action, and at the same time filed in this office a duly verified com- plaint; and it further appearing that on November 8th, 19352, said summons, to- ' gether with a copy of said complaint, was duly served on each of said defend- i ants; and it further appearing that this is an action on a certain vromissory note under seal of the defendants, for the payment of the sum of $292.71, dated | April 25th, 1952, due August 25th, 1932, with interest from date at the rate \) of six per cent (6%) per annum; and it further appearing te the Court thet He more than thirty days have elapsed since the service cf said summons and com- ' | plaint on each of the defendants, and that neither of the defendants have i appeared and answered, demurred or ctherwise pleed to said comvlaint within the time allowed by law, and that the time for answering or ctherwise pleading has ey now expired: } a: 28, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the } if _ plaintiff recover of the defendants, and each of them, jointly and severally the sum of $292.71, with interest thereon from April 25th, 1932, at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, This, the 2lst day of November, 1932, John L, Milholland Clerk Superior Court, 446 NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court, Iredell County. The Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. 1 JUDG MENT . -VSe tt Mrs. Minnie 0. Boyd et ai This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on this the 21st day of November, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that summons in this action was duly issued and served and that the complaint, duly verified, was filed July 29th, 1952, and that no answer having been filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by law and it further appearing that the Board of Dra inage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. 1 is holder of 4 certifi. cate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N. C., of the land described in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $412.90 ana the same is now due and unpaid and that the Plaintiff is entitled to have their equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged thet the Plaintiff have judgment against said defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be anda the same is hereby foreclosed, That it recover of the defendants the sum of $412.90, with interest theres on of ten percent from the fifth day of February, 1931 to the fifth day of Febru- are, 1952, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until naid, the cost cf the action as provided by law, including an attorney's fee of $10,00, which judgment is hereby declared to be a specific lien on the land described in the cemplaint, It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commissioner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the amount of said judgment and costs, It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby authori- zed and directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as provided by law at Public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, and to report to the court the sale of same, subject to the confirmation of the court, This the ?lst day of November, 1932, John L, Milholland “Clerk of Superior Court. In Superior Court, NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. oard of Drainage Commissioners of ow Third Creed Drainage District No, 1 -VB< JUDGMENT . ooo oc oO E. D. Brady and wife, Mrs. E. D. Brady This cause coming on to be heard hefore the undersicned on this the 14th day of November, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that summons in this action was duly issued and served and that the complaint, duly verified, was filed July 20, 1932, and that no answer having heen filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by law and it further appesring that the Bosrd of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. 1 is hrlder of a certi« ficate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N. C., of the lana described in the petition and that the amount of saia certificate is $180.96 and the same is now due and unpaid and thst the plaintif® is entitled to have their equity in said land foreclosed; THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment against said defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed, That it recover of the defendants the sum of $180.96, with interest there on of ten vercent from the fifth day of February, 1931 to the fifth day of February, 1932, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until paid the cost of the action as provided by law, including an atterney's fee of $10, which judgment is hereby declared tr be a specific lien on the lend described in the complaint, It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, snd is hereby appointed a Commissioner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the amount of said Judgment end costs, It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby Suthorized and directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as provided by lew at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, and to report to the Court the sale of same, subject to the confirmation of the curt, This the 21st day of November, 1932, John L,. Milholland Clerk of Superior Ccurt. 448 NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court, Iredell County. The Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District moa 2 -vVSs~ JUDGMENT. J. I. Cates and wife, Mrs, J, I. Cates This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on thts the 14th day of November, 1932, and it eppearing to the Court bhat summons in this action was duly issued and served and that the complaint duly verified was filed July 20th, 1932, and that no answer having been filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by law and it further appearing that the Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Dre inage District No, 1 is holder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N.C., of the land described in hhe petition and th&t the amount of said certificate is $224.79 and the same is now due and unpaid and that the Plaintiff is entit. led to have their equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintire have judgment against said defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed. That it recover of the defendants the sum of $224.79 with interest there- on of ten percent from the fifth day of February, 1931 to the fifth day of Februery, 1932, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until paid, the cost of the action as provided by law, including an attorney's fee of $10, which judgment is hereby declared to be a specific lien on the land described in the complaint, It is further ordered that C. D, Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commissioner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the amount of said judgment snd costs. It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby authori- zed an ard directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as provided by lew, rt + é et public outery to the highest bidder for cash, and to report to the court the sale of same, subject to the confirmation of the court, This the 2lst day of November, 1932, John L, Milholland Clerk of Superior court. NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court, Iredell County. The Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No, 1 “= JUDGMENT, S. P, Combs and wife, Mrs. S. P, Combs, Mrs. J. S. Morrison, Rufus Morrison and wife, Mrs. Rufus Morrison, W. C. Brawley and wife, Mrs, W. C, Brawley, Mrs, Cornelius Morison and husband, Claude Morrison. This cause coming on to be heard before the underigned on this the 2lst day of November, 1952, and it appearing to the Ccurt that summons in this action was duly issued and served and that the complaint, duly verified, was filed July 29th, 19352, and that no answer having been filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by law and it further appearing that the Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. 3 is holder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N. C., of the land desctibed in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $75,98 and the same is now due end unpaid and that the Dlaintiff is entitled to have their equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the vlaintiff heve judgment against said defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed. That it recover of the defendants tre sum of $75.98 with interest there- on of ten percent from the fifth day of February, 1931 to the fifth day of Februsry, 1932, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until paid, the cost of the action as provided by law, including an attorney's fee of $10.00, which judgment is hereby declared to be a specific lien on the land described in the complaint. It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commissioner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the amount of said judg- ment and costs. It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is here- by authorized and directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as Provided by law at public outcry to the highest bidder fcr cash, and to re- Port to the court the sale of came, subject to the confirmation of the court. This the 2lst day of November, 1932, John L, Milhollend ~“Cierk of Superior Court. 450 NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court, Iredell County. The Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third C,eek Drainage District No, l -vse JUDGMENT, J. A. L,. Deal and wife, Mrs. J. A. L, Deal, SS St SS OO SD This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on this the 21st day of November, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that summons in thi's action was duly issued and served and bhat the compleint, duly verified, was filed, 1932 and that no answer ha ving been filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by law and it further appearing that the Roard of Drain&ége Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No, 1 is holder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N. C., of the lend described in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $172.31 and the same is now due and unpaid and that the plaintiff is entitled to have their equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered end adjudged that the plaintiff heve judgment against saié defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hefeby foreclosed, That it recover of the defendants the sum of $172.31 with interest there- on of ten percent from the fifth dey of February, 1931 to the fifth day of Februsry, 1952, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until paid, the cost of the action as provided by law, including an attcrney's fee of $10, which judgment is hereby declared to be a specific lien on the land descri- bed in the compleint, It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commis- Sioner to make sale of said lancs to satisfy the amount cf said judgment and costs. It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby authorized and difected to sell said lands after due advertisement as provided by law at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, and to report to the court the sale of same, subject to the Confirmation of the court, This the 2ist day of November, 1932, John L, Milholland - Clerk of Superior Court. NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court, Iredell County. ard of Drainage ,Commissioners oP occe Third Creek Drainage District No. 1 “—_* JUDGMENT, SS Se F, A. Deal and wife, Mrs. F, A. Deal This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on this the 14th it day of November, 1952, and it appearing to the Court that summons in this hi action was duly issued and served and that the complaint, duly verified, was filed July 20th, 1952, and that no answer having been filed thereto by the defendents within the time allowed by law and it further appes ring that the Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No, 1 is holder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N.C, of the land described in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $181.94 and the same is — due and unpaid and that the plaintiff is entit- Bu led to heve their equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment against said defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed, That it recover of the defendants the sum of $81.94 with interest there- on of ten pereent from the fifth day of February, 1931 to the fifth day of February, 1952, and eight percent interest thereon from the Irst date until paid, the cost of the ection as provided by law, including an attorney's fee of $10, which judgment is hereby declared to be a specific lien on the land described in the complaint. It if further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commissioner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the amount of said judgment énd costs, It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby authorized and directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as vrovided by law at public outery to the highest bidder for cash, and to revort to the Court the sale of Same, subject to the confirmation of the court. This the 2lst day of November, 1932, "John L, Milheolland : a “OYerk of Superior Court. ae: Ser RAT EN nee memnes 452 NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court, Iredell County. The Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District NO, 2 -VS3= JUDGMENT. J. A. Day and wife, Mrs. J. A. Day This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on this the 14th dey of Nevember, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that summons in this action wes duly,issued and served and that the complaint, duly verified, was filed July 21st, 1932, and that no answer having been filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by lew and {t further appesring that the Beard of Drainage Comis- sioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. 1 is helder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N.C., of the land descrtbed in the petition and thet the amount of said certificate is $97.38 and the same is now due end unpaid and that the plaintiff is entitled to have their equity in said lend foreclosed: THEREFCRE, it is considered, erdered and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment against said defendents by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of fedemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed. That it recover of the defendants the sum of $97.38 with interest thereon of ten percent from the fifth day of February, 1951 te the fifth dey of Februery, 1932, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until paid, the cost of the action as provided by law, including an attorney's fee of $10, which judgment is hereby declared to be a specific lien on the lend described in the complaint. It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commis- sicner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the smount of said judgment and costs, It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby authorized end directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as provided by law at public outery to the highest bidder fer cash, and to report to the court the sele of same, subject to the confirmation of the court. This the 2ist day of November, 1932, John L, Milholland Clerk of Superior Court. NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court, I Tredell county. ara of Drainage Commissioners OP uerer Third Creek Drainage District No, 1 vee JUDGMENT, L, F. Ervin and E. Cc. Ervin This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on this the 21st day of November, 1932, and it appesring to the Court that summons in this acte- fon was duly issued and served and that the complaint duly verified, was filed July 29th, 1952, ana thet no answer having been filed thereto hy the defendants within the time allowed py alw and it further appearing that the Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. 1 is holder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N, C., of the land described in the petition and thet the amount of said certificate is $258 .33 and the same is now due and unpaid and that the plaintiff is entitled to hsve their equity in said lend foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the vlaintiff heave judgment age inst said defendents by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby frreclosed. Tat it recover of the defendants the sum of $258.55, with interest there on of ten percent from the fifth day of February, 1951 to the fifth day of February, 1932, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until pea id, the cost of the ection as provided by law, including en attorney's fee of $10, which judgment is herety declared to be & specific lien on the land described in the complaint. It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commissioner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the amount of said judgment and costs, It is further ordered that said Commissioner! be and is hereby authors zed and directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as provided by law at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, and to report to the court the sale of same, subject to the confirmation cf the court. This the 2lst day of November, 1932. John L, Milholland Clerk of Superior court. NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court, Iredell County. The Board of Drainage Commissioners 0 of Upper Third Creek Drainage District 0 No, l ; -Vs- , JUDGMENT, 0 M. S. Hedrick and wife, Mrs. M.S.Hedrick This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on thas the 14th day of November, 1952, and it appearing to the Court thet summons in this action was Culy issued and served and that the complaint, duly verified, was filed July 20th, 1932, and that no answer having been filed thereto by the de- fendants within the time allowed by law and it further appearing that the Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No 1 is holder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N, C., of the lend described in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $476.08 ana the same is now due and unpaid and that the plaintiff is entitled to have their equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment against said defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed, That it recover of the defendants the sum of $476.08 with interest thereon of ten percent from the fifth day of February, 1931 to the fifth day of February, 1932, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until paid, the cost of the action as provided by law, including an attorney's fee of $10, which judgment is hereby declared to be a specific lien on the land described in the complaint, It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commis- Sioner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the amount of said judgment and costs. It is further ordered that saia Commissioner be and is hereby authorized and directed to sell saia lands after due advertisement as provided by law at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, and to report to the ceurt the sale of same, subject to the confirmation of the court, This the 2ist day of November, 1932, John L, Milholland — Clerk of Superior court. In Superior Court, NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. ard of Drainage Commissioners Pieces Third Creek Drainage District No, 1 “vse JUDGMENT, H, E. Lewis & Wife, Jessie M. Lewis, Duke Vickery and wife, Eulelia Vickery, Mrs. L. E. Hedrick and husband L, E, Hedrick This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on this the 2lst day of November, 1952, and it appearing to the Ceurt that summons in this section was duly issued and served and that the complaint, duly verified, was filed July 29th, 1952, and that no answer having heen filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by law and it further appearing that the Board of Dra inare Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No, 1 is helder of © certi- ficate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N. C., of the land described in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $277.82 and the same is now due and unpaid and that the plaintiff is entitled to have their equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, and adjudged that the plaeintirf have judgment against said defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed, That it recover of the defendants the sum of $277.82 with interest thereon of ten percent from the fifth day of February, 1931 te the fifth dey of February, 1832, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until paid the cost of the action as provided by lew, including an atterney's fee cf $10, which judgment is hereby declared to be a specific lien on the land described in the complaint, It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby avpointed a Commissioner to make sale of said lands to setisfy the amount of said judgment end costs, It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby authorized and directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as provided by lew at Dbublic outery to the highest bidder frr cash, and to report to the Court the sale of same, subject to the confirmation of the court, This the 21st day of November, 1932, John L, Milholland Clerk of Superior Court. 5 6 NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court, Iredell County. The Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. l -VSs- JUDG MENT. OooesOosooo E. M, Lackéy end wife, Mrs, E,M. Lackey This cause coming on to be heard befcre the undersigned on this the 14th day of November, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that summons in this action was duly issued and served and that the complaint, duly verified, was filea July 20th, 1932, and that no answer having been filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by law and it further appearing that the Beard Of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. 1 is helder of a certifi. cate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N. C., of the lana described in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $199.67 ana the same is now due and unpaid and thet the Plaintiff is entitled to have their equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff have judgment against said defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby fereclosed, Theat it recover of the defendants the sum of $199.67 with interest thereon of ten percent from the fifth day of February, 1931 to the fifth day of Februsry, 1952, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until paid, the cost of the action as provided by law, including an attorney's fee of $10, which judgment is hereby declared to be a specific lien on the land described in the complaint, It is further ordered that C, D. Moss be, and is hereby appcinted a Comis- Sioner to make sale of Said lands to Satisfy the amount of said judgment and costs, at i Ss further ordered that saia Commissioner be and is hereby authorized and directe s dad to sell said lands after due advertisement as provided by lew at public outer y to the highest bidder for cash, and to report to the court the sale of same, ees confirmation of the court This the 2lst day of No, rember, 1932, John L., Milholland wilt erk o uperior Court. bb Cr ~} NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. In Superior Court, The Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Cfeek Drainage District 4 No. 1 , “W8 o ‘ JUDGMENT. H. D. Lackey and wife, Mrs. H.D.Lackey This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on this the lst day of November, 1932, and it appearing to the Court that summons in this action was duly issued and served and that the com laint duly verified was filed July 20th, 193°, and that no answer having been filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by law and it further appearing that the Bord of Drainage Commissioners of Unoper Third Creek Drainage District No, 1 is holder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, 4. c,, of the land dewcribed in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $159.28 and the same is now due end unpaid and that the plaintirr is entitled to have their equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adiudged that the plaintiff heve judgment against said defendants by default, for want of an enswer, and their eouity of redemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed, Thet it recover of the defendants the sum cf $139.28 with interest thereon of ten percent from the fifth day of Februery, 1931 to the fifth day cf February, 1932, and eight percent interest thereon frem the last date until paid, the cost of the action -s provided by law, including an atterney's fee of $10, which judgment is hereby declared te be a specific lien on the land described in the complaint, It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commissioner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the amount of said fudg- ment and costs. It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is herety Suthorized and directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as provi- ded by law at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, and to report to the Court the sale of same, subject to the confirmation of the court, This the 2lst Gay of November, 1932, John L, Milholland Clerk of Superior Cou t, 458 NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. In Superior Court, The Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Dreinage District no. 1 -VSe= C. A. McLelland and wife, Mrs. C.A. McLelland 0 Q § 0 Q JUDGMENT, 0 This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on this the 21st day cf November, 1932, and it appesring to the Court that Summons in this action was duly issued and served and that the complaint duly verified wags ’ filed July 20th, 1952, and that no answer heving been filed thereto by the de fendants within the time allowed by law and it further appearing that the Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Dra inage District No. 1 is holder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N, C., of the lend described in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $175.49 and the same is new due and unpaid and that the Plaintiff is entitled to heve kheir equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff have Judgment egainst said defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed, Thet it recover of the defendants the sum of $175.49 with interest there- on of ten percent frem the fifth day of February, 1931 to the fifth day of Febru- ary, 1932, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until paid, the cost of the action as provided by law, including an attorney's fee of $10, whidh jucgment 18 hereby declared to be a specific lien on the lend described in the complaint, It is further crdered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commis- Sioner t er to make sale of said lands to satisfy the amount of said judgment and costs. It is furt 4 urther ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby authorized and diract- ed to s °i} seid lends after due advertisement. as provided by law at public outcry to the hi ehest bidder for cash, and to report to the court the sale of same, subject to the confirmation of the court This the 2lst day of November, 1932, John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior Court. In Superior Court, NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. ra of Drainage Commissioners i aover Third Creek Drainage District No, 1 -VS- JUDGMENT. Ww. E. Morrison and wife, Mrs. W, E. Morrison This cause coming on to be heard hefore the undersigned on this the fist day of November, 1952, and it appearing to the Ceurt that summens in this action was duly issued and served and that the complaint, duly verified, wes filed July 20th, 1952, and that no answer having been filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by law and it further appearing that the Peara ef Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No, 1 is heldar of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N, C., ef the lana described in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $269 ,94 and the same is now due and unpaid and that the Plaintiff is entitled to heve their equity in said land foreclosed; THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that tie plaintiff heve judgment against said deferidants by default, for want of an answer, end their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed, That it recover of the defendants the sum cf $269.94 with interest therem of ten percent from the fifth day of Februery, 1932, and eight percent Mntereat thereon from the last date until paid, the cost of the action as provided hy lew, including an atterney's fee of $10, which judgment is herehy declered tr he a specific lien on the land described in the complaint. It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed a Commissioner to make sale of said lends tc satisfy the amount of said jJudgment and costs, It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby author- ized and directed t- sell said lands after due advertisement as vrovided by lew at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, and te report to the ecrurt the sale 6f same, subject to the confirmation of the court, This the 21st day of November, 1932, John L, Milholland Clerk of superior court, 460 NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. In Superior Court, The Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. 1 aie JUDGMENT. 0 0 0 q L. . Summers and wife, Mrs. L. ¥. Summers 9 This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on this the 21st day of November, 1932, and it appearing to the Ccurt that summons in this action was duly issued and served and that the complaint, duly verified, was filed July 20th, 1932, and that no answer having been filed thereto by the defendants within the time allewed by law and it further appearing that the Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No, 1 is*holder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N. ¢., of the land described in the petition end that the amount of said certificate is $57.16 and the same is now aue and unpaid and that the plaintiff is entitled to have their equity in seid land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the vlaintiff have judgment ageinst said defendants by default, for want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby foreclosed, That it recover of the defendants the sum of $57.16 with interest there- on of ten percent from the fifth day of Februsry, 1931 te the fifth dey of February, 1932, and eight percent interest thereon from the last date until paid, the cost of the action as provided by law, including én attorney's fee of $10, which judgment is hereby declared to be a specific lien on the land described in the complaint. It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby appointed 6 Commissioner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the amount of said judgment and costs, It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby authorized and directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as provided by law at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, and to report to the Court the sale of same, subject to the confirmation of the court. This the 2lst day of November, 1932. John L. Milholland — er oO uper or Ourve ~—— —-, me at Iredell County. In Superior Court, The Boerd of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. 1 -VS- JUDGMENT. J, M. Watts and wife, J. M, Watts This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned on this the gist dey of November, 1952, end it appesring to the Court that summons in this action was duly issued and served and thet the complaint, duly verified, was filed July 20th, 1952, and thet no answer having been filed thereto by the defendants within the time allowed by law and it further appesring that the Board of Drainage Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainage District No. 1 is holder of a certificate of sale from the Sheriff of Iredell County, N. C., of the land described in the petition and that the amount of said certificate is $159.32 and the same is now due enc unpaid and that the plainti**® is entit- led to have their equity in said land foreclosed: THEREFORE, it is crnsidered, crdered and adjudged that the plaintiff heve judgment sgainst said defendants by default, fer want of an answer, and their equity of redemption be and the same is hereby fecreclosed. Thet it recover of the defendants the sum of #159,.32 with interest there on of ten percent from the fifth day of Februrry, 1931 to the fifth day of Fehruery, 1932, and eight percent interest thereon from tre last date until paid, the cost of the ection as provided by law, including an attorney's fee of $10, which judgment is hereby declared to be # specific lien on the land desert bed in the complaint. It is further ordered that C. D. Moss be, and is hereby eppointed a Commissioner to make sale cf said lands to satisfy the amount of said judgment and costs, It is further ordered that said Commissioner be and is hereby authorized end directed to sell said lands after due advertisement as provided by law at public outcry to the highest bidder for cesh, and to report to the Court fhe sale of same subject to the ecnfirmation of the court. This the 2lst day of Nevember, 1952. John L. Milholland Gierk of superior Court. 462 In th oe et es vorth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, tredell County. Before the Clerk, w. W. Rankin Company Ledéer Maynew, D. K, McNeely, K, McNeely end Cyrus McNeely, i - trading ander the firm name of Meyhew and McNeely Company -VS3e- w. F. Seaford and Mrs. W. F. Seaford. I8oooco] wes JUDGMENT. oo Se OOOO This cause coming on to be heard and being heard on Monday, November p, M. Templeton 28th, 1932 before John L, Milholland, Clerk Superior Court and it appearing ghis cause coming on to be heard before John L, Milholland, Clerk that the action is on 9 promissory notc, that e verified complaint was filed supepior Court, on Monday, November 28, 1932 and being heard and it appearing ‘ on Oct. 28th, 1932 and that the summons and a copy of the complaint was that the action is on 4 promissory note and that a duly verified complaint served on the defendants on October 28, 1952 and that thirty days have elav- was filed on Oct, 21, 1932 and that summons and copy of complaint were served sed since the filing of the compleint and the service of the summons and on the defendant on Oct. 27. 1932, that thirty days have elapsed since the copy of complaint and thet no answer has been filed. filing of the complaint and It is therefore ordered,and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the no answer hes been filed defendents the sum of $251.28 with interest thereon from October 1, 1932 at It is therefore ordered and adjudged thet the plaintiffs recover of the the rate of six per xwnr per annum and the cost of this action, defendant the sum of $237.11 with interest thereon from February 3, 1931 at six Monday, Nov. 28th, 1952, per cent per annum and the cost of this cction. N 28, 1932. John L, Milholland mee, "reer Cierk Superior Court. John L, Milholland Mierk Superior Court. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Refore the Clerk. Iredell County. Before the Clerk. * aaa Overcash W. W. Rankin Company -va< JUDGYENT FINAL BEFORE THE CLERK ON A NOTE. -VS- JUDGMENT. R. R. Alwxander and J. C. Geo. I. Shinn, E, L. Kaniker and Alexander R. 0. Steele This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the ZO This cause coming on to be heard before John L, Milholland, Clerk Superior Superior Court of Iredell County, on Mondsy, the eeth day of November, 1994 Court on Monday, November 28, 1932 and being heard and it appearing that the and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff in this aectim acticn is on a promissory note and that a verified complaint was filed on Oct. caused summons to issue from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County 2 26, 1932 and the summons and copy of the complaint were served on the defendants on the 17th day of October, 1952, against the defendants and that personel on Oct. 27th, 1932 and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service service of said summons was made on ell of ‘he defendants on the 19th dey of has ben of the Plaintiffs of the summons and copy of complaint en ithe defendants and that no answer October, by leaving with them a copy of the summons end @ Copy = * iled. verified complaint, this prior to the return date mentioned in the summons: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the And it further appeering to the Court thet the pleintirf filed a duly defendant the sum of $291.50 with interest thereon from October 1, 1952 at 31x Verified Complaint in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell er ' per cent per annum and the cost of this action. Coumty on the 17th day of October, 1932, and that this is a cause of ection Monday, November 28, 1932. and that more then thirty days upon a promissory note for en amount certein, have elapsed from the service of the said summons and verified complaint on John L. Milholland ~- WYerk Superior Courte 464 each and all of the said defendants, and that more than thirty days haye elapseg from the return date mentioned in the summons and that the defend-nts have not filed any answer denying the complaint or raising any issue of fact and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to recover of the ‘defend. ants the sum of $500.00 with interest at the rate of six percent, from the 15th day of December, 1929 until paid on account of saia note, It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the said defendants in this action the sum of five hundred dollars, with interest thereon from the 15th day of December, 1929, until paid and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, This the 28th day of November, 1932, John L, Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court. North Carolina, Fall Term, 1938, Supreme Court, No. 512 Iredell County. Bankers Trust Co, 6 ( . vs, 6 JUDGMENT. f City of Statesville This cause came on to be argued upon the tfanscript 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 said Superior Court, Lt is therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, that the opinion of the Court, as delivered by the Honorable Geo. W. Conner, Justice, be certified to the said Suverior Court, to the intent that the judgment is appraised, And it is considered ana adjudged further, that the defendant, City of Statesville. anda surety, J. D, Cochran, do pey the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, to-wit, the sum of Forty-one and 75/100 Dollars ($41.75), A True Copy: Edwerd Murray — SEAL ( ) Keting Clerk of the Supreme Court. ae San 465 Herth Caroline, In the Superior Court, Tredell County. Before the Clerk, ri Peoples Loan & Savings Bank ) of Statesville, N. C., ) Plaintiff ) ) 7ve* FINAL JUDGMENT. N. D. Tomlin & R. F. Gaither, ) Defendants, ) : | | This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, Nevember 28, i 1952, upon metion made by Attorney J. B. Glover, Jr., for pieintiff, for judg- ment by default final, end it appearing to the Court thst summons was issued herein on the 9th day of September 1932; that said summons together with a coy of the complaint was served on the defendants on the 14th dav of September, 1932; that on the 9th day of September, 1°32 the pleintiff filed a duly veri- fied compleint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, demand- ing a sum certain in money due on a written instrument, toewit: A certein promissory note; it further appearing te the Court that the time allowed fer the defendants to answer has elapsed since the service of the summons and com- pleint upon the defendants; that no answer, demurrer or other pleadings or motion has been filed within the legal time, by the defendants, th no extension of time within which to plead or move has been requested or granted to the defendants; and it further appearing that the plaintiff exhibited to tte Court the aforesaid note and that there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of $300.00 (THREE HUNDRED dollars) with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from November 8, 1930, THEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED, that the pleintiff re- cover of the defendants the sum of $300.00 with interest at the rete o*° six per cent per annum, from November 8, 1930 until paid; together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the clerk of the Court. This Monday, November 28th, 1932. John L, Milholland Clerk of the Superior ccurt for Iredell County, North Carolina, ne ‘ 466 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Troutman Ranking & Trust Company of Troutman, N. C., Plaintiff, -Vs- JUDG Roy Breys and wife, Rebecca Byers, J. C. Brookshire and T.L.Ervin, Defendants, oso SoS oS 2S Cy — — 9 62 = x = ba | This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard upon the plaintirrts verified complaint, and it appearing to the Court that the Summons herein issueg on the 9th day of May, 1952, was duly served on each of the defendants on the 16th day of May, 1°32, more than thirty days prior hereto, and that the Plaintirr filed its duly verified complaint herein on the 9th day of May, 1932, a copy of which was duly served on each of the defendants; and it appearing to the Court that the defendants, Rey Byers and Rebecca Byers, have appeared, answered or derurred thereto and are now in default; And it appearing that this action was instituted to recover judgment on a certain, joint and several vromisory note executed and delivered by the defend- ants Roy Pyers and wife, Rebecca Byers, under seal, to J. C. Brookshire and duly negotiated and endorsed by the defendant, J. C. Brookshire te the Plaintiff, said nete being also endorsed by the defendant, T. L, Ervin befere delivery, said note being for the sum of $665.00, together with interest on said sum from Octo- ber,20, 1928, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, and due twelve months after date; said note being secufed by a certain deed of trust from the defendants Roy Byers and wife, Rebecca Byers to J. W, Sharpe, Trustee, dated October 20, 1928, and recorded in Book 80, page 181 of Mortgage Reccrds for Iredell County, North Saroline; and it appearing that demand has meade thereon, and that there is now due and justly owing on said note the sum of $665.00 and interest thereon from October 20, 1928, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, and it appearing further thet the condition of said deed of trust has been broken, end that the facts alleged in the plaintiff's compleint are true and correct; said deed of trust conveying the following described lands; ; Beginning at a stone on the South side of Chambers St., F. F, Chamber's corner, and running thence s, 153 feet to an iron pin; thence East 33 feet to iron pin; thence North 153 feet to an iron pin en the South side of Chambers 5t.} thence West with Chambers St., 33 feet to the beginning, containing 5049 square feet, more or less, It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed thet the plaintiff have @nd recover judgment of the defendants, Roy Byers and wife, Rebecca Byers, for the sum of $665.00 together with interest thereon from October 20, 1928 until aid t paid, at the rate of 6% per fnnum, and all costs and disbursements of this oo 467 Theat unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the plaintiff, and #11 costs and disbursements, is paid immediately, the lands described in the deed of trust hereinabove set forth be sold at public auction, for cash, at the Court House Door in Statesville, North Carolina, in accordence with law and the proceeds of such sale, after paying the costs of this action and expenses of sale, including compensation for the commissioner in an amount not to exceed 5% of the accepted bid, shall be applied first upon this fudement and any surplus if any, paid into Court for the renefit cr these entitled thereto; That J. W. Sharpe be, and he is hereby anpointed commissioner cf this Court to advertise and sell to the last sna highest bidder, upon the terms herein set forth, the lands described in said deed of trust, and report his proceedings hereunder with a complete statement of his receipts and disburse- ménts for further consideration «f the Ceurt, This the 27th dsy of June, 1932, John lL. Milhcl land ~~ Clerk of Superior Court. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Plaintiff, -VS= aes JUDGMENT AND CKDER rr OF FORECLOSURE Heywood B, Kates and wife, Mayfield Kates, Everett Feimster and Essie Eudy Pope, Defendents, oo OOO OO OO This is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage made, exec’ ted and delivered to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia by the defendants, Haywood B. Kates and wife, Mayfield Kates on the 15th day of October, 1921, to secure @ note of even date therewith, given by the said defendant to the said The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the sum of Twelve Hundred ($1200.00) Dollars, with interest there- On at the rate of six (6) per centum per annum from the date thereof and Payable in a certain number of definitely stated amortization installments, the said mortgage having been duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the County and State aforesaid on the 15th day of October, 1921, in Book 56 at page 13, and covering the same lands described in the Compleint heretofore filed in this cause which are located end bounded as follows: All thet certain piece, parcel or tract of land containing 68 acres, more or less, situate, lying and being about eight miles Southwest from the City of Statesville, Fallstown Township, Iredell County, North Carolins, 468 heaving such shape, metes, courses and distances as will more fully eppear by references to a plat thereof made by D. L., Raymer from an actual Survey made by S. 0. Lazenby, Surveyor, on December 23, 1919, & copy of which Said plat is attached to the abstract now on file with the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, The said land being bounded on the North by 8. L, Stafford ana iy Aldridge; on the East by D. L. Raymer; on the South by Louis Josey Estate and W. H, Bundy and on the West by N. N. Morrison ana being 68 acres Of the tract containing 75 acres conveyed by Essie Eudy to Haywood Kates and wife, Mayfield Kates by deed dated July 17, 1919, ana registered in book 62 page 257 Of Records of Iredell County, North Carolina, It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summons herein wes issued on the llth day of August, 1952, and that the same was duly served on all the defendants herein more than thirty (30) days préor hereto ane the Compieint, properly verified, was filed herein, as required by law, a copy of which was duly and legally served on all resident defendants; and it further appearing thst the defendants Haywood B, Kates and wife, Mavfiela Kates, Everett Feimster and Essie Eudy Pope have neither appeared, answered nop demurred thereto and @re now in default and that the facts alleged in the Pleintiffts Compaeint are true and correct, that the condition of the mortgare herein mentioned alae broken ana that there is now cue and Owing tr the Plaintiff on the abeve descri- b ed indebtedness the Sum of Thirteen Hundred Seventy Five & 88/100 ($1375 88 ) D s f w h the rr s m Ollars, for @11 6 hich the plaintirer is entitled to demand judgement, IT Is * ’ therefore on motion of Plaintiff's atterneys F ‘ ’ ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: First: That the Plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, have judgment acainst the defendants, Haywood Keates and wife, Mayfield Keates*fer the sum of Thirteen Hundred Seventy-Five & 88/100 ($1375.88) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum from the cate hereof until paid, together with the costs and disbursements of this action; Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the paeintiff, including the costs and disbursements «-f this action, is paid immedie- tely, the lands described in the said mortgage to the plaintiff be sold at public auction at the Court House door in this County on the 30th day of Decehtber, 1932, in accordance with law, and the preceeds thereof, after paying the costs of this action and the expenses of the sale, including compensation for the Commissioner in an amount net to exceed five (5%) per centum of the aceepted bid, together with al) past due and unpaid taxes and assessments there- on, shall be applied first upon this judgment and the surplus, if any, paid oa this Court for the benefit of those entitled thereto; Third: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: One Third (1/5) of the accepted bid to be paid into Ceurt in cash, and the balance on credit, Payeble in One Third (1/3) three (3) equal annuel instellments, with interest . thereon from date of Sale at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum, ‘Khe The cash portion of the accepted bid shall he apolied toward the oe payment of the costs of ghis action, including the compensation to the Commissioner, unpaid taxes assessed upon the property and assessments which may be past due and unpaid, and judgment of the plaintirr in he order stated, The credit portion of the accepted bid due plaintirer shall be evi- denced by a bond or note of the purchaser, nayabie to the Conmissioner secured by a first mortgage over the Premises, and the remaining balance of the credit portion of the accepted bid, 1f any, shall be evidenced by a bona or note of the purchaser payable to the Commissioner, and secured by a second mortgage over the premises; the said first mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be assigned by the Commissioner to the plaintiff, and the said second mertgage over the premises ana the bond or note secured thereby shall be held by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court; provided, however, thet the purchaser shall have the right to pay in cash the whole or any part of the credit pertion of the sccem ted bid, The purchaser shall pay for the preparation and recording of #11 papers including the requisite revenue stamps; provided, however, thet reve- nue stamps need not be placed én the deed of convevance to the plaintiff, should it beerme the purchaser, or on the bond securing sny balance dne the plaintiff. Fourth; That Robert A. Collier be, and he hereby is, appointed Commissioner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last and hishest bidder therefor, upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgared lends descri- bed in the Comolaint herein and report his proceedings hereunder with a com- plete stetement of his receipts and disbursements for further consideration and orders by this Court; that, unless the plaintiff hecomes the purchaser, the Cormissioner do require the successful bidder to dennsit with him the sum of Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars either in cach or by certified check, as earnest money or evidence of good faith, this sum to be apvlied on the bid should there be a compliance with the same; but should the successful bidder feil to make such devosit immediately at the time of acceptance cf his bid, then the said Premises shell be at once resold at such bidder's risk, on the Same sales day or upon some subsequent sales day, at the option cf the plsin-e tiff or its attorney; however, should the successful bidder make the seid deposit and thereafter fail te comply with the said bid without just cause or legel excuse shown, then such deposit shall be delivered tr the nasairtiff and reteined by it as liquidated damages, and the »nremises shall thereupon be Fesold upon the same terms and at such purchaser's risk on some subsequent fales day to be designated by the plaintiff or its atterney; that permission ‘8 given to The Federal Land Bank of Columbie to bid et said sale or at any Pesale of the said mortgeged lands and should it become the vourchaser, after Peying the costs and necessary disbursements of this action, the amount of ifs bid shai} be applied as a credit upon the judgment rendered herein; 470 Fifth: That upon the confirmretion of the sale of said lends by the Clerk of the Court, and when the terms of sale shell 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 pro- duction of the deed; and the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale and ell unvaid taxes then assessed upon the property, shall be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and thereafter, until exhausted, in dis- charge of all subsequent encumbrances in the order of their priority; Sixth: Theat upon the sale cf the said premises all the right, title, interest end equity of redemption of the defendants, Haywood B. Kates and wife, Mayfield Kates, Everett Feimster, and Essie Eudy Pope as well as all persons whomsoever,claiming by, through or under the same in and to the ovremises or any part thereof herein ordered to be sold be, ana the same hereby are, forever barred and foreclosed. John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior Court, This the 28th cay of Nov., 1952. North Caroline, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Mester Art Products Company 6 0 -VE- § JUDGMENT. § t Ray and Gilliam, Incorporated This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Suverior Court on this the 5th dey of December, 193°, and it eppesring to the Ceurt thet this ection was instituted in this Court on the 10th day of October, 1932, by ple intiff filing a verified copy of its complaint; thet copy of same, together with summons were servecé on the defendent on the 10th day of October, 1932; that more than thirty days have elapsed since service of said summons and complaint end the defendant hes failed and neglected to answer or demur to the compleint in this causc, and that the pleintiff is entitled to judgment by default. It further eppesrs to the Court that the plaintiff's action is for a breech of contract and thet thé plaintiff prays judgment for the sum of $280.00, but through counsel hes been authorized to reduce the amount cf the recovery *° $100.00 with interest from date until paid Tt is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged thet the pleintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $100 with interest from the 5th day cf December, 1932, until paid and thet the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. John L, Milhcocliand Attorneys for Pieintif*® North Caroline, In Superior Court. Iredell County. J. V. Barger and E. R. Rankin, Trustee. ) ) -VSe ) JUDGMENT. ) ) ) Realty Loan & Insurance Company, Inc., and D. C. Fussell. qhis cause coming on to be neard and it appearing to the Court that tre defendant, D. C. Fussell hes released the lots of the plaintiffs from the lien of the judgment referred to in the complaint, the original essignments of said judgment and said releases being made & part of this judgment and attached hereto, ana it further appesring thet thereupon the plaintiffs have withdrawn and vacated the restraining order heretofore issued in this cause in their behalf and have asked in open Court to re allowed to take a non-suit, It is now, upon motion of Raymer & Raymer ana E. M. Land, Atterneys for pleintiffs, ordered end adjudged that this action be and is hereby dismissed, and that defendant pay the costs of the action. This Dec. 2nd, 1952. John L. Milholland GLERK ¢ i STPER IC R COU! T . By consent:<- ie D. L. Raymer and E. M, Land — Attorneys for Pletntirrs. C. B. Spencer Kttorney for derenaant, D.U. Fussell. For value received, #11 right, title, interest, property and equity in and to this judgment against The Realty Loan and Insurance Company, ineluding principal, interest and costs, recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell Gounty in judgment Docket No. 27, Page 87 in favor of Union Indemnity Company and transferred anc assigned by it to the Merchants & Farmeps Bank of Statesville, N. C., end vy it transferred end assigned to the undersigned, ere nerebvy transferred and assigned to D. C, Fussell, his heirs and assigns, without recourse, together with all rights, / power and authority acquired py the undersigned as assignee of he saiq Merchants & Farmers Bank of Statesville, In Witness Whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name ana affixed my seal this the 30th day of November, 1932, J. P. Iucas (SEAL) WITNESS ; C. B. Spencer For value received the undersigned, owner assignee, of that certain judgment rendered in favor of Union Indemnity Company against The Realty Loan and Insurance Company, et al., of record in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County in Judgment Docket No. 27 page 8”, has and does hereby release from the operation of said judgment those three certain lots formerly owned by The Realty Loan and Insurance Company known and desig- nated as Lots Nos, 164, 151 end 174 of the Subdivision known as Country Club Estates as shown by a plat thereof which is recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County in Pleat Book No, 1, page 152, and also thet certain lot in the Subdivision known as Oaklend Heights, designated as Lot No,33 in Block 6, a plat of said subdivision being of record in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County in Plet Rook No. 1, page 127; said four lots being hereby fully released from the lien of said judgment and com- pletely discharged of liability for the payment of said udgment, In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seal, this the 1 day of December, 1932, ee C. Fussell Owner of Judgment, Witness; C. BF. Spencer For value received, all right, title, interest, property and equity in and to this judgment against the Realty Loan and Insurance Company, ince luding principal, interest ana costs, recorded in the office cf the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County in Judgment Docket No. 27, page 87, are transferred and assigned to J. P, Lucas, his heirs and assigns, without vecourse, with all rights, power and authority acquired by the undersigned #8 assignee of the Union Indemnity Company, judgment creditor. In witness whereof, the Merchants and Farmers Bank of Stetesville, North Carolina, has caused this transfer and assignment to he executed in its name by its proper officers, and its seal to be hereto affixed, all by euthor- ity of its Board of Directors duly given this the 26 day of September, 1952+ Merchants & Farmers Bank of Statesville, North Carolina. By L.K.Lazenb Président Attest; J. A. Knox, Cashier, North Cerolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Mrs, Mattilee Hughey, Administratrix of the Estate of G. E. Hughey, Deceased JUDGMENT. Louis Kerley, Marcus Woods, J. G. Hood and Nancy Hood ) 0 0 0 vs. 0 ) ) This cause coming on to be heard before the undersirned Clerk of the Superior Court on this the 12th day of December, 1932, and it appear- ing to the Court that this action was instituted on the 12th day of Octobe , 1952 by the filing of the plaintirrts verified complaint in this office; that on the 22nd day of October, 1932, the Sheriff of Wilkes County served a copy of the summons and verified complaint on the defendant, Nancy Hood, and that an alias was issued, and on the 29th day of October, 1932, copies of summons and verified compleint were served cn J. 7. Hood and Louis Kerley; that more than thirty days have elapsed since the servine of seid summons and complaint and that the defendants have neither answered or de- murred, nor filed any motion in this cause; that the plaintiff's action is based on a written instrument, to-wit, a note; thet the amount scught to te recovered is $207.50 with interest fron November 17, 1929, The Court finds as a fact that the defendants are properly in Ceurt; thet the am-unt sought to be recovered is certain and past due, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, Nancy Hood, J. G, Hood and Louis Kerley, the sum of $207.50, with interest from November 17th, 1929, end that they be taxed with the cost of this action, It is further ordered that a copy of this judgment be transcripted from the Records of Iredell County to the Records of Wilkes County. John L, Milholland Clerk Superior Court, NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY, 8. rs ‘Mayhew vs, JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT. M, L, Jacks and wife, Emma Jacks, This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, be€ore His Honor ee ee ee John L. Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday, the 12th day of December, 1932, and it appeering to the Court that the 4 defendents, M. L. Jacks and wife, Emma Jacks, were éach Personally sepyeg with summons in the above entitled action of the ist day of October 1930 ’ end e copy of the plaintiff's duly verified complaint was Guly served on eech of the defendants at the time of the service of Summons; thet me 183 t) re than thirty days heve elapsed since the service of said summons ane com plaint upon the defendents, end that they have failed to file enswer op m - ¢ t th demurrer; that the complaint alleges a cause of action for a stated 2Ccount NOW, TEEREFOHE, on motion of Malcolm Cameron, Attcrney for the Dlein tiff, 1t is hereby ordered, edjudged and decreed thet the Pleintire Prcover of the defendants, M. L. Jacks and wife, Emma Jacks, the sum of $288,209 with interest thereon from end efter the 6th day of October, 1930. and ¢ + « “» zi t or the costs of this action, This the 12th cey of December, 1922 John L. Milholiane . OF SUPERIOR COM, forth Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Sefore the Clerk E A Letzkus 4 vs JUDGMENT Statesville vil Company, ine, and J P Fanjicean ( Alenigun ' Statesville 011 Company § ! This c&use coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on Dec 16th, 1932, by consent, and it appearing from the admission of the parties that all the matters and things set out in the plaintiff's complaint have been compromised and settled in full and that the defendant, J P Flanigan has paid the plaintoff the sum of $500.00, &s agreed upon, in full settlement of this controversy and has agreed to pay the costs, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, in the amount of $10,003 It is, therefore, now, by consent, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff take nothing further from the defendants, or any of them, and that this action be, and the same is dismissed and the costs of this case, by agreé- ment, paid by the defendants, It is further ordered that the defendants go hence without day. John L Milholland By Consent of: Clerk Superior Court. C B Spencer Attorney for Plaintirr Scott & Collier Attorneys for defendants, NORTH CAROLINA, IN SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh -VSe- W A I Vv R R. w. F. Reavis and wife, Ola Reavis, and John L, Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court. In the above entitled cause wherein John L, Milholland, Clerk of the Supericr Court of Iredell County, is « party defendant as the holder as Clerk of the Court of amortgage deed executed by W. F. Reavis ana wife, Ola Reavis, to James Hartness, former Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, the said W. F. Reavis and Ola Reavis do hereby express waive eny disqualification of the said John L. Milhollard, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, to sign the judgment of foreclosure in this action, the order of cenfirmetion, or any other order, account or decree which may be necessary te be sipned in this cause, on account of his being a party to this action as a holder of the aforesaid mortgage deed and the note hereby and do hereby expressly consent and agree that any and all orders, judgments and decrees made and signed by said John L, Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Cou t of Iredell County, or any accourt approved by him, shall be valid and binding upon the said W. F, Reavis and Ola Reavis as fully and to all intents end purposes es if the said John L. “Milhollard Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, was net a party to this action, Witness our hands and seals, this 20th day of August, 1932, W. F. Reavis (SEAL) Veola Reavis (SEAL) Witness;:- Neil S. Sowers North Carolina, In Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk. Atlentic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh oe JUDGMENT CONFIRMING SALE. W. F, Reavis and wife, Ola Reavis, § John L. Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court, 0 This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday November 28th, upon the report of Ee M, Land, Commissioner, filed herein on the 7th day of November, 1952, and being heard and it appearing te the Court that the land described in the come Plaint and in the judgment in this ceuse was sold by the said Commissioner at 1932 the Courthouse docr in Statesville, N. C., on the 7th dey of November, , Bi 474 defendants, M. L, Jacks and wife, Emma Jacks, were é6ach personally served with summons in the above entitled action of the lst day of October, 1932, and a copy of the plaintiff's duly verified complaint was duly served on each of the defendants at the time of the service of Summons; thet more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of said summons and com. plaint upon the defendants, and that they have failed to file answer op demurrer; that the complaint alleges a cause of action for a statea account, NOW, THEREFOHKE, on motion of Malcolm Cameron, Attcrney for the plain. tiff, it is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintirr recover of the defendants, M. L. Jacks and wife, Emma Jacks, the sum of $288,280 with interest thereon from and after the 6th day of October, 1950; and for the costs of this action. This the 12th cay of December, 1932, John L, Milhollane atRK SUPERIOR COURT, Aree North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Sefore the Clerk E A Letzkus vs JUDGMENT t Statesville 011 Company Statesville vil Company, inc. J ) and J P Fanican ( Atamgar) This c&use coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on Dec 16th, 1932, by consent,. and it appearing from the admission of the parties that all the matters and things set out in the plaintiff's complaint have been compromised and settled in full and that the defendant, J P Flanigan has paid the plaintoff the sum of $500.00, as agreed upon, in full settlement of this controversy and has agreed to pay the costs, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, in the amount of $10,003 It is, therefore, now, by consent, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff take nothing further from the defendants, or any of them, and that this action be, and the same is dismissed and the costs of this case, by gree ment, paid by the defendants, It is further ordered that the defendants go hence without daye John L Milholland lerk Superior Court. BR Consent of: —— P C B Spencer Attorney for Plaintirf Scott & Collier Attorneys for defendants, NORTH CAROLINA, IN SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank ) of Raleigh ) ) -VS@= w. F. Reavis and wife, Ola Reavis, and John L. Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court. In the above entitled cause wherein John L, Milholland, Clerk of the Supericr Court of Iredell County, is « party defendant as the holder es Clerk of the Court of amortgage deed executed by W. F. Reavis and wife, Ola Reavis, to James Hartness, former Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, the said W. F. Reavis snd Ola Reavis do hereby express waive any disqualification of the said John L, Milhollard, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, to sign the judgment of foreclosure in this action, the order of confirmetion, or any other order, account or decree which may be necessary te be Signed in this cause, on account of his being a party to this action as a holder of the aforesaid mortgage deed and the note hereby and do hereby expressly consent anda agree that any and all orders, judgments and decrees made and signed by said John L, Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Cou t of Iredell County, or any accourt approved by him, shall be valid and binding upon the said W. F, Reavis and Ola Reavis as fully and to all intents end purposes es if the said John L. Milhollard Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, was nct a party to this action, Witness our hands and seals, this 20th day of August, 1932. W. F, Reavis (SEAL) Veola Reavis (SEAL) Witness;:- Neil S. Sowers North Carolina, In Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk. Atlentic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh -VSe- Asoo JUDGMENT CONFIRMING SALE. W. F, Reavis and wife, Ola Reavis, John L, Milholland, Clerk of Supericr Court, Q 3 3 .y th This cause coming on to be heard befor athe undersigned Clerk of the ll she 5 =. cf Superior Court of Iredell County on Mond poth, upon the repor 7 ae pigs - ; ; a %. M, Lana, Commissioner, filed herein on Poem dey of November, 1952, an being heard ana it appearing te the Court thet the lend described in the come — Plaint and in the judgment in this ceuse was sold by the said Commissioner the Courthouse door in Statesville, N. C., on the 7th day of November»: 100 SS SS sea 4 ye o after due advertisement in accordance with said decree, when and where the Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh became the last ana highest bidde e in the sum of Sixteen Hundred Dollars and that no increased bid has been filed within the time allowed by law end that the purchaser stands ready to comply with its bid, and it further appearing that saia sale was onen and fair and that the price bid for said land is fair, and the Court finding al) of the foregoing facts to be true; It is new ordered and ddécreed that said sale and the report thereof be and is hereby in all respects approved and confirmed and that the seid Commigs. joner be and he is hereby autherized, empowered and directed, upon the , 7 payment to him of the said sum of Sixteen Hundred Dellars, to execute and deliver to the said Atlentic Joint Stock Land Bank of Releigh, a corporation organized, — created and existing under and by virtue of an Act of Congress of the iin States cf America, entitled "The Federal Farm Loan Act", with its principal place of business in the City of Raleigh, North Carolina, the purchaser A 1 ’ a deed conveying the lands, described in the judgment in this cause. in fee simple ae s It is further ordered and decreed that, out of the proceeds of said sale, the said commissioner shall pey the costs of this action, together with a Commissioner's fee of $60.00, the 1930 and 1931 taxes due Iredell County, with accrued penslties thereon, and pay the balance to the plaintiff to be credited on the judgment rendered in this cause, It is further ordered and decreed that John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court, W., F, Reavis and Ole Reavis be and ere hereby forever barred of any further of redemption in said lands This the day and yeer first ebove written, John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior court, North Carelina, Fall Term, 1952. No. 517 Supreme Court, Iredell County. Lewis Perry ) ) Vs. ) JUDGMENT. ) Caroline Bottling Ce, ) This cause came on to be argued upon the transcript of the record fr ‘ 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 seid Superior Court, Tt is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, that ‘ opinion of the Court, be certified to the said Superior Court, to the im that the judgment is appraised, . And it is considered and adjudged further, thet the defendant ndant, Bottling Co. and Surety, Maryland Casualty Co. do pay the costs of the appeal °* in this Court incurred, to-wit, the sum of Sixteen & 25/100 Dollars ($16.25) and execution issue therefor, A fErue Gopy: Edward Murray Acting Clerk of the Supreme Court, North Carolina, Fall Term, 1932, Supreme Court. 537 Iredell County. Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association of North Carolina, and E. P. Hager and wife, Iola C. Hager. ) ) ) vs. ) 2 UDGMWEN %;, ) ) ) ) This cause came on to be argued 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 said Superior Court. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, that the opinion of the Court, as delivered by the Honorable Geo, W. Conner, Justice, be certified to the said Superior Court, to the intent th t the Judgment is affirmed, And it is considered and adjudged further, that the defendant, Fire Ins. Asso, and surety, H. P, Van Hoy do pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, to-wit, the sum of Twenty-four & 85/100 dollars ($24.85), and execution issue therefor. A True Copy: Edwerd Murray aes Aeting Clerk of the Supreme Court. | i j i 478 North Carolina, Fall Term, 193¢2 id Supreme Court. ) No, 5359 Iredell County, - Sam Holmes { vs. 1 TUR Ouest, Mrs, Della York, Mrs. Lois E. Cook and 6 husband, A. S. Cook, Mrs. Ola Shoemaker and( husband, Paul Shoemaker and Athia York. 0 This cause came on to be argued upon the transcript of the record from the Superior Court of Iredell County:- upon consideration whereof, this Court is of opinicen that there is no error in the record and proceedings of said Superiop Court, It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, that the opinion of the Court, as delivered by the Honorable Heriot Clarkson, Justice, be certified to the said Superior Crurt, to the intent that the judgment is affirmed, And it is considered and adjudged further, that the Plaintiff, Sam Holmes do pay the costs of the eppeak in this Court incurred, to-wit, the sum of Eleven & 55/100 Dollers ($11.55), and execution issue therefor, A True Copy: Edward Murray ~Reting Clerk of fhe Superior Court. 479 NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court, IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk, Hobart Brothers Company, # Corporation, -VSe FINAL JUDGMENT, A. C. Crouch, trading and doing business under the name of Crouch Tire Service. ee ee es es ee This cause coming on to be heard tefore the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on this the 9th day of January, 1935, upon motion of Attorneys for plaintiff for judgment by default final arainst ¥ the defendant, and it appearing that summons, together with the ancillary action of Claim and Delivery were duly instituted on the 2©na day of Nov- oH ember, 1952; that said summons was returnable ss provided by laws: that time “ was extended for filing the complaint to December ist, 19352, by order of the ii Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County; that on the lst dav of Dec- i ember, 1952, a duly verified complaint demanding a sum certain in money due on a written instrument, to-wit: a certain title retained contract, was filed; that as incident t- the chief relief demanded in this action, plain- tiff in its complaint demanded that by virtue of the terms and stipulations of its conditional sales contract, certain items of personal proverty, to-wit: One Car Washer #114, Equipped for three phase 220 volts, 60 cycles, be taken at tn en from the defendant and sold to pay and satisfy the balance due on the afrre- mentioned conditional sales contract, and any judgment thet might he ren- dered herein; that, in consequence of demand of the said incidental relief, the aforesaid summons had attached thereto plaintiff's affidavit anc under- taking in the amount of Two Hundred Dollars (#°00,00), together with an order of tre Court directing the Sheriff cf Iredell County to take the aforesaid items of personal property from the defendant and deliver them to the plein- tiff; that the aforesaid summons and attached papers were duly served on the defendant personally on the 23rd day of November, 1932; that in lieu of se- curing the aforementioned personal property, to-wit; One Car Washer #114, Equipped for three phase 220 volts, 60 cycles, the Sheriff of Iredell County secured the defendant's undertaking in the amount of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00), signed by A. C. Crouch as principal and C, P. Myers es surety; it further appesring to the Ccurt that the time allowed for the defendant to plead has elapsed since the service of the seid summons and complaint, and affidevit and undertaking, and orders upon the defendant, and thet no Answer, demurrer, or other pleading or motion has been filed by the defendant, ®nd that no extension of ‘ime within which to plead or to move has been re- quested by or granted to the defendant; and it further appesring that the Pleintiff exhibited to the Court the aforementioned conditional sales contract and statement of the account, and there appears to be due on this indebtedness