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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1933 | 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 | iF iB} 1] 480) and obligation the sum of One Hundred Thirty-six Dollars ana Thirty Cents ($136.30), together with interest thereon at the rate of Six Percent (6g) per annum from the 27th day of Februery, 1932, until patd, Thereupon, it is adjudged, ordered, and decreed by the Court ag follows: la That the plaintiff, Hobart Brothers Compeny, a Corporation, have 6nd recover judgment against the defendant, A. C, Crouch, trading ag Crouch Tire Service, in the amount of One Hundred Thirty-six Dollars ana Thirty Cents ($136.30), together with interest thereon at the rate of Six Percent (6%) per annum from the 27th day of February, 1932, until paid, together with the cost of this actien to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, Thet the plaintiff be, and it is hereby dezlared the owner of the aforementioned Car Washer #114, Equipped for three phase 220 volts, 60 cycles, and the plaintiff be, and it is hereby entitled te the immediate possession of the same to the end that the property may be sold and the rvroceeds he applied on the payment of the foregoing money judgment, mien Thet C. H. Dearman be, and he is herety appointed s Commissioner to sell the aforementioned personal property at the courthouse door, advertising ~ the sale for twenty days at the courthouse door and three other public places in Iredell County, to the highest bidder fer cash, and to epply the vroceeds of the sale, first, to the expenses of the sale, including the usval Ten Percent (10%) Commissions to the Commissioner; second, to the payment of the judgment herein cecreed; and third, deliver the balance, if any remains, to the Clerk of the Court for disbursement to the defendant to whomever else mav be entitled to it, ode That this cause be retained for further orders of the Court in the event the aforementioned Car Washer is not delivered to the plaintiff as herein- before adjudged and ordered, or in the event thet the property has become de- stroyed, damaged, or deterilated, so that the liability of C. B. Myers, the sav? on defendant's replevin bond, may be determined. This Monday, the 9th day of January, 1933, John L, Milholland le Clerk of Superior Court, Iredell County. HERES SESE SESE SE SE SE SE BE SER HE I SEER TEE AE ESE HEH HSER ER SE BEI SE ESE SERENE SE HE NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK, Merchents & Farmers Pank of Statesville, North Carol Pleintiff. J. R. Little and wife, M. A. Little, Cloyd E., Stevenson, H. EF, Lewis, L. N Summers and W. T. Little, defendants,° ) ) : ) > ) JUDGMENT ) ) ) This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the under- signed Clerk of Superior Court, of Iredell County, North Cerolina, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appesring to the Couwt thet the pleintiff filed its verified complaint in this action on December &, 1952, and on said date caused summons to be issued in this cause; and it appearing to the Court further that said summons was duly served on each of the defendants on December 7, 1952; and it appesring that more than thirty days have elsnsed since the date of the service of said sumrons, and that neither of the dee fendants have appesrec, answered or demurred; And it appearing to the Court that this action was instituted by the plaintiff to recover judgment on a certsin, vronisory note under seal, exee cuted and delivered by thé defendants, J. R. Little and wife, M, A, Little to the Defendant, Cloyd E, Stevenson; and thet said note was transferred, assign- ed and negotiated to the pleintiff by the defendant Cloyd E. Stevenson by en- dorsement before maturity, and thet said note was endorsed before delivery to the plaintiff by the defendants H. E. Lewis, L. N. Summers and W, T, Little; end, it eppearing that said note was dated July 20, 1932, due three (3%) months after date, with interest from maturity until paid at the rete of 6% per annum, and thet seid note was for the sum cf $430.00, and no payment has been made thereon, and that there is now due and justly owing the plaintif® on said note the sum of $430.00, together with interest on said sum from October 20, 1932, until paid, et the rate of 6% per annum; It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged, that the pleintiff recover judgment egainst the defendants, J. Kh, Little, M. A, Little, Cloyd E, Stevenson, H. E, Lewis, L, N, Summers and W, T. Little, the sum of $430.00 and interest on said sum from October 20, 1932, until paid at the rate of 6% interest, and the costs of this action. This January 9, 1933. John L, Milholland Clerk of Superior Court, SEDER BEBE SE SE SE HE SE SESE AER EME SESE SESE SDE SESE SE SERE ESE SEE BEBE HE i i 482 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR cour? , IREDELL COUNTY. BEFCRE THE CLERK, Merchants and Farmers Bank of Statesville, North Cerolina, Plaintiff. “V¥8~ JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT, H. M. Morrison, J. %. Freeze, F. P. Morrison, H. D. Frye, J. B. Bradford, J. T. Morrison and H. A. Freeze, Defendants, ee ee es lt This cause coming on to be heard before the undersiened, Clerk of Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the perties to this action heve edjusted the matter in controversy therein and that the cost of this action hes been paid, it is therefore, upen motion of Reymer & Raymer, attorneys for the pleintiff, ordered and adjudged that this ection be, and the same is hereby non-suited, This January 9, 1933, John L. Milholiaend Clerk of Superior Court. VREBET: BEBEFEN: SESE SORE SESE ERE SESE BE SE ERE SE 4E 46-4 2 FEM SEER ESE TE De FE SE ESE SE HE ESE SEH NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY. PUPLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ) \ ) HVS< ) JUDGMENT C. F, LINEPERRY ) = ) This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, John L, Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County end it sappeer- ing to the Court that summons was issued out of this Court on the i i of November, 1922 end served on the defendant on the . day of ee leer, together with e copy ef the duly verified complaint filed in this cause, seid complaint alleging that the defendent wes indebted to the Plaintiff in the sum of One Thousand Seven Hundred Sixteen ($1716.00) Dollars, with interes! thereon from the 6th dey of May, 1931 by reason of negotiable promissory netes executed by said C, F, Lineberry, W. A. Fender and R. L, Hawkins to the pad tiff anc it further appeering to the Court that no answer hes heen filed by the defendant; that the time for filing an enswer has expired; that the Pleintiff is entitled to a judgment against said Defendant. IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the Plaintiff recom of the Defendant the sum of One Thousand Seven Hundred Sixteen ($1716.00) ts Dollars, with interest thereon from the 6th day of May, 1931 and for the cosv® of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, This the 16th day of January, 1933, John L, Milhelland Clerk of Superfor Court of Iredell SEPM BEM ESE SEA SESE Ae eS ae at gear se atae gt gt aegz ae Peg ae oi es ieee a ca . BERR BEB BIE, Hegeae se ara ata seat at acge NORTH CAROLINA, IN SUPERICR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. Gurney P, Hood, Commissioner of FRenks, ) for the benefit of Merchants end Farmers ) Bank of Mooresville, N. C. and E. L., Cox,) Jr., Liquidating Agent. ~“Vaq ) JUDGMENT. ui Walter Colbert, Daisy Colbert, M. F., ) Hie McKnight anc Mrs. M. H. McKnight, ) ake This cause coming on to be heard and being heard tefore the undersicrd HI . ¢ if lerk of the Superior Court o* Iredell County, and it anvesring to the Court p 7’ 9 ‘ i i 3 . a that summons was issued on Nov, 7, 1932 ane a Anly verified complaint was ¥ i filed on Nov. 7, 1932, and summons an¢ copy of the complaint were served on nena ornate SE ” Walter Colbert and Daisy Colbert on Nov. 12, 1932, and it further eppearing 7 to the Court that notice of summons and warrant 0! attachment, stating the names of the parties, the amount of the claim, and the nature of the demand and requiring the defencants, M. H, MéKnight and Mrs, M, H, McKnight to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County in Statesville, N.C. on or before the 13th day of Jenucry, 1933, and has heen published as directed by law, the same teing duly issued on Nov. 18, 1932, thet said notice of sum ons and warrent of attachment issued in the ahove CWiiiae botion tak’ toon duly served by publication, and no answer, demurrer or other pleading has been filed in this court on or before the 13th day of January, 1933, by any of the defendants, and thet the time for answering,, demurring or otherwise pleading has now expired and it further appearing to the Court that this is an action to recover the sum of $235.00 with interest from July 1, 1931, until paid; and it further sppearing to the Court thot certain property was levied on by an attachment issued in this ection to the Sheriff of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, which appears by reference to the Sheriffts return, Now, Therefore, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain tiff recover the defendants, and each of them, the sum of $235.00 with in- terest from Jikly 21, 1931, that the property attached in Mecklenburg County, North Ceroline, as appears by the Sheriff's return be, and the same is here= by condemmed to pay said judgment, interest and cost of this action, and thet é ®n execution issue directing s sele of said property for thet purpose, for | 484 the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk; that this jud Bment he » and it is hereby declared a specific lien on the property from the date of + ? che - docketing the levy made by the Sheriff, Monday, Jan. 16, 1933, John L, Milhollana, Clerk Superior Cour €, nam Vorth Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Gurney P. Food, Commissioner cf Banks for the benefit of the Merchants and Farmers } Bank of Mooresville, N. C. and E. L, Cox, Jr., Liquidating agent. -VS- JUDGMENT, Edward Cunningham, Mattie Cunningham, W.H. Hucson, Mrs. Mason H. McKnight and M.H, ) ) ) ) ) ) ) McKnight ) This ceuse coming on to te heard and heing heard before the undersicned Clerk of the Superior Ceurt of Iredell] County, anc it eppearing to the Ceurt that summons was issued on Nov. 7, 1982 and a duly verified complaint wes filed on Nov. 7, 1932 and summons and a copy of complaint were sefved on Edward Cunningham on Nov, 12, 1932, on W, 4H, Hudson on Nov, 17, 1922 9 and on Mattie Cunningham , on Nov. 26, 1952, and it further appearing to the Court thet netice of summons end warrant of attachment stating the names of the parties, the amount of the claim, and the nature of the demand, anc requiring the defendants, M, H. McKnight and Mrs, Mason H, McKnight to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County in Statesville, N.C. on or before the 13th day of January 1955 and has teen published as directed hy law, the same being duly issued on Nov. 7, 1932, thet said notice of summons and warrant of attachment issued in the above entitled action have been GQuly served by Publication and no demurrer or other pleading res heen filed in this cause on or hefore Jan. 13, 1933 by any of the defendants, and that the time for answering, demurring or otherwise nleading has: now expired, and it further appearing to the Court that this is an action to recover the sum of $285.00 with interest from Nov. 21, 1931, that the vroperty attached in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, as appears by the Sheriff's 1 turn he, and the same igs hereby condemned to pay said judgment, interest end cost of this action, and that an execution issue directing a sale of saic nroperty fer that purpose; for the cost of this aetion to be taxed by the Clerk, thet this judgment be, end it is hereby declered a specific lien on the property from the date of the docketing of the levy made by the sherriff, Monday, Jan, 16, 1933, John L, Milholland @rk Superior Vourte NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, REROAR? PP mm aro init ris Clee 8 fs ‘ satils « IREDEI], COUNTY. James P. Flanigan JUDGMENT OF NON-STIT -VSe Matuel Benefit Health and Accident Association, ws we This cause coming on to be heard before the undersiened Clerk of the Superior Court anc it appearing to the Court that the partias to this sactim have gctten together anc settlec the matters ane aifferencas existing bee tween themselves and that the plaintiff new desires to take a voluntary norm suit in this action, It is, therefore, considered and adjudged, upon motion of Soctt and Collier, attorneys for pleintiff, that the action be, and it is hereby t non-suited, bf aa John L. Milholland a Clerk Superior Court. ane wy eH Ph oF z “ {\ Order No. 146 ij Order No, 146 | NORTH CAROLINA, OFFICE CF COMMISSIONER OF BANKS. uthority contained in Subsection 135, of Under and by virtue of the Section 218 (c), Consolidsted Statutes, it appearing to the Commissioner of Penks thet an assessment against the stockholders of the Merchants & Fermers Bank, Mooresville, North Carolina, is necessary in crder to discharge the liability to general creditors of the said Merchants & Farmers Bank, the Commission=r of Banks of the State of North Cerolina hereby levies en assessment against the stockholders of the Merchants & Farmers Bank equal to the stock liability of esch stockholder, the amount of «tock owned by him we by record of the said Merchants & Farmers Pank a amount of assessment against each of said stockholders beinr es follows: Name Address No. of Shares Assessment, Brawley, Frances E,(minor) Mooresville, N.C. 5 $500,00 Brawley, Mary E, (minor) Mooresville, N.C. 5 500,00 Brawley, .. 2. Mooresville, N. C. 2-1/2 260,00 Brown 3. he Kannapelis, N. C. 1/2 50.00 Bell Dr. A. E. Mooresville, N. C. 9-1/2 950,00 Bell H. P, Mooresville, N. C. 3/4 76.00 ie 1 | 486. Brown, Carrigan, Carrigan, Carrigan, Carrigan, Corriher, Caffey, carrigan, Craven, reheated Creven, Davis, Edwards, Edwards, iowers 7oodma Gra ’ Greshenm, Holt, Howard, Harris McNn Lovell Level] Johnston, Johnston, luckntoht Knight, McKnight, has oo MLLLeP , Mceore wCor , McMurrsy, Smith, Starr, Stirewalt, Stewart, Treutman, Troutmen, Teeter, (deceased) (deceased) Clive (decee F, (deceased) Mooresville, N, Mt, Ulla, N. c, China Grove, N. Mooresville, N., Mt. Ulla, N.C, China Grove, N. Mooresville, N, Mt. Wile Gad Sob Ks 149 Ue es 2p Law Mooresville, N. Mocresville, N. » Mooresville, N, Asheville, N.C, Asheville, N.C. Meoresville, N. Mooresville, NN, Mt. Wllea, N.C. Stetesville Mooresville, lh, Mooresville, N. Mooresville, N. MooresVille, N. Mooresville, N, Mooresville, N. Mooresville, NX, Mooresville, N. Mooresville Mooresville, N. Mooresville, N. Mooresville, N. Mooresville, N, Mooresville, N, Mooresville, N. Mooresville, N. Mooresville, N. Mooresville, N. Mooresville, N, Meoresville, %, Meoresville, N. Mooresville, N. Meoresville, N, Mooresville, N. C, 4-35/100 oO Q QQ QQ {4 $590.00 475,00 500,00 1,000.00 400,00 500,00 435,00 500,00 900,00 100,00 1,000.00 100,00 200,00 100,00 700.00 550,00 100,00 300,00 200,00 690.00 50,90 75.00 400,00 400,00 100,00 1,600.00 300,00 200,00 100,00 250,00 340,00 500,00 200,00 300,00 800,00 100,00 300,00 100,00 200,00 500,00 1,000,00 1 , 700,00 100,00 Ae { 11} } Y Turner, J. F. Mt. Ulle, N. Cc, 1-1/2 h } : Voils, Mrs, Vv. Mocresville, N. Cc. 1 BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONTR OF RANKS oF THRE am OF NORTH CAROLINA. Rete This the 2n@ day of July, 1932, Gurney P, Heed Commissioner of Rants, STATE OF NORTH CARCLINA, COUNTY CF IREDELL, THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA, ) risineirr, ) -vs- ) ORDER VACATING JUNDOVENT Al J. A. Rumple, et al, ) ORD ( 0 LOST . Defendents.) This matter coming before me pon metion of the plaintiff's attorne to vacate the Judgment «end Crder of Fe lesur retoefere made in this action on the 351 day of Oct., 1932, and to reinstate the mortgare of the t defendant, J. A. Rumple, et ux,/the plaintiff uron the greund that i bh satisfactory settlerent has been effected without a sale of the property, | IT IS "HEREFORE ORDERED, with the consent of 911 pert s to the action: 1, Theat the Judgment and Order of Foreclosure made herein on the Sist dav of October, 1932, be, and the seme {1s hereby vacated, set sid and withdrawn from the records of tke Ceurt; ll. That the Mortgage of the defendsnt, J. A. Rumple et ux, to the Plaintiff, which is fully described in the Cemplaint, *e, ant the same is, Pereby reinstated anc restored to its criginal s and effect, the sam- as thourch this ection hed never been instituted and the decree fed never been made we Laks Theat the Clerk of Court ado nete upon the Lis Pendens ana record thereof an apprepriate reference to this order; iv. That the action be dismissed upon payment of all the John L, Miiholland Gierk Supericr Court, The 24 dav of January, 19 <O tn oI ’ We consent: Scott & Collier PlaIntitfTrs Attorney Bristol ret Tor defendants , tatus.of voriority, force the costs, 488 North Carolina, In the Superior Coun ¥@ filed in the above entitled cause, j rane <7 Iredell County. It further apperring to the Court th: tener co tee . Zz : f* j Ni November, 1930, the defendants, 5. a Mer rison ar ' Ha ee hie a \ Richmond Guano Company, Inc ) \ mt PinOTma T ele MibJatl y » All ? . $ Aq + + A ~ 2 TD ) : eC g indebted tr the said J A . -_ +} \ ee ) TUpAMENT? Morrison, ing in¢ : un aic J. &, Alexander in the eum ) cecuted and delivered to the said J. F. Alexander at sare BE Roger G,. Moore ) made, eX : =* ts EE @ remlsscy nerve Re ) . ; |) / under seal , oue and payable twelve months aft er date with interest «st +1 Tr4de es SA namine ry + + anna - Ym 2% | 1 Suse coming o o be heard befere the undersipnead Clerk of the rate of 6 per centum per annum until paid; end it further annearty to the ‘én ; a is Superior Court n this the 23rd day of January cK was 10 7 oS +2) Ve ra day of Jenuary, 1933, and teing heard upon Court bhat said note was endorsed on the tack ty H, L. Gilbert ana r, D. the nleadines filed t g2nNen Y + o ae i ‘ - , : 1 n Dié€ 11n; ! It anpeers o the Court that the action was instituted Frye; and it further anpesring thst said note was credited with %36.00 far at = on ae fp : c . . q nr) OY me pleintirf’ fisin verified complsint in my office on the ith day of interest for one year on sai ot 5 av a ) ; . LMvemay 10; c ‘ ¢ +hen t a1, " and e | ‘ - aay son » + + - > = , on ; mmnons and copy of said cemnlaint were Served. an ike It further ann ing o the Court that this ts a cause ne ae as Ref lant + LAtry 7 es Te} Y on 0 ovember, ] . that th n] ntiffts setion te upon a promissory note und*r seal fer an amount cert - A ot + ‘ar the “Ee RNOVO ry ms MO At A « Ia natn = sii i “ on +h 7 co ©) > . } overy on a negotiable instrument, to- vit, @ note, in which the mere than thirty deys have elapsed from the service of said summons unon erect amount is ceaeartanine thant the fant sf « $A +a 4 dame r t ad +t} + hea 7 f 1 ‘ : i oO aic 0 ~ 4A ar oo ek! ai fF the deferdcs s anc a the ef t< ae ; : Wom % . se , . tO) ith interest from - ; ; > defer ’ e ™. MOPYPISCN, tti orrisa } Deremhear OF} 1029 » it = + tha nat in eke twa 7 } T T N43 lheant ana 4 7 ay ¥ r + + y A } - ) 9th, 1931; ‘ i: ast due end no navments have heen aie Boh; Ciiners and Hop, 2 > have ne r red te the complaint, or filed any + - 1 , : one tha + Y +hhe thintsa Anwe haw 2 3 grat r o + he nls a % wynican " > a ’ D5; 10 han T avs have elapsed and the defendart hee falled 6rswel ying the complaint, or raised any issue of fact, enc? it appearing 11ed 5 : Ce ewan > 1am) + +} . ee . sO 7 1 YY “ A $ $ 5 c } er ar demur C é Cr saint tr this cause, to the Court thet the HlaAintirC 9 J, a lexyander Ls entitle to recover of it is trerefore. ordared. conetAared end ad t*nAoeA trak itz 5 the defendants, EH, M, Morrison, Mattie ¥: Morrison, } ri) “+ H. I ] , ’ ras As n Y en f } lagged I? ' 7 1intifr it UG ~i1Qc , 42 @ e wiO ry 5 Ny Wie t ivi son, . his . } eY ~ By yan roa y ra) a w eee - : - TP yer — bLOAD . 1, 4 + 1 5 9 recover of tt dant the sum of $48: eo, With interest fra: ne ayhines ae Frye, the sum of $600,00 ith interest thereon fron he 14t ay of Novem! 1 We ! h, ‘ 101 WM 4 um it oat ad, - 2 R ‘ 077 y nota an in > $7) , itil peid, and that t he taxed with the cost of this action, 1951, until paid, on account of aic note, It is, theorefrre ordered ad tudgea Tecreed bv the Court thet John L, Milholland . tha nio ere T lays n rE ’ as : z } Clerk Superior Court. the plaintiff, J, =. Alexander, recover of the defendants, H, M, Morrison, : | a a forts we ti at e Mae WM afta I T Ns ang } t Tt $ $ } RE Matti Mg Morrison, H. L. Gilbert and EH, D. rye, i t} ction, thea Mm | hen ‘ of p500,0C ith interest tt reon ot the vrs} Nf six ner centum ver *& / ; ad , +. 7A "¢ « > ° : s | ‘ror lo smher 14, ) is nti nai bs na for + he eanat mt ant cn ta ayed bh } 4 . oe ' ‘ is ; taxed by the Clerk of this Court sagrinst the defendant, dP Tarth Co ie North C: rolina, In th- Superinr Crnrt 4 ‘ 4 , “9 “= > . - yz This the 28rd day of January, 1933, Iredell County. Reforr the Ar xeand ) Bs \ \ JTIDGMR m WT TAI ny d 4a o av hide a we TTR we \ r + DEFAULT ; ‘a PF ) REFPORE TUE CLERK ae re ™, Morrison, Mattie Mae Morrison ) ON NCTE | | FH, E o 9 nih i a id } D Fr . 4 " fe 5 e +e i e } o i T} Allse = his cause coming on to ke heard ane@ heing heard before the undersigned -ppesring to the Court .thet summons in this o “ ~ <9) wa tn 09 a ree + © Clerk f th S yp . ee a .. 9 . | lerk of the ouper lor Court o Iredel] Coun y, Nor th Carolina , on Monda Vy the | action was caused to ke issued hy the nlaintiff from the Clerk of the Superior i Court of | le Countv on ¢ c 3 - of Iredell County on the 6t) Gay of December, 19%2, against the de- fen S 2A a” - - > endants, returnat 1 as provided . i anol served upon e: ch of the defendants af a cA Wi ctid 7c } + an nif r on oy the Sheriff of Iredell County on the 8th day of December, 1932, a8 rroviaes oY J6W, end thet a Avie <« 3 ° coe ee tiE culty verified complaint was filed in the shove entitled a : a action on the 6th dax o Ran ee : rt | Cay OF December, i9%2; end it further appearing to the co j ’ ae : i thet neither of the defendant: . t naants have filed answer or demvrred to the complein 490 a IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Monday January 30th, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. - January Term 1933, 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 March, 1935, the same being the 30th day of January, 1933, A D when and ii where His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts forthe 3 Fifteenth Judicial District Spring Term, 1933, is present and presiding and | the Hon. Zeb V Long, Solicitor is present and prosecuting in the name of the State. Godfrey C 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 jurors for the first week of this term of the Superior Court, tO-wit The following were drawn and sworn as Grand-Jurors for a term of Six Months; T C Yates, S J Holland, N E Brown, J R Albea, J E Stevenson, D K McNeely, G C Witherspoon, J L Reid, W P Mills, H L Carrigan, R H Brown, Fred W Sherrill, C D Stevenson, J D Joyner, C H Brown, J B Brown, id Rodgers and C A McLelland. D K McNeely, was appointed and sworn as foreman of the Grand-Jury. H E White, was appointed and sworn as officer of the Grand-Jury. J A Talbert was returned as being dead. Hi G E Eagle and J E Neill were returned not served. John V Barger and W A Shimpock were excused on account of sigkness,. H L Tompson, WA Thomas, C V Walton, J M Carlyle, M E Eidson and J H Shuford were excused by the Court. The following were drawn and sworn as petty aah at ac aad week; J C Houston, G W Nash, V V Voils, N A Beaver, J 0 McAuley/and A M Guy. The following were sworn as talesman jurors for the week, Carl Watts, L O Hawkins, J A Stewart, Carl Alexander, Tom Eller and RB Parker No, 1 | TO APPEAR AND SHOW. State Continued under former order vs Hoyt Millsaps . mo. 2 )} HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY 4 State Alias Capias vs Phil lip Hayes Ho, 4 TO APPEAR AND SHOW State Continued under former order vs WF Howard 492 No. 5 State ' vs Vernon Rash No. 6 State vs Harvey Moore Tom Hudson no. 7 State te Will Hartness. No. 8 State vs Henry Hines No 9 State vs J Shoaf No. 11 State vs Blain Goodin No. 12 State “vs H C Hunter NOs 15 State vs Clarence Jarvis No. 14 \ State vs Karl Clontz No. 15 State \ vs T E Bass Everett Parker \ No. 16 \ State vs T E Bass No. 17 \ State = Vs Walter Barnhardt No, 18 State ' ¥s E ~L Henderson hii. 29 state vs Jesse Randall cad SM ee oe EK PE pe et 2 ee ee St EE oe pee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Monday January 30; 1933, TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR, Continued under former order LARCENY NoltProsed with leave ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Phe defendant is hereby ordered in custody of the Sherif? of Iredell County and placed in jail to begin his sentence imposed by the court at May Term 1931 of Fourtg Months, TO APPER AND SHOW Continued under former order EMBEZZLEMENT Alias Capias DISPOSE OF MORTGAGE PROPERTY Wol Prosed with leave TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR, Continued for defendant ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Contin ied until May Term 1933 TO APPEAR AND SHOW Continued under former order FORGERY Continued as to Bass Alias Capias as to Parker, FORGERY Continued SEDUC TION Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nis Sci Fa and Instanter Capias, ASSAULT WITH DEADLY ‘“RAPON Continued for defendant FOR COsTt Continued for defehdant | \ No 22 State vs Ransom Freeze No, 25 State vs Floyd Freeze No, 25 State vs C O Marshall No, 26 \. state \ \ \ x \ \ \ \ q \ \ vs Charley Hartsell No. 27 State vs Clint Joyner No. 28 State vs Sam Miller No. 29 & 3O State vs Rom Watts Ben Watts No. 335 State vs Leon Johnson No, 34 State vs Son Albea No. 35 State vs Joe Wilcox No. 36 State vs C R Marlow BH Somers No. 37 State vs Brodas Finger No, 44 State Vs T E Bass No, 45 State vs Bill Grant IN JANUARY TERM 1933 Monday January 30, 1933. tc Pe ne ET EME MET pent Baie EM DERE A Se ET I SN eet He et Ma a Nee EM I ret et THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR COST Alias Capias FOR COST Alias Capias LARCENY Nol Prosed with lenve FOR COST Continued for defendant FOR COST AND FINE Defendant called and failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa end Itistanter Capias. FOR COST Defendant payed cost and discharged LARCENY The defendants come into open Court and through their counsel Mr J H Burke tenders the State a plea of guilty to the larceny of property less than the falue of {20/00 which plea the Solicitor accepts. VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW. | ! Alias Capias. i) STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY Alias Capias FALSE PRETENSE Nol Prosed with leave MANSLAUGHTER Continued for defendants DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED Continued for defendant SEDUCTION Continued for State FORGERY . The defendant comes into open Court and pheadgiguilty charged in the Bill of Indictment. a deleaint of he Court is that the defendant be — prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County = a ae of SIX MONTHS and assigned to work on public et. State under control of the State Highway Commiss provided by law. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Monday January 30, 1933, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 495 Monday Nanuary 30th, 1933. No. 56x \ State ‘vs Hallie Northy Defendant called and failed. Juda ere State Be ib remembered that at this term of the Superior and Capias, Instanter Process. & isi Sci Fa , v8 soa Court of Iredell County beginning January 30th, 1933, and - Charles sitting for the d&spatch of business this the 30th d a of January, 1953, the Grand Jury of said Court ina sae 16 present, G C Witherspoon and H L Carrigan being absent returned into open Court the following Bill of Indictment ! i . No. 57 RECKLESS DRIVING \ State 1 Nol Prosed with leave in words and figures as follows: vs A L Smith j INDICTMENT -- Various Cases. State of North Carolina, Superior Court No. 61 & 62 | FORGERY Iredell County. Jany, Term, A D 1933, State } The defendant comes into open Court and thro ugh his The Jurors f th t avs } counsel Mr Lewis, waives bill of indi § or the State upon their oath present, That ’ ctment and pleads Charles, Clifford Fisher and Koy Bumgarner late of the Marvin Freeze — ee pore the crime of forgery, to- County of Iredell, on the 8th day of Jany, in the year bet ates Se lodianae ts oe wie ee for the State of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ‘Thirty three, the follguing sentanse is tous ci. re adhered to and with force and arms, at and in the County aforesaid, not Judgment of the Court is that ee dak not having the fear of God before their eyes, but being smtenaan a obama 4055 ae fs efendant be im- moved and seduced by the instigation of the devil, in for two years and assigned to the Stat ly in No 6], and upon one Helen Church in the peace of God and the a as is poovined Gr tne Meee ee e Highway Commission State, then and there being, violently forcibly, unlawful ae 61 and 62, wehch ocet acne ee oe ote’ of case in Nos, ly and wilfully and feloniously, did make ans assault bel mace tens alee = a. a ee : e 6 amount of check upon and her, the said Helen Church, and foreibly and ue a. oe # a ae = pe aa forgeries against Mr against the will of her, the said Helen Church, then and i ae a ei shacuie oe e 3 the amount of check there wilfully, unlawfully and feloniously, did Kavish eae de seut : m; capias to issue to put the and Carnally know, contrary to the form of the statute going,sentence into effect a any time within Five in such case made and provided and against the peace and Years when it shall appear to the Court on motion of the oer ee that the defendant has driven an automobile or any p 8 mee his mo ther?® a Soll shall appear to the ated any of the laws of the State, In No. 62- Judgment suspended, VEE RET La PE BI4 ARGO EA lel olicitor that the defendant has voil- dignity of the State. SECOND COUNT: And, the oaths aforesaid, do further Thomas, Clifford Fisher and to-wit: on the day and year county aforesaid, wilfully, forcibly and violently, did Jurors, aforesaid, upon their present that the said Charlés Koy Bumgarner, afterwards, aforesaid, at and in the unlawfully and feloniously, then and there commit an as-~- sault on one Helen Church, aforesaid, she being a female person, with intent then and there her, the said Helen State” | ee ae Smee Church, forcibly, violently, wilfully, unlawfully and vs } ISSUE feloniously, by force and against her will, to ravish and } ; carnolly know against the form of the statute in such Bill Jarvis Has the defendant sufficéent mental capacity to intelligently plead to the bill of indictment and properly conduct his defense with safety to his rights ‘dnd liberty? Answer: No, case made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the State, Long Solicitor Endorsed on the back by the following words and figures to-wit: No. 46 No. 63 t phy —_ i JUDGMENT. . Charlies Thomas, Koy Pumgarner and ve : This cause coming on for hearing upon a bill of indist- Clifford Fisher. Bill Jarvis { ment returned by the grand jury at this term of Court charg- ; ing the defendant, Bill Jarvis, with the crime of assault INDICTMENT upon a female, he being a male person over eighteen years waa. CASES of age, and it being suggested to the Court through counsel for the defendant that he is unable to plead to said indict- ment for the reason that defendant is without sufficient mental capacity and intelligence to plead to said charge and to properly conduct his defense to said charge, it was upon the suggestion of the Solicitor, agreed that a jury should be qualified, sworn and empanneled to try the iasue of the sanity of defendant; Whereupon, a jury of twelve good and lawful men were chosen, sworn and empanneled and after hearing the evidense and the charge of the Court retiredcto consider of their verdict and returned into court the following verte Has the defendant sufficient intelligense to plead to Attempt to commit rape. W Pros. Witnesses; Dr W D McLelland Helen Church Margaret Church Ruby Church Vernie Goodman Ralph Sloop X Rev C A Philips Andy Nail> Rev G L Wilkémson Jim Godfrey J F Clontz X J W Clontx Houston Johnson irs Houston Johnson PPS PS the bill of indictment and to properly conduct his defense to said charged?" Answer: "noe atts od t ¢ Boyd. It is therefore, by thesGourt, adjudged and decre J E Rimmer that the defendant, Bill Jarvis, be sent to the Departm for the Criminal Insane at the State Hospital at Raleigh, North Carolina, there to be kept, maintained and treated under such rules and regulations as may be made by the board of directors until discharged according to law. This 50th day of January, 1933, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding Those marked X sworn by the undersigned Foreman, and examined before the Grand Jury, and this bill found A True Bill. D K McNeely Foreman Grand Jury. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Monday January 30, 1933, 496 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ‘ JANUARY TERM 1933 — Monday January 30, 1933, State { By order of the Court, the defendant, Charles ; vs } in the custody of G C Kimball the High Sheriff of Teast \ wo. 51 & 52 FORGERY Charles Thomas { dell County, was brought into open Court being represent. paced The defendants come int® open Court and plead not ed by counsel, Mr J G Lewis, was placed u ment. ; a P pon his arraing. The prisoner, Charles Thomas, being at th custody of G C Kimball, High Sherirr or Iredell nat ~ The Solicitor for the State, Hon Zeb V Long, havin eall ed upon the defendant to stand and hold up his right He hand, and having made known to him that he stood charged by the name of Charles Thomas in the indictment reaq A \ 53 him of rape and attempt to commit rape. Whereupon the \ guilty. Jury sworn and empannelled, After hearing all the Statets evidence the Court directed a verdict of not guilty of forgery as charged in the bill of indictment, vs Alex Guthrie Finn Daniels FORGERY the defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empannelled, After empannelling the jury the Court withdraws the jury and takes recess until Tuesday Morning, Prisoner plead not guilty and for his trial placed him. State self upon God and his County. ae Guthrie Upon the arraignment of the defendant Charles Thomas it was ordered that a venire of FORTY (40) men be sun- monsed, i Wot ! No 63- A True Bill in Not 46 ( Hf State 4 41- J R Rockett- A True Bill ie vs ) ORDER FOR SPECIAL VENIRE 54 & 55 Be Raymond Marlow & Albert Brown-- A True Bill ue Charles Thomas ) 54'& 55 Ae Raymond Marlow and Albert Brown, A True Bill iby Roy Bumgarner f 54 & 55 C- Raymond Marlow and Albert Brown- A True Bill Hh and Clifford Fisher} 45- Bill Grant- A True Bill on 148 & 49 - Lewis Coggins and Tom Christie- Atrue Bill iad To G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County;- Greeting: | WHEREAS, It has been found necessary, to the end that a fair and im. ; Hie partial trial of the defendants, who stand charged with the crime of rape i and attempt to commit rape, be had, that a special venire of forty (40) men | be surmoned to act as jurors, or so many of them as may be necessary so to i do in the trial of said action; NOW THEREFORE, You are hereby commanded to summon such number of persons qualified to act as jurors from the body of said county, to be and appear at. the Court House in the City of Statesville, County of Iredell, State of North Carolina, at 9:30 O'clock, A. M., on the 3lst day of January, 1935, ie to the end that so many of them as may be chosen, sworn and empaneled shall ieee . si . 7 i This Honorable Court.takes a recess until Tuesdag Morning et act as jurors in said action, f January 3lst 1933 at 9:30 O'clock. Herein fail not, and of this writ malte due return. : ‘JUDGE eRe | This the 30th day of January, 1933, | Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding RAPE Capias for defendants, \ No 46 4 \ State { > vs i Roy Bumgarner { Clifford Fisher j \ Bo. 24 } LARCENY \ state { Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sei | vs { Fa and Instanter Capias Robert Gray § IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Tuesday January 31, 1933, 498 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Tuesday January 31, 1933, ~ \ =~ ww Na fhis Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tues \ se 42 pee Tere Peat WEAPON State day Morning January 3ist, 1933 at 9:30 O*%clock for the dispatch of business eigen Rucker | j | i No 53 State vs Alex Guthrie No. 54 & 55 Consolidated State vs Raymond Marlow Albert Brown Nos 54 & 55 AwBp&C State vs Raymond Marlow Albert Brown No, 50 State Bs ~ Alex Guthrie No. 64 State vs Alex Guthrie Finn Daniels No. 41 State .‘ Vs J R Robinett j j 4 } i j : f : j ; I FORGERY The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empannelled as follows; J ¢ Houston, G W Nash, V V Voils, NA Beaver, J 0 McAuley A M Guy, L O Hawkins, J A Stewart, Carl Alexander Carl Watts, Tom Eller and R B Parker and returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, _. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be sus- pended, Breaking and Entering The defendantsccome into open Court and enter a plea of guilty to breaking and entering as charged in the Bill of Indictment, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant Raymond Marlow be imprisoned in the State's prison at hard labor for a period of not less than TWENTY MONTHS nor more than THIRTY MONTHS. /55- It 1s orderedand adjudged by the Court that the defendant Albert Brown be imprisoned in the eex- State's Prison at hard labor for a period of not less than TWENTY MONTHS nor more than THIRTY MONTHS, LARCENY AND RECEIVING, BREAKING GEAL ON CAR, ETC, Defendants come into open Court and plead guilty to all charges in the bills of indictment as found, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that : judgment be suspended as to all counts. FORGERY . The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury same as in #53 sworn and empannelled and returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, Judgment of the Court that the defendant be im- prisoned in jail and assigned to the’-State Highway Commission as provided by law for period of Two Years, capias to issue at any time within Ten Years when it shall appear to the Court that the defendant has not been of good behavéor,. FORGERY The defendants come into open Court and pleadx not guijty. Jury same as in #53 sworn and empannelled and returned a verdict of guilty of forgery as charged in the Bill of Indictment, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant Alex Guthrie be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County and assigned to the State Highway Commission as provided by law for a period of TWO YEARS. PA Judgment of the Court is that the defendant Finn Daniels be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County dnd assigned to the State Highway Commission as provided by law for a period of EIGHT MONTHS. LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE his The defendant comes into open Court and through . counsel J H Burke tenders a plea of Nolo Contendre temporary larceny of an automobile, which plea the Solicitor accepts/ In view of the fact that the defendant is now serving a Three Months sentence on Alexander County roads growing out of this same transaction, ee of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned the. the common jail of Iredell County and assigned to & State Highway Commission as prowided by law for Poe of FIVE MONTHS, sentence to be come affective on convening of this Court, Jan 30, and to run conow ly with the sentence he is how serving. 10d \ Noe 65 State vs Charles E Mills MURDER Be it remembered that at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County beginning January 30th, 1933 and sitting for the dispatch of business, this the 3lst day of January, 1933, the Grand Jury of said Court in a body 18 present, returned into open Court the following Bill of Indictment in words and figures as follows: INDICTMENT -- MURDER State of North Carolina, Iredell County Superior Court January Term, A D 1933 The Jurors for the State Upon Their Oath Present, That Charles i Mills, late of the County of Iredell, on the 25th day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three, with force and arms, at and in the County aforesaid, unlawfully, wilful- ly, feloniously, with premeditation and deliberation and of his malice aforethought, did kill and murder one Robert N Curlee with a deadly weapon, to-wit: A pistol, against the form of the statute in such case made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the State, Long solicitor Endorsed on the back by the following words and fig- ures to-wit: No. 65 State vs Charles E Mills Various Gases MURDER Warrant Pros. Witnesses: X Chas Rhinehardt X GC Kimball X E L Radford R L Gilbert T M Halyburton Roger B Gaither Dwight Hendrix Those marked X sworn by the undersigned Foreman and examined before the Grand Jury, and this bill found A True Bill D K McNeely Foreman Grand Jury 500 IN THE SUPERIOR COmRT JANUARY TERM 1933 Tuesday January 31, 1933. No. 46 RAPE i State The defendant comes into open Court a vs (6 his counsel J G Lewis and AC McIntosh plone Charles Thomas } guilty to the Bill of Indictment. te In obedience to the order heretofore made in this case, a Special Venire of FORTH (40) good and lawful men were summoned to appear at the Sours House Tuesday Morning, January 31, 1933 : O'clock, A. M. : ’ =e The Prisoner being at the bar in the cu t of G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell Connie” whose prisoner he is, the following Jurors were drawn from the regular Jury and from the Special Venire, sworn and empannelled: G W Nash, H H Yount, J A Stewart, James Gobl Byers, Vance MeDaniels, J. Keller, JC Biaan : i Summers,R A Rufty, DB Rufty, C E Jones. R H R Loyd having been drawn as alternate juror in case of emersincy Pending Trial of this case the court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morn- ing February lst, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock, I me See Judge Presiding / cecum enamel IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 901 JANUARY TERM 1933 Wednesday February lst, 1933, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning February lst, 19335 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, } No. 46 : RAPE \ gtate { Evidence in this case resumed and compleated and vs } case in hand of jury. Charlies Thomas 4 No. 59 { ROBERY | \ State ; Nol Prosed with leave nee vs “ia \ Henry Harper i | L M Kerr ) i No. 60 } AID. AND ABET ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL. i State 2 Nol Prosed with leave ' . vs 2 ‘Marvin Benfield } . No. 38 & 31 ) FORGERY Hal \ State t Continued for State 1 vs § | Ben Benfieid | Hoover and C H Goodin. Pending trial the court takes a recess until Thursday Ri \ No. 38 J VIOLATE PROHIBITION LAW. i \ State i The defendant comes into open Court and through his \ vs { counsel J G Lewis pleads not guilty. jodie JR Little i The following jury was sworn and empannelled, V V Voils, au J O McAuley, A M Guy, Carl Alexander, Carl Watts, TM gaa Eller, RB Parker, N N Smoot, J F Moose, G M Waugh, Lemly i ae | rH sa deck 3 \ NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY. To the Honorable Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding. We the Grand Jury for the January term 1933 of Iredell Superior Court, beg to make the following report: We have examined and passed on all bills of indictment presented to us by the Solicitor, We have visited the County Home by committee and found all buildings in good repair well kept and sahitary the stock well cared for and in good condition. We find the following stock and supplies at home, 100 chickens, 11 fatténing hogs, 24 shoats, 1 stock hog, 4 mules, 15 cows, 5 heifers, 2’ calves, 2 stock cows, Ko) sows, 401 half gallon jars fruit, 9147 lbs flour at mill, 4200 lbs meat, 400 bushel corn, 100 bushel wheat, 50 bushel oats 55 bushel peas, 25 bushel loreda beans, 600 bales straw, 500 lbs ground feed, 20 tons hay, 28 acres wheat sown. We found 24 white women inmates 13 white men, 7 c6lored women and 10 colored men. We found 8 convicts 4 used at the home and 4 on the farm. we found 38 white prisoners and We visited t ittee of uate arto en oem 7 dition and the kitchen and 59 colored. We found the camp in goad sanitary con dining hall well kept. uffering with tuberculosis and recomend We found one ity Home s inmate of the County from the other inmates. that this patient be removed to a building away We visited the county gail by committee and found 17 white male prisoners and one female and 13 Saceed ain We found the jail well kept and in good sanitary Condition, The prisoners report that they are well cared for. We visited and inspected the offices of the Court house and find them #11 in 800d condition bak weit kept. We recommed that broken pipe in areese> oe oe ee prisoners room upstairs be repaired. We further recommend that Pla n the office of Register of Deeds be replaced. 502 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Wednesday February 1, 1933, A committee has been appointed to investigate the matter of reports of gians and this committée desires until the next term of court to complete report. this We have investigated reports of Justice of the Peace and find that with a few exceptions all have filed reports, No 58 State vs Woodrow Farmer lho 46 State vs Charles Thomas St > Respectfully submitted, D K McNeely Foreman, LARCENY The defendant comes into open Court and leads guilty _to larceny of property less than value of $20.00 which plea the Solicitor accepts. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisons: ed in the common jail of Iredell County and assigned to the State Highway Commissionmex as provided by law for EIGHT MONTHS and pay cost, capias to issue at any time within three years to put the foregoing jail sentence and sentence of committment into effect when i$ shall appear to the Solicitor upon his announcement in open Court that the defendant has net been of good behavior or has viola- ted any of the laws of the State, and upon it so appear- ing, capias to issue and the defendant to be apprehended and placed in custody for the service of the foregoing sentence. The defendant to be recognized in the sum of $100.00 to make his personal appearance at the Fall Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County to show that he has paid the cost of the case, RAPE The jury heretofore named returned into open Court a ver- dict of NOT GUILT¥ to either of the two counts in the Bill of Indictment, to-wit; Rape or Attempt to commit rape. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning February 2nd, 1933, at 10:00 O'clock/ A ie Ys & Judge y IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Thursday February 2, 1933, JANUARY TERM 1933 This Honorable Court convenes according #0 adjournment Thursday Morning February 2, 1955 at 92350 O'clock for the dispatch of business, | | No. 48 & 49 . State vs Lewis Coggins Tom Christie No, 10 State vs Victor Ferguson \.\ Kenneth Chambers Joe Heath No. 3 State vs ‘\\ Walter Owens nO, 21. State vs ~ Charlie Gardner No. 29 & 30 State vs “ Rome Watts Ben Watts No. 38 \\ State vs JR Little ’ No, 39 State vs Harry ¢ Little No, Cae BRE wee PP OE ee De NI pe >? ee pe Se I ME STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY AND RECEIVING The defendant Lewis Coggins pleads guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. The defendant Christie comes into open Court and tkreu through his counsel J W Van Hoy pleads not guilty, the State only asking for a verdict of guilty to receiving stolen property knowing same to have been stolen. Jury sworn and empannelled as follows; G W Nash, J A Stewart, C S Levan, C S Wilsopf, WC Lackey, J Blake Gibson, R L James, B L Morrison, D W Speaks & T Foy White, and returned a verdict of guilty of receiving stolen goods the value of less than (520.00. #48 Lewis Coggins, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant Lewis Coggins be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR YEARS and assigne éd to the State Highway Commission as provided by law. TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. It appearing to the Court that the defendant ferguson has violated the terms and conditions of his parole, It is ordered that Instanter Capias issue for said defendan The defendants Chambers and Heath appeared and showed good behavior. Continued under former order, FO APPEAR AND SHOW Continued under former order TO APPEAR AND SHOW Defdndant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias LARCENY . The defendants through their counsel Mr Burke, agree with the statément of the Court that prayer for judgment may and is continued until May Term, with- out prejudice. SELLING LIQUOR. The jury returns into open Court and say that they pannot agree upon a verdict. The Court withdraws jury and orders a mistrial. Case continued until next term of criminal court. VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW. Continued until May Term 1955. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Friday February 3, 1933, / 504 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Thursday February 2, 1933 No. 65 ) MURDER ; State The Solicitor announces in open Court that t This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday \vs State does not ask for a verdict : he Charles E Millis | Fivet Gaates, bus doe ak . ttt a the Morning February Srd, 1955 at 9:00 O'clock for the dispatch of business, H in pie tion -— or manslaughter, or murder sworn and empnalled as follows: v } FO ie xy 6 aakete . 4 ; V Voils No. 25 R cost iis : ae = ise toe eoe Watts, RB Parker State { It is ordered by the Court that the forfiet h ; oA Béaved y Blake tc oover, C H Boodin, vs } tofore entered by stricken out and that nace —" here- . ie : » and R L James, Floyd Freeze } tinued under same bond until next term of Scouse see 4 Pending trial of this action the | recess until Friday Morning. ouny eae S No, 435 } CRIME AGAINST NATURE emt to the Court that defendant is not \ State } Nol Prosed with leave ee y able to employ counsel to defend himsel@ i an e being charged with murder, Messrs J W Shar J A Reavis f To A Attorneys at the bar are hereby ac ee Court as counsel for the defense of \ 21 i N 3 No. NON-SUPP ORT \ State Continued under former order vs Charlie Gardner Q . No. 49 } RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS. \ State § Judgment of the Court is that the defendent be impri- \ vs { soned in the common fail of Iredell County and assioned Tom Christy { to the State Highway Commission as provided by law far TWELVE MONTHS and pay cost, canias to issue at any time within three years when it shall appear that the defend- ant has not been of cood behavior and has not applied a te you himself to some honest':calling and provided for his Ths family. It at any time any of the conditions appear to ae ais Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morn- have been broken, it is resnectfully requested of the tabs Solicitor that he make such pronouncement in oven Co P| j . Pel G fF he make s onoun ent in open Court Fa Ing February, 3rd, 1933 at 9:00 O'clock. and pray for the issuance of a capias to put the fore- 4 goingiail sentence and sentence of commitment into ef- Lak fect. The defendant 1s recoghised in the sum of $100.00 ad = = ee to make his nersonal appearence at the fall term of the ie 3 ‘ 7 2 h - } > h ae Judge Presiding Superior Court of Tredell County and show that he has ay paid one-third of the cost, and upon such showing, it i y is respectfully requested that he be thereupon permitt- ge ed to go under like and similar to the next ensuing ares g g } term and subsequent terms until he has paid the re- mainder in three instalments of three terms of the Sup- erior Court. omendstion of the jury would invariably be followed, theretipon, in line with the recommendation of the jury upon the conviction, judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of TIredel] County and assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law for the service of said sentence for FOUR MONTHS. | | It is ordered by the Cpurt that Messrs J W Sharpe ‘at i Noe 65 $ MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE. ai =| State { Verditt: Guilty of Manslaurhter, with recommendation a ™ We { that he be given the minimum sentence. Charles E Mills § The jury having returned ea verdict of guilty of Manslaughter, their foreman having first previously in- quired of the Court if they might make recommendation as to punishment, to which the Court stated that a rece ; i and J W VanHoy Attorneys,for the defendant Charles E Mills be paid the sum of $25.00 by the County,as pro- vided by law, for their services in defenda&amg him in thée action. | No. 20 State vs Marvin Br own MANUFACTURE LIQUOR Continued for cost/ rag : 506 IN THE ZUPERIOR CouRT JANUARY TERY 1933 Friday February 3, 1933, 4 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term 1933 To His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding: a I, Zeb V Long, Solicitor of this the 15th Judicial District, re- spectfully report to the Court that I have at this term of Iredell Sup- erior Court inspected and exmmined to the best of my ability the con- duct and administration of the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court and I find the said office to be condticted by the Clerk, Hon John L Mil~ holland, in a most highly commendable, business like and efficient man- ner, and in accordance fully with the law governing the conduct and ad~- ministration of said office, Respectfully submitted, Approved: Zeb V Long Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding- Solicitor This Honorable Court takes a recess tintil Monday Morning February 6th, 1933 at 10:00 O'clock, TOD whe IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933, Second week Monday February 6th, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term 1933, This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10:00 O&@clock A. M. Monday February 6th, 1933, when and where His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial Dis- trict of North Carolina, is present and presiding, this the Second Week at January Term, 19335. G C 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: ¥ M Boggs, N W Fox, C W Brown, N M Blackwelder, C M Summers, J W Kdwards, J S Dobson, J M Lynn, S F Holcomb, H B Ostwalt, J J Saunders, L H White, EA Walker, WA Watts, WC Cavin, and C Wi Pope. The following were excused by the Court, J P Flanigan, TA Tyndal C E Patterson, H C King, WA Horn, F B Bunch, C R Sloan. The following was sworn as talesman Juror for the term, J S Jolly No. 741 O¥yde White vs Your Laundry Inc. The following jury was sworn and empannelled, WM Boggs, N W Fox, C W Brown, N M Blackwelder, J W Edwards, J S Dobson,H@@™0stwalt, LH White, E A Walker, WA Watts, WC Cavin and J S Jolly. Pending triaé& fo the case court takes a recess until Tuesday Mornig “\426- Della Baker vs A H Baker -- Continued by consent *706=- Chas P Lowrance vs E P “ale -- Continued by consent \796- J L Moose vs J I Clore-- Continued. “We7- Fannie K Groome vs City of Statesville-- Continued by consent S766 - E P Hager vs Farmers Mutual Fire ins Asso. -- Continued by consent *'780- T W Sterrett vs WA bristol a-- Continued by consent \816- S K Clendenin vs B M Redman -- Continued by consent ‘825- WA Bristol et al vs T W Sterrett, Trustee -- Continued by conent ~835- WH Linker, et al vs F P Beaver -- Continued by conent .=855- Mooresville Shirt Corp vs C E Lackey -- Continued. a « 860- Ervin West Const. Co vs M H Horrington, et al-- Continued. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning February 7, 1933. le sarees > Pee waren 508 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT “JANUARY TERM 19335 Second Week Tuesday February 7th, 1933 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933, Second Week Tuesday February 7th, 1933 Clyde White vs Your Laundry Inc, et al This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tues Upon the coming in of the verdict the defendants move to set day Morning February 7th, 1933 at 10:00 O'wlock for the dispatch of busine the verdict aside as being contrary to the weight of the evidence. 88, Motion overruled. Defendants except. Defendants move for a new trial for errors assigned and to be assigned,.Motion overruled and defendant Answer: No No 741 except. Judgment. Upon the signing of the judgment defendants in open Court give notice of appeal to Supreme Court. Further notice waived. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Appeal bond of $100.00 adjudged sufficient. By consent, the defendants are given 30 days to make up and serve case on appeal to the Supreme ia Tredell County. January Term 1933 Court, neptign plaintiff allowed 30 days thereafter to serve countercase or HA ? le be e NS. tie is th Sabo fna In the Superior Court rate a Clyde White, Plaintiff t ol : ° We 11 County. January Term 1933 1 vs i ISSBES — ” : if Gill, by her Next 4 ian Your Laundry, Incorporated, | \ , WL alii } i & Red Lackey, Defendants. ) \ : {fay : vs } JUDGMENT ap ip 1. Was the plaintiff injured and his property damaged by the Mrs Florence Ramsey { He {ee negligence of the defendant, as alieged in the complaint? This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge i Cen ’ ‘ ‘se Answer: Yes holding the January Term of Iredell Superior Court, and being heard upon +i ioe &. Did the plaintiff contribute to his injury by his ow neg- the evidence introduced in Court and it appearing to the Court that this t Ae ligence? is an action for personal injuries to Helen Gill, a minor plaint&ff, grow- ik ' - ing out of an alleged automobile accident on or about Oct 15th, 1926, with- 5. what amount, if anything, id the plaintiff entitled to i da da in the corpomate limits of the City of Statesville, when the said Helsn recover o he defendant? . : Gill was struck by an automobile driven by the defendant, Mrs Florence Answer: $1104.00 imdenizibea og el Se Soo er - = amar + Ramsey, and injured; 4. Was the property of the defendant injured by the negli- The Court, after the witnesses were sworn and examined, finds W gence of the plaintiff, as alleged fn the cross action? Te that the plaintiff and defendant have agreed to compromise and settle this ii Answer: i case upon the following terms: 5. What damage, if anything, is the defendant entitled to (a). Plaintiff it to have and recover judgment against the de- recover of the plaintiff on its cross action? fendant in this action for the sum of $500.00, but no execution against Answer: ‘ aie the property of the defendant shall issue within sixty days from the term- | as ination of this term. iB State of North Carol t fk arolina, In the Superior Cour laa, Wie Batendant is to cay the cours conte, seniesian &90.00 1] | County @f Iredell compensation to the Davis Hospital, but each side is to pay its own witness Clyde White, Plaintiff \ us | f | f | Your Laundry, Inc, a Corpora- } and just to the interests of the minor plaintiff, after hearing the facts, | f | ! | JUDGMENT And the Court being of the opinion that said settlement is fair ie tion, and Red Lackey, alias ' Sandy Lackey, Defendants hereby approves and sanctions the settlement contained in this judgment as | This cause coming on to be heard at this the February Term, a full, complete and final discharge of all liability of the defendant, it | 1935, of Iredell Superior Court, before His Honor, Honorabbe Wilson War- appearing to the Court from the medical testimany offered, that the injury lick, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jurf having answered the issues from which the plaintiff now suffers may not be permanent and that it may : submitted to them as set out in the record, it is therefore: not have been caused by the automobile accident, but could have arisen out it Ordered, Adjudged and decreed by the court that the Plaintiff of some other source of infection; | recover of the defendant, both jointly and severally the sum of ELEVEN It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- t | HUNDRED AND FOUR DOLLARS ($1,104.00) with fnterest on the same from the covem of the defendant $500.00 and that the defendant pay the court costs | | ist day of February, 1933 until paid and for a. of this action to proper, but no witnessm= fees and in the costs shall be included the sum be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding. O10 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933, Second week Tuesday February 7, 1933 of $90.00 for the use and benefit of the Davis Hospital. No execution is to issue within sixty days after this term expires, The jJddgment of the Clerk dissolving the attachment in this cause is affirmed, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding By Consent of: Grier, Grier & Joyner A C Jones & J L Hamme Attorneys for the plaintiff. Scott & Collier Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for the defendant North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term 1933 Helen Gill, by her next friend, WL Gill, Pjaintiff vs ORDER ae ——™ Mrs Florence Ramsey, Defendant This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His ‘tonor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding at this, the January Term (1933) of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and ib appearing to the Court that J L Hamme, A C Jones, and Grier, Grier & Joyner were attorneys for the plaintiff in the above entitled action, and that a conet judgment was entered in favor of the plaintiff at this term of Court for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), plus Court costs and medical expenses; it further appearing to the Court that counsel for the plaintiff had & agreed to handle said case on a contingent basis, that is, Fifty per cent (50%) of recovery; it further appearing to the Court that said case was contested both from a standpoint of liability and damages, and that the nature of the case required considerable time and study in order to pre- pare pleadings, secure service on the defendant (who was out of the State for a period of two years) and in getting case ready for trial, as well as personal expenses in coming to and from the City of Gastonia, and in phone calls necessary between local attorneys and attorneys of Gastonia, N. C.; also, in commnicating with necessary witnesses, to-wit: Dr 0 L it Miller of Gastonia, N, d Arch Kennedy of Washington, D C3 @ further appearing Methat the fee is fair and reasonable: Now, ° 8 considered, ordered, adjudged and de- creed that the Clerk of the Superior Court be, and he is hereby, author- ized to pay said attorneys the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars IN THE SUPERIOR COURT olf JANUARY TERM 1933 Second week Tuesday Bebruary 7, 1933 ($250.00), or fifty per cent (50%) of the juigment entered in the above entitled cause, as their fee for incidental expenses and services rendered plaintiff in the above entitled actton, This 7th day of February, 1933, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding North Carolina, Iredell County. S P Queen 4 vs } 7TSs8 UES Josie Queen { Jury sworn and empannelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff and commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 5- Has the plaintiff been a boni-fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Mary C Summers j vs ) LTesvusys C S Summers 4 Jury sworn and empannelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff and commit adultery *. State of 3. Has the plaintiff been a boni-fide resident 0 tt, Carolina for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of. 8S alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 913 912 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Second week Tuesday February 7, 1933, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1933 Second Week, February 7th 1933, North Carolina, In the Superipr Court No 661 In Ret-Caveat, Will of Alonzo Reid, (col) Iredell County Bankers Trust Company, a Corporation, Plaintiff The following jury sworn anc empannelled, to-wit: J M Lynn, SF > 7 Holcomb, J W Fowler, N M Blackwelder, J w Edwards, HB Ostwalt, LH vs WRIT OF PEREMPTORY MANDAMUS City of Statesville, a : White, E A Walker, WA Watts, J S Dobson, WC Cavin, and J S$ Jolly, 7 ’ Municipal Corporation, trial of th t a . Defendant. Pending trial o is action the @Gourt takes a recess until Wednesday Morning. This cause coming on to be heard before Honorable Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding ay the January Term, 1933 Term of the Superior Court of Ire. de@l County, and being heard upon the plaintiff's verified application for writ of Premptory Mandamus, plaintiff being represented by Stewart and Bob- bitt, its Attorneys, and the defendant being represented by Long and Glover and Moreheam and Murdock, its Attorneys, and the City not denying the allega- tions of facts set out in the application; The Court finds that each and all of the allegations of facts con- This Honorable Court takes a recess unril Wednesday Morning tained in said appliaction are true and each and all of said allegations are February 8th, 1953 at 9:50 O'clockl approved and adopted by tis Court as its findings of facts, moos DS iE a ee ieee ee And it is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed: Sadee Presiding 1. That the City of Statesville, its Mayor and Board of Aldermen are ordered and directed to levy and collect during its fiscal year 1933- 1954 a direct tax upon all the taxable property within said City of Statesv ville sufficient in amount to pay in full the judgment rendered in this cause at the November, 1931 Term of the Superior Court of Ired«1l County, together with the April 1, 1932, October 1, 1932 and April 1, 1933 interest coupons now or hereafter detached from the bonds particularly described in said judg- ment, and such tax shall be extended for collection as other taxes and when collected, shall be applied to the payment of said judgment and said sub- sequently maturing coupons and for no other purpose, 2. That commencing with the fiséal year 1953-1934, the defendant is ordered and directed to levy and collect in each fiscil year a direct, annual tax upon all the taxable property within said City of Statesville sufficient in amount to pay in full all interest coupons falling due in such fisc&l year and to create a Sinking Fund for the payment of the prin- cipal amount of the bonds particularly described in said judgment at the maturity thereof, At Statesville, N. C. on this 7th day of Febrgary, 1955. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding | Except to)signing the foregoing judgment and refusal to sign | judgment tendered, oom 514 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ‘ JANUARY TERM 1933 Second week, F JANUARY TERM 1933, Second week o 1 Wednesday February 8, 1933 Wednesday February 8, 1933 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday was held by the Court that the plaintiff was entitled to recover Morning February 8th, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Cows gle au: plaintiff recover of the defendants, WL Smith and J W Sherrill, both joint- e ae 3 ew No. 661 dt In Re: Caveat. Will of ly and severally the sum of $250.00 together with interest thereon at the Alonzo Reid, (Col) rate of 6% per annum from February 20, 1929 until paid and for the cost of The jury, after considerable deliberation over a period of the this action to be taxed against the defendants by the Clerk of this Court greater part of the afternoon, come into court and state through their Wilson Warlick foreman that they are unable to agree upon a verdict and that further de- Judge Presiding liberation will not in their opinion permit them to arrive at and deter- No, 837 mine of the issue, such appearing to the court, a juror is withdrawn ahd North Carolina, In the Superior Court , Iredell County. February Term 1933, a mistrial ordered; case set down in its standing for trial at a subse- \ Farmers Mutua} Fire Insurance ) quent. term. : NQ Association. ) vs } JUDGMENT No. 754 J E Honeygutt } J Eli Privette vs This cause coming on to be heard and being heabd upon the mo- WwW L Smith and J L Sherrill tion of plaintiff to be permitted to take a voluntary non-suit and it ap- Sury sworn and empannelled to try the issues: The defendant on whom it was agreed the burden of proof on the pearing to the Court that defendant has paid to plaintiff the amount sued admissions in the pleadings and who had gone forward with the evidence, the plaintiff moved for judgment as of non-suit or for judgment on the upon together with the costs of the action, pleadings, whereupon the Court holds as a matter of law that the defend- ant has not made cut evidence sufficient to be submitted to the jury as It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed that said cause to the payment of the obligation in question, which is admitted to have been executed by the defendant as endorser, and sustains the motion, be dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff. which motion has the force and effect under the admission of the plead- ings in awarding to the plaintiff a recovery for $250,00 with interest This Jan SO 1935, thereon at 6% from the 20th day of February, 1929, and the cost of the Wilson Warlick attion. Judge Presiding No. 836 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County February Term 1933. | \ Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance } | \ Association { ie State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court a us } JUDGMENT County of Iredell QL Freeze 4 J Eli Privett : This cause coming on to be heard and being heard upon the vs y 4 JUDGMENT motion of plaintiff to be permitted to take a voluntary non suit and it W L Smith and J W Bherrill appearing to the Court that defe as paid to plaintiff the amount | ie | This cause coming on to be heard at this thesFebruary Term, 1955 Sued on together with the costs — | ition. r of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, Honorable Wilson Warlick, Judge It is, therefore orde adjudged and decreed that said action | | Presiding and a jury and being heard and after the selection of the Jury be and the same is dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff. and after the readigg of the complaint and answer filed in this cause and This Jan 30, 1933. wtiinn Warkten the execution of the note sued upon being admitted in the answer the Court Judge Presiding held that the burden of proof.was upon the defendants and that the defend- e ants would be entitled to go forward first with its evidence and at the ¢108 of the defendants evidence the plaintiff moved for judgment and the Court t being of the opinion that the defendants had failed to make out its case # a ELE LEELA LLIN IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1935, Second Week, Thursday February 9, 1933 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morn ing February 9th, 1955 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell . February Term, 1933 North Carolina, EX REL, Clarence Faulkner ) § vs } JUDGMENT i t J Shoaf, J G Lewis and H E Lewis, Defendants This cause coming on to be heard at the February regular term, 1955, of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, Wilson War- lick, Judge present and presiding and it appearing that the defendants, JG Lewis and H & Lewis have been served with summons herein and have answered as appears from the record and that the said defendants, J G Lewis and HE Lewis have agreed that the following judgment may be entered; It is now therefore considered adjudged, ordered, and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the said defendants, J G Lewis and H & Lewis the penial sum of the bond sued upon, to-wit, TWELVE HUNDRED DOL* ARS (91,200.00), namely the bond of J Shoaf, administartor of Frand Faulk- ner, deceased, executed on the six day of May, 1924, and recorded in Book of Bonds of Iredell County 7 at page 336; that the said sum of TWLEVE HUND= KED DOLLARS, being the penial sum of the said bond be and it is hereby con- demned and declared absolute however to be discharged by the said defendants upon the payment, in the court, of the funds of the estate of Frank Faulkner, deceased, which came into the hands of J Shoaf, adminiatrator: Honorable Buren Jurney is made receiver of the said estate and is empowered to enforce all the rights of said estate against the said J. Shoaf or any and all other persons and to file a proper account with this Court. For the costs of this action to be taxed against the defendants by the Clerk of this Court. Wilson Warlick Judge holding courts 6f the Fifteenth Ju@&eial Distrct We consent to the foregoing judgment: J A Hartness Attorney for defendants Geo W Wilson Attorney for plaintiff, INXTHE SUPERIOR COURT o1 JANUARY TERM 1933, Second week 7 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term 1933, | WB Colé, Receiver, ) \Mooresville Cotton Mills. j N vs } American Trust Company. Jury sworn and empaneled and answered the issue as follows: 1. Have the thirty bonds of $5,000.00 each and which were secur- ed by the deed of trust executed by the Mooresville Cotton Mills to the Southern States Trust Company, Trustee, on December 26, 1906, and which is registered in the office of register of deeds for Ired 11 County in Mor tg- age Deed Book #20, at page 564, as alleged in the complaint, been paid in full? Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term 1933, WB Cole, Receiver liooresville Cotton Mills, Plaintiff, vs American Trust Company, Defendant, ee <— <2 ee Cy 5 oO Q tz H This cause coming on to be heard at the January Ter, 1933, of Ire- dell Superior Court before His Honor, Judge Wilson Warlick, and a jury, and the f@llowing issue having been submitted to the jury: "Q. Have the thirty bonds of §;5000.00 each and which were secured by the dded of trust executed by the Mooresville Cotton Mills to the Southern States Trust Company, Trustee, on December 26, 1906, and which is registered in the office of Kegister of Deeds for Iredell County fn mortgage Deed Book #20, at page 564, as alleged in the complaint, has been paid in full? and the jury having answered said issue "Yes." It is now, on motion of Counsel for the plaintiff, considered, ordered and adjudged and decreed by the Court that the thirty bonds of 5000.00 each and totalling $150,000.00, whieh were executed by the Moores- ville Cotton Mills on the 26th day of December, 1906, have been paid in full and the same are hereby ordered to be cancelled and delivered to the plain- tiff in this action, It further appearing to the Court that said bonds were secured by a deed of trust executed by the Mooresville Cotton Mills to the Southern now Am Tr. Co State Trust Company,/Trustee, on the 26th day of December, 1906, and which 518 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ’ JANUARY TERM 1933, Secodn Week Thursday February 9, 1933, said deed of trust is recorded in the office of the Kegister of Deeds for Iredell County in Mortgage Deed Book #20, at page 564, it is further order. ed and decreed by the court that the defendant, American Trust Company, cancel said deed of trust of record in the said office of Register of Deeds for Iredell County and upon its failure or refusal to do so, the Regsiter of Deeds for Iredell County is hereby authorized, empowered and directed to cancel said deed of trust of record, attaching a certified copy of the judgment to said record as authority for the cancellation of the same. By consent of plaintiff and defendant, it is further adjudged that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding A fee of $50.00 is hereby allowed Joseph H McConnell, Attorney for service in answering action to be taxed in the bill of cost, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court 5 ana. Iredell County. January Term 1933. G H Brown ) | vs \ JUDGMENT John S Cameron This cause coming on to be heard at the January 1933, ‘Term of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court by the admission of the parties and their | counsel, thatbthe plaintiff and defendant have compromised and adjusted all matters and things growing out of the facts set forth in the plain- tiff's complaint and that the defendant has agreed to pay to the plain- tiff the sum of 200.00 in full satisfaction and discharges of all liab- | ility by reason of the alleged cause of action set out in the complaint: It is, therefore, by consent, ordered and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $200.00 and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Wilson Warlick By Consent of: Judge Presiding Scott & Collier Attorneys for the plaintiff Hugh G Mitchell Attorneys for the defendant IN THE SUPERDOR CouRT JANUARY TERM 1933 Second week, Thursday February 9, 1933 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell County. January Term 1933 Statesville Ice Company, Inc )} vs 4 JUDGMENT J S Cameron i This cause coming on to be heard at the January, 1935 Term of Iredell County Superior Court before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Pre- siding, and it appearing to the Court from the admission of the parties and their counsel, that the plaintiff and defendant have agreed to settle all matters and things in dispute between them by reason of the facts set forth in the plaintiff's complaint and that it has been agreed that the de- fendant will pay to the plaintiff the sum of $178.98 in full comprombse and adjustment of all claims and demands; It is now, therefore, by consent, ordered and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of ‘3178.98 and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding By Consent: Scott & Collier Attorneys for the plaintiff Hugh G Mitchell Attorney for the defendant. WoW Hartness, J S King, et al vs T A Summers It is ordeped by the Court that |i C Austin, S G Goodman, and John Hill Summers be stricken from the bill of cost heretofore taxed in this case, it being adjudged that they were not entitled to prove their attendance as witness in said case. No. 832 It is ordered that case of Henkel Craig Live stock Co. vs B B Daugh- erty, et al be set first case on Civil Calendar March Term 1955 of Iredell Superior Court. No. 787 It is ordered that case of Charles K Goodman vs Farmers Mutual Fire Ins Association be set second case for trial on Civil Calendar March Term 1933, Iredell Superior Court. | IN THE SUPERIOR- CouRT JANUARY TERM 1933 Seconda week Thursday February 9, 1933 No. 779 F L Murdock d vs { ISSUES WC Perry, et al. j The following jury sworn and empannelled,: JiM Lynn, SF Holcomb, J W Fowler, N M.Blackwelder, J W Edwards, LH White, E A, Walker WC Cavin, J S Jolly, WM Boggs, C W Brown and answered the issues ag follows: 1. In what amount, if anything, is the defendant W Jr., indebted to the plaintiff? ; 0 Te OR Answer: $170.45 2. What was the value of the property at the time of the un- lawful taking and detention? Answer: {250.00 by consent as admitted in the pleading. Se Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the possession of the property set out in the complaint? Answer: Yes, by consent as set out and admitted in answer, This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday,Morning, February 10th, 1933 at 9:30 o'clock. ID deg sil i vom ’ W A Watts, \ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT o2] JANUARY TERM 1933 Second week : Friday February 10, 1933 This Hohorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morn- ing February 10, 1955, at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. January Term 1933 Hunter Manufacturing “and Commission Company Order Denying Petition for sale of property of Mooresville Cotton Mills, vs — i ee td Mooresville Cotton Mills. This cause coming on to be heard on the petition of W. B. Cole, Receiver for the Mooresville Cotton Mills, at the January Term, 1933, of Iredell Superior Court, before His Honor, Wilson varlick, Judge Presiding, in which said petition the Receiver asked for a sale of the properties of the said Mooresville Cotton Mills, and the defendant and certain credi- tors of ‘the defendant having appeared through counsel in opposition to a sale of said properties, and the Court having examined the Receiver and C. Re Johnson, Secretary of the Mooresville Cotton Mills and having examined an audit of the affairs of the defendant while in the hands of the said W. B. Cole, Receiver, and after hearing argument of counsel in favor of a sale and counsel opposing a sale of said oroperties, and the Court being of opinion that it will not be to the best interests of the stock- holders and creditors of the defendant to sell said property at this time: It is, therefore, on motion of counsel for the stockholders and certain creditors of defendant, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the petition of the Receiver for a sale of the properties of the de- fendant be and the same is hereby denied, It is further ordered and ad- judged that the said Receiver continue the operations of said Mooresville Cotton Mills until the further orders of the Court directing otherwise. So much of Jove order as pertains to a denial of the petition of the Rece sale of said properties at this time is made without prejudice © ights of the plaintiff herein, the Receiver or any stock- holder or creditor of the defendant moving im this cause at any time in the future before the Judge holding the Courts 4m the 15th Judicial district for a sale of the properties of the defendant or any part thereof, upon due notice to the parties to this action or the Receiver thereof. It further appearing to the Court that the said We B. Cole as Receiver of said Mooresville Cotton Mills has duly filed reports of his conduct as Receiver with this Court at each term of this Court and has filed audits of the affairs of the defendant and has, in all respects, complied wh with the law and orders of this Court: It is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the conduct of the Receiver be and the same is hereby, in all respects, ratified, approved , and confirmed, - 854. Wilson Warlick No ee Tr eee ene ae Carolina Motor Co, ) ae - | «ve" ISSUES ‘ Ce. Le. Beaver, et al. ) I, William Richard Battley, do swear (or affirm) that I will truly . Jury #1 sworn and empannelled, Same jury as case #779, 1. . What amount, if any, are th : T and honestly demean myself in the practice of an attorney, according to e@ defendants indebted to the plain the best of my knowledge and ability; so help me, God, tiff? I, William Richard Battley, do solemnly and sincerely swear Answer: $269.13. (or affirm) that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the State 2. Is the plaintiff the owner ana entitled to the possession of of North Carolina, and to the constitutional powers and authorities which the automobile described in the complaint? are or may be established for the government thereof; and that I will en- Answer; Yes, daavor to support, maintain and defend the constitution of said State, not inconsistent with the constitution of the United States, to the best of my knowledge and ability; so help me, God, North Carolina, In the Superior Court I, William Richard Battley, do solemly swear (or affirm) that Iredell County. ’ January Term, I will support the constitution of the United States; so help me God, Carolina Motor Company We. R. Battley pvs- JUDGMENT, et Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 9th day of February, 1933. C. L. Beaver, Mrs. C. L. Beaver and M. A. Beaver } Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding and holding Courts This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson for 15th Judicial District. Warlick and a Jury, and the Jury having answered the issues submitted to them as follows: "Le What amount, if any, are the defendants indebted North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. February Term, 1933. to the plaintiff? Mr. William Richard Battley, having presented in open Court a Answer: $269.13 wai ; license, signed by the Chief Justice and Associate Justice of the Superme , Court of North Carolina, dated January 30th, 1933, authorizing him to » &- Is the plaintiff the owner and en to the practice as attorney and counsellor at law in this State and he having , ; : ; = taints taken and subscribed to the oath required by the attorneys of this State; possessjon of the automobile described im”the complaint? , nt It is ordered and adjudged that the said William Richard Battley Answer; Yes. be,*‘and he is hereby admitted to the practice of the profession of Attorney and counsellor at law in all the courts of this State. , It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the It is further ordered by this court that a record of the proceed- ing taken herein be spread upon the minutes of this Court of this State. plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $269.13 with interest | | This the 9th day of February, 1933 from Jan. 25, 1932, until paid; that this judgment be and it is de- {| ie . I Wilson Warlick Clared a specific lien upon the automobile described in the complaint. | Judge Presiding. It is further ordered and adjudged that F, H. Deaton be and he is appointed Commissioner to scll said property, after giving twenty days notice thereof as provided in the chattel mortgage and sell the same at the Courthouse door and to apply the proceeds, after paying the cost to the satisfaction of this judgment. ‘It is further ordered shat the defendants be taxed with the cost of this action. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding--Firteenth — Judicial District. No, TSi:. N orth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. January Term, 1933, Sam Holmes -Vse ) JUDGMENT OF NON+SULF, ) ) Mes. Della York, Et al. This cause coming on for hearing upon the question of damages claimed by defendants against plaintiff for the wrongful detention of the lands sued for by plaintiff, which matter of damages along with the claim of damages of plaintiff against defendants in the same action for the alleged wrongful possession of said premises by defendants was retained in a former trial as to the right of possession and ownership of the lands in controversy in this action; and, it appearing to the Court that at a trial of said cause at a former term of this Court the issue of title and right of possession was decided against plaintiff and in favor of defendants and plaintiff appealed to the Supreme Court where the Judgment of the lower court was affirmed and costs adjudged against the plaintiff who had sued and appealed in forma pauperis; Now, therefore, upon motion of defendants through their counsel, Je W. Sharpe and J, W. Van Hoy, that defendants agree to take a nonsuit as to their said retained cause of action in damages against plaintiff arising on their cross-complaint and answer, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed that said cause be and the same hereby is dismissed at the cost of plaintiff. This Feb. 10, 1933, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Case No. 2216 The Texas Company ) ) -Vs- ) ORDER OF REFERENCE ) Je R. Johnson ) This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, at the January Term of the Superior Court, upon motion of the plaintiff for the appointment of a referee to take and state the account of the transactions between the plaintiff and defendant and the Court finding that the action involves an accounting which would enable the Court and the Jury to arrive at the exact amount due between the plaintiff and the defendant. h It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that A. C. McIntes er~ be, and is hereby appointed Referee to take and state the matters and aiff ences existing between Plaintiff and Defendant and that he report his i? ~ of facts and conclusions of law to the May Term of this Court. os ~ t- This cause is retained for further orders, To the order of reference made in this case deft excepts, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding. Noe 848. M. E. Redman, Extrx. of J, W. Redman, -Vs- ISSUES, ) ) ) Je O. Gaither ) Jury #1 sworn and empannelled , Same jury as in #779 1. What amount, if any, is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff? Answer: $528.23 and interest at 6% from September 3, 1932. 2. Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the property described in the claim and delivery proceedings and in the complaint filed in this case? Answer: Yes, 5S. What was the value of the property at the timé it was reprevied by the defendant? Answer: Six Hundred Dollars--(%600.00) NORTH CAROLINA, IN TH SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, 19535. Mary Somers ) ) -Vs- ou Dee ER fy ) ) C. S. Somers This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them by the Court in favor of the Plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the seme are hereby, dissolved and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this Wilson Warlick udge Pres Nge action, \ NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, 1933. S. P. Queen -VS- JUDGMENT. Josie Queen Tis cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: ZT? is, THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds» of matrimony neretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant 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 pay the costs of this action. Wilson Warlick Jucage presiding. No. 842 Chicago Portrait Co. 4 vs { 3 G Miller & H V Furches 4 Jury #1 sworn and empannelied. i After the evidence was in the Court at its discretion ordered a juror withdrawn and mistrial ordered, case to be set as third case on arch Calendar. No. 688 Roy Lowrance, et al d Q vs ) § Statesville Hudson CO~6 It 1s ordered by the Court that the Clerk of this Court is- sue a citation on W Koss Mills to appear at the next Term of Court am make a report in this case. No. 794 Mrs Carrie & McLelland kxtrx ( of WD McLelland \ vs t) M CG Williams, Annie B Williams ) Aamrx, etxal. 4 Motion to make Administrator D.B.N. a party to this acsion and 30 days allowed to file answer. North Carolinas, In the Superior Court, Iredell county. February Term, 1933, Mrs. M. E. Redman, Executrix of J. W. Redman, deceased ’ -VS=< J. 0. Gaither. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before his honor, Wilson Werlick, Judge Presiding and a jury and 4t appearing to the Court that this is a claim end delivery proceeding founded on note and chattel mortgage, and that the property described in the complaint filed in this cause was seized by the Sheriff of Iredell County under said writ of claim and delivery, and that the same was delivered back to the defendant by said sheriff, said defendsnts have an executed and replevy bond in the sum of $1,000.00 with United States Fidelity and Guaranty Compsny, surety, and that the defendant failed to prosecute their counter claim filed in this cause, and the jury heving snswer- ed the issues submitted to them by the court as follows: to-wit: 1. What amomnt if anv is the defendant indebtéd to the plaintiff? Answer: $528,235 with interest at 6% from September 5, 1932. | 2, Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the property described in the claim and delivery proceedings and in the complaint filed in this ease? Answer: Yes. 3, What was the value of the property at the time it was replevied by the defendant? Answer: $600,00. It is therefore ordered, considered and adjudged by the court that the plaintiff, Mrs, M. v.) Redmon, Executiix of J. W, Redmon, deceased, recever of the defendant, J. 0. Gaither and his surety, United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, the sum of Five Hundred and Twenty-eight and 23/100 ($528.23) Dollars together with interest thereon from the Srd day of September, 1952, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, and it is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that the said defendant deliver said personal property the said Plaintiff, and that execution be issued from this Court to the Sheriff of Iredell County where said property is situated commanding him to seize seid property and deliver it to the said plaintiff, whe is authorized and directed to sell the same under terms end conditions of the said chattel mortgege, and pey the purchase price of same on the above judgment end cost of this action, the surplus or the balance due on seid judgment and cost to the paid by said defendant and their surety eabove named. It is lastily ordered and adjudged by the court that the defendant's counter claim and answer set up and filed in this cause, be, and is hereby dismissed, Execution not to issue until efter sixty days from the adjournment of this Court, Wilson Warlick Judge Pres Td Ing. — sei, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell “ounty, February Term, 1933, F. +, Murdock -Vs- JUDGMENT, W. C, Perry, Jr., and Will Glassbrook, This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honpr, Wilson Werlick, Jui ge Presiding, and a Jury, and it appearing to the Court that this is a claim and Delivery proceeding founded onl two certain notes given by W. C. Perry, Jr., one of the defendants, to F, L, Murdock, the plaintiff, One of said notes being for $120.85, bearing date of May 19, 1930 and secured by a chattel mortgage of same date recorded on December 5, 1930, in book 1l4at page 275 of Chattel Mortgages for Iredell County, North Carolina, and the other seid note being for $100.00, dated January 31, 1931, and secured by a chattel mortgage of same date recorded in book 115 at page 30 of Chattel Mort- gage records for Iredell County, North Carolina; and that the following prop- erty déscribed ih said chattel mortgages and in the complaint in this cause, was seized by the Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina, under said “rit of “leim snd Delivery; to-wit, one black horse mule aged about 10 years, one black mare mle aged ahout 10 vears, one blue jersey milch cow about 6 years old, one yellow jersey milch cow about 3 years old, one two-horse J, I. Nissen Wagon, one two-horse George E, Nissen Wagon, and that one Fordson tractor, dise harrow and Plow, described in the said chattel mortgage and the complaint in this action were seized by the Sherriff of Burke County, North Carolina, under said Writ of Claim and Delivery; that the said property seized by the Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina, was turned back to the defendant, W. C, Perry, Jr., and the said property seized by the Sheriff of Burke County, North Carclina, was turned back to the defendant, Will Glassbrook, the seid defendants having executed a replevy bond in the sum of $300,00 signed by J. E, Honeycutt ana B, C. Howard as sureties, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court as follows: to-wit: (1), In what amount, if an thing, is the defendant, W. C. Perry, Ife indebted to the plaintirre = ©? ~° “® : Answer: $170.45 2. What was the value of the Property at the t . and detention? y ime of the unlawful teking Answer: $250.00, by consent as admitted in the Pleadings, (3). Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the Possession of the property set out in the complaint? Answer: Yes, by consent as set out and admitted in the answer, It is therefore ordered, considered, and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff, F, L, Murdock, recover of the defendants, W. C. Perry, Jr,.. and Will Glaessbrook, and their Sureties, J. E, Honeycutt and PB, Cc. Howard, the sum of $170.45 with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from January 30, 1933, until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, It is further ordered, ad judged, and ¢ the Court that the plaintiff is the owner and entitled to the or 06 erihed in the complaint filed in this action, and that the said defendant, W, C. Perrv, Jr., deliver to the plaintiff the property turned back to him by the Sheriff of Iredell) County, North Carolina, hereinabove descrited, within five days of the adjourn ment of this Court, and that within said time the defendant, Wi] Glassbrook, deliver to the plaintiff the property turned back to him by the sheriff of - Burke County, North Carolina, above deescribed, and thet executions or execution be issued from this Court to the Sheriff of Irédell County, North Carolina and to the Sheriff of Burke County, North Carolina or to the Sheriff of any county in North Carolina, in which said property or any part thereof is situated, commanding said sheriff, or sheriffs, to seize said property or any part: thereof within the county of said sheriff or sheriffs and deliver same to said Plaintiff, who is authorized and directed to sell the same under the terms and conditions of the said chattel mortgage and apply the proceeds of such sale or sales on the abeve judgment and the cost of this action, and in the event that at a sale or sales of said property the full amount of this Judgment, principal, interest, and cost-, is net received, or in the event delivery of said property to plaintiff is net made within the time hereinabove Stated, then it igs hereby ordered, considered, and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiff, ese Murdock, recover of the defendents, W. C. Perry, Pos end Will Blassbrook, and their sureties, J, E, Honeycutt and B. C. Howard, the Sum of $250,00--same being the value of the property at the time of its unlaw- ful detention by the defendants, as found by the jury--the same to be dischar- ged upon the payment of this judgment- principal, interest, and cost, Wilson Werlick mee Judge Presiding. O30 svar OF NORTH CAROLINA, ) ) IN THE SUPERIOR court. COUNTY OF IREDELL. ) | The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Plaintiff \ -VSe- \\ W. E, Morrison, Jr. and wife, Archie Morrison, B,F.Hines, C.J.Hendren, Merchants & Fermers Pank of Taylorsville, W.W.Murdock, Flerence Murdock, Gurney P, Hood, Commissioner of Banks, Bank of Stony Point, Defendants, JUDGMENT AND ORDER OF FORECLOSURE, ee re This is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage made, executed and delivered to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia by the defendants, W.e Morrison, Jr. and Archie Morrison on the 20th day of February, 1918, to secure a 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 Twenty-five Hundred and No/100 6$2500,00) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of Five & (53) per centum per annum from the date thereof and payable in a certain number of definitely stated amortization instal the said mortgage having been duly recorded in the office of the Regis Poe Deeds for the County and State aforesaid on the 25th day of February, 1918, in Book 47 at page 25, and covering the same lands described in the Complaint hereto- fore filed in this cause, which are located and bounded as follows; "All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land containing 137 acres, more or less, situate, lying and being on the South side of Third Creek in Iredell County, about ten miles from the City of Statesville, In Shiloh Tewnship, County of Iredell, State of North Carolina, having such shape, metes, courses and dis- tences aw will more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof, made by I. W. Somers, Surveyor, on August eénd, 1917, and being bounded on the North by the lands of W, ®. Combs and the waters of Third Creek; on the East by the lands of W. C. Nicholson and J. T, Morrison; on the South by the lands of J, E. Murdock; on the West by the lands of the heirs of J. Calvin Morrisen and the lands of Mrs. M,C. Jenkins. This being the tract of land conveyed to W, E, and W.N,Morrison by A. L. Reynolds by deed dated Januery 16th, 1913, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County in Book 48, page 51, W.N,Morrison end wife, Addie Morrison having conveyed their interest in said land to W.E,.Morrison f by deed dated September lst, 1917, and recorded in the office of the Register ° } Deeds for Ireaday? County in Book 57, page 6," tion It appears from the allegations of the complaint that the following por by the Federal Land Bank of Columbia by an instrument dated the 19th day of | @ of the said mortgaged premises was released from the lien of the said mortg*s | July, 1932, be ing "All that certain Piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying - on the South side of Third Creek in Shiloh Township, Iredell County, North as Cérolins, containing 12,44 acres, more or less, more particularly described gaid fojlows: Beginning at e steke in the center of Third Creek and extending UP we Creek with its various courses 94% poles to a stake; thence South 21 poles steke; thence with the edge of the bottoms 70! _ East 94% poles to a stake North 24 East 20 poles to the beginning, 8&8 will more fully appear by refera oe to the plat of the Upper Third Creek Drainage District on file and also a plat prepared by I. W. Somers on April 28, 1931, the saia land being that portion of the farm of W, E, Morrison, Jr, covered and embraced in his certain mortgage to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia dated the 20th day of Februsry, 1918 ana recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County in Roo’ 47 at pate 25, contained in the Upper tThira Creek Drainage District, And the said portion so released is hereby excepted from this Judgment of Fore- closure. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summens herein was issued on the 22 day of Sept., 1932, end thet the same was duly served on all the defendants herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto and the Complaint proverly verified, was filed herein, as required by law, a copy of which was on all resident defendants; and it further apne thet the defendants W. E, Morrison, Jr, duly and legally served aring and Archie Morrison filed answer in this action admitting execution of the note but denying the amount due thereon; they failed to appear ¢ defend their action and were called and failed,- have neither appeared, answered nor demurred thereto and are now in default ana that the facts alleged in the Plaintiffts Complaint are true and correant, thet the condition of the mortgage herein mentioned has heen broken and that there is now due and owing to the plaintirr on the shove described indebtedness the sum of Three Thousand Fifteen 2 41/100 ($3015.41) Nollars, for all of hiah the Plaintiff is entitled to demand judgment, IT Is, therefore, on mction of plaintiffts Attorneys, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: First: That the plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Judgment against the defendants for the sum of Three Thrus and Fifteen & 41/100 $5015.41) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six (6%)per centum ver mum from 1-23+33 hereof until paid, together with the costs and disbursements of this action; Second: That, Pjaintirr, unless the indebtedness herein &d judged to he due the including the costs and disbursements of this action, is paid imme- diately, 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 14th dey of March, 1933, in Sccordance 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 &n amount not to exceed five (5%% per centum of the accepted bid, together with #11 past due and unpaid taxes and assessments thereon, shall be ®pplied first upon this judgment and the surplus, if eny, paid into this Court for the benefit of those entitled thereto; Third: That the terms of sale shaal be as follows: (1/3) of the accepted b4d to be pata into Court in cash, and the balance on cfedit, payable in (3) ®quel annual installments, with interest thereon from dete of sale at the rete of *ix (6%) per centum per annum. & ode The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be avplied towarg the pa yment of the costs of this action, including the compensation to the Commissioner un os paid taxes assessed upon the property and assessments which may he Past due ang unpaid, and judgment of the plaintiff in the order stated, The credit Portion or the accepted bid due plaintiff shall be evidenced by @ bond or nota of the pur. chaser, payable to the Commissioner secured by a first mortgage over the Premises, end the remaining balance of the credit portion of the accepted bid, if any ’ shall tbe evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser payable to the Commiss jonep ’ 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 mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured bhereby shall be held by the Commissioner Sub ject to the further order of this Court; vrovided, however, thet 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 cf ell Dapers 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 R. A, Collier, be, and he hereby is, spprinted Commissioner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last and highest bidder therefor, upon the terms heréin set forth, the mortgaged lands described in the Compaaint herein and report his proceedings hereunder with a complete statement of his receipts end disbursements for further consideration and orders by this Court; that, un- less the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, the Commissioner do require the succ- essful bidder to devosit with him the sum of ($500.00) Five Hundred Dollars either in cash or by certified check, as earnest money or evidencé of good faith, this sum to be applied on the bid sheuld there be a 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 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 deposit shall be delivered to the plein- tiff and retained 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 attorney; that permission is given to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia to bid at said sale or at any resale of the seid mortgaged lands and, should it become the purchaser, after paying: the costs and necessary disbursements of this action, the amount of its tid shall be applied #8 8 credit upoh the judgment rendered herein; Fifth: That upon the confirmation of the sale of said lends by the Clerk of the Court, and when the terms of sale shall have been fully complied with, the ssid Commissioner shall make title to the purchaser in fee, end the vane of the the same shall be pit into possession of the said premises on production of *e 4 deed; and the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the I33 expenses Of the sale and 411 unpaid taxes then assessed upon the property, shall ’ be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Pank of Columbia and thereafter, until exhausted, in discharge of al} 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, &S8 well as all persons whomsoever claiming by, through or unter the Same in and to the premises or any part thereof,herein ordered to be sold be, and the same hereby sre, forever barred and foreclosed, —__.__ Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding. This January Term, 1933, NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, John Sims, one of the executors of ) the last will and testament of a De ) Croker, deceased, ) Padaintiff. ) -V8- ) JUDGMEN ign M. J, Croker, A. L, Simms, Juanita ) Johnson, T.C.Croker, Harvey Johnson, ) Katie Johnson, Romey Ervin, Will Smith, ) Mervin Smith, John Smith, Daisy Brooks, ) George Smith, J.F.Smith, and Lillie ) Stanley Akins, and husband, W,M,Akins, ) Ethel P, Stanley Wilhelm, and husband, ) John Wilhelm, Edd H, Stanley and Fairy ) Stanley Akins, and husband, Clyde L, Akins, ) the said Lillie Stanley Akins, Ethel P, ) Stanley Wilhelm, and Edd H, Stanley and Fairy ) Stanley Akins being children of Victoria ) Stanley, deceased, and Harvey Johnson, one ) of the executors of the last will and testa- ) ) ment of J.D.Croker, deceased, Defendants, This caus3 coming on to be heard and being heard tefore His Honor, Wilson Werlick, Judge Presiding, upon the petition of John Sims and the answers filed in this cause asking for the construction of the Last Will and Testament of J, D, Croker, deceased, and it appesring to the Court from said will that M. J, Croker, wife of J. D. Croker, is entitled to the interest on all notes, Stocks, and bonds owned by the said J, D, Croker at the time of his death, for 8nd during her natural life, bequeathed in paragraph two, except the interest On the $700.00 note bequeathed to John Sims in paragraph four of said will, he to receive said note together with all accumulated interest; and it further *Ppearing to the court that Katie Johnson and Romey Ervin are to receive °ne-third each of the property willed in paragraph eight of said will and the Pemaining third is willed to the bodily heirs of Esther Smith; and it further *ppesring to the Court that John Sims who was named in said will as one of the executors, was under twenty-one years of age at the time of the desth o¢ J sls Croker, and at the time of the probate cf said will, and that after he arrd ved at the age of twenty-one he was duly qualified and appointed one of the executors of the will of the said J. D,. Croker by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the court that M, J. Croker, wife of J, D. Croker, deceased, shall receive all the interest on all notes, stocks, and bonds possessed by J. D, Croker at the time of his death, for and during her natural life, except a $700.00 note which the executors are authori. zea and directed to turn over to John Sims, together with all the accumlsated 4nterest thereon. It is further ordered and adjudged that the property disposed of in paragraph eight of will of J, D. Croker, is to be divided as follows; One-third to Katie Johnson, one-third to Romey Er third to the bodily heirs of Esther Smith, said podily heirs being Will Smith, Marvin Smith, John Smith, Daisy Brooks, George Smith, and J. F, Smith, It is further ordered and adjudged that Harvey Johnson, Executor, is entitled and shall receive all commissions on receipts and disbursements accrued prior to the quelification of John Simms; commissions on receipts and disbursements after said time ere to he divided equally between said executors, Wilson Werlick vudge Presiding. NOs 66 Bank of Stony Point vs : q > D Littlejohn, Margaret Brawley Admrx. et al y It is ordered by the Court that the Receiver or Liquida ting Agent of the Bank of Stony Point be made a party to this action, and tha he be allowed $0 days from adjournment this Court sn which to file oe e ed complaint and defendants allowed 50 days thereafter in which to file amended asnswers.e N 516s Benton « Benton vs Stearns Bros Inc. Continued by consent 637- Jake Meroney vs Isidore Wallace, al Continued by consent 708- Standard 011 Co of N J vs Atlantic Paving Co., et al -- continued Nvei- Wm H Jones vs Western Union Tel Gos. Continued N195- Troutman Banking & Trust Co vs Jas E Tharpe al, Continued \g58- J P Speaks vs WH Foster, et al-- Continued for defendansts ‘\g05- R Lee Morrison vs J F Gamble -- Continued 933+ Bill Reavis vs M W McCombs -- Continued ™. 838- T M Crowell, et al vs Joseph Calcutt- continued \\ g07- A F Graven Admr vs J D Mellon & W F Smith sx Bontinued \. g47- Jonn P White vs Marie N Reid, et al Continued \. 851- First National Bank vs C C Fesperman, et al Continued. and the remaining one- ee pieoe 4! TCR ne eaeneiameemenaeeatees ree a TAS SAIS NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. Peoples Loan & Savings Bank, Inc., -VSe Fourth Creek Drainage District of Iredell County, John M. Sharpe, R.A. Cooper, H. V. Furches and G. T. White, Administrator of W. N. White, ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT. FUDGMENT. cr This cause coming on to be heard before John L. Miktholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court thet the defendants in this cause of acticn have failed to file answérs thereto; and it further appearing to the Court that the time has expired for the filing of answers to the complaint in this action; and It further appearing to the Court thet said action is note given by the Fourth Creek Drainage District for e fixed sum of money, based upon a to-wit: the sum of $6962.06, which sum of money bears interest at the rate of 6% from May 23rd, 1932, to date of this judgment, which sum of interest amounts to $286.60; and It appearing further to the Court that ssid vrincipel sum and interest wes borrowed and used for the dredging of the Fourth Creek Drainage District Canal, Now, therefore, it is considered and adjudged thet the plaintiff is entitled to recover cf the defendants the total sum of $7,248.66, together with interest from date of this judgment and the cost of this action, and judgment is herety rendered in faver of the plaintiff for said amount. It is further adjudged by this Court that the defendants, John ™. Sharpe. *. A. Gooper, h. V. Furches and G, T, white, Admr, of W. MN. White, are only liable as sureties and that the Fourth Creek Drainage District is primarily liable for said amount. This the 30th day of Januery, 19535. John L, Milholland er uperior court o County. redell STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR com, COUNTY OF IREDELL. BEFORE THE CLERK, dirs, T. 7, Sherrill -vVs- JUDGMENT. J. L, Lewis This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County on this Monday, Januery 50, 1933, and it appeering to the Court that this suit was instituted by the plaintife ang thet a auly verified copy of the Complaint was filed in the cffice of the Clerk on December 23, 1952, and that summons was duly sérved on the defendent on said date and that said suit was based upon a note executed by the defendant J. L. Lewis, to the Plaintiff for $277.00 with interest from the 1€th day of Nevember, 1931 and that said note is secured by a mortgsge, which nete is past due and payable and that no answer or other pleadings have been filed in this cause and it appearing to the Court thet the Plaintiff is entitled to Judgment against the defendent for $277.00 with interest on the same from November °°, 1931, and it further eappeering to the Ceurt that the Plaintiff is entitled to the possession of the property described in the Mortgege referred to above and it further appearing that on the 23rd day of December, 1932, the Sheriff of Iredell County seized and took into his possession and turned over to the Plaintiff the personal property described in the Writ of Claim end Delivery pursuant to es Writ of Claim and Delivery issued by this Court on the 7th dey of December, 1952. It is therefore crdered, adjudged and decreed by the ccurt bhet the plaintiff recover of the Defendant the sum of $277.00 with interest on the same from the 18th day of November, 1931 until paid: it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by this court that this Judgment be and it is hereby 4e- clered a specific lien upon 411 the personal property described in the writ of Claim and Delivery in this Cause: it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that A. L. Sims be and he is hereby appointed 8 Commissioner of this Court end as such is hereby authorized, instructed and directed to adver- tise and sell the property described in the Writ of Claim and Delivery at Public Auction at some convenient point in Iredell County to be stated in the Advertisement which sale shall te had after the same has been advertised es is provided by law and after deducting the costs of this proceeding the said Commissioner will turn over and deliver to the Plaintiff 4 sufficient amount to pay cff and satisfy this Judgment in full, if there be 8 sufficiency to do so, and pay the cost of this action, and pgy over the balance, if any, t© the defendant or his legal representative, Witness my hand ond seal, this the 30th day of Janusry, 19°. John L, Milhollend —-CTerk Superior Court. yorth Caroline, In the Superior Court, tredell Courty. virginie Trust Compeny -vs- JUDGMENT. B. M. McNeely and wife, Grece R. McNeely This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the superior Court on this the 6th dey of Februsry, 1935, and it appearing to the court thet the plaintiff in this action filed its duly verified comnlaint in this office on the 28th day of December, 1932, and that summons wes issued to the Sheriff on said date; that copy of summons and complaint were served on each of the defendants on the 29th day of December, 1932; that more then thirty days have elapsed since the service of summons and compleint end the defendants have failed to answer or demur to the complaint; that the defendants are indebted to the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint in the amount of $869.47 with interest from October 1, 1952, until vaid. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plein- tiff recover of the defendants the sum cf $869.47, with interest from October 1, 1932 until paid, and they sare taxed with the cost ef this action. Jonn L. Milholland GTerk of the eyperior court. | SUPE SOURT. NORTH CAROLINA, IN SUPERIOR COUI IREDELL COUNTY. W, H, Spradlin, Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina -VS-= JuDGM ae ae Mrs, J. C, Sommers. - 9¢ 3 This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, Februery 6th, 1 ’ to the Court upon the verified compleint of the plaintiff and it appearing to a upon the that the summons herein and copy of said complaint was duly serve Pp defendant on December 23, 1952. action is instituted for the re~ And it further appearing that the for assessment of $100.00 per share duly msde by the Comptroller of the Curr a defendan shares of stock of par value of $100.00 per share owned by the e lle N. ° Mrs, J. C, Summers, in‘the Commerciel National Bank of Statesville, ’ 042 on the 18th day of April, 1928, being the date that the said Commercia} National Bank wes declared insolvent; And it further appearing that the defendant has not fileq an answer within the thirty days allowed by law and that the Plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the sum of $2000.00 with interest from June 30th, 1928, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintirr recover of the defendant, Mrs, J. C. Sommers, $2000.00 with interest from June 30th, 1928, and all costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, John L, Milholland Clerk of Supericr Court of Iredell County, N. c, NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK. Heating and Plumbing Finance Corporation, a Cerperation Moses H, Horrington and wife, Myrtle Peulah ) ) -Vs- ) FINAL JUDGMENT. ) Horrington, This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court cf Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, Februsry 13, 1933, upon motion of the Attorneys for the vlaintiff, Adams and Dearman, for judgment by default final, and it appearing to ‘he Court that summons was issued on the 5th day of January, 1933; that summons was returne able as provided by law; that on the 5th day of January, 1933; the plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint with the Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain in meney due on a promissory note; that a copy 6f said summons, together with a copy of the complaint was served on the defend- ants on the 6th day of January, 1933; that it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for the defendants to plead has elapsed since the service of the complaint, and summons upon the defendant; and no answer, demurrer, other pleading, or motion has been filed by the defendants, and that no extens- ion of time within which to plead or to move has been requested by, or granted *o, the defendants; and it ‘urthor appesring to the Court thet the plaintiff hibited to the Court the promissory note sued on in this action; that there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of Five Hundred Thirty-five Dollars and Fifty Cents ($435.50), together with interest thereon at the rate of Six Percent (6%) per annum from the leth day of April, 1031, until paid. THEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED that the plaintiff re- cover of the defendants the sum of Five Hundred Thirtyé¢five Dollars and Fifty Cents ($535.50), together with interest thereon at the rete of Six Percent (6%) per annum from the 12th dey of April, 1931, until paid, together with the cost of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court | This Monday, 15th day of February, 1933, John L, Milhollana Clerk of Superior Court I Iredell County, i North Cerolina, In the Superior Ceurt, Iredell County. Before the Court, | Merchants & Farmers Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, Fisintifr CONFESSION OF all ) ) ) -VS-e ) JUDGMENT a ) ) F, E, Pradley, H.W.Clifford, W.E.Webdb, H,L.Kincaid, L.O. White, J.L.Sloan and W.L.Gilbert, Defendants. We, F. E. Bradley, H. W. Clifford, W, E. Webb, H. L. Kincaid, L,. 0, F White, J. L. Sloan and W. L. Gilbert, the defendants in the above entitled i confession of judgment, hereby confess judgment in favor of the Merchants as *g & Farmers Pank of Statesville, North Carolina, a Nerth Carolina Cerporetion Bie fer the sum of $10,245.02, together with interest on said sum frem Novem- i ber 20, 1932, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum, end de hereby auther- Ki ize the entry of judgment against us in favor cf said Merchants & Farmers Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, on the day cf November, 1932, a debt new justly due and owing to This confession of judgment is for the Merchents & Farmers Pank of Statesville, North Carolina, by us arising ‘from the following facts, to-wit: 1. Theat the Sterling Flour Mills, Incorporated, being justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $5,000.00, executed end delivered to the plaintiff its certain, sealed, promisory note in the sum cf $5,000.90, executed and delivered to the plaintiff its certain, sealed, promissory note in the sum of $5,000.00, dated December 29th, 1930, due one month after date with interest from maturity until paid at the rete cf 6% per annum; thet there has been no payment made on said note, and there is now due and justly owing to the plaintiff on said note the sum of $5,000,00 principal and $543.32 interest to November 20, 1932; and that eech of us duly en- dorsed said note before delivery to the plaintiff; 2, That the Sterling Flour Mills, Incorporated, being justly indeb- ted to the plaintiff in the further sum of $5,000.00, executed end deliveral to the plaintiff its certain, sealed, vromisory note in bhe sum of $5,000. dated November 21, 1930, due one month after date with interest frem January 28, 1931, until paid, at the rate of 6% per annum; thet there have 3 been no payments made on said nete except $500.00 paid November 25, 1950, 044: end $250.00 paid January 5, 1931, and there is now due and justly owing to the plaintiff on said note the sum of $4,250.00, principal, ana $451.70 interest to November 20, 1932; and that each of us duly endorsed said note before delivery to the plaintiff; That said total sum of $10,245.02, with interest from November 20, 1952, 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 Plaintife W. H, Gilbert J. u. Sloan L. 0, White Kincaid W. E, Webb H. W. Clifford AYA TY 14-/7 55 EE pad H. W. Clifford, W: E, Webb, Meas Kincaid, L. 0, a. J. L. Sloen anc W. L. Gilbert, each heing duly sworn, esch for himself Says: that the facts contained in the foregoing confession of judgment are true, and thet the amount cf the above judgment confessed is justly due and owing the plaintiff, W. L. Gilbert Jel. Sloan L. OO. White H. OL. Xincaia n. 5. CTTTS Sworn to and subscribed before me, : Ziad by this the 14th day of Feb., 1933, WAI: Ri Ag JS Ord ial V C. G. Smith Devt. Clerk Superior Court, NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. B'FORE THE CLERK. The First National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina F. E, Pradley, H. W. Clifford, J.L,Sloan, H. L, Kincaid, w, E.Webb, L.oO White and ) ) -vs- ) CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT. W. L. Gilbert. ) We, F. E, Bredley, H. W. Clifford, J. L, Sloan, H, L, Kincaid, W.E. Webb, L, 0, White, and W. L, Gilbert, defendants in the above entitled case, hereby confess judgment in favor of The First National Bank of Stetes- ville, N. C., Plaintiff, for Six Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollers ($6,750.00), with interest at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum, on $5000.00 from January 15th, 1931, and on $2500.00 from January 20th, 1951, uacel £ paid, and authorize the entry of judgment therefor against us on the ___48y © November, 1932, The confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due from us to said pleintiff, arising by reason of our having endorsed three notes of the Sterling Flour Mills, Incorporated, ssid notes being in the following words end figures, to-wit: "$2,500.00 Statesville, N.C., Jan,15,1921 Thirty days after date we promise to pay to the order of OURSELVES -~TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS- At First Nabional Bank, Statesville, N, c, Value Received. Protest, presentment and netice of dishoncr waived by all parties to this note, Due Feb. 14 STERLING FLOUR MILLS, Incorpornted, No. 63118 By W. L. Gilbert ao sec, & Treas, or $2 ,500,00 Thirty days after date we promise to psy to the order of OURSELVES -TWENTY-FIVE HINDRED "OLLARS-~ At First National Bank, Statesville, N.C. Value Received, Protest, presentment at notice of dishonor waived by 811 parties to this note, Due Feb, 14 STERLING FLOUR MILIS, Incorporated No, 63119 By W. L. Gilbert Sec. & Treas, $2,500.00 Statesville, N.C., Jan.20, 1951. Thirty days after date we promise to pay to the order of OURSELVES -TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS- At First National Bank, Statesville, N. C. . een Value received. Protest, presentment snd notice of dishonor waived by a11l parties to this note, Due Feb, 19, STERLING FLOUR MILLS, Incorpcrated No, 63156, By kes I i ~ geC. reas, ote no pert of said notes having been paid, except the sum of $750,00 on n d number 63119 in the sum of $2500.00, dated January 15th, 1951, and due lus inter- February 14th, leaving a balance due on said note of $1, 750.00, plu mount est on $2500.00 from January 15th, 1931, until paid, making » totel e ix per due by us to plaintiff of $6,750.00, with interest at the rate of s and on cent (6%) per annum on $5000.00 from January 15th, 1951, until paid, 2 aid $2500.00 from January 20th, antil paid, which said sum is due to 8s it. Pleintite over and above all just demands that we have against 045 W. L. Gilbert J. L. Sloan L. 0. White _ A. L. Kincaid W. E. Webb H. W. Cliffo hpilicns 7 + H. W, Clifford, . _L, Sl H, L, Kincaid, W. E, wer¥/1, o wait . o a and W. L, Gilvert, being duly sworn, each for himseff, says: thet the fects stated in the above confession are true, and that the amount cf the judgment confessed is justly due the plaintiff, - Gilbert L - L. Sloan ©. White L. Kincaid - BE, Webb H, W. Clifford Sworn to and subscribed before me, Oy, nth. Y/ 3 dinnay ui this 14th day of Feb., 1933. MY, iB U CE C..G. Smith Dept. Clerk Superfor Court, YIredell County, North Carolina, i NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, i IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THR CLERK, H} f vy. E. Lackey i “vs é CONFESSION CF JUDGMENT. itt John M, Sharpe, Dr. F. L. Sharpe, ) Fi Mrs, M.S. Nooe and Mrs, F, S, Lewis) We, John M, Sharpe, Dr. F. L. Sharpe, Mrs, M, S, Nooe and Mrs, F, 8. 4 Lewis, defendants in the above entitled action hereby confess judgment in r favor of V. E. Lackey, of Statesville, North Carolina, plaintiff, in the « f +“ sum of One Thousand and Sixty ($1060.00) Dollars with interest at the rate ij of six per cent per annum'from January 1, 1933 until paid, and authorize the entry of judgment’ therefor ageinst us the 30th day of January, 1933, The confession cf jucgment is for a debt now justly due from us to ?¢ ii the plaintiff and arising out cf the following fact: i On Jenuary 1, 1931 we executed a note dated January 1, 1931 and due on January 1, 1952 to the plaintiff, V. E. Lackey for One Thrusand ($1000.00) Dollars, One year's interest has been paid, This note con- telined the usual waiver clause concerning indorsement, There is new due the principal sum of the ncte and one year's interest Wherefore, these defendants come inte Court end acknewledge this dett to the plaintiff in the sum of One Thousand and Sixty Dollars ($1060.00) 193% ip with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from Janvarv 1 . Hg and direct the Clerk of +*~- Superior Cceurt of Iredell Covntv. N, C. to ih enter judgment for said indebtedness. is Jno, M, Sharpe (SEAL) i es __ F,_L, Sharpe (SEAL) i Flora S. Lewis (SEAL) es _ _(Mrs.) M.8.Nooe ___ (SEAL) Ne John M, Sherpe, Dr. F. L. Sharpe, Mrs. F. S. Lewis being duly sworn say thet the facts stated in the above confession ere true, and that the amount of the judgment confessed is justly due the pleintiff. Jno. M. Sharpe (SEAL) F, L. Sharpe (SEAL) Flora S. Lewis (SERL) (SEAL) Swern to and subscribed before me, this the 16th day of January, 1935. John L. Milhollena Clerk Superior Court. ° ts Mrs, Mamie S. Nooe, being duly sworn, S&y8: that the fee adage stated in the above confession are true and that the amount of the judg ment confessed is justly due the plaintiff. (Mrs.) M,S.Nooe (SEAL) om to and subscribed before me, his 30th day of January, 1933. VY. M, Baker . NLP. 248 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR conpr. IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk, V. E. Lackey -vs- JUDGHER ?®., Jchn M, Sharpe, Dr. F. L. Sharpe, Mrs. M. S. Nooe, Mrs. F, L. Lewis, er et ee er re This cause coming on to be heafd, and being heard, and the defendant having confessed judgment in the sum of One Theusand and Sixty ($1060.00) Dollars, with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from January ] ’ 19335 until paid. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged and decreed by the Court that the pleintiff recover of the defendant the sum of One Thousand and Sixty ($1060.00) Dollars with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum until peid from January 1, 1933, together with all cost of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk, This the 16th day of February, 1933, _ _John L. Milhollanda Clerk of the Supericr Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, Virginia Trust Company CONFESSION OCF JUDGMENT. -VSe John M. Sharpe, Dr. F. L, Sharpe and Mrs, Flora S.Lewis and Mrs. M. S. Nooe, We, John M, Sharpe, Dr. F., L. Sharpe, Mrs. Flora S. Lewis and Mrs. M. 8S. Nooe, defendants in the above entitled action, hereby confess judgment in favor of the Virginie Trust Company, Richmond, Va., pleintiff, in the sum of $4,332.36 with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from Jan, 1, 1933, until paid and we hereby authorize the entry of judgment therefor against us on the 30th dey of January, 1933. This confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due from us to the plaintiff end arising out of the following facts; On Dec. 28th, 1931, John “. Sharpe executed a note for $10,780.00 to the Plaintiff to guarantee certain indebtedness due by the said John M. Sharpe to Plaintiff and the defendants, Dr. F. L, Sharpe, Flora S, Lewis and Mrs. M, S.No0e, M. guaranteeing the obligation of the said John a indebted signed said note, as endorsers, Sharpe to the plaintiff; that there is now past due on account of sai h ness guaranteed by the defendants to the plaintiff the sum of $4,332.56, pe cr interest from Jan, 1, 1955, until paid, all of the indebtedness gueranteed not having yet matured, but the above amount being now past due, Wherefore, these defendants come into court anda acknowledge this debt Jan. 1, 1933, to the plaintiff in the sum of $4,332.36, with interest from and authorize and direct the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County to enter judgment against us for said indebtedness, _.__Jno. M. Sharpe __(SEAT) ___F.L.Sharpe - (SEA) Mrs.Flora S. Lewis (SEAT) (Mrs.) M,S.Noce ( SEAL) North Carolina, Iredell County. John M, Sharpe, Dr. F. L. Sharpe, and Mrs, Flora S. Lewis, each being duly sworn, says; that the fects set forth in the fceregoine confession of judgment are true and that the amount of the judgment confessed is justly due to the pleintiff by them, Jno. M. Sharpe (SEAL) F.L.Sharpe (SEAL) Mrs. Flora S.Lewis (SEAL) Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Februery 16, 1933, John L. Milholland Clerk Suverior Court. Mrs. M. S. Nooe being duly sworn, says; that the facts set forth in the above confession of judgment are true and the amount of judgment con- fessed is justly due the plaintiff and is now past due end owing. X (Mrs,) M.S.Nooe (SEAL) Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Jan, 30, 1933, V. M, Baker otary Public. In the Superior Court, North Ca Melber Before the Clerk. Iredell County. Virginia Trust Company, ) -VS- ) yohn M.Sharpe, Dr, F.L.Sherpe, ) JUDGMENT. "8. Flore §, Lewis and Mrs, ) ° 8, Nooe ) um of This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, and the s . 1, 1955 $4,352.36, with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from Jan, 4, ' Until paia; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Pleintire recover of the defendants the sum of $4,532.36, with interest from Jan; 1, 1935 . ’ ’ until paid, together with all the costs of this action, Witness my hand, this the 16th day of February, 1933, John L. Milhollana Clerk Superior Court Iredell County, > NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR Court, IREDELL COUNTY. PEFORE THE CLERK. The First National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, Flatnvite , ~VS= JUDGMENT, W. Db, Turner, Defendmt. 9 ) ) ) ) ) ) ) This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honcer, John L, Milholland, Clerk of the Supericr Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court thet summons was issued in the above entitled cause on the 17th day of January 1933, and that at the time of the issuance of said summons a Guly verified compleint wes filed in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County; that a copy of said complaint and summons was served on the defendent, W. D. Turner, on the 17th day of January, 1933, and that no answer, demurrer, or other vlesding hes been filed on or before this 20th day of February, 1933; that the time for answering, demurring, or otherwise Dleading has now expired; and it further appearing to the Court that the complaint sets forth two causes of action: One on a promissory note bearing dete of the 15th day of December, 1952, executed by R. F. Armfield to the First Netional Bank of Statesville, N, C., and being in the sum of $14,000.00, with interest from date; that said note was, at the time of its execution and delivery to the plaintiff, endorsed by the defendant, W. D, Turner; that the second cause of action was based on a note in the sum of $3,000 executed by W. D. Turner to the First National Bank of Statesville, N, C, on the 14th day of December, 1932, and bearing interest from January 16th, 1953, at the rate of 6% per annum until paid; and it further appearing to the court that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief demanded in the complaint: NOW, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that ~“ plaintiff recover of the defendant: (a) On its first cause of action the sum of $14,000.00, with interest from December 15th, 1952, at the rate of 6% per annum until paid, together with its cost of action, (D). On its second cause of action the sum of $3000,00, with interes? ts from January 16th, 1933, at the rate of 6% per annum, until paid, together with ; Jol cost of action, and such other and further relief as to the Court may seem proper. This 20th day of February, 193, i John L, Milholland i Clerk of Superior Court, ee ; | North Carolina, In the Superior Court, ‘| Iredell County. Before the Clerk, i M, Brawley & Co., | aves ) JUDGMENT FINAL RRFORE | ) THE CLERK ON A NOTE, 4 Julee Bradford Carpenter, ) Ne Julee E. Bradford, ) | | - This cause coming on to be heard befcre the undersigned Clerk of the bil Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday, February 20th, 1°33, and being | heard, and it appearing to the Court, that the plaintiff in this action : ne caused summons to issue from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell i County, on the 10th day of January, 1933, against the defendant and that i personal service of the said summons was made on the 10th day cf January, 1953, by leaving with her a copy of the summons and a copy of the plaintiffs verified complaint, all prior to the return date mentioned in the said summons , hi And it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court Ng of Iredell County on the 10th day of January, 19*°"%, and that this is an action on a promissory note for an amount certain, and that more than thirty days have elapsed from the service of the said summons and verified complaint on the said defendant, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the return date mentioned in the said summons, and that the defendant hes not filed any answer denying the complaint cr raising any issue of fact and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to recover of the said defendant the sum cf Three Hundred end fifty two dollars and 80/100 Dollars, with interest on the same from the 4th day of April, 1932, at the rate of six percent per annum, until paid, on account of the said note, It is, therefore, ordered an‘ adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the said defendant in this action, the sum of three hundred and fifty April two and 80/100 Dollars, with interest thereon from the 4th dey of ‘ ction 1952, at the rate of six percent until paid, and the costs of this a to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. 33. This the 20th day of Februsry, 19 John L. Milholland @lerk of the Superior Court, 1redel1 County bon 553 } NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, \ IREDELL COUNTY. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, i Virginia yee ) Iredell County. Before the Clerk, i \ eae JUDGMENT. p. L, Raymer, Junior, Trustee ) | J. L, Harris end Annie M, Harris ) wba 2 JUDGMENT RY DEFAULT FINAL, i This cause coming cn to be heard before John L, Milholland, Cler, Super tor J. H. Ingram. | Court, on Monday, Feb. 20, 1933 and teing heard and it appearing thet the action : This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the under- is on promissory netes, that the summons and copy of the complaint were served signed Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, unon on the defendants on Jan. 19, 1933, that a verified complaint was filed in the the verified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court " office of the Clerk of the Superior Court Jan. 9, 1933 and it further 8 Ppearing that the complaint was filed and summons issued in this action on the that more than thirty days have elapsed since the filing of the complaint ang 16th day of January, 19535, and that said summons was duly served on the the service of tee summons and that no answer has been filed, defendant on January 18, 1933, and it appearing thet more then thirty days It is therefore ordered ane adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the de- have elapsed since the date of the service of ssid summons, and thet the i fendant the sum of $2651.43, with interest thereon from Dec, 15, 1932 at six per defendant has neither appeared, answered or demurred tc the complaint of cent per annum and the cost of this action to be taxed against the defendants the plaintiff, and is now in default; by this court, And it appearing, further, that the plaintiff is the owner of the Feb, 20, 1953, lands described in the complaint in this action, and is entitled to imme- John L. Milholland f Clerk Superfor Court. diate possession 0’ said lands; and it avpearing further that the defendent is in wrongful and unlawful possession of said lands, anc refuses to surren- i a Bi bas der possession thereof; : Pe Now, therefore, it is ordered, adjudged sand decreed} thrt the plain- tiff is entitled to immediate possession of the lands described in the North Carolina, ) complaint in this action; that a writ of possession issue to the Sheriff ili tn the Superior Ceurt ) ORDER. ' tt Fifteenth Judicial District, ) of Iredell County, North Carolina, directing that the plaintiff he nut in ? immediate possess on tt} f d that the defendant vay the costs of this John L, Milholland, Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, North P ion thereof, and tha _ en action, Carolina, heaving epplied to me for permission to be absent from the office This the 20t ary 933, of Clerk of the Superior Ceurt cf Iredell County, North Carolina, on Monday, h day of February, 1 r John L. Milholland Se =r ee Clerk of Superior Court of TredeIl County, orth Carolina. reasons for his absence; Now, therefore, it is ordered that said that daid John L, Milhollend be allowed to be absent from the office of Clerk Superior Court for Iredell county, North Carolina North Carolina on Monday, February Twentieth, 1933, provided he leaves 4 ’ Tredel} County. competent deputy in charge of said office during his absence. \ This the 17th day of February, 1933, Millie Phillips 9 ) John M. Oglesby —— “VSse- JUDGMENT. Judge Residing in the Firteenth . Judicial District, North Carolina. aylass Department Stores Inc.) This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the S "Perior Court of Iredell County, and being heard, and it appearing to t sis he Court thet the plaintiff and defendant have settled and adjudted all rm ; tters in dispute existing between them, and thet the plaintiff desires to t oud voluntary non-suit, It is therefore, ordered end adjudged by the Court that this ee iif use be, and the same is hereby non-suited and dismissed, This February 24th, 1933, John L. Milhelilana Clerk Superfor Court, tredeIT County> North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, Lazenby-Montgomery Hardware Company, Plaintiff, -vVs- ‘JUDGMENT, H. M. Morrison snd wife, Mattie Mae Morrison and Mary C. Morrison, Defendants, ) ) ) ) ) ) ) This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the verified complaint with verified statement of aecount attached, sand it appearing that the plaintiff filed its duly verified summons in this cause and caused summons to be issued on the 14th day of January, 1953, and that summons was served on each of the defendants on January 23, 1963, and thet more than thirty days have elapsed since the date of said sefvice of summons, and neither of the defendants have appeared, answered or demurred to the plaintiff's complaint and are new in default; And it appearing that this action was instituted by the plaintiff to re- cover for material furnished by the plaintiff to the defendants under a contract between said parties; and it anpesring thet the plaintiff furnished, in accord- ance with the terms of caida contract, materials in the total amount of $252.35, wr ich were used in the building of s store building on the J«nds of the defendants hereinafter described; that the plaintiff filed in the office of Clerk of Sure rior Court for Iredell County, North Caroline, netice and claim cf lien on said , 1932, and that the plaintiff began furnishing %? they day of f a materials on the 2nd day of June, 1932, and finished furnishing same on August 10, 19%2, It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and considered, that the pleintiff recover judgment against the defendants for the sum of $252.35 with interest on Said sum from September 1, 1952, until paid at the rate of 6 per cent per ennum, snd the costs of this action, and that this judgment is a specific lien or the real estate of the defendants, described in the notice and claim ef lien as frllows: te tracks or parcels of land containing respec and All those certain lots =. 8 ively 61 acres, 33 acres, 5 acres, and 135 square rods, 2 acres, 1} acress ell 412 acres, mcre or less, located, lying and being in Shiloh Township, Ired county, North Caroline, heving such shapes, metes, courses and distances as will more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof made by S. 0, Lazenby, surveyor, on March 50, 1926, The above tracts ere bounded as follows: on the North by the lands of J, M. Sumpter ana W. S. Prawley; on the East by the lands of J. G, Freeze and Alonzo Hert: on the South by the lands of Alonzo Hart, Church and School and H, D,. Frye; and on the West by Mary C. Morrison. Said plat being on file with the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, and being the identical land described in the morteace from H. M. Morrison and wife, Mattie Mee Morrison to the Federal Land Pank of Columbia, dated May 4, 1926, recorded in book 59 at peace 155 of mortgage records for Iredell County, North Carclina. It is further ordered and adjudged tht said lien attached to said real estate as of the °nd day of Jyne, 1942, the day on which the plaintiff began furnishing said material, This February 27, 1933. John L. Milholland Clerk of Supertor Court. NORTH CAROLINA, is dali each tai IREDELL COUNTY. ) E, E, Phifer and J.C.Prookshire & Sons, ) Incorporated, a Corporation, ) Plaintiffs ) avaa ) JUDGMENT. ) ) ) Greensboro Joint Steck Land Bank, a Corporation, Defendant. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge holding regular courts in the 15th judicial district, and being heard in Chambers and Salisbury on the day of March, 1953, on a netice by the Plaintiffs, th the defendant, to show cause why the Defendant should not be restrained from executing e deed as mortgagee to the vurchaser of the Property described in paragraph 3 of the comolaint, and the court finding as * fact that a 20% cash deposit was required by said mortgegee at the time of the sale, and the court holding as a matter of law that said requirement Wes unreasonable and illegal, Now, therefore, it is ordered, adjudged, and decreed: 1, That the Defendent, Greensbopo Joint Stock Lend Bank be and is hereby permanéntly restrained from executing a deed to the purchaser at the foreclosure sale on January 30, 19%3, 2. That the action be and is hereby dismissed without prejudice to ®ny and 81l «ther matters raised in said plesdings and in the affidavits of the Plaintire or the defendant. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 5.That the cost of this action be taxed by the Clerk a 3 MARGH, TERM 1955 g@inst the Defendant, Monday March 13, 1933, This the 8th day of March, 1935, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court The above judgment was tendered by the plaintiff and es sudh is heneb Iredell County. March Term 1933, y signed as the judgment in this cause. : Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding for the State and County aforeasid, on the 18th day of March, 1933, when To the above the defendant excepts and assigns as error the i eee SEG ee ASU Moneey alter the let Monday in March, 1953, when signing of the order and judgment. and where His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fifteenth Judicial District, Spring Term 1933, is present and pre- siding, at this term for civil cases only. G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County is present and re- turned finto open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: R L Cowan, J P Feimster, J A Mclelland, S M Loftin, E B Quinn, P M Godfrey, V K Alex- ander, H A Barnard, T R Cloaninger, E M Lackey, L R Burgess, B B Brotherton J Smiley Gibson, H M Watts, J V Wooten, J A Early, TM Jurney, W A London. W A Kennedy was returned "Not to be found in Irede@l County". The following were excused by the Court, Elbert M Shelton, TM Hill, 0 I Bradley, Allen Starrett and W R Moore. J B Marshall was sworn as talesman juror for the week. \ 426- Della Baker vs A H Baker, Continued for defendant. \ 573- Mrs Daisy Redman vs Oscar R Mills -- Continued by consent 723- Standard Accident Ins Co vs Grier-Lowrance Const Co - Continued by cos \778- Lill@@ J Rhyne al, vs G R Hatman & wife-- Continued by consent \780~ T W Sterrett vs WA Bristol -- Continued for defendant. 798- WA Bristol vs T W Sterrett Tr. al, -- Continued for plaintiff \822- Armstrong Paint & Varnish Co vs C B Spencer -~- Continued for defendant ‘e25- WA Bristol & wife ws T W Sterrett Tr. al -- Continued for plaintiffs ‘827- Bernice Turner vs Ernest McLean, et al-- Continued by consent \ a J B Cooper Motor Co vs John Stevenson ~~ Continued by consent. 855- WH Likmer, et al vs F P Beaver -- Continued \855- Mooresville Shirt Corp vs Clarence E Lackey -- Continued \ 866- WH Norton vs Carrie E MeLellend, extrx et al-- Continued by consent _\867- R H Ramsey & wife vs Atlantic Joint Stock L Bank--Continued by consent \ 878- B B Gillie vs Manette Mills Inc. --nContinued by consent. a — “ins IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 999 Monday March 135th 1933. Ta Png 14 hes 6s a . No. 787 Charles R Goodman vs ; This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Parmers Mutual Fire Insurance Asso, Morning March 14, 1933 at°9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business. The following jury was sworn and empanelled: , 7 Pp ed: R L Cowan, J P \r08- Standard 011 Co of N J vs Atlantic Paving Co al, - Continued. Feimster, S M Loftin, V K Alemander, HA Barnard, T R Cloaninger, E M Lackey, L R Burgess, B B Brotherton, J Smiley Gibson, J V Wooten and No. a so ‘ Gharles oodma J B Marshall. vs Pending trial of this action the Court takes a recess un- , metuet Pies Tas armers e tilz Tuesday Morning. Association. Taking of evidence in this case resumed and continued through the entire day. Pending trial the Court takes a recess until Wednesday. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term 1933. I, Thomas Lee Dysard, Jr., do solemnly swear that I:wili support the constitution of the United States: So help me God. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Thomas Lee Dysard Jr Morning March 14, 1933 at 9: Qo? Ke g . a 50 O'cloc Sworn to and subscribed before me in open Court, this the 14 day of March 1955, S/ = ena a vo x }—>— aiid Wilson Warlick es Judge Presiding and Holding Court in JUDGE P oe the 15th Judi@ial District I, Thomas Lee Dysard, Ir., do dolemnly and sincerely swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegaince to the State of North Carolina, e or may be estab- mxh and th the Constitutional powers and authorities which ar lished for the government thereof; and that I will endeavor to support, maintain and defend the constitution of said State, not inconsistent with d ab- the constitution of the United States, to the best of my knowledge an ility; So help me, God. Thomas Lee Dysard, Jr. Sworn to and subscribed before me, in open Court, this the 14 day of March, 1935. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding and Holding Court in the 15th Judicial District. tl I, Thomad Lee Dysard, Jr., do swear that I will truly and homestly pest of my demean myself in the practtce of an attorney, according fo the knowledge and ability; So help me, God. Thomas Lee Dysard Jr. Sworn to and subscribed before me in °pen Court, this 14th day of March, 1955; Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding. IN THE SUPERIOR Cour? MARCH TERM 1933 Tuesday March 14, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, March Term 1933, Mr. Thomas Lee Dysard Jr., having presented in open Court a license signed by the Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, dated January 50th, 1933, authorizing him to practice as an attorney and Counselor of law in the Courts of this State, and he having tak- en and subscribed to the oaths required of Attorneys at Law of this State; It is ordered and adjudged that the said Thomas Lee Dysard Jr., be, and he is hereby admitted to the practice of the profession of Attorney and Counselor at Law in all Courts of this State. It is further ordered by this Court that a record of the proceed- ings taken herein be spread upon the minutes of this Court of this State, This the 14 day of March, A. D. 1933. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding This Hohorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning March 15th, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock. Judge Presiding” IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT MARCH TERM 1933 Wednesday March 15, 1933, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning March 15, 1955 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 787 Charles R Goodman, Plaintiff. vs Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association, Defendant 1. Did the defendant issue its Policy No. 111740 to the plain- tiff, insuring the house d+scribed in the pleadings, the property of the plaintiff, for the sum of $2000.00, and the contents thereof for the sum of $500.00, in the event of a total loss? Answer: Yes 2. Did the plaintiff pay the premiums on said policy, and was the policy in full force and effect, in so far as its contractural re- lations were concerned, on the 10th day of February, 19337 Answer: Yes 5. Is the policy void as provided therein on account of the sr- ection in the basement, of the premises insured, by the plaintiff of a furnace and its use thereof, and did the erection of said furnace increase the hasard by any means m&ihin the control or knowledge of the insured, the plaintiff herein? Answer: No. 4. What amount, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendant? Answer: 2500.00 No. 811 J M Washam vs JUDGMENT Garland Shoemaker This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be- fore His Honor, Wilson Warlick, and being heard, and it appearing that the Plaintiff having appealed the case from a Justice of the Peace Court; and it further appearing that the plaintiff after having been called, failed # to appear and prosecute his appeal: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the action be, and the same is hereby dismissed and the cast taxed against the plaintiff. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1933 Wednesday March 15, 1933, North Carolina, Kredell County. In the Superior Court \ Annie Crawford, Plaintiff vs () ISsvUEesS Sam Crawford, Defendant } Jury sworn and empannelled @em@wemed the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident and citizen of North Caro- lina for five years as alleged in the complaint? 1 Answer: Yes 5. Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for more than five years immediately preceding the institution of this agtion? Answer: Yes ~ ,805- R Lee Morrisén vs J F Gamble It is ordered by the Court that this case be set as the first case on Tuesday of Civi} calendar, .860- Ervin-West Const Co vs MH Horrington, al. It is ordered by the Court that this case be set as the second case on Tuesday of Civil calendar, No. 842 Chicago Portrait Co. } vs } ISSUE J G Miller and H V Furches } The following jury sworn and empannelled, J A McLelland, : B Quinn, PM Godfrey, H W Watts, J A Early, T M Jurney, WA London, 0 T Deal, Herman Hoover, BC Howard, J G Morrison and TJ Miller and answered the issue as follows: amie 7 What amount, if anything are the defendants indebted to the plaintiff? Answer: $540.28 This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning March 16th, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock, Judge Presi#ing Swen IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 563 MARCH TERM 1933 Whiimeddy March 16, 1983. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning March 16th, 1955 at 9:30 O'clock for the dGispatéh of business, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, Chicago Portrait Company -vs- ) Judgment, ) J. G. Miller and H. V. Furches.) This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding at the March Term of Superior Court of Iredell County and a Jury and the issue having been submitted to the Jury as follows: "What amount, if anything, are the defendants indebted to the plain tiff" and the Jury having answered said issue "$540.28." It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain- tiff recover of the defendants the sum of $540.28 with interest from June 30, 1932, until paid, and that they be taxed with the cost of this action, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding. urt North Carolina, ) In the Superior Court, Iredell County. ) March Term, 1955. Henkle-Craig Live Stock Co. EN T. ies JUDGM B. B, Daugherty and G, M. Sudderth, trading and doing business as G.M. Sudderth Lumber Co., and G.M,Sudderth Individually. Nee Nene Seer? See Se Se Se Sree His This cause coming on to be heard, and being heave ‘eg? the Court Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Pfesiding, and it appearing to and accord- that the defendants admit liability on the notes sued upon ing to the terms of the complaint, except 4 credit of due and owing by the $29.10 other than the credits now on the notes, and that there is defendants to the plaintiff the sum of $558.00: by the Court that the plain- together with the a defendants. It is therefore ordered and adjudged tiff recover of the defendants the sum of $556.00, costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk against sai : It is further adjudged by the Court that execution on this judgmen O64 be not issued until on or after September lst, 1933, 065 } NORTH CAROLINA, No. 658 : Wilson Warlick i ~~ JUDGE PRESTDING, IREDELL COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR comrt, i MARCH TERM, 1933, r ‘¢ P, Speaks | oa JUDGMENT, NORTE CAROLINA, ) IN THE SUPERIOR court, W, H. Foster, ) Clem Wrenn et al. ) IREDELL COUNTY. ) 9 This cause coming on for hearing upon the motion of plaintiff for _ T. M. Crowell, trading and doing business ) \ under the trade name and style of States- ) judgment by default arainst defendants, W, H. Foster and Clem Wrenn unon ville Showcase and Furniture Company, ) " Plaintiff ) their failure to answer the compleint of the pnlaintirr and it apnearing if ) | ¢ -VS= JUDGMENT, : and being shown to the Court that plaintiff filed his complaint herein on Joseph Calcutt, trading and doing business ) the 24th day of May, 1950 and that on said date summons was issued by the under the trade name and style of the ) Vending Machine Company, ) Clerk of this Court and directed to the Sheriff of Wake County, North Caro- Defendant, ) line commending him to summons defendant Clem Wrenn to snpear ane answer j y P This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, the said complaint as provided by lew, which summons was by the said sheriff ii Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding at this the March Term of Superior Court of of Wake County personally served upon said defendant Clem Wrenn together Hi Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defend- with a copy of the complaint on May 26, 1930, es shown by tho return cf N.FP. : ant haye agreed and settled all matters and things at issue in the following Turner, Sheriff of Wake County, duly indorsed thereon; thet summons was also ‘ manner, to-wit: The defendant is to pay the plaintiff the sum of Four Hundred at said time issued by said Clerk and directed to the Sheriff of Wilkes ($400.00) Dollars, Seventy-Five ($75.00) Dollars in cash, One Hundred ($100.00) County, commanding him to summens defendant W. H. Foster to appear and Dollars on the 16th day of April, 1933, One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars on the answer the complaint of plaintiff es provided by law, which summons was 16th day of May, 1933 and One Hundred and Twenty-Five ($125.00) Dollars on the later returned by the sheriff of Wilkes County indorsed "Defendant W. H, 16th day of June, 1933, and the cost of this action; Foster not to he found in Wilkes County," whereunon seid Clerk of the Superior NOW, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the Court of Iredell County issved his alias summons in said cause and directed plaintiff recover from the defendant the sum of Four Hundred ($400.00) Dollars to seme to the Sheriff of Guilford County, North Carolina, commanding him to 5 be paid as follows: Seventy-Five ($75.00) Dollars in cash, One Hundred ($100.00) Susmon seid defendant, W. H. Foster to appear and answer the said compleint Dollars on the 16th day of April, 1933, One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars on the ®8 required by law, which summons was duly returned by saic sheriff of 16th day of May, 1933 and One Hundred and Twenty-Five ($125.00) Dollars on the Guilford County showing that same was personally served on said defendant 16th day of June, 1933, and the cost of this action to be taxediby the Clerk. W. H. Foster by D. B. Stafford, Sheriff of Guilford County on May 8, 1951, « ier with come- Same having been issued September 2, 1930; said summons together k idence Sear TT UPTON OOURT? Marlies Ee Pleint of plaintiff duly verified having been introduced in ev idence, It appearing to the Court and the Court finding that several terms ane ~ of this Court have been convened and held since the dates of the service \ i. F 3 Wrenn heve of seid summonses and thet said defendants W. H. Foster and Clem | nd are not eopesred in said cause to answer ner demur to seid complaint and a Aa > i- Wholly in default and th t this is an action to recover 8 definite and snec -defendants who have fic sum of money from said defendants and their co &nswered said complaint: IT IS, THEREVORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED, thet ple intiff, a. P. Speaks, do have and recover of defendants, W. H. Foster and Clem Wrenn dointly ang severally judgment in the sum of EIGHT HUNDRED, NINETY AND 47/100 ($890.47) with legal interest thereon from May 28, 1927, until paid, together "ith his costs herein expended; said judgment, however, to be credit with . i. - 4] 4 FY | | 056 any and all sums thet herve been peid thereon or may hereafter he peid th fe 6reon to plaintiff by the liquidating agent or agents of the Bank of Wilkes This March 16, 1933. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding, a North Carolina, No. 797, IN SUPERIOR court, Iredeli County, March Term, 1933 JEFF WALLACE, ) ) -Vs- ) 1UDGR 2a 2. ) J. E. “ILKINSON AND ) G. V. JOHNSON. ) This cause coming on to be heard upon appeal by defendants from a judgment rendered in the Court of Geo, R. Anderson, Justice of the Peace for Statesville Township, dated February 15, 1952, filed and recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for said county on the same date, wherein it was edjudged and decreed thet plaintiff recover of ‘he defendants the sum of $72.40 with interest as therein set forth and for $3.50 costs therein exnended by plaintiff, from which judgment only the defendant G. ¥. Johnson haa appealed to this Court, and It having been stated to the Court by appellant, G. V. Johnson, through his attorney, J, W, Sharpe, thet he desires to dismiss his said anneal on condition that no execution be issved and served against him for a period of twelve months from the close of this term of court and is willing for the seid judgment appealed from to he affirmed upen this said condition, and Plaintiff, through his at torney, “. W, Van Hoy, having stated in open court that he 1s willing for said appeal to be dismhssed and said judpment to be affirmed upon said condition, Therefore, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed tha’! the appeal of the defendant, G, V. Johnson be and the same herehy is dismissed end that the said he Peace in this action he and the same hereby judgment of the said Justice of is affirmed and that plaintiff, Jeff Wallace, recover of defendent G. V. John- son his costs herein expended; provided, howdver, that as to said defendant, G. V. Johson, no execution shall issue in this cause within a period of twelve months from the date of the expirstion of this term of the Superior Court . Iredell County, This March LO, 1963, Wilson Warlick ~ Judge Presiding. tA GOA NORTH CAROLINA, , SUPER 10k COURT, ff ¥2 ] Ww O77 Mé.RCI 'ERM, 1933, IREDELL COUNTY. A. F. Craven, Admr, Or Ry F, Graven, deceased -ws- JUDG MENT, J. D. Mellon and W, F. Smith This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Ceurt before His Honor, Judge Wilson Warlick ard heir ge heerd and it anne: ring thet the amount sued on Was less than $F OC eo exclusive cf int erest, It is, on motion of 2. V. Turlington, Attorney for “. FF. Smith, ore of the defendants, ordered and sdjudged thet this section ae to " oF Smith be and the same is hereby dismissed for the kek of Jurisdiction and that the cost so fer as W, F, Smith is concerned be taxed by the Clerk of thie Court against the plaintiff. lsor Lich oudge Prestdin. rena \ NORTH CAROLINA, ) I : \ \\IREDELL COUNTY. ) Theo, Atwell, D,. E. Atwell, K.J.Atwell, Boyd Cowles Atwell, miner by his gurrdion, Mrs, Myrtle Atwell White, Mary Atwel: Geodrum, Reuben Atwell, Edne Atwell, Loulse Atwell, Eunice Atwell, Ray Atwell and Peyce Atwell, minors by their guerdian Reubin Atwell, Paul Atwell, Leonerd Atwell, Catherine Atwell and Marrurite Atwell, and R.L.Atvell, Roosevelt Atwell, George Atwell, Charles Atwell, William Atwell, James Atwell anc Mary Ellen Atwell, minors by their guardian, Mrs. Della Atwell, -V3- ss es J. Ben Atwell 2} any aft "A is } onor LS cause coming on to he heard, anc hel lf ea Gy be ore H { lc 4 4 } ol { - ana Answer filed in this on Narlick, Ji lige Pres a NZ» upon the complain and Answer ; a the Last Will] and Testament ot Mrs. ud , ws Vv ‘ from eaid Will thet cause, asving for the construction of Mery Atwell, deceased, and it eppearing to the Court rAC n acres of J. Ben Atwell is entitled to receive, as a specific legacy, ten acr " t te@ land on which 1s situated the Atwell home and the new barn, sub jec s placed on Specific lien of Two Hundred ane Eighty Four ($284 .00) Dollars pliec ‘ r sly segeinst rhe Property by the said Mrs, Mary Atwell, decorsed, simultaneous iy ) yhich nd with the lot end property herein, seid indebtedness heing » charge w v 11; and Yecame effective as of the date of the death of the said Mery Atwell; n the voro- it is hereby declered to be prior to all encumbrances placed upe and it further appearing to the « Perty willed to the said J, Ben Atwell; court that the remainder of the Atwell homeplace, consisting of app y fifty acres, is ordered sold by the will of thes aid Mary Atwell and ¢ oe a ceéds distributed share and share alike to J, Ren Atwell, Theo Atwei} - 4 « AtUWe R J ’ ev, Atwell, D. E, Atwell, Boyd Cowles Atwell, son of P. D. Atwell deceaseq i? ’ se » the children of L. C, Atwell, deceased, and the children of Wil] Atwell. p ae » YOCengeg in ot*er words, same is to be sold and the proceeds divided into seven : equal parts, Theo, Atwell, R. J, Atwell, D. E, Atwell and J. Ren Atwell, sons of well, ¢ the decessed, to receive each one¢seventh thereo®, Boyd Cowles Atwell, son of P, D. Atwell, deceased, one-seventh, the children of L, C. Atwell, deceased one-seventh, and the children of Will Atwell, deceased, Oné-seventh; and it further appearing to the Court from the said Will that J. Ren Atwell 4s entit. led to have and receive all the furniture and household furnishin 28, except cer. tein pieces of jewelry which were given to the said Mary Atwell and her hushend, J. B. Atwell, on the Fiftieth Anniversary of their wedding, snd each of the children is entitled to receive the specific article donated by them to their parents, Joe Atwell is entitled to a “Old-headed walking cane wt ich was a gift of the said Joe Atwell to his father, And it further enpearing to the Court that all of the rest and residue of the real estate of the said Mary Atwell, deceased, should he divided or sold and the proceeds divided in the same manner as the fifty acre tract herein- ebove referred to; it further sppears to the Court that the cost of this account should be paid by the Adthinistrator cut of the funds of the estate of the said Mary Atwell, deceased; Iv IS, THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged by the Court thet J. Ben Atwell o have and rgegeive the ten acr “lend on which is situated the Atwell home and new Narn, Aseb ject te a specific lien of Two Hundred and Eighty Four ($284.00) ¢ Dollars; Simultaneously as a lien with the passing of title of all property willed to Fen Atwell; that the remaining part of the said homenlace, consisting of anvroximetely fifty acres, be sold and the proceeds divided into seven equel parts; thtt J, Pen Atwell, Theo, Atwell, R. J. Atwell and D. E. Atwell receive one-seventh each; that Bovd Cowles Atwell, son of P. D, Atwell, deceased, re- ceive one-seventh; that the children of L, C, Atwell, deceased, receive one- seventh and the children of Will Atwell, deceased, receive one-seve th; that J. Ben Atwell have and receive all of the furniture and household furnishings except certain pieces of jewelry which were given to the said Mrs. Mary Atwell 6nd her husband, J, RP, Atwell, on the Fiftieth Anniversary of their wedding; thet each child of the said Mary Atwell and J. BP. Atwell is to heve and re- ceive the article donated by them; thet Joe Atwell is to have and receive 8 201d headed walking cane which was given to his father by him; that the rest end residue of the real estate be divided or sold and the proceeds divided in the same manner as the fifty acre tract hereinabove referred to; that the a of of this ection be paid by the administrator out of the funds of the estate ® the said Mrs, Mary Atwell, deceased, Wilson Warlick NG e \ “WORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT y MARCH TERM 1933 969 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, L COUNTY. MARCH TERM, 1933, Statesville Flour Mills, Inc. -vs- Pave eeeat ) North State Ferms Incorporated This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County ltefore His Honcr, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the summons in this action was served on the defendant on the 18th day of January, 1933, ana the compleint duly filed anc a eceny thereof mailed to the defendant on the 30th day of January, 194%, according to the order of the Clery of the Superior Court of Iredell County and in comnliance herewith, and that this suit is brought to collect and secure judgment on an oven account fer »oreds stated sold and delivered by the plaintiff to the defendant, same beine - certain amount, which amount is $295.37 with interest from the lst day of Januery, 1935 until paic; and that the defendant has feiled to file an answer within the time allowed ty lar; It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the vlein- tiff recever of the plaintiff the sum of $295.37 together with interest thereon from the lst day of Janusry, 1943 until raid at the rate of six ver cent ver annum, It is further adjudged by the Court thet the plaintiff pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Wilson “arlick JUDGH FPRESOLDING, pr Chicago Portrait Co vs JG Miller and H V Furches Upon the coming in of the verdict the defendants move to t set the verdict astde and for a new trial. Denied. Execption. Judgmen to Signed. To the signirig of the judgment defendants except and appeal ived. the Supreme Court. Notice given in open Court. F upther notive ¥. defend- Appeal bond in the sum of $50.00 adjudged sufficient. By consent, intiff ants allowed 60 days to make up and serve case on appeal and pla nse allowed 60 days there@fter to serve countercase or file exceptio IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1933 il Thursday Marc¥ 16, 1933, 4 No. 787 Charles R Goodman vs Farmers Mutual Fire Ins Asso, Upon the coming in of the verdict and the tendersing of the judgment based thereon, counsel for the defendant moved the Court to set aside the verdict as being contrary to the weight of the evidence. After hearing ar. gument thereon, the Court thereupon, on motion made, execrises its discretion and in the exercise of that discretion, sets aside the verdict of the jury and awards a new trial, setting the case down preemptorily for trial at the first civil term convening after July lst, 1953 for Monday of the first week of civil court. The Court of its own motion, recognizing the fact that an amend- ment tp the pleadings may probably be in order, gives the plaintiff 30 days in which to amend his complaint, and he is so advised, and the defendant 50 days thereafter to file amendment to its answer or to set up new matter by way of defense therein, if it is so advised, and under the above order, if either plaintoff or defendant care to re-state their pleadings by re- pleading, they have the authority to do so within thirty (30) days to the plaintiff and 30 days to the defendant. It further appearing to the Court that the Sherrill Lumber Co. may have an interest in the subject of controversy which may or may not be the subject of prosecution as against the defendant in a civil action, tie therefore the Sherrill Lumber Co. has leave of the Court to come in and be made a party plaintiff, if it is so advised; the Court, however, by this allowance to the Sherrill Lumber Co. does not hold that the Sherrill Lumber Co. has the legal right to become a plaintiff, but only gives it the pri- vilgge subject to stich ruling as may come about by the Court that tries the cause, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell Cofinty. Statestille Industrial Bank jf vs t JUDGMENT C B Spencer, W L Spencer and ZB Phelps, Jr. This cause coming on to be heard before Honorable Wilson Wer- lick, Judge of the Superior Court of Iredell County, at the March Term, 1933, and it appearing to the Court that the parties have agreed and have : weil) $ Sowers, attorneys for the plaintiff, and Malcolm Cameron, Policy payable? IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1933 o¢ Thursday March 16, 1933, adjusted the adifgerences between them and the defendant recognizes and ad- mits that the amount demanded by the plaintiff is now due, It is now ordered and adjudged upon the motion of & M Land and attorney for the defendants, that the Statesville Industrial Bank recover of the de- fendants, C B Spencer, WL Spencer and Z B Phelps, Jr., the sum of $600.00 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from February 15, 1932, un- til paid, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding, This judgment consented by the attorneys of record: Land & Somers, Attorneys for pbaintiff Malcolm Cameron, Attorney for defendants. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term 1933, JR Albea and Claud Albea Trading and doing business under the firm mame of J R Albea & Son, vs ISSUES Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York State, and Postal Life Insurance Company of New York State, Beulah D Morrison and W E Morrison, Jr. The following jury sworn and empanelled, R L Cowan, J P Feimster, SM Loftin, V K Alexander, H A Barnard, T R Cloaninger, L R Burgess, B B Brotherton, J Smiley Gibson, J V Wooten, P M Godfrey, J A Early, and an- Swered the iddues as follows: 1. What amount #f anything is due W E Morrison Jr., for premiums advanced as alleged in his answer? Answer: Nothing as 2. What amount is due J R Albea & Son on their open account alleged in their complaint? Answer: $309.98 ance 3. Did WE Morrison Jr., Have a lien - a policy of insur at the time of the death of the assured J C Morris Answer No, time of 4. Did ZB Albea & Son have 4 lien on said policy at the the death of the assured J C Morrison? Answer: Yes of this insurance ds 5. To whom, and in what amounts, - oer’ lain- DP Morrison, $309.98 to r' one-half cost to be pat t Answer: Balance ,$228.54 to Mrs Beulah iff. One-half cost to be paid by plaint Mrs Morrison, except W E Morriosn' IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1933 Thursday March 16, 193%. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term 1933, J R Albea and Claud Albea, Trading ams doing business under the firm name of J R Albea & Son vs JUDGMENT Provident Savings Life Assurance Society, et al. This cause coming on to be heard by His Honor, Wilson Warlick Judge, and a jury at this term of the Court, and the jury having answered the issues submitted’to them in favor of the plaintiff and the defendant, Mrs Beulah D Morrison, as set out in the record: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that J R Albea and Claud Albea, trading and doing business under the firm name of J R Albea & Sons, recover of the Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York State the sum of $309.98, and that Mrs Beulaj D Morrison recov- er of said company the sum of $228.54, and the Clerk of the Court has the funds in hand belonging to the companies to be distributed according to t the order of the Court, it is therefore ordered that he pay out of said funds the judgments aforesaid. That the cost of the action be paid one- half by the plaintiff and one-half by Mrs Beulah D Morrison, except that W E Morrison's witness fees are not to be taxed in the bill. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding It is ordered by the Court that all cases on this Courts cal- endar where both plaintiff and defendant are represented by outside coun- sel be placed on Monday's civil calendar for May Term of Court 1933. — \es4- Statesville Infustrial Bank vs D M Morefield- Continued We2l- Wm H Jones vs Western Union Tel. Co ¥- Continued \g05- R Lee Morrison vs J F Gamble -- Continued for defendant \ e24- Addie Torence vs Detelder Torrence -- Continued 847- John Parks White vs Marie N Reid -- Continued * 852- J A Perry, et al vs S L Linker, et al-- Continued ' : i i / i en ErvineWest Const. Co vs M H Horrington -- Continued 65- Carl H Smith vs H A Bashford al -- Continued \ In the Superior Court North Carolina, Iredell County. March Term 1933, Annie Crawford, Plaintiff ) vs-~ t JUDGMENT Sam Crawford, Defdndant { This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Judge Wilson Warlick and a jury and the jury having ans ered the issuses submitted to them as follows: "1, Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident and citizen of North Caro- lina for five years as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 3. Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for more than five years immediately preceding the institution of this ac- tion? Answer: Yes." It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defend- ant be dissolved and that the plaintiff is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. Wilson Warlick (Signed) Judge Presidiyg. State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell Larry Gill, a Minor, by his next Fréend, W L Gill, and WL Gill. Plaintiffs. vs } j { ' JUDGMENT Southern Railway Company. ' Defendant } This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His . 1d- Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge of the Superior Court cof North)Carolina, ho re ing regularly the Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District, and it appea is ing to the Court that Larry Gill, one of the plaintiffs in said action, bd ht & minor seventeen years of age, and that said action was regularly broug d thro in the Superior Court of Iredell County by said Plaintiff, by an i ourt, for WL Gill, his next friend, who was regularly appointed by the © ’ jon on the 15th day of damages growing out of an automobile and train collis . d it further March, 1933, at a street crossing in the Town of Statesville, an 1933, of the Superior Court of ‘ppearing to the Court that the March Term, d Iredell County adjourned before the said cause could be heard, IN THE SUPERIOR CCURT MARCH TERM 1933 er appearing to the Court that both the plaintiff and the defendant requested the court to hear and determine the controversy between thenr out of term, that is during vacation, and out of the District, both the plaintiff ana the de. fendant furkkher agreeing and consenting that whatever judgment was rendered by the court might be rendered as of the regular March Term, 1933, of the Sup- erior Court of Iredell County, and it further appearing to the court that art~ ter the institution of this action, WL Gill, the father of the plaintiff, was made a party to this action, in order that his rights, if any, might be adjudicated herein: And the Court, after hearing the evidence, including the courts ex. amination of the plaintiff, Larry Gill, finds from the evidence, that the plaintiff Larry Gill, has sustained no permanent injuries, that he lost very little time from his work, and that his hospital bill was small, and the court further finds that the sum of $150.00 is a fair and reasonable amount to be paid to the said Larry Bill, and the court further adjudges it to be for the best interest of the said Larry Gill, that he accept the sum of $150.00 <s-m-min -anc -weacoushie-aneunt-t2-ha ~pxid-xm-she-zxid kaxry-Biii, ana -+B-RoUNs-Lanthen -ndjudgan -kk -ke-hea-fan-kha-waztk- for the damage sus- tained, as contended for in xhis complaint:- It is further adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff, WL Gill, sustained no damages on account of the injury to his son, the basis of this controversy; It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court, that the plaintiff, Larry Gill, do have and recover of the defendant, the South- ern Railway Company, the sum of $150.00, together with the costs of this action, the same to be taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and that the plaintiff, WL Gill, take nobhing by thi action. This judgment, by consent of the parties, is rendered as of March Term, 1933, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. This the lst day of April, 1933. Wilson Warlick Judge Holding Regularly the Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial Dist- rict of North Carolina. Judge Presiding 075 In the Superior Court North Carolina, tredell County. Before the Clerk, jhe Travelers Insurance Company i vs } FINAL JUDGMENT Grter-Lowrance Construction Company(} 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 Monday, the 2Oth day of March, 1933, upon motion of the Attorneys for Plaintiff, Adams and Dearman, for judgment by default final, and it ap- pearing to the Court that summons was issued on the 6th day of February, 1933 that summons was returnable as provided by law; that on the 6th day of Feb- ruary, 1955, plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint with the Clerk of Sup- erior Court, demanding a sum certain in money due on two promissory notes; that a copy of the summons, together with a copy of the complaint was served on the defendant, Grier-Lowrance Construction Company on the 6th day of Beb- rusry, 1935; that it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for the defendant to plead has elapsed since the service of the complaint and summons upon the defendant; that no answer, demurrer, or other pleading, or motion has been filed by the defendant, and that no extension of time with in which to plead or to move has been requested by or granted to the defend- ant; that 1t further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff exhibited to the Court the two promissory notes, and that there appears to be due on these obligations, the sum of Thirteeh Hundred Ninety-seven Dollars and Seventeen Cents ($1397.18), together with interest at the rate of Six Percent (6%) per annum on Six Hundred Ninety-eight Dollars and Fifty-eight Cents (698.58) from the 29th day of August, 1938, unt] paid, and on Six Hundred Ninety-Eight Dollars and Fifty-nine Cents ($698.59) from the 28th day of September, 1952, untul peid, Thereupon, it is adjudged, decreed and ordered that the plaintiff d recover of the defendant the sum of Thirteen Hundred Ninety-seven Dollars an t Seventeen Cents ($1397.17). together with interest at the rate of Six Percen - t (6%) per annum on Six Hundred Ninety-eight Dollars and Fifty eight Cents dred ($698.58) from the 29th day od August, 1932, until paid, and on Six Hun Cents ($698.59) from the 28th day of Ninety-eight Dollars and Fifty-nine mn to be tax» September, 1932, until paid, together with the cost of this actio ed by the Clerk of the Court. This Monday, the 20th day of March, 1935, John L Milholland Clerk of Superior Court Iredell County. BRERA SER Se Sette tee 976 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Planters Fertilizer and Phosphate Company, a corporation. vs JUDGMENT WN Somers. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the unsersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday March, 20th, 1933, and it appearing to the Court, and the court finding it a fact that a’Summons and Writ of Claim and Delivery in this cause was duly served upon the defendant on the 16th day of December, 19352, and that the Complaint was filed in the office of the Clerk of Sup- erior Court of Iredell County on the 237d day of December, 1932, and that the time allowed for the answer or other pleadings has expired and that no answer or other pleadings has been filed by the defendants. The court finds it a fact that the defendant, WN Somers is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $203.24, which amount is evidenced by a noteand that the plaintiff is entitled to recover from the defehdant tha amount of $203.24, with Interest at the rate of 6 percent per annum from May, 25, 1931 until paid: that the court finds as a further fact that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff on the plaintiff's second ac- tion, in the sum of $79.40, which amount is evidenced by a note with inter- est due thereon from the 7th day of January, 1932, until paid. The Court finds it a further fact that the plaintiff is entitl- ed to the possession of the personal property described in the complaint in this gause and it is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed that A C McIntosh be and he is hereby authorized, instructed and directed to advertise the property described in the complaint in this cause for public sale at such time and place as said commissioner may d.em best after duly advertising the same for twenty days as is required by law and it is further ordered that said commissioner shall pay the proceeds derrived from the sale of said personal property (1) in payment and discharged of the cost of this action and then . (2) apply the remainder in satisfaction of this judgme in-+so-far as the same may sufficient to pay the same and after paying the cost of this action and judgment (3) appix she remainder in sxkixfagtion sf this ts legal pay the surplus, if any, to the defendant or representative and this judgment is hereby declared a specific lien upon the personal property described in the complaint in this cause and in the mortgage therein mentioned, | The Court finds it a fact that the property described in the complaint at the time the same was seized under a Writ of Claim and Deliv- ery in this cause, was worth $500.00 and it is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by this court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $205.24, with interest on the same from May £5, 1951 until paid, and also the sum of $79.40 with interest on said amount from the 7th day of Jan- vary, 1952 until paid and for the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. Witness my hand and seal this Monday, March 27, 1933, John L Milholland Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk Carolina Parlor Furniture Company, $ Plaintiff. vs JUDGMENT j } Rose-Gathings Company, Incorporated, } Defendant | This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before his Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it ap- pearing to the Court that summons was issued in the above entitled cause on the 22nd day of Bebruary, 1933, and at the time of the issuance of the said summons that a duly verified complaint was filed in the office of the Clerk; t that a copy of said summons and complaint were duly served on the defendan t that on the 28th day of February, 1933, and it further appearing to the Cour or be- no answer or demurrer has been filed to said summons and complaint on demur- fore this the 3rd day of April, 1933, and that the time for answering, to the ring or otherwise pleading has now expired and 4t further appearing : es 0 caus Court from the allegations in the complaint that it sets forth two n account stated and being in the action, the first cause of action being on 4 ) Cents, with interest Sum of Two Hundred Forty-one Dollars and Sixty ($241.60 wo trade accep~ from November 9th, 1932, the second cause of action being on t : tances, one in the sum of Seventy-five ($75.00) Dollars, and the other in the sum of Two Hundred Seventy-four ($274.00) Dollars, making a total of Three due on said trade ac ana it further appearing to laint; in- ceptances, with Hundred Forty-nine ($349,00) Dollars terest on same from March Sth, 1932 until paid; 4n the comp the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to relief demanded NOW, THEREFORE, it 1s considered, ordered, adjudged ana decrees that the plaintiff recover of the defendantz on i's first cause of action the sum of $241.60, with interest thereon from November 9th, 1932, untii paid, at the rate of six per cent per annum, and it's cost of action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. That plaintiff recover on it's second cause of action the sum of $349.00, with interest thereon from March 5, 1932, until paid, at the rate of six per cent per annum and it's cost of action to be taxed by the Glerk of this Court. This the Srd day of Mpril, 1933. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, $33 Se 36 3b ob ee ghae Baers Te 35 ob ee ears: a ee ee eee North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk Rockwell Casket Company, a Corporation, Plaixytiff vs FINAL JUDGMENT BM McNeely, trading and doing business as B M McNeely & Company Defendant Tis cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under- signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, the Srd day of April, 1933, upon motion of the Attorneys for plains tiff, Adams & Dearman, for judgment by default final, and it appearing to the court that summons was issued on the 22nd day of February, 1955; that summons was returnable as provided by law; that on the 22nd day of February, 1955, 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 an stated account; that a copy of said summons, together with a copy of the com- plaint, was served on the defendant, B M McNeely, trading and doing business as B M McNeely & Company, on the 25th day of February, 1933; that 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; and no answer, demurrer, or other pleading, or motion has been filed by the defend- ant, and that no extension of time with in which to plead of to move has bem requested by, or granted to, the defendant; and it further appearing t? ™~ Court that the plaintiff exhibited to the Court a statement of the stated #0" count sued on in this action; that there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of Two Hugdred Fifty-six Dollars and Fifty Cents ($256.50), together with interest thereon at the rate of Six per cent (6%) per annum from i. day of February, 1932 until paid. THEREFORE, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED That the plaintirr recover of the defendant the sum of Two Hundred Fifty-six Dollars and Pifty Gents ($256.50), together with interest thereon at the rate of Six percent (6%) per annum from the 8th day of February, 1938, wntil paid, together with the cost of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, s This Monday, Srd day of April, 1933, i John L Milholland Clerk of Superior Court Iredell County, cy ee ee BRR ORM eH North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk Statesville Industrial Bank of { Statesville, N. C. Plaintiff. { vs } JUDGMENT R V Tharpe and wife, Maggie 1 Tharpe, Defendants. } = This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the under- signed Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff has filed its duly verified complaint in this action on January Sl, 1933, and on said date caused summons to be issued herein; and it appearing that summons was duly served on R V Tharpe on February 5, 1955, and an alias te summons was duly served on Maggie Tharpe (Mrs R V Tharpe) on Merch 1, 1955, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the date of the service of ihe said summons and neither of the defendants have appeared, answered or demur- red to the complaint of the plaintiff and are now in default; And it appearing that this action was instituted to recover judgment endants on a certain sealed, promissory note executed and delivered by the def ear to the plaintiff in the sum of $ @00.00 dated December 3, 1951, due one y ity until after date, with interest at the rate of 6% per annum, after maturty Paid; and it appearing that only $166.70 has been paid on s@ there is now due and justly owing thereon the sum of $255.50 4d note, and that with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from December 3, 1952, until paid; a considered that the plaintiff ife Maggie Tharpe on said sum frm of It 1s, therefore, ordered, adjudged an Pecover judgment against the defendants R V Tharpe and w t (Mrs R Vv Tharpe) for the sum of $233.60 together with interes John L Milholland er r December 3, 1932, until paid at the rat ‘his action. - This April 35, 1955. Maes Sea SHEE 080 forth Carolina, In the Superior Court o8] fredell County. Before the Judge Honorable John M Oglesby, ie jaent Judge Superior aot, Fifteenth Judicial District. I, John L. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, hereby petition your Honor to grant an order allowing me to te be absent from the office of Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina on Monday, April 10th, 1933. I find it necessary for me to be absent from the County on the above date to attend to some important business, I have a competent and efficient Deputy who will be in the office during my absence, Very respectfully, John L Milholland H Clerk Superior Court { Iredell County, North Carolina. North Carolina, { In the Superior Court } ORDER. Fifteenth Judicial District J} John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court of Tredell County, North Carolina, having applied to me for permission to be absent from the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, Borth Carolina, on Monday, April 10th, 1933, and having given what appears to be good and safficient reasons for his absence; Now, therefore, it is ordered that said John L Milholiand be al- lowed to be absent from the office of Clerk Superior Court for Iredell County North Carolina on Monday, April 10th, 1955, provided he leaves & competent deputy in charge of said office during his absence. This the 7th day of April, 1955. John M Oglesby Judge Residing in the Fifteenth Judicial District, NC 082 North Carolina, In the Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Iredell County, Before the Clerk E E Phifer and J C Brookshire t Mrs Bessie Creech } and Sons, Inc. t vs vs i JUDGMENT i Confession of Judgment John M Sharpe and FL 4 Greensboro Joint Stock Land Bank j Sharpe ’ We, John M Sharpe and F L This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Sharpe, defendants in the above entitled action, hereby confess judgment in favor of Mrs Bessie Creech lai Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the matter has already the wnat es » Plaintiff, in Pe VO, WwW interest from Jan lst 1 been heard before Honorable John M Oglesby, and an agreement reached between authorize the entry of jua 953 until paid, and herehy y of judgment therefor a ainst u the Attorneys representing the plaintiffs and defendant wherein it was agreed 1933 , oo March, after intimations by the court that the restraining order be dissolved and This confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due from us to that the deposit of $193.75 made by the plaintiff, J C Brookshire and sons, the plaintiff, and arising out of the following facte: Inc, as an advanced bid and paid by the Clerk of the Court to the defendant Upon a promissory note given by John M Sharpe to Mrs Bessie Creech to be returned to the court for the use and benefit of the said Jo Brookshire for DenEewen money in the auount of $500.00, and signed by F L Sharpe as sursiy d 2 ©, i 4 and Sons, Inc, and both parties being before the Court and agreeing to these MINREFORE, these defendants come into court and acknowledge this debt i Cane, to the plaintiff in said sum of $500, with interest from the lst day of Jan, 1933, until The plaintiffs coming into court by their Attorney, E A Hilker and . paid, and authorize and direct the Clerk of the Superior Court to enter jud moves for a non-suit, it is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed that judgment against us in said amount, this action be and it is hereby monsuited, and that the cost be taxed against Jno M Sharpe (Seal) the plaintiffs. F L S§arpe (Seal) North Carolina, This the 12th day of April, 1933. Iredell County. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court John M Sharpe and F L Sharpe, each being duly sworn says; That the facts set forth ee ubove motten iele ty ax ane dk ous af bie ek se in the foregoing Confession of Judgment are true, and that the amount of the judgment confessed is justl owing to th lai to received by me. This the 12th day of April, 1933. 4 : eerie ce: Jno M Sharpe (Seal) E A Hilker F L Sha Attorney for plaintiffs. "Te — Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 29th day of March, 1933. ae CG Smith Deputy Clerk Superior Court, j } 1 } | } i | North Carolina, In the Superior Court \ Iredell County. Before the Clerk, ‘ Mrs Bessie Creech : vs } JUDGMENT John M Sharpe and F L Sharpe fj John M Sharpe and F L Sharpe having come into Court and confessed Judgment in favor of Mrs Bessie Creech in the amount of $500.00 with interest from the lst day of January, 1933 and authorize judgment to be entered in ac- cordance with said confession. 084 ; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recoves of the defendants the sum of $500.00 with interest as aforesaid, This 2lst dag of April, 1933. John L Milhollana Clerk Superior Court, a RE OS RE NT NR bs SEAS Motos eee a ie ee ae) North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Becker Roofing Company, Plaintiff. DM Creswell and wife L ) vs ' JUDGMENT { Maude L Creswell, Defendants } At a Superior Court held in the Courthouse in Statesville, North Carolina, on Monday, the 24th day of April, 1933. Present: Hon. John L Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court of Ire- dell County, North Carolina, This action having been called, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court as follows: ist. That said action was instituted in the Superior Court of Iredell County on the llth day of March, 1933, at which time verified itemiz- ed complaint was filed in said Court. end. That the said cause of action is for a definite amount due by the defendants to the plaintiff on a contract, all of which is set forth in said complaint and copy of the contract attached thereto. 5rd. That both summons and complaint were duly served on the de- fendants on the 1lth day of March, 1933, copy of said summons and complaint delivered to the said defendants by the officer making the service. 4th. That it has been more than thrity days since the service of the summons and complaint on the deferdants, and that neither of the said de- ‘iiiate has answered or demurred to the complaint. Sth. It further appearing to the Court that the said cause of nh tion as set forth in the complaint is on contract for definite amount, to-wit: t per annul $330.00, with interest on said amount at the rate of six per cen P ee , th jointly and sev- from February 17, 1933, which amount the defendants are both jointly * real agit erally indebted to the plaintiff, same being for repairs to the J he ag as: Pee iff tg ec} edell County filed a lien in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Ir of the defendants, as described in the complaint. : - lain 6th. That it further appearing to the Court that the p goes on the property described in the complaint, on the 13th day of September, 1932 » and suit was instituted on said lien on March 11, 1933, within the time allowed by law » Said claim asking for a specific It further appearing ) titled to a specific lien upon the p lien on said property. 7th. Court that the plaintiff is en= m@ty described in the complaint for the satisfaction of this judgment, as Provided by law, IT IS Now on MOTION OF HUDSON & HUDSON, connsel for the plaintiff, Adjudged: lst. That the Plaintiff recover of the defend ants, D M Creswell and wife, Maude L Creswell, both jointly ana severally, the sum of $330.00, with interest on said amount at the rate of six per cent per annum, from , February, 17, 1933, 2nd. That the costs of this action be taxed b y the Clerk against the defendants, Srd. That this judgment be, and the same is hereby declared, a specific lien upon the property described in the complaint » and that same be sold under the orders of the Court for the satisfaction of this judgment, This Monday, the 24th day of April, 1933, John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court Iredell County NC North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, A L White, Mrs DC Tilley, Miss ' Lizzie White, J W White, and Aden } White, Nannie White and Carrie White I Minors by their next friend R W Tilley. |} Vs CONSENT JUDGMENT I T A Hartness This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C., and it ap- pearing to the Court that all of the parties are properly before the Court, and the minors are duly represented in this action by their next friend RW Tilley, and it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiffs and defend- ant have reached an agreement in regard to the matters and things set forth in the complaint, which agreement is as follows: "In consideration of the sum of $98.50 to be paid to the plaintiffsby the defendant A Hartness out of the first monies received from the salé of the lumber and post hereinafter dea- cribed, it is agreed that T A Hartness is the owner and entitled to the poss- 985 986 ession of all the lumber, slabs and locust post which has been cut from the tract of land belonging to the plaintiffs and lying ana being in Alexander County, containing about 30 acres, and known as the Alias White Mountain Tract, there being o@# said lumber about 27,000 feet of poplar, 23,000 feet of pine, and about 200 locust post, and that TA Hartness is the owner and entitled to cut from said tract of land all the locust on said land which are uncut and are suitable for fence post, and to cut all the timber which is uncut 6n said land that is suitable for boards or lumber, and that the said T A Hartness shall have until the lst dag of November, 1933 in which to cut and remove said boards, lumber and locust from said land, and that the plaintiffs are to turn over to the defendant his note which they hold in the sum of $22.50." It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged, that the defend- ant T A Hartness is the owner and entitled to the possession of all the lun- ber stabs and locust post which have been cut by the defendant from the tract of aand belonging to the plaintiffs, which tract of land and lumber are des- cribed above, and that the defendant T A Hartness is the owner and entitled to cat the locust post on said lands which have not been cut+and which are suitable for fence post, and entitled to cut the timber on said tract of land which has not been cus and which is suitable for bogtds or lumber, and that he shall have the full right to go on said lands for the purpose of cutting the remainder of said timber and and locust, and for removing that already cut; that the said T A Hartness shall have until the ist dag of November 1935, in which to cut and remove said timber, slabs and locust from said land; that out of the first monies received from the sale of the afore- said lumber and locust that the said TA “artness shall pay to the plaintiff the sum of $98.50, being the full consideration for the lumber, slabs and locust already cut from said land, and the lumber, slabs, boards and locust to be cut therefrom between now and the lst dag of November, 1933, It is : further ordered that the plaintiffs turn over to the ee oe the defendant held by them in the sum of $22.50. It is fur ns wll the plaintiffs pay $5.00 of the Court cost in this action, and of the cost to be paid by the defendant. This the 27th day of April, 1933. Tohn L Miihollené WE SONSENT eh Clerk Superior Court/ AL White, Plaintiff Neil S Sowers, Attorney for Plaintiff ss ee TA Hartness, Defendant C B Winberry, Attorney for Defendant, TOT EK Beas HE North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredeal County, Before the Clerk E E Phifer and J ¢ Brookshire { & Sons, Incorporated, a Corp- j oration, Plaintiffs, 0 i j j vs Greensboro Joint Stock Land Bank of Corporation, and J S Duncan, Defendants j ’ Now, therefore, it is ordered » adjudged and decreed that this action be and same is hereby non-shited, And that the plaintiff be taxed with the costs, This the 29th day of April, 1933, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. We consent to the above judgment, E A Hilker Attorney for plaintiffs Scott & Collier Attorney for defendants 1 Ot 1 et 5 o*8 a -, ww WRN a I Ue North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Dr A G Phifer § vs } JUDGMENT Ben A Stimson and John A Scott, Trustee, ) This cause coming on to be heard ana being heard before the under- Signed Clerk of the Superior Court on Monday, the lst day of May, 1933, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the Summons in this action together with a copy of the Complaint was served on the defendants more than thirty days prior to this date, and that no answer has been filed, and the defendant, Ben A Stimson, is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $5,789.00 together with interest thereon from the 3rd day of October, 1931 until faid, Same being a certain stated amount due on note, secured by deed of trust: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintirr Dr AG Phifer, rcover of the defendant the sum of #5,789.00 together with in- terest thereon from the ord day of October, 1931 until paid, end the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, 989 It is furthér ordered and adjudged by the Court that the lands deserip. ed in the complaint and in the deed of trust » Siven to secure the payment of the indebtedness of the defendant, Ben A Stomson, It is thereupon ordered, by Consent, and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $140.00 and that the to the plaintiff, recorded costs of this action to be taxed by in book of mortgages No. 80 at page 138, of the records of the Register oz defendant pay the the Clerk of this Court, Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina, be and said lands are hereby con. John L Milholland Clerk SuperiorxCourt demned to be sold for the payment of this judgment and that the equity of By Consent: redemption of the defendants be and is hereby forever barred, John R McLaughlin ; . C B Winberr It is further ordered and adjudged that H E Lewis be, and he is hereby Attorneys Me plaintirr. appointed a commissioner to advertise and sell said lands anda that he be and Scott & Collier is hereby authorized to sell said lands at the Court House Door in Statesville Attorneys for defendant, Iredell County; North Carolina, on Monday June 5th, 1933 at 1g O'clock,Noon, for cash, to the highest bidder, after first advertising said lands for thirty 3 Wh ETE Sh SEE EERE Seg: days, immediately preceeding said sale, at the Court House Door of Iredell ’ North Carolina | Spri Term 1933 County, North Carolina, and three other public places in said County, and once f° She. Bye ng Supreme Court a week for four weeks in the Statesville Record, a news paper published in & <| P ! Tredell County John C Sharpe, Administrator, D.B.N. of Luther Dalton, deceased, Iredell County. VS : } by al- ther adjudged that the plaintiff be, and he is here oe oo Mart Carson, William Carson, Marie Martin lowed tbo bid at said sale, » Ernest Carter, John c Carter, Will Carter, George Carter, Gene Bradshaw, Ed Bradshaw, Willie Bradshaw, a ° le, atu Joe Bradshaw, Margie Bradshaw, Olia Carter Cuthell, Grace Carter Gordon, = ‘ s t the proceeds of sale, It is further ordered and adjudged tha Maggie Carter Witherspoon, Julia Carter Edwards, Sallie Dalton, Josephine “fs luding Smith Holmaes, Fannie Carson, Gertrude Carson, Mae Otis Carson, Henry r o nd the costs of Foreclostre sale, inc Carson, Raleigh Carson Lately Carson, Rosevelt Carson, Katie Bell Carson; paying the costs of the action, a Imes, Nick Dalgon, A D Folger, Admr of Daisy Dalton, deceased, and all other parties known or unknown who are intereste Dalton, Deceased, This May lst 1933, we the Commissioner's fee, be credited as a payment on this judgment. ad in the estate of Luther L Milholland nr cuss hapaotes Court Iredell County 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 error in the record and proceedings of said business under the name of And it is considered and adjudged further, that the defendants do Merchants Produce Company North Carolina, In the Superior Court Superior Court/ It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, that tye . eae the opinion of the Court as delivered by the Honorable w J Brogden, Justice, b rene be certified to the said Superior Court, to the intent that the Judgment is ‘% vs ’ JUDGMENT y reversed, Alex George and G L Grorge, } Partners trading and doing ' 4 pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, to-wit, the sum of Bleven dersigne a before the un The above causeing coming on to be hear and 35/100 Dollars ($11.35), and execution issue therefor, t of Iredell County on Thursday, May 4th, 1953, and Clerk of the Superior Court o rede : Edward Murray n that the ples it appearing to the Court, from the admission of the parties, +i ° a ies ne ee them grow = ur tiff and defendant have adjusted all matters of difference between f been yy L) and it has (SEA ing out of the things set forth in the plaintiff's complaint and the um of $140.00 ¢ agreed that the defendant will pay the plaintiff the sum of $ dis- ttlement and G16" costs of this action to be taxed by the Court asm a full se charge. 290 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. A P Smith, Admiriistrator of j the Estate of Grayson Elmore, Deceased. }j Plaintiff. } vs JUDGMENT Buyich Furniture Company, wie ae and N H Somers, and C R Marlow, by his Guardian Ad Litem W R Battley. : Defendants. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before his Hon- or, John L Milholland, Clerk of Iredell Superior Court, on the fifth day of May, 1933, and it appearing that service of process by summons has been made upon the parties and that the parties thereto have agreed upon a compromise settlement thereof, by the terms of which the plaintiff has agreed to accept and the defendants, although denying liability in the cause of action, have agreed to pay the plaintiff the sum of Four Thousand Doblars ($4,000.00) in full satisfaction and final determination of the plaintiff's claim against the defendants on account of the death of the plaintiff's intestate; NOW, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, and adjudged that the plaintiff have and recover from the defendants, and from each of them, the sum of Four fhousarid Dollars ($4,000.00), the costs of this action to be borne by the defendants. This the fifth day of May, A. D. 1933. John IL Milholland, We Consent: Clerk of the Superior Court Adams & Dearman C H Dearman, Attorney for Plaintiff John W Wallce Attorney for Defendant Bunch Furn Co. C R Marlow : - by WR Battley, By his Guardian ad Litem W R Battley A P Smith, Administrator of the Estate of Grayson Elmore. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Fred A Locke, Administrator of Mrs Bettie Locke, Deceased. Plaintiff big JU DGMENT Bunch Furniture Company, Incor- porated, and N H Somers, and C R Marlow, by his Guardian ad Litem WR Battley, Defendants, et A ee ce —- E> ae ore his This cause coming on to be heard and being heard bef ud 4ifth or John L Milholland, Clerk of Iredell Superior Court, on the f ! has beet May, 1955, and it appearing that service of process by summons ake 291 upon the parties and that the parties thereto have agreed upon a compromise settlement thereof, by the terms of which the plaigtiff has agreec to accept, and the defendants, although denying liability in the cause of ‘action, have agreed to pay the plaintiff the sum of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) in full satisfaction and final determination of the plaintiff's claim against the defendants on account of the death of the plaintiff's intestate; Now, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, and adjudged that the plaintiff have and recover from the defendants, and from each of them, the sum of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00), the costs of this action to be borne by the defendants, This the fifth day of May, A. D, 1933, John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court We Consent: Lewis & Lewis by J G Lewis Attorneys for plaintiff John W Wallace, Attorney for Defendant Bunch Furhiture Co, C R Marlow by WR Battley, By his Guardian ad Litem W R Battley Fred a Locke, Administrator of Mrs Bettie Locke, Deceased, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. R G Hanes ) vs j JUDGMENT R S Kyles. | This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court and being heard and it appearing that the matters in controversy have been settled out of Court by the defentdantz agreeing to pay to the plaintirr the sum of $24.75, this being one half of the principal sum sued for and by the defendant agreeing to pay the entire cost of the action, | It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $24.75 and the cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, the cost to include all costs heretofore advanced by the plaintéff. This the 8th day of May, 19 Consented to by Zeb V Turlington, Attorney for plaintiff J G Lewis, Attorney for defendant. EAE SESE ESE ae Ih aeae Aicse srseate ate 090) North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. greed to accept, A? Smith, Administrator of » although denying liability in the cause of ‘action, have ’ the Estate of Grayson Elmore, a tage \ and the defendants Plaintiff. agreed to pay the plaintiff the sum of Three Thousand Doll vs JUDGMEN?T nd Dollars ($3,000.00) in full satisfaction and final determination of the plaintiff's claim against the Buyjch Furniture Company, Incorporated, }f and N H Somers, and C R Marlow, by defendants on account of the death of the plaintiff's intestate: his Guardian Ad Litem WR Battley. t ; Defendants. t Now, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, and adjudged that the plaintiff have and recover from the defendants, and from each of them, the sum This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before his Hon- of Three Thousand Dollars (#3 ,000.00), or, John L Milholland, Clerk of Iredell Superior Court, on the fifth day of the costs of this action to be borne by the defendants, May, 1955, and it appearing that service of process by summons has been made This the fifth day of May, A. D. 1933 4 3’ ve e ste ive upon the parties and that the parties thereto have agreed upon a compromise John I, Milholland settlement thereof, by the terms of which the plaintiff has agreed to accept Clerk of the Superior Court and the defendants, although denying liability in the cause of action, have agreed to pay the plaintiff the sum of Four Thousand Dodlars ($4,000.00) in 4 joe je am Attorneys for plaintiff full satisfaction and final determination of the plaintiff's claim against Wallace, Attorney for Defendant Bunch Puri ture ay the defendants on account of the death of the plaintiff's intestate; C R Marlow by WR Battley, By his Guardian ad Litem WR Batt NOW, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, and adjudged that . ote Fred a Locke, Administrator of Mrs Bettie Locke, Deceased, the plaintiff have and recover from the defendants, and from each of then, the sum of Four Phousard Dollars ($4,000.00), the cos¢s of this action to be borne by the defendants. MOSSE TERE E See st ae This the fifth day of May, A. D. 1933. North Carolina, In the Superior Court John L Milholland, We Consent: Clerk of the Superior Court Iredell County, Adams & Dearman R G Hanes ’ C H Dearman, Attorney for Plaintiff a jscit owns John W Wallece Attorney for Defendant Bunch Furn Co. R S Kyles. t by #8 Battles By. his Quandten ef Lites © eekwoee This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Cor irt and sh ae Administrator of the Estate of Greyson Elmar; being heard and it appearing that the matters in controversy have been settled out of Court by the defetdantz agreeing to pay to the plaintiff the sum of Ma Antena te $24.75, this being one half of the principal sum sued for and by the defendant agreeing to pay the entire cost of the action, It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of North Carolina, In the Superior Court the defendant the sum of $24.75 and the cost of the action to be taxed by the Iredell County. Fred A Locke, Administrator of / Mrs Bettie Locke, Deceased. Plaintiff Clerk of this Court, the cost to include all costs heretofore advanced by the plaintéff. This the 8th day of May, 1933. vs JU DGMENT John L Milholland Bunch Furniture Company, Incor- Consented to by Clerk Superior Court, porated, and N H Somers, and C R Marlow, by his Guardian ad Litem WR Battley, Defendants. Zeb V Turlington, Attorney for plaintiff JG Lewis, Attorney for defendant. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before his | or John L Milholland, Clerk of Iredell Superior Court, on the fifth sae jess aah er eo May, 1955, and it appearing that service of process by summons has North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk Mrs G H Smithdeal . Plaintiff. vs CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT C H Brown, A G Brown, and L N Brown, Defendants 1. We, C H Brown, A. G Brown and L N Brown, the defendants in the above entitled case, hereby confess judgment in favor of Mrs GH Smith- deal, Plaintiff for Seven Hundred ($700.00) Dollars, with interest theres from March 50, 1952, and authorize the entry of judgment therefor aca us on the 3lst day of January, 1933, ii. The confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due from us to the plaintiff, arising from the following facts. The plaintiff is the owner and holder of a note dated November 50, 1931 payable to the Merchants & Farmers Bank of Mooresville N C signed by C H Brown and endors- ed by A G Brown and |. N Brown. This note was endorsed by the said bank and turned over to the plaintiff. Which sum is due to said plaintiff, over and above all just demands that we have against the plaintiff. Note #21820. C H Brown A G Brown L N Brown C H Brown, A G Brown and L N Brown, being duly sworn, says that the facts stated in the above confession are true, and that the amount of the judgment confessed is justly due the plaintiff. C H Brown A G Brown L N Brown ary, 19556 Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 31 day of January, C @ Smith | Deputy Blerk Superior Court Filed in office C SC this May 9, 1933. C G Smith Dept csc d For value received, I hereby transfer the within ju & Farmers Bank out recorse ‘to D C Fussell, Liquidating Agent, or Merchants Mooresville, NC. This lst day of May, 1933. Mrs G H Smithdeal, Witness: R O Miller. DREGE EE $e Ate He ote gment with- North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, Peoples Natibnal Bank of South Carolina, Consolidated Cotton Oil Company and Isidore Wallace i i vs j JUDGMENT } ) This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that this action was instituted on the 2lst day of Arvil, 1933, and that summons and copy of plaintiffts verified complaint were served on the defendant on April 22nd, 1933; that the action is based on two written instruments, tmxwt to-wit; notes executed by the defendants and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of the summons and complaint off the defendants; that they have not answered or demurred to the plaintiff's cause of action, thereby raising an issue; that the defendants are indebted to the plaintirr in the amount of $1016.87, with interest at the rate of 8% per annum from the 26th day of Sept, 1932, Lt is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $1016.67, with interest at the rate of 8% per annum from the 26th day of Sept. 1932, until paid, and that they be taxed with the costs of this action, Signed this 29th day of May, 1933. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. 992 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk North Carolina, In the Superior Court \ Iredell County, . Mrs G H Smithdeal \ Peoples Natibnal Bank of \ Plaintiff. South Carolina. vs CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT C H Brown, A G Brown, and L N Brown, Consolidated Cotton Oil Defendants j : vs i JUDGMENT : § Company and Isidore Wallace § ‘ This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of 1. We, C H Brown, A. G Brown and L N Brown, the defendants in , the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the above entitled case, hereby confess judgment in favor of Mrs GH Smith. this action was instituted on the 21st day of April, 1933, and that summons deal, Plaintiff,for Seven Hundred ($700.00) Dollars, with interest thereon , sal and copy of plaintiff's verified complaint were served on the defendant on from March 30, 1952, and authorize the entry of judgment therefor agaimst April 22nd, 1933; us on the Slst day of January, 1933, to-wit; that the action is based on two written instruments, taxwt notes executed by the defendants ana that more than thirty days have ll. The confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due ee : i if fl i i i i elapsed since the service of the summons and complaint off the defendants; from us to the plaintiff, arising from the following facts. The plaintiff that they have not answered or demurred to the plaintiff's cause of action, is the owner and holder of a note dated November 50, 1931 payable to the ee an thereby raising an issue; that the defendants are indebted to the plaintiff Merchants & Farmers Bank of Mooresville N C signed by C H Brown and endors- in the amount of $1016.87 » With interest at the rate of 8% per annum from ed by A G Brown and |. N Brown, This note was endorsed by the said bank and the 26th day of Sept. 1932, turned over to the plaintiff. Which sum is due to said plaintiff, over and It is, therefore » considered and adjudged that the plaintiff above all just demands that we have against the plaintiff. Note #21820. recover of the defendants the sum of $1016.67 ects Seeceenteeeegees en , with interest at the rate of 6S tie 8% per annum from the 26th day of Sept. 1932, until paid, and that they be 5 it Seen taxed with the costs of this action, L N Brom Signed this 29th day of May, 1933. r t C H Brown, A G Brown and L N Brown, being duly sworn, says tha John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, ount of the facts stated in the above confession are true, and that the am the judgment confessed is justly due the plaintiff. C H Brown A G Brown L N Brown Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 31 day of January, CG Smith Deputy Blerk Superior Court Filed in office C SC this May 9, 1933. C G Smith Dept CSC a ieee dgme 5 For value received, I hereby transfer the within judgm & Farmers Bank out recorse to D C Fussell, Liquidating Agent, or Merchants Mooresville, NC. This lst day of May, 1933. Mrs G H Smithdeal, Witness: R O Miller. 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OTL 4, tf 29 Me ‘ SG, y 28 ia 1 7 Pamiue Ls Vy, a yy gy tiney m4 PTS | p47 ‘ il Ac y 4 | , «Sle gd § | 4 Mitton), f CMLEM Nk machin P | . : a 1) PI Key : The 1) Led | i it 1 mm — paid veug? ie. ne es iE a a ” IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Monday May 22nd, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the County and State aforesaid on the Bleventh Monday after the first Monday in March, 1933, the same being the 22nd day of May, 1933, when and where His Hone or, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding, <sxpuuxgnt and holding Courts for the Fifteenth Judicial District is present and presiding and the Hon. 4 V Long, Solicitor is present and prosecuting in the name of the State, GC Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County is present and returnedxk into open Court the name of the following good and lawful men to serve as i jurors for the first week of this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: J B Fraley Jr, Chas Sprinkle, Joe D Thompson, Earl G White, J G Miller, EH Miller A B Cornelius, B C Howard, J '’ Beaver, H B Tolbert, Frank Mills, J W Auten, Oscar C Litten, C J Holiand, B L Gatton, J Hartness, H A Gill, Medde Compto: RC Little, WC Mayes & Graham Reynolds, K McNeely, Foreman of the Grand Jury being absent on account of sickness, © D Stevenson was appointed and sworn as Assistant Foreman. Allen; was appointed and sworn as o!ficer of the Grang Jury. The following were excused by the Court, M Turner, Herman Wallace, and J C Fowler, The following were sworn as talesxan jurors for the day, TL Tomlin, JW Fowler, Wilson MeDaniels and ‘im G nke. No, l | NON-SUPPORT \ State Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and vs ) Ca jias, } No, 2 State vs Phi? lip > ayes KING AND LARCENY Nol Prosed with leave No, 3 } { ‘ SDT esr , tate nA ) q Continued under former order Vs ' &lter Owene ) X No, 4 t rm DD : ND od8W State i sud i . t Continued under former order vs ) '* Howard ' Maxyxsx Dae 4 i | ' i, o oh i] | Dt ieee he ty t ‘ } iT AA) Hie i. . he wt ij oe | H Zz f ? wl \, ; oH in Bi | ‘ { No. 3 t ute i v3 ] L i BY bY ry wT t eas i 7 , t Py {4 3 rs f a Va { ; . ate Vs © - ; r r - ar . p ue 4 % fa No. ] 5 ta te we Vs PD vi Toe P * 7 — vs inver —, ‘ state vs —_— } ‘ r iO6« t State 5 a » irl 1 1 yy — —_= <a e e << ON <n > > ee a ~ eee <a et ee — IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NAY TERM 1955 Monady May 22nd, 1955. TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. It appearing that the defendant is present at this term agg for the purpose of making is appearance under the order \ State entered at the May Term, 1931, and that under said order vs the apearance at this term would amount to a final dischap tf E Bass - é g v h daditi Be Everett Parker of the defendant, if and when the con ons of the appear- ance were made. The Court has information from R L Blaylock ) Clerk of the U S District Court in the Middle District, . No. 16 that the defendant, Vernon Rash, stands charged in the u gs State District Court with the offense of the manufacture of whis- ; \ v8 is key, and that at the May Term, 1933, said case was continued TE Bass until next term for the defendant, the officers against hin being Messrs Smith & Kennedy. In view of the fact that the No. 17 Sol4eitor for the State will be unable to get in communica. | State tion with Messrs Smith a Yennedy to make inquiry as to E ‘N . a } davter Barnhardat not the defendant has Wa whether or t violated the terms imposed upon him in No. 5 herein, the Court in its descretion and 18 in the interest of both justice to the State and justice to Ho. State vs E L Henderson he¢ y fe ar + ¢ ha + . Ally oU u AY the 4nqutry may 1e appearance of be made, and of its \ the defendant to \ the August Term of the Superior Court, directing the Sher- 2 ff of Iredell County to make Inquiry, secure copy of the N 19 ndictment, if the case has been previoualy disposed of, ve * + muiaa Infoan the Court 5 + +hea Lucust mm maa State and otherwise inform the Court at the Augus lerm as to \ } indic: t now pending against the defendant, if any, v8 Randall 0 e end that the rights of the defendant and the rights yuaee Han State be not prejudged. Defendant to remain under No. 20 his same nd unless sald bondsmen release themselves hy Seehe lacing the defendant in the custody of the Sheriff of Ire- ° Sean \ vs - 4 Je us . Marvin Brown bs IT Io. 2 Continued »nder former order \ State vs Charlie Gardner No. 22 — State a 4° 7 3 a 7 Ss ontinued u r former order : Ransom e6eze Ho, 23 1 State vs Floyd Freeze ri 42UCQa VU 4 OF r Ovaer No, 24 State fas Capia vs Robert Gray No, 26 State under former order Pi art Hartsel] No, ‘ 7 , State Vs a 72 . v4iNU Joyner arr SOASANNOAAURGOYx£aKaxxxaxxop endant eas } . wad : en valle nd iiled TA — an4 d Ae UU ent Nisi Sci Fa ane as IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MSY TERM 1933, Monday May 22nd, 1933. FORGERY Continued under former order as to Bass Alias Capias as to Parker FORGERY Continued, SEDUCTION Alias Capias, FOR COSTS. Continued, ~ rar Cos 4 J — /* st paid e C OW and defendant diecharzed FOR COSTS Continued under former order Ne ON ee re ee St oN oe See St eo ot oe toe PN ae a ee | NON-SUPPORT { Defendant called and failed, Judement Nisi [ct Fa { and Instanter Capias, . ; | FOR COSTS, t Alias Capias *% Continued { j | On Qn STS. ' Continued, : LROPNV : \lias Capias. } Qo TS. yntinued under former order, Se Yefendant called and fatled. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias,. LARCEN® AND RECETVING FOR JUDGMENT >_> — — ° On count for larcent, judgment of the Court is that the defendant, Ben Watts, be imprisoned in the common gak jail and assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law for a period of FOUR MONTHS. On the Count for receiving judgment is that the defendant be imprison- ed for TVELVE MONTHS and assigned to the ate Highway Comnission as is provided by law and pay $50.00 on the cost; capias to issue to put the foregoing sentence of Twelve Months into ssue at any time upon motio of the Solicitor in open Court, when it shall appear — 7 S ) Ss t the defendant has violated any of te laws of the BUTS. The Four Months sentence to begin at the November Term of effect to Court, defendant to remain under the same bond that he is now under to present himself at the November Term of the Superior Court to begin the service of the Fourt Months imposed, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1955. Monday May 22nd, 19535. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933, | Monday May 22nd, 1933. it FORGERY ] The defendantsthrough their counsel. Huch G Mit tender to the Solicitor a plea of guilty oF ie ata’ a LARCENY AND RECEIVING No, 61 & 62 FOR JUDG ENT: State On the count for larceny, judgment of the Court is No, 50 a State Se eR atm ae 4 vs P »y “hh "Ee TANT . é Rom Watts to commit the crime of forgery, to-wit, a misdemeanor. | <3 mon jail and assigned to the State Highway Commission ; Ike Wilson j as 1s provided by law for THREE AND ONE-HALF MONTHS (33) Rrnest Meclin On the count for receiving, judgment of the court igs * D R Long that the defendant be imprisoned for Twelve Months ana ‘ § L Rucker . assicned to the State Highway Commission as is provided ; ta é by law; capias.to issue to put the foreging sentence in to e*fect to issue at any time upon motion of the Soli. 50- Atrue Bill 1g citor in en Court when 1% shall appear that the defend. 5l- Atrue Bill } ant has violated any of the laws of the State, 49- A true Bill» 7. i a 48- A True Bill ih , 4-A. A’ True Bill | LARCENY E 44- A True Bill a Las p/AD LAS » P 54- A True Bait { : 56- A True Bill 46- A True Bill Cy i : } _ | vs ! that the defendant, Rom atts, be imprisoned in the com. Artis King ae t } + ZA NOe o4 a oe ee 2 oor . No. 3: | SEDUCTIOM . om he State | Continued for defendant. | tee on i No. 44 | ASSAULT ON FEMALE, i Bass 1 : State ! The defendant comes intomopen Court and throuch his 18 «i . } vs { counsel pleads not guilty. The following jury sworn a 4 No. 37 | [VE C HT INTOXICATED, : Joe Wilcox } and empanelled, J P Fraley Jr, Joe D Thompson, J G Mile a S ta te J ne f nt comes into open Court and through his ler, 4 B Cornelius, J W Beaver, H 3 Tolbert, Frank M&iz hi A oe lc sel is & Lewls pleads not guilty. The following , Mills, J " Auten, Oscar C Litten, C J Holland, J D Nart a as Ii I f yury s r nd empannelled, J B Fraley Jr, Chas Bprinkle, a ness and FE H Miller. hy Toe Thompson, J G Miller, A B Cornelius, J W Beaver, . Pending trial of this case Court takes a recess un- fi) , n fils, J n, C C Litten . til Tuesday Morning. 2 £ <es o e we 3 > — ‘ er % . j ’ {8 i * - a into 7 ip? “ni thuanek hte 4 . : : + thy IUE 23 ° clan aon tlt 9 for ry as if -« ' charced 4 f Indic ™ ° ¢ y ® 4 + Tar fan 455A an + * nan + « 4 € rse Ri a | ; 4 N I — a _ This Honorable Court takes a recess until T lay Mornin o j 9 KO ~ TUT? ~ Y bs oc. + ' a . + . A . fen {yn Cary - ° re . tar 7 a . ? - or 7 > , by Vv . : rs ” ou a i- AS B4-+ ble ra, > at Os. ‘clock, . é s tr ¢ Pan + _ Summnn? — ; . : ie Ae ey U 5 in { ” , r ‘ i T y rc — £ = et ’ - A { sion as is pro- Tc~ 2S — a ye a » e -_ en E TITh\A ry ‘Ar NC . : f v d Sty ti nAaAuw ua — nt na "tara a lea v3 t les a 8 4 ft . H - re. e +} ‘ ’ sa 4 * ‘ J , ne irt is that the defendant be impri- 5 ’ r $ $‘ , s QO “TO ; 5 | , t S A i u ~ . sw« +4 mas di ° % nh io | , - Ss eC ' 4 i é i ~” “4 a _ ‘ : vs \ meel Hach 6 Bitahnl? coe urt and through his ‘i oxi YY) 3 e994 be , 4 — | autorsn4 at -+- picuds guilty to larceny of lle 4 ir ged e Pill of Indictment. No. i . State | . C5 ‘ » a : e ‘ a - Ve = ¥v WML Y} C Ana . oth ba “ aan { c Way Te . ’ 8 vs ,Ourt and throu ti his A Qn hy on we 4 ws ' . x i ~ - fs ‘i lbex n | osc’ aughlin pleads not guilty. The fol- ' I ;,worn n ma . - v . . = 6 Add cinpanne 2c ‘ 5 "TL. . Te ‘lier. Bt Gata no Ompannelled, Harl G White, E H BbtOS sy matton i. Ones ee, tle, > Maves. RF \ “iil, Meade Compton, Kk C Lit- “. “9 JZ née o 7 As (Risen 4 + wr Llson ¥Yehowe? ih 7= ens Oil Tomlin, ' “ Fowler, H dv } fr . A aba anxe ana + A ( miilty as char ed 4%; ’ ‘io returned a verdict : * 40 the B1lll of Indictment. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1935. Monday May 22nd, 19335. LARCENY AND RECEIVING FOR JUDG ENT: On the count for larceny, judgment of the Court is that the defendant, Rom Watts, be imprisoned in the com. mon jail and assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law for THREE AND ONE-HALF MONTHS (33), IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933, Monday May 22nd, 1953, No, 61 & 62 FORGERY « State ide King to commit the crime Ike Wilson Ernest Me ilin On the count for receiving, judgment of the that the defendant be imprisoned for Twelve assigned to the State Highway Commission as by law; capias to issue to put the foreging court is Months and is provided sentence in D R Long § L Rucker The defendantsthrough their counsel, Hugh G Mit tender to the Solicitor a plea of 1 Gn G Mitchell, guilty of an attempt of forgery, to-wit, a misdemeanor, ° 50- Atrue Bill 51- Atrue Bill Te 49- A true Bills Pil 48- A True Bill 48-A+ A’ True Bill ig A True Bill ia to effect to issue at any time upon motion of the Soli. citor in open Court when 1% shall appear that the defend. ant has violated any of the laws of the State, No, 34 j RCENY 44~- State lias Ch, las. 54- A True Bid i vs ' 56- A True Bill 1 Son Albes 46- A True Bill r ie No. 3 J SEDUCTION / ial State | Continued for defendant, Ay | ve i No. 44 | ASSAULT ON FEMALE, ‘i , eine 1 State { The defendant comes intomopen Court and throuch his nf n . sis “ oe ) vs | counsel pleads not guilty. The following jury sworn ie Ho. 5 ' : T TCA TED, Joe Wilcox } and empanelled, J P Fraley Jr, Joe PD Thompson, J G Mil- ah Sta te J he fendm t comes into open Court and through his ler, A B Cornelius, J W Beaver, H 3 Tolbert, Frank M&iz i m4 eo, | : 1 is Lewis pleads not cuilty. The following ; Mills, J Auten, Oscar C Litten, C J Holland, J D Hart et 1 las r { jur i ind empannelled, J ‘raley Jr, Chas Bprinkle, } ness and Ff H Miller. Mi Toe n, J Liler, A B Cornelius, J W Beaver, x Pending trial of this case Court takes a recess un- fH) » Frank Wills, J Ww auten, Oscar C Litten, til Tuesday Morning. tl » a Nartness, and returned a verdict of 2 ¢ oS ‘ $ -” 3 tp . ainenes oaiiheass —Aatee Rees uA 7 L ate | ™ an 2 on & = ‘ + ? +h ; } %4 ~~ - I anc. tnrougr 238 VS ‘ Cc Y 7 oO . 2 ~ _ a 1 , aa 4 r } i tm £amy vy as , | . } c reed ‘ > + ° — == ss os 4 - sca se a _ 4 . . ° f § ‘ nmovrayny fan 494A an? , S i Te n € &rse ew é . | ° nN4. * «2 . rs - oe . . | s Wa 2 . No. 4 i . mh : is Honorable Cour kes a@ recess unt ornin i ! V ATT T we seal — » \ State i x aes . ’ in ( + ? . - , > tay . > + 2 A. ’ 4 , ! 6 ; - ne ps 3 gu-itye rd, 5 at 9:30 O'clock, e ‘ ; efan » ¥ t — , . : ie @ ndant amp1 a s ¥ _* 7 Y r "Tc t ‘ ‘ of on, / ‘ ’ ~ ‘ / : { fon e ia pro- “ce « >. — ye Q fan \ ¥ * — yer = — ———eeee — eTThr r TDIN T f . : ‘ r - Cty i aM web wie “ n t nA - re lea Vs lp a a } ot - } t r the " ‘ ’ of J me Vourt is that the defendant be impri- ’ y : ‘* , ul ad oom wT nt mre ‘ a? : 1 i A * nN i j - * . I - a a ; : . i { efenda ¢ nn ' ‘ va art h - } 3 b ; ; rt and through his a | 4 , - 1 avy? ‘ a : ( guilty 0 larceny of ° € Pill of Indictment, ' No. : | a ‘ State | a Vv v u A it c 7 Sian bp rn 4 Hi Ome s a . ii - 4 : { couns: Tohy bt 29 8. pen Court and throuch his f har £ aut y" nn? a ; PL LVOT an 4 tx ae i 4m pa S not guilty. The fol- | J Al sworn no + - “ : - Ail cmpanne 2a ¢ 4 ‘r . ts filler ae led, ‘arl G White, E H | . ’ A On, 1497 i. ‘. i . tle, 1 : 3 sit, lleade Compton, K C Lit- "~s eynols = 7 { yn aT = i va ’ Om fomlin, i owler, ° ~ ‘ ik ane c a} of Guilty as charced tn tug, ond returned a verdict the Bill Indictment. of Rom Watts —— et ON ee eee ee ee —— ——-——o oo <—_ <> oo —e ee ~<a ee Set ee Ht i i IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1935. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ml h d, 1933. MAY TERM 1933, / — ee Monday May 22nd, 1933. 1 | LARCENY AND RECEIVING o, 61 & 62 FORGERY FOR JUDG ENT: Tate The defendants through their counsel, Hugh G Mitchell On the count for larceny, judgment of the Court is vs tender to the Solicitor a plea of guilty of an attempt { that the defendant, Rom atts, be imprisoned in the com. artis King to commit the crime of forgery, to-wit, a misdemeanor. we } } } t mon jail and assigned to the State Highway Commission Ike Wilson j | as is provided by law for THREE AND ONE-HALF MONTHS (33), Frnest Medlin | j On the count for recciving, judgment of the court is D R Long | that the defendant be imprisoned for Twelve Months ang ‘' 8 L Rucker assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law; capias to issue to put the foreging sentence in to effect to issue at any time upon motion of the Soli- 50- Atrue Bill citor in open Court when if shall appear that the defend. 51- Atrue Bill ant has violated any of the laws of the State, 49- A true Bills : 48- A True Bill 48-A. A’ True Bill LARCENY : 44< True Bill Ti Alias C&pias. 54- True Bill 56- True Bill 46- True Bill > PrP > cE DNC TION / tn Continued for defendant, No. 44 { ASSAULT ON FEMALE, ri State | The defendant comes intomopen Court and through his ie } vs } counsel pleads not guilty. The following jury sworn i IVE © T IN ICATED,. a Joe Wilcox } and empanelled, J P Fraley Jr, Joe PD Thompson, J G Mil- Fi The defendm t comes into open Court and through his ler, A B Cornelius, J W Beaver, H 5 Tolbert, Frank M&iz Ay ounsel ig Lewis pleads not guilty. The following i Mills, J W Auten, Oscar C Litten, C J Holland, J D Hart a ere and empan 1 B Fraley Jr, Chas Bprinkle, ; ness and F H Miller. {,\ n, J G Mi Cornelius, J W Beaver, Pending trial of this case Court takes a recess un- Hi} » Fran 1) ten, Oscar C Litten, til Tuesday Morning. Hi + = ) ‘ cok 4) BOLI 5 A 28S, and returned a verdict of p | . 5 xntin . conse e. ti i j ’ ait Wt Y y as ae ~ ‘ in : c é into yourt and through his . Cc in 7 e * lw ’ . ote oe Se J aa ( 43 o for ry as ih cnar ed 4 +f 7 dic ‘ ‘ oy ° T 2. ny ‘ t I t prayer for judgement 2 , « n for e Years “ ~« n. 2 - , = Fie | » i - . — . is Honorable Court takes a recess unt 1 orning , wr TUT. , K \ : * e —_ . ye ° in? 5 Cc 99 $ nA =? . e £7 bay ZnA 7c Cy Zr t 1 . t r e ‘ ' ’ ame _ - ee > i ‘ _ = Vv at : - CLOCK. t = tne defendant © i I > - 7 . - : Yr 4 od of Y vr S ae F s ) \ ' i ay C ission as is pro- : ts: Os silanes : — —_— — = -_—— oe - —— — rrr . ' TTITTV Yr TT Qn PRY ING ndun? » 4+ = 2 , ; F aa t an nters a plea T ae Pd t fr th Tansee & P ed irt is that the defendant be impri- ) n ‘atl for ; a am ty sremre ~ ’ —_ i\* ~ ‘ " é rf . wm ¢ Le _— or4 L ao ss . . . he defen wt . ¥ counsel Huph G tttor, santo open Court and through his e 4 { shy nNnlend nlite ha ae fc automob4 ls al ae 4S ZULL larceny oO : “2604 iN € Pill of Indictment, ." _e ) © defendant ax — i — AALS Umes nto rae F coun r a ‘ae Open Court and through his in ewauchlin pleads not guilty. The fol- ; e 4 sworn ny ae . « c -& UG a EE : rm an ympanne a = Cd flier } Gatton a viiparine 4CQ, arl G White, H , TA von , ‘ ~274 ee : & " tle, ; aa op A pw atts Meade Compton, Kk C Lit- : a. 9 Z evno _ 7 + " Llson McDowell ana yHO.38, Lom Tomlin, J W Fowrler, of Guilty ag charesd te ee, and returned a verdict i the Bill of Indictment. 6 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Tuesday May 23rd, 1933. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 | Tuesday May 23rd, 1933 pi This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morn. yo. 45 } VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW ing May 23rd, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, \ state ) The defendant comes into open Court and through her : \ ee } counsel Jbhn R McLaughlin pleads not guilty. The follow- \ pertha Gilliam } ing jury sworn and empanelled,Oscar Litten, Graham Rey=° No. 44 } ASSAULT ON FEMALE, nolds, Wilson McDaniels, Wm G Hanke, J B Fraley Jr, RC State { The jury heretfore named returned a verdict of Little, Joe D Thompson, H B Tolbert, H A Bill, Meade a vs { guilty to assault on female as charged in the Bill Compton, A B Cornelius, J G Miller, and returned a ver- Joe Wilcox 4 of Indictment. dict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, No. 38 | POSSESS AND SELL LIQUOR, \ No. 47 } ASSAULT WITH DHADLY WEAPON, Raabe i Gontinned far State \ State { The defendant comes into open Court and through his on i vs } counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads not guilty. Jury sworn I R Little } Julius Harrison } and empannelled. At close of the evidence defendant moves for judgment as of non-suit. Motion Allowed No. 39 ) TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. State j Continued for defendant, . sae “- \ No. 53 § LARCENY AND HOUSEBREAKING Harry C Little } State ' The defendant comes into open Court and enters a ie vs } plea of Molo contendere. No, 46 } ATCEMPT TO BREAK AND ENTER Al Hartline ! i State j The defendant comes into open Court and through his _vs } counsel John R McLaughlin pleads not guilty. The follow- will Price 4 ing jury sworn and empanelled, H A Gill, Meade Compton, Ho. 70 , fend R C Little, WC Mayes, Graham Reynolds, Tom Tomlin, J Wf | State ( The defendant through his counsel Hugh G Mitchell ten- Fowler, Wilson McDaniels & Wm G Hanke, and returned a yw ooee a plea of guilty to larceny of goods of value under verdict of GUILTY as charged in the Bill of Indictment, HL Dishman ! $20. which plea the Solicitor accepts. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be impri- lias soned in common jail for a period of SIX MONTHS and as- Ho. 68 ) OPERATE CAR WITH SMOKESCREEN Instanter signed to the State Highway Commission as is provided by f = © { The Solicitor in open Court moves for/capias to law and pay the costs, capias and commitment to put the i Roscoe Holinan fv» OUn*Y for defendant. Bond fixed at $500.00 in thes Yeare when it shall appear te the Seliciter thd M ] r . when sha appear to e Solicitor th ee the defendant has violateed any of the laws of the State in i Defendant to give bond in the sum of $100 conditioned on | oa } VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW his personal appearence at the November Term to show F Z ae cates and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa ) that he has paid the cost in this case. i vow oT and vapias to lecklenburg and Iredell Counti WM Taft Jr. } ~e i No, 71 & 72 } LARCENY ae De - Consolidated ' The defendant through his counsel Burke & Burke ten- + dy { ASSAULT WITH D:ADLY WEAPON. , State } ders a plea of guilty to larceny of goods of value under vs piv 18 ordered by the Court that the forfieture here- "7 ! $20. which plea the Solicitor accepts. eiind Jerse — made at this term of Court be stricken out. Ross Dishman { In #71. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant The defendant is ordered into custody to begin ken- be imprisoned in the common jail for a period of SIX tence of TEN MONTHS on roads heretofore imposed, MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law. No, 42 DISPOSE oP unpmune een In #72. Judgment of the Court that the defendant be State : DESTUSE OF MORTGAGE PROPERTY imprisoned in the common jail and assigned to the State ve pee oe comes into open Court and through his ; Highway Commission for SIX MONTHS, capias to issue at David Barber 1 Jury w io z not guilty, Jury sworn and empanneliled. any time upon motion of the Solicitor within Three Years "hehiatuae i Mistrial ordered, : when it shall appear that the defendant has violated any } citor takes nol prose with leave. of the laws of the State. No. 52 § STOREBREAKTNG awr SLUNEBRUAKING AND LA ,ENY N , s State } the def ASCE % 73 } MANSLAUGHTER = C end 10 Qn , vs | counsel 3 G poate tee into open Court and through his \ State ' The defendant comes into open Court and through his Nae’ G Johnson, } a allie of tae aoe &@ plea of Nolo Contendre. ' a } counsel John R McLaughlin tenders a plea of guilty of prisoned in the pot ourt is that the defendant be im- Charlie Mattocks | manslaughter, which plea is accepted by the Solicitor. b and assigned to the at es for a period of FOUR MONTHS It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the de- provided by Jac. ate Highway Commission as is y rg a = ne a ae to e State Highway Commission for 5 MONTHS as is a os provided by law. ° ASS T WTI . > | State thie ee, ADLY WEAPON, seit iii | pleads guilty te seca ee comes into open Court and . a 65 ) FORGERY | _ ewe y } pleads not guilty, Fun _with deadlg weapon. Hartline \ te 4 The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty Hi ne la verdtot of guilty se and empanelled and returned we { to forgery as charged in the Bill of Indictment. : ly weapon as ask for } tartline for assault with dead- arshall Dabner } Judgement of the Court is that the defendant be im-m : t y the Solicitor, prisoned in common jail and assigned to the State - No. 43 feat 50. way Commission as is provided by law for a period o ve an ] e ; hai — Guta called and Tailed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and 7l= A True Bill ket Stikeleather) 7- A True Bill 69- A True Bill NO. vs State David Miller IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM L935 Tuesday May 23rd, 1955. 41 ) VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW. The defendant comes into open Court and through his ing jury sworn and empannelled, FranknMills, J w Auten WC Mayes, C J Holland, J D Hartness, Tom Tomlin, jy wy’ Fowler, B C Howrad, J W Beaver, Oscar Litten, Graham Reymolds, Wilson McDaniels, Pending trial the Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning. This Honorable Court takes a recess unkil Wednesday lMorn- ing May 24th, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock, counsel fohn R McLaughlin pleads not guilty. The foliey- | ~ A Tis Honorable IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Wednesday May 24th 1933, Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morn- ing May 24th 1933 at 9:3@% O*¥slock for the distach of business, Nos 41 State vs David Miller No. 68 Stats vs Roscoe Hollman No, 11 \ State vs Charlie Thomas No. 74- State \ vs Willie Martin No, 58 State \ vs Vestus Little No. 66, 67 Consolidated _ State va Clay Johnson MeKinley Jarvis —_ oo soe a Ot VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW. The jury returned a verdict of guilty to violation of probition law as charged in the Bill of Indictment, JUDGMENT of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail and assigned to the State highway Conmission as ir povided by law for a period of FOUR MONTHS. OPERATE CAR WITH SMOKESCREEN Continued for defendant, VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Continued for defendant CARBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel A B Raymer waives bill of indictment and enters a plea of guilty to the larceny of property under value of $20 which plea is accepted. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail sn@ assigned to the State Highway Comission as providéd by law for a period of EIGHT MONTHS, SEDUC TION The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Burke & Burke pleads not guilty. Jury sworn gnd empannelled. At the close of all the evidence the de- fendant renews his motion for judgment as of non-suit. Motion allowed. Verdict of not guilty entered. HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendants come into open Court and pleads guil- ty to Housebreaking and larceny as charged in the Bill of Indictment, In #66. On the count for larceny, Judgment of the jail and assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law for a period of EIGHT MONTHS,; capiasxs to put the foregoing sentence of imprisonment into ef- fect at any time within Three Years when it shall appea to the Solicitor that the defendant has violated any of the laws of the State. For breaking and entering, judg- ment that the defendant be imprisoned in the common fax jail for SIX MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway Gommission as is provided by law, this sentence to be- gin at the conclusion of the sentence of TWiLVE MON THS now being served by the defendant 6lay Johnson, it be- ing the intent of the Court to attach this six months to the previous twelve months so that the defendant will be serving a total of eighteen months. In #67. On the count for larceny, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail and assigned to the Siate Highway Commission as hs provided by law for a period of HIGHT MONTHS; capias to put the foregofing sentence of imprisonment into ef- fect at any time within Three Years when it shall appee to the Solicitor that the defendant has violated any of the laws of the State. For breaking and entering, judg- ment that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail for SIX MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law, this sentence to be- gin at the conclusion of the eentence of EIGHT MONTHS now being served by the defendant McKilney Jarvis, it being the intent of the Court to attach this six ore to the previous Eight Months so that the defendant wil be serving a total of Fourteem Months. 10 No, 63 State vs Lincoln Moore No. 57 State vs Nig Gaither No, 335 State vs Leon Johnson No. Sl, 32 State vs Ben Benfield NOs 54 State vs Frank Bass No, 59- State vs Vi11 Goble No. 60 State vs Russell Goble No 36 State vs C R Marlow N H Somers No, 24 State vs Robert, Gray No. 56 State vs Gilbert Williamson <_< —_><—_ <_< —_ <—_ — es _> <_< So aoe ee — ee ee eS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Wednesday May 24th, 1935. FALSE PRETENSE Not a True Bill. CRIME AGAINST NATURE Not a True Bill VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empanelled and returned a verd- ict of guilty as charged innthe Bill of Indictment Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail amd assigned by the State Highway Commission as is provided by law for a period of SIXTY DAYS, FORGERY Continued LARCENY Nol Prosed with leave ROBBERY ..4 si: Continued for bill KO PERY Continued for Bil} MANSLAUGHTER Nol Prosed with leave AR »ENY It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be or- dered into custody to bert ; ; st 5 erin gs NTT] here tofore imposed, G&G en tence of FOUR MON THS Ropar i rLRY ee cia defendant. pe es 1 oreery, upon motion of counsel for a new trial o a. os by a jury being withdrawn and his comune or nia Thereupon the defendant through of a forcib) "te “c-aughlin, enters a plea of guilty the State ace aes which plea the Solicitor for je is cae — S. "rom certain communications filed 6 case the following judgment 1s entered: "e436 that the defendant be si 6 the & a or FOUR MONTHS and as- aan ct : an State Highway Commission, capias to is- ny ‘ime within three years when the defendant is found in Iredell f _Ired County. The Cler ias on Monday, May 29, 1933, at 12 tele,” ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Wednesday May 24, 1933, 1 ASSAULT ON FEMALE Judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County and assigned to the | State Highway Commission for EIGHT MONTHS. The foregoing in judgment suspended for a period pf Three Years on the fol lowing conditions: 1. That the defendant return to the héme of his wife and engage immediately upon some gainful occupation leading toward the support of his wife and children; 2. That he remain at the home with his wife and children and employ himself in such gainful occupation as can be secured by him; 3. That he totally abstain from tk the use of intoxicating liquors; 4, That he abstain from making any assault upon his wife or upon his children; ic 5. That he report at each criminal term of the Superior | Court of Iredell County for three years and show by his wife that he has not made an assault upon her and by one reputable citizen that he has otherwise violated no terms of the conditions herein laid down; 6. That he report on the first Monday of each month for the next Twelve Months to Miss Butler, the Welfare Officer for Iredell County, 7 and show that he has been carrying out the order herein be regarding the support of his family and the abstinence by him from making any assault unon his wife. \ No, 44 ‘\ state vs Joe Wilcox rd HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY. iy) No. 46 ) . State 4 Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be impri- Ler vs {| soned in the common jail and assigned to the State High- \ Will Price {| way Commissioners as is prowided by law for a period of y EIGHT MONTHS. i No. 535 | HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY mi State } Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be impris- , vs oned in the common jail for a period of SIX MONTHS and ied Al Hartline ) assaigned to the State Highway Commissioners fm as is y provided by law. i No. 69 } ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON, State { Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be impri- a vs { soned in the common jail for a period of SIX MONTHS and iF Al Hartline } assaigned to the State Highway Commissioners as is pro- ee vided by law, this sentence to begin at expiration of a sentence in / 53 . No, 75 } ATTEMPT RAPE, State 4 The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not vs } guilty. Jury sworn and empanelled and returned a verdict Bub Sharpe ! of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, North Carolina, Iredell County, To the Honorable Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding: We the Grand Jury for the May Term 1933 of Iredell Superior Court beg leave to make the following report: ie have examined and passed on all bills of indictment presented to us by the SOlicitor and passed on all matters presented to us. "@ visited the County Jail by committee and find 15 white men prisoners and hegro men and 4 negro women, We find the jail well kept and in good sani- 1 tary condition, The prisoners appear to be well cared for and well treated. te Visited and inspected the offices of the Court house and find them all nN g00d condition and well kept. We recommend that certain old records of seuiissioners meetings and other matters now kept in the Register of Deeds office be removed and stored elsewhere to give additional filing space in this office, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Wednesday May 24, 1933. We inspected the record in the office of the Clerk of the Court with special reference to reports of guardians and find the records in this office kept in excellent condition. With the assistance of Mr Milholland the Clerk we in. vestigated the record of guardians from November - 1915 to May lst 1933 anaq find that all guardians have made the proper reports except the following fifty five names which we present herewith, WL Lacknan Herbert Lewis Lula Allison Mrs Florence Arthurs J W Arthurs Mrs E F Lebolo M L Baker P M Morrow W W Bobbitt Klla Mitchell Ashley Burton Mrs J W Murdock J H Bass Mrs G Locke McKnight Mary A Burton S P Mayhew Mrs Maude Ballard J S Morrison Annie Lee Moore Mrs Forest Litton Mann Amos Moore Mrs Laura Nicks ” B Rose B W Shuford Eugenia RK Stewart Cora Summers LuellaSmith Mrs Ella McLain Sharpe Mrs Nannie W Brown Henry R Campbell T C Crouch Carrie iE Christie Mattie Clark Mary L Cornelius M S Campbell B F Caldwell Cephas A Cloaninger Huphania Dickson J J Dyson Henry Scott F M Goodnight James Sherrill KE B Goodin W W Tolbert John '{ Hoke Mrs M L Troutman Mary J Ickerd S S Thomasson C E Kerr Mrs S kllen Thomasson D L Lowrance Mary H Walker Annie L Lippard irs Columbia Wilson Frank Lemons We visited the State convict camp by committee, we found 35 white prisoners a and 356 negro prisoners, we found the living and sleeping quarters well kept and in good sanitary condition. We found the kitchen and dining room in excel- lent condition, - e Pee home by committee and found all buildings well kept and S goo — ition. The living quarters and the kitchen and dining rooms were «fy age Crass sanitary condition, We found 22 white women inmates and 14 white men, & negro women and 9 negro men, We found one white boy and two col- ored boys, trustees working at t I J truste WO ! v tne home and one white th b trustees working on the county farm, a ee ne ™ ali ull W und the liow . + ge pe T5 oe tne Supplies, 266 jars canned fruit, 2540 lbs cured meat, hogs, 25 shoats, 20 tons hay. sna seo? bwO Stock cows, 4 brood dows 2 stocks oats, 25 acres gorn clantey eso pales straw, 28 acres wheat sowed, 10 acres » «v acres corn pjanted stx acres peas sowed. We recommend that additional tron bars be placed the window pli f stored : Siderable supplics been gs being too wide apart, *P have been stolen on account of bars nespectfully submitted, C D Stevenson Asst, /oreman, This honorable Cour+ sal takes ; » At 2:00 O'clock, p, & recess until Thursday May 25th, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT May Term 1933 Thursday May 25th, 1933, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday May 25th, 1933 at 2:00 O'clock P.M. for the dispatch of businéss, No. 75 { ATTEMPT RAPE, State Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- lows } prisoned in the common jail for a period of EIGHTEEN Bub Sharpe } MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law. No. 41 VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW State It is ordered by the Court that the sentence here- \ tofore imposed on the defehdant be amended as follows: On first count in Bill of Indictment, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail @nd assigned to the State Highway Commis- sion as is provided by law for a period of FIVE MONTIS. On second count in the Bill, Judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Ire- dell County for a period of SIX MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law, capias to issue anytime within Three Years if the de- fendant is found violating any law of the State, vs David Miller No. } ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON WITH INTENT TO KILL State | It is ordered by the Court that Capias issue for the ~ vg { defehdant in this case and that he give bond in sum of Russell Cline } $500.00 to the Aug Term 1933. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Texas Company } vs d ORDER J R Johnson ‘ This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson War- lick, Judge Holding the Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District, at the May Term, and it appearing to ths court that the above cause was referred to Hon. A C McIntosh at the February Term of this Court, at which time, he was ordered to report his findings to the Court at this term. And, it ap- pearing that the plaintiff and defendant did not agree upon a time for the hearing of said case, and that the case has not been heard and no report can be made by the Refetee at this term. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the Ke- feree heretofore appointed in this action comply with the orders of the Court heretofore made and that he report back to this court at the August Term, 1933, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding This Honorable Court takes a recess until Monday Monning May 29th, 1953 at 10:00 O'clock. | sgl i a ee «JUDGE a 13 ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1955 Weanesday May 24, 1955. Ww he record in the office of the Clerk of the Court with specia a a bared of guardians and find the records in this office kept ze excellent condition. With the assistance of Mr Milholland the Clerk we in- vestigated the record of guardians from November - 1915 to May 1st 1933 ana find that all guardians have made the proper reports except the following fifty five names which we present herew!th, W L Lackman Herbert Lewis Mrs E F Lebolo Lula Allison Mrs Florence Arthurs J W Arthurs M L Baker P M Morrow W W Bobbitt Ella Mitchell ! ton Mrs J W Murdock a Mrs G Locke McKnight Mary A Burton S P Mayhew Mrs Maude Ballard J S Morrison Mrs Nannie W Brown Annie Lee Moore Henry R Campbell Mrs Forest Litton Mann T C Crouch Amos Moore Carrie & Christie Mrs Laura Nicks Mattie Clark W B Rose Mary L Cornelius B W Shuford { S Campbell Eugenia RK Stewart B F Caldwell Cora Summers Cephas A Cloaninger LuellaSmith huphania Dickson Mrs Ella McLain Sharpe J J Dyson Henry Scott F M Goodnight James Sherrill KH B Goodin WW Tolbert John Hoke Mrs M L Troutman lary J Ickerd S S Thomasson / & Kerr Mrs S kllen Thomasson L Lowrance Mary H Walker Annie L Lippard Mrs Columbia Wilson Frank Lemons We visited the State convict camp by committee, we found 35 white prisoners and 66 negro prisoners, we found the living and sleeping quarters well kept and in good sanitary condition. We found the kitchen and dining room in excel- lent condition, s 7 +} . 7 hamae he wn’ + 7 1 “@ Wisited the county home by committee and found all buildings well kept and in good condition, The living quarters and the kitchen and dining rooms were in first class sanitary condition. We found 22 white women inmates and 14 white men, 6 negro women and 9 negro men. We found one white boy and two col- ored boys, trustees working at the home and one white nd three colored boys, trustees working on the county farm se We found the llow »1y 7} apg d the following supplies, 266 Jars canned fruit, 2340 lbs cured meat, 590 chickens 2 mh we h 0 i xens, 15 milk cows, 5 heifers, two stock cows, 4 brood dows 2 stocks hogs, 25 shoats, 20 tons hay. 45 ale O¢ sats, 25 acres corn cautae tia c bales straw, 28 acres wheat sowed, 10 —,. tron bars he ni . anvea S.X acres peas sowed, We recommend that additional L 1 da t nlaced ’ windawe + lias aan at gee 7 7 ae. a of storage house where meat and other sup- lies are stored ¢ siderab ° \ S considerable supplics have been stolen on account of bars being too wide apart, hespectfully submitted, C D Stevenson Asst, loreman, This Honorable Cour? : ‘ > takes ¢ ‘ . at 2:0 lelock, P. 1. eS @ recess until Thursday May 25th, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT May Term 1953 Thursday May 25th, 1933, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday May 25th, 1955 at 2:00 O'clock P.M. for the dispatch of businéss. No. 75 | ATTEMPT RAPE, State Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- | ws } prisoned in the common jail for a period of EIGHTEEN Bub Sharpe } MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law. No, 41 } VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW State { It is ordered by the Court that the sentence here- \ vs } tofore imposed on the defehdant be amended as follows: David Miller t On first count in Bill of Indictment, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail @nd assigned to the State Highway Commis- sion as is provided by law for a period of FIVE MONTUS, On second count in the Bill, Judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Ire- dell County for a period of SIX MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway Commission as is provided by law, capias to issue anytime within Three Years if the de- fendant is found violating any law of the State, No. } ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON WITH INTENT TO KILL State { It is ordered by the Court that Capias issue for the ~ vs } defehdant in this case and that he give bond in sum of Russell Cline } $500.00 to the Aug Term 1933. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Texas Company } vs ORDER J R Johnson ’ This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson War- lick, Judge Holding the Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District, at the May Term, and it appearing to the court that the above cause was referred to Hon. A C McIntosh at the February Term of this Court, at which time, he was ordered to report his findings to the Court at this term, And, it ap- pearing that the plaintiff and defendant did not agree upon a time for the hearing of said case, and that the case has not been heard and no report can be made by the Refetee at this term. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the Re- feree heretofore appointed in this action comply with the orders of the court heretofore made and that he report back to this court at the August Term, 1933, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding This Honorable Court takes a recess until Monday Monmning May 29th, 1953 at 10:00 O'clock. agit patie, ell saan JUDGE PRESWI 13 eee ne IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1955 Monday May 29th, 1955. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredetl County. May Term 1933, This Honorable Court meets accordingbto adjournment at 10:00 O'clock A. M. Monday May 29th, 1933, when and where His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of the Fifteen Judicial District of North Caro- lina, is present and presiding, this the Second Week at May Term, 1933, G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina return. éd 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: WF Browning, W/ F Ostwalt, J F Poteet, E E Robinson, A H Adkins, J C Shinn, J R Lazenby, J M ooten, WH Linker, John W Elam, D L Neel, Joe Gabriel, TG Kistler, J C Murdock, Andrew Cowles, Russell Sherrill, L W Lundy, G P Brown, and Lewis Bharpe, The following were excused by the Court, F A Dunlap, A Cooper, The following were not served, I T Speaks, D M Loftin, and Dr, Reid kK Morrison, or } ASSAULT WITH D ADLY WEAPON, S = ) Judgment of the Couwt is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a Herman Whidby period of TWO YEARS and assigned to the State High- way commission as is provided by law. eng { ‘RCENY OF SUTOMOBILE — | Judgment of the Court is that the d fendant be in- Herman Whidb { Cua a = ‘he common jail of Iredell County for a whidby period of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to the State High- way Commission as is provided by law, this sentence to become operatiy j me p vive and effective at a sentence in #69, ne = LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE Ss It is ordered by +t) G 1 y the Cou I ; gr vs ) case be suspended FP Tet. Se SANIND, 55 Ne Herman Whidby : . No. 31, & 38 | FORGERY State ol P ] + : Nol Prosed with leave ! Ben Benfield No. 863- Carl H Smith vs H A Pashford al ; f 9 416 == Continued by consent, 629- Merrimon I Ag ins Agency vs J y datsgon «- Continued by consent \816- S K Clendenin vs PB Mm Redman «. /Ontinued for defendant 794- Mrs VCarr iM } i ie ice! wCL@lland, uXtrx, al, vs C Williams, al. -- Continued by Con. we FF A erate rg 9 4 83l- Atlantic ; —— neereeeey Te Continued by consent; 875< } ; a — a oo 9 A Bristol, al -. Continued for defendant “i ee a i, ai Continued for defendant .~658- J Speaks | Qaaa 909 : — um ™ H Poster, et 4.- Continued by consent ™ awener Crowell vs Cariline Bottling Co «. Continued for plaintoff. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, MAY TERM 1933, Monday May 29th, 1933, North Carolina, In tne Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 71933, Mrs Edna Pitts Yorke Shearer, ) Plaintiff vs 1} ISSUES. wv Shearer, Defendant j Jury sworn and empannelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant inter-ammry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Did the defendant abandon and separate himself from the plain- tiff, without any fault on the part of the plaintiff, and have plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for five consecutive years prior to the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? 3. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for five years immediatley precedding the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1933- Mrs Edna Pitts Yorke Shearer, - | Plaintiff vs { JUDGMENT WV Shearer, DVefendant } This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard by His Honor Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding, and a jury, at the May Ter 1933, Superior Court for Iredell County, N. C; and the foll wing issues ‘having been sub- mitted and ansvered by the jury, to-wit: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant inter-marry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. is 2. Did the defendant abandon and separate himself from the plaintif Without any fmult on the part of the plaintiff, and have plaintiff and de- fendant lived separate and apart fro five consecutive years prior to the Commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. Se Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of Norh rarolins for five years immediately preceeding the conmencement of this ace ‘lon as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant are dissolved, and that the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. It 1s further ordere » adjudged and decreed that the plaintiffs mame be changed to iidna Pitts Yorks, Let the cost in this action be paid by the plaintirr, This the 29th day of May, 1933. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, MAY TERM 1955. Menday May 29th, 1955. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1933. Mary Lee White Sandidge ' vs , ISBUES B Sandidge j Jury sworn and empannelled and answered the issues as follows: lst. ere the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the g 2nd. Did the defendant separate himseif from the plaintiff and live separate and apart from the plaintiff for five years next preceding the this action as alleged in the complaint? ord. as the separation without fault on the part of the plaintiff 13 allezed in the complaint? 4th. ‘las the plaintiff bean a resident of the State of North varolina for five years ir ediatély preceding the commencement of this action? nswer es North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, May Term 1933, Macie McY%a j vs } I Ss Mckay { Jury sworn and empannelled ana answe'ed the issues as follows: First Did +t} lnaintire ve 4 Dlialy t 4 c a e a. 4 I itt and defendant inter-marry as alleged in the ( 7 ; . ss\he AU the del fendant abandon the plaintiff without any fault on the part of a ‘ne +49 , : - ; piaintiff and has the plaintiff and defendant lived separ- ate and apart oO twe as a 9 consecutive years inmediately prior to the commencement f thi ction as ©gea in the complaint? Answer: Veg third. Has th n © plaintiff been a gona fide resident of the State of North Carolina fo m the ‘ r more thanfive years immediately receeding this action as alleged in the complaint? Fo irth, Is t} sla’ ve © piaintiff entitlea to the care and custody of the ce oO sf } "Heir . h f the plaintiff and defendant, Thomas Fisher Mex : 7 > ul Lay. Answer: Yes IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 17 SECOND WEEK, MAY TERM 1933 Monday May 29th, 1933, state of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell May Term 19330 Macie McKay i i ' JUDGMENT R B McKay ) This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding, and a jury at the May Term, 1935, Superior Court of Iredel County, and the jury having answered 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 John R McLaughlin, Attorney for the plaintiff; Ordered, Adjudged and Decreed, First. That the bonds of matrimony heretofore subsisting between the plaintiff and defendant be, and they are hereby, absolutely dissolved; that the plaintiff Macie McKay be, and she is hereby, granted an absolute oe divorce from the defendant R B McKay. Second, ‘hat the plaintiff Macie McKay, be, and she is hereby, | granted the care and custody of the child of the plaintiff and defendant, Thomas Fisher McKay. Third. That the plaintiff pay the costs of this action, to be tax- ed by the Clerr,. This the 29th day of May, 1933. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1953. irs Frances Gilliam Neal f vs ' ISSUES Ben T Neal i Jury sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows: eeupletaks Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried as alleged in the : Answer: Yes 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for one years? Answer: Wes aro 5. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for } two years next immediately preceding the commencement of this action, and was said separation thru any fault of the plaintiff? Answer: Yes aie IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, MAY TERM 1935. Monday May 29th, 1933. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1933. Mrs Frances Gilliam Neal {| vs ) JUDGMENT Ben T Neal j This cause coming on to be heard at the May ‘erm before Warlick, Judge, and a jury and being heard, and the jury having answered the issues sub- mitted to them as set out in the record in this case as follows: "1. Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes &. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Caro- lina for one year? Answer: Yes 5. lave the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for two years next immediately preceding the commencement of this action? f Answer: Yes" 4. \as the separation caused by any fault of plaintiff? Answer: No, It is, therefore, ordered and decreed that the plaintiff be, and she is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the defendant and the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant are absolute- ly dissolved and set aside, This May 29 Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding Nan . (¢ 4 + North Carolina, In the Superior Court ITreviell County, May Term 1933 mea y 4 iA VF VU6 Ruth Walters ( vs { Issv S DM Walters i Jury sworn and e slled a J mpaneiied and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did plaintiff ana laint? defendant intermarry as alleged in the comp- An swers: Yes 2. Did defendant aband ant naon the plain part of said plaintiff, and live epenente anc two years prior to th nime ment 9 tatelt © conmencement of this » Without any fault on the d apart from her for more than action, as alleged in the comp- Answer: Yes 5. Has the Plaintiff b i Carolina fer ane ne _ veen a bona fide resident of the State of North ; years . alleged in the complaint? prior to the commencement of this action, as Answer: Yes fs, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 19 SECOND WEEK, MAY TERM 1933, Monday May 29th, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell Cofanty. May Term 1933, Reba Morrison i vs ' TISSUES Herbert G Morrison } Jury Sworn and empannelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? , Answer: Yes 2. Did the defendant separate and abandon the plaintiff, without any fault on the part of the plaintiff, and live separate and apart from her for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Aff Answer: Yes 5. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of xoxh North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement of this actia as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes a North Carolina, In the Superior Court rt Iredell County. May Term 1933, F L Murdock WC Perry and Will Glagebrook ! vs } ORDER TO VACATE i ' This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, at the May Term of Iredell Superior Court, mpon motion of 0 L Horton, represen ting Will Glazebrook, and Scott & Collier, representing B C Howard, upon motion to vacate the judgment heretofore rendered in the above entitled action against Will Glazebrook, as a defendant and B C Howard, as a surety, and it ap pearing to the Court that the parties movant are entitled to the relief pray- ed for and that the motion on their part was not’ resisted by the plaintiff. It appearing the the Fordson fractor, pow and harrow described in pleadings had been returned to plaintiff by Gla¥ebrook and Howard. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the judg- ment rendered in the above entitled action against Will Glazebrook, as a de- fendant, and BC Howard, as a surety, is hereby vacated and set aside. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding By Consent of: Raymer & Raymer Attorneys for plaintiff 0 L Horton Attorney for Will Glazebrook Scott & Collier Attorneys for B C Howard IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, MAY TERM 1935, Monday May 29th, 1933. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1933. Mrs Frances Gilliam Neal | vs ) JUDGMENT Ben T Neal { This cause coming on to be heard at the May ‘erm before Warlick, Judge, and a jury and being heard, and the jury having answered the issues sub- mitted to them as set out in the record in this case as follows: "1. Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2, Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Caro- lina for one year? Answer: Yes 5. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for two years next immediately preceding the commencement of this action? f Answer: Yes" 4. as the separation caused by any fault of plaintiff? Answer: No, It is, therefore, ordered and decreed that the plaintiff be, and she is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the defendant and the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant are absolute- ly dissolved and set aside, This May 29, 1933, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Ireviell County. May Term 1933, Ruth Walters { vs ] ISSUES DM Walters j Jury sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did plaintiff ana defendant intermar laint? ry as alleged in the comp- Answer : Yes ee Did defendant abandon th Be Dic 1 € plaintiff part of said plaintiff, and live separate two years prior to the commencement laint? ‘encement of thi » Without any fault on the and apart from her for more than 8S action, ag alleged in the comp- Answer: Yes | 5. Has the Plaintiff b Carolina for more than two | oe oe nee, eee ie’ years pr ; alleged in the complaint? prior to the Commencement of this action, as Answer: Yes € IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 19 SECOND WEEK, MAY TERM 1933, Monday May 29th, 1933, .. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell Cofinty. May Term 1933, Reba Morrison h | 4 vs ISSUES Herbert G Morrison t Jury Sworn and empannelled and answered the issues as follows: 1, Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? , Answer: Yes 2. Did the defendant separate and abandon the plaintiff, without any fault on the part of the plaintiff, and live separate and apart from her for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 5, Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of xoxb i North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement of this actio 4 as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court it Iredell County. May Term 1933. 4 F L Murdock t vs } ORDER TO VACATE h WC Perry and | i Will Glagebrook ' This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, at the May Term of Iredell Superior Court, mpon motion of O L Horton, represen ting Will Glazebrook, and Scott & Collier, representing B C Howard, upon motion to vacate the judgment heretofore rendered in the above entitled action against Will Glazebrook, as a defendant and B C Howard, as a surety, and it ap pearing to the Court that the parties movant are entitled to the relief pray- ed for and that the motion on their part was not’ resisted by the plaintiff. It ‘ppearing the the Fordson Tractor, pow and harrow described in pleadings had been returned to plaintiff by Gla¥ebrook and Howard, It is, therefore, consid«red, ordered and adjudged that the judg- ment rendered in the above entitled action against Will Glazebrook, as a de- fendant, and BC Howard, as a surety, is hereby vacated and set aside, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding By Consent of: ; Raymer & Raymer Attorneys for plaintiff 0 L Horton < Attorney for Will Glasebrook Scott & Collier Attorneys for B C Howard IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK,MAY TERM 1938. Monday May 29th, 1955. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1955. M D Lewis Admr of 4 W A Brawley. ) vs } ISSUES W B Gibson { The following jury sworn and empanelled, W F Browning, WP Ostwalt, J F Poteet, i E Robertson, A H Adkins, J C Shinn, J M Wooten, WH Linker, Jno, W Klam, Joe Gabriel, TG Kistler, L W Lundy, and answered the issue as follows: What amount, if any, is the defendant W B Gibson indebted to the plaintiff? Answer: Nothing. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, May Term 19353, Mary Lee White Sandidge } vs { JUDGMENT A B Sandidge ) This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, Judge Warlick, and a jury and being heard and the jury having an- swered the issues as set out in the record in favor of the plaintiff; It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be and the same are hereby dissolved arid the plaintiff is hereby granted and absolute divorce. It is further adjudged that the cost be taxed by the Clerk of this Court as provided by law, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding State. VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW vs fern 1905" At Judgment continued until the November Bertha Gilliam 1 of $25.00’ and the = time if the defendant pays a fine aes cost, it 1s respectfully requested neuen be the judgment of the Soars. m the event ed Pian agi does not vay the fine as above suggestp of Furr wanare spectfully requested that a sentence sentence iunoe in jail be impmosed, this being the lofende.t posed in the County Court from which the Gerendant appealed to this Court, North Carolina, iredell Vounty, In the Superior Vourt : Jake lMeroney { vs T @ Isadore Wallace ’ Pe U The following 4 y Fe Poteet, KE ik Robertson. 2 . igen 7 tle, “ F Browning, WF Ystwalt, J F Colwes, Russell Sherril} ef a J ¢ Shinn, DL Neel, J C Murdock, Andrew f follows: pos @Pown & Lewis Sharpe and answered the issue as In what ay i oOunt, if any, is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff? Answer; Northing ARG Map Oy xm CORREO Rte Ok RATATAT TOE , * Mme Pet 08 wen IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK MAY TERM 1933, Monday May 29th, 1933, HON. ZV -LONG,MADE A MOTION THAT THE COURT ADJOURN IN HONOR oF DR. MR ADAMS, AN HONORABLE AND MUCH BELOVED PHYSICIAN OF STATESVILLE, wid IS BEING BURIED TODAY. THE MOTION WAS PLACED AND CARRIED UN- AMTOUSLY BY THE BAR. THERE UPON IT WAS ORDERED BY THE COURT THAT THE COURT ADJOURN IN HONOR OF DR M R ADAMS, THIS HONORABLE COURT TAKES A RECESS IN HONOR OF Dr M R ADAMS, UNTIL TUESDAY MORNING MAY 30th, 1933 at 9:30 O'CLOCK, — ae — esi x adie = JUDGE — a 7 —~_ A tem ae 22 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK MAY TERM 1933 Tuesday May 30th, 19353. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morn. ing May 30th, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1955- Jake Meroney } vs 4 JUDGMENT Isidore Wallace, trading { and doing business as A B Bowles Motor Company. t This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Supertor Court of Iredell County before his Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding, and a jury and the jury having answered the issue submitted to it by the Court in favor of the defendant and against the plaintiff, as set out in the record: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the court that the plaintiff recover hothing from the defendant, and that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, May Term 1933, Ruth Walters { Vs { J U J ‘ T DM Walters 4 Mis cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the superior C t [rede] Yon) 1 pertor vourt of Iredell County before his onor, Wilson ‘arlick, Judge Pre- siding, and a jury. and + } >» ; y, anc he jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in fay f the nis . : in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is therefor ' aA . i ore, ordered and ad judged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heret > : ‘ ofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are hereby ] so] ved nN j h Din t f ’r ted an a bsolute div or , Anc \ e ] ,in biff is 5 an = f’ om the { : aa | t ror ; Ve b> . i \ 118 j j y f le er iF n { 3 1 eY ordey 6a and ad jud; ed by , C . ain i A I Ne ! . n p £ lave € cus ,ody of vne children of this unio . * Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Tuesday May 50th, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1933. Reba Morrison ) vs t JUDGMENT Herbert G Morrison q This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submit- ted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Reba Morrison, and the defendant, Herbert G Morrison, be, and the same are hereby disolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding orth Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1933, Violet Sellers 4 vs 4 JUDGMENT HS Sellers { This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiff be granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, and that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are hereby disolved, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Tuesday May 5Oth, 1955, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1933, Violet Sellers { vs ( ISSUES H S Sellers } Jury Sworn and empannelled and 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 oe Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes No. 805 R Lee Morrison \ vs | ISSUES J F Gamble } The f’ L owl +4 au > 7 wae - ° "6 jury sworn and empanelled, J C Murdock, Andrew Cowles G P Brown, Lewis Shs ) fF (Owning > WN S sharpe, WF Browning, r Ostwalt, J F Poteet, A H Adkins, J C Shinn, J M Woote ‘sa : — + Oven, ' sh od inker, John ud iam, and ans ered the issues as follows: is V £ the le +4 s 2 + ‘sa the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as al- leged in the complaint? Answer: Yes ee What damag: any t} ge, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answers: 100.00 Mrs ly J Khyne jary Olland, et al ' vs j t rmon { h fo) e Ane ‘Ollowing jur ‘ SW } : P Brown, Lewis Sharpe, P romins empane led, Joe Gabriel, Andrew Cowles, ft + os ¢ r . 4 ’ POwr WF " ‘ * Seen 4 vooten, | Linker Tohy ce ewalt, AH Adkins, J C Shinn, 9 « aadd “ lam; nding trial } takes a recess un the court ; til Wednesday \iorning. This honorabl ’ , @ Court t akes a recess until Wednesday Morning SD. 4 — me ee Judge Préofding May 31: 93: 3 ay Slst, 193% at 9:30 O'clock slock, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Wednesday May 3lst, 1933, Tis Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morn- ing May Slst, 1955 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Lewis F Canupp { ws } ISSUES Lucy Canupp t Jugy sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows: Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes Did the defendant, Lucy Canupp cammitt adultery, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for two years immediately preceding the commencement of the action, Answer: Yes North Carolina, Iredell County. Lewis F Canupp vs } JUDGMENT Luey Canupp } rh. 2 ‘ 18 cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson ‘Warlick, and a jury and the jury having answered the issues as follows: "Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alleged in the compleint? nmswer;: Yes Did the defendant, Lucy Canupp committ adultery, as alleged in the Vomplaint? Answer: Yes s the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for two years immediately preceding the comnencement of this action? swer: Yes" 5 } ; I455AG Whe rr nn] @ It is, therefore, consid red, ordered and adjudged that the plain - , — . . p e 3 " tiff be and he is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the defendant and + 4 . : : “nat the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing are hereby dissolved, ‘the laints . : , Plaintiff is taxed with the cost of this action. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding tO or a hme onan ene Saeed IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Wednesday May 31st, 19335 No, 778 Mrs Lilly J Ryhne, Mary Holland, al vs G R Harmon This case resumed and continued through the day, Pending trial of this cause Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning. his Honorable Court takes a recss until Thursday Morn- ing June lst, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock, a -—c~ = % “ee — ) Judge Presiding a ia i hi flan 2z~ f/f _— IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Thursday June lst, 1933, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning June lst, 1955 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 778 Mrs Lilly J Rhyne, Mary Holland, et al, vs — >< — 4 ~ fa SG & G R Harmon Jury answered the issue as follows: Did W Frank Harmon have sufficient mental capacity on July 5, 1929, to make, execute and deliver the deed introduced in evidence? Answer: Yes. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Civil Term 1935, BBGillie, Plaintiff ) vs } NON-SUIT Manetta Mills, Inc, Defendant Jj The above entitled action coming on to be heard, and being heard, the plaintiff through his attorneys, % V Turlington and Grier, Joyner & Hart ness coming into Court and asking to be permitted to take a voluntary mon- suit: IT IS, THER“FORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plain- tiff be, and he is hereby hon-suited, Wikson Warlick Judge Presiding North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County May Term 1953. E B Simons { vs } ISsveEsS Penda Simons } vury sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows: 1, lias the plaintiff beena resident of the State of North Carolina for a period of one year next preceding the institution of this action? Answer; Yes 9 «» Were the plaintiff and the defendant married as alleged in the Complaint? Answer; Yes Se Have the plaintiff and defe&tdant lived separate and apart for a Period greater than two years next preceding the institution of this action 48 alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes ee eas nN QO IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE oe COURT MAY TERM 19355 MAY TER : Thursday June, ist, 1933. Friday June end, 1935. « iS oti North Carolina, In the Superior Court Mis Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday lorn- Iredell County. May Term 1955. _ ing June 2nd, 1933 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, E B Simons { North Carojina, In the Superior Court vs JUDGMENT Tredell county. May Term 1933. Penda Simons j MD Lewis, Administrator This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, of WA Brawley, 41son Warlick, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered ~ UIE! vs So = = Cs a the issues submitted to 4t as follows: y B Gibson "1, Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Caro- for a period of one year next preceding the institution of this action? Answer: Yes This cause coming on to be heard at this term of Superior Court, ~—— —_ and being heard before His Honor Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding and a jury, Yang ED ©, Were the defednant and the plaintiff married as alleged in the : and the jury having answered the issue submitted in favor of the jefendant complaint? ° ' ( pees Answer: Yes follows: = es 3, Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart ; ™ a period greater then two years next preceding the institution of this he complaint? 1 | Answer: Nerthing." What amount, if any, is the defendant indebted to the San ac allege + Aw { ae es ed in Lnswer: B yes Vos It is therefore ordered, considered aring 7 ‘ourt bhat the costs have been paid: oe) 1) Jem Hire recover nothing of the defendant in this is considered ordered and adjudged that the recover his cost to be taxed by the Clerk. tween the plaintiff, B Simons, and the de- This the 29th day of May 1956 are hereby dissolved absolutely J ‘rranted an absolute divorce from In the Superior Court rison, Plaintiff efendant li } oar atv t]) t m > the Court before Mis cause coming on ¢t > hea a | erm of he 0 recess Morning - . . ge a and it appearing Judge Nilson War §ck an Jury, and bvelng eara, and it appeal & iry answered the issues 4n favor of the plaintiff as set out in rere ’ ~-_4- , is. vudge Pphdiding FOR! judged that ti le ‘f recove IS, THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff r v his ¢ i -o be taxed the sum of $100.00 and the cost off this action to be taxea milage to Dr. icLeliand. Wilson Wariiek Jydge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Friday June 2nd, 1933, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Friday June 2nd, 19335. North Carolina, In the Superior Court the plaintiff and are now being held in the railway express office in the Iredell County. city of St Louis, Missouri, or their storage warehoue in said city: 4 Lillie J Rhyne, Mary Holland | IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged ana decreed, and i and J L Harmon, Plaintiffs. ° ; py consent of counsel in the presence of the Court, that the plaintiff recov vs { JUDGMENT : er of the defendant the sum of $225.00, together with the cost of this actia G R Harmon and wife, Effie § Harmon { ) and that the plaintiff accept a certain shipment of shoes which it shipped This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this the May to the defendant and was returned by the defendant to it and is now being Term, 1953, of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, the Honorable Wilson held in the railway office in the city of St Louis, Missouri, or its storage if sarlick, Juage Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issue : house in said city; and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of i submitted to them as follows: z this Court. "Q. Did W Frank Harmon have sufficient mental capacity on July 5, : Wilson Warlick a 1929, to make, execute and deliver the deed introduced in evidence? a Judge Presiding i” Answer: Yes", E By Consent of: \ i al 4 It is therefore ordered adjudged and decreed by the Court that i Raymer & Raymer hi 4 Attorneys for the defendant Hh the plaintiffs recover nothing of the defendants and it is hereby ordered, Mm Grier, Grier & Joyner Hy adjudged and decreed that Reid Harmon be and he is hereby declared the owner P 4 V Turlington : F. Attorneys for plaintiff. fi of the lands described in the compleint in this cause, and the deed executed i bh ' ne le anr Toe t on > 4 ~ <a j ~y “ “rank Harmon on July 5, 1929 to G Reid Harmon and recorded in the office : ene of the Kegister of Deeds of Iredell County 3 Deed } OQ E fi is of I “= Vounty in Deed book 96 at page 508 is ; i : : orth Carolin In the Superior Court hereby in all respects declared valid, ; North Carolina, uperior Court } a ; / ; Iredell County. { +t 18 Turther ordered and decreed by the court that the costs - . Ervin-West Construction } ' of this action be taxed against the nietnesh — 7 z ’ ¢ waxed against the plaintiffs and their bondsmen, F. Company ) F vs i JUDG I Vilson Warlick ; Judge Presiding : MH Horrington, and wife } i Myrtle M Horrington, } } rom une above, intiff appeals. Apnneal bond of &50 adiudged suf- : T be } H I Wil arlick ; : - . Fev Sees This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, lcient. Plaintiff allowed 60 davs to sarun a . . : ‘ ae es wo Serve case on appeal, defendant 40 : vudge Presiding at the May Term of this Court, and it appearing to the Court lays thereafter to serve countercas : ps4 . — - ~ ay ase QO 2 2x¥ CoH t +), 4 \ ; € ) r iile exceptions, that the above entitied action was set for trial by the Court at the larch S6encx +erm to be tried on the second day of the civil term of this Court; — It further appers to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to ‘orth Carolina, In the s e@ ou a } 1 : ; perior Court the relief praye@ for in the complaint. Dredell County, ’ It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain Central Shoe Gompany. a con a’ pany, corporation, | : ; Plaintiff j tiff is entitled to the immediate possession of the property described in 7 \ ro o le the complaint and that an order issue out of thts court placing plaintiff JUDGMENT ] Sypir tradine ana “—— : z b . - ° ‘ . ‘ - r . l ro De tte peo tng and dor Ousiness a in possession of the property upon motion of its Attorney. It is further People's Stor “eam ore, ‘rdered that the defendants be taxed with the cost of this action. efen lants ints, ' | | under the firm name an f This cause comin vw VOmMing on to be heard and b . ‘ . ein : ea a D nh of i J & heard at this term i Wilson Warlick “y Conesnt: Judge Presiding ’ # Van Hoy Attorney ¢ ney for defendants st uUuperic Tr CO) t 1 ef re |} Ls Or A res l lin an e «= OUT T de ore . « - i nor | Ll 3on “ rlick, Jud Cc Pp C & t 1 e ) gz . , appearing to the Jourt ++ > “49 LOurt that the n? o © plaintiff ana defednant have agreed to comp- romise and se? P / e le al] at ters at R A Col lier issu Ietweea 7 : © between them by the defendant paying Attorney for to the platnt4 f sum 7 H an the sum of Two fundred and Twenty-five ($225.00) Dollars and the cost of this action, to be taxed by ied the Clerk, and the plaintiff agreeing vO accept a certain shipment of shoes which were returned by the defendant to IN THE SUPERIOR COURT so MAY TERM 1933 Friday June 2nd, 1933, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Friday June 2nd, 1955. Under the motion herein the following is found by the Court as facts: : North Carolina, In the Superior Court That an answer was received by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Ire- Iredell County. dell County on March 16, 1955; that the account sued on in the action proper John C Sharpe, Administrator d.b.n. of } Luther Dalton Carson, Deceased, ; is for articles sold and delivered by the plaintiff to the defendant, and the vs j JUDGMENT amount therein is fixed and certain; that i, L Levinson is an attorney with his Pers CAREER, 8° BER, office in Benson in Jbhnston County, and that he does not regularly practice in the courts of Iredell County; that no local counsel was employed, and that if ‘This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this the the defendant was taken by surprise, inadvertance or excusable neglect, that no May Term, 1935, of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, Honorable Wilson : t Yarlick, and it appearing that the opinion of the Supreme Court in this case : ee ee ee ee ee - has now been certified to the Clerk of Superior Court of this county it is : ee er ae eee ee we ee ee a Te oe é therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that said opinion be recorded hina F was placed upon the printed calendar of the cases to be disposed of at said xmx ia judgment in this case/ — ‘i th te Ciel eeeueee; abtatens iat Seis tin iia a iin, 7 Whereupon, the Court in finding the facts, overrules the motion to set | administrator, d.b.n. of Luther Carson, be and he is hereby authorized, in- : oe eee i structed and directed to pay out and distribute the funds in his hands as ; "alas tee 4 such administmator as is provided in the Judgment of the Supreme Court in F ‘h bbe ease. F From the foregoing the defendant in apt time and in open Court gives i a notice of anneal to the Supreme Court and further notice waived. Wilson arlick a i Jucge Presiding . By consent, the appellant is given 40 days in which to make up and ft - Ri ieee serve statement of case on appeal to the Supreme Court, and the appeallee 2 ids tenet es : days thereafter to serve countercase or file exceptions. Appeal bond in the . in the superior Court | i sum of {350 adjudged sufficient. rede } un ty. “ “ J nay Term 1933 7 P ‘ y Statesville Flour iiills, Ine, { by consent, the summons, comp’aint, the purported answer received by v } +) , 1 > a . 7.) ‘* vs j the Clerk on March 16, 1933, together with the affidavits of Mr Lévinson and A oY rms, Ine, iy Eldridge, these findings of fact and the judgment, shall be and constitute : neve the case on anne: i q . Ss cause co appeal to the Supreme Court on to be heard on motion made on the part : " ; -— gf 4 e } } of the defendant, North State Farms. Try ilson Warlick ’ 1 LE ms ne t ° 4 WW S80n .aPrlicK Fi S, inc. 0 set aside fudrr 2 a di a , 4 e a judgement rendered ; Judge t ¢ re re + fo I ir ter of the Sunantan © ( © superior Court of Iredell County under sec Lon of n ed hoe ee — Pe sei es a ak : _ seeves For the surprise, inadvertance and ex- cu it e r ec ) ere +} . ’ reupon the Court fing +} > ' a = LT is Une fo low £ tae ; } Y s lowing facts: | ‘orth Carolina, In the Superior Court \ { ied ( it i 4 ’ ~* “he Superior Court of Ire Soun- Ired 5 , a ak f Iredell Co edell County, Way Term 1933. fe owewy ane was served upon the defendant on Je -y 18 John C § > A Barber : ne vanuary 10, of ents dministrator |.B.N. | : ’ ritf of Johnson County. ,; , : “utner Dalton, Decea vounty, acting by and through his r sed. ! i le uty, i ‘ YY aw “1 t Vv i . JL, AnG tha sai 4 ry 44 foie - } ‘toa bein vn -eaic §=617th day of January, 1933, a veri- - : filed complaint tie filed with 4 Toms * , Wi ‘2 Mt ee ; ad with the Clerk of the Janus ry 30 as er order of extension ; Mart verson, et als, i] , . : "we ouperlor Court// and copy : i | we'e9 ' vered to the defendant: that t . * - i ie | poms 8% the Varch Term, 1933, no answer Under the above captioned case a petition and motion as appears avine t en filed hwy 3 3 ee f | 1 by the defendant. jugome - ; ° in the non ; : f | Sete ae » Judgement was rendered as appears in the E Papers filed in the cause, comes before thts Court at this time for ad- i ™~ » Want of an ansver, : Judicat4 m - ‘40n, the petition and motion being on the part of Emma Dalton Rowe to be permit ss ted to come in and intervene under Section 492 of the Consolidated Statut c es of } ‘orth Carolina, and in said petition and motion there is set out the facs found therein, a ae ie ges we i Se Da a a ae From the evidence That prior to the Superior Court of Iredell tion was had for service ed, and on March 7, 19351, copy of the notice, toge th IN TS SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1955 Friday Bune 2, 1933-6 presented to the Court the following facts are founda: Sth day of February, 1931, summons issued out of the County, and on February 5, 1931, an order of publica- of su service of summons by publication was complete, a er with the preliminary orcers to notices being in- corporated in these findings of fact for the information of the Court; that a cuardian ad litem was appointed as appears tn the record proper in its origi- nal trial, and that at the fore the Honorable Cameron as appears in the case on subsequently thereto the Term, 1952, the cause came on for trial be- = ‘ F Mackae, Judge Presiding, whereupon the judgment appeal to the Supreme Court from said term; that Sypreme Court of North Carolina rendered an opinion on April 12, 1956 1933. ause, it appears that the affiant uther Dalton, deceased, the she is he approximate age of 25 years, is turing ary and March, 1951, Statesville, resid Sharpe Street in ereto employed by Mr and in Iredell}. County; stateville Daily, as notice to the arding her rights is ereof, the the same that she was it Luther Dalton was leceased, certain moneys derived from a yar ayable to those indivi- laws of North Carolina and imma Dalton kowe Dalton, decased, facts then as she is possessed of at fact the Hrrmn ¢ : , t that imma Dalton Rowe has failed IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ’ Mg¥ TERM 1955. Friday June 2nd 19556 to show that she has any meritorious defense in this case. Tmerefore, upon the foregoing findings of fact, it is ordered and adjudged that the affiant, movant herein, has not been taken by surprise, in- advertance or excusable neglect, and that under Section 492 of the Consoli- dated statutes, she had full knowledge and information of the pendency of said Litigation and was, under the processes in North Carolina, a party to said litigation and is bound by the judgment rendered in the Superior Court of Iredell County and the subsequent judgment in the cause as handed down by the Supreme Court of North Carolina. Wherefore, the motion under either section 492 or 600 of the Cotsolidated Statutes is hereby denied. Tis June 2, 1955. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding in the 15th Judicial District From the foregoing tne movant Court in open court and further nobice waived. By consent, the appellant is ment of case on appeal the Supreme after to serve countercase or file excentions. adjudged sufficient. “ In the Superior yourt jagenery, and having sul the restraining order therefore ordered, that this action be, and the same is nere= i ; 1 Te 44 furthe dered snat he restraining order dissoivece [t is further ordered -_ + yh 2 taxed with the cost of this action, together with tne cost ising the land in this matter. Wilson Warlick Judge presiding aa ae amma renatnee: we SS as. =a PO aT 8 ea gy eee a eae OE SE ee Se a gee ee , a Z —_ — ~- —_ =r SS i a 5 as ee aS A 42 No, 55 State vs WM Taft Jr. No. 61 & 62 State vs Ike \/ilson Artis King “urnest Medlin D RK Long S L Tucker North Carolina, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1933 Friday Jume 2, 19335. { OPERATE CAR WITHOUT PROPER LICENSE q The defendant comes into Court and pleads guilty as ) charged. ) It is ofdered and adjudged by the Court that the orayer for judgment be continued for Five Years upon payment of the costs this action. ()( FORGERY j After hearing the evidence in the case, judgment } of the Court is that each of the defdndants be im- } prisoned in the common jail and assigned to the State } Highway Commission as is provided by law for EIGHT } MONTHS and pay cost, which cost shall include the sum } of $2.20 payable to Calvin Nicholson, the owner of the ) filing station; capias to issue to put the foregoing sentence of imprisonment into effect to issue at any time within three years when it shall appear to the Solicitor that either of the defendants has violated any of the laws of North Carolina, In the Superior Court [Iredell County. May Term 1953 o His Honor, ‘“ilson Jarlick, Judge Presiding: I, zeb V Long, Solicitor for this the 15th Judicial District, res- t rT re vo the Court that I have at this term of Iredell Superior ourt examined and inspected to the best of my ability the conduct and administpation of } re +} C7 } } g . administmation of the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court, and I 24 2 a fie * a AinteaaA hn ee +} ‘ - ‘ , + - . * a in e office to be conducted by the Clerk, Hon, John L Milholland, in mo< } angah ac 7 fs $ a mos fy commendable, +ness-iixe and efficient manner, and in ac- ac 6 ) ‘ » lawe overninge +} NA) } 1 ne .awsS governing the conduct and administration of the ad office, espectfu submitted, : 46D V Long Approved ; _ Olicitor Llson lick Jucage Presiding C Canu fa vs : . on in 148 case is continued until the : Pm c vourt, } 1llie Z ' © e vs } Hon i hie o Ale ler, et al.§ case makes wntien 4. plaintiff in this cost thon Crone cn Open Court to re-tax the Ube QO} mcCor , 8A 7 - y + Sad onvinued until next term of this Tobe ft en, Oi a e “ ne e INA g NORTH CAROL IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY 0 yiss Julia McNeely, 0 Plaintiff () @VS= 0 he L. Scott, () Defendant 0 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of a ppearing Iredell County, and 46 #A” to the court that the parties have compromised and settled all matters involved in this litigation and that the terms of compromise and settlement have been complied with: It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the compromise entered into between the plaintiff and the defendant be, and the same is hereby a pproved and confirmed and adjudged binding on the parties, and that the plaintiff take nothing futher in this action, It is futher ordered and adjudged that the defendent pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court, tRLO 0 BY CONSENT OF ttt FOR tee yne &nHartnes TS ONANELS FOR DEFENDANT 43 SS North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, Statesville Industrial Bank, Inc. vs JUDGMENT Calloway, C W Calloway and T EL Cockerham. : J C W Wiljiams, F C Sprinkle, D 0 | : This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday June 16, 1933, upon the verified complaing of the plaintiff and it appearing to the Court that the summons and a copy of the complaint was duly served upon each of the des : fendants on or before thm May 23, 1933; | And it appearing that this action is instituted upon two notes ex- ecuted by the de‘endants to the Statesville Industrial Bank, Inc; one of said notes being in the amount of $300.00 dated August 8, 1932, and payable in we ™ th r natal, Ot ( ¢ } wri twelve monthly instalments of $25.00 each with interest from the date of maturi- B) hw af ananh tne ta in and whic} wh 3 ty of each instalment, and which is Subject to a credit of $50.00 for the first % two isntalients, and the other said note being in the amount of $900,600, dated a Rt Naar f Q2% and a we 5 - 5 ; August 8, 1932 and due in twelve monthly instalments of {75.00 each with inter- t from the , f earh sts lmeyr 19h 4 - , f . est fro: ie Gute of each instalment, subject to a credit of $225.00 for the q S nat hrna neato? 7 . } : first three instalments, and that under the terms of said notes all of the said ; $naqt-o7 mnte wan ? a 7 >% » } f chs veainents were due and payable prior to the instution of this action, : BF And it apneartne to the Court that ¢ f j q 7 DI ng to t vourt that the defendants have not filed an- . answer or de rer wit) the tima ealiawe z I in © time allowed by law, and that the plantiff is entitled +t er 7 f } }Uu nt ( a s # rn +h y 3 3 t final for the lence due on said notes with interest, — oo ererore, ordered and adjudged that 1 e plaintiff recover of ¢ ts the of mv T if-.IGHiT (938.60) Dollars and + Sw 4 = i o , 9 1 erest fro Jun a6 5 . 7 ne <6, 1°35, and all the cost of this action t t ec é ; P 1 the ; a t ne 19 / :, 3 / ; > vohn L Milholland vierk Superior Court, North Carolina, Before the Clerk of the Superior Iredell County. Court of Iredell County, John Gamble, John Gamble, Executor of { WL Gamble and John Gamble, Administrator jf of H C Gamble. } vs { CONSENT JUDGMENT, J P Ingram and wife, Mary C Ingram. { This cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court, of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the parties to the above entitled ation have come to an agreement and have adjusted their differences in terms as follows to-wit: That the plaintiff are to take a conveyence of the lands described in the compjaint, said lands to be conveyed by a commissioner duly appointed by the Court in this judgment; that plaintiffs shall have immediate possession of the premises and all crops growing thereon from the date of this judgment the plaintiffs to take said conveyance subject to all taxes now due or past due on said land and in lieu of the principal and interest due on the note described in the complaint, It is further stipulated that defendants are not to receive any part of the crops now growing on said land, It appearing further to the Court that Raymer & Kaymer, Attys, reppesent the defendants and P P Dulin, Atty. represent the plaintiffs and that the said Attorneys appeared in person in said Courtb and requested % judgment in compliance with the above provisgions; NOW, TUREFORE, It is ordered and adjudged that the commissioner hereinafter annointed convey the lands described in the complaint to plain- tiffs in fee simple, subject to taxes now due or to become due, together with all crops now growing on said lands, said conveyence and payment of the taxes to be in lieu of the indebtedness set out in the complaint. It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs shall upon receipt of deed from the commissioner hereinafter appointed to make same mark the note and mortgage "naid in full" and surrender them to the defend- ants, It is further ordered that the plaintiffs shall pay the costs of this The Court hereby appoints P P Dulin, commissioner, to make the deed ‘nd deliver same in conformity with the provissions of this judgment. John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court J of Iredell County. YP Ingram Aaymer & Raymer ‘or Defendants PP Dulin for Plaintiffs. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Peoples Loan & Savings Bank of Statesville, ii. C. Plaintiff FINAL JUDGMENT TJ Weber, Kay Clement Admr, of Samuel Turner, J F Young and DC Ellis, Defendants. { ! { vs | f f f This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. on this Monday, June 26, 1933 ’ upon motion made by Attorney J B Glover Jr. for the plaintiff, for judgment by defanit s and - ¢ o + -}y CQ y default final, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued here- 4 i ce a sci " to tm on tne olst day of liarch 1933; and that said summons together with a copy +} Omninin waeie We Yn bh lef F mn + . 9 of Che C ymmplaint Was served on the aetendants on she o h day of April 1933: dv t ’ ’ that on the 3lst dav of “Warch 1933 the plaintiff filed a duly verified comp- ay ‘ i lai r wi t} . Fa +-}, a, Ln ’ T Y int with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain in mo-ey due on a written instrument to-wit: Certain promissory note; it further annenar’ ' _— ove t further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for the defend- ants to answer has elapsed since the service of the summons and complaint up- on the defendants: th: anew 7 — ‘S$; that no answer, demurrer or other pleadings or motion has been filed within the legal time, by the defendants, that no extension of ae aac v ns time within which to ples r Vv RY ‘Which to plead or move has be reoueste ” h ; "= been requested or eranted to the de- , ad * fendantss and it furth ae i. 7 anc’ it further appearing that the plaintiff exhibited to the Court the aforesaid note : th ppoe t due o h 4 resaid 6 and that the appea be 4 } 3 re appears to be du n the said obligation the sum of 900.008 (Five Hundred Do lars) with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from October 9, 1932 1932s Hanan Ihereupo t is adi , n, It is adjud ed, decreed and ordered, that the plain- tiff recover of +} lao 4 JVC Bi le ¢ > 2wieie a] h a erendants the sum of ‘500.00 with interest at the rate of 6% per annum fron 0 tc 9 1Q0%0 9 m ctot er ; 4796 Until] paid; together with the cost of this action to be taxed by t “ ne Clerk of the Court, i. 2 1iS Monday June 26 19332 John L Milhollana Clerk of the Superior Court lor Dredell County NC a ee eee ne Pas eae Ls eee eee Sat North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, ings Bank 4 Peoples Loan & Sav of Statesville, N. C. f - j FINAL JUDGMENT J Weber, Ray Clement Admr } sf Semel Turner and DC Ellis 4} Defendants This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court for the County of Iredell North Carolina, on this Monday June 26, 1933, upon motion of J B Glover Jr. Attorney for the plaintiff, for judg- ment by default final, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued on T J Weber on March 51 1955 and that said summons and a copy of the complain was served upon T J Weber, defendant on the 6th day of April 1933, and it further appearing that summons was issued on Ray Clement Admr of Samuel Turner and DC Ellis defendants on the lst day of April and that said summons and a copy of the complaint was duly served on the said Kay Clement Admr and DOG Ellis on the second day of April 1933; that on the 3lst day of March 1933 the plaintiff filed a duly verfied compiaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain in money due on a written instru- ment, to-wit: A certain promissory note; it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for the defendants to answer has elapsed since the ser- vice of the summons and complaint upon the defendants; that no answer, demurre or other pleadings or motion has been filed within the legal time, by the de- fendants, that no extension of time within which to plead or move has been re- + quested or granted to the defendants; and it further appearing that the plain- tiff exhibited to the Court the aforesaid note and that there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of $250.00 (Two Hundred and fifty Dollars) with interest thereon at the rate of 6% per annum from liovember 23, 19323 THEREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECRE“D AND ORDERED, that the plain- o as . . iff recover of the defendants the sum of $250.00 with interest thereon at 7.) +} + sof , rye } le cet} rj me rate of 6% per annum from November 23, 1932 until paid; together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. this Monday June 26, 1923. John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court for Iredell County, N C 47 steers ‘ b cee ee ee ea Nr ee 46 47 North Carolina, In the Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court ) iredell County. Before the Clerk, 1 iW Iredell County. . Peoples Loan & Savings Bank i Peoples Loan & Savings Bank {| \ 2 Statesville, N. C. i of Statesville, Me kcks on j FINAL JUDGMENT 1h | FINAL JUDGMEN' tJ Weber, Ray Clement Admr } i ™ new Tere of Samuel Turner and DC Ellis 4 ie Defendants } {J Weber, Kay Clement Admr, of Samuel Turner, J F Young <n ee E: and DC Ellis. Defendants. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the | This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of ; Superior Court for the County of Iredell North Carolina, on this Monday June | the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. C. on this Monday, June 26, 1933, : oo eS eo ere oe Judg- | upon motion made by Attorney J B Glover Jr, for the plaintiff, for judgement . ame ty Sotenss final, and 26 appearing to the Court that sumons was issued by default final, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued here- F as le Oh Seen Se Sone Nee See Nts SeeRS Onto copy of the complain E was served upon T J Weber, defendant on the 6th day of April 1933, and it ’ in on the 3lst day of March 19333; and that said summons together with a copy further appearing that summons was issued on Ray Clement Admr of Samuel Turner of the complaint was served on the defendants on the 6th day of April 1933; | that on the Slst day of March 1933 the plaintiff filed a duly verified comp- ee re ee ee OE AOEE Ge OE AE SO 8 i laint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Tredell County, demanding a a ee ee eee SO TEE Oe he OEE Rey Cheent Sie ae PC i sum certein in mo ey due on a written instrument to-wit: A Certain promissory i Ellis on the second day of April 1933; that on the 3lst day of arch 1933 the \ note; it further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for the defend- q plaintiff filed a duly verfied compiaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court | ants to answer has elapsed since the service of the summons and complaint up- j of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain in money due on a written instru- 4 on the defendants; thut answe denurrer -| me “wit: A ta ‘omiss te; f £ aE } ; that no answer, demurrer or other pleadings or motion has ment, to-wit: A certain promissory note; it further appearing to the Court 4 wel ans ™ . : : Fe = ~ anew i aneanh afnn } been filed within the legal time, by the defendants, that nc ettetsien of that the time allowed for the defendants to answer has elapsed since the ser- ie within whi a , y +} even ) — , ai - : i time within which to plead or move has been requested or rranted to the de- vice of the summons and complaint upon the defendants; that no answer, demurre ; = an e « s _ 3 * - . ° , > fendants; and it further appearing or other pleadings or motion has been filed within the legal time, by the de- that the plaintiff exhibited to the Court h aforear 2 . oF +. - . . 4 -— 9 : = +. ; , the aforesaid note and that there “ppears to be due on the said obligation rendants, that no extension of time within which to plead or move has been re- the sum of $500,008 (Five Hundred Jo! lars) with interest at the rate of 6% quested or granted to the defendants; and it further appearing that the pnlain-e ner anr fror . onan azo ; a * > " . ° . . + pe wn from October 9, 1932; tiff exhibited to the Court the aforesaid note and that there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of $250.00 (Two Hundred and fifty Dollars) with Anereupon, It is adtude ; : ’ Judged, decreed and ordered, that the plein- tiff recover of the cefena: : : ‘ / ; . ‘ , elfendants the sum of ~°00.00 with interest at the rate interest thereon at the rate of 6% per annum from liovember 25, 19523 ' © ad 4 of | er annum from October 9 10% ae 1 STTPON m tea MARD DECRRED AND oT t } Ctober 9 1932 until] paid; together with the cost of InsREUPON, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECRE“D AND ORDERED, that the plain- this action to be taxed by +) ’ ; tif : axed by the Clerk of the Court, iff recover of the defendants the sum of $250.00 with interest thereon at / 2 iis hy onday Jun » Of 10772 : +} in all . ede . = - ‘ ne <6 1933, me rate of 6% per annum from November 23, 1932 until paid; together with John L Milholland the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, Clerk of the Superior Court 1%} ; s for Dredell County NC this Monday June 26, 1923. q John L Milholland E Clerk of the Superior Court for Iredell County, N C 48 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Béfore the Clerk, Peoples Loan & Savings Bank of Statesville, N. C. T J Weber, Kay Clement Admr, of Samuel ‘lurner, J !* Young, { j vs { FINAL JUDGMENT 4 } and DG Ellis. { Defendants, This cuase coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday June : 26, 1955, upon motion made by Attorney J B Glover, Jr, for plaintiff, for : judgment by default final, and it appearing to the Court that summons was ige F sued on | J \eber on Narch 51 1933 and that the said summons together with a copy of the complaint was served upon the said 7 J Weber on April 6th 1933 . and it further appearing that summons was issued against J F Young and Do ‘lliis and kay Clement Admr of Samuel ‘turner on the lst day of April 1933 ana that the said summons and copy of the complaint was served upon the said J F Young and C lis on the 2nd day of April 1933 and upon the said Ray Clement P Admp on the 7th day of April, 1933; that on the Slst day of March 1933 the : plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court for the County of Lredel1,@ North Carolina, demanding a sum certain in money due on a written instrument, to-wit: A certain promissory note; it further ap- pearing to the Court that the time allowed for answering the complaint has elapsed Ince the service of the Summons and complaint upon the defendants that no extension of time hag veen requested or cranted within which to plead or ve ana that no answer, demurrer or of} er pleadings or motion has been lled within the ‘egal time, by the defendants: and it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff exhibited to the Court the aforesaid note and t there appears to be due on said obligation the sum of 1,000.00 with in- terest at the rate of 6% per cent per annum from Novembor 6t} » 1958; | UPON ‘ ‘D, that the plaintiff ver of the de endante he enn . ‘Anvs the sum of $1,000.00 with interest on the same at the rate if 6 ne : ] r he ( r annum from Nov LI LOS! I Vv be oO} Ly Lv ve until paid; together with ne Clerk of the Court, John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court for Iredell County N C 49 North Carojina, In the Superior Court Tredell County. Before the Clerk e@ Wallace Brothers Company ' perpera tien, Plaintiff { we Tf JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL vrs Beulah Brown, Defendant 4} This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday, June 26, 1933, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant Mrs Beulah Brown was personally served with summons on the 20th day of May, 1953, and that a copy of the plaintiff's duly verified complaint was served on said defendant at the time of service of summons, that more than thirty days has elapsed sine the service of summons and compjaint upon the defendant and that she has fail- ed to file answer or demurrer and that the complaint alleges a cause of action for the recovery of a sum certain in money due upon a pronissory note-- NOW, TikthhrORE, on motion of John Vallace, Attorney for plaintiff, it is hereby ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the plaintiff recover from the defendant irs Beulah Brown the sum of Two Hundred Forty-One Dollars and five cente ($241.05) with interest upon this amount from the 15th day of March 19335, and the costs of this action, This the 26th day of June, 1933, John L Milho! land Clerk Superior Court, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredel] County. The Pure 04] Company of the /arolinas Inc., successor to the Central 01] Company of ‘orth Carolina, Inc. vs J " B Gibson ‘ this cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the Clerk 0 +} a, . * . . . ¢ ”) f the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to tne Court that sum- ons in this action was issued on May 25, 1933 and served on May 28th 1933,and It appearing to the Court that said summons and the verified comp- laint wa: av nt was served on said defendant by reading said summons and said verif Led Comp lr - mplaint to the defendant and by leaving with said defendant a copy of said Summ 8S an 7 > "ns and a copy of said verified complaint, and [t further appearing to the Court that the defendant did not an- Swe yy . . ? or demur to said complaint within the time required by law, and it further to the Court that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $351.80 with interest thereon at 6% from the 28th day of October l9zp until paid and for the cost of this action to be taxed by the Court, It is therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the Plaintirr recover of the defendant the sum of $3551.80 with interest thereon from the 20th day of October, 1932 at the rate of 6% until paid and for the cost of this action, This the Srd day of July, 1933, John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, he Pure 011 Company of the { Garolinas Inc. Successor to the Centra il Company of { ‘orth Carolina Ine, j vs j J U T rown This cause comine an } es — ee This use coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Su \é for Court af 7 a7} 7 Youn dtr an * 4 ; 7 74 OL trecdeli County and it pearing to the Court that summons in iI & « fan wae Trtr . - « ; ; f+ on me mes oe tecuca On en a Of May 1953, and Lt Y , Oo the ir t an4 < ons nd complaint as servy- ed o sfe nt y . ¢ c ’ Je 9 Oo re ing S Ss ons and e veri i § } ; ‘ ¢ C ed he action bY leaving with said defendant a copy of said verified comnicin: nd » al y “ , : ¢C that said defendant has filed no — ' , : n e time prescribed and required by aw, an er in > the Cour , ; , , + © Vourt that the defendant is indebted to : f P4 with Ins — ” -nterest thereon from the 28th day of une { ; or e ¢ t t ‘ ; an € action be taxed by the Court. Sa ¢ p aa Te reac mianarA . i. ‘ ’ = © i, oraered and adjiud ed by the Cour t that ( ‘ f er e defe ant the air > ew . of mee Sum of $270.24 with interest there- on e 281 ? une ; : le <- at ¢ Until paid and for the cost of this ict L¢ . §« } e ‘ . P Aly, 1953, _ John L Milholland erK Superior Court, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. g§ BE Burgess, Cloud Burgess and Chas } Blackwelder trading as Harmony Imple- } ment Company .e- 6 ve JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT L ¢ Anderson o( In the above entitled action, plaintiff having filed complaint on May 18th 1935 and summons having been issued on the same date, summons not having been served, the plaintiffscome into court and take a voluntary non- & suit. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs be non- suited and that they pay the cost of the action, This June 19, 1933. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk, Merchants & Farmers Hank of { Statesville, li. C. Plaintiff } ts { JUDGMENT H A Lanier, Defendant ! This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the under- Signed Clerk of Superior Court of lredell County, worth Carolina, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that the , plaintiff filed its duly verified complaint in this action on the 8th day of “@y, 1955, and on said dagve caused summons to be issued in this cause; and it appearing that said sSurmons was duly served on the defendant, \ Lanier, th +} } . c ” } ~ han } On the 15th day of May, 1953; and it appearing further that more than thirty “ays have elapsed-since the date of the service of said. summons, and the de- “endant H A Lanier has neither answerec, demurred or appeared, and is now in defaults And it appearing further that this action was instituted to recover 459A oe non » s“cement on a certain sealed, promissory note executed and delivered by the Lan { 7 5 ~ , " ; ; ja te “er Furniture Company, a North Carolina Corporation, to the plaintiff dat 6 bh "Iie {Aw > Ven db @ February 10, 1950, due three months after date in the sum of 96,749.15, WwW ith interest after maturity until paid at the rate of 6% per annum; and it “Prearing that said note was endorsed by the defendant H A Lanier and by L L Lanier, 4 A Lanier, J B Rogers, C L Rhyne, J li Deaton, W E Webb, J C Lewis, yor th Carolina, In the Superior Court ¢ 8 Tomlin, ¢ A Stearns and R W Braber; and tt appearing Set 5 Sweet FP Iredell County. Before the Clerk. Rogers, J M Deaton estate, L L Lanier, C L Rhyne and R W Braeber have each pederated Textiles, Inc. } paid $850.00 on gaia note, and that defendant H A Lanier has paid nothing wie” ' JUDGMENT thereon; and it appearing that said total sum of $5,100.00 and interest on Mooresville Shirt Corporation, j said note to July l, 1951, has been paid on said note and no other payments ‘ cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before H have been made there on, and that there is a balance due and owing on said This & ’ & or is note of } until paid, at Honor, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, u oe % ? err : , “ ‘ 1 tng to the Court that on the 12th day une 33 1 - the rate 6% per annum, and that demand has been made upon the defendant and it appearing ’ y of J , 19353, plain tiff caused a summons to be issued oub of this court against the above r the payment of «850,00 thereof, with interest from July 1, 1951, but thing thereon; and it appearing that the plaintiff is named defendant in this action, and at the same time filed in this office : oe i : : 4 ‘4ea complaint, and it further appearing that on the 14th da ment against -ne defendant for the sum of $850.00 with in- a duly verd P . PP - 7 y ae eee ae if >. 1933, said summons together with a copy of said complaint, was , 1931, until paid at the rate of 6% per annum; OF Cunt, ’ or Ps . ' — a3 —" . r } de dant: and it further appearing to the VUou t that adjudged that the plaintiff recover duly derved on the fendant; PI & U , wat . : more th thrity days have elapsed since the service of he sum of $850.00, together : more than thrity cays i : + . le t fendant, and that the defendant has fal the rate of 6 per complaint on the de a ’ C I . 4 th Ae Saat . c ; wars) £ + ' © W demur or otherwise pieac to said complain by the Clerk of Super- and answer, (emur . lowed by law, and hat the time for answering or otherwis KL TROR F a Aered ad iu a and decreed tt at John L Milholland FORE, consid rea, oraeree, ad: 5 an ecreed € Clerk Suverior Court. ss 4 i ; ‘a ae 3 . 7 intiff recover of the defendant the sum of | 2e h interest thereon from January 22nd 1955, at the rate of ; per cent per annum, un- © , til paid, togeth with the cost of this action, of the Court. John Wilhollend k Superior Court. Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk. G Turbyfill and Frances lurbgyfill, defendants. AA . } ine 7 ‘ hef tn 1G. _ coming on to be heard and being neard before the under , 1 . Pa — 2" af ‘ . , 7t gned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday July 17th, O22 . . , 7535 and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued in this action on the 10th day of June 1955, and served on the 12th day of June 1955, bY reading and delivering a copy of the summons and a copy of the complaint @ 1 oo » » on each of the defendants; and it further appearing %° the Court that @ duly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 10th day Q +p MATTER OF THE TROUUMAN : "INAL ( and it further appearing to the Court that the defendants and each of them IN ee) TRUST COMPANY, : LTGUIDATIO) + oaneTnc Al RUS Sane eee : Oa JORTH CAROLINA. ; BB is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars, TROUTMAN, NOR a | together with interest from January 1, 1951 at the rate of 6% per annum un- AGE] ibe 11 til paid, and it further appearing that said amount is evidenced by a pro- LIQUTDAT missory note executed by the defendants to the plaintiff, the terms of which : (1) note are set out in the verified complaint filed in this cause; and it fur- : . uur petitione: e underst 27 ther appearing that the defendants, or either of them, has not filed an ane Ye ' : i ti eace »Y of ig j swer in the time allowed by law: nd Statutor: 7 2 : sore tior reat x i It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of corperetion, cr the defendants or either or both of them the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty t VOllars, together with interest from the lst day of January 1931 until paid, Iredell, *o and the the costs of this action be taxed by the Court against the defend- . business , 4 47 ants. ' This 17th day of July, 1933,, : es thor en SF ae | (2) John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, , n y omm 4¢ + cr c +a E S ( ¢ " t ; in ' North Carolina, In the Superior Court + 7 oie . 7 ’ : , Iredell County, before the Clerk, Jesse Rue} Johnson, aintiff { vs ! JUDGNEN®T raveler rotective Association ) on, “efendant ) his ¢c l tom , > 2H Ye? n ; 3 } coming on to be heard a being heard before the undersign- ’ ed erk of wne ‘uneric ‘> east —_ . rior Court of Iredell vounty, and it a pearing to the i sourt t t pD] ti a t} ( nds } © defendant have set:led ana compromised all atters of .¢ Y ce e efendant avine 1 ° . ; — “sng to the plaintiff a certain ’ um stipulat Ly mproni ¢ nit compy LSeé 1a settle ent and the cost of this ace s . tions a G 4 er $1 . ’ t ne court that the terms of compromise ind € Cle é t ‘ en irried out 1d ies , : oo eeu SNe that said action should be diée- aly isses, hy , s co 4 sad _ . o , Laere Ay Brered, ad jud ed and decreed that : t Ls i¢ cs ‘ , é 3 ereby dism’ ed, \ _ dvohn Milholland A9 ¢ By Consent; Clerk Superior Court, a ] } ies . 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Milholland, Clerk Superior Court of Iredel} County Nor ti mS 4 il , N 1 vs i JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL 1 : H rr i ‘der Carolina, hereby petition your Honor to grant an order allowing me to be abser R Rankin } from the office of Clerk Superior Court of Ired 11 vounty, North Carolina on This cayse coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honar P Monday, July 24th, 1955. land, Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday the 4 . ft s 3 y + } . oe ice . i PAth dav of July. 1933. and it annesarineg +} Y : I find it necessary for me to be absent from the County on the above tt) of July, 1955, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant NR 3 date to attend to some important business. I have a comnat 7 - ae a ce pn 2 4 lat Sit - L have a competent an 4 er ankin was personally served with surmons in the above entitled action on the Bi = eT ) he a a | ; 3 Deputy who will be in the office during my absence, 2 da f June, oo, and a copy of the plaintiff's verified complaint was bs | ae : Very respectfully ily serve on the defendant at the time of the service of su mons; that more q : a | | P John ilholland, ’ wT awe 1, ane o ” > +} o musta p i I ys ive elapsed since the service of said suymons and complaint F serk Superior Court, . : . Irede County, North Caroling Mor 16 defendant and that he has filed no answe } +5 +) ee ce — . is fi in iswer or demur; that the comn- ; 14 c ~ yy ’ > a+ ‘ ] stint e of action for 1ted account, : North Carolina, ) E In the Superior Court, )t \ » 0 otion lcolm Cameron, Attorney for the E Fifteenth Judicial District. | intiff, 1t is hereby ordere nA te i ane cae ; . : J Milhol } ’ y ordez 9 JUfea and decreed that the plaintiff re- P vonn Mithol and, Clerk Superior urt of =F ' orth ' . I of T: inty, rth ( > ty fF 2 “vse 1. a P lawn a , 7 ’ ’ -Ily it OL w<,i0S.46, with interest there- ; varolina, having applied to me for permisston to be I € é ] UL pe im, ( r alter the Srd day of April, a Jlerk of tne Supnertor Court f Iredell u yg “OP ro n ay . a “ . : July th, Oo, and having given what appears ( 10 nd su t xs dered, e t ecreed that a commissioner ORS or his absence; . 1 ° 4 8S set o inx plaintiff's co aint, 4 ow, therefore, it is ordered hat id hn i 1d be ( @ pi S 32 ; sale to e indebtedness of to be absent fr the office of Cler uperior irt for ( rt I . rth t é f te yyy ‘ , i etioyr oar 14 , ~y + ; » ¢€ c : Olina o » vuly 4bh, 19 ‘ roviied é s c f j t ? g z { JUlY, . ; Charge | 1d office ring hi ibsence John Milholland e 7th day of April, 55. erk Superior Court. | | ‘ oO’ n 7 Vv Judge nesidi tine i | 4 ‘ 4 ’ Try + | ly € iperior Court | Y’ | ‘ . i vs { N 1 ‘ Tern ni Y) ‘ l n: - ly. 4 t S CO I Or to be hes 1 : VI eard ciore iis onor, John L Mil- ~ 7 ) LEY 9 ) ‘ ‘ Cs lye Lor ur t - y I : wr’ OF Iredell County, iiorth Carolina and be- eara { s - € Yn ‘ 4 + ) A ne { Ta fn ana + } - rs in controversy between the plain +44 eC.endant in t e al 1 ‘1DOVe ation hay } ¥tion have been co; promised and settled. { LS erefore or red ; , a : ; ‘eped and adfud , . ‘Gea that the said action be and same is iereby dism! a : ‘ Ca Q iat ft cos Jourt, S ’ © cost be paid by the def ia ba th taxed by this 1 Be i¢ aetfendant to be taxe e . [a ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 } * ent to the Ove fud be Join is Milholland oe ; erk Superior Court. \ i i CS el) : : ’ ’ U Ln ton 4 ¢ ‘ ’ \ \ r 2V he . . e : 5 let 4 Kennedy tt neys for Piaintiff,. oe ,OTneve . ’ neys, for cefendant/ 72 IN THE SUPERIOR CQURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Monday July 3Slst, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell] County. C Y ; : yorth Carolina, In the Superior Court J Fred Thompson, deceased, Employee, ; Iredell County. August Term 1933, Latta Johnson, Administrator, F C I Johnson, father, next of kin, Octavia | al Thompson, mother, next of kin, and Lucy Thompson, sister, next of kin, PLAINTIF:’S Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the State and County aforesaid, on the 5th Monday before the tst Monday in Sept vs ) JUDGME T ember, 1932, the same being the Sist day od July, 1953, when and where His Johnson Funeral iiome, Employer, ) hs nd Sun Indermity Company, Carrier. ' Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fifteenth Dis" SNDANTS, } Judicial District, Fall Term, 1933, is present and presiding and the Honorable the above entitled cause coming on to be heard, and being heard upon zed V Long, Solicitor is present and prosecuting in the name of the State, an appeal by the defendants from the rulings an award made by the Industrial GC Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredeil County is present and retruned in Cormission in said cause, before his Honor vilson Varlick, Judge Presidin ’ ’ 5 +G1ng, h llowing ¢ into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as ind the Court being of the opinion that:said rulines and award should be jurors for the first week of this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: affirmed, after considering the record in said causes; and the defendants have : The following were drawn and sworn as Grand Jurors for a period of ing challenged the jurisdiction of the Industrial Commission on the fround kh Six Months: J A Guy, H V Linberger, C J MeKensie, M E Godfrey, S Gordon Wallace “€ Gelencants are not bound by the provisions of the North Carolina Work- C P Mclieely, R i) Dobson, H O Hoover, R i Hilderbrand, Lee Williams, Kobt C en's nsation Act, moved the urt that said rulings and award be dismis- Kinder, Amos f York, Ney C Sherrill, J a Stroud, A L Beam, J F Brantley, 7D , r ¢ Peason that said Commission had no jurisdiction of the proceedings a . . Swann, and \ \/ Woodward, estion of jurisdiction having been first r: ‘sed upon said ar eal, and C P McNeely, was appointed and sworn as foreman of the Grand-Jury. ° . opinion t S [y trial Commission ha ris- . ; V Privette was appointed and sworn as officer of the Grand-Jury,. on ¢ ror Y oe The following were sworn C i Leckie, ii \} Thomas, WH Morrison, , , tion oyner ar V rlington, ; . : CC Morrison, J S Moore, George Crawford, i G \allace, D Ni Alexander, J R eys for nt, OKBHRED, n REED, that the award and mts ss ; ‘ kontgomery, Mi D Lewis, L A Tolb rt, WF Feimster,. . , In e, 1 e $s e re hereby in res- svrawford and RK A White were excused by Court. _ ; oe oper rt that this judgment o e lis & Joe S Elliott, ot to be found, cou é yu t t. e te ou f str ’ ou I € strict. e ; : NOe] } NON-SUPPORT lson Varliek State } Alias Capias, i I DING Vs 4 foyt Millsaps } N06 2 ) DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED +n + e ota te ) Alias Capias. » the defendants in apt vs j ' , ksi Si ee | i ricket Stikelather : F 70 0 ppner to the Supreme Court of Nort /Q] ina: eY a ns =p . rh 6 TO APPEAR AN SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR, ved, pes 1d fixed 4 e sum of tate f ri 2 2 sun | Defendant appeared and showed. Contin:ed under former 200. © defendants allowed thinte. a... a ) order, ; S I er e up and serve ‘On Christie ’ s owe 4 ¢ ty aavs e ‘ NO mM r . — ea el c er-case rl { LU APPLAR ANL onUWe , . an ae 7 : “ ov ty a } Defendant called and failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa site nn ) and Capias. y, 933, "O0drow rarmer { son Warlick 9 EMBEZZLEMENT I sa Der nPrer Stat ‘ Pn tt PiKSIDING 6 Alias Carias, < a —_~ A —— No, 1} mene . _ State. POSSESSING LIQUOR. Continued for defendant tie Thomas < «a oe A ee ss No. 12 State vs H C Hunter No. 13 State vs Clarence Jarvis No. 15 State vs T E Bass kverett Parker No. 16 State vs T E Bass No. 17 State vs Jjalter Barnhardt No. 18 State vs reeze horthey No, J State vs Kussel} eo ry jo @ ><> <> > << > ve <> ee ee wee pee <— ee <_< <> <_< <> a <_< <> ee ee begin his aa TT mn Tj ASSAULT WITH DE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933, Monday July 31, 1933. 'RANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Nol Prosed with leave ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Continued under former order FORGERY Continued under former order as to Bass Alias Capias ass to Barker GERY 1 Vv PVUAUOAL Continued under former order SEDUCTION. Defendant in custody and sent a ADLY tAPON Contin ved under former order F( COST Contined under former order -SUP O} Jontinued under fommer order, las Capias, PFUNL Al PUSSES: LaWUUN » lhe defe nt comes int to transporting and posse Bill: of indictment Judgment of the ourt is prisoned in the com jail of r ee Jeaeae OF + 2 * re to be WOY a on e@ roa 8 ne fo . Aw > ! nt not to wear stripes, T¢ + -‘ P t 1e or defendant i som ed oP eOHIBI 1 i] ontinus LOr defendant, Vontinued under former order, t r + T WITH IN KILL /OnNtinued for Gefendant, a. Iredell ag pao assigned to the State Highway Commission to State Prison to sentence heretofore imposed of TWO YEARS, ‘O open Court and pleads guilty ‘Sing liquor as charged in the that the defendant be im- County for a period rovided by Statute. Des No. 31 | State vs Woodrow Marrison No. 32 \ State vs Will Goble No. 55 \ State \ vs Russell Goble No, 34 . State . vs Son Albea No, 35 \ State vs T E Bass No. 56 State vs Seth Lippard No. 40 State \ vs tthel Summers No, 41 State \ vs Julia Ann Summers No, 42 State vs Vestus Little No, 47 State 1 Vs LC Robinson No, 49 State Vs John Freeze Hdwards n, V8 Phillip Cook No, 52 State swe Bil1 Rimple IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUAT TERM 1933 Monday July, 3lst, 1933, SEDUCTION Continued for defendant MANSLAUGHTER Continued for Bill, MANSLAUGH TER Continued for Bill { HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY } Nol Prosed with leave ‘ j | SEDUCTION { Continued under former order j ' ) EMBEZZLEMEN' ) Capias and continued, | } PKOSTITUTION Continued for defendant for defendant, { } { } } PROSTITUTION ] Continued ' ) SLOW Al A ALY iti tL FORWI DA iJ il i Continued for defendant FALSE PRETENSE Continued for defendant LARCENY The defendant comes open counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads pass which plea is accepted by the Judgment of the Court is that confined to the 6ommon jail into Signed to any of the institutions o the County Commissioners may desigz stripes, for a period of SIX MONTHS WARCHITY Remanded to the Juvenile Court {N TERING for defendant. NAA ING ANI Continued — BREAKING AND ENTERING Continued by consent Court puilty to foreeable end through his tres State, the ate of Iredell County, f the , lefendant be to be as that wear sounty not to for trial. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Monday July 3lst, 1933, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Tuesday August lst, 1933, 4 Ht Li t ‘ Oa ae AAA ThA Die <a | : rae 4 J ee i PRESIDING @ND HOLDTII VOURTS OF THE 15th JUDICIAL DISTRICT No, 54 } TKANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. This Honorable Court convenes according to ad ° t State ) Defendant called and failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa S Journment tuesday _vs ) and Instanter Capias. Morning August lst, 1953 at 9:30 %'Cloék for the dispatch of business, W H Steakley ) 56 i G AND ENTERING No. 55 ) VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION Law. No, 56 BREAKTIG AND ENTERIN \ oe y Defendant called and failed. Judgment NN State i Continued for defendant, “— | Pa and Instenter Diskus. udgm isi Sei vs } vis 4 Leon Stevenson Rufus Da NO. 62 ) LARC WiY * No, 54 } TRANSPORTING AND POSSESSING LIQUOR, State ) ‘The defendant comes into open Court and through his bi \ State { The defendant comes into open Court and through _Vs , ) counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads guilty to the larceny vs ) his counsel WV Howard pleads not guilty. After hear- Jake Benfield of property valued less than (320,, which plea the Sol- WH Steakley ) ing the evidence the defendant enters a plea of Nolo icitor for State accepts. Contendre. NO» 48, 484,485,48C } BREAKING AND ENTERING, LARCENY AND RECEIVING | No. } PRESEN TMENT, State { the defendant \artin Lentz comes into open Court and : State ! Nol Prosedswith leave hd ) through his counsel John A Scott and tenders the State : \ vs } wartin Lentz ) a plea of guilty to an attempt to commit a felony which Albert Horn ) ‘rank Bustle { plea the Solicitor acce ts. J ¢ Almond ; 4 zg lhe derendant Frank Sustle comes into open Court and No. 43 | LARCENY veorge liorrison { through his counsel C BE «winberry and tenders the State State j Continued for State @ plea of guilty to an attempt to commit a felony which \ vs } plea the Solicitor accepts, Woodrow Hines ) sj the de*endants Almond and Morrison come into open pital and plead not guilty. Jury #1 sworn and empanelled No. 44, 45 {| HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY of inttaueae verdict of guilty as Charged in the Bill State ) Continued for State, ndictment - ° at \ vs ) Jud ment of the Court is that the defendant George Lewis Hedrick } “orriosn be confined in the State's Prison at hard labor for a term of not less than 0 YEARS NOR MOKE THAN FIVE No. 37 { TAANSPORT AND POSSEsS LIQUOR, YEARS, liars . a ; State i The defendant comes into open Court and throuch his ame oe a he Vourt is that he defendant JC vs )() counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads guilty as charged in the Por a tem nt ined in the State's Prison at hard labor John Myers ( | Bill of Indictment or a term of not less ti ONE ‘ORR MAN | AF } : oF no eee than Vis NOR MORE THAN THRSE YEARS, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fudement continned see ond Martin Lentz, prayer for figed in the common jail of Iredell County for a period the cost aa noe tre pelo years on condition they pay of THREE MUNTHS and assi-ned to work on the roads of abi tigi pr fl. _ ne Llurther condition tr ey re ain law State as is provided by statute, Not Oo wear stripes. 0. - rue Bills No, 38 | TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. 1- lene 11 State { The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guil- 2- rue 1] \ Vs } ty to transporting and possessing liquor as charged in Se rue Bill LM Carter } the Bill of Indictment, o4- rue Bil} Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- 46- rue 5 fined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of THREE MO::THS and assigned to work on roads of State as is provided by statute, sentence to begin at the expiration of Sentence he is now serving. Not to wear stripes, io. 60 ) FALSE PRETENSE i} { State } Nol Prosed with leave. il vs ) . Frahces Cowan { iit | H is Onorab] wear+e Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning rh August ls ’ I55 at 9:30 O'elock IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Tuesday August lst, 1933, North Carolina, } In the Superior Court Iredell County. | August Term 1933, Connie B Hahn { iE ~” vs ISSUE George WW Hahn ) Jury //l1 sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows; 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Did the defendant separate and abandon the plaintiff without any fault on the part of the plaintiff, and live separate and apart from her for more than two years next prior to the commencement of this action, as allerced ——— ae in the complaint? Answer: Yes 3 as the plaintiff been a boni ] j 1e S I " eesenivest Deen a boni fide resident of the State of Norith /arolina for more than two years ori th neem : i re than two years prior to the commencement of this action, as alle ed in the complaint? nswer Yes tr ay line T : ‘orth carolina, tn the Superior Vourt redel) ‘oun ty Lredell County, \ugus erm 1933 ust rm 1933, onnie ahn ! vs j J U 4 ieorge ahn ) i ¢ COMLT on t ve af °C a he Yr} } 5 } & © be heard and bein eard at this ‘erm of the yerior irt of Ire« unty bef or vounty, before His onor, John Oglesby, Judge Pre- siding ar ury — ' ’ : ” ir ns ered the issues submitted to it by 1 ¢ our Y y > 4 $ &a 4 o r oi fr L rn } t the defen ian*t ae a 1 4 th naant, as set out in 6 record: - ss reiore, ordered and ad; } ’ me adjudged by the Court that the bonds of tri ) ore € q 4 , ‘ 8 & SCetween the Plaintiff, Connie } iahn, and the é en ' reve a ¢ ’ ; ~ , , © same are hereby disolved, and the plain- tiegf an c ; y p ce iro the efvfend Ss JO esby IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Tuesday August lst, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4ugust Term 1933, IW Beaver 4 | i ) ISSUES N Edna Mae Beaver } Jury #1 sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Were the plainttff and defendant intermarried, as alleged in x the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action? v Answer: tes oe Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of North varolina for one year next preceding the commencement of this ac tion? Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August ‘erm 1953, J W Beaver t vs ' JuDG! NT Edna liae Beaver his cause coming on to bs eard at the igust lerm, 1933, of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, Oglesby, 1dge, and the ry, an € 12"5 avin ered the issues submitted to them as fo VS $ "1. Were e plaintiff and defendant inter ried, a& alleged in the complaint? nswer: Yes ; «. liave the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from Eh ach other for more + an two years next precedinzs the commencement of this ace Answer: Yes . oe Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of orth Varolina for is one year next preceding the commencement of t action? Answer: Yes," It is therefore, ordered and decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be, and “e same are hereby finally and absolutely dissolved and it is ordered that © plaintirr be, and he is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the bonds matrinony with t e defendant, It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay costs fin this action to be taxed by the Court. Aug. lst, 1933 John M Oglesby Judge Presiding. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Tuesday August lst, 1933. North Carolina,, In the Superior Court Iredell County. July Term 1933, Thelma Chambers { vs ) ISSUES harvey Chambers. ) Jury #1 sworn and empannelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant inter-marry as alleged in the comp- laint? Answer: Yes 2. Did the defendant abandon and separate himself from the plaintiff , without any fault on the part of the plaintiff, and have plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for two consecutive years next prior to tne commnence- ment of this action as alleced in the complaint? Oe tas the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for one 4 year imnediately preceding the commencement of this action as ; +}, Can 12 e ’ north Carolina, In the uperior Court [Irodell Count;, July Tern +: ‘ & 27% . 1a ambers } vs } J arvey Chambers ) ’ ¢ o ise co ine r } . . + cs « T ~1 & On to be heard, 1 being heard by His Honor John M Oe nw Jnudc Imaa’ s - . sOy, Judge Presidin » and a juby, at le July Term 1935. of Supertor 1 1955, of Supe LO t for Y é ¢ ’ } 'eC., and t lowing ise) ; ] 1 ’ ’ e W iSsues having been submitted n Ss ered r € jury, ymwite " * 4 . Le qa ¢ Dp ainti f and lefen lant 4 4 * . +} complaint? Seas inter-marry as allerced in the nswer Yes e Di e defendant ab; nd 3 4 tiff, withou ton 4 * ey , ¢ Separate himself from the plain- i . Une par é lntntti fe + 4 . 4 lefendant Lv separate and apart Pd we a wiwAlt, and have plaintiff and co nce of is action so ° consecutive years next prior to the need 8 4tOn is a é é Sy 4 * * sa » =4f FOE Complaint? nswers: es ; ; Ye 4 ‘ Sls ® { £ een a bon: Oe 3) 97 +}, /arolina for one yeap ed ae. > +40@ resident of the State of North ‘Pe s ; : : oe C4 receding > a ; , alleged in the complaint? wee “NG Commencement of this action as . ’ Pr: fes {t 1a , ‘» - Lé Ord rec Oy 7 » . — ered, condidered and adjudged that the bonds of ma tr 4 nonyvy eatotan oweeg “VLOre @e6 t 4 . 4. Ang ©etween Dlainti-r ; ; c » we plaintiff and defendant are dissolved, and that the plain? iff The} i mel i ine a /Nambers Ls grant aq "and 4n absolute divorce from the defendant Harvey Cost in this action be paid by the plaintiff. John M Oglesby Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Tuesday August ist, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Courtx Iredell County. urs Edith M Cline ! vs +8e8u0-38 Damon B Cline } Jury #1 sworn and empannelled and amswered the issues as follows: lst. Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two consecutive years next prior to the commence- ment of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes end. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes Srd. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for two years next prior commencement of this action and was said separatton without fault of plaintiff as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes TO THE HONOKABLE JOHN M, OBLESBY, PRESIDING JUDGE: we, the Grand Jury for the July 3lst Term, 1935 of Iredell Cass + ‘ F vourt, beg leave to make the following report: + “e have examined and passed on all bills of indictment presented to us by the Solicitor and assed on all matters presented to us. le visited the County Jail by committee and found 12 white men prieon- ers and 8 negro men and 2 negro women, ‘ie found the jail well kept. e re- Commend repairs to the plumbing, also that case hardened steel bars which canné dD aA . . a ness . © sawed in two, replace the present soft steel bars now in the windows. We f +ho “80 recommend that the proposed calcamizing of rd floor and the provid- 4 n 4n yf | 3 - € of & padded cell be carried out, "@ visited the offices of the Court House and County Office building in he ‘ * * ’ the rear of the Courthouse by Committee. e found the latter in good con- dits b : : :, “On but recommend a cement walk be laid in front of same, that trees in front b 3 cor ‘¥ 8€ topped and front yard be grassed. We recommend that space be dug out in the basement of Court House for storing records, ceiling of basement be wh abana : . te-washed and hall and offices on first floor be repainted except the fr “fices of the Accountant, ve investigated the official bonds of the County Officers and found that th °y all have surety bonds in companies licensed to do business in North Iredell County. Thelma Chambers vs laint? Answer 9 ment of this Carolina North Carolina, f t ) i . . es A rs vs rvea pe Ss ? ( a) } ’ oJ iC GO t or ¢ i ( eC "> ~* co aint . 2 . , oO} ieilen t co ( f 8 . ina Pg ) eT ft in | wy wis Hi Hit oe a ia I : / ' : ana t rf : in det'e in irve for one North Carolina,, Harvey Chambers, action Yes as al laintiff 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant inter-marry as &e Did the defendant abandon and separate without any fault on the part of the plaintiff, and lived separate and apart for two consecutive years next prior to the leged in IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Tuesday August lst, 1933. In the Superior Court July Term 1933, Jury #1 sworn and empannelled and answered the issues as follows: alleged in the Comp- himself from the plaintiff, have plaintiff and defendant comnence-~ the complaint? been a bona fide resident of the State of orth auely preceding tie commencement of this action as In the upe Lor Court 1] r ‘ar ‘ ‘ n r on ft } : = . * > 0 (i ti I Ly ] bein ‘ rd by 1s onor John Y $ a adnew 4 : Ys e July Term 5, of Superior ie © Lowin issues aving been submitted -\Wi ®*nHti re . l fan ,4 Can . : eienda lnter- rry as allered in the le : aa i u 1 anaon ( epar ite ‘ self fr ‘ e nlain- | : * 18 sas i { = ’ ( ive plaintiff and iy yr ») cor ‘ itive rs ne t rior to the i € complaint? ir ti f t I f y “ef cs - Cn a bona lide re 4 lent of the Sta o of North itely recedine ; © commencement of this action as ' ‘S ordered . hoes , , Ondidered and adjudced that the bonds of ‘ exe ' haa ‘ * € D aintii i and defendant are dissolved, & Chambe 1a ers Ls ranta i ‘ 6Sranted an absolute divorce from the et { © cos y ‘ os ls action be paid by the plaintiff. uru by 19 . John M 0g] osby Judge Presiding ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Tuesday August ist, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Cour tx Iredell County. urs Edith M Cline } ve } ISSUES Damon B Cline } Jury #1 sworn and empannelled and amswered the issues as follows: Ist. lias the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two consecutive years next prior to the commence- ment of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes end. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes Srd. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for two years next prior commencement of this action and was said separation without fault of plaintiff as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes NORTH CAROLINA 9 DRDL ArreT ier TREDELL COUN ile TO THE HONOKAB JOHN M, PRESIDING JUDG: OBLESBY, we, the Grand Jury for the July 3lst Term, 1933 of Iredell Superior Court, beg leave to make the following report: “e have examined and passed on all bills of indictment presented to us by the Solicitor and passed on all matters presented to us. Ye visited the County Jail by committee and found 12 white men prieon- ers and 8 negro men and 2 negro women, We found the jail well kept. We re- COmm l rar i s ~} end repairs to the plumbing, also that case hardened steel bars which canné the in the windows, We %@ sawed in two, replace present soft steel bars now als mmann . . ° recomend that the proposed calcamizing of the third floor and the provid- in , ad ‘ ) ° 6 Ol a padded cell be curried out. "e@ visited the offices of the Court House and County Office building in th : ue rear of the Courthouse by Committee, ve found the latter in good con- dition + ; on but recommend a cement walk be laid in front of same, that trees in front + » 9€ topped and front yard be grassed, We recommend that space be dug out se in the basement of Court House for storing records, ceiling of basement be Whi te-waa) ®-washed and hall and offices on first floor be repainted except the ffices of the Accountant, “@ Investigated the official bonds of the County Officers and found th lat they ll have surety bonds in companies licensed to do business in North IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Tuesday August lst, 1933. North Carolina by the State Insurance Department as of May 1, 1933 except the sur. veyor who has a personal bond, In regard to thd financial affairs of the County we find that & complete audit of the County's finances for the fiscal year ending June 50, 1933 is in the process of being made by the J. B. Rogers Co., Certified Public Accountants, We are informed by this Company that a thorough check has been made of all sinking fund bonds and all bonds covering all cash in banks, We have gone into the matter of administrators, guardian and executors and have appointed a committee to look into these matters and report at next term of Court, ‘This will give us time to go into the matter more fully than we could do now, We visited the State Convict Camp by Committee, We found 27 white pri- soners and 45 negro prisoners, ‘ve found the living, dining room, kitchen and living quarters in excellent condition, ‘e visited the County Home by Committee and found 11 white men, 18 white women, one white boy, 9 colored men and 8 colored women inmates; We found the living quarters, dining room and so forth in excellent condition, All inmates are well cared for, We found ;: white and colored men, trustees, We found 700 r) dam ZO ana f'n)" ‘ae hiel e whan f ounds meat, 594 cans fruit, 6Ol bushels wheat, 40 bushels corn, 350 chickens, 13 lk cow: 9 at, . wre 9 at; » ne . 9 milk cows, 2 stoci cows, 2 stock hogs, 4 brood sows, 25 hogs for meat, 19 pigs, © heifer calves, 1000 bales of straw. 1: 9 tons hay, 25 acres in corn, 4 mules, one 1933 model 1/2 ton Ford ‘ruct, Kespectfully submitted, C. P, MeNeely ¥oreman Grand Jury. , 20 = No. SS { j j PUSS! S 3 IU )R ke ‘ State ) he defendant comea 4n} ‘ . -hrpourch hi vs , odune ‘nt comes into open Court and through his seeemeiiins C anaes | r Alexander pleads not cuLllty, Jury #1 sworn and : i = ane ed and concluding of evidence continued through if ) nme + T ° aajournment.. Pending trial Countg tases a recess. Ls nor 5 C ++ alae svaG Court takes a recess intil Wednesday Morning t ist ° at 9 ( ’, O'clock, ( ) - ‘ soil iit aia SS ov Presiding> r \ | _ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Wednesday August 2md, 1933, This Honorable Vourt convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morn ing August end, 1955 at 9:50@ O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 39 State vs M Shoemaker No, 24 State vs Roscoe Hollman No. 61 State vs Dock Davis > oe ee —-—_->-> —_> —<—<— — TKANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. The Jury returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in common jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway Comnission to be workedron roads as is provided by law. Not to wear stripes. This sentence to begin at expiration of senten- ce he is now serving, OPERATE CAK WITH SMOKESGREEN The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Van Hoy and Wall pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empanelled and after close of the State's evidence the Attorneys for the defendant tenders the State a plea of guilty to attempt to commit a felony, to-wit- Operating car with smokescreen, which plea the Solicitor accepts, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWiLVE MONTHS and assigned to the State liighway Com- mission to be worked on roads as is provided by law, Defendant not to wear stripes. T BREAKING AND ENTERING AND LARCENY The defendant comes into open Vourt and pleads not guilty. Jury /1 sworn and empanelled and returned a ver- dict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisned in the common jail of Iredell County for a perid of ‘'iiLVE MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway Com- mission to be worked on the roads as is provided by law. Defendant to wear stripes. ROBBERY The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empanelled and returned a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway 6om- mission to be worked @n roads as is provided by law. efendant to wear stripes. ARKCUNY Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in common jail of Iredell County for a period of ‘OUR MONTHS and assigned to the State Highway Commission to be work on roads as is provided by law, Vefendant as not to wear stripes. a | i Ge ee ee NORTH CAROLINA, Ik iWDieI il C OUN TY ~ In the Matter of State Vs. ) Rufus Davis, ) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGSUT TERM 1933 Wednesday August 2nd, 1933. IN THY SUPERIOR COURT, AUGUST TERM, 1933, FORFETYVURE OF BOND¢s This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, and it appearing to this Court, upon motion of the Sol T LONE, bond unto the State of North production into this, Carolina, of this County from one Rufus Davis while he, ‘mNna »t4 , V4 ant ‘ mc } OY ‘ Vv tc transporting liquor in said automobile, contrary to to the Court that the said R, this cause, have failed and refused to ti) 4 , dy 1 L I ly ] ’ oO | pou Oo ic er ind 2 I ] e e roa ’ b d i avin; Lied refused Now, therefore, it ) 60 | ( ( yy” . ' ' : ay V C, rt 9 Ne ohn . } t 0 n+ } cc L eca I col leat) n } } i i ) OY e Bb ( his ( ( n on on I's ‘ ’ Vis eo! I Le to "4 ° in \) t f , iT rg r more t n of thi t t l ( ton Lape tn nSwers LOS. the August Term, 1953, of Iredell Supertor Court certain motor vehicle, an icitor of this, the 15th Judicial District, Zeb v that one Kk, Kk. Peril and one H. A, Todd bound themselves in an obligation and Carolina in the sum of {600.00 for the delivery and » North uutomoblle, captured by the officers of said Rufus Davis, was then and there law; and tt further ppearing lL, Poril and H, A, Todd, bondsmen as sforesaid in roduce and deliver the said automobile into rece! i cupertor Court, as they were oblirated and Cipulations of the said bonds and the said R, L, uid, having been duly called in open Court, vO unswer when so called: rdere Y . 7 7 4 ordere decreed that the said bond in the sum a 14 27 ’ . ~eee the uid automobile so captured from ‘ ( eret forfeited, and the Clerk of this { { a ; ; , , G, eOmpowered, directed und ordered a ; } j Sawn ; ' ” Sue Ll such legal processes eas are nd, John | e Ug esby —_—_— age agen a Judze Prestding. In the Supertor Court, August ‘’'erm, 1955.6 he he rig 1 ¢ 5 ‘ - : his ter; of the Supertor Court before 1] ‘ re ‘ yu ind the following issues | ] . und citizen of the State of two conaanr ' maccutive years next prior to the commencement lnint? IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Wednesday August 2nd, 1933, end. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry ag alleged in the complain t? Answer: Yes. 3rd, Have the plaintiff and defendant lives iikaviite and apart for two years next prior commencement of this action and was said separation without fault of plaintiff as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. All of said issues having been answered by the jury in the affirmative, Therefore, it 1s ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Hadith M,. Cline and the defendant, Damon B. Cline be, and the same are hereby dissolved and the plaintiff, Kdith M, Cline, is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant en it, Damon B, Cline, It 1s further ordered by the Court that | nintiff 14th M ‘14 ! ’ vIl Ne rhe ’ have custody of her two minor children, Claudie Murlin Cline nnd Lewis | wel] Cline. It is further ordered by the Court that the lnintirfr pay he coat f this action us taxed by the Cler’ of this C rte John } Orlosby alleen 15th Judtotal | Tstrict Judge Presta - North Car ing ; b rolina, in th perior Court, Iredell ¢ ty Ll Count } ' ) Veo Aurust orm, 1933.6 Ola Be {ta I ) «Vo- ) 1 , 17 ) Kelly i, or ) Jury sworn and empanneled a: answered tiie 1 of Poll : ] ‘ con . . ho laintiff and defendant inter arry 8 alleged in the Cor 4 9 NSWOl's Ye e 2 , ‘ : . } he defendant eparste l bandon the lnintif Lthout y luit on 1 f I of the plxntnt fz, an Live separa te part rr I or WO years prior to the commencement of thts ANSwers Yes. “e Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Caro] dina for mon more than two years next prior to the commencement of this action, 48 a] leged in tho complaint? ‘nswer:; Yes, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933. Wednesday August 2nd, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell Younty. August Term, 1933, Ola G, Litaker -Vs- JUDGMENT, Kelly E, Litaker This cause coming on to be heard and being at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, John M, Oglesby, Judge Prediding and a Jury, and the Jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matri- mony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Ola G, Litaker, and the defendant, be, and the same are hereby disolved, and the plaintiff is granted un absolute divorce from the defendant, John M, Oglesby JUDGE PRESIDING. + ane 46 T a ’ North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. swered the as follows: > o ‘y as alleged in the complaint? leged in the complaint? ona fide resident of the State of North receding the commencement of this action? North Carolina ’ . In the Superior Court, Lrede 1} Coun tr August Term, 19356 Jauni tet er -Vs- Le hermon * on to be nNeornd , © heard and being at this Term of the Superior fore His Hono aS honor, John Mm, Yglesby, Judge Presiding and 4 having answered the 38 ered the issues Submitted to 4t by the Court in “— IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM,1933 Wednesday, August 2nd, 1933, of plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Jaunita Hermon, and the defendant, C. T. Hermon, be, and the same are hereby disolved, and the plain- tiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, John M. Oglesby J UDG PR hol SY N orth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. August Term, 1933, Nellie Moose Hedrick -Vs- Horace liedrick, Jury sworn and empanneled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry 2s alleged in the com- plaint? Answer; Yes. 2. Did the defendant abandon and live separate and apart from plaintiff without any fault on plaintiff's part, for more than two consecutive years noxt preceding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes, Srd. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two consecutive years, imnddiately next preceding the Commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, “orth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, August ‘erm, 1933, N Nellie Moose Hedrick Horace Hedr4 This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, John Ii. Oglesby, CNUeA tmcnse , : Uege presiding and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the issues Submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record: It ig therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the marriage between the plaintiff, Nellie Moose Hedrick, and the defendant, Horace “edrick, be, and the same is hereby disolved, and they are hereby divorced from “2@ bonds of matrimony, John M, Oglesby “Judge Presiding. 88 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 AUGUST TERM 1933 Wednesday, August,2nd, 1933, Wednesday, August 2nd, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, ‘ August Term, 1933, Iredell County. August Term, 1933, Iredell County ; u : Nettie Hefner Mingus, by and through her : L, C, Cannupp : next friend, Andrew C, McIntosh $ -Vs- : ISSUES. : N $ Versus : ISSUES, Allie Gorman Cannupp : Koss Boyd Mingus, : Jury sworn and empanneled and answered the issues as follows: Jury sworn and empanneled and answered the issues as follows: d the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the i. p g 1. Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried, as alleged in the Complaint complaint? Answer: Yes, Answer: Yes. 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each othep 2. Did the defendant abandon and live separate and apart from for more than two years next prededing the commendement of this action? ; plaintiff, without any fault on plaintiff's part, for more than two cone AnawSE: 6108s E secutive years next preceding the commencement of this action, as alleged Se Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of North Carolina for one ; in the complaint? year next prededing the commencement of this action? 3 Answer: Yes. answer: Yes, ; Se Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North : Carolina for more t’an two consecutive years immediately next preceding the : commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? North Carolina, In the Superior Court, : Answer: Yes, Iredell County 53d edell County, August Term, 1933, Nettie Hefner Mingus, by and thronch i : es es a ee tf it ie North Carolina In the Superior Court, next ir end, Andrew C, hcIntos} ) : +r n yee 4+ Ayr 10%%3 es on ) as lrecdell County. August Term, 1955 -Versus ) JU G Tr. ; s Boy ngus, F : ) ; 4e C. Cannupp : ; $ Mt « . -Vs- : JUDGMENT, Inls cause coming o be heard at * . . : orling on to be heard at } he August Tern ,» 1933, of Iredell : uperior Court before ite : Aljie Gorman Cannupp : iperior Court before His ‘Onor, John ii, glesby, Judge, and a jury, and the jury ” aving answered the {ssues enhm4 + 2 4 7 : : : § submit ted Oo them as fo LOwss: F This cause coming on to be heard before iis Honor, John lie Vg € sb , "i. vere the plaintiff an fendant 4 } ip laint? Tuat : 14 ant rinc answe i the Oo emsen’ antermarried, as alleged in the complaint! “udge presiding and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the nswer; jy i issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record: ee LV t yl int 1 ié andant } > . ‘ ' that 1 . iefendant lived separate and apart from each It 4s + erefore, considered, ordered and adjudged 1 he Court a ie : p ore si i O1 ‘ er for more than two vean- ' . mos ‘ Ars next yr ’ Ging +thea pee ‘ . . 5 7 were pee Gorman recedin me commencement of this action? marrlace between the plaintiff, L. C, Cannupp, and the defendant, Allie Gorman nsawer: es, . , Cannup; » be, and the same is hereby disolved, and they are hereb: vorce. the fnwine } . : . ~sen a bon: fide resident of x h . for one r from the 3 + Sident of North Carolina for ‘rom the bonds of ma rimony. year ne rededin : soe P Commenderient of this action? AnSwers: Ve 8,” 7 John jh e Oglesby Judge Presiding. It ls ther efor ‘ . Le iC] re or 7 ae a ’ ) aered, A Jjuds ea, and decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofana ant J Cl vOlLOre existi _— ; / ng between the Plaintiff and Gefendant,be, and the same are here} finally an baoluta - y and absolutely ‘18soOlved, and it is ordered that the Se 1 . ; Mura ( August hereby granted absolut ‘his Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday liorning Aug ‘te divorce from the bonds of matri- DGE faa ee plaintif be, an rh She is mony with the defendant I “rd, 19 t 933 7] : ndant. It is furtn ; at 9:50 O'clock. ° S Turther ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs in this action to be taxed bw the OC er) , “y bne Cle a tre John M, Yelesby Judge Presiding. North Carolina, Iredell County. We He Moore -Vse Cordie Michaux Moore 4 rs 3 4 ae Vid tne . Y 4 *y,+09 VY ; Le "” Vv ns es LOS nm 4 Ye hS yarolins Por co c 1 O swepe ~ . iCSe ‘ rt i I Liy A , Lreace lnt ° . . le se t u "< i ea Yo ’ L - + 2 ‘ ‘ 4 p marr is © betwe n j , { Cc . ce ; | 5 ar reed from } a vorced f z Qo : complaint? Answers; Yes, is co “ne PLL | Cc 2 2 > iff, without any fau: years ne2 recedin I IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Thursday, August 3rd, 1933, aa WwW plaintiff com Va Jury sworn and empanneled anda Ul This Honorable Court convened according to adjournment Thursday Morning 7a ire and answered the defendant intermarry as August Srd, 1933 at 9:50 o'clock for the dispatch of business. H In the Superior Court, August Term, 1933, P issues as follows: : alleged in the andon and live separate and apart from plain- art, for more than two consecutive encement of this action, as alleged in the en a boni fi Cut. Ve rears t "> , ft n . r ea 7} 3 a e In iI v( 6red dere > ere on ” . . 3 epah-«r y any : ee ~ - - ~ 4- -2b0eiy next preceding the eC; $ ° : 1in superior Court, LESDY y re Ls Y Tohn Or +} Sy verdict aving answered { ff sal 5 ' in o ree rag ] Yr Sas oe 2 ae 4. } Yams 4 tho t AG Jucged by the Court that Me, and the defendant, Cordie and they are hereby J ohn li, Oglesby Judce Presiding, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 Thursday, August Srd, 1933, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. W, Ae Bristol, et al ) ) -Vs- ) JUDGMENT OF Non-surt, ) ) Home Building & Loan Association, et al. In this cause the plaintiff come to judgment of non-suit and it is ordered and adjudged that this and the same is hereby dismissed as upon judgment of non-suit, The plaintiff will pey the costs, Judge trict. Consented to Spencer & Nattress, Attorneys for Plaintiff, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, action b § nay Trna: os QO > ) imerican Na insurance Co, of ) eo valveston, ) -Vse ) vu o ) % ton ny A€¢ ’ > ~ ’ Ve 5. vetzer and wife, Carrie id) igust Term, |] . Setzer, ) ” . : , » mis cause coming on to be heard before e unders 1¢ Ju nan4 9, euperior Court, upon an appeal fror e Cierk, : Apon tion oss & 2 "n r - s 4 ‘inderr 9 ttorne rs for the inti ’ to tr put smiss = } , ~ of the defendants alleging that they are er I ntivle ) . on at + PP > ** + - ‘ 7? » } ‘ % 40on of e n Gescribed in the complaint, in that said defend nts \ not filed the hona fnad hy ats AO5 « ' ‘onac a te statutes 1 14 required by ection 4Y5 ) é nsoli LaTULE ’ , Miin+ F 2 on ° 5 . > vourt finds that said defendants have not filed i ond. * 4 } » 1 nA ‘ 4 ‘ 8 © Vourt, after hearing the matter orders ; Ad e e a “ ® 5 - . » * . sg re Lred Dy section 495 Consolidated Statute n t , . such bon ' , : ’ , en mn urety or sureties to be approved by the Clerk, ce LouPrt a Nn a aU ane > b a 4 ° . * o 4 a Vier orders that if bond is not civen required thin time set F non 4 “Orth, judgement aa nnaved ? ' t sd by t er “ S prayed ior in the complaint to be entered by the Une pig seen 4 ;..4 40P rt of Iredell County, John Judge into Court and voluntarily submit 6 he NORTH IREDELL! John Cs Sharpe ’ Admr. ’ ction ° n Vv , Vel y on, ’ ® . ROLIWA, COUNTY. -Vs- cause coming on to be SUPERIOR COURT TERM, 1933 August Srd, 1933, IN THE AUGUST Thursday, IN THE SUPERIOR cour? ’ JULY THRM, 1933, ee ee we reard, and being heard, the Court finds the Stati pee’ ais: en ase The {tioner he Imninistrator haa $ . itioner, the Administrator, had notice of the pendency of the : - vu * es) here 0 “ore nstitutec Snuvoluine he ea ; i- An + F stituted involving the subject-matter in this cause, a That the Administrator had been attorney for Nick Dalt $ 3 ney tor iiick Dalton in a previous Be n torney for the Executor of 17411 and 4 . ie Executor of Wii ton and attorney for Luther . -n previous ac’ions involvinz ¢} Wh 4 - : * i is involving the subject-matter in this action, a $n4+ f « :f . anGiff os es 5 ntitled t ve i if he ivivlied to recover, he is entitled to re- } eccoun ) t 5 ict + $) { + ; aa rlton we the putative father of Luther ce e ) er. rt 1S of the opinion 1 Lil Dalto t} Lj J pinion v wiil Dalton, the alleged putative b O inherit } ive fai r , } j A VO Lay Pr ol ne deceased n € canons of descent 2% the tate f } cent in e ve of North Carolina control, Ce j ’ . John Oclesby, Judge Presiding, LI 5 aCe oO ; ru eals » tne urneme € Te «a: + a 1 eal, respondent allowed : ; , Pd I erv untercase ‘2% sp se o Lie exceptions, ppeal bond in . ‘ . John Oglesb: *. 2 . ~ + wh yg vw a é \ \ ‘ \ \ No. 5 State vs Walter Owens No. 4 State vs W F Howard No. 5 State vs Vernon K&sh No. 8 State vs Henry Hines No. 10 State vs Victor Kenneth Chamber Joe Heath in »rown vil @ ee > oOo }€S <—> — << <> we — —_ <> <> ne —_< oo <— oe ee <—S ee e e << a OH ee > om ON NE °< eS — SUPERIOR COURT TERM 1933 IN THE AUGUS TO APPEAR AND SHOW Continued under former order TO APPEAR AND SHOW Contifued under former order FX —— LO APPEAK AND SHOW GOOD BRiAVIOR By consent of the defendant and motion of the counsel, t'e matter is continued until the next Court. Z defendantts term of j TO APPEAR SHOW Continued under former order. 4.iil/ ny) hi , \ 7 +7 fO APPHAK AND SHOW GOOD ITOR Co tinued under forier ord e . Lb < . 2m 4 Continued under former order, ,08ST ntinued under former order mr Fk T inued unde ormer order , Al ° tinue yr f nt Li OY ne A I . tinue ‘or defer n ] e judgement eretofore entered crer it, nd ud € t of the ourt is tnat e 6le t »0 ined . - 7 : n e co on 4a 4] of re € } ou +x, Oo } a 1 if ¢ O ork + nv ‘ount nat4 tiOFY e { { ers 4 J sf i / »* "7 + 4 ata ‘ . may de nate, no o wear . Se POKT AN POS : L..UOR. ‘ p £, ; 4 % , 1 Prayer for judgment c inued until Lov. ‘ler Je wo or 94 IN’ THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1933 CAROLINA 9 SCI FA DOCKET, NORTH ; IN THE SUPSRIOR CouR?T No. 1 BOND, IREDELL COUNTY 0 State ) sontinued v3 loyd Freeze nansom rreez Hunter Manufacturing and Commission Company,( om —— om PLAINTIFF 0 h ° ,ac roam 77 NRANT.V ‘APON , , ‘ ee NOe & ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WiAT UN, OND, -VS~- ( DECRE E 4 State ) Continued : Yooresville Cotton Mills, " DEFENDANT. It is ordered by the Court that judgment on bond in this case be mace gh a he to be discharged upon pay- ; Oi the costs of Se a : : 3 ; ? e : ‘ : ; . This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at Chambers, before His \2 ro) ® << ON ee Honor John M. Oglesby, Resident Judre of this the 15th Judicial District of North ordered _ the at Judgment on bond in Carolina, and it appearing to the Court from the presentation of a seein aacen ‘his case be made absolute to be discharged uy on pay- : copy ment of the costs of Sci Fa ] | sts of Sci Fa, | of the minutes of the meeting of the stockholders of the Mooresville Cotton Mills ae os Ct ~ --* a ’ — cnet sees ; : that said stockholders met on August lh, 1944, at two o'clock P.Me3 that said . a State { ea F . 3 io : meeting was regularly called for the purpose of discussing and adopting a vlan of , eal f . : resorganization of the Moores. le Cotton Mills; and it further appearine to the . Court from said minutes, the original resolution and agreement of st rckhcolcders a on ; passéd and. adopted at said mecting that 433,943 shares of st ck, same beinr more v 5 than a majority in interest of all the stockho!ders of the said Mooresville Cotton q "4 ¢ 3 and a Annted a ni 1. * ¢ . e*% 2 ; ‘llls, acres ‘pon anc adopted a plan for the re-or-ahization of saic mill, ar ; . passed @ resolution asking that the Court clive ites consent ‘aid plan of ree ere ‘ ‘ y 137+ ‘ ‘. s¥ . R ranigat ~y } ‘ [ ; n out, yn txken under ; organization and make such orders and decrees as are necessary to carry out and nerfan eataA 2 Tr ® mine > + ° eo . perfect said re-orcanizati nN, a copy of the minutes, the resolution ying the nis y pmeaell ma : » 4 > 42 7 ¢ ’ : : Pan or re-organization and the asreement of the stockhol’ers is attached he reto ar "aca non ¢* +}, % * . , ’ fo ri ; age &@ pert of nis cecrees; and it further appearing to the Court that sal lan of * Y re-organization is feasth ar for +} + 44 , . , ; fr. ; ’ — - cation is feasible, and for the bes nterest of the rporation, its ‘ reditor ef } re and } ' ' : ‘. 4 ; re 7 { tad ‘ . sia ial , he community 1! wiich it 1s situated an perates, c istric ‘ euve “9 Yr 4 . no 48 &@ fair and equitab] lfustment amon- ¢} “ueious aAteesae nf a toc , ; Ltadle adjustment amo the var 8 sses of sali ock, c ’ rior Court examine , ’ ¥ “ be m Lan Of resorvanization ls in compliance with the laws of the State es, e conduct and ad- ° orth y na P ¥ ’ ‘ 4 ‘ 4 a4 . 1° ; : ot in ate ta ° n l2l7s ° ( vO , ‘ ' 5 n a . : ’ I 9 Lt Cor j r 9 re? 9 Tad. nda j ree hit ; : the n} ¢ 4 re F 2 f€ plan i re-or-anizatior eo kh f t ; i¢ + dr re ; ; Pant, ‘NLZat ff the Moorecville otton lls as adopted at the y e e e r l c Thi . r, ; Cckholé«re mes ting held in the Town of Mooresville o Aurust | 1944 t tw ‘¢ re ‘ 8 ay cea te 4 “ ln "9 reruls ting A al il WI i TrESsSVild n Ay Us Ly d 7 29 a L WO ! } 9 lock P it ny Aon 7 + } ’ * ‘ s » 1c t to ae Agreea to by more than a majority in interest of all of the stocke- LCe. ‘ 3 Olders ent ‘ — /Orporation be, andthe same is hereby consented to, sanctioned ar ¢ { v submitted j Dproveds nd 3 i ae 4 . . . = : . ‘ ’ : = t is further ordered, adjudged ard decreed thati. B. Cole, Receiver an 4 © % - » + & + s 7 * * ' v Long ° Con Mills be, and he is hereby avthorized, empow red an tad bee trecteds re : ved: : ] m a ' UPflenby : ° *0 pay all debts of the corporation in cash in full except the in- af Afn r edt Cnées 199 ‘ n, ‘ue the Hunter Manufacturing and Commission Company, and to pay all the COst of + “ 1e Re Say + 1 1 ” a Sivership, and the cost of the re-orcanization of the Corporation, +} € &Dove , he . ‘id out of the funds now in his hands as Receiver of said corp- 4; igs | | e. That the said Receiver, i}. B. Cole, execute a deed reé=conve. | ; ving to the stockholders for discussion. After considerable discussion the Chairman put h S to a Moor ille Cotton Mills all the right, title and interest he has ag the Mooresv C ’ said ne question to the stockholders and asked that all those favoring adoption of the Receiver in an’ to the properties and franchiees of th said Mooresville Recelver in ¢ pro} Cotton alution make 1t know by saying "Aye", those opposing "No." Those voting Wyott resol Mi is * . : ) e requested to record their votes with the Secretary anc were as follows: de That the Mooresville Cotton Mills, through its officers and dlrectops ~ 7 W. Z. Stultz 319 Shares | éxecute notes or bonds of the said Mooresville Cotton Mills to the Hunter Mane : a ps | Ella Be Davidson, Proxy W. Z. Stultz Sh ufacturing and Comm'ssion Company, or such person or persons as they shall designate z Ly Li ft ‘ i Chas. Ee Barnhardt, é9 | ; o 8 C 51,2 0.09 ana eata + j hw for ‘he sum of $1,200, 100.00, and sec re said notes or bon S Dy a first deed of trust nom tt " 10 tt : William H, Barnhardt, ; on the plant and physical properties of the said Mooresville Cotton Mills, ue. oe tt " | | | Bost, Ce Me, i. That the Receiver file with the Court his final account as said | _ no. iT] " ali ; Wrs, Helen R. Burwell, pee 5 Seay Se See may ©e€ approved and his bondsman discharged, wom oo " " Yrs, Lucy J. Stultz, “ the 5th day of August, 1933, Mrs. Mary A. Allen, ae tt is : H. H. Orr, John M. Oclesb \O ~ ee - —~ —- o- . ac t zi RESIDINT SNM" OF TH 1ST Mrs, Elise ii, Roberts," " " ~ ‘ , ii DISTRICT ns ae wow " c " Stultz and Ross 2 1 " zn ' Dr. di Fs Mathe Ny " 8 " 300 ' a el nY . . es I ° Zz tt oresville, N. e August 4, 19556 Lee, J. H. 57 Commercial National Bank, Trustee, Will, L. “. Saunders 13 : wUERS OF MOORESVILIE COTTON MILLS Comercial Naticnal Bank, Trustee, Estate of %.D. Adans 200 . D O P.M. i JU LOR QR UER HALL IN TOWN OF MOMESV LIE, p40 COmmercial National Bank, Tr istee, Estate of R.L. Gibbons 70 " dud i AW sed i a _—-____ _ Avy +U oo 436 Totals: - 1,6 9? Shares rt T a“ on Cr, rre ° 4 Otton Mills, called the It app-aring from the vote that the "Ayes" were in creat majority, th i ‘ Ss atl * 6 That an of sai eet Pe Mr. ZeVe ies : ' mariman declared they carried the resol ition, by asking each stockholder to sirn ’ ers, nominated A. Currie, Esquire, as Chairman of hie . ws Rame to the resolution and all those having proxies to sien the names of those | : L é ° “+ McNeely, There being »o further nominations, ile i | be *ecuting the proxies for them, the holder of said proxy, as "Atty. In Fact." The ! oe Pele, ‘q lre, was elected as Chairman of the meethy. Peso); Olution was passed among the sto kholders and 13,943 shares of stock signed said - I l t ) r . a + YW J ~ - is . e ed bv ‘ . . T ] Yr, - Ce. Rodt. Feeniek’ a ; : . s i : ‘ ; ~4t20n, plan of reeoranization and asreement, being more than a majority in as t ; Yr 4 ; oe f . nten 7 | ~eP@st Of all the stock of the said Mooresville Cotton Mills, ” - . i Nn iy ‘~s fe iCN LY to as- ' -ertatn th mber of There Sefing no further business, Mr. C. C. Johnston moved the meeting ad- ee SS presente * person and by proxy to see if there was fourn. om ent T bid , “ * this move wa: seconded by Dr. G. We Taylor and was unanimously voted that ve j ¢ mi tee Aw « } 4 . Mant : ‘ a 8 Ny = vised “airman that 35,530 shares were prese Said meetin,- which ca Tor ~~~ bing be adjourne Wa ( Eituted a } orum, ’ d. 1€ A + ha + of A. Currie — - =e was called for the special purpose Calrman of the 8tockholders Meeting 7 4 ' A y re-or Lzatinr 4.4 es ve resorcanization of th ‘-oresville Cotton Mills, and asked Attest ; [t" . * . Lj ‘ton to e@aynle y *xplatn the plan to the st ckholders, Mr, Turlington read Ze Robt 1 sxcerpts from the maaz: aaa ohnston + | “ ; ~ Meeting of the Boar > Dinaae Mill “’cretary i “’CLOrs of Mooresville Cotton Mills "y 2 An eo] . 3 % } “ve Gy an en rea 801174 : : ry »tors | ; 4 Te: Olu so ar pted by the Board of pire t r ; af he \? 17 4 . rf } d } 14118 n 7 oa 7% m - * reco ; ist 2, 1933, (his resolution submitted an RESOLUTION , ¢ nr n i n ‘ = <= _ —— - —_—— —_— 5 re-orranization of ; : ke &j 4 & OY ) he Mc oresville C - , + the stoc | og sotton Mills to i he Aarne + 1 a holders. A reso ition to by. submitted to + . That, wnereas, a meeting of the stockholders of the Mooresville Cotton iY k ~ ©Ne stockholders was then read and ex Ms ne 5k tned _ " Was ca) , @ y . lincton, Pe Co BP. Matton si on led for Friday, Avgust lth 1943, at two o'clock, P.M., for the purpos ° * 6&7. 2 ieee] now } * 5 oluti , e ae ’ ’ ’ , 4¥Y mov d the adoption of said res of POP sans | an 4 tion was . . “SS8nlZine + n was se d by Dr ne the Mooresville Cotton Miils; and > ‘e ylor, The resolution was then submitt GB - Whereas, the Board of Directors met on the second day of August, 1933, in the office of the Mooresville Cotton Mills, in the town of Mooresville, North Carolts, ’ and adopted a plan of reorganization hereinafter set out to be Submitted to the stogy. holders and recommended that the stockholders adopt said plan of reorganization; and “Whereas, after due consideration and discussion of said plan, the UNdersi gnes being a majority in interest of the stockholders of the said Mooresville Cotton Mills ’ a North Carolina corporation, a-ree to adopt the plan hereinafter set out for the reorganization of said Mooresville Cotton Mills and a resumption by it of the managnert and control of its property and Susiness3 and Whereas, it appears that said plan is for the best interest of the Corporat! op 4 ‘reditors, stockholders and the community in which it is Situated, and ts a faiy 4 equitable adjustment amone the vartous Classes of said stock; and BAL. Whereas, it is nece: sary that the court consent to said plan and order and ‘ree tha perty of the corporation be ree veyed to it and that a mortgage of the i) ‘Ss due certain of its er ditors; and fersimned stockholders do hereby respectfully submit the hereinafter set out to the court and request that it consent necessary to perfect said reorzanization; and ted by said majority in interest of followss the court, will pay all btedness to the Hunter the cost of t he receivership /Orporation f a decree of the court, will execute Pe orat an + . lon, to books of the Corporation, to the sturin; ch person or persons as it shall he amount of the indebtedness Hunter Manufact ring and Commission Company or for a~reecd upon the Directors, the said notes or ate thereof and to bear interest from date the annum, and to secur the payment of said notes or bonds when due th ration shall execute a deed of trost or mortgage deed conveying the real ea Physical pror erty of the Corporation, the form of the bonds and deed of atisfactory both to the Attorneys for the Hunter Manufacturing mpany and the Corporation and approved by the Directors, III, Wry That the now holder 1, i the no par value common stock of the Corporation -Ssued fifty per o ‘ Y per cent of their now holdings in néw no par value common 7 ’ i YOorporation I Thy in lieu of their now common stock hol ines. & 7C IV. "that the now holders of the second seven per cent preferred stock in said corporation shall be issued 66 2/3 per cent of the number of shares of their now or . ldings in new no par value common stock of the Corporation, in lieu of their seven ho cent preferred stock and accumulated and unpaid dividends, per Ve "Mat the now holders of the third seven per cent preferred stock in said Corporation shall be issued 66 2/3 per cent of the number of shares of their now holdings in new no par value common stock of the said Corporation, in lieu of their seven per cent preferred stock and accumulated and unpaid dividends, VI. "That the now holders of the seven per cent prior preferred stock in sald Corporation shall be issued one hundred per cent of the number of shares of their now holdings in new no par value common stock of said Corporation, in lieu of their seven per cent prior preferred stock and accumilated and unpald dividends, VII. "Deliveries of new certificates for shares said Corporation shall be made only upon surr+nder for cancellatim of the old stock now so the Corporation by said stockholder or stockholders "No fractional shares of said new eck will ssued but in lieu thereof . there will be issued and delivered t -d to receive fractiors of a share of any of such scrip certificates which shall provide (a) that the same may % surrendered tor-ether with other scrip certificates representing in the apiregate one or more full shares of stock in exchance for certificates for such full shares, Cgeter with a new strip certificate for any fract! Nimbh a, : . . 7 “™inver of full shar: Ss; (b) that no dividends shall } paid out that po} ronder of t'e same as above provided in excahnre +h . 99 *re shall be paid, together with the delivery of such f shares, the amount ‘ividends, tf ‘ Lye read : ie ; if) iny, theretofore paid with respect thereto and there shall be del @ dividend ordered covering any dividend theretofore declare: on any such shares as =} "Y be daliver, én the record date and payment date of such dividend; (c) that if - all Scrip certirt ‘ates of such issue shall not have been so surrendered in ex h ange for 1] t ‘ :, 2c idles aim b ares on or before the first day of January, 1935, there shall be Old | } 1A ‘Pon the open market the aggregate number of full shares represented by the Serf * . . J P cer tificates the holders thereof shall be netitled to receive their respective pro ; "ata shares of Such dividends as may have been paid or the record date for which Shall have ‘ have @Pssed upon such full shares prior to the sale thereof. IXe tty Jpon the reorganization the receivership will be dissolved and under and decree of the court the property shall be reconveyed to the Corporat " Now, therefore, be it resolved that we, a majority in interest of the stockholders of the Mooresville Cotton Mills, in a meeting regularly Called fop th @ reorranization of said Mooresville Cotton Mills, on this the fourth day of August ’ stratt Ramiston, McNeely; McNeely; McNeely, e we Mrs. D. Ke D, Be Ce Co McNeely, Mrs. Ro y K. on, Mrs. Georgia ~ Roy Ke McNeely, Atty. in fact 1944, agree upon the plan above set out for the reorganization of the Mooresville Cotton Mills and the resumption by it of the management and contro! of its propert . 7 and business, and do respectfully submit to the court said plan ana request that it consent to the action of the undersi;ned majority in interest of all of the stock holders, and that it make such orders as are necessary to perfect and carry out the plan of reorganization as above set out, Number of Shares Corriher, M. Le 2 Harris, Ie De 8 26 Harris, We. D. Sherrill, Ce Lis Sherrill, Mrs. C. Le vabriel, A. A. 20 . Ce 2a Rr \ n, Je lye re tt 39 Hawth NC, co. ee a tf 4 ) ar 4 ha e 90 13 2 Boyles + : : : ; mad ay Z i a Jverton, C,. T, « we Se Overton, Sr.. Atty. in fact 100 verton Jv ol °c. Over +m) - tt " : : : , ia ~@-s , . . we v A UUs Tey 9 naman CO ’ 4 i CN, weo. ° roodman, Mrs. Annie 1,260 lexander, Mrs n+ o« = 22 harton \ ny 5 aces ’ ty. 1 i t 1 : Wily o) j 1) Alexander, — ) 4 et a : 1 tler, ) 6 reeze, lirs. ula P, : . c e yandey Je - 4 / ley: 1 = , ° . ) JO ni ton . rn } 2 oa. se 25 ’ . } Se . ine, &. & 3 sd 20 oa stAaag . ° ) rT e e Yr ‘ nr fs t 10 Lker, 5 Any Le ‘ ) ’ , La u er, a . ) 20 : . oF etton, . : <2) if , ° e Lie ) = er e 4 os . 0 ~ — = on Joonstone, Cussie K Fornwalt, Mre, ‘ ed 7 odman, Fannie E, ) “35 ertsor ’ ] ) 7 tibbon, R. L. ) 7 Steele & Son: , de ' ) 70 roodman, John K. Estate ) $6 Hamt ley, Mrs. Lo'tie ° ) “ ‘cNeely, o Pe 8 sunter, C. W, = Price, te He *s Templetor Edmistor , Be . Z preset F> Ms 3,2 Llliamson, T, . 0 i of ; I Ove Mp Mrs. Ve. C. = C, FE, Luawic Ae e, 100 Oliphant, w. J, “Es - infact 15 Lowrar ce, Mrs. S. Aw mw A M. Turner 17 WLllieame Tp + an . -. = rner acm ; ] ams , :@ ti - Marvity Turner a 27 rlurner, W. ‘“ tate we ge , Ue 10 Me Phersor See’ = &e Me Turner, Att ilePherson, Sallie ‘1, » Atty. in fact 5 Li pe, Jost Dhine 218 Nee lw sme s . Ne € . J9 l OY .- )Lu 7 . . Py ae Or, Ce Fe ) , e in fact 18 Melchor : ‘ vw ‘ ’ = +9 Jr. ) 200 Melchor, Shirley ) 5 Melchor, Clark, R, ] nenetn Jd. 5 oe R ) «= Bee. 8. a. & White, Wiil ) ” te pees ALCY, rr Clark “¢ ° _ | »-LAY) 9 PS. Ke Ie ) is 13 orvan, W. L, ° Edmiston ‘ a ‘ . ~@ 7 hite, Young I *3) Wits, tires*yetng 1, | 32 Edmist i On, Atty. tn f& ct 1 McNeely, Mary Agnes Maynew, Le Be marber, Mrs. Joe Hogan, Mrs. Sallie - We C. Hogan, Atty. in fact Rountee, Mrs. Bessie C, ~~ Voils, C. V. Estate . ) -C. U. Voils, Atty. in fact Voils, Emma Ce ) Carolina Motor Co. ) Deaton, Fred H. ) Deaton, Mrs. Elizabeth Sherrill) Cushing, Mrs. Minnie L. ) - F. A. Sherrill, Atty. in fact Wilson, Wi ce j s 3° Wilson, Isabella Allen, Willis S. Wilson, Atty. in fact Mills, J. P. Ham, Mrs. Mary Belle Ham, - Je Pe Mills, Atty. in fact Grey, Jase Pe Grey, C. Le Grey, Le. J. ) - Jas. P. Grey Atty. in Sabine, Mrs. Isabelle Grey) Grey, We Re Grey, Mrs. We. Re LL Mclice1~’ eliz Hirens? as 7 - - 6er, Mrs. Me s MPS. Marion H, setter? Datsy H Ve 8 ter, Robt, hable, Louise ot Grey, W. Re JY. ) Daniel, Mary King ) - W. R. Grey, Atty. in fact Wharey, Mary W., Mre. Estate) Johnston, Julia ) White, Mre. Mabel R. - Jack Joyner, Atty. in ct Hogan, Mrs, Jennie C, = W. G. Horan, Atty. in foct Naatoan Po} fo : fy Deaton, Pa is, Estate - T. G. Deaton, Acm,. Shinn, Mrs, Laura FPF, - J. C, Shinn, Adm. Kennett, Mre., Maude P, Pat ao, Van ’ +o T fg V7 £ Patters lp NISe We e9 S ate, - J. M. Kennett 9 A ty. in) Thayer, Chas. H, ) Ch " 5 fr . . , ‘ , A , herrill, MPs. . e ) —- de 7) errill, AtUYVe in [fac Kennett, Mre, Laura McLear “hite, Mrs. ds We Bre rs, Grdn. for Lake Byer waves Urs. J. We Byers, ™ ” Ruth . YOLLS, Ue e Bell, Dr. A Mack & Sons T “ ‘. oe" nn “ack, Side Aen: i Uy fe Ve Younz, A. Sloop ) ’ o ~~“—P ve ‘* *908€, Donor ) man at . + Parrt rs. Georrtla Lowe ) 7LO Sor Ar 7 ) Harrioa Ra ) Venable Sh ns cae Seeee Be ) tasis Abner ) wee : Py 4 ) “inor, N +r ‘ ‘ fatt 7 ° } ‘chelll. my nee = en e McNe41} y ore : m rs \ ne: tone, @ e, Trustee) o » wa “ttle ” ) Coodma: " ) man 0 Barn , ) - Robt. Lassiter, Atty. in fa ‘ na it T o AACS , , avuye heal i King, } Pe ) a ’ e ] } Cox,’ Ge — abet ) 1arri s ; } Hall ue . " ) i" 9 “e Matilda ) 83 20 10 31 2 5 ac 10 10 Ll ~ IAOONAIOCCOOW LN re + \N N N ~ VOR o ON OWIO O ~~ or 1 = N AWN © cor stratton, Mrs. Georgia Now, therefore, be it resolved that we, a majority in interest of the ramiston, H. Se stockholders of the Mooresville Cotton Mills, in a meeting regularly Called fop the > WeNeely, Mrs. D. Ke ‘ this tt Wetleely D+ he reorranization of said Mooresville Cotton Mills, on s the fourth day of August, cNeely, Ce Ceo ‘s t McNeely, Mrs. Roy K. 1944, agree upon the plan above set out for the reorganization of the Mooresville McNeely, Mary Agnes . } Ww is Be Cotton Mills and the resumption by it of the management and contro! of its property ee Mrs. Joe - Roy Ke McNeely, Atty. in fact — ee Ne ee —~- Sallie - W. C. Hogan, Atty. in fact and business, and do respectfully submit to the court said plan and request that it Bessie C, Hogan, Mrs. : Rountee, Mrs. consent to the action of the undersi;sned majority in interest of all of the Stock. ‘ Yoils, Ce V. Estate .- -C. U. Voils, Atty. in fact holders, and that it make such orders as are necessary to perfect and carry out the Yolls, Emma Ce plan of reorganization as above set oute tees Motor Co. ; ) Deaton, Fred H. ) - F. A. Sherrill, Deaton, Mrs. Elizabeth Sherrill) Atty. in fact Number of Shares Cushing, Mrs. Minnie L. ) Harris, I. Wilson, Isabella Allen, Willi. S. Wilson, Atty. in fact Harris, We De Mills, J. P. wre 4 , > Sherrill, c. L. 13 Ham, Mrs. Mary Belle Ham, - Je P. Mills, Atty. in fact Sherrill, Mrs. C. Le 2 Grey, Jas. P. Gabriel, Ae A. 20 Boyles, J. A. Grey, Ce Le 30 ) 7 Brown, Je Everet ef Grey, L. J. ) = Jas. P. rey, Atty. in 1 ) 90 Corriher, M 7 Wilson, Willis S. ‘ 26 Hawth Sabine, Mrs. Isabelle Grey fact Troutman, My } i t f C Overton, C. 1 Ww. Ss Sree, i in fac 100 : Grey, We Re Overton, W. S J Ww. ! Iverton, Sr 95 Grey, Mrs. We R toodmean, Geo. C 1,260 roodman, Mrs. A ee \lexander, Wharton, v9 Alexander, utler, § Preeze 8] Grey, W. R. Jr. Daniel, Mary XK! Wharey, Mary W Johnston, Julia ~ fH ON , N\ Kennett, M Patterson, 1 6 9 1 1 2 2 0 hr rm, , ‘al Thayer, Che Sherrill, OrNMNe oOwoo Kennett, White, Mr N whet 4 ' ite, Wat In ’ JLIS, Ve Bell, Dr, Mack & Sons Sons, “l a 5 mack, Side Kennett, oun; 4V He wi INDONMTIOOCOOW Pe » Ae e “L00p, 0. C, MA ~ In Ose, Dono r S2YNHhanAte 7 \N - ” é , » he Parrish, Mrg Gibson Harris, vv * yvenabdle vv , ’ Nash Ay eo = Cy E. Ludwig, Atty. in fact Lowe, F, R, Minor Notal?t ’ re Ve NM Edmiston, Re Sarger, P. ‘Llliamson, T, Hoover, Mrs. V, Oliphant, w. J tA ann i 1c ’ . ae aa , rare ns cate a oe we SUPNOD, Adm, MeNet11, irs, wiilleams, Hattie - Mary; Turner +t MeNei1} Turner, W. We, Estate - Ae M. Turner, Att; iittle, 1 Me Pherson, Sallie r, fiwl’ys ACTY. in fact 5 ohana? Laura Lipe, Josephine Goodna Neely, leanor Melchor, C. F Melchor, C. Melchor, Shirley Melchor, Elizabet Clark, R. R. White, WLil Clark, Mrs, |} pryvan, W. L, \N oun Ve co wn ee ee ee ee ee ee stee) orooNnNWOUWIO oO s - Robt. Lassiter, Atty. in fact PN re HO nyc a . wo 1 COO O™N OC @® ANOLE Edmiston, ou o ‘hite, Young tL, ee White, Mrs. Youn- we ee me Be -dmiston, Atty. tn fh ct Sr a es ll a KH Little, A Smith Est Black, 0. Rankin, Norman, W ddie ) ate, Be P. - 0; Lb Snith, Atty. in fact Ww e the Re We We. & Co. = Cy. A. Mayhew, Atty. in fact Goodman, W. Ge Brown, Ge A. Brown, J. S. - Ge A. Brown, Atty. tn fact Johnston, W. Ross Shue, G. L. Carrigan, Mrs.ii. P. - S. A. Carrigan, Atty. in fact Brawley, E. W. Brawley, Mrs.E. W. Brown, Jas.A p = re 3 “~# ie ) - EF. e bray ley, Atty. n tact Kennerly, John G. ) Carrigan, Je S. Carrigan, J. C. Laird, Mrs. G. F. } T ‘ Att ; i C ° - J.C arrigan, Atty. in Fact Carrigan, R. K. ) one —_— . Goodrun, e We Houston, S. H. Harris, J. L. larris, Mrs. J. Le arris, Robert Tatum - Harris, J, L., Trustee “orrow, Mrs. G,. M. - J. Le Harris, Atty. in fact Je Le Harris & J, T. McNeely Liliams bes By Taylor, G. W. Taylor, rs. Carey W, Taylor, Geo, Junior ) 7 vl my a as Li or, iro. ni ) a m 7 i ° } . + +A. LOY 1CUY in fact ‘aylor, ira ° ) ; irrie, A. % ‘ ipreO,' Ts Ka © As rile, Atty. ract allird, ir wn Purner, J. Fe Sloay - ~ 7Asig ve ‘ee Kennett, J. A, nreénne t, Je Me Har lton, liz ibeth st, CVe e Le orriher, C. 6, latheson, VW. L. I "» . 7 Ty " ” ae ‘9 i . . . Arar Qn “9 . Je eel, ve M. wiytn T = v ‘») . Ve Payne, Mar « 7 ren a ™ ’ . } ACT 7 “2? ~e Le « = ° e f 9 cuve 1 a+ el, + . - Nee nf . ~9 © . = e Me ’ $n fant ¥esOP6On, teMe J. - S! +? . p AY v, PS, aaa . ° , . n Tact : ‘ A . , L- e ‘ te t at 30) > ay ’ ’ . + a act as , ® “ . ™ . ° y t ‘ eson ’ = act fol aa os “ : ’ 1 yh o Me Qlii, Fre ) 2 ra Mune oy + ae ar ) e) d, John ) clllhaney, - 1 a ° Oyd, Mrs. In t ) pe ’ ty. in fact 10) } S, '* ) IG iA A eas } Lxor ’ um J. Ve ) all, Miss Minni est ) Laughinhouse, Mr , miwe las.) 30vd, Céleste ) Turlingt Mh, Ze Ve furlinston, Mar ° Tir ton } lz /ONy ira v7 : Than) 3 . an ifn w = ° ve 4UPLOnsto 4 eae ton, iar e ( 7 ny Atty. in fact cnee Vs race ) Carr, Annie R, Pryetoa No ae ‘ Carr, " " " , rn Pins Carr) . , C " \ wood, i. - ce ) Richard, C. M, } Hamilton, Mrs,c, Hq, ) Brandis, H. Pp, ) Presbyterian Orphans Home Wilson, Anne ¥, ) ~ h © © WR HP OONH POLE aA 10 Wilson, Eliza Ce ey; Je « ae Isabelle M. McLaughlin, Beatrice Hall Caldwell, Mrs,Clara Ce Trotter, Lois Hall carr, Annie R., Estate - Anderson, Thos. Ee Gilkerson, James ‘i. White, Mrs. Ke. We 5 Black, Annie Burwell, R. S- Tomlinson, Mrs. Re He Peace Institute Brown, John A. Carr, Annie R., Trustee, Chalmers Carr) Plyler, A. We First Presbyterian Church Plyler, Mrs, Grace Be Miller, Mrs. Sarah A. ) ) ) Miller, Leona ) ) ) ee ee es ee ~ 3 Caldwell, Camille Caldwell, Martha Washam, J. CS. Sherrill, J. E. Williams, Mrs. Le S. Trustee, Margaret) Williams, Mrs. Lutelle S, Waugh, Jane Miller Grey, John H. Miller, Je Te Se OS Stevenson, \. M. McLelland, May Jones, Mrs, Martha M. Jones, Geo. C, Lowrance, S. A. Estate ludwig,. Prudence C, Lowe, I, C. Sherrill, Mrs, vim. Hobbs, A. L. Thurston, Asa Killipatrick, Edwards, Mrs, McKey, J. M, Doggett, H. HE, Corbin, Catherine C Lequex, Irene Shulenberzer, He E, Parks, Miss Ma “ole Knox, Jrs. J, F, Wallace, Miss Annie C, “oore, Mrs, Harriette ) - C. P. McNeely, Atty. in fact Miss Willie 5 a SF eet ae? Neat RiP Ce Til il Tet Tl CD att el Cale Cent tat insets ay Man Wt Me Nee C. P rus r Ce I ly, oe Day Trustee, Thurston, C. P. Jrey ) Nellecie a e+» ASQ T., and Jane Moore McNeely ) “Neely, urs, Lucy T, ) Templeton tstate, W. D ) = _— “iller, J. he ) zoodman, Walter H, ) wreswell, Mrs, Mary A, ) mcheely, Mr P T 4emplet mn, Mr ° ve ) Cook, J E . 7 /e ) Templet Mi ynea . » Mics Lynda ) w00dman, Mre, Br adley ° : 7 ae ) Bradley caer i ~°Y, Miss Cora ) aliker, } H Brow, ners: Hazel ) own, . J. Se ) loop, Mr t f 7 fe ) e Ovi a o. T oa . rust Co., - by C. Le Love joy, n ees Sara Anne Hanes As Frank Borden Hanes e Jane S. Swire 720. Overcash . wr> We b, Black stustee, R. B. Braw Gran “e Brawley st. Trust Officer Execyt - “e 10r Crumps - Z V. Turlington, Atty. in fact 120 85h, io \ ¥ } Grey, James. W, Carrigan, S. A. Pressly, Be We Pressly, Mrs. Neely Overton, Sr., W. Se Brown ’ C e K ° Flowers, Mrs. W. S,. Sacoo Lowell Shops by Harry C. Cole Bedell, Mrs. e- Harry C. Cole, Attg. in fact Hood, Frazer - White, R. Ashlin Goodman, Walter.H. = W. H. Goodman, Agt. John K, Goodman = W. H.Goodman, Exe. & A. K. Goodman, Exe, Goodman, Arthur K, White, Mrs. Anne Pleasa ts, - Re Ae White, Atty. in fact Goodman, Mrs. W. H. Belk, We He. = Ae C. Craven, Atty. in fact Belk Brothers Co. - B. F, ilathews, «tty. in fact Parker, Ce. Re Wright, D,. C. Lord, Frederic A, Washburn, Mary E, Newell, D. Clifton Patters n, Lenora St. Clair, Nancy Neikirk Neikirk, Mabel L. Love, Ge. C,. °Q 2 4% ' , omion, . ne Isenhour, H. E. a RF et Se Se Se Nee Se Nee Cre See Se? lwards, Be Of idwards, B,. O. Grn, Eucenti John 3 avis, J. S. ) Byers, Horace Wi, ) H babi ster \ narrin-tor rrnest ; a Pn hy oa MeDowell Fat re - Robt Johnston atty infact aa U ; Lf f oummers, W, F,. ) nter ) > 7 ‘« } Hart W R Rat Uy ve De ) Ames, Chas. S, rowel) "« Tere eV" oe) i e iva e ) roodman, Horace ©, ) Potts, C. A, ) Blackwelder, Ruby ) irs Nattonal rR ‘ To a 9 GPNe } James « Brawley \ y . ~- j Roy A . 3ovden Brawley ) a B Seth aes , . ‘Caer rk, Y Je ) rrLersor i ] ’ . /*@ rj ( > } a ’ . ) ve air, Nancy \ nue we = / rown, Mrs. J. Leon ) 2 5 , ° . Knox, e Neal ) Withers, Victor4; \ Patters Ny vim . ) Patterso Rosa } Ra aia ° j McRae, ] " wie : rtha Le ) TAL any | an, 'r ' 1 j unter, ‘ } rum, “We L. = ) Y’ m . yr. ter } ae } ohnston, C. Robt. Johnston, pr _ ¢ i , I i YO we warm eg rus RK. r i ’ rances, JOnston, Mrs, Nannie Lee ii e€ien Johnst Ow 4 t} ‘* = iu wna tn Yr ho . . uble . “ave Stratton - * . . e Cauble, ' mm. 2 = ° Turner, D. E, & 7 /@ Sherrill, J, - Melechor : T 4 , . ° Jeé On, |! becca Jetton, E ‘sle Templeton, Date m ae ” Lemp] ton ve 4 nN, Minnie Temr Lé ton oe ° ees i? “ory We (Mrs, fg moore » Mr wT . e de o} Templeton. wr. He A 9 ADs. R, se eenderson, Miss Ida eaton, 1 t 7 . Neel, y Neel, Me, ‘ Pear] Boyd, Pascal S. pethel, A.De Honneycutt, Mrs. Outen, We be ulbertson, Je Ke caibert son, Mrs. Je Ke Cauble, Mrs. Adella - Cauble, Mrs. B. M., Atty. in fact Mrs. Ida H. - G. C. Cress, Atty. in fact G. Ae - de P. Honeycutt, Atty. in fact Cress, Cress, Ge Ce Carrigan, Bruce Re Jamison, Je Ce weaver, Mrs. Sarah Boyd Sherrill, F. Ae mite, Mrs. Re Ae - F. A. Sherrill, Atty. in fact Jones, Gladys Sherril - F. A. Sherrill, Atty. in fact Williams, Miss Lillian L,. ) Williams, T. Je ) Williams, Mrs. Te Jd. ) Stirewalt, Julia - Z. V. Turlingto», Atty. in fact Johnston, C. Ce Johnston, Mrs. W. C. Melchor, Mrs. L. H. Kipka, G. M. Carrigan, Eliza, (Mr . Linker Corriher, E. De Melchor, L. He Melchor, Mrs. Lily Hartness, \. Re Baker, R. He Johnston, Mrs, Eugenia ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) Warcham, Annyce ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) = Ze B. Williams, Carpente Yr, Ve P,. Mr 3 Johnston, Mrs. “. C. Rankin, Watson W, Johnston, We Ce & CO« Johnston, W. Ce Johnston, Mrs. we. C. Silliman, Walter B, Yount, Eula V, Yount Estate, Fu-enia D, McLelland, Mrs. E. T, Melchor, A. G. Estate - C. C. Johnston, Atty. inffact Qn Atty in fact ; 5 5 i WN or TE In the Superior Court North Carolina, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, i Jesse Kuel Johnson vs ) JUDGMENT Mutual Benefit, Health ) @ Accident Association, \ This cause coming on to be heard and being heard by His [ion r, John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have compromised and settled all matters at issue by the defendant paying to the plaintiff a certain sum stipu- lated in said compromise and settlement, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court; and it further appearing to the court that the terms of said compromise and settlement have been complied with and that said action should be dismissed: It is, therefore, considered, o1 ered, adjudged and decreed that this action be and the same is hereby dismissed and the defendant is taxed with said cost, Jolin Lholland Clerk Superior Court. * je J W Vanioy & Karl C James Attorneys for plaintiff. , i: ae i = horth v&aTo! ana, In the uperior Cour? tredell Gounty. american Wholesale Corporation j division of Butler Brothers ‘ - 4 ; INE art { this cause coming on to be heard on londay August 14, 193: *efore Johns Milholland, Clerk Superior Court and being heard and it ap- C pearing the ftad , nf : ' : “ng that a duly verified complaint was filed in this cause on July 13, 1933 and a. ‘ . . “nag summons was issued on July 13, 1935 and that bot su ns and comp- la in ¢ . “At was served on the defendant on July 13, 19353 by reading to and leaving , oth with the defendant. And it further appearing that the cause of 7 ts te account, the amount being certain and it further appearing thirty days have elapsed since the filing of the complaint and the ser- t} S)mm™m > . - } } 1 - “i@ summons and complaint and that no answer has been filed. It fur ‘appears that since the filing of the complaint the defendant has paid $10.00 on the same and that the amount now due is $417.19. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant bhe sum of $417.19 with interest thereon from June 21, 1933 until paid at the rate of six per centum per annum and that fhe cost be taxed against the defendant, Monday August 14, 1933, North Carolina, Iredell County. Mrs A P Grace ) vs ) ryor velopment ny, } ri Ss right, M Hester an irst National { sompany. ) This cause coming on to be } j ers in controversy have been compromised John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, dst In the Superior Court eard before His fionor, John M Oglesby, appearing to the Court that the mat- adjusted between the parties nd t r? > wee o ( ( ( I or asis of settlement of said matters, s fo ws . _ . - Dy her action, except that the fou: Noteaa 7 ‘ 2 iv o e ’ 9 é € 1 Sy y 5 + o> ¢ in the complaint be e¢ rea v¢ 4 y "vr 5 ; — ' ed an irrender finto court by the defend- its; . t nN f ¢ SE $4 nim w,4 + Ant } c'alm unto the defendants, their uge I ; 2 49 : , , ‘le and/or interest in and to that t ou fescribed in paragraph two of the aor } Swe compla C$ , end 3 ‘ : mn ing, except the release or quitclaim nt f ‘ 4 tle a/ ‘ni + s ’ 4/Or interest in the lot or parcel of , + ind ou j ri ri ber isran 5 fe 4 “s « Ol © complaint; . t plaintif en - ed * costs of this action, to be taxed by the Court, e€ court findity a . 4 l= as a fac thy aa 4 - 4 +8Cct that said agreed settlement is Ls” nd lust oO | yarn es: LCS, = UPON MOTION, I? IS CONSITDER#* 9 VN Nis ADJ ris . , weal at; Plaintiff tape Nn } ntiff take not ing by y . Of 156.2! ea . } lL Oe . ach, executed by plaintiff they are her oy are hereby, declared vold and Court by the deferad: ‘ ‘ € lants: that plaintiff ants, thelr successors successors opr assigns, all order er action, except that the four notes as alleged in the complaint be, and ed cancelled and surrendered into release and quitclaim unto the defend- ner right, title and/or interest in } \ and to that certain plot or parcel of land set out and described in par- i agraph 2 of the complaint; that d fendants take nothing, except the re- | lease or quitclaim by plaintiff of her right, title and/or interest in the , lot or parcel of land set out and described in paragraph 2 of the complaint and that plaintiff pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Court. This the 15th day of Aug. 1933, John M Oglesby Judge 15th Judicial District At Chambers, of North Carolina, Concord, N. Ce WE CONSENT: Attorney for plaintiff i C Feimster Attorney for Defendants | | | ® Ridisill i | | | State of North Carojina, } In the Superior Court | John C Sharpe, Administrator d.b.n. } County of iredell of Luther Dalton, Deceased, { ahi] vs ) J q i on - i art Varson, et als, 1 +4 ‘his cause coming on to be heard upon the metion of A Bristol, ib Administartor d.b.n. c.t.ea. of Jilliam alton, deceased, and it appearin; | + 4* . . i} to the court that the Novant, A Bristol, j I oben. cota. and the Uni ersity of tiorth Carolina have compro $sed and settled their dif- ficulties by the payment of 100.00 to WA ristol, the petitioner, in fu lt is therefore ordered, adjudged and deceed by the court that 6 motion and petition of the petitioner be ‘ he e is here dismissed. tness y land and ofiicial eal 9 this ¢ Ldt i f icust ‘ 35 John Milholland ylerk Superior Court y Consent: ristol, Admr., c.t.a. d.b.n. Petitioner v w Vanhoy buren Jurne; orneys for University of N C 4 101 State of North Carolina { It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of ’ IN the Superior Court r + dhe - | County of Iredell. } ; the defendants Fred Hastings and Mrs Fred Hastings the sum of $290.83 with } John C Sharpe, Administrator } interest thereon from August 3, 1952 at six per cent per annum and that the edn. Lutk alton, deceased d.b.n. of Luther Da , decea (4 cost of this action be taxed against the defendants, i } JUDGMENT This Monday August 21, 1953. Me yarsor b al art Carson, et als. } John L Milholland “he above entitled case coming on to be heard upon motion of imma Clerk Superior Court. alton Kowe, Movant, to set aside the Yudgment in the above entitled case and it appearing to the Court that the Movant, Emma Dalton Rowe and the in- ee eee ‘ervenor, the University of North Carolina, have compromised and settled culties amd matters in controversy upon the payment of ‘pL00.00 all their diff to the said uma Dalton Kowe in complete satisfaction of all her claims in the above entitled matter; e North Carolina, In the Superior Court, My s + a lame aA fas A « ? } - ~ } ’ 1 It is therefore orcerod, adjudced and decreed by the Court that ; n e > +} ‘ ‘ . . ‘ Iredell County. Refore e Judge, c ” ~ + ¢ + 4- ‘ " x n a of A ltor é to the Supreme Court be dismissed, | t{tness r ¥ Sain 25] Sa 15th da: san . : , ; ness my a iclal seal this e loth day of August, Honorable John i, Oglesby, ve Resident Judge Superior Court, woes Fifteenth Judiciel District, 1 John L Miiholland I, John L, MAlholland, ‘lerk uperior Court of Tredell Cour CV, North iy Clerk of Supertor Court T ,0nNsSe te t } 7 t } ee Carolina, herePy petition your Honor to grent an order allowins me to } | cott ,0 Ler : 6 > . ° : + a saa ] ii ndrew C VelTntoe} absent from the office of Clerk Superior Court of Irede ounty, North am } Hao ww , Cc OSs ; “= ~ a i im | orne s for a ton ve . 7 ss s . ‘ ; + 2 By ih ° Caroline on Monday, August 28th, 1923 and Vondsy, mher Sth, 1945, } = ' ‘ Van iren Jurne + 4 5 - # } ; : i} : . J Y laa n, + ‘ohe ¢ warn t ay pac fcr ter ‘Avs é tLnvin m11ET1) ' oY eys nr er {tw f’ e ° " ” =e ° _— ~ oS ; : 5 B i | oy ld on ( } . as ‘ ’ T have an enr tear ‘ } aE PLA CA, T+ . 5. 1¢ returnin ea ember 5th, ) . 1 Ve 0 + g / 1 } enut he 411 he in the office rir , } a >. 1; ne {| / | i H bi) i! v I res pectf ] , ' yy + ‘¢ Inne 1 im |! - are ep Ty e Supe Yr Cour ih . JOHN L. I ’ Ire | . ler rior Oo bs Iredell County, Nort! rolina, He . i Te ; i | is Nort} olina ) 4 a : In th : ' if | Yr + a ne ~ erior Court, ‘ ‘ . 4 ed L inG { Fifteenth Jndasanso tatwnwenat Hi rs ed 2 it} l Distr4 ; ) | is ? A John L, Milholla: d, Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, lortt ae ni cause Co j i > y o a ‘ ’ £ 7} } } f° i. ‘ Wa, — on O be Cara before Jo} n Jilholland, GC éY “6rolins, na vin; applied to me for permission to ke absent rom the office Tha}. f an i ‘ ” . } eALIMA t a1 earin a4 tha ver so : . aa of ‘Tant o “ar . : . ‘ 27 ‘3 ‘ . 4 y a1) Vor nV 7 VePitied complaint was filed on veven © né superior Court of Tredell County, Nort! rolina, M4 ’ ae vu ’ Ss ) , hucve + : — : * * t ere served n e iefend- FUPUST PF th, 193% anda Yonday, Sentember 4t} ; 19%. ; and hay in r iver hat its by 1 ! é , é e , | ) yf a1) . . . - . 4 . + Dnes a c fo . ' : Ss ana complaint with the de- rs to be good and sufficient reasons for his ahsence; en t or ] , ! . i ‘ > a. 5 ; o ade PY me . ne ' } 1 , ise iction 3 on an accou t HOV 9 therefore, 4t is ordered that said John b 4lrolland he allow for cfinite a t « , iey it re { 1 thn bey -~ i 6d to he , , ar ty days have clapsed vO be absent from the office of Clerk Supertor Court for Tredell County, g iCeé é j , ) . ‘ ‘ i ‘ c p Ln A se 5 Ce Tt ay ne ‘ . G and Oortr ¢ 1 } Summons and complaint a re rolina on Mondsy, August 28th, 1953 and Monday, entember 4th, { that no answer has beon #3 led a “» Provided he leaves » competent deputy in charge of said office durin, his absence, t | This the 26th dey of August, 1953. John M, Oglesby perce Judge Residing in the Fifteenth Judiciel District, N. C. } i North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, St. Charles Rutledge and Gadson Bigham, Trading as Kutledge & Pigham, Plaintiffs -Vse JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL, — eS we wes we \. J, Murdock, Defendant, This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honop John Pe a L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Tredell County, North Carclina and it appesring to the Court thet summons and complaint were duly filed on July 19th . ‘ : ’ 195°, and it further appesring to the Court that service of the summons was had on + } »fandanr ‘- ) 44 . defendant on July Sth, 19°46, by reading the summons and by leaving a copy of +} Th oc .y ow , ~ summons, together with a copy of the complaint with the defendant; na it further appesring to the Court that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of the summons on the defend nt and that this action is for & certain sum upo stated account and a the p y F 4 na stated account and that the plaintiff is, therefore, entitled to judgement by default finals : . ' . ’ tis herefr rdered ard an } . T a, r ere, ordered and adjudged thet the plaintirr recover of the defenda; im of 3285.00 plus interest at the rate of six percent per annum from ( 7 t 1! } +4 y y + Yee rc ’ ’ i] 1, 0 ne further sum of $136.00 plus interest et t ac 4 ercent y m { +) , Oz C nnum om } pri) ‘ ra, 1935 . unti] paid, together with all ost of this actior 7 oO } texed } he Clerk xed Crk his th day of Au; 1%, 1943, John L. Milholland Clerk of the Supertor Court of Iredell] County, North Careline, WREATH HAE Me He HE ae 48 4 He ge BAER HR HAT Fedde at ge4e ge 94 North Carolina, 7. Iredell County, In the Superior Court, A + ‘ T — ‘ a? T Atlentic Joint Stock Land Fank of Keleich. \ North Carolina, ; ) -Vae \ TY } J 1 Uy G } } [ W je Tiyr ; . ) oe ; oe ee irney ond wife, Perthe Jurney, C.M ) q . y ; t ‘ t v9 — Madison and ° e Pristol, , ) This c&use c¢ l 1 comin on to be heard hefore mé, on Monday, August 28th, 19°, end bein;:, heard and it annenn: n peoring to the ur v@ “ourt that the eemplaint herein was filed and summons issued on July s 1 duly nd, 1932 1 thy ms » ond that the cemplaint ana summons were duly sere ved upon the defendnante «y . . | Ls I each of t+} err with#4 n the + 4me allowed t law ‘ . oy ; Ard i¢ further nnnes ‘ ; J { Pesring fro; . m 'he complaint that the ection was instituted i upon @ note executed by the @efendants, R, &, Jurney and wife, Rertha Jurney, | dated February lst, 1925, for money borrowed in the sum of $1600.,00and for +e Hh poreclosure of the mortgage deed securing said note, which mortgage deed is 1 recorded in Mortgage Book 59, page 29, of the records of the Kegister of Deeds : ror Iredell County, North Carolina; ' And it further sppesering that no answer or demrrer has heen filed by the defendants, K, E. Jurney and wife, Pertha Jurney, nor by any of the other defendsents within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is en- i titled to judgment; a And it further appearing that the plaintiff is ‘he owner of said note i and that there hrs been default in the paymdnt thereof and under the ‘errs of ; | said note end said mortgage deed, #11 of said note has become due and payeble, | and the plaintiff is entitled to the foreclosure of said mortgage deed for the | peyment of said indebtedness; i And it further appearing that there are unnaid taxes due the County of Iredell for the yeer 1952 in the amount of $22.32, which constitutes a prior lien upon said land; | And it further appesring that there is a second lien upon said land if which lfen is claimed by G. M. Madison by virtue of a deed to the said land Vi executed to him by said kK, ®. Jurney ard wife, Bertha Jurney, dated November » loth, 1928, which is recorded in Deed Fook 92, page °02, of the Kecords of the i, Register of Leeds for Iredell County, North Carolina; | And it further appesring that there is an uncancelled judgment i against R, E, Jurney in favor of the defendant, H. C, Pristol, in the original 1 amount of $159.94 with interest, dated November 16th, 1926, and which is recorded in Judgment Docket 20, pare 187, of the records of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Cerolina, the said judgment being e ihe NAY . a Subsequent lien to the mortravce lien of the plaintiffs A And it further anpearing that there is now due the pls defendants, R on said note (. E. Jurney and wife, Pertha Jurney, S200 nn 71599.08 with interest at the rate of six percent from August lst, 1932, snd the furry _ A . . . 1 turther sum of 556.00 with interest et the rate eof six nercent from Februcr. lst Qi4 % , . . » 1953, and for the further sum of #41,62 with interest at the rate of six pe + ¢£ “ - - Percent from April 18th, 1933, for taxes for the year 1940 paid by the plaiting CATs nua @ “"s 8nd for the further sum of $7.25 with interest at rate ef six percent from !rom June Qt} 19% 7 2A “—— + rr f whict ly £900, for insurance premium paid by the plaintiff, e11 of u amounts a a are Secured bd said mortgage deed, And the Court finding all of the forekoing facts to be true:- It 1s now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the de fe, la “ents, R, E, Jurney and wife, Fertha Jurney, the sum of $1399,08 with Intera: : st } Z¢ at the rate of six percent per annum from August lst, 19°2, and the ft ‘Uther » * sum of $56.00 with interest at the rate of six percent from lebrury lst 1027 yo ’e, 8nd for the further sum of $14,62 with interest at the rete of six bercent from April 18th, 1933, for taxes for the yeer 1930 paid by the 104 plaintiff; and for the further sum of $7,25 with interest at the rate of six percent from June 8th, 1955, for insurance paid by the plaintiff, and fop the ORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, IREDELL COUNTY. PEFORE THR CLERK. It is further ordered and adjudged that the land set forth in said perron K. Grier, Admr, of the kLetate of mortgage be and is hereby condemned to be sold for the payment of saigq indebted H. P. Grier, Sre, Deceased, Pleintiff. Pee ness, together with the cost of this action and the unpaid taxes against said Vs land, which said land is described as follows:- F, L. Moore, . H, Moore and C, k. All that certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in Nicholson, ; JUDGMENT | befendants, Olin Township, Iredell County, State of North Carolina, containing .°8 acres more or less, hounded on the North by lands of E, G, Sloan; on the East by the This cause cominrs on to be heard and being heard before His Honer, , lards of L, P, McHargues; on the South by the lands of A, A, Daniels; en the West John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Supertor Court of Tredell County, and it | the lands of Clark Inglebert and D, J, Pharr; and having such shapes, metes appearing to the Court that on the 1st day of March, 1954, the plaintiff | courses enc distances as will more fully appear by reference to : Plat thereof caused a summons to be issued out of this Court against the above named de- : | ade ty S, +, Goforth, surveyor, on Jeruary 6th, 1923, and more articularly fendants in this «ction, and at the same time filed in *his office a duly bounded end described as follows:- verified complaint, and it further anpearing that on the 10th dav o® Merch, ; reginning et © stone, formerly a black oak in the L. PR. McHargue 1955, said summons, together with a copy o* said complaint, was duly served on li runs ‘hence “est 100 poles to a stone in A. A. Daniels line; thence N, each of the defendants; and it further anpesring to the Court that more thar th the line of ark Inolebert and D, J, Pharr, 140 poles to e chestnut in E.G. thirty days have elapsed since the service of seid summons end cemplaints on i ? ) ‘ te ” e ‘ aw e Ra } . . ’ > » . y vay 5 = 8 line; ice sast with F. G. Sloan's line 100 poles to a persimmon tree, in each of the defendants end that all of the defendants have failed to anpear and tT oc Dittetesete Stuns thanen tank - — 9 . — | L. e MceHarg Ss line: } nce South 14( po les wi h ] a McHa reue'ts line to the answer, dem ir or oft t erwi se plead + O cat Com! laint with4 n the time al lov ea } v r4y Contsainity aera mH y > Jlaae ? ins, nin scres, more or less, end heing the same tract of land lew, and that the time for answering or otherwise pleading has now expired: i J ed to : Journey hy J T Thomae and wife — : T € 1 I 1 j } 4 eS. Jurne? ~ ve i. Thoma 1 wife, by deed recorded in Fook 6: [IT IS, TH. AMFONE, considered, ordered, adjudzed and decreed thet the al | 5 in aer nAe’e4i na of the egi ster nt Deeds . Peis . 4 ah - $20" > +1 3 e 3 ' r ve Deeds r Tredell County, excer pleinti recover of the defendants, o Lb, NOOre, e , “OOre ar iN, aAntetna twee 5 E83 CoNnvVeVveA eer 4h ‘ »4 . » A . } { Wy cres onveved of’ wr Irn edge of the ahove houneary by Nicholson, jointly and severally ites sum of &?7 . 0 w4+} interest thereon J tly id se LAST » ne { : I I ) ° e ce ny others to the scho . mittas \ ~) ” jAcer f f . € school co 2¢, which two acres is described ‘rom Avril @nd, 1940, until paid, at the rate of six per cent per annum, a. lo , @ ; fw,» 4, ¢ ? ‘ * , , | : lack gum in the ark Inelebert (formerly R. R togetl with t > t) t i t ) ‘ of sO" : lebex ormerly R. 2 together with the cost of this action to he axed } ay ‘ler’ o the Court, ' 4 Y y 4 be } no) Q I H. 18 pol to a stone; thence MN. 18 noles to a stone ‘ * ; . ae 4 John L, Milholler i} tone in , : . = gonn i, 3} a - lebert's lines thence with his line Clerk of the Supertor Court, n +a a > t » . 4 . Oontainidy two ser t. ‘4 , i r ordered Ad4sudrad thet was a CQ ae . ana he 18s | mdjqu ed e477 . Sowers be f : BEB: BH: 46 SESE ESE 45 SESS HE EE EH i j | a4y . a 4 l {0 Y ‘oO a4 ¢ . 1 ; n F | 1 } ny any Ay of the week and month, 340-96 $545 2° 46-46-46-46-4% Ht t » at ti ourt HKcuse Door in cto | is OO n etesville, Tredell jounty, North ) : ( { ( tn ? ‘ + ~ ) i " . . } 4 ’ biddey after qd advertisement of the same for 7 + £ + : | P f at tl t Houee . . y se House voor in Tredell County and Once a week for four . as a lla hi ' Orth Carolina, l i a n rede] 11) * « a we _ 1 A 1 oun Y» j report sa'‘da sale to this Tn the Sur ricr Court ; I I pti J , - . i ‘ 4 ‘ Irede}] ounty ° 4$< : Y ¢ lered , ad tidAaesa . tne j aajudred that the successful bidder et the -tatesvi)1. ndustrie] } ) Malis f ane ; \ {pad + red oO me " Caah Aa a , , m } At enosit of twenty nercent at t* +4me a ¢ , » «Vee ru Dp I : . eo A . ° ava lance nt nod | ’ ‘ t ° ° + Pigham Koger G Moore ) z ? a “hy ‘ oO Se HOO re ‘ ; u, Pe ’ I Ordered ay, Temit 1 , yy oe fearson H Mave | red adjudged that the defendants Re Jurney Reever ana wo ’ ppt 8d Se ) n ° het. Lackey ) ert) . . a. ve ’ ‘ a +} ’ é a?) r a fanaa, an aie ‘s in this action, te and ere hepal ' orevrr | red of nny ‘ Tt ny litv o reder ption in sat ler Mhis cause coming on to be heard befrre me, on “onday, September 4th, i 77 . ; {9 sé is retained ‘ A705, upon the ve oe j , : | 4 nneari t the f 1 for further order 7 Verified complaint of ‘he plaintiff and it appearing to the * @ Court +} + “Nat the Q ™ ‘ ” 177 Tohn L, M4lholland - he summons herein and copy of the complaint were served upon Clerk 6 in Tupertor Court 5 of the defena . ° - srend of Iredell County,North Carolin n each ants on June 28, 1933; 106 T And it appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery a BE IT REMENPERED that District Court of the United States 1s opened | on | a note of the defendant M, %, Righam, as principal and Roger G. Moore. J p and held in the City of Statesville this September 7, 1935; | . “9 . e nen Pearson, H: ith Mayes, Nao Gs. Keever anda ze. z, Lackey, as sureties, for the sum presiding Hon. E. 4 Webb, u. Ss. District Judge, present, J. Y. Jordan Clerk by Annie Aderholdt, Denuty Clerk, when and of $458.00 with interest frem maturity of each installment of #46,00 to the i! Statesville Industrial fank of Statesville, North Carolina; where the following proceedings were had to-wit: wer IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA Wt And it further anpearing that the defendants have not filed an ans } | | STATESVILLE DIVISION, ii 1) within the time ellowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment FOR by defeult final for the vorincipal sum of said note and interest; | ene Atlantic Netional Pank of 1 i It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of ; ‘ as ia \ charleston.....+++- Plaintiff Hy re defendents the sum of $458.00 together with interest from maturity of ‘ aaa ONSEW?PT JUDGMENT — - a, ul each ‘nstellment of 346,00 and all cost of this action, to he taxed bv the Clerk | oe Cc, E. Keiger, W. D. Turner and R,G, ay i ee. co eedeeecese sOLOnaents, John L. Milvollend | Hh 4 } | Clerk of fhe Supertor Court of Tredell County, North Carolina This cause coming on to be heard end being heard hefore His Honor Hwee ew Q Judge of the United States District Court for the Western District ? ee = Vv " } Mt E, Y. Webrh, ant) a, ) ’ } , } CO , | P ~ . ! il of North Carolina, Statesville Division, and tt anpearing to the Court that the i { ie \ hie / yt BERETA RAE BEE BEBE HEFEMEHE EBE HAE NE HEBER parties hereto have consented to the following judgment, and it further appear- H HH Jt 95 35 SESE SE SESE 36 46-96 96-96 95-4292 929% 26 2+ o +) ‘mort tr + +heo la fandanta ‘ A nr} — +3 vy ¢ 14 . »_ an } ih Be TE VERE TE BESE SE SESE SES 904596 4696 964% ing to the Court het tne defendants, and ea ( em, are directors and stock a i i holders of the Imperial Furniture anufacturing Comnany whose obligation was | i Hi indorsed hy each of the defendants and the subject of t complaint in this : } wNY/ * Av Tr? " a . ’ IN THE | KT CURT, cause; hat ie 4 ‘ . . t i’ $4 4+ 4 } } 3 ? } ibe ( K, » THEREFORE, be it, and s, hereby ordered, decreed and ad- i ‘al i : judged thet the plaintiffs reerever of the defendants GY ach «cf them tt 211m f : . . A ° “gat ry‘ ) ’ ’ ’ de ) of $26,266, 8( together with the costs of this action to he taxed by the Clerl ; " e . ) ‘ ; JULGITER, PY DEPATILY TNAL the condition of this judgment, howev ,. is that no execution he issued on same ee nena ‘ > C I : ; l f ° - Cro eiuct \ ’ ° 7 ‘nt + ae . } - 1 ” a ; * ’ Or r ° ton. C ) intil the assets of the Tmperial Furnittur anufacturing Comr Vy» ver of { note, q al] } ve {rest b Ee exhe isted ¢4 t mt ~ ! tacnd } + 7 . ? ¢ 4 c } . : ! ( +} 4 ii I ’ er , ve ore Hic oncr, ® narties to this $1) ment that the nDlaintiff st sm as + ] of + . sie ( f arb nt . ’ Dr I I ourt of Tredeili 7 , 1th {ydomer — , » . , : ‘ 7ae | ounty, on “ondey, the ltr Judgment in so for as the same affects the defen lant, *. DD. turner, 47 AVON? ¢ ‘ a 5 es ey 5 a > nr red y tra thy a wie jin a . — P . +h Tr e . . , . . C the lefandny . eVe of vil iijen o t e deed of tr st or morte: e, tn the exte + or, hit not exceede f , ae ’ - a , . . vena tor ny hy ‘ ma " } ir 4) , } ae on, were personally served “6 #4 000.00, proceeds of which are to be used in settling end compromissing i | v4 — : : y ? ¢ 0" . +249 .A - a2 ; I i ‘tior nH ¢ — ; ‘< oe on he St} ay of Au; ae . 1943, ana a E judgement Avainst said W ' Turner in avor of the ecreiver of the — | ‘ e iJ « LUPniet I . i i \ I I C C 4) ' . l verified eamnias H . L ‘ ( ’ nt f 921~3~ eanw ; . 3 ° + Btinna?l a 2 . lijy served on the def’ 8 0 ank of Statesville, hich said Judement ts reeerded in Judgement 1] f { of rut r I ic nf ’ . 6 ‘ } mons: . hat mors tha» thine. ly a > we 1s cad VOCcKat Pa a % eye Sayer UL Fook 32, page 45, of Iredell County, North Cerelina. / - r . . i } : or ‘ ae taf Rion & I ne defendants nd na This 5 Aad c Q%" etendants, an [nis 5 day of September, 1933, 1 c ¢ : + +) 0 ] {nt 17 an action | cause ¢ E. Y. Webt C ‘ . _ ‘ 9 $ Judre .o.District court otates- ville Division, { , ( ° on Otiny af ~ — T l l ] _ ‘ 4 | i ror a i ‘ torney for tha nile int 9 4 y 1 ‘ , a/ +} . t laintiff recover of the de- , ” ° re boc rary 2-2 S } ¢ . >. = 4 3 \ f 9 Ve Me » F. G. Deaton and wre . heaton. the sum a k i © onaw —_ . rs. e Ge f ny gS (Or Plaintiff ” » wit 1 4 t thereo ; i nN ¢£ t} ata e A ¥ rate of six per cent per annum from and “OSs % inberry e a5 I - nberry t of Je . an Crneave fan 5 = - yy 19533 that the plaintare - p thie or Lefendants, ee At recover the costs o ihe t { ' } LA US 18 of ‘ tember , : — . I ¥ John L, Milholland <I slerk of super or Court oF Tredel County I, J. Y. Jordan, Clerk of the United States District Court fep said District, at said place, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true fect Transcript from the Judgment Docket of said Court, in this office, This Transcript to he docketed upon the Judgment Docket, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, IN TE TIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, at office in Statesville, N. C., the 9th day of Septemher, 1°32 J. Y, Jordan Clerk U. S. District Ccurt. > Fv: Annie Aderhold Deputy Clerk, FERED BENE TAG TE AEE HEFE SESE SESE SESE MESES HE 4696-46 46 TEMALAR HEME HE HERE BNE EH North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. The Town of Mooresville vs JUDGMENT Gurney P Hood Commissioner of Banks in charge of the Merchants & “armers Bank of Mooresville, N. C. and E W Brawley. This cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court and being heard and it appearing that the defendm ts have paid the cost. It is therefore on motion of Zeb V Turlington, Attorney for the plaintiff ordered and adjudged that this action be and the same is hereby non-suited, This September 4, 1933 John L Milholland csc and per. \ \ gurney P th Carolina, In the Superior Court Nor trede11 County. The Town of Mooresville vs Hood Commissioner of Banks the Merchants and Farmers e of in wot Mooresville, N.C., JA ns and Mrs John Craven | i JUDGMENT This cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court and being heard and it appearing that the defendants have paid the cost. It is therefore on motion of Zeb V Turlington, Attorney for the plain- tiff ordered and adjudged that this action be and the same is hereby non-suited. tember 4, 1933. This Septem ? John L Milholland csc oe em ewe en Me eee North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. The Town of Mooresville = JUBGMENT Gurney P Hood Commissioner of Banks in charge of the “erchants and Farmers Bank of Mooresville, N. C. E W Brawley, WC Johnston, D K McNeely, J L Harris A. E Bell and Roy K McNeely. (te ma a a _— —_ This cause coming on to be heard before John L Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court and being heard and it appearing that the defendants have paid the cost, It is therefore on motion of Zeb V Turlington, Attorney for the plain- tiff ordered and adjudged that thks action be and the same is hereby non-suited. This September 4, 1933, John L Milholland csc Oe ee HR NR a ee North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. The Town of Mooresville vs JUDGMENT Gurney P Hood Commissioner of Banks in charge of the Merchants & Farmers Bank of Mooresville, N. C. Stewart Park Dev- elopment Company, B A Troutman, L L Troutman, A L Starr, J A Stewart, J A Craven, C C Johnston, and WC Johnston. This cause coming on t® be heard before John L Milholland, Clerk of Superbor Cotrt and being heard and it appearing that the defendants have paid the cost, It is therefore on motion of Zeb V Turlington, Attorney for the plaintiff ordered and adjudged that this action be and the same is hereby non- suited. This September 4, 1933. John L Milholland csc -<-ee we 2e eo a enemas im ’ n the S$ r + ] 4 7 lis, 1 : ‘ ’ : ' ’ + ! : i oO + . . PG, e rd fore Ilo ~ ble J } : : ’ F i the 17 fon + , 4 ‘ 9 ie § I rt redell y and t t . 4 ‘ = n as ¢ r e 10 \ ° , ; 7 . eC 4 fs 3 ons a < 3 ce ‘ 7 aay 4 ie Si * r + wo , sé 4 ~ ; me er : of said + : 9 f 4 : ; 1G ¢ 2 of 412 st, 4 , , ‘ , ® . i : p ‘ } l lec re > on r before t- is, th 48 r, ‘ - ’ r , to the rt t at 4 te S we ad Sy ie co - 1 i ai l u . ” , rec y . . ( dz-ed that the i r nt o , I Ve an ra t sllars ar - %% ‘ . is 1 , ” t from 3t 1, 1931, toczether ee LU 3 sf + e oa 8 ( ‘I on - »* vonn L iiilholland LePic Sucerior Court North Carolina, In the Superior Court \ 0 o Tredell County. verchants & Farmers Bank of Statesville, North Carolina. vs j ) ) JUDGNENT ) Tsidore Wallace amd R L Reavis This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the under- signed Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, uvon the verified complaint of the nlaintiff; and &t annearing to the Court that the plaintiff filed its duly verified complaint in this action and caused sum- mons to be issued herein on the 10th day of Ausust, 19553 and it anncaring to the Court that said summons and a cony of sa u $¢ complaint were duly scrved + on each of the defencants on the lith day of Ausust, 1933, and that more thar thirty days have elapsed since the date of the service of said simmons and that the defencant Isidore Yallace has neither a red, answered or demure rec to the complaint of the plaintiff, anc is now ‘n default; +. hn -} 4 7} ~ And it earin to the t that 1c t Ss st dq % . > » 7 - - Ss o a ] 3 the plaintiff to recover Yudsment aga t i enc ts o certain led, promisory note executed and delivered by the defendants to the plaintiff in « _ _ ~ vv ns t | +e © a the sum of $2,050.00, datec Lé th « ° ch, 1933, a y days + 4 . - — 2% 4. 4 > aiter date, th interest after tturity, LJ] » at te of er annum; an t annear to the °t that a Yr vayment 3 de - ‘ or ch of the defendants, t it has e an’ that re is now due ¢ stly t 1 there the of ¢ + + 4 4 4 ~ + f+ e one T 19042 ve =o . ’ ,ner v Invercs reo ‘ > Li Ue , 2 + » 4 Ae ih ] ) ly t t Yr te oft & ( ( ) er Cé : . . Tr . 7 9 4 t 's therefore, ordered, sidered and ad ed that 1 aintiff reco r & t 4 re nlilare Oo the 1 , VU b the 3 . + ‘ reon > ‘ 4 9 7 ’ { rate of 2 : “ ‘ 7. P » an r the ts of 3 ac ° S ée 18t) f Sept er, ] . Jo I Llhollen lerl o ; rtor rt f 7 ell a 112 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Somerset Door & Column Company,Inc. vs } JUDGMENT OF NON*SUIT Statesvilie Manufacturing Company. { This cause coming on to be heard and being heard and it ap- pearing to the Court that the parties to this action have adjusted all matter and @ifficulties existing between them and have made a complete settlement in this matter; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged gpon motiog of Land & Sowers, Attorneys for the plaintiff, that the action of the plaintiff be dismissed by non-suit and the same is hereby ordered, This 25th day of September, 1933. John L Milholland Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, ny 1. , . ; . Y Superior ourt, Trede] unter . oint CC ; } ' 7 d Yer lt ii ’ . — QS « > ‘ N . . . c ‘ na e , e] L. ata? 14 . , . . oon ife, Dorethy & die r4 oh y ‘ ' ’ ’ T sf . . ¢ ‘ ° ° * ks, t . 4 omi OY O any i 5 . f Cr} oT t 4¢ ‘e t Cc if 4 i ] 9 oY P 4) an i ’ ( * , n ‘ " Y 7 ery ner ‘ il . ' ‘ 4ledad on t ¢ Y ’ ’ nor Yt , . f oY o hs _ | tol, ife, Mabel ] te " ’ . rh + . ’ ° . co] tae » — ’ Cy, ° . . re ™ , ere ” 4+ , : é llowed Ba ; ; » ‘nc was duly served upon the de- “a + . . . ° liher ‘ ’ OTrTotr {har bier aed e } Ceatoage $1) Ay iblication in the : I f 9 ‘ P “ . £ 4 ' rther a . P ror : i .AmYH) : 3 _— Int tat the action was instituted pon a 0 T ex ed e defe ; : Sy, . ‘ Y ta) and wife Mehel I Rpistel, to + r e 5 9 . 7 tock I } of } k ‘ : } dated Octoher let, 1928, for ¢ erre t ! wm Ka : : uP £ wr + > aiet oreclosure of the deed of trus's executed } afendant. eth . die r’ ata Aa ' '@, Mahe] Bs Pristol, to the Morth pank & Trust Company, Trustee, securing said note which deed of trust caroline is recorded in Mortgage Rook 76, pase 248, of the Records of the Rantites ar Deeds for Iredell County, North Carclire; oY 4 +he y o "1 o p ° 2: And it further appeartng that the plaintiff, Atlantic JInint Stock Land penk of Raleigh is the owner of said note and that there has heen defanlt in the Rank Rale n defain] n nereof and that under the terms of said note end deed af truet ¢ cf) oa on thereo! n OC eed rust ali ¢ said neyment note has become due end payable end that the pleintiffs sre entitled to the fore« ” 4a deed of trust for the payment of said indebtedness: edness: closure of 88 And it further appearing that there is new due on sate note the sum ef +o ~~ AT nn . 10% Nowe o +9 $0038,95 with interest from Apri? Ist, 1931, ble semt-anmelly, end that there is due the plaintiff, Atlentic Joint Stock Lend Pank o h, the sumo 12 ,°! with interest from March llth, 193% for fire insurance premium end the furthe with intere ’ , ! 1 ! é es r sum of $71.24 with interest from June 16th, 198°, fer 19%° taxes paid on said land, 811 of which amounts are secured by said deed of trust under the terms there ind, ‘ ider > ( te Or; nad it further ennenrir the they I ‘ aint a 4 Tredell for the year 1950, J l ar ] : An 4 +t fy» rt Y eariry +hat + Y + Y r y y > o ¢ trus c a+ O- a ’ ’ y . 0 . . C , t * Yue y rn 01 . ° . 9 » I © é 9 lio n ire rarr P 4 ta , } records of the licgister cf Leeds for J ell Ce » ie Ine. revate 0 } . e * ‘ f - + ’ ¢ . . ¢ 9 I T 5 t ¢ -~ , ; a s f e hy cr if we ood ¢ I t exscuted ae nIWWshour of aa , ie ot - - 0 4 ) ’ ‘ ( 9 Y t ¢ 4 ( 9 af ANA s ¢ af ‘ Lu ° ‘ i Trpnaa I > ¢ ¢ ‘ ¢ ¢ pad af re * . ’ ° ’ , ‘ ‘ : ’ ’ +2 / £ cr ar c - a s c ¢ . ’ . ’ t nr } + 9 , . f , 4b . f , , f eq 4 Cc * . 2 = ” 4 : F ear 00) A c ¢ t ’ ’ Pade ‘ry Inte; ¢ »+t ~ ’ c ’ or nr . , I 4 5 +} + c cr +} Ifa Tv fn 4 1 } LOW 66 t - , ’ . . { ’ s L, te ‘ thet a ‘ taf; f - be $ e e r4 +n byy + } in ¢ * + £ ) 94 t ° tr ° : } ' and each of us hereby consent to the foregeine 4udgment, ill of the foregoing facts to be true.- ordered and adi ze shat the plaintirr fh + e Sh Ls 1 HT lant s *LLENTIC JOinrt recover of the defenda: from April ls 1‘ the rate of six nercen} ner ala voP Ennum ’ the furthe ran yf a 5 wi ty inte I rtn sum ee \ } eASk fy Mf nverest frem March llth th, wi ty to he taxed ordered and satndred thet | lends set forth here! payment of cost of 24d Jends are dercrit cor .ainint one hundred ang North Ceroline, Tr edell Coun ty . on to te pneera hefare decreed $498.57 wi frem the 18t} f September, e texed 1 > Clerk of this C: of Octot John L, Milholland a Superior Court, 116 North Carolina, In Superior Court yorth carolina, In the Supertor Court : ’ t ’ 3 Tredell County. et I ity Pefore the Clerk, qrede11 county. stock Land Pank of Raleigh scholoss Prothers and Company, ated Incorporate JUDGNENT Wir int ) ) -Vs- ) Ray and Gilliam Company, ) Incorporated. ne This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, Olerk of the Superior Court of Tredell County, on this 16t} . upon the motion of Scott end Collier, Atterneys for plaintiff esa Bia as ing to the Court that the action the smount of 3545.11, wit! defendant in ber, 1931, until p l S| je *t to credits rat the action Lau plaintiff filin ranivead atone sail V4 lho] lana Tar Crurt, North Carolina, Iredell Coun ty e Be it remembered that at .a Superior Court beran and held in Iredell County on the 9th Monday after the lst Monday in September 1933 J Ss 1 933, the following proceeding were had to-wit; G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredel County opened Court at 10:00 O'clock A. M. John L Milholland Clerk of superior Court for Iredell County announced in open Court that Judge John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding ordered that the Court for good and suffictent reasons be adjourned until 9:30 A. M. Wednesday November Sth 1953, ‘the High Sheriff then adjourned Court until 9:30 A. M,. Wednesday 1933. a — — 40 AM. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1935 Wednesday November 8th, 1955 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell County. November Term 1933. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning November Sth, 1933 at 9:50, when and where His Honor, John Oglesby, Judge Presiding and Holdfing Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District ig pre- sent and presiding and the Hon Z V Long, Solicitor is present and prosecuting in the name of the State. G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County is present and returneg into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve ag jurors for the first week of this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: B A Hole n mes, Joe Gabriel, Sam 1! Miller, J B Stevenson, J D "artness, Purley H Hender- son, John Marlow, W W Hartmess, T L Adams, J A Lineberger, J F Wilson, T M White, J Ml Cowan, R C Deal, Joe E Summers, Glen P Stevenson, Clyde Jordan, LE "ayes, Karl Sherrill, NA Lewis, L K Steele, Hugh Cartner, R E Miller, and S L Brewn,. Wade lioore was anno!tnted and sworn as officer of the Grand JULY. STIrPproR™ ayn abn Alias Capias No. 2 State vs Cricket S No. 15 State vs rT E Bass Everett Parker No. 19 RC { ate JOST and C _ . . . J and f A i led + Judgment Nisi Sci Fa } a ‘717 Vani as. ~ berth si litem NO. 20 State n1 - nued under former order Marvin Drown Noe 22 State a Prosed with leave Ransom Freeze No. 23 Sta te “C st Cost paid and off. Floyd Freeze Chom JS wh \ No. 24 \ State \ \ \ \ vs \\ vs IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Wednesday November 8, 1933 State vs Rufus Davis No. 26 ve Charley Hartsell No. 28 State HC Little No. 29 Staite vs Ben Watts oo << oe — oe > et =—<—> <_ >< No. 3l State _— <> <> Woodrow Morrison No. 35 State vs T E Bass No. 36 State vs Seth Lippard No. 37 & 38 State vs “Phillip Cook Bill Rumple —_ ‘ em oe <<< > ee _<>—_~ <_ No. 40 State ) vs Ethel L Swamers I ( { ) No. 41 j State 0 "v8 | Julie Ann Summer6 No. 48 State vs * Roy Hammer \ State vs } 0 { 0 No. 56 J JR Little (] VIOLATION OF PROHIPITION LAW Alias Capias FOR COST Continued und«r former order VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias, and Instanter Sci Fa, LARCENY The defendant is ordered into custody of the Sheriff to begin service of sentence heretofore imposed SEDUCTION Continued under former order SEDUCTION Continuec under former order EMPEZZLEMENT Alias Capias “RREAKTKG AND £R / heidi eee eT SRN se « Mode dk The defendants come into open Court and tender a plea of guilty to the larceny of property less than the value of “00 which nlea $s accented by the Solicitor. w ’ 4 7 . WATTIOYN! Eiwy PROSTITUTION Defendant called and failed. and Capias. 2 nm Judgment Nisi Sci Fa PROSTITUTION Continued for defendant Continued by consent VIOLATION OF PROHIDITION LAW The defendant comes into open Court anc through his counsel J G Lewis pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and em- pannelled as follows, Joe Gabriel, Sam i Milier, JE Stevenson, J PD Hartness, Burley H Henderson, John Mar- low, WW Hartness, J A Lineberger, J F Wilson, T M White, J M Cowan, * Joe E Summers and returned a vercict of GUILTY AS charged in the bill of indictment. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty to assault with deadly weapon as charged in the Bill of Indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendmt be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a per- fod of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to work on public roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission. Not to wear stripes. Noe 60 Sta e vs Taylor Mayhew No. 61 State vs Bub Westmoreland No. 61A State vs Bub ‘lestmoreland Noe 62 State vs Fred Westmoreland No. 63 State vs Will Torrence Fred Westmor 4—= Carlton ” eAe UNTIL THURSDAY J } } } } () b( IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVE);BER TERM 1933 Wednesday November 8, 1933. LARCENY AND POSSESSING LIQUOR The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads guilty. ASSAULT WIT! DEADLY WEAPON The defendant comes into open Court and through his ed@unsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment CARRY A CONCEALED WEAPON The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel pleads guilty. ASSAULT WIT!! DEADLY WEAPON The defendmt comes into open Court and through his counsel Z V Turlington enters a plea of Nolo Contendre, DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED AND TRANSPRT AND POSSESS LIQUOR The defendant comes into open Court and throuch his counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads suilty to driving car while intoxicated, 7 Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common je1l of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTNS and assigned to work on public roads of State under control of the State Highway Com= missionmm- Defendant to give bond in sum of “200.00 for his apnnearence on December th, 1933 and becin service of said sentence, - ARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE Continuedfor defendant A True } {11 “a A True Bill D We ATrue Bill : Saas aan ve a i1rue 11) rigins- A True Bill} car intox. A True Bill nape= A Prue Fill piore A True Fill T i .RCENY ATrnue pill nda mes in Or a ge tn Regatyr €n Court and through his 06 cLaug) 1 and pleads not guilty. ne empanelled as follows: R C Deal, Joe E n FP Stevenson, Clyde Jordan, L E ‘ayes, Brown 7. Stecle, Hugh Cartner, R E Miller, S L shee & ona sca & Holmes. Pending trial the court ©S @ recess until 7 irscay Morning . 7 462 . 2 f I ke T A A AQG& WHO DIED AR. T'NEREUPON IT R OF GOVERNOR W D TURNER. OF GOVERNOR W D TURNER, )' clock. ny Sa 5 ae IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Thursday November 9th, 1933 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning November 9th, 1933 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 64 ROBBERY ee | gtate The jury returned a verdict of GUILTY as cha ged in : the Bill of Indictment vs Carlton Miller lo. 65- ROBBERY State ee comes into open Court and through his \ vs couns@1 eads not guilty. Jury sworn and empannelled Dud Travis as follows: Joe cabriel, Sam Miller, J D '‘artness, Bprley H Henderson, John Marlow, J A Lineberger, J F Wilson, T li White, J MN Cowan, T L Adams, Clyde Jordan, L K Steele and returned a verdict of Guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be ton- fined to State's Prison for a term of not less than SEVEN nor more than TEN YEARS at hard labor. This sentence to begin at the expiration of sentences he is now serving. No. 20 CARRY A CONCEALED WEAPON State Tee t comes into open Court and through his \ vs courtaé Bt ads guilty to carrying a concealed weapon Dud Travis as charged in the Bill of Indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a perio@ of TWO YEARS and assigned to work on reads of State under control of the State ‘Jighway Commission, this sentence to run concurrently with #65. It is fur- ther ordered by the Court that the pistol be confisc- ates and destroyed as provided by law. No. 47 State vs L C RobBRson FALSE PRETENSE Nol Prosed with leave No. 42 State vs Vestes Little FORNTI saArnNT Ate s>T7 ATT TRY pa aes LAVAL LI AN au a Continued by consent J ’ } 0 J I I } Yo. 53 State , oy & AF Bodfrey TRANS! ADM AMT DAcoCwRCe TTATIAD SAA roe Abe 2) PUCwhoo lke ile Continued by consent =o >> TO APPEAR AND SHOW Goo EHTAV Re It is ordered by the Court that the defendabt be di char -ed. No. 5 State vs Vernon Nash —_~ <> Ste . ASSAULT WIT! DEADLY WEAPON - Continued by consent v Russell Cline lio, 9 EMBEZZLEMENT S ai ae a Lat \ _ Nol Prosed with leave J Shoat Reed” -ROSTITUTION i i Former order made at this Court stricken out. 7 Continued for defendant. Ethel Sumne rs IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Thursday November 9th, 1933 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON The defendant comes into open Court and to assault with deadly weapon as chaged No e 72 State a’ rarfield Parker VIOLATION OF PRONIBITION LAW Judgment of the Court is that the prayer for No. 25 State vs Wo fendant remain of good behavior and pay one Steakley costs this action. STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendants« Noe 68 State vs Willie Hunsucker Ves Little Fred Clark mers, Glen P Stevenson, L E Lewis, Hugh Cartner, R E Miller, S L Brown and Pleads guilty be continued for two years on condition that th -half the come into open Court and pleadz not guilty. Jury sworn and empanelled as folliws: BA mes, J E Stevenson, WW Hartness, R C Deal, Joe E Sun. Nayes, Karl Sherrill, n IN THE SUPERIOR cour NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Thursday November 9th, 1933 It is ordered and adjudged that the said Barron Kelly Grier be, and he is hereby admitted to the practice of the profession of Attorney and Counsellor At Law in all the Courts of this State, Judgment e de- It is 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 the 8th day of November, 1933- John M Oglesby Hol. Judge Presiding return- ed a verdict of Guilty as charged in the Bill of Ine dictment. 70- Dud Travis, C We 71- James Coleman- larceny Hb- A True Lynn Prady- AWD We A True Bill Paul Holleman- luction= A True Bill 0 66 State OUSEDIEA ry LA ‘ E _vs } Not Bill . 7 . ) C A True Bill Dias. a True asa 238S¢E North Carolina, Tredell County. [, Barron XK rier, do swear (or affirm) that I will trvl the and sincerely swear that I w } hy, - 5 be faithful and bear true allesiance to the State of the constitutional powers : horiyi hi i sLonal powers and authoriytes whitch are or may and that I will andeavor to support, maintain otate, f my mnly swear that I will support stitutio o- i) 10d. “worn to and this the th; subs day cribed oft Ol before me, Ovember, 1933 John 3M slesby Ts. A T . ** — ( res ne and Mold? ‘ , ive | ‘ CAil al J i l ne . pat ) np for the 15th T dict O07 : ; rts District, North Carolina, IREDELL CO ae) is SUPERIOR C LV Vv i RTA tres oan sae iy ? .} Oz . A Lae vo rier, having prese RT 3 ery a My Barron Kelly bey » (h4 Poe by the Chief Jusbice ang Associate Justices of the Carolina, dated flst day of Aum 7 . ugust, 1933, authorizing him to practice . ; vorney and comnsellor at lay in this the at M1'n l * A+ + y ota ral + a to i ; & eq Ai DOC D : l rne o ate € 1 y ALLO eys Vi this t ” _ +7 .- eee 3 } practice of an attorney, according to the best This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday liorning November 10th, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock. y and ill ‘orth Carolina, and to be establ‘shed for and de- not inconsistent with the Constitution knowledge and ability; So help me God. t) 1é Cone Barron Kelly Grier nted in open Court a license, signed Supreme Court of North as ate St 3 ate and he having taken and subscribed IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Friday November 10th, 1933 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morning November 10th, 19335 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 72 State vs Garfield Parker No. 45 State vs Lewis Hedrick No, State vs A R lierman HO. Fi State vs James Coleman No.73 State vs Marshell Combs No. 74 State vs arshall Combs Noe 13 State vs slarence Jarvis & period of FOUR Nontrg ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be ime prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIXTY-DAYS and assigned to work on roads under control of the State Highway and Public Works Comnission, this sentence to begin at expiration of sentence he is now serving. STOREBREAKING, LARCENY AND RECEIVING The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empanelled and returned a veg. diet of NOT GUILTY. A True Bill NOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empanelled and returned a vere dict of NOT GUILTY. 1d J wTERING AID LARCENY The defendant comes into oven Court md through his counsel Hugh G Mitchell watves E1ll of Indictment and pleads guilty toa misdemeanor, which plea is accepted. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant he im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS and assicned to work on roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission and Public Works Commission. Not to wear stripes. . “AO x av s BREAK ND ENTERING AND I ROWMY ai ob S40 ode ob The defendant comes into open Court and through his plente sulfite te ene mates pill of Indictments and AS ity i.sGemeanor, which plea is accepted. _ vuccment of the Court is that the defendant be im- riso ed in the common jall of Iredell County for a period of “ MONINS And assigned to work on roads of State under control of the State Nighway and Public vorks'! Commission, this sentence to run concurrently ra with one tn # 73, ASSAULT ‘I Til DEADLY Wee on ots appearing to the Court that the defendant has sai. ied to c mply with the ju@gment heretofore entered, ~G 18 ordered anc adjudred that he be impr'soned in the c mmon jail of Iredell County for a ver Lod of Thirty- Vays and assigned to work on foads under control of the Stat aah way ana: : : - ave igh way and Puvliec works Commission. Not to wear str'pes, Panties cei erendant paid cost and dismissed, —s ait kh cin ak” of the Court is that the defendant he a te ee common jail of Iredell County for © and assicned to work on roads ff Stat nnda wont. re under control of the State Highway and Public foskee Gonunt aot S Voumissioner, Not to wear stripes, ‘ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 19353 Friday November 10th, 1933, No. 38 State vs pill Rumple No. 68 State vs Fred Clark ves Little Willie Hunsucker No. 7,45,44 State vs Woodrow Farmer Woodrow Hines Lewis Hedrick. This LARCENY Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTIIS and assigned to work on public roads of State as isprovided by statute under control of the State Highway and Public works Commission. Not to wear stripes. HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY Judgment of the Court is that the defendants Fred Clerk and Ves Little bach be imprisoned in the come mon jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX MONTHS each and assigned to work on roads of State under cone trol of the State Highway Commission and Public Works Commissiongx, to wear stripes, Judgment of the Court is thet the defendant Willie Hunsucker be impr’soned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of EIGITEEN MONTHS and assigned to work on roads of State under control of the State Iligh- way and Public Works' Commission, to wear stripes. SEBREAXKING, LA::CENY AND RECEIVING. The defendants come into open Court and plead not guilty. Jury sworn and empanelled as follirews: Joe Gabriel, Sam liiller, J D ‘artness, lurley IH HNenderson, John Marlow, J A Lineberger, J F Whlson, T li White, J 1! Cowan, T L Adams, Clyde Jordan, I Steele, Pending trial Court takes a recess until Saturday Morning. Honorable Court takes a recess until Saturday lMorning November llth, 1923 at 9:30 O'clock. ig == ———— eS... 128 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOV}:.MBER TERM 1935 Saturday November 11, 1955 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Saturday Morning November llth, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell State of North Carolina ) vs } JUDGMENT One Ford Coupe, 1932 ) Modle Motor No. 18-8380 ] R O Perrell This cause coming on to be heard and having been heard before the undersigned Judge of the Sgpertor Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, upon motion of W V Iloward, Attorney representing the owner, and bondsman, in the above entitled matter, and it appearing to the Court that a fore fiture on the above described car, to;rether with a forfiture on an appeare ance bond for said car was talen at the August Term of Criminal Court for Iredell County, and it further annearing to the Court that the Universal Credtt Company holds a mortgage against said car in the amount of $306.00, and that this amount is more than the appraised value of the automobile, "yy ] ‘ ryr Lar (Fr ha ‘ } vy ty c na lt appearing that there is no equity in said car for the State; Therefore, upon the recomendations of Solic? tor Zeb V Long ree reser 47 ; See + 7 n . nf ‘ presenti @ State, and |'alcolm Cameron, Attorney. for school oard, 1 4 , fA ad fund A ny ? i + S opcered, ac judved, and decreed, that the foreture heretofore enter- ed on car and said i be str ‘clrer } : 3 ~ | nad be sti cKe it mm the pay ent of the Cc st of This the f lliovember 1°33, John |! glesby Judge Presiding lort} Yr 7 1 ‘orth Carolina, n the Supertor Court redell County. Nowember Term 1933 i L Crowell, Platntirr ) 7 vs ) J DGNENT entral fank and Trust Compa y TIALLY 9 Tria 4 y ‘ . [ruistee, Universal rtcare ( Company, and Realty loan ] nsireance Comnany, efendm ts 0 @ ' A¢ wee This saluseE om oe ~ 3 : coming on to be lard, aind being heard, at this the November 1933 er af +) . 2 i.erm of the Sur 4 "O11 “ superior Court of Iredell County, before His ion ly, John MO rile sb T ‘ a e W . Iw et ,* , 4 — vs dge Presid ng and holcing said Court, and it ap- pear tr to the Court that the + - that the varties hereto have consented that this action be dismissed i , ] sea and that the judgment dismissing this action shall be a final and complete bar to any othe i 'y other action by the plaintiff against the defendants arising out of the same Subject matter: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Saturday November ll, 1933, IT IS NOW, by consent, ordered, adjudsred and decreed that this ace | | tion be, and the same hereby 1s, non-stited and dismissed, and that his judg- ment shall be a final and complete bar to any other action by the plaintiff against the defendants arising out of the subject matter of this action. It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action. ¥his November 8, 1933. John M Oglesby Judge Presiding and Ho&ding the Superior Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District according to law. BY CONSENT: Malcolm Cameron Attorney for plaintiff Johnson,Smathers *: Rollins Heazel,Shuford Nartshorn Attorneys for defendants. North Carolina, i Iredell County. ' U TO THE HONORAPLE JOHN M OGLESBY, PRESIDING JUDGE: ( We, the Grand Jury for the November Term, 1935 of Iredell Superior Court, beg leave to make the following report: We have examined and passed on all bills of indictment presented to us by the Solicitor and passed on all matters presented to us and attached three presentments to this report. We visited the County Jail by committee and found that none of the much needed repairs recommerided in our last report had been made, We vishted the offices of the Court ‘louse and County Office Puild- ing in the rear of the Court Nouse by comm@ttee and found none of the recom- mendations made in our last report had been carrted out. We found the base- ment ceiling badly in need of repair and the Register of Deeds Office badly in need of the storage space which we recommenced be dug out in the basement / Since we made a complete inspection of the County tome and State Convict Camp in August we did not visit them. The County Welfare officer ap- peared before us and reported the County Home in good condition and inmates well cared for but that the building needed painting on the inside and we re- Commend that this be done. We find that the audit of the County's finances for the fiscal year *ding June 30, 1933 by the J B Rogers Company, Certified Public Accountants, ‘ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ut UD onaue eae tes’ SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Saturday November 11, 1933. : Monday November 13th, 1933 North Carolina, In the Superior Court has been completed and accepted by the County Commissioners. The Sheriff's Iredell County. November Term 1933- settlement has been made as of first Monday of Bctober, 1933 and accepted by ¢ = I able Court meets accord 6 the County Commissioners. This Honor ccording to adjournment at 1000 O'clock A. M. Monday November 15th, 1955, when and where His Honor, John M Oglesby, Se a In Regard to estates, beg to report that we appointed a Committee at Holdi ourt ; nN the last Term of Court to investigate these. This Committee with the CO-operas Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District of North StS < resent and presidin this the Second Week at N .Téerm’ 19 tion of the Clerk of the Superior Court, searced the records back to the year Carolina, is p Pp &» S y < at November .Térm' 1933. : {imball, High Sheriff of Iredell Cou N 1 1919 and found that 470 Administrators and Executors had not filed final ac. ae : ot Tere ae eee See i urt the names of the following good and lawful rn counts. Notice was given to all of these who could be located and since saiq — eibe on eo ‘ is court for the second week for civil gase -wit: H Sum- notice was given, 169 of this number have filed final account and many of jerore of thie s es . . er Jr., B L Morrison, Flake 'olland E Swan T H T the others are now in the process of settlememb and therefore we recommend = 2s er . : Ee oy tS ee Brinkley, W A White, R L Shoenake 0 Tiié M : J that this matter be continued until next term of Court and that the next > * " | , wisi es , " s Welborn. irand Jury follow up this investisation. Brawley Sr., C D Crouch, Ed Welborn ‘ The following was excused by the Court, A M Kennerl In so far as we have been able to find there has been no embezzle- ’ ’ * y me . The following were not served L S Ostwal ME Eid JWwts. ment of funds £n any of these estates but have not been settled through neg- stats . F o ts ns — gh rence in ea o ; The following were sworn as talesman jurors for the term, C L Gil- ligence in some cases and in a number of cases on account of the depressed . 7 : , . . ee ee ga . bert, Joe Cass, E L Estes, i] L Kincaid, KR L Williams, Silas Campbell, Ed conditions of the Country, where to have closed out the estates would have : F ’ : ’ , 5 5 . ~ m a ¥ “”~ R L YY ge ¢ T’ v ’ hecessitated selling land or foreclose mortzaces at a sacrifice eo > sew + . fhe only exception to the above ts cared for in one of the present- > + i : No. 55 ATD AND ABET ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM JAI ments attached to this revort 0. 56 = = * . , State The defendant comes into open Court and through his aii vs counsel Lewis Lewis and pleads not guilty. Judy sworn nespectfully submitted, Willie and empanelled and returned a verdict of guilty as charred 1, iia in the Bill of Indictment. C P MeNeely Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- Foreman prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a per- lod of EIGNT MONTHS and asstgned to work on roads of State under control of the State Highway and Public Work's Come a (OUSEPKEAXING, LARCENY AND RECEIVING a aT a wa wee ~ “ T r c no in * vs was inten aoe to the Court that one of the jurors wo 1 1 i moh?’ 1 ‘ mer snes Te a ar Woodrow Farmerz route to ¢ ian ip gee a collision while en No. 61 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Woodrow ‘lines withdraws a fusor and nett 1¢8, own discretion State Judgment of the Court is that prayer for judgment be Lewis l‘ledrick withdrawn and B A et ie a mistrial. Joe Gabriel 1 Vs continued for two years on condition that the defendant After the Stat 1. mes sworn as juror. Bub Westmoreland remain a law abiding citizen and pay the cos$. directed a verdtce pe cence was closed the Court The jury seaeek” of NOT GUILTY as to Lewis Hedrick. anne Jury revurne ois ow 4 7 c AA? , MAT A wR ADA two counts of the Bill oP tmee eet ty, in the last No. 61A SARRY A CONCEALED WEAPON and Receiving saad nok ‘nd-ctment, to-wit; Larceny , State Judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine stolen. as tn a a oods knowin; them to have been vs of 50.00 and the cost. » as t © defendants Farmer ?: Nimes. Bub Westmoreland VIOLATION OF PROUNTEITTON rave GO) IBITION LAW No, 44 is ie lca The defendant eo = LARCENY AND RECEIVING his counsel Lewis . ¢ anto open Court md through , State Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprison- Contendre, vow’ 8 enters a plea of Nolo at ed in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of Woodrow Hines FOUR MONTHS and assigned to work on roads of State under control of the State Highway and Public Works Commission, not to wear stripes. . VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW 3 M ‘ Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprison» ‘8 in Memory of Soldiers who ed in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of Iredell Count , ' FOUR MONTHS and assigned to work on roads of State under November 13th, 1092 ~ MOUASY, until Monday Mornang control of the State Highway and Public Works' Conmission, movemmer 20ta, 1933 at 10:00 O'clock, not to wear stripes. aie ae ; This norable Court takes a rece; lost their lives in wor} ©S8 in World's War from IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 19355 Monday November 13, 19535 No 56 } VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW State } Judgment of the Court is that prayer for judgment be vs } continued for two years upon condition the defendant pay JR Little ) the cost, and filpon the further condition that he appear ' at each criminal term of Tredell Superior Court and : show by good citizens KRSt boyhood in which he : resides that he has no en engaged in the liquor busi- ness in any way. No. 64 { ROBRERY State } Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be impris- vs } oned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period ‘ariton Miller 9 of SIX MONTHS, to be assigned to work at any County in- stitution, including the County Home, of Iredell County my designate. the Commissioners No. 62 ) ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON E State j Judgment of the Court is that prayer for judgment be vs } continued for two years upon condition that the defend~ Pred “festmoreland} ant pay the cost and remain a law abiding citizen. . 66 } C rdeaux tirac as } Plaintiff caljed and failed to appear and ‘i 4 : v« ’ ‘aa ' WN ee rolina Yr Timber Co 4 prosecute its action. Non-suit entered and 3 } plaintiff taxed with the costs. mf tel sr CO. ) ° 5- 1a Etta Anderson vs Jo '! Anderson-- Continued 43= Zool} ’ rs vs Eva 7 ers=- Continue: 8— neaks vs W! Hl Foster, “'C lieadows, al-- Continued by consent 3- Pill Reavis vs Y McCombs -- Continued by consent te 11 ¢ yf 1 77. > . j sell Sher: 1] , Kkecetvsrs vs Statesville Industr al Bank, et al ued for defendant, 3 Zz > 3- aymer et al, ¢ ars vs e@-- Continued. Ww t+ ‘ . North Carolina eee tig In the Superior Court Iredell County. = : aa t — } > - Ww. Ay Bristol and wife, Mabel L. Bristol ) rs. iiiitn: in tio vv = Vs ‘i 7 f ) « SENT Vi NVA 5 T. rT. Y terett, fous e and Prudentia ) ( i nti Insurance Co. o A sica, Be ; ) ~ ( a Jonn I +} ot lr oe - to ing/heard bef lis nor» in Le [iil and, rk of t of\ Iredell ty, and judgment of ne said plain- and John Ty Milholland peal C.5.0 County, NeGs ° forf{redelt > — "7 T OT ry TOW ur . i tate Judeme P the ¢ Vs. ed _oudgmen t of the Court is that the defendant be impr ison tooa row mer in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of iz r § four months an Q assigned to on the roads of the State no . Y Ta “ft } S und er control of the Stute Highway @ Public Works Commi ssiom not to wear strives ' r 7 worK 133 TE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STA county OF IREDELL. HOVEMBER TERM, 1933. In the Matter of taking oath of Attorney I, Thomas B. Hudson, do solemnly swear that I will support the Constitution of the United States, so helo me God. Thomas B. Hudson Sworn and subscribed to before me, in open court, this 13th day of November, 1933. John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding & holding the Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District. I, Thomas B. Hudson, do solemnly and sincerely swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the State of North Carolina and to the Con- stitutional powers and authorities which are or may be established for the Govern- ment thereof; and that I will endeavor to support maintain and defend the Cons- titution of said State, not tnconsistent with the Constitution of the United States to the best of my knowledge and ability, 80 help me God. Thomas B. Hudson Sworn and subscribed to before me, in open Court, this 13 day of November, 1933. John Me. Oglesby, Judge Presiding &« holding urt in the Fifteenth Judictal District. I, Thomas B, Hudson, do swear that will truly and honestly demean my~ self in the practicie of an attorney, according to the best of my Kn wledre and ability, so help me God. Thomas b-. 1dson Sworn and subscribed to before me, in open Court, this 15th day ff November, 1955-6 John M. Oglesby, Judve Presiding yourt in « holding © the Fifteenth Judicial District. State of the Suverior Court, North Carolina, In r y * ’ vounty of Iredell, November ‘Term, in the Matter of Thomas Buford Hudson, having presented in open Court a license, sip¢ a . . r gned by the Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Supreme © urt of North Carolina, dated Aug. 21, 1933, authorizing him to practice as Attorney and Counsellor at law in this State and he having taken and subscribed to the oaths "equired by the attorneys of this State: It 1s ordered and adjudged that the said Thomas Buford Hudson be, and Che tg hereby admitted to the practice of the profession of attorney and coun Sellor at law in all courts of this State. It is further ordered by this Court that a record of the proceedings taken he re! be spread upon the minutes of this Court of this State. This 13th day of November, 1933. John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding, NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. November Term, 1933, Eva Moore 1. Did the pla ntiff and the defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint, Ans. Yes, &. Did the defendant abandon the plantiff without any fault on the part of the plaintiff, and have the plantiff and the defendant lived separate and apart for two consecutive years immediately prior to the commencement of this action as Alleged in the complai nt, Ans. Y es, Se H as the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina $ t > “ z ¢ “, Sm , > r 5 $ for more than one year next immediately preceeding this action as alleged in the mplaint, vy Ans. res. Lm : . OKTH CAROLINA, wy mie etrpce TAR fAteS AN LH oOUrnnlOUN UUUN, IREDELL COUNTY Nake November Term, 1955. ) \ / ) cai > coming o 0 }t heard 7 1 , tI y3 On to be heard, arn being heard, before His Honor, John lesby, Jud Presitdine cinch , 448 Pe slay I fury ; } ? rn ‘ nits @Mm a fur y at the November Tern, 1933, Super tor Court ‘edell County: and yt ys an vAVing answered all the tissues submitted to it in Yr of the T 1 itnti - ‘ y } 5 . st the defendant, as fully appears in the record, !t ra) +}, 7 > nm Vv Nerefore, on Motion yf lcIntosh & MeLay shlin, attorneys for the plal ntiff. rc +2, ‘ Ordered, adjudced and decreed: Le That he snd e . na the bonds Of ma trimony here tofore Subsisting between the plai ntiff and the defendant be and he ~ } } D f "9 anc they are nereby, absolutely dissolved; that the plain tit nwVa bioore be » ane she os LS nereby oS ted , lereby, granted an absolute divorce from the defendant Sam lMoore, &e That the platntire b I -Lff Eva Moore be, and she is hereby, granted the care and custody of the chtia ar a: aa y the child of the Platintire anc defendant, Ra Moore ' ‘ , \ Jy mQOC . Zz . Ve That the Dla ntifr 1 - ntiff pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the erk,. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT, IREDELL COUNTY. November Term, 1933, e ) Eva Moore) JUDGMENT. gam Moore. ) This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Ilonor, John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and a jury at the November Term, 1933, Superior Court of Iredell County; and the jury having answered all the issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as fully appears in the record, it is, therefore, on Motion of of McIntosh & McLaughlin, attorneys for the plaintiff, Ordered, adjudged and decreed: 1. That the bonds of matrimony heretofore subsisting between the plaintiff and the defendant be, and they are hereby, absolutely dissolved; the plaintiff Eva Moore be, and she is hereby, granted an absolute divorce the defendant Sam Moore. 2. That the plaintiff Eva Moore be, and she is hereby, granted the care and custody of the child of the Plaintiff and defendant, Ray Moore. 5. That the pldntiff pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk, This the 13th day of November, 1933. Jud Newton G. Cra ter ) ) V . ) ) ) a vra ter e Jury sworn and empannelled and answered the issues as follows: 1, Were plaintiff and defendant married to each other as alleged in Yes, defendant abandon plaintiff without cause as alleged in the have they lived separate and apart from each other for two years faye > ae % ry £ +)h4 3 tiding of the complaint in this case? Answer: Yes. 2 Yt? . . ‘ ° a ‘ Ye Nas Plaiintiff resided in this State or to the fil 6 n€ of the compla’nt in this action? Answer: Yea, NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, TREDELL SOUNTY. NOVEMBER TERM, 1933, Newton G. Crater Vs. JUDGMENT. Alice B. Crater. This cause coming on for hearing uvon the complaint of the plaintirr and the evidence adduced ore tenus at the bar by plaintiff in support thereof, where. upon a jury, having been qualified, sworn and empanneled to try said cause and after having hearc the evidence and the charge of the Court retired to consider the issues submitted by the court, returned into court the following verdict, to-wit: 1. Were plaintiff and defendant married to each other as alleced in the abandon plaintiff without just cause and have they lived apart from each othe: for more than two years nex preceding the bring- action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: "Yes." aintiff been a resident of this State for more than one year be- + this actionfZ Answer: “Yes.* court ordered, adjudced and decreed that vlaintiff, crantec an absolute divorce from the bonds . natrimony h > existin 4am and +} he defendant, Alice B. Crater, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the vleintiff pay the costs Oglesby, Presiding. In the Superior Court, November Term, 1933. \¥) ; 1 oe : rirle lled a answered the issues as follows: ‘ 2 £ . Sintiff and defendan inte arpny i efendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint} lan avand 9) 14%. * ¢ abandon and live separate andj apart from plaintiff, lai I ti I[f's , 4 : . 2. AOPSa - s K rt, for more than two consecutive years next pre &S alleged in the complaint? iff been ¢ on . {na ‘ boni fide resident of the State of North carol ‘ve years lime A 4a 4 . . mcciately next receeding the commencement of in the e mple int? Answer: cece’ yoRTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. NOVEMBER .TERN, 1933. . Gowan amold &- © JUDGMENT. Ruth S. Gowan This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor John }. Oglesby, Judge presiding, and a jury, ami the jury for their verdict having answered the issues submitted to it fn favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record: It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the marriage between the pla’ntiff, Arnold S. Gowan, and the defendant, Ruth S, Gowan, be, and the same is hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorced from the bonds of matrimony. John M. Oglesby, Judge Pfesiding,. NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. T. Le Moore’) V . j Iss I JES Lila Moore ) Jury sworn anc empannelled and answered the issues as Did the plaintiff and defendant intermerry as alleged the defendant 1d apart and separate from the plaintiff without any fault on part, for more two consecutive years next preceding the commencement of this a complaint? Answer $ Yes. Se Has the plaintiff been a bona fid ‘esident he State of North Cerolina for more than one year immediately next preceding commencement of this acti on, Answer: Yes. cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, John li. Oglesby, “residing and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the i ‘ Ssueg Suomitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the records It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the marp{ a. ; lage between the pleintiff, T. L. Moore, and the defendant, Lila Moore, be, and the Same is hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorded from the bonds of matrimony. John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding, NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. Cora Lee Chappell ) V. ) ISSUES. Carson Chappell. ) Jury sworn and empannelled and answered the following issues: 1. Were the plaintiff and the defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answér: Yes, Le Did the defendant Carson Chappell abandon the plat ntiff, as alleged in the complaint? v Answers: LESe Se Have the pleintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action and has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina Guring said period, o answers NORTH CAROLINA IN TH UPER IOR alae ‘oe LIKA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT DILL, VUUNIL. NOVEMBER TERM, 1933. vora Lee Chappell, vs . Qn - on Chanpell, my. 4 Asa 8S cause ie be } a ana * : = € coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, John \elesby, and the , A the ae Sam ’ he jury, and the jury having answered the {ssues submitted to ther he » Qint’? ft > c the pleintiff, as set out in the record; ‘ cones danaa ae : z Mo we Sons’ cerec, ordered and adjudged that the marriage hereto- Vs raw teet go ee 20 . - Ps aintiff Corea Lee Chappell and the defendant Carson S hereby, dissolved, and that the parties aforesaid be, ‘eby, dis see a Ys Cisgolved, and that the parties aforesaid, be, and they sr ivorced f t} or es ot from the bonds of matrimony. , of Maus 2 vi sOVEMDEr, 1933, John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding. \gleudia Williams ) ‘ V \ Claudie Williams NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY. : ) ISSUES. J, 8 Williams ) Jury sworn and empanneled answered the following issues: 1. Were the plaintiff and the defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answers: Yes. 2. Did the defendant commit the acts of adultery as alleged in the complaint} Answer: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for a period of two years next preceding the commencement of this action, Answer: Yes. NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. Ve ) JUDGMENT. J. S. Williams. ) This cause coming on to be heard, am being heard, before His Honor, John M, Oglesby, and the Jury, and the Jury having answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff, as set out in the record; IT IS THEREFORE, considered, ordered and adjudged that the marriace here- + tofore existing between the plaintiff Claudie Williams and the defendant, J.S. Willians, be, and the same is hereby, dissolved, and that the parties afore- said be, and they are hereby, divorced_from the bonds of matrimony. This the 13th day of November, 1933. John M. Oglesby Judge Presiding. Nap i NORTH CAR \LINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. NOVEMBE ERM, 1933. Henry R. Bunch ) Vs ( ; ISSUES. Lilltan H. Bunch Jury sworn and empannelled answered the following issues: 1. Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried, as alleged in the Compaa int? Answer: Yes, other ¢ &..Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each °r more than two years next precéding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, HENRY R. BUNCH ) ) vs. JUDGMENT. ) LILLIAN H. BUNCH. This cause coming on to be heard at the November Term, 1933, of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, John IM. Oglesby, Judge, and a Jury, and the Jury having answered the Issues submitted to them as follows: "1. Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried, as alleged in the complaint? Answer. Yes. £. Have the plaintiff and cefendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action, Answer. Yes, 5. Has the vlaintiff been a bona fide resident of North Carolina for mne > preceding the commencement of this action, Answer: Yes," T+ So ; thepeafnna ( IapraA an 4, ° | + . + : v aS—g wmererore, ordered, adjudged, and decreed by the Court that the bonds matrimony he “ofan — | » ha : 1. : ° 2 : mony heretofore existing between the platntiff an defendant be, and the sane } ETE. wv Aie i ein + absolutely disso -d, and it ordered that the plaintiff be, « absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony with the rdered that the plait nt! pay the cost of this action to li, Oglesby, residing. 1933 TERM. answered the issues as follows: 1. aintiff and 4d efendAe: ' Ane oO 6lendant nterma rry as alleged tn the compl sint? a Did plaintifr ms ; . ‘ff and defendant Separate and live apart for more than two con- secutive years next nr, 34 ; Q S next precedin; t} enews ms the conmencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Lice Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina: for more than one year immediately next preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. WORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY . NOVEMBER 1933 TERM. Ruth W. Woodward ~-Vs~ JUDGMENT. Henry Pless Woodward This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as set out itn the records: It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the marriage between the plaintiff, Ruth W. Woodward, and the defendant, Henry Pless Woodward, be, and the same is hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorced from the bonds of matrimony. And that the plaintiff, Ruth W. Woodward, is to have sole custody of their minor child, Bettie Ruth Woodward, upon the terms and conditions set out in the agreement of separation filed in the office of Register of Deeds, Iredell County, Book 103, P. 369. John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding. NOR TH CAROLINA , IREDELL COUNTY Irene Hall Vs. ‘Lee Hall Jury sworn and empannelled and answered the following issues: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint} Answer: Y es, &» Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and commit adultry, as Slleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, > “» Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North nr “8rolina fop more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action? Answers Yes, 142 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERTOR COURT, TREDELL COUNTY. NOVEMBER TERM, 1933, Irene Hall ) Vs. JUDGMENT. Lee Hall This cause coming on to be heard and being heard beofre His Honor, John M, Oglesby, Judge Presiding and a Jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record : tt is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be and the Same are hereby disolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, Johm M. Oglesby, JUDGE PRESIDING. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. November Term, 1933. Essie Bennett ) -Vs- ) ISSUES, C. Lee Bennett ) a — Sworn and empannelled and answered the following issues: + nila t+ s , 5 5 5 - Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint} Answer: Yes, +} erm) y a an: . the defendant separate an abandon the plaintiff, without any fault plaintiff, and live separate anc apart from her for more than tha mma er ra Se the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. Se Has the pl i na . 3 s the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolins al nt of this action, as alleged in the North Carolina, In the Supertor Court, Iredell County. November Term, 1935. Dewey Fann Vga Gal C, mpanne] 3 ne mpannelled and answered the following issues? 1. Did the gla! . i =] a nti 7 7} 9 tiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complatnt? Answer: Yes, Le Did the Yr) wie defendant separate anc abandon the plaintiff, without any fault On the part of ; the int’ , Plaintiff, anu live separate and apart from him for for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. NORTH CAROLINA, N THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. NOVEMBER TERM, 1933. Maggie Starre tte -VS= John Starrette Jury sworn and empannelled and answered the following issues: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Did the defendant separate and abandon the plaintiff, without any fault on the part of the plaintiff, and live separate and apart from her for more than two years prior to the com encement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 5S. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answers: Yes. North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. Me As bristol and wife, “able L, Bristol m *“* W . : Starrett, Trustee and Prudential ‘nsura nee Co. of America, Beneficiary. ) ) ) ascii alia Vs. ) JUDGMENT OF VOLUNTARY NON SUI ) ) ) This cause coming on for hearing before His Honor, John M. Oglesby, Tuige Presiding at the November Term of Superior Court of Iredell County for the year 1933 and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiffs in the a ction desire to teke a voluntary non suit; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1935 Tuesday November 14th, 1933 It is therefore, on motion of J. G. Lewis and Malcolm Cameron, Attorneys for the plaintiffs, orderec and adjudged that the plaintiffs be alloweg to take g voluntary non suit and it is therefore ordered and directed that a judgment of é This Honorable Court Convenes according to adjournment Tuesday voluntary non suit be entered and that the plaintiffs be taxed with the costs in Morning November 14th 1955 at 9:50 for the dispatch of business, this action. North Carolina, In the Superior Court John M. Oglesby Judge Br Fifteenth Judicial ~~ District of North Carolina, \ Iredell County. November Term 1935 Bernice Turner vs | j Ernest McLain and N rth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Lilly MeLain t Iredell County ; ms de This cause coming on to be heard before His lonor, John M . r a ee rle o ] oO tt & Lat ttorn Mesdames S. J. Laugenour, D. M. Furches Oglesby, Judge Presiding, upon motion of Scott Collier, Attorneys, that and Mary E. Williams on behalf of themselves : and other holders and owers of preferred Stock and of other creditors of th Kenne dy Plywood Co., who may join in this action. they be allowed to withdraw as counsel of record for the defendants in the above entitled cause and it appearing to the Court that the defendants -Vse JUDG) ENT OF VOLUNTARY NON SUIT failed to come into court for the trial of said cause at the llay ULA iN VUDUNLAN Wi Ulic iw 7 > Qe — ' 3% j 2y have t come in a k serm s request by nnedy Plywood Co. and E. M. Shelt n, Trustee. Term, 19535, and that they have not come ir term, as requested by . said counsel, to prepare said case for 1 end that they have not paid cause coming on for hearinre before His Honor J M o by ‘ as ohn M. Oglesby, Judge any compensation to said attorneys Io iber Term ¢ ay an 4am iii > Tr), . . 7 sovember Term of Superior Court of Iredell County for the year 1933 and it o. ba. Mibeteie, sinctiined ond ehbctoss th . dele - ’ sa , Aw oa Asia & AJ Na La uv appearing he Court ths he aintirr I g& to th urt that the plaintiffs in the action desire to take a voluntary they are hereby allowed to whthdraw as counsel . *) case. uU 4 ‘ Y “ as\sn ~ X ss ‘~- “ s i / non suit; -efore, < otion of W. A. Rrteta io die i reroreé, on motion of W. A. Bristol an Spence” & Nattress, Attorneys for the plaintifr: . and ad tude 1 . ‘ . +ntiffs, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs be allowed to take Judgment of no ult 1 it 18 or . jude non sutt and it ts ordered that judgment of voluntary non suit be entered ifi's be taxed with the costs, John M, Oglesby, - v . Judge of Fifteenth Judicia a } District of North Carolin. ’ Statesville ) Swann, T Joe Cass, Mayes and J W Webb & recess until Tuesday Mor nin ' ? cause xme Court takes a recess until Wednese This Honorable Court takes a recess until November 15th, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock. } i Presi 2a. Pe x SS SS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOEVMBER TERM 1933 Wednesday November 15th 1933 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednes.- Gay Morning Novernber 15th 1933 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business North Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell County. November Term, 1933 Lucile Thigpen } vs 0 + Thigpen } Jury sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as sllered in Did +} Safann i i i. On cee ‘ bic the celendant abandon the plaintiff without any fault on iff, and have the and the defendant lived eparate and anar ti neecutive ve if Separate and apart for two consecutive years inuned lately to the come mencement of this actic 1] in t} sement of this : 1on as allecsed in the vomplaint? Answer: Yes 3. 1] i iach : . si — as the plaintiff been a bona fide res dent of the State of North varOlina for more than one year immediatel J y preceeding this action as ale ce ae nts and being heard, before His Hon- Jury at the November Term, 1°33, Sy ps ha: Jvury having answered all the is- tiff and against the defendant, ‘a Hh a fan . 1. + “s tnerelore, on motion of MeTntosh attor rneys fx } t inti ys for the laintiff, and decreed: 1 ") at th 7 . ark 1e I 1 A ™~ . "ae OC matrimony ueretofore subsisting between the - i 5 and the efenda te : 4c©Tlendant be i thaw } Ye, and they are hereby, absolutely dissolved; intire + . a nvilf Lueile Tn: pen t ,e no ab » &Snc she is hereby, granted an abso- rom the defendant wg Thicpen ““Or Vale &e That the nleinti? ae plaints pay 5 ‘fT pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, tis the 15th Gay of lovenber, 193% John B Oglesby Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Wednesday November 15, 1933 No 827 Bernice Turner J is J ISSUES t 1 Ernest McLain and q Mary Lily McLain Jury sworn and empannelled as follows, to-wit: I! Clay Swmers, DE Turner Jr., B L Morriwon, Flake Holland, T 0 Hoke, WA White, J Tilden Morrison, J H Brawley Sr., C D Crouch, HL Kincaid, C L Gilbert :: J W sat ton, and answered the issues as follows: 1. Was plaintiffs automobile camaged and her person injured by the negligence of the defendants as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. What amount, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover from defendants in compensation for damages to her person and automobile? Answer: {5350.00 No. 727 Fannie K Groome vs of Statesville Evidence hands of the jury/ Pour t kes recess O'clock. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Thursday November 16, 1933 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning November 16th, 1933 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, In the Superior Court redell County Novenber Term 1933. Dewey Fann vs Fann This cause coming on to be heard and being hear@ at the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, John Presiding and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues vy the Cotrt in favor of plaintiff and against the defendant, the record: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Dewey this Term of Oglesby, Judge submitted to it as set out in that the bonds Fann, and the defendar +) Way } 3 * nom ~. ys 5 : defendant Opal C Fann, be, and the same are hereby disolved, and the plain- +e on 4. vil f f is granted : SOlute C.ivorce from the defendant, John M Oglesby Judge Presiding In the Supertor Court November Term 1933 to be heard and bein County before His Honor, John M 0g] ié Ss ~ heard at this Term of the sby, Judge ng answered the issues submitted to the defendant, as set out Ls therefo aedarad anv r re, 9raered and ad jud ed by the Court that the bonds * ’ aty "7 JI a4uPimon ner Sf a-r? wh 2 U Sting between the plaintiff, Essie the defendmt, tiff 1s cranted absolute dtvo fs } lute dtvorce from the defendant, John Oglesby Judge Presiding No. 27 Fannie wT ¥ 7 City of Statesville M+, « To+ 90 * ‘ , _ 46 Jury having yeen out thdraws the Jury and ord y anc orcers a mistrial, Bennett, and & nnett >, and +t} gor , ve “Sy SnG the same are hereby disolved, and plain- for twenty-four hours the Court in its IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Thur North Carolina, Tredell County. Maggie Starrette vs John Starrette This of the Superior Judge Presiding mitted to it by fendant, as set is of matrimony her NOVEMBER TERM 1933 sday November 16, 1933. In the Superior Court November Term 1933 cause coming on to be heard and beng heard at this Term Court of Iredell County before His lonor, John M Oglesby, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues sub- the Court in favor of the plaintiff and acainst the de-= out in the record: therefore, ordered and adjudsed by the Court that the bonds etofore existing between the plaintiff, Massie Starrette, and the defendant, John Starrette, be, and the same are hereby disolved, and plaintiff is 7 North Carolina, Iredell County. Jesse KR Johnson vs J Provident Life and " ) Accident Insuran ea Judge Presiding, granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, John M Oglesby Judge Presiding In the Superior Court * November Term 1933 J ce Co use coming on to be heard before -lesby, > and it appearing to the Court that motion has been filed plaintiff to strike out certain paragraphs of the defendants answer srounds of irrevelancy : redundancy. » oe +h Ow tn vd erefore, on motidn of Karl C Jame Attorney for plainta&ff, . 9 rcered and adjudged that plaintiff's said motion be dismissed, re y Conesnt of: Earl C James W Van oy John lM Oglesby Judge Presiding Attorneys for plaintiff. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Thursday November 16, 1933 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Charles k Goodman ™s Farmers Mutual Fire I vs } JUDGMENT i ' Insurance Association ] This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge Hold ing the regular November Term of Iredell Superior Court of Iredell County, and . , it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and the defendant have compromised and settled all matters and things in controversy between them, srowing out of the matters and things as set out in the Complaint and Answer in this cause, by the terms of which compromise and settlement the defendant consents to Judgment that the plaintiff's witnesses fees shall not be charg- neitner shall the defendants witnesses fees be taxed rhe + Au, 9 } 7? that the court costs shall be borne equally by the de- fa +} > #" ry Jan we | s - + -U 18 therefore ordered, adajudred and decreed by the Court, that the platntiff recover judgment arainst i the defendant in the sum of ~000.00 and that the cour Oat » 14% > «gt . rt costs of this case shall be taxed e mally aga’nst the plaintiff and the defendant » anc it is further ordered that each party shall bear the exnenses of its own witnesses. ms inis the 16th day of Ovember, 1933, “ John } Oglesby udge Presiding at the Fifteenth udicial district en Jurmey / Van ‘loy eys for défendant North Carolina, In +t) +n the Supertor Court Xoxvemn [redell County, j Novenber Term 19233 The Texas Gompany vs } shnnson } a 4183 c@use com! } ® heard before His Honor, John M Oglesby, at the rerular yan) ” vemoer ‘erm 133 T 4 to tl 3 of Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing > the Court that Mm I aay “OSSrs. Scott & Cc 11! , b ‘ vOllier, Attorneys y - aintiff in this act! Ny have volunt i ie acini ; untarily consented that each and every allegation of raud set up in the Complaint be stp: cxen from the record, and It further appearing to the Court that the defendant, J. R. Johnson, participated in dividends paid by the Johnson 011 Company from funds derived from a sale of property by the Johnson 011 Company to The Texas Company, and that said participation amounted to a sum in excess of the amount of the jad amount of the judgnent hereinafter set forths Now, THEREFORE, By consent of Messrs. Scott & Collier, Attorneys for the Plaintiff, and Messrs. J. W. Van Hoy and Earl C. James, Attorneys for the defendant, it is ordered, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Three Thousand ({33000.00) Dollars, with interest thereon from the 14th day of March, 1950, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding. B y Consents Scott & Collier, Attys. for Plaintiff. J, W. VanHoy Earl C. James, Attys. for Defendant. North Carolina, [In the Superior Court, Iredell County. November Term, 1933. Eugene Morrison, Jr. Vs. Spradlin, Receiver of the | t I a | E. ll. Land, Trustee, and W. H. + " Commercial National Bank. { j } oO This cause coming on to be heard at the November Term, 1933, before His “Onor, Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and a jury and being heard and at the conclusion $ 1 eo. . ° ; he ‘ O h , of all the ev dence, the Court having intimated that he would submit to the Jury one issue, to-wit: "Is the Plaintiff entitled to a deed from E. li. Land, Trustee, for said Tract of lanc, upon payment of his bid?” and the Court having intimated to counsel that he would charge the jury, if they believed the facts to be as testified bo by the witnesses and admitted in the Stipulation of counsel, that they would answer said issue "NO", counsel for the Plaintiff, in deference to the intimation of the Court, take a voluntary non- sult and give notice of appeal to the Supreme Court. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be and is Nereby non-sulted and the action dismissed and that the plaintiff pay all cost of the action, including the cost of the foreclosure sale discontinued by the “straining order issued in this cause. It ts further ordered and adjudged that the restraining order hereto- for ® issued be and ts hereby continued, for thirty days from the adjournment of 152 153 IN TH SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Friday November 17th 1933 this term of Court and thereafter dissolved, provided that within said Period th @ plaintiff after notice to the defendants may request a hearing before the Court for further continuance of said restraining order. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morn- John M. Orle 1 we? Oe cr ry - ov } "Ae Judge Presiding’ ing November 17th 1933 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, To the foregoing Judgment the plaintiff excepts and ives notice of th Carolina In the Superior Court Nor aaa , appeal to the Supreme Court of North Carolina, Appeal bond fixed at — sf . 200 \ : \ Tredell County. N Plaintiff allowed sixty days to make up and serve case on appeal and the defena eee i Ira G a ’ + 3.8 Next Friend, Ira G Royster Sr.,) ant sixty days theveafter to file exceptions or interpleas, John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding, Mrs AR Sherrill ! This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge, holding the November Term, 1935, of Iredell Superior Court, and being heard upon the North Carolina, T i In the Superior Court, testimony introduced in evidence; Iredell County love Ye Nove er I ‘s 1 ond vember Term, 1933, It appearing to the Court that this is an action broucht by a minor rnice Turner ) for personal injuries growing out of a collision between the automobtle owned te ) he a Aafandan anc Art va hy her any f } o} pyt Tr n »%y r anc £ VS ) JUDGHE-N?, by the defendant an riven by her son, A. R. Sherrill, Jr., a nor, and a car Ernest McLain an Mary Lily McLain) owned : driven by Simmons Boyd, in which the plaintiff was ridine at the time of the alleged injury, at the intersection of Walnut Race Streets, in the my 2 ’ nis cause coming oc t, heard. ana = 7 | yy on to be heard, and being heard at this term of City of Statesville; ~~ ‘J s“AY a “9 Superior Court of Iredell County. i ; Lt , sunty, North Carolina, before Hie lanan M Ys i lina, before His Honor, John M, And 1t anpearinre to the Court that the plaintiff ar the defendant have @) al 3] V Tur °A P eatAe ' : ‘ , Vis 2 residain an a ury rr hea 4) r - y ’ jury, and the Jury having answered the issues arreed upon a settlement of all matters ar thins-s crow! ut of t allesed subm’? tted by the int fy i ra] i. ULS Un vVOurt in lavor c the niaitnttf - 5 . , plaintiff against the defendants collision and that the plaintiff ar defendant have arreed to settle this acti 5 set c t {n the record: i by defe nt's pvaying to t 1 cif? ¢ I 25.003 It ts the refore ord , 38 b onerefore rdere na } ne ; 1 ° . : 5 ed and adjudged that the plaintiff have and The court, after examining the witmesses : ear! the | timony of ' 4 , ~ 49 Ce ce! ecAam 1! @' Wl ve mit oe ~ qi s i , vVOOUsLT J oP recover juc 1ient 1inst the def } t , Vid ne a enda . fan ha _ o " eiencants for the sum of 550.00, together with the Doctor wh tnantad the loint' ff after s t t sal settle- vw VUL vith aia CAVULOCU v o A ; 4 - + , - = ” the cost of 4 a ctio + . 2 4eh nw Ud OF) UC Ve te ~~ . - + e taxed a-ainst the defendants by the Clerk of this ment ts e able and just 1 the in ] 's fat Court. ; enue ; . is hi xi lend in this action reed t is sat'sfied wi i John M. Oglesby, Settl ome it an that th laintiff 4s repress ted by moetent counsel to rotect Judge Presiding. is 3 th at C a yes 8 settlement, after tiff 48 been lly 7 vised a inf rrne 0 ’ ‘ , I *} ‘ $ é ( 4 fi jis as ’ - ‘ ‘ aoe 00 i TION cos afect that said settlement is for the best Interests of said minor; State i oe eee . ' Defendant t) } le 211d l irour 44 ‘ ‘ Z ~ ) makes motion th t car weet counsel, Lewis & Lewis, It 1s, theref » ordered a: udged that t settlement Le approvec E. Grier Wauch we behat the bill of - taxed i aed ase } r Waurh } that the twenty-five D : of cost be re-taxed and ; from sata hry) ne ” Vollars, officers fee be stricken 8 just and fair the minor platntiff and that the amount 6f $52: shall rom said bill of eogt Tare P ane tair to the minor laintiff an — ee eee Seer ‘ St. Motion sustained. acc + £. . ‘ . , 7 me » 4 No. 60 Cpted tr ll sattfaction an scharge of all rights or claims of the plain- State ARCENY tirr wo Judgment o } a ee . s ' 2 = = nst the defendant crowing out of sa‘’d collisic ‘Vs. | ef defo t he Courtuts that the defendant nay a fine « Taylor Mayhew i 1 . am Lne costs this action. 7. 2 . 6 ees 1 , . ° fase : +t is, therefore, ordered that the plaintiff have and recover Jjudg- ment acoine , 2 a de a ' { nt @cainst the defendant in the sum of $525.00 !n full satisfaction arm dis Char re yf af * e . ances 5 * Of all claims and demnds against the defendant. qm his Honx ‘ , ; . . a ais Honorable Court takes a rece alk . It is further ordered that the defendant pay the costs of this action Novem! 1 -©88 until Friday Morning N mber 17th, loz2 ' to t N, 1933 a °% OF © taxed by +3 » at 9:5 Clock, ve taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court. | ' | John lM. O lesby, ———. abd aes Judge Presiding. . JUDGE PRESIDING North Carolina, In the Supérior Iredell County. William Trent Parks, by his Next Friend, Mrs. Ella W. Parks Vs Vwe ~ [= [8 Sherrill and A. R. Sherrill, Guardian Ad Litem, Neil S. ) ) ) ) JUDGH ) ) This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Jud 3€, holding 3 the November Term, 1933, of Iredell Suvner‘’ or Court, and being heard upon the testimony introduced in evidence; It appearing to the Court tht this is an action by a minor for personal A $ Ssinftac matin ee ni 2 a A } i injuries crowin ut of a collision between a car owned by the defendant, Mrs, AR nt, Mrs, ile ‘ her 24] iy $4 } r hen a A t aq} y s rill, an seven OY AGP son, A. Kh. Sherrill, Jr., a minor, with a car owned and s intersection of valnut and Race Streets, in the City of October, 19333 and that the minor plain- Simmons Boyd, was injured; the evidence offered in this jitnesses, that the ingjury to the permanent or sprious * Cnn ‘ “ ' 16 or serious laintiff will make a complete aintiff and defendants have the allegations agreed to pay settlement of all inreasonable or 6 wi table stent counsel and being md, is willing to accept s for the best interests ac judged that the plaintiff recover of the mplete and final settlement of any and all ns set forth in the plaintiff's rdered that the defe, ; the defendants pay the costs of this action John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding. stuart Coffey, by his Next Friend, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell © ounty tT, Se Coffey -VSe rs, Ae Re Sherrill and A. R. Sherrill, Irs, by his Guardian Ad Litem, Neil S. Sowers. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge, holding the Novanber Term, 1934, of Iredell Superior Court, and being heard upon the testi- mony introduced in evidence; It appearing to the Court that on or about the 9th day of October, 1933, the minor plaintiff, Stuart Coffey, who is a student at the Statesville High School, 9 ’ was riding as the guest of his fellow student, Re Sherrill, Jr., in a car owned by the defendant, Mrs. A. R. Sherrill, and was gratuitously conveyed to the high school building by the saic A. R. Sherrill, Jr. in saic car as h‘s fuest, when the said car collided with an automobile driven by one, Simmons Boyd, at the intersection of Walnut and Race Streets, in the y of Statesville, and the tiff was injured in said collison; It further appearing to the Court from the ntroduced at hearing, that the doctors in ch permanent and 3 s repre sented compe te jants have agreed to pay sum of $1645.00 ttlement and satisfac- . ’ "i+ ‘ “1114 «4¢ no +} alleged causes of acti ; ing , Of sa collision anc that is willing to accept said is, therefore, found } u d after hear! that the saic settlement njurious or 1 easonable intiff and that it anc just and satisfactory ic settlement best interests of saic min 4 e * +. Se ie ’ , pm af b Therefore, it 1s ordered and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the in this action the sum of $1645.00 in full, complete anc final satisfaction harge of all claims and demands on the part of the plaintiff against the defendants growing out of the matters and things set forth in the Dlaintiffts complaint. It is further ordered that the defendants pay the costs of this acti ' On, , Nor th Carolina, In the Suverior Court, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. rredell County. November Term, 1933, John M. Ogle sby, Jud ge Presiding, the First National Bank of Mooresville, N. Ce -Vse Va IN THE SUPERIOR com P sie UPERIOR COURT, Cascade Mills, Inc., C. P. licNeely, NOVEMBER TERY : D. K. McNeely, Roy K. McNeely, Thos. NOVEMBER TERM, 1933, B, Spencer, Ge G Ludwig, G. W. Taylor, E. W. Bromley, W.C.Johnston, A.E. American Nationa] Insurance Co, — of Galveston, Texas. Goodman. ee ae a ee Ve VoOe ‘ Th's cause coming on to be hearc before His Honor, Judge John M, Setzer anc wife, Carrie Maud Setzer, Oglesby, and being heard and it appearing that the plmintiff T cause coming on to be heard before the v sigy ge of ES : indersigned Judge of the voluntary non-suit through its attorney, Zeb V. nNYjent on he ” } 1 TT? vrs peal from the Clerk, and vvon motion of Moss °: Winberry, [It is therefor id Judged stri ke Ou the ana ’ ~ +ha If yr 1 s fe out the answer of the defendants allecing tha 3 I by dismissed and possession of the lands described in th troversy by *» & +a ~ 1t to pay all costs ] GW entered by John M. Oglesby, Judre Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. J C Brookshire & Sons Ine, a Corporation and E E Phifer vs JUDGMENT Greensboro Jotnt Stock Land Bank, a Corporation, J C Sharpe, Trustee J S Duncan and the Rerents of the Orphans Home of the Presbyterian Church of North Carolina. wt > ee Pat ee >_> —> >< This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, John I! Oglesby Judge Presiding at the regular November Term, 1933, of Iredell Superior Court upon the demurrer of the defendants as contained in the record, it is the judg. ment of the Court that the demurrer be sustained: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the demurrer interposed by the defendants in this cause be, and the same is hereby sustains v ed; that the action be dimmissed and the plaintiffs taxed with the cost. John ll Oglesby Judge Presiding + ment and to the sighing of the same vourt except and give notice of appeal Supreme C Purther notice waived. Plaintiffs allowed 30 days with- which to subm idants are allowed 30 days par + SH wht nh - - .* Am reafter in which to } tccenptions or } . aiihym wus t countercase on appeal. Appeal suffictent. vember, 1933, John ll Oglesby f 4&5 £ Judge Presiding . We - ‘ny Sn Nort sarclina, Iredell County. o 4% + 410 ner on to be heard at the November Term, 1933 heard , 5 T neard béfore the undersigned Judge pon dant, Bank of Davi . . , of Davie, for a change of venue in the a- from the Super? Ps ‘S superior Court of Iredell County to the Superior nt and 2 & . ‘ J AANA A VE han nA 5 r lig heard upon the anneal from the jud sment of of Supertor Coy q rt as set out in the record and counsel for the plain tiff stating in open Court that they desire to amend their complaint by add- ing @ new paragraph as follows: "That the purpose of this suit 1s not to set aside the Judgment referred to in the complaint but is for the purvose of procuring proper credits on the said Judgment which amendment, in the descre- tion of the Court, is allowed." After the reading of the affidavits filed in this cause and hearing the argument of counsel it is ordered, adjudzed and decreed by the Court that the motion to remove this cause from the Superior Court of Iredell County to the Superior Court of Davis County be and the same is hereby denied and the Judgment and ordergm of the Clerk is affirmed. Defendant is allowed until Dec Oth 1933 to answer or demur, on motion of defendant counsel. ae a John M O .) r 5 oO" Judge Pres esby iding ‘rom the foregoing Judgment the Bank of Davie excepted in apt time and have notice of apveal to the Supreme Court and further notice waived. The defendant, Bank of Davie, was allowed thrity days in which to serve case on appeal and the plaintiff allowed thirty (30 ys thereafter in which to file counter-case or excevtions,. Bond in su GE 20 judeed sufficient. It is further ordered that the summons, complaint, der, motion, answer to motion and affidavits filed by bot the fore di: judgeme hall constitute the case ! raither )( Upon consideration of the defendants!’ pli n bar to the charge in bill of indictemnt of operatingan automobile while under the influence of liquors, and upon consid sion of the warrant and the judmment Recorders Court of Iredell Cou and the bill of indictment in this Cause, and the Court being of the opinion that the defendant has been once Placed in jeopardy on the charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and was acquitted of the charge in the hec- ‘racers Court of Iredell County; It is now ordered and adjudged that the plea in bar filed by the de- fendant to the charge in the bill of indictment of operating an automobile while under the influemce of intoxicating liquors be and is hereby sustained but that the cause is retained for trial upon the other charges in said bill of indict- ment, John M. Oglesby, Judge i residing. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Friday November 17, 1933. \918- Cephas Pope vs Lillie lM Pope-- Continued T A Kennedy. al vs Mrs Bessie Montgomery-- Continued L Gordon, al vs WB Mills, -=- Continued / I Spradlin, Recv. vs WC Current-- Continued P Hager vs Farmers ithtual Fire Ins. -=- Continued W Starrette vs A Bristol-- Continued Troutman Panking Trust Co vs James E Tharpe, al -= Continued Mrs Carrie E McLelland Extrx vs 1! C Williams, -- Continued John P White vs Marie N Reid, -- Continued C Fussell et al vs A Y Alexander, al -- Continued vs C E Lackey -- Continued Continued MeLelland, Extrx-=- Continued ‘ie+élland, Extrx-- Continued Land Sank, -= Continued alee Varren-= Continued med RinstxXakionak xank “at a *? nt inued NC. ontinued Oontinued nued Noe 35 \ state vs Walter Owens No. 4 State vs y F Howard No. 8 State vs Henry lines Noe 10 State vs Victor Ferguson Kenneth Chambers Joe Heath No. ll State vs ‘Charlie Thomas Yo . 17 tate vs Leon Stevenson No. 21 State vs 7: \Charlie Gardner NW 2D NO» Ve a , State vs W°11l Goble No. 33 State floyd Winecoff No. 58 Stat e vs Ernest Ingle No, 48 State vs Da. _ “Oy Hanmer —>< >< <— NO > > < <-> ke ee em IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1933 Friday Novemher 17, 1933 NON-SUPPORT Continued under former order NON-SUPPORT Nol Prosed with leave NON-SUPPORT Continued under former order TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR Continued under fomer order POSSESS LIQUOR Continued by consent TRY woery ase sae 1 Continued oT arr mm ‘ NeSUPPORT Continued =~ <> n + smi ww Conti nued ~) * 4 > <r ee . 2cQ su stl I 0D Continued — eee a 4 AT TE] IP 4 RAPE Continued by consent oe <— ROBBERY Nol Prosed with leave North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County. Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh, and North Carolina Bank & Trust Company, Trustee. vs JUDGMENT OF CONFESSION Bristol, G A Galliher and wife, Dorothy Galliher, Mabel L bristol Trustee, WA Bristol, Trustee, and } ! } ‘ wA Bristol and wife, Mabel L ) } } ! Mrs P H Hicks, Trustee. I This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of Se ae the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the report of Neil S Sowers, CommisBioner, filed herein on September 6th, 1933, and being heard, VY <a and it appearing to the Court that the land described in this cause in the complaint and in the consent judgment entered into by the parties on September 6th, 1933, was sold by the said Commissioner at the Cou House Door in Statese ville, Iredell County, North Carolina, on September 6th, 1933, after due adver- tisement in accordanc h the said decree, when and where the Atlar Toint Stock Land Dank $2000.00, subject to 933 taxes, and that n nereased d was filed withe in the time allowed by la and tha he purchaser stands ready sompky with And it the price bid ng facts to District, res- of the Superior Court ; : i we payment to him of sald sum $520 ») execute and slive ) the Atlahe Albis conduct and administra- a ; ' ; ; 4 U i ’ of Raleich L ‘ation ora) ‘reated and ex- ohn L Milholland entitled, © ah) . nanAdahia thly commendable, : ; eral Lean 1ance with the laws governe- - i , Jarolina > ’ ffice, ; is cau: further ordered and adjud ! yommissioner be allowed lly submitted, Long 100.00 for said sale; co 7 Solicitor. : - ata ee and adjudged that Wa yalliher, Mabe ristol, Trustee and lrs I Hic Tr be and ev barre . ver barred of any further claims of redemption of said land. This November 17th, 1933 John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. 167 or NORTH ‘AROLINA TN THR STIPERTAR COURT AMAR M11 OA acs m - r BR Tr ¢ r ee ( ] t} - RY H } TT wat ail 3,563 .85 har ere ° June 1, 1931, ~ <e iP . \ \erT arnt, TTITVA RAT . - : 4 Q b, - oi : ‘ o »Vg@ ) ( ION ( JUDGMENT , On Demand after da » LL, we or either o Is, promise to pay ta the on \ ’ ti ) 2407 , ’ \ n r OAM nen . ADM Ty ‘ } ae ry ant a fs ols + ) CHNT T OTe oO? tr) ( 1 Ay . 4 order ’ . & * iy f \ nese eeer eee = ‘or f Ne rarna aA 41 ‘ 4 y s ; Dollars, At for value receive a, 1 re por 1s, 4 iIntdil nos m he 4 7477 0417 Camn: the defendant in the ahar ; ! 1 &Y ’ e n ¢ 7 . at 6 nercent r ann itn all costs c ‘Collectic eine 14, ia. , cain acd ; 1 ; } $+ ral y ‘ 1 ALC y . t I ? qd r } ’ , . Pat ‘ ] er, ve ~% t tan Ay hereae “2 . ! f'¢ a sf col] rntad hw 7 4.1 1 attorney's fees, ollected aw, or throng) ttorney at Ty , *»% ae) 0) 1a hathan rey § ¥\0 7 P . 4 5 ’ I l is ‘ ( ( a 4 “Oy? 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I . ad r ———_—_—— ee @4 +} > ' $ + Ante ; es I fandan + en + ay maAae } tha ae hatin, ‘ May BV, f f ; } A : hat the pleitntiffs sre entitled to the relief sought in the comnlaint ing t! T f REREPORE Ce DERED, ORDEKED i JUDGED, that the Dlaints re. s, Lonnie Plyler and wife, Hlrock Plyler, have and recover of the defendants ara i “9 Sin Om ver »4 oAint) +} y t , O¢ 4 y+ ‘ from St lay ’ ° ao 2 9 } 190” . vc ’ baoat ' ' enost of thi t 4 t 7 ] 30 @) ( f t sft fa e¢ ¥ q } +3 ; o morte ( ! ( i iit t ° Lso 0 On } minted ac ( te 1} ' ‘ + r rc les) y } Yet mA) ‘ . ( t t t + ‘ ( +4 t nf : 9 , . ' : ’ North Caroltna 7 } 2 C ’ In the Superior Court, Tredel) = — -* Pefore the Clerk. . 3t 2 * c ‘ . 4 yn ) -Js- \ eTMIAT Tr " / a ie ir , *9 é tn ‘ 8 “ : ’ ) . 7 =? *y ° » UP. ) . r, : se min nm to be heard, ami being heard, before the undersigned } . ‘ . rt f Trad 74 Qn — . . . s . t acid Vounty, North Carolina, on this Monday, 4th ’ ) ce r 1 } “ ’ sr, +f . } , ’ ‘On of the Attorneys, Adams & Dearman, for the plaintiff, for y +4 ¢ « a &! irins to the Court that summons was ' 1 3 n ‘ ‘ 5 ep - - . , : : " . a 4 o3; that Summons was returnable as provided by 1aM; t + +) } wed v n Lst fi 7 i To har ) , . » ber, 19°5, the plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint it t . ? , I superior iY if Tredell c ' { rt of Iredell unty, Cemanding a sum certain in lone a ue n I { rv Nn ‘ e } ‘ ~J Ti ‘9 th iv a Go y / f the summons, - rether wi th a copy of the Col la t erpyead , rved n ‘ laf a 4 i6l¢ i ; . , r 8, Grier-Lowrance Construction Company, Harry Ps riley J ar ‘red . , ° rei Lov ce OY 4 7 } sm the at as _ . ' »8% cay of November, 19333; and it further appear ’ . ing to the Cc Pr bho 4 , ° : 10 ; rt mat the time allowed for t} e d no 2 r the defendants to plead has elapsed, an answer aemurrea,y 2 ‘ sy erer, Or other plead ne j it pis iin Yr mot Seen on ‘ a + , motion, has been filed by the defendants; 4 appear'ng to the Court that the plaintirr exhibi ted a promissory note sued on in this an ‘ ‘ ‘ action; that there appears to be due on satd Oobliration the sum of Three Hundred Fifty five Doll ars and Twer . aoe Sl wonty-f! Ce hme; ' ag ve vents ($355.25), torether with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent (6%) per a ‘num, from the 24th day of September, 1933, until pa ide 169 ({MIEREFORE , IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED, AND ORDERED, that the plaintirr recover of the defendants the sum of Three Hundred Fifty-five Dollars and Twenty-five Cents ($355.25), together with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum from the oath day of September, 1955, until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. This Monday, 4th day of December, 1933, John L,. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court, iredell County, North Carolina. North Caroiina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. ecoeseeeeeeneeseeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeoeeeee Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank, ‘ of Raleigh. . -Vsy ; JUDGMENT C. He. Alexander and wife, S. Elsie . Alexander, and C. P. Alexander, ° Unmarried. . This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday December 18th, 1933, and being heard and it appearing to the Court that the complaint herein wus filed on the 6th, of November, 1955, and that the complaint and summons were duly served upon the de- fendants and each of them within the time allowed by law: And it further appearing from the complaint that the action was instituted upon a note executed by the defendunts, C. He. Alexander and wife, S. #lsie Alexander and C, P. Alexander, dated January 4th, 1923, for money borrowed in the sum of | 1800.90 and for the foreclosure of the mortgage deed securing said note which mortenge deed is recorded in Mortgage Book 59, page 21, of € Record of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County, North And it further appearing that no answer nor lemurrer hus been filed by the defendants, C. Hi. Alexunder and wife, S, Elsie Alexander, nor by the defendant, C. P. Alexander, within the time allowed by law, and that the plaintiff is eniitied to judgment: And it further appearing that the plaintiff is the owner of the said note and that there has been a default in the payment thereof and under the terms of the said note and mortgage deed all of said note has become due and payable and that t . “‘n@ plaintiff 1s entitled to the foreclosure of said mortgage deed for the payment of said indebtedness: Ana it further appearing that there are unpaid taxes due the county of Iredell for the years 19350, 1951, and 1932, in the amount of $103.13 which constitutes a prior lien upon the land: And the Court finding the foregoing facts to be It 1s now ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, C. H. Alexander and wife, S. Elsie Alexander, and C. P. Alexander, the sum of $1573.95 with interest from August ist, 1952, at the rate of six per cent per annun, ble semi-annually from the payments due on the notes set out further sum of $8.50 with interest action to be taxed by the Clerk. further ordered and adjudged that the lunds forth in said mortgage be and the same 4s hereby condemmed to be sold for payment of the said indebtedness, together with the cost of th the unpaid taxes, which said lands are described n piece or parcel of land, situate, Township, Iredell County, State of acres, near the Winston-Salem high- f the City of Statesville, having metes shape and cours and distances as will more fully appear by reference t 1 pla hereof made by Kk. F. Rives, Surveyor, fr u y made in October 1916, and more particular! ke in the middle of the creek; stake or stone; thence S. 85 stone; thence S, 34 W. 165 poles to creel’: thence with the creck 48 poles creek to the beginning, containing 45 urther ordered and adjudged that Neil S- is hereby appointed commissioner to make said sale on any day of the week or month except Sunday at the Court House door in Sts te svil e, Trede. ] Sounty, for cash to the highest pidder te ; > 4 syne’ — + eo 4% r due advertisement of the same for thirty days at the Court House door in Statesville and once a week for four weeks in 4 newspaper published in said County, and report said sale to this Court for further orders. It is further ordered and adjudged that the de- fendants C,. |} ; ; 8 C. H. Alexander and wife, S. Elsie and C. P. Alexander be and + we «(6 Z 4 ereby iorever barred Ol any equity of redemption in said lands, And this cause is retaired for further orders. ___John L. Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court, AROLINA () NORTH © IN YHE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY () Jesse Ke Johnson, Plaintiff- -VS provident Life And Accident Insurance Company, ON NR TO Defendant. Tis cause coming on to be heard and being heard pefore the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that all matters at issue between the plaintiff and the defendant have been settled by the defendant paying to the plaintiff the sum of Nine Hundred ($900.00) Dollars and the cost of this action to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, said cost to be taxed by the Clerk; and it further appearing to the Court that the terms of said compromise settlement und agreement have been complied with and the action should be dismissed: IT IS, THEREFORE, by consent, eonsidered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that this action be, and the same is hereby dismissed, John L. Milholland By consent of: tthe ‘ ‘ Attorneys for Piaintiff. Grier, Joyner and Hartness Attorneys for Derendant. And it further appearing that there are unpaid taxes due the county of Iredell for the years 1950, 1931, and 1932, in the amount of $103.13 which constitutes a prior lien upon the land: And the Court finding the foregoing facts to be true: It is now ordered and adjudged that the plaintire recover of the defendants, C. H. Alexander and wife, S. Elsie Alexander, and C. P, Alexander, the sum of $1573.95 with interest from August lst, 1952, at the rate of six per cent per annun, payable semi-annually from the payments due on the notes set out in the complaint, and for the further sum of $8.50 with interest from July leth, 1933, for insurance premium paid, by the plaintiff, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. It is further ordered and adjudged that the lunds set forth in said mortgage be and the sume is hereby condemmed to be sold for payment of the said indebtedness, together with the cost of this action und the unpaid taxes, which said lands are described as follows:- All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in Statesville Township, Iredell County, State of North Carolina, containing 45 acres, near the Winston-Salem high- way, and about 2 miles eust of the City of Statesville, having a such metes shapes, and courses and distances as will more fully appear by reference to plat thereof made by Rk. F. Rives, Surveyor, from a survey made in October 1916, and more particularly bounded and described as follows:- : Bezinning at a stake in the middle of the creek; thence N. 5; E. 153 $ poles to a stake or stone; thence S. 85 } ’ - 45 = poles to a stake or stone; thence S, 33 W. 165 poles to st.ke in the middle of the creek; thence with the creck 48 poles i the meanderig of the creek to the beginning, containing 45 acres more or less, It is further ordered and adjudged that Neil S. Sowers be and he is hereby appointed commissioner to make said sale On any «ay of the week or month except Sunday at the Court House door in Statesville, Iredell Sounty, for cash to the highest bidder ‘ter due advertisement of the sume for thirty days at the Court House door in Statesville and once a week for four weeks in 4 newspaper published in said County, and report said sale to this Court for further orders, It is further ordered and adjudged that the de- fendants C. H. Alexander and wife, S. Elsie and C. P. Alexander be and } yy ing nereby forever barred of any equity of redemption in said lands, and this cause 1s retained for further orders. —_John L. Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court, 171 CAROLINA () NORTH IN HE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY () Jesse Kk. Johnson, Plaintiff - -VS- Provident Life And Accident Insurance Company, LOLOL NOOO ee es es ee ee ee Defendant. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that all matters at issue between the plaintiff and the defendant have been settled by the defendant paying to the plaintiff the sum of Nine Hundred ($900.00) Dollars and the cost of this action to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, said cost to be taxed by the Clerk; and it further appearing to the Court that the terms of said compromise settlement und agreement have been complied with and the action should be dismissed: If IS, THEREFORE, by consent, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that this action be, and the same is hereby dismissed, John L. Milholland = snDPOTAD Antrom rls JrPehLON UUUNRL By consent of: Ser] C. James Attorneys for aintiff. Grier, Joyner and Hartness Attorneys for Defendant. 172 173 NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior ¢ LAT y IREDELL COUNTY. _ NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. ) ) Before The Clerk In the Superior Court. ) THE BOARD of DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS ) of — THIRD CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT ) aotkD OF DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS OF No. 2 A i UA NA vn se : > tt cs i THIRD CREEK DRAINAGE DIS!RICT ) -vs- ) NO.1. ) Mrs. Blanche Woodsides, Mrs. D. B. Morrison, ) os ) ere a. ee ee” JUDGMENT and husband D. B. Morrison ohn Woodsides - . : seonbanets scien iene anaes er a ae iad Mrs. Blanche Woodsides, DECREE CONFIi G E and wife, Mrs. John Woodsides. ee Dp. B. Morrison et al This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned - h 2 > \ P : - on this the Srd. April, 1933, and it appearing to the Court that summons This proceeding again coming on to be heard, and it appearing that in this action was duly issued and . that - : ° ye oe ere eee ee ee ee the said C. D. Moss, Commissioner, appointed by the court to sell the lands jer le wa *' i Ji 9 3 j : we yar no verified, s filed July 29, 1952, and that no answer having been filed described in the complaint of the plaintiff, did, on the 8th, day of May, thereto by the defendants within the tim low wi e : : on the time aliswed by. dar end 65 ee 1933, after due advertisement, sell at public auction to THE BOARD OF appearing that the Board of brainage Commissioners of Upper ‘Third Creek DRAINAGE COMMISSIONEKS OF UPPER THIRD CRE*K NO. 1 esi teil nial Drain: DAiat " } 3 Drainuse District No. 1 is holder of a certificate of sale from the in the complaint, at the price of $40.00: And it appearing to the Sherrif f Tr 11 N " f@ 1 } 7} MAPEESE 6f Deeeess Comnty, B+ Cs, Of the lame Generseed: ie a ae court that the said sale was in all respects duly and properly cone and that the amount of sxnid certifi i f ie = ‘ ; j certificate is $169.76 and the same is now ducted and made, and that the price offered as aforesaid was and is due and unpaid and that the plaintiff is entitled to have their equity just and reasonable and the fair value of said land A Pas mn oti al s Lands | in said land foreclosed: : 1 It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the said sale fHeheFOnK, it 41s considered, order and adjudged that , . . . , ’ ’ ed, > ow be and it is hereby, in all respects confirmed, and that the said the HDlaintiff have judgement agai: ‘ > . is a : a ne Ata Hluve juagment f st said de‘endar by fault, for want a n , 18 . S ™ e*endants by default, C. D. Moss, Commissioner as aforesaid, shall execute and deliver of an answer, and their equity of redemption +) me is hereby +) : — . ye redemption be and the same is! é to the said purchaser and its successors and assigns 2 deed in fee / f 6 1 foreclosed, i Simple for the said land; and the said C. D. Moss Commissioner, upon het 2 . 2 a wit inat 1t recover of the def ant n m of $169.76, ™! 5 . : . —— : e defendants the sum of 91 ’ receipt of said purchase money shall apply a su‘ficiency thereof to Sntareat +} o . : ve Sev ereon of ten perc. nt from the fifth day of Februar 1931 to ‘ : “ - © TASGR Gay Gf PeUEuerre the payment of said debt, after firts deducting the cost of this the fif ay of ebruar L952 na $b + §ntar thereon fron y OF vevruary, 19562, and -ight percent interest thereon proceeding, e last date until paid, the cost of the action us provided by law, {ne a7 ‘ oss , a he Thi Stn hdd a eT i 0 cludin; n Se Ban as A cit ; ‘ ad to be his the 9th. day of December, 1933 vreey's tee of ylO, w ich judgment is hereby declared ‘0 . y , . a an’ 2 12 . . . a . ) 4£6n On e lund described in t ie complai te 4t is further ordered that C. D,. Moss be, and {ts hereby John L. Milholland + wr amour’ appoin Bu SC ‘ony aactoar ’ nH = ec a Commissioner to make sale of said lands to satisfy the igment and costs, It is furthe : d Commissioner * * further ordered: that ger Clerk of Superior Court and is hereby authoriz and 4d ; dver* 7 1 107 ized ana directed to sel] said lands after due & tisement as vn o 4 boa °C fi ea : r cif provided by law at public outery to the highest pidder f° ana to rer + + ; a . +4or report to e court he the conf irmats Sale of sume, subject to Oi te court, 2 This the 3rd, day of April, 1933. John L, Milholland Clerk Of Superior court. NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. ) ) Before the Clerk In the Superior Court. ) BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS OF THIRD CREEK DKAINAGE DISTRICT -S- J. I. Cates and wife, DECREE CONrIKMING SALR ee ee wes es ee Mrs. Je Ie Cates. This proceeding again coming on to be heard, and it appearing that the said C. D. Noss, Commissioner, appointed by the court to sell the lands described in the complaint of the plaintiff, did, on the 2nd. day of January, 19535, after due advertisement, sell at public auction to THE BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS OF UPPER IiD ChiEK NO. 1, the land described in the complaint, at the price of $75.00; And it appearing to the court that the said sale was in all respects duly and properly conducted and made, and that the price offered us aforesaid was and is just and reasonable and the fair value of said land: It is there’ore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the said sale be and it is hereby, in all respects confirmed, and that the said C. D,. Moss, Commissioner as aforesaid, shall execute and de- liver to the said purchaser and its successors and assigns a deed in fee simple for the said land; and the said C. D. Moss, Com- missioner, upon receipt of said purchase money shall apply 4 sufficiency th ' : Surriciency thereof to the payment of said debt, after first 5 aA tine +} , } educting the cost of this proceeding. ani ihis the 9th. day of December, 1933, John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior Court 175 NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. In the Superior Court. ) Before the Clerk ) BOARD UF DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS OF ) UPPER THIRD CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT ) NO. Le ) ) -vs- ) ) Ss, P. Combs and wife, Mrs. S. P. Combs, ) ) DECKEE CONFIK) ING SALE Mrs. Cornelius Morrison et al ) This proceeding again coming on to be heard, and it appearing that the said C. D. Moss, Commissioner, appointed by the court to sell the lands described in the complaint of the plaintiff, did, on the 2nd. day of January, 1953, after due advertisement, sell at public auction to THE BOAKD OF DRAINAGE CONMISSIONSKS UF UPPER THIRD CREEY ‘NO. 1, the land described in the complaint, at the price of $40.00; and it appearing to the court ‘hat the said sale was in all respects duly sand properly conducted and made, and that the price offered as aforesaid was and is just and reasonable and the fair value of said land: It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the said sale be and it is hereby, in all respects confirmed, and that the said C. D. Moss, Commissioner as aforesaid, shall execute and deliver to the said purchaser and its successors and assigns 5 a deed in fee simple for the said land; and the said C. D. Moss, apply a Commissioner, upon receipt of said purchase money shall/sufficiency thereof to the payment of said debt, after first deducting the cost of this proceeding. This the 8th. day of December, 1933. John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior Court. NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. In the Superior Court. ) Before the Clerk ) BOARD Of" DRAINAGE COMMISSIUNERS OF ) UPPER THIRD CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT ) NO. l. ) ) -vs- ) ) F. A. Deal and wife, 7 } ) DECREE CONFIRMING SALE Mrs. F. Ae Deal. ) This proceeding again coming on to be heard, and it appearing that the said C. D. Moss, Commissioner, appointed by the court to sell lands described in the complaint of the plaintiff, did, on the 2nd. day of January, 1953, after due advertisement, sell at public auction to THE BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS OF UPPER THIRD CREEK NO. 1, the land described in the complaint, at the price of $30.00: And it appearing to the court that the said sale was in all respects duly and properly conducted and made, and that the price offered as aforesaid was and is just and reasonable and the fair value of said land: It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the said sale be and it 1s hereby, in all respects confirmed, and that the said C. D. Moss, Commissioner as aforesaid, shall execute and deliver to the said purchaser and its successors and assigns a deed in fee simple for the said land; and the said C. D, Moss, Commissioner, uson receipt of said purchase money shall apply a sufficiency thereof to the payment of said debt, after first deducting the cost of this proceeding, . in i es i. in is the 8th. day of December, 1933. John L, Milholland Clerk of Superior Court 177 NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. ) ) Before the Clerk In the Superior Court. ) BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS OF ) UPPER THIRD CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT \ NO. 1. ) -VS- ) ) ) J. Ae L. Deal and wife ) DECREE CONFIRMING SALE Mrs. Je Ae Le Deal ) This proceeding again coming on to be heard, and it appearing that the said C. D. Moss, Commissioner, appointed by the court to sell the lands described in the complaint of the piaintiff, dic, on the 2nd. day of Janusry, 1933, after due advertisement, sell at public auction to THE BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMMISSICNENS OF UPPER THIRD CREEK NO. 1, the land described in the complaint, at the price of $75.00: And it appearing to the court that the said sale was in all respects duly and properly conducted and made, and that the price offered as aforesaid wes and is just and reasonable and the fair value of said land: It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the said sale be and it is hereby, in all respects confirmed, and that the said C. D. Moss, Commissioner as aforesaid, shall execute and deliver to the said purchaser and its successors and assigns a deed in fee simple for the said land; and ‘he said C. D. Moss, Commissioner, upon receipt of said purchase money shall apply a sufficiency thereof to the payment of said debt, after first deducting the cost of this proceeding. This the 9th, day of December, 1933. John L. Milholland Clerk of Superior Court. 179 NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell Vounty. NORTH CAROLINA, Iredell County. In the Superior Court. Before The Clerk Sew In the Superior Court. Before the Clerk BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS OF ) BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS OF UPP LR THIRD CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT ) | UPPER THIRD CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. a% | a. i. 2 bigs “e° DECREE CONFIRMING SALE ) Me S. Hedrick and wife, ) DECREE CONFIRMING SALE ) ) C. Ae McLelland and wife ) Mrs. M. S. Hedrick | Mrs. C. A. McLelland ) This proceeding acain coming on to be heard, and it appearing aa ae , This proceeding again coming on to be heard, and it appearing that the said C, D. Moss, Commissioner, appointed by the court to . that the said C. D. Moss, Commissioner, appointed by the court to sell the lands described in the complaint of the plaintiff, did, +) * , sell the lands described in the complaint of the plaintiff, did, on the 2nd. day of January, 1933, after due advertisement, sell - i. on the 2nd. day of January, 1933, after due advertisement, sell at public auction to THE BOARD OF DKAINAGE COMMISSIONERS OF at public auction to THE BOARD Oi DK INAGE COMMISSIONERS OF UPPER THIRD CREEK NO. 1, the land described in the complaint, UPPER THIRD CREEK NO. 1, the land described in the complaint, at the price of $100.00; And it anpeari @ to the court that ; at the price of $50.00: And it appearing to the court that the the said sale was in all respects duly and properly conducted aoaie said sale was in all respects duly and properly conducted and and made, and that the price offered as aforesaid was and is : made, and that the price offered as aforesaid was and is just just and reasonable and the fair value of said land: | : and decreed and reasonable and the fair value of said land: It is therefore ordered, adjudged7that the said sale be and 4 . It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the said ™ it is hereby, in all respects confirmed, and that the said . . 7 . . sale be and it is hereby, in all respects confirsed, and that tne ve Ve “OSS, Commissioner as aforesaid, shall execute and deliver te the e044 eepahas ' said C. D. Moss, Co.:missioner as aforesaid, shall execute and ne Saia purchaser and its successors and assigns a deed in fee simple for the said land: ara deliver to the said purchaser and its successors and assigns : j ne selG sand; ano ihe said C. D, Moss, Commissioner, upon receipt of said purchase mone a deed in fee simple for the suid land; and the said C,. D. Moss, = i y shall apply a sufficiency a » af 7 Commissioner, upon receipt of said purchase money shall apply ayment of said debt, after first deducting the a sufficiency thereof to the payment of said debt, after first deducting the cost of this proceeding. Mm, 4 4 O+ 7} this the Oth, day of December, 1933, This the 9th, day of December, 1955. John L, Milholland John Lee Milholland Clerk of Superior Court Clerk of Superior Court. North Carolina In the Superior Curt Iredell County J. C. brookshire and Sons, Inc. a Corporation, and Ek, x. Phifer, Vs. Voluntary Non-Suit Greensboro Joint Stock Land Bank, a Corporation, J. 4. Sharpe, Trustee, Je S. Duncan and the Regents of the Orpahns Home of the Presbyterian Church of North Carolina ee This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, John L, Milholland, Cierk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, upon the motion of McDougle and Ervin, Attorneys for the plaintiffs, for a voluntery non-suits his caus Clerk of and it appearing to the Novenber 28th, 1933, and delivering Q ; tiffs be and e the at the plaintiffs ? Now therefore it is considered ordered and adjudged that they are hereby voluntary non-suited. It is pay the costs which have accrued in this John 1, Mil-olland sierk of Superior Cour€, Iredell County. sote fe tee ee na } { In Superior urt { ,» trading d doting ) : { in's ernl { { Judgement | VS \ { on { coning on to be heard and being heurd before the undersigned Suverior 1954, vourt of Iredeil vounty on Monday January 8th, Court that summons was issued in this action oP Served on December 2nd, 1933, by reading and 2 COD; the sumn ‘ id y of \€ surmons ind a copy of the complaint on the sa Continued on page #181 ‘tg indebted to the plaintiff in the 181 continued from page #180 W, Se Allison, defendant; and it further appearing to the Court that a auly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 28th, day of November, 1933; and it further appearing to the Court that the defcndant sum of Two Hundred and Eighty Seven and no one-hundredths Dollars, together with interest from May 14th, 1931, at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, until paid; and it further appearing that said amount is evidenced by a promisory note executed by the defendant to the plaintiff, the terms of which note are set out in the verified complaint filed in this cause ; and it further appearing that the defendant has not filed an answer or demurrer in the time allowed by law: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Two Hundred and Highty Seven and no one-hundredths Dollars, together with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, } payatle semieannually, from “lay 14th, 193l,until paid, and that the costs of this action be taxed by this Court against the said defendant. John L, Milholland Clerk of Superior Court is 8th. day of January, 1934. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Irédell County. Before the Clerk JR King } v vs { JUDGMENT >: Shelton, 0 A Murdock, R H Page, | vn pennedy and F D Stonestreet, vomiissioners of Iredell County. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before John L Mil- holland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff desires to take a voluntary non-suit in this cause; and dissolve the heretofore restraining order signed in this matter. It is therefore, upon motion of Lewis & Lewis and licIntosh amd McLaugh Mn, Attorneys for plaintiff, ordered and adjudged that this cause be and the Same is hereby non-suited and dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff. This the 15th day of January, 1934. John L Milhoiland Clerk Superior Court Iredell County 182 t the judgment is reversed. And it is considered and adjudged further, tha that the plaintiffs do pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, the sum of Fifty-seven and 45/100 dollars ($57.45), and execution Fall Term, 1933 toowlt, NORT! CAROL™NA } gsue therefor. SUPRENE COURT | Iredell County No. 320 A True Copy: Edmond Murray Te) Clerk of the Supreme Court (official Sea Chicago Portrait Co. | va. j HHHURHHREGHHRISHCee = GHIMIRHtitctchdniniterceemceiectinies | daesetatseiearceeatitspatstarseseaesesecsseat j JUDGMENT TERE TEE TEE EES H. V. Furches and { J. G. Miller i s \ NORTH ee i in Fall Term, 1933 SUPREME COUR O. Iredell County This cause came on to be argued upon the transcript of the John D. Perdue, and Malcolm Cameron, Admrs. of Raymond R. Perdue, dec'd Employee record from the Superior Court of Iredell Countys:- upon consideration whereof, this Court is of opinion that there is no error in the record and proceedings of said Superior Court. vs State Board of Equalization, Self-Insurer, and Statesville Graded Schools, Non-Insurer It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, _—— ee ee Cy a 0 G2? rm H that the opinion of the Court, as delivered by the Honorable W. J. Brigden, Justice, be certified to the said Superior Court, to the intent This cause came on to be argued upon the transcript of the record that the judgment is affirmed. And it is considered and adjudged further S r from the Superior Court of Iredell Countys- upon consideration whereof, this that the defendants and surety, L. C. Wagner, do pay the costs of th ; : ; Court is of opinion that there is no error in the record and proceedings of appeal in this Court incurred, toewit, t] sv Twelve 75/100 dollars DI neurred, to » the sum of Twolv / said Superior Court. ($12.75), and execution issue therefor. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, that A True Copg: the opinion of the Court, as delivered by the Honorable Geo. W. Connor, Edmond Murrgy Clerk of the Supreme Court Justice, be certified to the said Superiro Court, to the intent that the Jud n A > + sument is affirmed. And it is considered and adjudged further, that me Statesville Graded Schools do pay the costs of the appeal in this Court $ Seieseese sesesese teeeesesy sae Te eset seeshabse est DESERET “heurred, to-wit, the sum of Thi rty-five and 75/100 dollars ($35.75) ,and execution issue therefor, i‘ A True Copy : ) ( NORTH CAROLINA | a IPP Puy a Fall Term, 1955 (ore ) SUPREME COURT 4 No. 315 ; ‘Offtelal Seal) Edmond Murray | Iredell County Clerk of the Supreme Court. i. F m ” ce ved Thompson, dec'd, Employee, ' atta Joh r rea i, es Siete te ae se oe ot oe oe vonnson, Admr. F.C. Johnson, TH EEE SEEE | RE HIMIHISHIESHEIE ETHIER HEEIHEEIHGESHEHE HIE 4 Father, Next of ‘<tr avia . oe = ' <in, Octavia Thomps n, t eins aaah Mother, Nex cin, and Thomps Steter Next - . ’ Lucy 4No ips on. i = . /' » ext of iin, | imadeaaas erolina, In the Superior Court | Tredel : ! 1 County, Before the Clerk Johnson Funeral Hon “mr Sun Indem a de ; aom@, Em sloyer, and ' ze - In nity Co., Carrier, ‘ _ per stor ce - | *’0Oper Motor Co. | Z iis n . + 5 | ' | | Cause came n to be argued upon the transcript of the { JUDGMENT Ol NON-SUIT record from the §; C te | f re Superior Court of Iredell Countys=- upon consideration "s Servet i Bares : » Me. We. Harwell. | whereo f, this Court is of opinion that there is error in the record and proceedings of S i ; sahiauea, ae This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, John L. Milholland, Cleric of +) AG is, +) ; ‘ . ie 3 » ‘therefore, considered and adjudged by the Ca rt heré, ‘@ Superior Court of Iredell County, for a voluntary non-suit: by the o +} D that stach Plaintire, wne opini —— I on of the Court as delivered .y the Honorable W. Pe Chief J i ustice, be cortified to the said Superior Court, to the 4ntent (continued on page # 184) - . (continued on page #183) 184 Now therefore it is considered ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be and it is hereby voluntary non-suited. It is ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs which have accrued in this action, This the 26th day of January, 1934, John L, Milholland Clerk Superior Cwrt WIRE eee te IE ete Tete se RE TE SESE TE TEE ES Bese Sb EE EE EERE TAIRHIRMEHR He SHEE FEET ESE EE SE EEE EE North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County V. C. Chemical Corporation vs é Judgment W. E.Stikeleather, WW F. Stewart and B. M. Morrow This cause coming on to be heard before the uncer signed Clerk on this 29th day of January, 1934, and it appearing to the court that summonses were served on all the defendahts on the 30th day of October, 1933, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since said time, and no answer has been filed; that the action is based on a note, with the amount certain. T TS MER ERO} rdered 3 } } IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff » . rar f +} lefe +he an ( recover of th defendants the sum of $224.74, with interest from Jan. 19, 1932, until paid, and are taxed with the cost of this action, John L. Milholland Clerk Superfor Court State 185 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Monday January 29th, 1934, North Carolina, In the Superior Court {redell County/ January Term 1934 Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the State and County aforesaid, on the 5th Monday before the first Monday h in March, 1954, the same being the 29th day of January, 1934, when and where His Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fifteenh Judicial District, Spring Term, 1934, is present and presiding and the Hon- orable 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 return ed into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for first weék of this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: The following were drawn and sworn as Grand Jurors for a period of six months: Graham Reynolds, \/ Van Thomas, H lM Hoke, F A Johnson, Chas W Goble, F B Bunch Jr., R C Bell, Sig Wallace, R C Hill, H G Johnson, J B Atwell, A D Renegar, J A Reavis, Banks Culp, Alex Cooper, C L Stafford, V P Heatwole and S A Hart. Alex Cooper, was appointed and sworn as foreman of the GrandJury E V Privett, was appointed and sworn as officer of Grand- Jury. The following were sworn as petit jurors, H C Wilson, A P Houstor WM Reid, RC Little, A Y Neel, J C McNeely, D E Turner, L Hill York, L Morrison, S Murdock,: C S Watt, Ed Long, 8 G Wallace, 0 P Houston, ¥Yrank Culberth were execused by the Court, DH Pitts and J W Miller were called and failed. Notice for them to appear and show cause why they should not be fined, lio, 2- DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED Nol Prosed with leave vs Cricket Stikeleather Bo, 4 State vs Paul Hollman Alias Capias Bo, 5 ABANDONMENT AND NON-SUPPORT , State Alias Bapias vs James B Deal No. 6 TO APPEAR AND SHOW COST PAID 1 State Defendant appeared and show that cost had been ve paid in full. Defendant discahregd Tom Christie