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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1934-1935 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 Ne, 7 State vs A R Herman No. ll State vs Charlie Thomas No. 14 State vs T E Bass No, 18 & 16 State vs T B Bass Seth Lipnvard No. 19 State vs Bertha Gilliam wT on NdOe ed Larvin Brown No. 24 State vs Rufus Davis No. 27 State vs Jk Little No. 28 State vs Harry C Little No. 31 State vs ioodrow Morrison NO» 32 & 5d State vs Will Goble Russell Goble No. 37 State vs Ernest Ingle No. 39 State vs Royline Carson No. 36 State vs A F Godfrey St ee <> ho Be St et ee << e Ce ee << ae <a ee <— oe > oe et <> = A << e <— em IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANMARY TERM 1934 Monday January 29th, 1934 GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS Blias Capias. VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Continued by consent SEDUC TION Continued under former order ¥ ORGERY Continued under former order EMBEZZLEMENTS Nol Prosed with leave FOR COST Continued under former order FOR COST Continued under former order VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Alias Capias VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Continued under former order VDOLATION OF PROHIBITION eprita ar JUU LLUN Continued by consent KUBBERY Nol Prosed with leave LN] . I APE Nol Prosed with leave VP B RAL ING AND LARCENY : the defendant Comes into open Court and pleads guilty ° storebreaking and larceny as charged in the Bill. weliggna Ge une the Court is that the defendant be im- oe y n the common jail of Iredell County for a od of TWO YEARS ana assigned to work on roads of State under control of +) @ ¥ ne Sta I y G sion as is provided by statute. te Highway Commis [TRANSPORT aun oreene - DoW OE Vat t All FUSSESS LL QUOR Continued for defendant No. 38 State vs : Eural Bolick No, 43 State vs Pitz Setzerso- No, 15 \ State N vs James Turner No. 47 \ State \ vs Karl Torrence No, 48 State ‘ vs Marvin Voncannon No, 54- State ‘ = Paul Thompson No. 71 State vs Brady Medlin \ No, 72 State J W Freeze No, 73 State + Vs H § Plyler No, 79 State \ vs Dewey loose No 84. State vs 5 V Houpe 187 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Monday January 29th, 1934- ) )4 <> > ee = oe a Se Se V( j { ‘ — om em LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE The defendant comes into open Court and through his attorney C D Moss waives Bill of Indictment and enters a plea of guilty to temporary larceny. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR, Abet by death STOREBREAKING AND LARCENY The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be impri- soned in the eomnon jail of Iredell County for a period of TWO YEARS AND ASSIGNED TO WORK ON roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission as is provided by statute re] . TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR Defendant called and failed, and Instanter Capias. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa VIOLATION OF GAME LAW Continued for defendant ASSAULT ON FEMALE The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads guilty to assault on female. Judgment of the Court is that the prayer for judgment be continied for two years condition upon the defendant's paying to Mrs Clarence McLaughlin the sum of 20.00 and the cost at this term of Court, ASSAULT WITH D#ADLY WEAPON AND PUBLIC DRUNKNESS the defendant pleads guilty to public drunkness, and sleads not guilty to assault with deadly weapon. Verdict of NOT GUILTY to assault with deadly weapon, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine of $25.00 and the cost. RECKLESS DRIVING The defendant comes into open to reckless driving as charged. : Judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine of §25.00 and the costs this action. yourt and pleads guilty VIOLATION OF STATE BARBER LAW Continued for state. FORGERY The defendant comes into open Court and through his coun sel Z V Turlington waives bili of Indictment and pleads guilty to an abtempt to commit a felony, to-wit: forgery. On motion of the Solicitor prayer for judgment contin- ued for Two Ywars conditioned upon the defendant's paying the cost at this term, with leave of the Solicitor to pa pray the judgment at any time, SEDUC TION Defendant moves the Court to remove this case to Iredel County Recorders' Court. Motion overruled. Defendant excepts. 188 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 189 JANUARY TERM 1934 Monday January 29th 1934 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Tuesday January 30th, 1934 No. 88 ) BIGAMY State Continued for State This Hohorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday \ vs : Lizzie Overcash Bowles jf Morning January 50th, 1954 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 46- A True Bill i No. 30 } ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON WITH INTENT TO KILL 39- A True Bill ‘ state { Jury returned a verdict of guilty tos- assault with 47=- A True Bill vs } deadly weapon with intent to kill as charged in the Bill 8l- A Trte Bill Russell Cline } of Indictment, and asks the mercy of the Court in passing 82- A True Bill sentence, 44- A True Bill 41- A True Bill 40- A True Bill \ 4le ) ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON 95- A True Bill \ state Continued by consent 45- <A True Bill vs Leonary Coffey {f No. 81 ) HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY No. 30 ) ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON \ State } The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guil- State { The defendant comes into open Court and pleads vs { ty. Jury #2 sworn and empannelled as follows, F B Wallace vs } not guilty. Jury #1 sworn and empannelled as fol- Lewis Hedrick } MM Wallie, Gc Lambert, S 4% Hoover, Iienry Henkel, WC Russell Cline } lows, ii C Wilson, WM Reid, A Y Neel, BA P Houston Klam, D G Johnson, ‘ill NcHargue, Ii S Grose, Harvey D & Turner, J Hill York, C L Morrison, WS Murdock Dingler, J R Montgomery, & Tillett Combs and returned a Chester Lambert, C R Dellinger, L C Hoover and verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. Clarence Kedman, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imvri- Pending trial the court takes a recess until soned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period fuesday Morning. of TVvO YEARS and assigned to work on roads of State un- der control of the State Highway Commission as is provid- ed by statute, No. 82- } HOUSBREAKING AND LARCENY State { The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty \ vs } to housebreaking and larceny as charged in the Bill of Jess Minnish ) Indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be impris- soned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWO YEARS and assigned to work on roads of State under contro] of the State Highway Conmission as is provided by statute, This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning ee No, 12 January SOth, 1954 at 9:30 O'clock, State TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads guilty to violation of James Helms prohibition law as charged in the bill of indictment, Urey, d JUDGE PRESIDING ON I I SS * } 7 4 < a No, 46 } VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW State { The defendant comes into open Court and through his 1 VS } counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads not guilty. Jury /2 swon Smokey ‘ieddington} and empanelled as follows, F B Wallace, MM Wallie, GC Lambert, S Z Hoover, Henery Henkel, WC Slam, D @ John- . son, ‘ill McHargue, H S Grose, Harvey Dingler, J K Mont- A gomery & Tillett Combs, .« io ig | Pending trial Court took a recess until Wednesday Morn : ing. o2- A ipue Bill 9l- A True Bill 85- A True Bill oo- A True Bill 87- A True Bill 84- A Prue Bill 83- A True Bill £2- A True Bill 38- A True Bill 99 A True Bill John Henry Griffin -- A True Bill eee 36 | RECKLESS DRIVING “ t Continued by consent Vs , : Floyd Winecoff No. 56 State vs C C Hegler No. 59 & 66 State Vs. Aubrey Dorsett ‘laddell Potts IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1954 Tuesday January 30th, 1934 { RECKLESS DRIVING Continued by consent ’ } { BURGLARY | Be it remembered that at this term of the Supertopr { Court of Iredell County beginning January 29, 1934 j} and sitting for the dispatch of business this the 30th } duy of January, 1934, the Grand Jury of said Court, in a body, 18 present, returned into open court the follow. ing bill of indictment in words and figures as follows; NORTH CSROLINA, IN THE SUPiRIOR COUR IREDELL COUNTY. JANUAKY TERM, 1934,” The Jurors for the State upon their oth present that Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, late of the Coun of Iredell, on the 2nd day of November, 1°35, with force and arms at and in the County aforesaid, wilfully unlawe- fully, feloniously and burglartously did then and’ there break and enter into a dwelling house of one Mts, Lena Flowers, suid dwelling house being situate ‘n the City of Mooresville, Moore and Academy Street, Iredell County wherein and which dwelling house and sleeping room and apartment was then and there actually occupied as a sleep- ing room and upartment, and the said Mrs. Lena Flowers, “ure and Mrs. T, H. Flowers were then and there Sleeping therein at said time, the ssid time being about the hour of l2300 ofclock, P. lle, in and of the night time, the said Gale being the 22nd da, of November, 1933, with the intent on the part of the said Aubrey Dorssett and Waddell Potts vnen una there to commit a felony, to-wit, Larceng, therein, calnst the form of the Statute in such case made and pro- vided avainst the peace un dignity of the State, Long, Solicitor, neorsed on the beck by the following words un’ figures, O-wtlt No, and St Le Is, bre se bt Cid tts ~ ~~ = ae sis . Ugh. el —<- 2 = one _— rros a tit, h vnessess: L noi LOwers - H. Ve e brown Ve e Kimmer & Je We oore K od hesbtr Boyd - ee arked sworn by the undersigned Foreman and 6X- © . ha tt ed | I ie Grand Jury, and this bill found . et [rue Bill, A. Cooper, Foreman Grand Jury. \ state Vs. aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts LST Count 191 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. JANUAKY TERM 1934 Tuesday January 30th, 1934. BURGLARY Be it remembered that at this term of Court of Iredell County beginning January oo. ioe and sitting for the dispatch of gusiness thig the 30th day of Janusry, 1934, the frand Jury of said Court. in a body, 18 present, returned into open Court the follow- ing bill of indictment in words and figures as Follows: NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE ‘UP/:RIOK COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, 1934, The Jurors for the State upon their oath present, that Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, late of the County of Iredell, on or about the 22nd day of November, 1933, with force and arms at and in the County aforesaid, wil- fully, unlawfully, feloniously and burgleriously did then and there break and enter into a dwelling house and into the sleeping room and apartment of said dwelling house of one James A, Sherrill, said dwelling house being situate in the City of Mooresville, West Center Ave. Street, Iredell County, N. C., wherein and which dwelling house und sleep- ing room and apartment was then and there actually occupied as a sleeping room and apartment, and the said Jas. A, Sherrill, Moffit Sherrill, Miss Sherrill and others were tha then and there sleeping therein at sais time, the said time being about the hour of 2:30 o'clock A. M., in and of the night time, the said date being the on or about the 2ind day of November, 1933, with the intent on the purt of the said Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts then and there to commit a felony, to-wit, larceny, therein, against the form of the Stutute in such case made and provided and against the peacé and dignity of the State, SECOND COUNT; The Jurors for the State upon their oaths do further present thut the said Aubrey Dorsett and Naddell Potts, afterwards, topwit, on the day and year afore said did, with force and arms at and in the County afore- said, wilfully, unlawfully and feloniously, tie following articles of personal property, to-wit: Forty-four Dollars in good and lawful money of the United States of America, of the value of ‘44,00, the moneys of Jas. A. Sherrill and Moffitt Sherrill, then and there being found, feloniously did steal, take and carry away, aguinst the form of the Statute in such case made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the State, ‘4 4 THIRD COUNT: ‘The Jurors for the State upon their oaths do further present that afterwurds, to-wit, on the day and year uforesaid, with force rms at and in the County aforesaid, the ‘}44.00 good and lawfnl money of the U. S. Ae of the calue of $44.00, of the moneys of the said Jas. A. Sherril] and Moffitt Sherrill before then felonious ly stolen, taken and carried away, and feloniously did re- ceive and have said “44,00 good ond lawful money of the U. S. A. then and there well knowing aaid goods, chuttels and moneys to ve been feloniously stolen, taken una carried away, aguinst the form of the Statute in such case mw | made and provided and against the peace an’ dignity of the : State. Long, Solicitor. Endorsed on the back by the following words and to-wit: i al ed No. 60 & 67 State Vs. Aubrey Dorsett & ‘nddell Potts ~~ INDICTMENT BORGL.ARY War Pros "4 tnesses: J. A. Sherrill X «e Moffitt Sherrill X- L. DH Brown X JI E Rimmer X- J S Nesbit- J W Moore-X- |. C Boyd Those marked X sworn by the undersigned Foreman and examined before the Grand Jury, and this bill found A True Bill. oD ee A Cooper, Foreman Grand Jury. No. 61 & 64 Sta te Vs. Aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts 1st Count. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Yrontay January 29th, 1934 TE Tonembered that at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County beginning January 29th 1934 and sitting for the dispatch of business this the SsOth day of January, 1954, 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; NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIO IREDELL COUNTY. R COURT, JANUARY TERM, 1934, The Jurors for the State upon their oath present that Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, late of the Cou, of Iredell, on the 17th day of June, 1933, with force ¥ and arms at and in the County aforesaid, wilfully, unle fully, feloniously and burglariously did then and there break and enter into a dwelling house and into the slee ing room and apartment of said dwelling house of one We i Neel, said dwelling house being situate in the City of Mooresville, Broad Street, Iredell County, N. C., wheret and which dwelling house and sleeping room and spurs was then and there actually occupied as a sleeping room and apartment, and the said W. M. Neel and family, were then and there sleeping therein at said time, the said time being about the hour of 11:40 o'clock, P. Me in and of the night time, the said date being the 17th day of June, 1933 with the intent on the part of the said Aubrey Dorsett anda’ Waddell Potts then and there to commit a felony, to-wit} ae therein, — the form of the statute in such ca.e@ made and provided and a and fu tan gainst the peace sand dignity Second Count: The Jurors for the State upon t t do further present that the said Aubrgy Dorsett and mama Po:ts, afterwards, to-wit, on the day and year aforesaid d with force and arms at and in the County aforesaid, wilfully, unlawfully and feloniously, the following articles of personal property, to-wit: About 332.00 of good and lawful money of the United States of America of the value of yore00, the good, chattles and moneys of W. M, Neel, then and there being “ound, feloniously did steal, take and carry away, against the form of the Statute in such case made and pro- vided and against the peace and dignity of the Stute. — Third Count; The Jurors for the State upon their oaths do further present that afterwards, to-wit, on the day and year aforesaid, with force and arms at and in the County aforesaid, the about $32.00 in good and lawful money of the Ue Se Ae Of the value of 52.00, of moneys of the said W. M. Neel, eBore then feloniously stolen, taken and carried away and feloniously did receive and have said about $32.00 in good and lawful money of the U, s, A., then and there well knowing said goods, chattels and moneys to have been feloniously etn’ tha ral yy ! pir wien anc carried away, against the form of the Statute in such case made and provided and against the peace ‘nc dignity of the State, Long, Solicitor. sndorsed on the back by the fallin 3 ck by 1e following w s and gures to=-wits : _ ™ : ”" Nz. x aR ° ~ oO . f Oo. 61& 64 State Vs, Aubrey Dorsett & Waddell Potts INDIC TMEI BURGLARY ar. Pros . itnesses;: . We Me. Neel X J is Rimmer X J S Nesbit x J W Moore X . C Boyd X Those marked x sworn by the undersigned foreman examined before the Grand Jury and the bill found A True Bill, —— o—~ i A Cooper, Foreman Grand Jury. Noe 62 & 65 {State VS. Aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts 1ST. COUNT: 193 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Teeetey January 30th, 1934, GLARY Be it remembered that at this term of the Superior court of Iredell County beginning January 29th, 1934 and sitting for the dispatch of business this the 30th day of January 1934, the Grand Jury of said Court, in a body, 18 present’ returned into oepn Court the following bill of indictment in words and figures as follows: NORTH CAROLINA, IN TEE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. . , JANUARY TERM, 1934. The Jurors for the State upon their oath present, that Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, late of the County of Iredell, on or about the 4th day of July, 1935, with force and arms at and in the County aforesaid, wilfully, unlawfully feloniously and burglariously did then and there break and enter into a dwelling house and into the sleeping room and apartment of suid dwelling house of one L. R. Caldwell, said dwelling house being situate in the City of Mooresville, Wilson Ave. Street, Iredell County, N. C., wherein and which dwelling house and sleeping room and apartment was then and there actually eccupied as a sleeping room and apartment, and the said L, R. Caldwell and family were then and there sleeping therein at said time, the said time being about the your of 12:00 o'clock, A. M. in and of the night time, the said date being the 4th day of July, 1933, with the intent on the part of the said Aubrey Dorsett and \Jaddell Potts then and there to commit a felony, to-wit, larceny, therein against the form of the statute in such case made and pro- vided and against the peace and dignity of the State. Second Count: The Jurors for the State upon their oaths do further present that the said Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, afterwards, to-wit, on the day and year aforesaid, wih force and arms at and in the county aforesaid, wilfully, unlawfully and feloniously, the following articles of persona property, to-wit: Five Dollars in good and lawful money of the United States of America of the value of $5.00, the moneys of L. R. Cadlwell, then and there being found, felon- iously did steal, take and carry away, against the form of the Statute in such case made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the State, The Jurors for the State upon their oaths Third Count: to-wit: on the day and do furt er present that afterwards, years aforesaid, with force and arms at and in the County aforesaid, the Five Dollars in good and lawful money of the United States of America, of the value of ‘35.00 of moneys taken and carried away, d feloniously did receive and have said Five Dollars of good and lawful money of the United States then and there well knowing said goods, chattels and moneys to have been feloniously stolen, ta'en an carried away, against the form of the Statute in such case made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the State. Long, Solicitor. figures, Potts Endorsed on the back by the following words and to-wit: _ No. 62 and 65 State Vs. Aubrey Dorsett ana Vadde1l1/Rat INDICTMENT BURGLARY War, Pros. Witnesses: He R, Caldwell X J E Rimmer X J W Moore X ds & Nesbit L C Boyd Those marked X sworn by the undersigned forman and examined before the Grand Jury and this bill found A True Bill. ee A Cooper, Foreman Grand Jury 194 No. 63 & 68 State Vs. \ Aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts 1ST COUNT. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Tuesday January 30th, 1934, BURGLARY Be it remembered that at this term of the Supériop Court of Iredell County beginning January 29, 1934 and sitting for the dispatch of business this the 30th’day of January, 1954, the Grand Jury of said Court, in a body 18 present, returned into oepn court the following bili of indictment in words and figures as Fofilows;: No. 49 | State Vs. \ noosevelt Moore NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. IN THE SUPERTOR COUR JANUARY TERM, ™ 1934, The Jurors for the State upon their oath present that Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell,Potts, late of the Coun bs of Iredell, on or about the 4th day of September, 1933, with y force and arms at and in the County aforesaid, wilfully lst unlawfully, feloniously and burglariously did then and there Count. break and enter into a dwelling house and into the sleeping room and apartment of said dwelling house of one Heath O. i Kennett, said dwelling house being situate in the City of Mooresville, West Center Ave. Street, Irédell County, NM. @herein and which dwelling house and stéeping room and apart. ment was then and there actually occupied as a Sleeping room and apartment, and the said Heath 0, Kennett and family were then and there sleeping therein at said time, the said time being about the hour of 12:30 O'clock A. M. in and of the night time, the said date being the 4th day of September, 1935, with the intent on the part of the said Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts then and there to commit a felony, to-wit, larceny, therein, against the form of the statute in such case made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the State, Second Count: The Jurors for the State upon their oaths do further present, that the said Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, afterwards, to-wit, on the day and year aforesaid, with force and arms at and in the county aforesaid, wilfully, unlawfully and feloniously the following articles of personal property, to-wit: (4.00 in good and lawful money of the United States of America of the value of $4.00, the moneys of Heath O. Kennett, then and there being found, feloniously did steal, take and carry away, agdinst the form of the statute in such case made and provided and against the peace and dignity of e State, Third Count; The Jurors for the State upon their oaths do further present tha afterwards, to-wit, on the day and year aforesaid, with force and srms at and in the county afore- said, the “4,00 in good and lawful money of the United States of America of the value of $4.00, of the moneys of the said Heath 0, Kennett before then feloniously stolen, taken and carried away, & feloniously did receive and have said $4.00 in good and lawful money of the United States of America then ana there well knowing said goods, chattels and moneys to have been feloniously stolen, taken and carried away, against the form of the statute in such case nm de and provided and against peace and dignity of the Sta'e, | Long, Solicitor. ndorsed on the back by the following words and figures, toowit: 10. 63 & 68 tate ls. Aubrey Vorsett & .addell Potts LANUDICTNMIEN | BURGLARY ar. Pros, WITNESSES: Heath Kennett J E Rimner J \ Moore JS Nesbit Those marked X sworn by the undersigned foreman und examined before the Grand /Jury and this bill found ie A True Bill, A Cooper, Foreman Grand Jury. 195 IN THE SUPERIOK COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Tuesday January 30th, 1934, BURGLARY Be it remembered that at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County beginning January 29, 1934, and sitting for the dispatch of business this thé 30th’ day of January, 1954, the Grand Jury of Said Court, ina body, 18 present, returned into Open Court the following bill of indictment in words and figures as Follows: NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, 1934, The Jurors for the State upon their oath present, That Roosevelt Moore, l&te of the County of Iredell, on the lst day of January, 1954, with force and arms, ut and in the County aforesaid, wilfully, unlawfully, feloniously and burglariously, did then und there break and enter into a dwelling house and into the sleeping room and apartment of said dwelling house of one ', R. Joh son, said dwelling house being situate in the city of Mooresville, Academy Street, Iredell County, N, C. wherein and which dwelling house and sleeping room and apartment was then and there actually occupied as a sleeping room and apartment, and the said W. R. Johnson and family, wife and children, was then and there sleeping therein at said time, the said ‘ime being ubout the hour of 11-30 otclock, P. Me in and of the night time, the said date being the first day of January, 1954, with the intent on the part of the said Roosevelt Moore then and there to commit a felony, to-wit, larceny, therein, against the form of the statute in such case made and provided and against the peade end dignity of the State. SECOND COUNTs The Jurors for the State upon their oaths do further prsent, that the said Roosevelt Moore afterwards, to- wit, on the day aefid year aforesaid, with force and arms at and in the County aforesaid, wilfully, unlawfully and felonious- ly, the following articles of personal property to-wit, of the value of ¢ » the goods, chattles and moneys of then and there being found, felon- fously did steal, take Gnd carry away, against the form of the | Statute in such case made and provided and against the peace und dignity of the State, THIRD COUNT: The Jurors for the State upon their oaths do further prescnt afterwards, to-wit, on the day und year afore- said, with force and arms at and in the county eforesaid, the of the value of % of the goods, chattels, and moneys of the said , before then feloniously stole taken and carried away, Teloniously did receive and have said then and there well knowing said goods, cha’'els and moneys to have been feloniously stolen, taken and carried away, against the form of the Statute in such case made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the State. Zed i Long, Long, Solicitor. Endorsed on the back by the following words and figures, tount to-wit: No, 49 State V@~o Roosevelt Moore INDICTMENT BURGLARY War. Pros. VITNESSES: We Re Johnson X C Re Johnson X J E Rimmer X L C Boyd X J S Nesbitb X Those marked X sworn by the undersigned foreman and examined before the Grand Jury and this bill found _ _ A True Bill. A Cooper, Foreman Grand Jury. 196 No. 50 State Vs. This Sist, 1934 Roosevelt Moore LST COUNT. did then and there break and enter into a dwelling house and Ii THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934, Tuesday January 30th, 1954, BURGLARY Be it remembered that at this term of the Superior Co of Iredell,County Beginning January 29, 1934 and Sittin po dispatch of business this the 50th day of Jmuary, 1934° pr Grand Jury of said Court, in a body, 18 present, returned tp open court the following bill of indictment in words and fie as foplows: Gutres NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR co IREDELL COUN TY. URT, JANUARY TERM, 1934, The Jurors for the State upon their oath present, That Roosevelt Moore, late of the County of Iredell, on the 1st da of Jmuary, 1954, with force and arms at and in the County : aforesaid, wilfully, unlawfully, feloniously and burglariously , into the sleeping room and apartment of said dwelling house of one J. P, Mills, said dwelling house being situate in the City of Mooresville on Broad Street, Iredell County, N. c, wherein and which dwelling house and sI@eping room and apartment was then and there actually occupied as a sleeping room and apart. ment, and the said J. P, Mills was then and here sleeping therein at said time, the said time being about the hour of 10:00 O'clock, A. Me, in and of the night time, the said date being the first day of January, 1954, with the intent on the part of the said Koosevelt Moore then and there to commit a felony, to-wit, larceny, therein, against the form of the Statute in such cise made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the State, SsCUND COUN. The Jurors for the State upon their oaths do further present, that the said Roosevelt Moore afterwards, to-wit, on the day and year aforesaid, with force and arms &t and in the County aforesaid, wilfully, unlawfully and feloniously, the following articles of personal prcperty, to-wit: 5.00 in good and lawful money of the U. S. of America, of the value of 5.00, the goods, cha!tels and moneys of then and there being found, feloniously did steal, take and carry away, against the form of the statute in such case made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the Cin te ~ > COUNT. The Jarors for the St present afterwards, + te upon their oaths do further =e8 to-wit, on the day and year aforesaid, 4tn force and arms at and in the County aforesaid, the $5.00 in good and lawful money of the U. S, of America of the value of 5.00 of the goods, chattels und moneys of the said before then feloniously stolen, taken » :eloniously did receive and have said und carried away en and there well kmowing said goods, chattels and moneys % ave bemn feloniously stolen, tuken and earried away, against ie form of the statute in sich case made and provided and against 1 eace iignity of the State. zeb V. Long, Solicitor. LNnaors to-wits NO. 50 State Vs. Roosevelt Moore INDICTHENT LAKCENY d on the back by the following words and figures, Witnesses: : ds fF. Milis x J E Rimmer X JS Nesbit xX 1. DH Brown X Those marked X sworn by the undersigned Foreman and examined before the Grand Jury, and this bill found ia: ae rue Biddle A. Cooper, Foreman Grand Jury. Onorable Court Takes a ble- hecess at 93:30 O'clock, until Wednesday Morning, January Hh, - / Na dug JUDGE eee ‘ \ \ 197 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Wednesday January 3lst, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday yorning January Jist 1954 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 46 State vs smokey Weddington | VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY as charged | in the bill of indictment, . ae No. 25 | FORNICATION AND ADULTERY State ) Continued by consent vs ' Vestus Little \ No. 77 } RONBERY State Continued by consent vs } Beulah Caruth 4 No, 78 } ROBBERY State Continued by consent vs { Arthur McIntosh { No 93,93A,93B ,93C } FORGERY State { The defendant comes into open Court and throtgh his vs } counsel J H Burke + Lewis pleads guilty to the Mack Little } Second count in all four of the Bills of Indictment, to-wit; utter and publish forged chec*s, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant de imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWO YEARS and assigned to work on roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission as is provided by statute, 94- A ue Bill 93- rue Bil] SA- lypue Bill 95B- rue Bill 95C- A ‘True Bill 7S- A True Bill 74- rue Bill 76 rue Bill Wednesday, January 31st, 1954 No. 57 & 58 State Vs John Caldwell First Counts: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1954 BURGLARY Be it remembered that at this term of the Superior of Iredell County beginning January 29, 1934, and st Seite fe the dispatch of business this the 51st cay of January, a ’ the Grand Jury of Said Court, in a body, 18 present, ret: into open Court the following bill of indictment in weet on figures as Followss and NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR court IREDELL COUNTY. ' JANUARY TERM, 1934 The Jurors for the State upon their oaths presént John Caldvell, late of t he County of Iredell, on or abet us 2nd day of November, 1955, with force and arms at and tn the county «afa@esaid, wilfully, unlawfully, feloniously and burg], fously did then and there break and enter into a dwelling house and sleeping room of one James Sherrill, ssid dwell'ng house . being situate in the City of Mooresville, W. Center Ave, Street, Iredell County, N. C., wherein and which dwelling house and sleen room and apartment, and then and there actually Occupied a8 a slp room and apartment, and the said John Caldwell the said Jane; Sherriil and fanily wore then and there sleeping therein at si; time, the said time Leing about the hour of 2:30 6!clock, P, Lt and of the nicht time, the said date being the 22nd day of Novente 1935, with the intent on the part of the said John Caldwell then and there to commit a felony, to-wits larceny, therein, contrary to the form of the statute in such case made and provided ané ari! the peace and dignity of the State. : Second Count : The Juro:s for the State upon their oaths co further present, thet the said John Caldwell afterwards, to-rit on the day and year afaesaid, »ith force and arms at and itn th county aforesaid, wilfully, unlawfully and feloniously, the folls articles of personal proverty, toewits Forty-Four Dollars in goo and lawful money of the United States of America, of the value of Forty Four Collars, the moneys of James Sherrill then and. there being found, feloniously did steal, tase and carry away, contray to the form of the statue in such case made anc nrovided and acsin +} an an Sentta + the peace an snity of the State. Th'rd Counts The Jurors for the State upon their oaths é further present thet the said, John Caldwell, afterwards, to-#t, on the day and year aforesaid, with force and arms at and in the county aforesaid, the Forty-four dollars ‘tn good and lawful none of the U. S. A. of the value @& $44.00, of the money of the sad James Sherrill before then feloniously stolen, taken and carrie¢ away, feloniously did recetve and have said Forty-fow Dollars cf 300d and lawful moncy of the U. S. A., then and there well kmomly the said moneys to have been feloniously stolen, taken and cart. away, contrary to the form of the statue in such case made an proviced and against the peace and dignity of the State. Lon Solicitor ndorsea on the back by the following words and figures, to-wit: 0. 57 & 58 State vs John Caldwell ndictment Burglary ar. Pros ‘Ltnesses: James S8herritil x Jd E Rimmer X J i Moore J S Nesbit addell Potts x (hose marked thus xX re and this bill found A ‘rue sworn and examined by the Bill A Cooper Foreman of Grand Jury No. 68 --—e | state vs xulieeyxRorsett Waddell Potts No. 65 & 68 State vs \ Aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts No. 49 State vs Roosevelt Moore No. 50 State vs. Koosevelt Moore. No.s 60 and 67 State vs, Aubrey Dorsett “addell Potts, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 ——S << —_ Wednesday January 3lst, 1934 BURGLARY The jury having returned a bill of ina court and marked a true bill charging Si eta Waddell Potts, with burglary in the first decree and the defendant having been brought to the bar and before arrignment announced to the Court that he had no attorney and was unable because of his financial conidtion to secur one, the Court appoints Messrs McLaughlin & MeIntosh to practice for and defend the said Waddell Potts. BURGLARY By order of the Court, the defendants, Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, in the custody of G C Kimball the High Sherriff of Iredell County, was brought into open Court being represented by counsel, iicIntosh & MceLa ghlin and C B Winberry,were placed uponthégrarrignment, the prisonerg, Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, being at the bar in the custody of GC Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County. The Solicitor for the State, lion Zeb V Long, having called upon the defendants to stand and hold up their right hands, and having made Inown to them that they stood charged by the name of Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts in the indictment read to them of Burglary in the first degree. Whereupon the Prisoners plead not guilty and for their trial placed themselves upon God and their Country. 3URGLARY By order of the Court, the defendant, Roosevelt Moore, in the custody of GC Kimball the High Sheriff of Iredell) County, was brought into open Court being represented by counsel, Hugh G Mitchell, was placed unon his arrignment The prisoner, Koosevelt Moore, being at the bar in the custody of G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County The Solicitor for the State, Hon Zeb V Long, having called upon the defendant to stand and hold up his right hand, and having made known to him that he stood charged by the name of Roosevelt Moore in the indictment read to him of burglary in the first degree. ‘hereupon the prisoner pled not guilty and for his trial placed hi self upon God and his country, BURGLARY. By order of the Court, the defendant, Roosevelt Moore, in the custody of G. C. Kimball the High sheriff of Ire- dell County, was brought into open court, being represent ed by counsel, Hugh G. liitchell, was placed upon his arraignment. The prisoner, Roosevelt Moore, being at the bar in the custody of G. C. Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County. The Solicitor for the State, Hon. Zeb V. Long, having called upon the defendant to stand and hold up his right hand, and having made known to him that he stood charged by the name of Koosevelt Moore in the in- dictment read to him of burglary inthe first degree. Whereupon the prisoner pe ad not guilty and for his trial placed himself upon God and his country. BURGLARY By order of the Court, the defendants, Aubrey Dor- sett and Waddell Potts, in the custody of G. C. Kim- ball, the High Sheriff of Iredell Vounty, was brought into open court , being represnted by counsel, Messrs. MeIntosh and McLaughlin and C. b. finberry, were placed upon their arraignment. ; The prisoners, Aubrey Dorsett and waddell Potts, in the custody of G. C. Kinball, High Sheriff of Ire- dell County, were at the bar. The Solicitor for the State, hon, Zeb V. Long, having called upon the de- fendants to stand and hold up their right hand, and having made known to them that they stood charged by the name of Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts in the indictment read to them of burglary in the first degree. Whereupon the prisoners plead not guilty and for their trial placed themselves upon God and their country. 199 200 No. 61 & 64 State vs Aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts No. 62 & 65 State vs Aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts No. 59 State vs Aubrey Dorsett Yaddell Potts No. 57 State vs John Caldwell No. GO & 67 State vs Aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts <P << A IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Wednesday January 31, 1934 BURGLARY By order of the Court, the defendants, Aubry Dorsett No. 52 and Waddell Potts, in the custody of G C Kimball the State High Sheriff of Iredell County,were brought into open ve Court being represented by counsel, McIntosh & McLaughlin Kay Beatty and C B Winberry, were»placed upon their arraignment, The prisoners, Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, be- ing at the bar in the custody of G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County. The Solicitor, Hon Zeb y Long, having called upon the defendants to stand and hold up their right hands, and having made know to them that they stood charged by the namesosf Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts in the indictment read to them of burglary in the first degree. Whereupon the Prisoners plead not guilty and for their trial placed themselves upon God and their Country. BURGLARY By order of the Court, the defendants, Aubry Dorsett and Waddell Potts, in the custody of G. C. Kimball the High Sheriff of Iredell County, were brought into open Court being represen'ed by counsel, McIntosh & McLaughlin and ©, B. Winberry, were placed upon their arraicnment, The prisoners, Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, be- ing at the bar in the custody of G. C,. Kimball, High Sherriff of Iredell County, The Solicitor, Hon Zeb V, Long, having called upon the defendants to stsand and hold up their right hands, and having made known to them that they stood charged by the names of Aubrey Dorsett and Vaddell Potts in the indictment read to them of burglary in the first degree. ‘Whereupon the Prisoners plead not guilty and for their trd4al placed themselves upon God and their Country. by order of the Court, the cfendants, Aubry Dorsett nd ddell Potts, in the custody of G. C.Kimball the igh Sheriff of Iredell County, were brought into open Court being represented by counsel, McIntosh & McLaughlin "ad C. Be. WVinberry, were placed upon their arraignment. The prisoners, Aubrey Dorsett and Waddell Potts, be- ing at the bar in the custody of G. C. Kimball, High eriff of Iredell County, the Solicitor, Hon Zeb V. Long, having called upon the defendants to stand and old up their right hands, and naving made known to them that they stood charged by the names of Aubrey Dorsett snd Waddell Potts in the indictment read to them of burglary in the first decree. Whereupon the Pp wwe * nw wae & 9 Prisoners plend not 1ilty lilty and for their trial placed emseives upon God and their Country. B RG ARY By order of the Court, the defendant, John Caldwell, in the custody of G. C,. Kimball the High Sheriff of [redell County, was brought into open Court being re- resented by counsel, Lewis & Lewis, as placed upon eir arraignment, he prisoner, John Caldwell, being at the bar in the custody of G. C, Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County, the Solicitor, Hon Zeb V. Long, having called upon the defendant to stand and hold up his right hand, nd having made known to him that he stood charged by the name of John Caldwell in the indictment read to nim of burglary in the first degree, ‘whereupon the Prisoner pvlesd not scuilty ind for his trial placed self upon God and his Country. RGLARY _ the defendants through their Attorneys McIntosh & claughlin and C B Winberry ask that a special venire of 25 men be suxmonsed; ‘whereupon the Court had drawn ‘rom the regular jury box 25 jurors to be swumonsed by the Sheriff to appear at 9:30 A.J, on February 1st 1934, Ist, 1934 at IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Wednesday January 3list, 1934 day Morning. Honorable Court takes a recess until Vb /, i i]s ib eee Judge Presidin ~ O'clock, OPERATE CAR WITH SMOKESCREEN The defendant comes into open Court and throug counsel pleads not guilty. follows: HC Wilson, W Mv R C Little, L H York, C L Morrison, Lambert, C R Dellinger, L C Hoover & Clarence Redman. Pending trila the Court takes a recss until Thurs- Jury sworn and empaneled as Reid, A Y Neel, A P Houston, S Murdock, Chester +) a LCUkh*se Morning Februay 202 Np Vad Aubrey Dorsett IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Whursday February lst, 1954 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thurs- day Morning February lst, 1934 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business No. 52 } OPERATE CAR WITH SMOKESCREEN State ) The jury returned a verdict of guilty to operating car vs ) with smokescreen as charged in the Biil: of.Indictment, Kay Beatty ) No. 60 & 67 BURGLARY State The defendants come into open Court and through their vs counsel McIntosh & McLaughlin and C B Winberry pleads not guilty to the Bill of Indictment, In obedience to the order heretofore made in this case, a Special Venire of TYENTY-FIVE (25) good and lawful men were drawn and summoned to avpear at the Court House Thursday Morning, February lst 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. The Prisoners being at the bar in the custody of dell Potts << ee oe GC timball, High Sheriff of Iredell County, whose prisoners they are, the following Jurors were draw from the regular Jury and from the Special Venire and ten bystanders summoned by the Sheriff, sworn and em- panelled; ‘illie F Horne, J Will MeCoy, J F Sharpe, James Hersey, Kk B Patterson, Winor Hefner, A P Houston, C L Morrison, \} E Hoover, \J M Horne, A A Gibson and James Harris. The Court finds as prolonged, directs in it as provided under the si Pressly was ns a fact that this case may be s discretion, the 13th juror ute, be drawn. whereupon sworn and empaneled,. VALU No. 6 67 ) BURGLARY State { _berfore the jury had been selected and only eight s } (8) had been seleéted the original panel and the Aubrey vorsett } special venire had been exhausted, the Court direct- jaddel Potts { ed the Sheriff to call on ten bystanders. The following ten men were summoned: M D Tilley, Stevenson, J Hoover, 4 A Gibson, W li Horne, Jolley, Sam Combs, Jay Deal, James Harris and M Pressly. 90- rue Bill 90A- A True Bill ie try > 4.7% - A sarue Lia - rue Bill IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Thursday February lst, 1934 3 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. We EB. Webb, Trustee, and J. B. Roach, J, M. Deatpn Estate by Fred H, Deaton and Frank Deaton, Administpators, W. E, Webb, individually, L. B. Bristol, A. W. Bunch, Fred Lowrance, H. P. Grier, Jr, and C. A. Stearns, PLAINTIFFS, -VS- D. L. Raymer, Trustee, and Osborne Brown, DEFENDANTS. i) 5s Q This cause coming on to be heard, being heard at Chambers, before His Honor, ’. F. Harding, Judge holding the courts in this the 15th Judicial District of North Carolina, and it appearing to the Court that this matter should be continued until January 29th, the first day of Superior Court of Iredell County, and it further appearing that the court that the rents amount- ing to $225.00 per month derived from the lease of the property described in the complaint should be paid to Osborne Brown, beneficiary of said deed of frust and one of the defendants in the above action: IT IS, THEREFOKE, ordered, adjudged and decreed thet this matter be continued until January 29th, the first day of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and that said rents be paid to Osborne Brown, beneficiary of said deed of trust and one f the defendants in the above entitled action. 1, F. Harding, U Lis 40 Lfi JUDICIAL DISTRICT, rie TITNA eo ULI wom ‘T 2 TOITR Nu Od ik Ut / Nie ve 4. .ebb, Trustee, and J. B. Koach ) Je lie Jeaton Estate by Fred H. Deaton ) snd Frank Deaton, Administrators, ‘. E. ) Rely individually, L. B. Bristol, A... ) aa 2" “red Lowrance, H. P. Grier, Jr., ) wm Ye Se Stearns, ) Plaintiffs ) JUDGMENT. eg -vs- ) “* 4e Saymer, Trustee, and Osborne Brown, ) Defendants, ) 2 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at Chambers, before ° fils Honor ‘W, F, Harding, Judge holding court in this the 15th Judicial Dis- ‘Tet of North Carolina, on the 30th day of January, 1934, in accordance With an order heretofore made by the Court, and it appearing to the Court “hat this matter should be continued until the 16th day of April, 1934, curing the April Term of the Superior Court of Montgomery County, and it fur- ther appearing to the Court that the rents, amounting to Two Hundred and Wenty-five ($225.00) Dollars per month derived from the lease of the prop~ 204 205 erty described in the complaint should be paid to Osborne Brown, beneficiary of said deed of trust and one of the defendants in the above action: We visited and inspected the offices of the Court House and ” we IT IS, THUREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the restraining ane find then all in good condition and well kept. We found the basement ceiling badky order issued in this cause be continued untif April 16, during the April tern ee . - in need of repair. nit of the Suprrior Court of Montgomery County and that the said rents be paid to We visited the State Convict Camp in a body and we found 32 white men Osborne Brown, beneficiary of said deed of trust and one of the defendants in the . | ; 38 colored. ‘Ve found the living and sleeping quarters well kept and in good above entitled action. | sanitary condition. We found the kitchen and dining room in excellent condi- a v. FB, Harding, JUDGE HOLDING COURTS IN THE tion. 15TH JUDICIAL DISTRIC?, ; We also vistted the County Home in body and found all buildings well kept and in good condition. The living quarters and the kitchen and dining rooms in a first class sanitary condition. We found twenty-one white women We. Ee “ebb, Trustee, Et al, sixteen white men, one white boy, seven colored women, und twelve colored Vs. ) men, four men and one woman trustees, ‘e found a good supply of c:nned | Naehann Rnaum on y 7 Racrm 7 \ x sa } ee Brown, anc D. L. Ravmer,) fruit, cured meats, chickens, hogs, and thirteen good milk cows and other live . Trustee. : stock, After talking with the inmates we were favorably impressed with the "| Mhis cause coming on to be heard on the 30th day of January, 1 54, at good treatment they are receiving, Statesville, N. C., at Chambers, upon the demurrer filed by the defendants to the We appointed a special commi'tee, composed of six, to inves tigate fully com laint and after hearing argument of counsel, reading of the complaint und the the guardianship record in the Clerk of Superior Court and to report the next lernurrer, the Court overrules the demurrer and the defendants except. erm of Superior Court. Mhe Court then hearing the affidavits of the plaintiffs and defendants, Respectfully submitted, upon which temporary restraining order was issued herein, overrules the motion A. Cooper, ff the defendants to d‘ssolve sai restraining order, und orders that same be vontinued to April 16, 1954. The defendants except to the overruling of the § or t Seanlve ea apatrns: Sn “Adan TT hana 4 —— a = i. Seed an ad a e ~ — ° mn solv restraining order issued herein and except to th udgment No. 60 & 67 {| BURGLARY tiniut — i ‘ 1 . State { After selection of jury the taking of evidence CK nuinge the restra n > : \n 6 nA ENA anne: > Synertor Court. , y h 3 C raining order to April 16, 19: 4, and appeal to the uperior Cour \ vs } continued through the day. ' oe ae a ; Aubrey Dorsett ) Court tales a recess until Friday lorning. lige . ed in open court, peal bond fixed at £100,00. Yaddell Potts } | sonsent of ll parties, the cxuse on peal shall consist of the complaint | irrer, kre er wi ; an ‘ ; 7 . rding, TUG" | ING. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning “etruary 2nd, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. Ly \ e J \ . . 4 Ty Jl r l Lij I» We the Grand Jury for the Jannuanw * LOTA . 0 ’ , ary +or the January Term, 1934 of Iredell 6uperior Court beg leave to 1 e the following report: e ive examined and pn; am 017 $44 ‘ . ¢ A ne na passed on al] bills of indictment presented to us by the 50] icit ) in) noe sel ’ ae . C r I Dasseaqa on all ma ters presented to us, e visited the Coun} Tn4 ; : inty Jail in body and found stx white men, one whi te woman, nineteen colored men " ai fae 4 . I . e lso find 16 Jail in a good sanitary condition 4.1 and ne risoners appear to be well cared for and wel} treated. 206 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Friday February 2nd, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment FRiday Morning February 2nd, No. 60 & 67 State vs Aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts No. 51 State vs Kay Beatty << ON North Carolina, Iredell County. d Lula Johnson ‘laters 4} 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, BURGLARY The taking of evidence resumed in this case and con- tinued through the entire day, Pending trial the coupt takes a recess until Bat- urday Morning. OPERATE CAR WITH SMOKESCREEN Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in State's Prison for a period of ‘WO YEARS at hard labor. In the Superior Court VS } 2 SUES John S “laters } Jury sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows; , 1. Di e plaintiff end defendant intermarry as alleged in the C aint? r; Yes Le id the defendant abandon and live separate and apart from plaintiff, without any fault on plaintiffts part, for more than two consecu- tive years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in answer Les as € Hnlaintiff been :z ron 4 A ; a . p+ainvill been a boni fide resident of the State of Nan + : wn r mon » wy $ 1 n rolina re tren two consecutive years immediately next preceed- Sy + > ence n+ af + Sa 5 +4 an n° ) - } } ( encerme f S action, as alleged in the compjaint? Pr: Yous “Olina \. . oY arolina, In the Superior Court Irede vounty. January Term 1934 ula Johnson “aters { vs 4 f John S$ Vaters } n 8 cal : min } AnA > . t rf i ause coming on to be heard before His Honor, F Harding, Judge Presiding, and a jury ed the issues submitted to it in favor of record.» yY, and the jury for their verdict 1aving answer- the plaintiff as set out in the Pebruary Srd, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. Uy / / IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Friday February @nd, 1934 It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the marriage between the plaintiff, Lula Johnson Waters, and the de- fendant, John S Waters, be, and the same is hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorced from the bonds of matrimony, and the plaintiff, Lula John- son Waters, 1s hereby authorized and directed to pesume her maiden name to-wit: Lula Johnson, W F Harding Judge Presiding CIVIL DOCKET It is ordered that all contested jury cases on the Civil Docket are continued for the term. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Saturday rning _—_——_» Gti ole TDUGE PRESI _ 207 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1934 Saturday February 3rd, 1954 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Saturday Morning February 3Srdnl1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business Ho. 60 & 67 State vs Aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts ¢ an No. 59 & 66 State vs Aubrey Dorsett Vaddell Potts No. 61 & 64 State vs Aubrey Dorsett Waddell Potts Noe 62 & 65 State vs Aubrey Dorsett Waddel 1 Potts O a Se 07,0U,01, Ons icated for State vs Aubrey Dorsett Nos. 64,65,66,67 Consolidated for judgment State vs faddell Potts yt e No. 57 o 4 State ce oS John Caldwell No. 58 State vs John Dorsett This February Sth, 1934 ( ~~ a <a ee <n ee ee <i O <— eo eo > > OO <—e et pet He SS BURGLARY Counsel tenders to the Solicitor a verdict of of burglary in the second degree and not guilty of ey burglary in the first degree, BURGLARY Comnsel tenders to the Solicitor a verdict of guilt of burgmlary in the second degree and not guilty og y burglary in the first degree. BURGLAKY Counsel tenders to the Solicitor a verdict of guilty of burglary in the second degree and not guilty of burglary in the first degree,. Counsel tenders to toe Solicitor a vemdict of guilty of burglary in the second degree and not guilty of burglary in the first degree, Counsel tenders to the Solicitor a vepdict of ruLity of Saree ry in the second legree and not guilty of Durgiary in the first degree, JRGLARY It is ordered and adijude hat ti} : s lerec d adjudged that the det t ee = Jt a he de endant, Aubr y vVorsett, be confined in the Penitentiary or ate's Prison for a term of not less than TEN NOR AN FT) ee dee cre t ° 2derpad a 1 «a $y as ‘it . ordered and adjudced that the defendant, aaaeil Potts, be confined in the Penitentiary or cs . Y a : S ate's Prison for a term of not less than JEN NOR | | ~e IRGLARY Nol Prosed with leave N Prosed with leave Honorable Court takes a recess fxem tntil Monday Morning at 10:00 O'clock, Ju-7, saa JUDGE “PRESIDING / s IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 209 SECOND WEEK JANUARY TERM 1934 Monday February 5th, 1934 North Carolina, ) In the Superior Court Iredell County. } January Term 1934, This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment &t 10:00 Ptclock A. M. Monday February Sth, 1934, when and where His Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial Dist- eet of North Carolina, is present and presiding, this the Becond Week at January Term, 1934. 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, to-wit: G H Gill Lentz, K & Massey, B P Allison, Clyde D Hinshaw, D F Campbell, J Combs, Roy K Williams, Jas A F Tomlinson, WR Holmes, Fred Rk Sills, fms & Spanzer, i M Pharr, J H Lee, B Harris, C H Webber, A R Deitz, WF A Houpe, Chester Smith, C A Massey, Huie Templeton, H B Ostwalt & W E Hoover, The foilowing were excused by the Court; Curtis Myers Spence No. 49 {| BURGLARY State The defendant through his counsel Hugh G Mitchell vs } tenders the Solicitor for the State a plea of not Roosevelt Moore § guilty of burglary in the first degree and a plea of guilty of burglary in the second degree. ‘he Solicitor accepts the plea, thereupon the defendant pleads guil- ty of burglary in the second degree, No. 50 } BURGLARY State ) Ihe defendant through his counsel ilugh G Mitchell, vs ) tenders the Solicitor for the State a plea of not Roosevelt lioore } guilty of burglary in the first degree and a plea of guilty of burglary in the second degree. ihe Solicitor accepts the plea, thereupon the defendant pieads guil ty of burglary in the second degree, No. 49 & 50 { IRGLARY Consolidated for 0 Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined Judgment j} in the State's Prison for a term of not less then TEM State | NOR MORE THAN FIFTEEN (15) YEARS. _ } hoosevelt lioore I No, 84 { CARNAL HNOWLEDGE OF GIKL UNDER 16 YEARS OF AGE State ' The defendant comes into open Court and through his ve ) counsel J G Lewis, R A-Collier and MeiIntosh cLaughli BV Houpe } and pleads not guilty. Jury orn and empanelled as Massey, D P Allison, Clyde D Combs, Koy K Williams, Jas R Deitz, Chester Smith, follows; G iE Gill, Hinshaw, D F Campbell, J E F Tomlimson, C H Webber, and C A Massey. Pending trial the court takes a recess until fuesday Morning. 210 North Carolina, Iredell County. Sarah Leinster Goode vs James Samuel Goode 1. Did the the complaint? me Did the plaintiff, hout any the complaint? t is ere & the £406 e int James ‘ are heret ‘ ree r e1 er I e@, 1 ¢ T \e to- it r is O February 6th, 1954 at tive years next oreceed IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Monday February 5th, 1934 In the Superior Court Jury sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows: plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in Answer: Yes defendant abandon and live separate and apart from fault on plaintiff's part, for more than two consecu- ne the commencement of this action, as alleged in e © wers Yes “ the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of ‘orth Carolina for more then two years in ediately next preceding the com- encement of i m, as alleged in the complaint? r r:; Yes rt rolina, In the Superior Court Irede inty. January Term 1934. rah Leinster ode | vs )4 J James amue 18 v4 ge coming on to be heard before His nonor, W Ff Harding, Judge Presiding, ry, and the jury for eir verdict having answered ae ta eg ‘ e + ‘ Ry Pawn n a > 4 o it in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the re- fore annatdarad " 4 >and + ' ore, considered, ordered and a ijudged by the Court eer tLe aintiff ‘ s "4 7 f, Sarah Leinster Goode, and the de- ié6, e, and the same is ereby dissolved, and they sarah 2 > > fp Hy oO 4 _ ) $a < @® s os S ~ - = % =e eby authorized and directed to resume her maiden Ors Harding Judge Presiding oral le 701 + talea . yurt takes a recess until Tuesday Morning 9: O¥clock. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK JANUARY TERM 1934 Tuesday February 6th 1954 Tis Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Xmm, - morning february Oth, 1934 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business. CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF GIRL UNDER 16 YsARS OF AGE, No. 84 ; The jury heretofore named returned a verdict of \ State <a e \ vs guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. B V Houpe Defendant prayed into custody of Sheriff for judgment. No. 89, 95 & 100 §) LARCENY AND RECEIVING . state } The defendants comex into open Court and pleads not \ vs } guilty. Jury sworn and empane!led as follows:Jd L Lentz, Najor Foote { Fred R Sills, J H Lee, WM Pharr, WB Harris, Hule Henry Foote } Templeton, i Hoover, CL Clark, Kk i’ C Morrow, James john Henry Griffin Moore, A A Cartner & Clyde irvin. At close of State's evidence the Solicitor moves the Court to direct a verdict of not guilty as to John Griffin, on account of insu’ficient evidence, whereupon the Court directed a verdict of not Guilty as to John Henry Griffin. The Jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY as to Major Foote and :enry Foote. No. 29 } ASSAULT WITH DeADLI WeArun State Nol Prosed with leave vs ‘ Lynn Brady ) No. 90, 290A, 90B | EMBescLeMeNT Consolidated Tt defendant comes into open ‘ourt and through his \ State } counsel MeIntosn MeLauchlin and pleads not guilty. vs } Jury sworn and empanelled as follows: Massey, D P James K Smith } Allison, Clyde F Hinshaw, D F ‘ampbell, J ombs , ay Morrison, Jas Tomlinson, eber, tz 2lmes, twalt & ssey. Pending trial the court va es recess i] ednesday Morning. ' N4s Honorable Court takes a recess intij ednesaay orning ebruary-7th, 1 4at 9 '¢ 212 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Wednesday February 7, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according Morning February 7th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the di No. 90, 90A, 90B State vs James R Smith MMMBEZZLEMENT for the defendant the Court direc not guilty. No. 98, 99 State vs James Johnson empanelled as follows, K E Massey to adjournment Vednesday spatch of business, At close of the evidence upon motion of counsel ted a verdict of ARCENY AND CARRY A CONCEALED WEAPON The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel A B Raymer pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and » D P Allison, Clyde Hinshaw, Chester Smith, J A Combs, Koy R Williams, Jas A F Tomlinson, C H Weber, A R Deitz, WR Holmes, H B Ostwalt, C A Massey, and returned a verdict of GUILTY as charged in both Bills of Indictment, No. 99 ) CARRY A CONKCKALED WEAPON. State ) Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- vs { prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a James Johnson } period of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to work on roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission as is provided by statute. The Court directs that the County Physician make a physical examination of the iefendant before he is sent out to the road camp. Oe 8 { b iN Y tate ) Judgment of vs } prisoned in ti ' 7 State under control of the State t the Court is that the defendant be im- 1¢ common jail of Iredell County for a period of 0! wiKk and assigned to wort on roads of iighway Comnission as is provided by statute, this sentence to begin at the expiration of sentence in #99, No. 9 r DLY On > + > ) a snoaan ; —_ ‘ 4 ie defendant comes into open Court and through his vs counse] V Turlington, pleads not guilty. Jury sworn ir] ar and empane led as follows; J L Lentz, Fred R Sills, J i Lee, « k Pharr, B Harris, Huie Templeton, W i cower, ylark orrow, Jas oore, ! ypt returned a verdict of guilty of Indictment, urt is that the defendant be im- on jail of Iredell County for a nd assivnéd to work on roads ¢ o. i P 4 e cc of this action. Upon pay ent vii@ Costs tne devendant is to be released and plas is to issue an motion of the Solicitor at term. O. 92 { Y ta te } € enda comes into open Corrt and through his 7 | counsel evis ewis enders a lea of ruil ty to the arvin } arceny < roperty le then the value of $20., which f € icitor 1 Pr te prosecution accept. No. 75 { tate { € nes into onen irt and through his vs er fc el iNeIntosh cLauchlin e tere s plea of cuilty reaster Pledrer } the eC nd count in {ll +e ndietment to-wit, 5 and publishing checks, which plea is accepted. ; udgment of the Crurt is that the defendant be im- pha Pn the co m jail of Iredell County for & BBE f and assignec to work on roads of \ No. 76 State vs Horace Rucker NOe 74 State vs Esker Johnson No. 94 State vs Aaron Rucker No. 47 State \ vs Karl Torrence No. 53 State vs Annie ods state vgs ich Moore “ebruary 8th, This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning 213 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Wednesday February 7, 1934 FORGERY The defendant comes into open Court and through his rT counsel McIntosh & McLaughlin pleads guilty to the us ey second count in the Bill of Indictment, to-wit, passing | and publishing checks, which plea is acceptéd by State, | Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell county for a | period of TWO YEARS and assigned to wor’ on roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission as is provided by statute, p FORGERY Nol Prosed with leave FORGERY Nol Prosed with leave f VI ir Cy?" AT PR + - T IOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW, } The defendant comes into open pleads not guil } ty. Jury sworn and empanelled a: assey, D P } Allison, Clyde F Hinshaw, Chest bs, Koy kK ~< » « e ~ a ‘ £ 4] iams as oO lings on, f eY 9 . t 9 olmes, B Ostwal t, A ey, eturned a verdict of guilty to Transporting and Possessing Liquor, not zuilty to posse ing for pur e of sale, UT 7T f or vm oa Vit Ve 4 \ + .. i a i Ihe defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty - 7o+4 y 4 £ \¢ } to violation of prohibition la rged. ( Judgment of the Court is t! defendant be ime prisoned in the comnon jail of inty for a perid + = “ © of SIX | THS and assigned to rk on 1 s of State un- der control of the State Highway ission, as is proe vided by statute. VI ite o - z I set ( The defendant comes into open Court an : er } counsel Hug Ltche: eads to vi n of } prohibition law as charged, . 1 ent of the Court is 1 ( er for judge me + e or tir ie unor ‘ € StS. } e efends > @¢ é 4 t oner 1Y’ T Ss Vv { tc real 4 £ T eT erin 0 1 I > ri ’ f c ' e State accepts. m recomner tion of ‘ ep ae 4 ere i ad- . S + ‘ + 4 Saat o nana 7 4 i “a by the ourt that Le " Y e coniinea in ‘ od + ; tate' Prison for a term of n ess J S hard labor. I I NY ’ © fendant coe into open Court and through his } counsel Lewis & Lewis eads not guiity. Jury sworn 3 . wy . , ag Ss ) and empanelled as follows; . entz, Fred | ° v4 ‘ s 4 4 eis a dH Lee, Mi Pharr, rris, Hu empleton, Hoover, © Clark, > Morrow, Jas w lioore, Jampbe 1] E Gill + . y s + 5 “4 € (ca r cea ‘Y +4 y irsa e Pending trial court takes a recess untii ihurscaay orning. 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. JUDGE PEESIDING 214 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK JANUARY TERM 1934 Thursday February 8, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning February 8, 1954 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No, 85 } LARCENY State } The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty . vs } to larceny of property less than the value of $20.00 Archie Martin 4 which plea the Solicitor accepts. : Prayer for jufgment continued until May ‘Term 1934 No. 86 } LARCENY State ) The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty vs } to larceny of property less then the value of $20.00 Archie Martin } which plea the Solicitor accepts, : Prayer for judgment continued until May Term 1934 No. 87 } LARCENY State { the defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty vs } to larceny of property less than the vaule of $20.00, Archie Martin } which plea the Solicitor accepts. Paryer for judgment continued until May Term 1934 NO. 2 }( PROSTITUTION State { "he defendant comes into open Court and through her vs } counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads guilty to prostitution thel L Summers } in the first decree, Prayer for judgment continued for two years, with leave of the Solicitor to pray the judgment at any term, No. 23 } PROSTITUTION state i the defendant was not present in Court, but the Sol- vs } icitor waives her personal presence and her counsel Hugh Juli@ Ann Summers G@ Mitchell enters a plea of guilty,prostitution in first degree. Prayer for Judgnent con’ inued for two years, with eave ol une € + eat i , oom ‘ Jiicivor to pray ie judgment at any term, ANDONMENT NON@-SUPPORT Ok S CHILI ne ceienaant comes into open Court and through his ” sinte in 3 ee ee ee vs cou: st S aucshlin pleads not guilty. Jury eC n sworn and empanelled and returned a verdict of NOT in the Bill of Indictment. No. { AULT ‘WI HADLY PON. Sin in ; ad : : : sta te y Judgement of the urt s that the defendant be impri- vs : | an in tne common jail of Iredell County for a period aoe } e "IQ « 7 as ~»y ape } a all } M 1e tof F \OTHS and as ignec to work on roads of the State inder contr of the State Highway Commission as is pro- Yided by statute, id eo 4k { VIOLATE PROHIBITION LAW S +o + 3 - e ; It is ordered and adjudged that the defendant be con- P nar 4 oni . + a - 5 “ nd cad f ned in he common jail of Iredell County for a term of James Helms ! } assioned + } pub] hig i MOUS, to be assigned to work on the public high- way * Oren Carolina and pay a fine of $25.00 and the cost. vpon tne payment of the fine and cost he may be seit oo {rom custody, capias to issue on motion of the 4 , + . aa citor to the end that this judgment may be carried - 7 © a ind hae eed § VIOLATION Ur PROHIBITION LAV. State Aaa eG os a a Lt - ordered and adjudged that the defendant be con- tinea in the common jail of T Y of warl Torrence | SIX Mons. 4 J of Iredell County for a term >i iS, to be assigned to work on the public highways of ‘orth Carolina and pay a fine of 625.00 and the cost. Upon the payment of the fine and cost he may be released —- custody, caplas to issue on motion of the Solicitor : 7 end that this judgment may be carried out. in ase a ~ the Court that an automobile is now - CUStody of the Sheriff of this County in which the de- .endant was riding at the time he was arrested, it is or- dered that the Sheriff ai h 4 s der the law of this state, pose of the automobile un No. 1 \ State vs Hoyt Millsaps No. 21 \ State \ "vs Charles W Gardner No. 34 State vs Jule Owens No. 40 \a vs Hal Roseman No, 42 State \ vs Troy Adams No. 55 \State vs Roy Sherrill No. 80 State “vs Perce Miller No. 97 State vs Lonnie Rhynehardt No, 101 State vs L O Hawkins No. 106 State vs C Kelley “ No. 69 State sharlie Kell No, 92 State us '*8rvin Shaw IN SECOND WEEK JANUARY TERM 1934 THE SUPERIOR COURT 21 0 Thursday February 8, 1934 <1 ee <> Se ee << ao — ot i : f f } ' } { = NON -SUPP ORT Alias Capias NON-SUPPORT Continued under former order DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED Nol Prosed with: leave DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED Continued by consent VIOLATION CF PROHIBITION LA Continued for defendant a nrw T wT atrrm Tip 1," : ASSAULT WITH DEADLY PON Continued by consent SEDUC TION Continued by consent ; an i GLONIN 1 Continued for State iol Prosed with leave OPERATE SLOP MACHINE Not a True Bill ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty to assault with deadly weapon as charged. Judgement of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the comnon jail of Iredell county for a period of SIX MUNTHS and assigned to work on roads of State under control of the State Highway Commissioner a@s is provided by statute. ASSAULT Wid TH VEAVLL wWited ON The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty to assau't with deadly weapon as charged, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be {mpriaoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS and assigned to work on roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission as is provided by statute, this sentence to begin at the expiration of sentence in #69. LARCENY it 4s ordered and adjudged that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS and assigned to work on the public roads of North Carolina and pay the cost. The defendant may be released from custody upon the pay- ment of the cost, with leave of the Solicitor to move at any term for capias, to the end that this judgment may be carried out. No. 84 State vs B V Houpe No. 38 State vs ‘ural Bolick No. 104 State vs Pete ‘T'sw of Qo ~] No. 91 Leon ‘eve 3 ¢ <> Ot ee a <> <> eo >> ore —_> <> <= oe ON THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Thursday February 8, 1934 CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF GIRL UNDER L6 YEARS OF AGE, It is ordered and adjudged that the defendant fined in the common jail of Iredell County for a of EIGHTEEN MONTHS, to be assigned to highways of North Carolina. The defendant moves to set the verdict aside a new trial for errors committed by the Court in the pro- gress of the trial. Motion overruled and defendant ex~ cepts. Judgment pronounced as set out in the record and defendant excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court, Notice of appeal waived in open Court. Appeal bond fire ed at “100 or to comply with the statute. Appearance bond fixed at $1500.00. By consent of all parties, the defendant is allowed 5O days to serve case on appeal, and the Solicitor allow. ed 15 days thereafter to serve counter case or file ex- ceptions, be con- term work on the publie AKCENY Defendant after the plea of guilty called and failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa Instanter and Instanter Capias,. MATE SLOT NACHINE The defendant comes into open Court to operating slot machine as gambling On recommendation of the Solicitor Vira and pleads guilty devise, prayer for judg- ment continied for two years on payment of the cost at this term, r nals 3S OT ACHINE The defendant comes into opem Court and pleads tuilty to operating slot machine as gambling devise, On recomemdation of the Solicitor prayer for judgment continued for two years on payment of the cost at this t erm : ; VING efendant calle and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa in- Nol Prosed « c mpein > r f° ] i erein ne tlls were ind the Clerk will issue é etende ts. ss xy ak I G : ne jury stating that they are unable to agree, a juror a . thay wn ian miatn ‘ Ne ? hdrawn and mistrial -ade, New trial ordered. nf nHtin A ase continued, _The defe ant comes into open Court and eads . . + + 7 ; ; © +arceny of property less than value f £20.00 which plea is accepted, “bebe - ‘ A ‘ } ent o e vourt is that prayer for judg- en ran #4 ‘ 4 cer , = ‘ . > nued or two years upon payment of ‘ + 5 + t - ; . : costs, © paid between now and next er f crimina urt and for \ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Thursday February 8, 1934 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. January ‘erm 1934 Pioneer Realty Corporation, a Corporation, Plaintiff vs ORDER AND JUDGMENT Incorporated, a Corporation, } ! } Statesville Bonded Warehouse, | Defendant \ 217: This cause coming on to be heard at this, the January, 1934 Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, presiding and holding said court, upon demurrer of the defendants to the Wm F Harding, Judge complaint of the plaintiff, and being heard, and the Court being of the opin- fon that the saud demurrer is not good and should not be sustained; It is therefore considered, ordered and adgudged that demurrer be, and the same hereby is overruléd; and it and adjudged that the defendant be, and it hereby is allowed days from this date in which to file answer to the complaint. This the 7th day of February, 1934, F Harding Judge Presiding fo the foregoing judgment the defendant objec nd excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of anneal given in open court. notice waived. Appeal bond in the sum of “100 adjudced sufficient. ine rding This Honorable Court takes a recess until friday lorning recruary th, 19345 at 9:30 O'clock. [DING ‘ win fi — + P| the said is further ordered “ur th er ‘ € : IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 21 d SECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Friday February 9, 1934 IN TH: SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Friday February 9, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morn North Carolina In the Superior Court 4 -~ 0° ’ - ing February 9th, 1954 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch g February ‘ 3 p of business, Iredell County. January Term 1934 Ph No. 26 DA Rentlenen, wet ge bed - ae wT ‘ 7 ¥ rs a on a/ / North Carolina, In the Superior Court the First : esville, North Carolina. t | stat ; ! oe Iredell County. January Term 1934 ~ a ' vs ) JUDG] NT State a J B Glover Jr., John EB Glover : vs } JUDGMENT sr., and J B Glover Jr., Admin- | 4 oo te ed at j h istrator of the estate of } C M Jenkins j Mrs J B Glover Sr. } This cause coming on to be heard upon an anpeal of R ] b A : I pp L Gilbert, AL This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the Hon- Sims, and T M Halyburton from the refusal oi the Re A | i laly n th fus s the Recorders fou 7} — ha’ ; . : al rt of Iredell orable W F Harding, Judge holding the Courts of the fifteenth Judicial Dis- | vounty to re-tax the bill of cost and tax the sum of $25.0¢ | t ux ‘i 00 in said b . . ica eto . 7 d bill of trict, and presiding at the January ‘erm of Iredell sounty Superior Court, cost as provided by law, and being heard, the Court overrul t i ’ , neara, ti es the moti A , . ‘ ; on and and it appearing to the Court that the parties to the above entitled ac- the said ij Gilbert A] sims and ‘| 7 lalvburt c 9 ry ; hn |] tibert, 4 1, sims and 1 li Halyburton except and apnea th . - } Po] 1 to the tion have settlem@ the facts in dispute as follows: SupBeme Court. Notice of appeal waived in open Court Appes n j , Cc pI wai n - Appeal bon ixec 7 } PP 4 : re _ ond fixed at hat the plaintiff is entitled to recover of the defendants J wt9O. or to comply with the statute. ‘he appellant is allowed 30 days in = ” <- e . i ‘ a his Glover Jr., and J B Glover Jr., Administrator of the estate of lirs J B Glov ich to serve case on anneal; the apnellee is allowed 15 days t) fi - } ; é — er Sr.,the sum of $2,450.00, together with interest on this amount from and in which to file exceptions or serve countercase, ° ] t Ba: after e lst day of February, ; re e entered against i el J slover Jr., and J Giover Jr., ninistartor € e of iirs « F Harding Judge P 4 ee . ; ss Judge Presiding d Giover Sr., for the sum of $2,450.00, with interest 6n is a t The Aas on end eka? consist of +h 2 s a o 2 ns t he oricin warrant and af- 2 : 4 , ; — ” inal warrant and af from and after the lst day of ruary, . fidavit fr or which said varrant wae oo mee Re +}, east = " : . _— “S assued; the /udgment of the Recorders Therefore, it is ordered, ad ec ecre t le- Court; the bill of cost: the motion of + said 237) A Q U \ 4 ne sai - 2 rid ert, A ims en, eceiver f the rst 2 a f e 2 c ‘ i es y r of and T falyburton to re-tax the bill of cost before th lere +) 2 slore lie necor 16Y $ ne the ie en i: nts a x1 over dIPe ° and a i x. over Jf. 9 ir istry ator I e jud ant f the 2order overnnitne #re * . Juesnent of the -ecorcer overruling the motion; the tude ent of this Court ‘ * , + Sth interest — estate of lirs . Glover Sr., 6 SUM OF YH, os evune? We Bosses sustaining the Court below. or overruling + , & 4 7 4 VO J “ OV ru ? moti vy) + o- ’ g ne motion Oo re-tax, on : rom and after the lst 2 f bruary, . > + Ly £ fe arding It is further ordered, 1c ire nd e é 4 it e nd ra rea 5 + ge Presiding recover e costs of this actior to be ze r ‘ ertor rt of Iredeil inty. a+) Y ‘ - . I ss de Ay Y) e ] ‘ for irt 49 € 12% f ebr r 2 il ia f I ’ Tredell ounty 7 @ anuary erm i 134 lcago Portrait Co., ( ing Judge ing the irts of the vs t tfteenth Jyndicial strict J G willer & H V Furches } Jonsented to: his cause coming to be heard heft : ; r lover Jr. vom’ng on to be heard before the undersigned Judge ean.” at the January ‘ex } i ee { I ty nd it ay earing tia the Jourt that the Sunreme mane ae i ‘ourt ey ; , ‘ v f 7LOVEOP Je AGM Col ; Of or } ar ~ na hae afeas — . ‘ Adm ae dee 4 - > T R ny ov c - 4 As A LrPmed the aec Lsion of the superior Court sd . © Of BFS dd if zLOVeEr Ore upon an appeal thereto by : Panton’ : ‘ ealcoim (Car = ‘endants, and a copy of said opinion has ; —_—— ee s-torney for the plaintiff. . been certified to thi ~4 S Court m th ’ ™ ' 1 rt from the Supreme Court of llorth Carolinas Le 2B, 4 f , ereiore, ordered and adjudged that this case be, and the same is hereby affirme an the +} 1 n the ‘ Liirmed and that the plaintiff have judgment agai st defendants, in accor ince with the desision of the Supreme Court. Y Harding Judge Presiding “99() North Carolina, Iredell County. & Morrison Jr., vs IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Friday February 9, 19354 In the Superior Court Janyary Term 1934 Flake A Sherrill, Administartor 4 1 of J W Sherrill Sherrill, Admin Sherrill, 3 2 a ” an Ino o# 4 - anie™n, aT Ling a @ Jv@l AAT y to the court the i oO; 7 1 Or ely, 3 ervice o sum ons er 1 ‘er 7 ” = 9 s 4 Fa Ne ti f 4 ace Vv rec ri -e + + . ~ y ™ . ferm of +redell Vounty Superior Court,and j and Flake A ) strator of JL jf ) vause coming on to be heard before His Honor, J, BF ce . *e 1 -it appearing “int and summons were served on the defendant on 65, and th more than thirty days have e} psed since nd complaint and that the defendant has failed to ed re n é€ cause Vv come on 0 or aC laint of laintiff and the ; Y ro 7 ri ot cour no answer has been filed +14 we .- ; t C relief demanded, ’ ‘ Cy I rdere t 4 4, ea S O ( three o c $y) + mK r ‘ + ‘ 5A f- oe ce z oD i B &é ge c ) [re el] Y r > © 2 A € e 0 record 1 s I ord, er ‘ re - a Com Zz on r ¢ 2 ‘ 4 4 rec Y 7 I 2 ¢ ef t cost e Le i arding @ ing No, 108 State vs F E Brown No. 104 State vs Anderson Nash No. 102 State vs * John HK Gray Jr No. 91 State vs Rich Moore No. 72 state vs Jd W Freeze No. 12 State vs James Helms No. 71 State vs Ino Ay eldir pracy €.ain valcter wens s nsenry Hines 0. lO State vs Victor Ferguson .enneth Chambers J0€ Heath No, State vs > R Marlow Ho - Hate IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Friday February 9th, 1934 } : { } < CARNAL KNOWLEI ih A AA J OPHRATE SLOT MACHINES, The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Jack Joyner and waives bill of indictment and pleads guilty to operating slot machine, On motion of the Solicitor prayer for judgment con- tinued for two years on condition that the defendant pay the costs, CPERATE SLOT MACHINE The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guil ty to operating slot machine as charged in the bill of indictment, On motion of the Solicitor prayer for judgment con tinued for two years on condition shat the defendant pay the costs, OPHRATE SLOT MACHINE Continued by consent Airy MIU DN L 4 Nol Prosed with leave AT? oc , VINA a Lod'es MLVLING Defendant given until May ‘erm to pay fine. VIOLATION OF f IBIT Ai On motion of Solicitor e defendant is ailowed intil Ma er to pay fine id cost, DRUNK AND DIS( 7 is that the defendant be in- prisoned in the common jail of Irede1l County for a period of TiIKTY DAYS and assigned tox work on roads of State under control of the State Highway Conmis- sion as is provided by statute. Judgment of the Court + Alsi wri Continued under former order APF AIX nis HOV Continued under former order ND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR 1 AP “A! aNd wll Continued under former orcacer oT A True Bill. ; , a OpLA cree (Awwr2e firowtebhpe ¥ ‘ | 4S CA. yf Years 4 ete . Yal (10d UCL 62.72 trbur KN - 221 IN TH: SUPERIOR COURT 223 SECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Friday February 9, 1932 2 22 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, JANUARY TERM 1934 Friday February 9th, 1934 North Carolina, In the Superior Court i } } Iredell Count January Term 1934 Q oe ae y North Carolina, In the Superior Court Federated Textiles, Incorporated . a hii ’ p j Iredell County. January Term 1934 | | vs j JUDGMENT ae | - ‘ j im F Hardi udge a : | Mooresville Shirt Corporation. ) To His Honor, Wm F i BE, Judge residing: ‘a } A : ; Solicitor of this th 5th Judicia isi . | This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge 1) ae the 16th Judicial Dieteiet of : respectfully report to the Court the nave at ti ae Presiding at the January Term, 1934, of Superior Court ‘for Iredeil County North Carolina, resp y Pp e Court that I nave at this term WT | ° ‘ ’ 1 j ; Pliage . i g p ted and examined to th e ; ) bh North Carolina, and being heard upon an appeal from an order of John L of the Superior Court inspec nd examined to the best of my ability the 1 oo ae ; @ : ‘ and m t of the of the Clerk che Supe C ‘L2holland, Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, ee rere oF a oe ve ; : y « Ae) ( zs ty} gaid fr ¥ Nd) +e r th oO} ie a dismissing the motion of P Dillon in the above entitled cause; of Iredell County, and I find the said office t e conducted by the Clerk, hy ! - annes \ H h Milhol] 1a most highly ommendable, bus‘tness 1i _e And if appearing to the Court, and the Court finding as a matter et eer ores See. See 7 ne ee a Tow. 4 ie ‘ e ; . fent manz and in accordan i the laws governing : "egulatty of law, that the Clerk of Superior Court had jurisdiction and should have ns eee, S "oe si . e oe ™ | \, rF ‘ yn iA 2 rat q eo / heard said motion upon its merits; ee SHRENES AER CRMERSSOERTEOR Of GRIE OF SION, re 8 ‘ : f ft is, therefore, ordered, adjudrzed and decreed that this cause eb V Long - , Solicitor e and the same is hereby re nanded to John } ] Vis (7 rk CHa? . — ‘ J J oh Milholland, Clerk of Superior Approved: irt of Ire 1 County, for hearing wiles - im F Harding ! Judge Presiding we F Harding ” . Judge Presiding or +] ar ina Tn he Snuner4 ‘6 . I 1¢@ Superior Court Ye > 7 , +--<9 ele inty. January Term, 1934 y ercis tors, Corporation ( Vs f m oore rt I ration } Paue e coming on e near efore the undersigned Judge Pre- iding y ¢ € € . . 1 ertior rt for redell You ty, lorth ar ina r he ty ‘rT 5 na y ~~ ar ¢ 5 z , ; rif e i mon in , eal y an order of John 4 nd eY Oo antan e oo rior rt for ede inty, dismissing the we OS Ss on e€ above entitled action, ‘+ rin, int, ¢ e Court finding as a matter ft’ the e! ’ “ ¢ rt i I diction nd should have . n n er’ bs; is, bherefor red. adi ' ’ er ore, ordered, adjud ed and decreed that this cause and t e sti e San sma he, . ’ : . ~ ere YY re} an 16a LO JON? £ } . if 4 nly ° o ’ t -lholland, Clerk of Sup erior Court { Irede Jounty mi Harding Judge Presiding. 225 yorTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. Dp. Ae Rendleman, Receiver of the First National Bank of Statesville, H. Gs NON-SUTT AS TO - SILLS. eee ow eee Ve A. C. Crouch, C. D. Crouch, F, G. Deaton, Mrs. F. Ge Deaton and Fred R. Sills. Comes now the plaintiff in the above entitled cause and a yoluntarily submits to judgment as of non-suit as to the defendant Fred R. Sills: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged that this action be, and the same is hereby, nonesuited and dismissed as against the defendant This the lst day of Sentember, 19355. Malcolm Cameron Kttorney for the Plaintiff. ee teit th te st < eR Aa - — —_ — North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County. ‘utler Brothers, Incorporated } vs | Ji e vv ’ ew ° ss . te Gol stein, an individual } tradi & as Dixte Sales Company i ‘his cause coming on be heard before the unders'gned 4 Jler f 1é iperior Yourt, and ‘t appear o the urt that summons was se ton ¢) . — — 19%%. an he 10 unsw rved on th defendant on the 24th day f June, 19535, ind hat no unswer has bee sa . az : . ia . > + . . { ‘Oe ee leds; that the defendant 1s indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $254.60 with ‘ Vn iteres} fro July 12, 1932, inmtil paid. It is, therefore, ynmsidered, ordered adjudged that the recover of the defendant the sum of $254.60 with interest from July ;74 . . .* “6, and for the cost of this action. This 29th day of January, 1054. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Vourt Iredell County. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT TREDELL COUN REFORE THE CLERK. ay . D. A. Rendleman, Receiver of the First National Bank of Statesville, N. Ce, Ve JUDGMENT LY DEFAULT FINAL. vr. L. Early, J. A. Early and D. 0. Cowan. ee ee 08 #8 28 08 88 6F to be heard, and being heard, before tig Honor John L. Miltholilana € Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday , .e Sth day of February, 1954, and it avnearing to the Court that the T Wanlx f 1 ‘ 3 wan w . L. Early, « { y an O. Cowan were personally served with day of January, 1934, and a copy he eC uly ve f'3 was @i ved on the defendants n the mplaint alleces +}. - wnat stve 94 94.96 34 8e* $424, te de ch Te CMe MAR AKRAM nnn , MNCs ne MA 71 “4 De sn Monday, %e* Lt anpearin And it further appearing to the Court that this action is instituted to recover of the defendants the sum of $352.27 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from December 24, 1931, upon a cone tract whereby the defendant Geo. F. Massey bought of the plaintiff goods during the year of 1931 in the amount of $788.27, and that the defendant Geo. F. Massey paid a total of $436.00 on the said account leaving @ palance due of $352.27 as of December 24, 1931. And it further appeare ing to the Court that the defendant D. L. Morrow, by contract of guaranty aranteed the payment of the above account by the Massey. And it further appearing & tl ort that the defendants have not filec an answer within the time allowed * aw and that the plaintiff tgs entitled to a judgment oy the plaintiff - oJ hn L. Miin Clerk of the of Iredell Se deRh St ot Pho hd hed tahoe of “— 20. ne 00.9690 20 B60 O6 9¢_ 5030.8 se, ot 8 EE EEE ES te ie IEE SMS Rie Ee e, Model A. elivery and delivered ffs in the amu f $196.39 Tt is, therefore, c nsidered, ordered and adjudged that the olaintiff recover of the defendant $196.39 with interest from April 12, 1939 and that the automobile set zea by the Sheriff and now in the possession of the nlaintiff be ndemned and sold and the proceeds after such sale be anplied on said judgment and thst the car be sold at the courthouse door in Statesville, Iredell County, on March 5th, 1934, at twelve o'clock Noon. Defendants to be taxed with the cost. This 12th day of February, 1354. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court SESE I Slotted Med tbat Mad, Sad eRe aad facta fae aS food a *, REDON OTE OTESE TG TRE TERE aoe TEI ee 9 SEED ET TATE as a TENET S SESE SR North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk. J Pit ° yar ? é r : 2 o > ’ ‘ . $9 ¢ Y . 4 + ‘ } L > t e re he aer a erk 4} 142 we ~~ * . . A * vy ear r \+ f the vlaint f at ne vod n S 1a De ] 51 reur ’ * - } ] l ‘y non-suit in the above tle otiony ] 1 iy° + « 7 » + » e 4 ¥ © Us ave ne ther anoear , erear + f ‘ ver f y) 3 fits f er ¢ rel ¥ nad t rone ring { ct Tt i na the $y $ . + . ‘ bnat & ‘ y n-S ub ve ter: n- 8 ae wall tT ? , f , . 4 ” ‘ Sa 7 3 7 e 4 , : = 1ePeOy, aa ired and decreea that tne . ¢ A ( ‘ he are erebny ceed & * i i aati di 1 . = . 7 nib ae “a ons , Oy A tvaxed wW n iit costs 4 7 . " } ’ . ‘ ” , . Li epruarv A I I j 34. nL. iii] land : “" - ler T Simertor court — 229, NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court, TREDELL COUNTY. pefore the Clerk. eeee ba creeseawaeeteensaee sss ** evosveer? eevee? Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of i Raleigh. ‘ -vs- . Judgment confirming sale ¢, He Alexander and wife, Elsie Alexander, . and C. Pe Alexander unmarried. > a eaevenssees oee se eeerer re eee ee This cause coming on to ve heard before the under sined Clerk of th Superior Court of Tredell County, on February 2, 1934, upon the report of E. M. Land Commissioner, f1 led herein on January 22, 1054, + and being heard and it appearing to the Court that the land described in the complaint and in the judgment tn this cause wus Ss ld ty said © mnissioner at the Court House door in tatesville, N. C. on the 22 day yf January 1954, after cue advertisement in accorcance with the said decree, when and where the Atlant’c Joint Stock Land Pank of fh: leich, became the last and highest pidder in the sum of #1700.00, end that no increase bid hss been filed within the time allowed wy law and that the purchaser stands reacy to comply with the terms f its bid, and it rther appear the court that the sa sale was open and fair at d that the “ice bid for d land s fair, e Court find'’ng all ol fore facts to be truet- It erefor dered and reed that tne i sale and r t thereof ve s is nereby 1! respec anproved and f'rmed and that the said Cormissioner v6 i he is ré thorized, empower id d* rected, ment to hi { 1700.00, to ex te an liver to the At] tc Joint § ek L c of aleigh, corporation, orfun zea created & é t 7 under & ’ stro¢ 1 Act Conrress she ted States, America, © e "Federal Farm Loan Act® with its principal office “ne 51 ce of business a unt aleish, rth C a, the vure ry deed ve ne 1 decertbed in the jucement iis c e, in fee ple. It ts further orderec ant cr ( “oceeds f said sale the C ssioner shall psy st s action, togetner ss er's iss } b oa Hat m fro ember 4, ive Wit, t+ ore at the rat f x e n e m irom K , ’ f A Ly, »y + an > 2 &) ‘ 4 er ‘ ) ° xe r nN rs oU an 1931, 10 € ru nterest t the rate f six ve cent from July 12; 1935, f insurance Dremlum adv: 1, to th alintiff to be credited dvanced, anc to pay ene balance & Judgment in this cause. 230 231 It is further ordered and decreed that the Defendants y , C. H. Alexander and wife Elsie Alexander, and C. P. Alexander, be ang are NORTH CAROLINA |} nereby forever barred of any interest or any further redemption from sata IN Ti SUPERIOR CouRT IREDELL COUNTY } lands. This the day and year first above written. W. E. Webb, Trustee, and J. B. Roach, } | \ J. M. Deaton Estate by Fred H. Deaton | John L. Milholland and Frank Deaton, Administrators, W.E. { Clerk of the Superior Court for Iredell Webb, individually, L. B. Bristol, aA. WwW, County, North Carolina, Bunch, Fred Lowrance, H. P. Grier, Jr. } and C. A. Stearns, PLAINTIFIS, JUDGMENT NON-SUIT, be -Vse t. ° + North Carolina, In the Superior Court D. L, Raymer, Trustee, and Osborne Brown, Iredell County, Before the Clerk DEFENDANTS. American Hardware Corporation, } Ruseel and Erwin Division, a { Corporation, } Th! — TIT A Tm | ‘ | j rivi t4 | ut TY ji ry hes , 2%. ) i . ; o. . ‘ nf’ TT ; ry - vs d ' ‘ so J iis Honor John L. Milholland, Cler f the Sunerior Court of Iredell County, ; + eayt) a nije eCTruPrine 9 5 $ + Lyne 4 ate +} + 1 ~ : +24 Po , : . i. aoe . ioe bieceboaiat and it appearing to the Court that the nlsintiffs and cet tS nave come ‘ nw, ‘ ROMNnAY + ~ ” ' on } ~ Jae ’ s om 3 + - — + _ ~ <* 2 4*<¢ ; + } + ) , . 3 ronised and settled all matters of ifference hs the 8 he Hie no} am’ no 4 + } ¢ ‘ 7 7 £ } $4 118 cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before the under- — Lb . ettlement and comprom tse ive e rr ts t r r appear ~ ’ 2p } Sena PTT tT r to 9 ‘ ‘ , m .} Signed Clerx of the Superior Court of Irede} County. North Carolina, on this + - ° 26 _ “a A ix is zs to | rt that the YHLaintifi id b ead Wi st { s re ‘ ; a thon , & ruary , +, On motion of e Attorheys, s and Dearman, for ‘i ‘ aia : ; “ — vourt, C n mot f Grier, J er t s, Attor S r é Y Yr } »Y) t r sfaownl + $ ¢ ana a 4 Ay +ha ft Lb» Pr gu ent y @iault nals: 1 ft anne aring to e Court that niet + ra) a + ‘ a — ° 4 Pe a4 wae oe a aad v Tis, that vilS A bi dTi i = . Ue ‘ ons &8 issuea on é¢l ecemoer, YOO3 tnat sumnons as returnable as rovided ie one ° ; ~ . i © siaer *€ by law: that é wm 105%. tha nlatntiee 8544 & Bs ‘ian 4 : 2 ’ . ’ ’ : by r at on : ecemoey ivoo, the plaintiff filed a duly verified Compakint . I $ + cai the vio! wxrier, J yner ar rtness, Att eys laint By ‘ e oupertior rt of ltredeil County, anding a sum certain ’ E he ' da . — 5 7 Pa 4 2 he «< e é r ° C 7 € tr vw 1A Yn ; + o “» G S §& U As rie 1e on € sounts t a copy of the su Ins, together with a +ova- e. vaxe +h ¢ nO s Cou al a ; isi ° vourt copy oi the com 1int as served on the defends m 2) seals 1933: that on ni 1 ‘ idan On <l Vecember 1955; ” s T 79 JO ry. 9 ‘ € f inerior urt of Tredell Sou ty ranted an ens ~ 1% , , > : . J hh be de 4 Y “A+ C —_, t 4 € , e ellen S to ead: enhat 7¢ is Tr ered, —= > ~~ = > Us ri 4 a Le € 5 A ‘ . 1074 - , t de owed 1 1 9 February, 1934, in , ae ae e S rs j earing to e Court that the time ed wi a Oe eT Sese se 36 496 $4 S036 St 56 St 50 St de St St 86 Ee oe Ee SE 9t oe oe Ot ee Sete See SESE SESESE IESE SESE Se SHERI SESE € Y . f ‘ saa ‘ aad ine FOE Oe oe SCE OE OI. OE I OR SR RIOR ACR RR RRR RRR a A a Co r AA LABS a er, rrer, or other g " 2 on p .* +) € y + 4 - + é e defendant; 1 it appearing to the Court that ™ “ NOYrty (C ) intiff e ibited { ed 7 + 3 ve Varc na i 4 account, sued on in this action: that there apnesrs rad a ; + n ds ction; at Irede a Cs inty In the Superior Court. pe ie yx e > ; Son —_— . . . y v © - Lon € sum of wo Anared ortveseven dollars and Ww 4 Snare a oa . AN 22 4 ; : P ; > R 4 ce f eo ee 8 (247.55), together with interest hereon at the rate of six - Burger int ~ } - A set DELO sg 7 ot aT : q JIL ESN r I Jel cover o e defendant the sum of m™ ile a antes ‘ ~ Sum or two iundred Borty-seven Dollars and thirty three cents Te ) bLoret er ‘+ Sn ry ; cent ’ " afverest thereon at the rate of six per _ This suit coming on for hearing upon the verified 6; per annum from ie 3 Julvy 1072 ™ t 6 3 LY PO LL pa id, and the costs of this ac tion, peties si at , | - om and bond and motion of the defendant above named for an order to be taxed by the Clerk of . "= erring this suit from the Superior Court of Iredell County to the Ln1s on John L Milholland . Clerk Superior Cour continued on page #232 232 United States District Court for the Western District of North Carolina; and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has filed its petition fop such removal in due form of law, and that defendant has given Plaintiff due and legal notice thereof, and it a pvearing to the Court that this ig a proner cause for removal to said District Courts NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby ordered and ad judged that said netition and bond be, and the same are hereby accented and approved and it is hereby further ordered and adjudged that this eause be, and the same ‘is hereby removed from the Suverior Court of Iredell) County to the United States District Court for the Western District of North Carolina, and the Clerk of this Court is hereby directed to make up the record ‘n said suit for transmission to said District Court forthe with, as recuired by the Acts of Congress. ng orcer siened in onen court, this m 20th ca July, 1933. Jonn L. {ilholland Clerk of tne Sunerfor Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, eens Bee BET RE ETT ETE TEES ~ a a RE W ~" h f 4 ¥ North Ca a In the Superior Court Iredell Count eon s “ wi e SIk s, Oley, Exe ecutor } se ” P» ere: ¢ } re } Jud ment vo { ALLACE | nis caise comin n to be heard and being heard vetore his *.* Tat Y $93 - : Pr, dvonn L, Lh lliand, Jlerk of the “uncrior Court, and Lt f ¢ 4 he court that , ; ‘ ° . , 5 n = © at the defendant 1s indebted to the plaine tiff's teatator 1; © a 6 ol 6200. for money Lorrowed upon 4 ne- ble te snd that said sum ts past due and owed to the plaintiff. t is, leréefore, c¢ sidered, ordered and ad judged oy c ent { Scott and Collier, Attor eys for the nlatntiff and John le llace, Att ey for defendant, that the plaintiff recover of the crendant the sum of $6200, with Interest at the rate of six ver cent er annum f t ist dey of March, 1934, wntil paid and that the defendant be taxed wit vie cost of this action, continued on page # 2535 233 It is further ordered that no execution shall issue on this judgment provided the defendant makes the interest payments thereon quarterly until July 1, 1957, and that he vay to the plain- tiff the sum of $400. semi-annually to be applied on the principal, on January 1st and July lst of each of the years 1935 and 1936 and on January lst, 1957, and that he pay the balance of the judsment then remaining on July lst, 1957. This suspension of issuing ex- ecution shall immediately terminate uvon the death of the defendant or his being adjudicated a bankrupt, placed in receivership or upon his failure to take care of the ad valorem taxes on his property withe in fifteen days after being advertised wy the Sheriff or uny other lawful otficer of Iredell County. This 6th day of March, 1934. “ John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court We consent heretos Scott & Collier Attorneys for Plaintiff ohn W. Walla ce Attorney for Defendant © ~ o se a * ae se see . ** ~~ a1 ee a, ee 2 ed St. Sete Ot Ot ott West SRSSESEIRIEESETESETESE | TMIRTISESHIMIEGEIEESRAESHHRHE | SH bSbieshindt tHeshiess dette tee et IRENE HEE: T 4 ° ** Shy q f + 4- 74 vom h. liorrison, trading — ‘ i . P) nad Goins business as Fourth Creek Dairy Farm of llon-suit tf = ‘2 R q Ve De ovencer ee Oe ee a4 a > c ct This cause coming on to he heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the parties have compromised and settled the mtters of difference between them, and under the terms of the settlement the Defendant, C. B. Spencer and wife, have execute: and delivered to the Plaintiff, John R. Morrison, a note in the auount of two Undred and + . ‘ : d's . sured ‘undred and ten dollars and nine cents ($210.09), secured by a Chattel Mortgages that the Plaintiff John Kk. Morrison has accepted continued on page # 2354 to “I t 234 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1934 Monday March 12th, 1934 the note and Cha*tel Nortzage as full and complete settlement of pj North Carolina, In the Superior Court 8 cause of action against the Defendant, C. B. Spencer, and desires + Iredell County. March Term 1934 rc 0 take a nonesuit in this action. Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for It is, therefore, considered ordered and adjudged the State and County aforesaid, on the 12th day of March, 1934, the same that the Plaintiff take a voluntary non-suit, and pay the cost of this being the lst Monday after the lst Monday in March, 1934, when and where His action; it is further considered ordered and adjudged that the Defend. Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fifteenth zim@t ant's bondsmen, The United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company, be Sodietal District, Spring Term 1934, is present and presiding, at this term discharged. —— for civil cases only. ils the 7 Ma 93 : This the 7 March, 1934, By order of the Court the jurors were not swnmonsed to attend Court until Tuesday Morning, and the day was devoted to hearing motions, 488 - John L. Milholland : : at 4 Allison Admrx vs Hall Hosiery Co. -- Conti d Clerk of the Suvertor Uemiee Mary A A y e C nued under former order ,661- In Re: Caveat, Will Alonzo Reid#-- Continued 739- L O White et al vs Sterling Flour Mills Inc- Continued under former orde -815- C L Rhyne et al vs Rhyne Drug Co-- Continued under former order \862- First National National Bank vs Imperial Furn Mfg Co. Continue@ under P a former order ‘896- J Fred Thompson ak, vs Sun Indemnity Co -- Continued ‘905- C A Kyles et, ms Moore-Kyles Chev Co. -- Continued under former order North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term, 1934 Federated Textiles, Incorporated | vs 1 JUDGMENT Yooresville Shirt Corporation : This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, \m Ff Harding, Judge Presiding, upon the appeal and exceptions of the movant, P M Dillon, and being heard, and the attorney for the movant, P M Dillon, and the at- torneys for the Mooresville Shirt Corporation and the Sheriff of Iredeli County, stated in open court that the cause should be heard and the judg- ment of the Court rendered based upon the findings of fact by John L Mil- holland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County: The Court being of the opinion that the Sheriff should not be required to deliver the property of the Mooresville Shirt Corporation to the movant, P M Dillon, affirms the judgment of the Clerk of the Superior Court, Wm F Harding Judge Presiding From the above judgment the movant, P M Dillon, excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. dot ce of appeal given in open Court, Furth notice waived. Appeal bond fixed at $75.00. a It 1s agreed that the findings of fact and judgment of the Clerk o the Superior Court and the judgmont of this Court shall constitute the case appeal to the Supreme Court. Wim F Harding Judge. _ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 19354 Monday March 12th, }954. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. N A Beaver and A J Beaver, Executors of L A Beaver, N A Beaver, Individually, A J Beaver, Individually, Charlie Boston, and others, Plaintiffs. vs JUDGMENT Mrs Rose Klutz, Mr John Albright, Mrs Bes&ie Honeycutt, Mr William Morgan, and Others, Defendants. This cause coming on to be heard at the March Term, 1934, of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding, and being heard upon the complaint filed by the plaintiffd and the severa} answere filed by the defendants and it appearing to the Court that the defendants have all been served with process and that they have filed answers and that no material issue of facts has been raised by said answers, but that the facts set forth fn the plaintiff@" complaint are admitted and it appearing to the Court that this 1s an action brought by N A Beaver and A J Beaver, as Executors of L A Beaver, de- ceased, together with certain other petitioners, in which the Executors of L A Beaver ask the Court to instruct them as to how to disburse and distribute the funds of said estate upon a final settlement under the will of L A Beaver. The Court finds as a matter of law, upon the pleadings, that the legacies mentioned in the second paragraph of said will to Mary Jane Albright, William Albright and John Albright for a 1/6 portion each of the property therein described, are void by reason of the fact that the said William Al- bright, John Albright and Mary Jane Albright were each and all of them dead from eleven to thirty-five years before the execution of said will, in which they are named as beneficiaries and that they are not related by blood to the testator and for that reason, the legacies are void and the Court so finds. The Court further finds that there is no residuary clause in said will and that the 3/6 parts represented by the void legacies pass under the law of distribution as in case of intestacy. T har t is, therefore, ordered by the Court that the legacies to John Albright, ‘/illiam Albright and Mary Jane Albright are void and of no effect and that in the distribution of said estate, the Executors, after paying the debts and costs of administration, disburse and divide the net estate as fol- lows: 1 t} . Me therect = 911 Beaver, 1/6 thereOf to A J Beaver Jay ee othe an among the following, to-wit: t d i % a Bea > r ; . a and Charite em Ay ver Umberger, Ray Beaver Cornelius, © H Beaver s suas Cae be divided among the heirs-at-law and distrubtees of L ; under the intestate laws, as if there were no will. ix XIuxfurkhar IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1954 Monday March 12th, 1954 It is further ordered that the petitioners pay the costs of this action out of the assets of said estate. This March 18th, 1954 Wm F Harding Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning March 13th, 1934 at 9:50 O'clock. JUDGE PRESID 238° IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1934 Tuesday March 13th, 1934 This Honorable Court convened according to adjournment Tuesday Morning March 13th, 1954 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors of this term of Court for civil cases, toswit: R W White, Fc McAuley, C D Dagenhardt, J KM Fesperman, J T Nicholson, EH Stutts, W Prees Sharpe, R L Levan, Claude Howard, Geo B Campbell, B B Brotherton, DA Guffey, F B Elliott, L iE Hayes, G W Baity, L W Hicks, C E Fraley, J M Rash, R A Clanton,& A M Deal, The following were excused, R H Troutman, A L Mills, F L Helms and G C Shinn. State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell #dna Sloan Saver { vs i LSsSUE:AS Fred Shaver Y Jury sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. “ere the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident and citizen of the Vounty of tredell andiState of North Carolina for more than two years prior to the commemcement of this action? Answer: Yes S. Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart for more then two vonsecutive years next preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell ‘dna Sloay Shaver { vs { JUDGMENT Fred Shaver { This cause coming on to be heard ahd being heard in the regular March term of Iredell Superior Court 1954, before his Honor, Honorable ’ F Harding, Judge Presiding, and the jury, they jury having answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff as appears in the record in this case: It is therefore ordered, adjudged, decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Edna Sloan ti IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1934 | Tuesday March 13th, 1934 | Shaver, and the defendant, Rred Shaver, be and the same are hereby dissolvad and the said Edna Sloan Shaver is hereby granted aniabsolute divorce from the defendant, Fred Shaver. It further appearing to the Court from the duly verified complaint in this cause that the plaintiff, Edna Sloan Shaver, desires to abandon the name of her husband and to take her maiden name of Edna Shaver and to be hereafter known as Edna Sloan instead of Edna Sloan Shaver. It is there- sae ordered, adjudged, and decreed by the Court that the name of Kdna Sloan Shaver be and the same is changed, and the name of the said Edna Sloan Shave hereafter shall be Edna Sloan, It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the costs of this action be taxed against the plaintiff. Wm F Harding Judge Presiding and holding the Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District North Caroliga In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term, 1934 im M Shoemaker I vs ! JUDGMENT Metropolitan Life Insurance Company } This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge pre- siding at the March 1054 term of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard upon the statement of facts agreed to by the plaintiff and defendant in this action, and counsel for the plaintiff hav- ing stated in open Court that he is of the opinion that the plaintiff should not recover in this action, that he is willing for a judgment ad- Verse to the plaintiff to be entered in this cause; And it appearing from the agreed statement of facts and the state- ments of counsel for the plaintiff and the defendant thet the plaintiff is not entitled to recover in this action; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged and considered that the Plaintiff recover nothing in this action and that he be taxed with the costs, Wm F Harding Hudge Presiding ee. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1954 Tuesday March 15th, 1934 Pursuant to order of Court the Sheriff of Catawba County summonsed and returned into Court the names of the following men to serve as jurors in case of FANNIE K GROOME VS CITY OF STATESVILLE, to-wit: Walter Raymond Payne, Marvin 0 Yount, A Ray Hewett, Clifton i Hilton, Clay Bradley Houck, John B Ellisour, Carl Shaw, Pinkney L Mauney, Krudger P Shook, R Lee Smyre, Hoyle C Setzer, Odell D Benfield, E Euell Boyd, Charles F Barger, W Eugene Delinger, Charles H Meadows, E W Cody, Thos D Crockett, J J Willard, Edward Locke, Robert V Moss, C Lester Flowers, Ernest Bowman, Zohn Robert Weaver, J Asbury Bumgarner, being sick did not appear. No. 727 { Fannie K Groome } vs i City of Statesville From the above special venire the following were selected to serve as jurors, to-wit: Walter Raymond Payne, A hay Hewett, Clifton £ Hilton, Slay Bradley Houck, Carl Shaw, Pinkney L Mauney, Krudger P Shook, k Lee Smyre, Hoyle C Setzer, Qdell D Benfield, Charles F Barger, W Eugene Deilinger, sworn and empanelled. %¥ Cody was chosen and sworn as the 13th Juror. Pending trial the court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning March 14th, 1954 at 9:30 O'clock, aemmenseengiiie pli. JUDGE PR —— IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1954 Wednesday March 14th, 1954 (This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning March 14th, 1954 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business. No. 727 Fannie K Groome } vs ) city of Statesville 4 Te evidence in this case taken up and continued through the entire day. Pending trial the Court takes a recesses This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning 4 tt. hug IDGE BRST] G / March 15th, 1934 at 9:50 O'clock, t spa TT *T ) o i as ft i IN THE SUPEKIOR COURT MARCEH TERM 1954 Thursday March 15th, 1954 This Honors le Court tenvenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning March 15th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispabch of business, lorth Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Merchants °: Farmers Bank of Statesville, Nobpth Carolina vs JUDGMENT > —_—_—>_ Oo Isidore Wallace and R L Reavis This cause coming on to be heard before Hiis Honor, WF llarding, Judge Presiding at the March Term of Superior Court in Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff's action is based on a note ex. ecuted by the defendants on the 28th day of March, 1933, for $2050. with interest from June 27th, 1933; that the defendant, Isidore Wallace did not answer the complaint of the plaintiff md that judgment has been entered against him for the amount of the indebtedness; that summons was served on IL Reavis and an answer was filed by him denying primary liability on said note, and setting wp the defense of suretyship or secondary liability and ‘t appearing to the court that the defendant R L Reavis, from his pleadings {s liable on said note as surety thereon ami the parties having a greed that “y 4. ‘ } 4 iClly a ve ent v ered accordingly. “4 . LS, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudred that the plain- ;‘fr . . 'y . +} 4 ? - . + o c . . tiff recover of the defendant, L keavis, the sum of (32050, with interest from the Oth danvy — ara , E iMie a - ° ‘ » . : rl ale eft lay of June, 1933, and that he and his codefendant be taxed with the cost of this action and that the liability f R L Reavis is that ‘ety and sec ndary to the judgment entered by the Clerk aga lr st his Vin F ard ing Judge Presiding naymer iaymer A$Ztorneys for platntiff Scott Collier Attorneys for def: ndant, KR L Kkeavis North Carolina, In the Superior Court ai vil wu pVO LO. \u 4 redell County. William J Edwards, by ‘ext Friend, WK Edwards o ~ —_ << ” ) JUDGMENT Mrs A Sherrill } This . 18s om? ~ + 1015 cause com ng on to be heard at the January Term, 1934, of 7 } Qrann v ._ 4 ‘ Iredell Superior Court before rig fonor, wr OF arding, Judge, and being heard upon the evide r ‘tr a tnt : nee of the witnesses introduced and examined in this cause and IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 2493 MARCH TERM 1934 Thursday March 15th 1934 4t appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is a minor under the age of eiasty-one years and that on or about the 9th day of October, 1933, an automobile owned by one, Simons Boyd, in which, or on which, the plaintiff was riding west allong Walnut Street, in the City of Statesville, collided with an automobile owned by Mrs A K Sherrill and then being driven south on Race Street by her son, Ak Sherrill, Jr. and it appearing that the plaintiff, who was a high school student, was injured as a result of said collision and the Court having examined into the facts and testimony of the case and it being made to appear to the Court from the evidence of Dr Asburn who attended the said plaintiff that his injurtes were not per- manemt or severe and that he has entirely recovered from the said injuries and is not permanently injured or disfigured and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have arreed to settle all matters of @ife ference between the plaintiff and the defendant «rowing out of said cole lision and that the defendant has agreed to pay to the plaintiff the sum of $180.00 and the court costs of this action in full settlément for all damages arising out of the said transaction; fhe Court finds as a fact that the said settlement is not injurious or unreasonable, but that if is for the best interests of the minor plaine tiff to make such settlement and that the interests of the minor will be promoted thereby. It is, thereupon, ordered am adjud:ed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of {180.00 in full complete satisfaction and dis- charge of all damages arising out of the said collision. It is further ordered that the defendant pay the court costs, to be ‘taxed in this action, by te Clerk of this Court. This March 13th, 193 Wim F "Narding Judge Presiding at ‘arch Term No.727 } rannie i Groome ) vs | City of Sts ,e8s i > J O ne satesvi lle } : This case taken up and continued through the entire dayme- rending trial the court takes a wecess until Friday lMorning. JUDGE PRESIDING Ro OR ee ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1934 Friday March 16th, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morning March 16th 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 727 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term 1934 Fannie K Groome § vs ISSUES City of Statesville { 1. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. If so, did the plaintiff by her own negligence contribute to her injury as alleged in the answer? Answer: No. 5S. What damages, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: Seven Thousand- five hundred ($7500.00) Dollars North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, 1934 Van B Lakins, plaintiff { vs { ITSSvVES ’ Lucile Harvey Lakins, defendant {| Jury sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant inter-marry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 9 «» Have plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for two consecutive years immediately prior to the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes oe Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for two years inmediately preceeding the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 9g / IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 245 MARCH TERM 1934 Friday March 16th, 1934 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term 1934 van B Lakins, plaintiff j ve } JUDGMENT Lucile Harvey Lakins, Defendantz } This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard by his Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding, and a jury, at the March Term 1934, Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, and the following issues having been submitted to, and answered by the jury, to-wit: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant inter-marry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for two consecutive years immediately prior to the commencement of this ac- tion as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 3. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for two years immediately preceding the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes IT IS THEREFORE, CONSIDERED, ORDEEED 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. Let the cost in this action be paid by the plaintiff. This the 13th day of March, 1954. Wm F Harding Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term 1954 John D Perdue and Malcolm Cameron, administartors of the estate of Raymond R Perdue, de- ceased employee, Plaintiffs. - PRO FORMA JUDGMENT State Board of Equalization, self-insurer, Statesville Graded “chools, non-insurer, employers, Defendants. << — SS a The above entitled cause coming ont to be heard before the under- Signed Judge of Superior Court, presiding over the March, 1934 Term of Ire- dell County Superior Court, upon motion of attorneys for the plaintiffs, John D Perdue and Malcolm Cameron, administrators of Raymond k Perdue, de- Ceased, for judgment in accordance with the opinion of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, filed on January 24, 1934, affirming the judgment of this IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1934 Frdday March 16th, 1934 Court, which was entered by His Honor Wilsom Warlick at the May, 1938, Tepm of Iredell County Superior Court, and it appearing to the Count that the said opinion of the Supreme Court of North Carolina has been duly certified dow to this Court, it is, therefore, CONSIDERED, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the judgment of this Court, entered at the May, 1933, Term by His Honor Wilson Warlick, be, and the same is hereby, in all respects confirmed and approved, and is hereby made the judgment final of this Court, and that pursuant to the said judgment and the award of the North Carolina Industrial Commission heretofore entered, the plaintiffs, administrators, have and recover of the defenflant, Statesville Graded Schools, compensation at the rate of $18.00 per week for a period of 350 weeks, the said amount to be paid in a lump sum commuted at the rate provided by law. Wm F Harding Judge Presiding. 8235- Bill Reavis vs M W McCombs-- Continued \859- D C Fussell et al vs A Y Alexander, et al -- Continued 865=- First National Bank vs P M Barger Lumber Co., al-- Continued 866- ") H Horton vs Carrie E McLelland Extrx. et al -- Continued €676- W R Hoover vs Carrie E McLelland kExtrx. et al -- Continued \889- Russell Sherrill et al, Recvs. vs Statesville Industrial Bank, al-- Continued. 794- Mrs Carrie « i.cLelland Extrx vs li C Williams, et al-- Continued ‘909- Luther C Crowell vs Carolina Bottling Co . -- Continued by consent .948- Karl T Deaton vs Jackson Dunavant -- Continued .956- Atlantic Joint Stéck Land Bank vs L B Bristol-- Continued 960- T A Kennedy et al vs Mrs Besaie Montgomery -- Continued “976- National Surety Corp. vs G C Kimball, Sheriff, et al- Continued. No. 766 © P Hager vs Farmers liutual Fire Ins Asso, mH Pad 1 aw » &8sanq wr The following iry sworn and empanelled, as follows to-wit: s ‘ ; , v7 e Y vi . > R A ss FC Moauley, J M Fesperman, Claud Howard, Geo B Campbell, B B Dro cner /ON, J ‘ icks, CE Fraley, JIM Rash, RA Clanton 7. Stewart and J i Gatton. ’ Pe ~ + — Pending trial the court takes a recess until Saturday Morning, Netz JUDGE ene IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 247 MARCH TERM 1934 Saturday March 17, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Saturday Morn- ing March 17th 1954 at 10:15 O'clock for the dispatch of business. No. 766 E P-Hager vs Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co, By consent of all parties, a juror withdrawn, mistrial made and a T new trial ordered, No. 86 ft. State i. vs a B V Houpe | By consent of all parties defendant is granted until May 12, 1934 in which to serve case on appeal to the Supreme Court, and solicitor for Fa State is allowed 30 days after shuch service to file exceptions or file countercase,. On motion of the Solicitor it is ordered that the Court Stenographer furnish transcript of evidence to the Solicitor and the expense of furnish- ing transcript shall be paid by Iredell County. fe North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term 1934 Fannie K Groome i vs ' JUDGMENT City of Statesville $ This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard before His Honor, WF Harding and a Jury, and the jury having answered the issues as set out in the record and as follows: "1, Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant a8 alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. If so, did the plaintiff by her own negligence contribute to her injury as alleged in the answer? Answer; No 3. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: Seven Thousand-Five Hundred (%7500,00) Dollars." It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- titf have and recover of the defendant the sum of $7,500.00. It is fur ther ordered and adjudged that the costs of this action be taxed against the de- fendant, Wm F Harding Judge Presiding (over) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1934 Saturday March 17th, 1934 The defendant moves the Court to set the verdict aside and for » new trial, first, as being against the weight of the evidence; second, for errors committed by the Court in the progress of the trial. Motion over~ ruled. Defendant excepts. Judgment sigmed as set out in the record, Defend- ant egcepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice waived in open Court, Appeal bond fixed at $100.00. By consent of all parties, defendant allowed 90 days in which to serve case on appeal and the plaintiff allowed 30 days thereafter to file exceptions or serve countercase, Wm F Harding Judge North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. IN-RE:; Leonard W Warren, Jr. } a Minor. ) JUDGMENT This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presiding, at the January Term, 1954, of Iredell Superior Court, and being heard upon the appeal of Bhe respondent, Leonard W Warren, Sr. from the judgment of the Juvenile Court of Iredell Coungy North Carolina, and the Court having heard the case upon the pleadings, affidavits and evidence in- troduced by the respective parties, and being heard upon the entire record and it having been agreed that the Court might reserve his judgment and ren- der the same later, either out of term or in term, within the District or out of the District, “he Court having heard and considered all of the evidence, with the argument of counsel for the respective parties, finds the following facts: ist. That Leonard Warren, Jr, ia a boy 33 years old. end, That Leonard Wi Yarren, Jr. is the legally and regularly adopt- ed son of Leonard ‘i Warren, Sr., having been legally adopted under a decree of bhe Courts of Venango County, Penn. duly signed and entered Dec 23, 19350, and that under and by virtue of the provisions of said decree of adoption, Leonard W Varren, Sr is entitled thereby to all the rights, privileges and duties of a natural parent in respect to said child. That at the time said minor was taken from a hospital in 011 City, Pa. for the purpose of adoption, by the said Leonard ' /‘arren, Sr. and his wife, Ethel W W the said minor was five days old and that he is no blood relatinship of the petitoner John Bell Glover, or of John Harper or Clara Harper IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 249 MARCH TERM 1934 Saturday March 17th, 1934 | | iI 3rd. That at the time of the adoption of Leonard W Warren, Jr the c said infant had no estate or property whatever and the record shows that his | parents had none and ever since said time, the said infant has been in the | care and custody of the respondent, Leonard W Warren, Sr and his wife, Ethel | Ww Warren, until the death of the latter Aug. 6th, 1931, after which time the said infant continued to be cared for by the respondent, Leonard Warren Sx , 4th. That affer the death of Ethel W Warren, wife of Leonard W Warra Sr. Aug 6, 1931, which occurréd in 011 City, Pa.. the respondent, in order to better care for said child, brought him to Iredell County, North Carolina £ where the respondent had formerly lived and where his mother and sisters re- fe sided, and placed him in a comfortable hime in Statesville, N. C. and made arrangements for the respondent's mother und his two unmarried sisters to assist him in looking after the said minor, which has been done under his control and custody. 5th. That Mrs ‘/ H Warren, iiiss Carrie Warren and Miss Ollie Warren are all women of Christian character and integrity and they maintain a Christian home in which said shild is being brought up by the respondent, Leonard \/ Warren, Sr; that said child is properly clothed and fed, is given proper medical attention and looked after in every way; that he is being taken to Sunday School and that he is receiving every care and @ttention thé id necessary; that there is no harmful or injurious influence surrounding said child nog anything in his enviroment or up-bringing that would be harm- ful to the development of his character and future welfare. 6th. That said child is not and has not at any time, been neglected or abandoned by the respondent. 7th. The Court further finds that the respondent, Leonard “ Warren, Sr. is not an unfit and unsuitable person to have the care and custody of his minor son, 8th. That since said child was adopted by the respondent, Leonard W Warren, Sr and his wife, said child has inherited a valuable estate, which is estimated at approximately $125,000.00 and that up to the time the said child inherited said property, there had been no proceeding started by any One to gain the custody of said child, or to take him away from the respond- ent or to interfere in any manner with the method in which he was being rais ed, 9th. That A E Mackintosh, Esq. of O11 City, Pa. is the legally appointed guardian of the estate of said minor and is handling the funds be- longing to the said infant and under the orders of the Courts of Pennsylvan& so making an allowance of $75.00 a month for the support and maintenance of Said infant, which is being used for his benefit. 250 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1934 Saturday March 17th, 19354 Upon the foregoing findings of fact, it is ordered and adjudgeq by the Court: lst. That the decree of the Judge of the Juvenile Court heretofore made in this cause be, and the same is hereby reversed and set aside and that the pptition and motion of the petitioner to be granted the cus tody of said minor be, and the same is hereby denied, 2nd. That the custody and tuition of the person of said minor, Leonard W Warren Sr, his father, in accordance with the rights of adoption heretofore granted, together with all the rights and privileges vested in him by virtue thereof, Signed and entered at the .arch Term, 1934, of Iredell Superior Court, Wm F Harding Judge Presiding, To the order signed in this cause the petitioners except and from it appeal to the Supreme Court. Notice waived in open Court. Appeal bond fixed at $100.00. By consent of all parties, 30 days allowed petitioners in which to serve case on appeal, and 50 days after such service allowed respondent to serve countercase or file exceptions, im F Harding Judge Presiding. 895- American National Ins Co vs 0 B Setzer &* wife-- Continued 865- Carl H Smith vs H A Bashford, al-- Continued \870- L Davis ixtr. vs F B Alexander, et al -- Continued “S84- / H Spradlin Recv., vs WC Current-- Continued \eg2- Hazel Shaver vs Hubert Murdock -- Continued ‘905- A B Raymer et al Recv. vs C 1 Rhyne -~ Continued 925- W E Nattress Vs. B. F. Bates et al-- Continued -950- Harmony Implement Co. Vs. L C Andérson-- Continued \954- C P Isenhour Vs. T H Knox and wife -- Continued \957- Wallace Bros. Co. Vs. Dalton Warren Hdw. Co. -- Continued 959- Merehen ts -&-FaPmers -Bank \966- T J Byrd Vs. Dr. PC Jurney and wife -- Continued 967- B G Byrd Vs. Dr P © Jurney and wife-- Continued \968- Marvin W Byrd Vs Dr. P, C Jurney and wife -- Conténued 254° are: = ee SS ee ee ee rae a Se a ee ~—- Sige hati North Carolina, the Superior Court Tredell County. Manton Young, Plaintiff vs Hamp Pearson, Everett Pearson, Rom Pearson, Individually, and trading and doing business as pearson Brothers, and Clyde Pearson. Defendants. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and 4t appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendants have agreed upon a settlement of all matters at issue, and that the terms of the agreement, compromise and settlement have been carried out; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendants should be taxed with the cost of this ace tion: IT IS, THEREFORE, by consent, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that this action be, and the same 4s hereby dismissed and the de- fendants are taxed with the cost of this action. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. BY CONSENT: MeIntosh & McLaughlin Attorneys for plaintéff Grier, Joyner & Hartness Attorneys for defendants. North Carolina, spring erm, 1934 ) / ) No. 318 ) Supreme Court. Iredell County. Pioneer Realty Corporation vs Statesville Bonded Warehouse This cause came on to be docketed upon the transcript of the record from the Superior Court of Iredell County:- whereupon it having been made to appear to the Court that the matters in controversy have been settled and that it ig desired that the appeal be withdrawn It ts ordered and adjudged that the appeal be and the same 4s here- by dismissed and that it be so certified to the said Superior Court of ire- dedl County to the intent that proceedings be had therein in said cause ac@- cording to law. And it 4s con@idered and adjudged further, that the plaintiff do pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, to-wit, the sum of Six and 5/100 dollars ($6.05), and execution issue therefor. Edward Murrey 4 True Copy Clerk of the Supreme Court (CLERK SEAL) 255 t b t t ' expense and that in all probability the amount that will be realized from said summons, that more than thirty deys has elapsed since the service of summons the claim from the First National Bank will not take care of the preferred H CAROLINA, so IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. 7 North Carolina, In the Superior Court 1 Plaintiff $ Iredell County. fe: Pressly, : i -VS- : JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT } Cloyd E Stevenson, Individually, | LT FINAL — : p, P, Watts, Executor of E.F. : : vs j ORDER Watts, Deceased, and Maggie Watts, : Defendants. Cloyd E Stevenson, Inc. ! | | This cause coming on to be heard, and heing heard, before His Honor, John | it This cause coming on to be heard before His Hénor, John M Oglesby, L. Milhollend, Clerk of Iredell Superior Court, on londey, April 9, 1934, and it i | Resident Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District, upon the petition of appearing to the Court that the defendants, F. P, Watts, Executor of EF, F, Watts, Robert A Collier and Henry E Lewis, Receivers of Cloyd E Stevenson, and af- Deceased, and Maggie Watts were personally served with summons in the above ry ter considering the matter, together with the recommendations, the Court entitled action on the 3rd dey of March, 1934, ond that a copy of the plaintiff's '} } ; finds as a fact that the continuing of this Receivership involves additonal duly verified complaint was served on saic defendants et the time of service of b and complaint upon the defendants and that they heve failed to file answer or ] R t t - claims of this Receivership and that it is for the best interests of all con demurrer, and that the complaint alleges e cause of action for the recovery of a cerned that the Keceivership be terminated and a special trust be created to sum certain in money upon a certain promissory note: that de b > F : the end the dividends paid by the First National Bank may be directed NOW THEREFORE, on motion of John VI. ‘allece, Attorney for the Pleintirr, 4t to its proper channels. erry is hereby ordered, adjudged, and decreed thet the pleintiff recover of the defen- It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudhed that the Rec- dants the sum of Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00) with interest at the rete ef six eivers heretofore appointed in this proceeding be, and they are hereby dis- per cent from the Srd dey of September, 1971, and the costs of thts action, charged from any further liability and the corporation is dissolved. It is ° ’ 7 . in - oe This the 9th day of April, 194, further ordered by the Court that Robert A Collier and Henry E Lewis be, John L, M4lhollend, and they ere hereby appointed agents to collect whatever dividends may be cases Of Superser Court. paid by the First National Bank of Statesville on said claim and that said dividends are impressed with the following trusts, viz: lst. Pay the bond premiums end. Pay the costs of the Court ord. Fee of $15.00 to Receivers 4th. Fee of $20.00 to John G Lewis, attorney for Receivers c Nor IPA? - +} 99 n n+ oth, Any balance thereafter paid shall be applied to the payment th Cerolina, In the Superior Court. of taxes, Iredell County, This 27 day of Feby. 1934, John M Oglesby Statesville Industrial Fank ) Resident Judge 15th Judicial Dist. Pred | “vse ) JUDGMENT. pi “wrance, H.P.Grier, Jr. ) « A. HE, Kimball, ) oe © This cause coming on to be heard before me, on Mendey, April 9th, 1974, up Pon the ver4 fied complaint of the plaintiff anc it snpearing to the Court that 8u “mons herein and e copy of the complaint were served upon each of the defen- a ents on February 27, 1934, And it appearing that this action is instituted for the recovery upon & not ° Of the defendant Fred Lowrence, as principal, and H. f, Grier, Jr., ond AH. Kimb fll, as Sureties, for the sum of $400,00 with interest from meturity of each of the installments of $33.34, to the Statesville Industriel Penk of Statesville, 256 North Carolina; And it further appearing that the defendants have not filed an answer within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment by default final for the principal sum of said note with interest; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the pleintire recover of the defendants the sum of $400.00 together with interest from the maturity of each installment of $33.34 and all of the cost of this action, to te texed by the Clerk, John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superirr Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, Nor Caro? Ss North 7arolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. A. Cooper Vs JUDGME ™ e UDGMEN Shee ee we Cerl Lineback ane Vivian Lineback This cause to } . is cause coming on to be heard befcre his Honor, John L, M4lhollend ‘€y Of April, 1934, and it appearing to the Court that this action wes institut n this urt stituted in this court on the 3rd day of January, 1934, end that the 1 wry , alias summonses issued in this cause were served on the defendants on February 20th, 19234, by the s ff of PF . ’ » by the Sheriff of Forsythe County; that the action is to recover on a note for $366 recuted by ) , rP yeOO, executed by the defendents and endorsed by the plaintiff to the Statecvil a T 1atpig?) , 4 ville Industr‘al Pank; that sata note with a balance due of $281. was trans- ferred and asst¢ned to the p] rl isin ee n the 29nc y 7 tf on > eend of November, 1933; that the de- fendants have f t nsw ailed to answer or demur to the complaint filed herein, and that the defendants ind cdants are indebted to the Plaintiff in the sum of $281. with interest from : I WOOL, W ai au of ‘ - “ovember 22, 1937, until paid, T+ is tr aft it is erefore, consid orde e , ’ n idered, radered and adtude ad that the plaintiff recover of the defendsente t} 3um p rom 0 ? ~wS, the sum of $281, with interest f November 2nd, 195%, and that the def's nc h 3 a Cants he texed with tt oO 0 fea with the cost f this action his He John L, Milholland. Clerk Superior Court. \ \ 257 In the Superior Court, North Caroli ne, qredell County tT. J, Byrd Vs. JUDG MENT, eee ee ee r, P, C. Jurney and Mrs, p, Cc, Jurney. This cause coming on to he heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday, April 9th, 1934, and heing heard upon the Admissions of counsel for the plaintiff and the defendents and it anpesring to the Court that the plaintiff and defendants have comprom‘sed and adjusted all matte and things between them growing out of the facts set forth in the plaintiff's com- plaint and that the defendants have paid to the plaintiff and the plaintiff has re- ceived in full settlement the amount agreed upon as a compromise, It is, therefore, ordered anc adjudged that the platntiff recover nothing further of the defendants, or either of them, in this action, but that the same shall be and it is hereby dismiseed. By consent, it is ordered that the defendants pay the costs of the action, Signed end entered at Statesville, N.C. this April 9th, 19°4, John L, Milholland, Clerk Superior Court Iredell County By consent of: Grier, Joyner & Hartness Attorneys for Plaintiff By Joyner, Scott & Collier, Attorneys for Defendants, North Cérolina, In the Superior Court, Irede]} County, Mervin y - Pyrd, Plaintirf : * “VS« ° JUDGMENT Dr, ; $ LAT tie mesceJurney and Mre, P.C. "ey, Defendants, : This cause coming on to he heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Supe Perior Court, on Monday, April 9th, 1934, and being heard, and it appearing to the 17 Co rt from the admission of Grier, Yoyner and Hertnes”, counsel for the plain- tite e » 8nd Seott and Collier fendants hay counsel for the defendants, that the plaintiff anc dee e settled and adjusted all matters and things of difference between than &Tow ing out of the plaintiff's alleged cause of action set forth in the compleint Sow 298 and the cross-action of the defendants, Mrs, P. C. Jurney, against the plaintier and thet the plaintiff has already received the amount agreed upon as settlement in full and thet the cross action of the defendant, Mrs. P. C. Jurney, ty consent, shall be dismissed. It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the settlement made between the plaintiff and the defendants be retified and anovoreved and further thet the plaintiff recover nothing more in this action from the defendants, or either of them, by reason of his alleged causes of action set out in the complaint and that the cross-action of the defendant, Mrs. P, C. Jurney, be dismissed, It is further, by consent, ordered that the defendants pay the costs in this action to be taxed by the Clerk. Sioned and entered at Statesville, Nh, C. April 9, 1954. John L,. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court Iredell County, Ry Consent Of: Grier, Joyner & Hartness, Attorneys for Pleintif By Jack Joyner. Scott & Collier, Attornevs for Defendents . : eo uel North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Trea ell ‘ount. . G. Byrd ) -VSe ) a I] > ; r, *. C. dJurney and ., 3 P, C. Jurney. ) \ ) ~ , a } Thies cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk © the ny + . nt . . » hKneara uperior Court of Tredell County, on Monday, April 9th, 19%4, and reing nea! 7 nneer- upon the admissions of counsel for the plaintiff anc the defendants end it ® ad ing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendants have compromised and adjusted ne all matters and things between them growing out of the facts set forth int “ +ne plaintiff's complaint and that the defendants he: noid to the pleintif® and h nleintiff and the plaintiff hee received in full settlement the smount agreed upon as & compromise, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the pleintiff recover nothing further of the defendants, or et ther of them, in this action, hut that the same shell be and it is hereby dismissed, Py consent, it 4s ordered that the ae fends nts psy the costs of the actipn. Signed and entered at Statesville, py consent © fs r, Joyner & Hartness ; Oy for Plaintiff By Jack Joyner. tt & Collier, cor etorneys for Defendants. 2909 N. C. this April 9th, 1934. John L, Milholland, Clerk Suvertor Court T Or) v tan y+ \ } Y ior CO . North Caroline, ‘el +. Iredell County. w a uw Coss j esley W, Cass ) \ ‘ vw » \ T nt he Im -VSe ) J T I e N 5 ‘ } Rverett Troutmar ) ? } * - . na re a4 ~ we FAT ; This ceuse coming on to be hearc, &n é (‘) ] r Oo r hve Suates vrari4 4 aA -omplaint af the nie Clerk of Superior eurt upon he tuly I ; lai - o t ' c 4 + Anda £+ onn ring to the Cour mo 50t 7 oe + + y $+ ‘ A a } wth dey of June j > "a served, OF } ¢ ” ‘+ ~ 4 ~ + a + the dafe f + on the 4+ As af J 5 . 3 ie , A ¢ , e a yHmANnG ana lsys hav’ elapsed since the cate of the service of §& sum is, &f 7 a aamnin4t nt af > @s neither annearead snewered or demurred ty the a — MA» iSwFereocu 3 ili "he la{ 7 y 4 , ony * he Aafaislt fa l Plaintiff’ is now entitled to jucgmen fan) ‘ to the Court that thie action was institut Tredell County, judgment on a certain promisory note executed ar ; Aelivered by the defendant to the Pleintiff in the sum of 500,00, dated Aupust 20, 1925, with interest at the rate ft 8% per annum from date until peid; and it annearing te the Ceurt thet nothing nas been paid on said note, except the interest thereon for one yeer, snc thst ; Plaintiff 1s entitled to the relief vreyed in his ermpleint: It is therefore, ordered, adjudged end decreed by the eurt that tr latm ‘art recover Sudement arainst the defendent for the sum of $590.0, torether with interest on seid sum at the rete of 6% per ennum from August 20, 1926, until paid, end th ste ®& costs of this action, TM 4 his the 18th day of April, 1954. Jonn L. M4 lholland, C.S.C. ne Pe ee = - oe ee on | i a 260) NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. IN THE SUPERTOR cour?, W. C, Jonnston, W. C, Johnston, Jr. and C, C. Johnston, trading and doing business as W, C, Johnston Company -VS@« C. T. Hoke, R. E. Abernathy, W,. F, Abernathy, J. Lewis Howard, L. 0, Ingle, G. W. Abernathy, F. ™, Loftin, R. Q. Howard, and C, V. Jones, JUDGMENT , ee ee ee ee This cause coming on to be heard, and hetng heard hefore Honorable John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it annearing to the Court that summons in this action was issued on the At} day of March, 1934, returnable thirty deys after date of service, ‘thet at the time of the filing of said summons «a duly verified complaint was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Tredell County, that said summons, together with a copy of the verified complaint, was served upon each of the defendnts on the 9th Gay of March, 1954, that no answer or demurrer has been filed herein on or hefore this, the 16th day of April, 1944; and 1t further appearing to the Court that the defendants are } . ‘ 7 i ia indebted to the platntiffs on a note as alleged in the complaint herein; * sow, therefore, it is considered, ordered, and adjudged that the plaineg ¢? Ss recover of the defendants the sum of Three Hunéered Four Dollars and Twenty. SAUA?) (Cgmv + t= ory \ ay . y e . . - i 1 Cents ($404.27) with interest therem from tne 15th day of A PPii. 1932, toe ether with the costa of thia action te t taxed by the Clerk John L, Milholland, Clerk Supertor Court. North Carolina, ln the Superior Court Iredell County. James Hooser t vs )t JUDGMENT ( Southern Kallway Company ( and Graham Barber { This cuuse coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersign- ed Clerk Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff desires to take a voluntary non-suit: It 1s therefore, ordered and adjudged that thas cause be, and the seme is hereby non-suited and dismissed at the costs of the plaintiff. his April 16th, L034, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court, Iredell County. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. | HL Carson JUDGMENT gouthern Railway Company and Graham Barber j vs ( : { This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under- signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and 1t appearing to the Court that the plaintiff desires to take a voluntary non-suit; It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this cause be, and the same is hereby non-suited and dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff, This April 16th, 1934, John L Milholland Cle:k Superior Court, Iredell County, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk. i, Be Gibson, et al -Vs- JUDGMENT. Jo M,. Taylor, et al, This cause coming on to be hoard, and being heard beforektho under- Signed Clerk of Superior Court of Tredell County, North Carolina upon the duly verified complaint of the plaintiffs; and it appearing to the Court that the complaint in this action was filed and summons duly issued in this cause on the __day of » 19 , and duly served on each of the defend- ants; and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the date of ‘the sor- Viee of said summons, and neither of the defendants have appeared, answored o1 demurred to the complaint of the plaintiff and are now in default; And 1t appearing to the Court that this action was instituted to re- Cover Judgment against the defendants on a certain promisory note executed and elivered to the plaintiffs by the defendants, and to set aside certain convey 8 ney of the defendants of real estate; , lain ind Lt appearing to the Court from statement of counsel for the p _ and that the plain- that said note has been paid and discharged in full, er he only entitled to recover his costs in this action; laintiff recover 4ua It 1s, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the p 262 judgment against the defendants for the costs of this action. This the 16th day of April, 1954. John L. Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court, No. 667, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, He Ae Young V. JUDGMENT. J. Ce. Duke, et al, 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 of the plaintiff; and it appearing to the Court that this action was instituted by complaint being filed and summons being issued on the _ day of ~_ es and that said summons was duly served on the defendants on the day of 9 19___, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the date of the service of said summons, and the defendants have »either appeared, answered or demurred to the complaint of the plaintiff, and are now in default, And 1t appearing to the Court that this action was instituted by the plaintiff to recover jud:ment against the defendants on a certain promisory note executed by the defendants to the plaintiffs, and to set aside certain conveyance of real estate made by the defendants; And 1t appearing to the Court from statement of counsel of the plaintiff that said note has been paid and discharged in full, and that the plaintiff is now only entitled to recover his costs in this action; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover judgment, against the defendants for the costs of this action. This the 16th day of April, 1934, John L. Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court. | et al. a 1 oe A 9 o a _ 4 veg 2 go, 679 yorth Carolina, In the Superior Court, trede1l County. Before the Clerk, p, Le Raymer, Guardian of Paul Evans, Ve JUDGMENT. ee ee ee ee George W, Absher, et al. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that the complaint was filed and the summons issued in this cause on the day of 19, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since the servicé of said sumons, and the defendants have neither appeared, answered or demurred to the complaint of the plaintiff and is now in default; And it appearing to the Court thet this action was instituted by the plaintiff to recover judgment on a certain promisory note executed and deliver- ed to the plaintiff by the defendants, and to attach certain property of the defendants in Iredell County, North Carolina; And it being made to appear to the Court by A. B. Raymer, Attorney for the plaintiff, that the defendants have secured the payment of said note by a conveyance of said real estate attac ed, and that the matters in controversy have been settled by the plaintiff and defendants, and that the plaintiff is how entitled only to his costs in this action; It is ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover judgment against the defendants for the costs of this action. This the 16th day of April, 1934. John L. Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Ir 1 edel) County, Before the Clerk. X, Sankey Gaither Vs. CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT. a a) ou . H T R, x 2nkford and Mrs, Ae Lankford 1, ie, Re H, Lankford and Mrs. R. H. Lankford, the defendants in the abo Ve entitled action, hereby confess judgment in favor of the plaintiff, i, sankey Gaither, for the sam of $142.94 with interest thereon from the 6th id. day 9 f January, 1934, at the rate of six per cent per annup until pa SS Se ia Sar Set ee =. a: So a TC i ae a 264 2. The confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due by the defend. ants, R. H. Lankford and Mrs. R. He Lankford, to said plaintiff, N, Sankey Gaither, arising on the following facts: For ballance due on a note given on the 2nq day of April, 1927, due and payable six months after date, which aum is justly due the plaintiff over and above all debts and counter claims and demands that the saiq defendants have against the plaintiff; said note is hereto attached, Re He Lankford Mgs. R. H. Lankford, Re H, Lankford and Mrs. R, H. Lankford, being duly sworn, say, and each for himself and herself, says: ‘That the facts stated in the above confession are true, and that the amount of the judgment in the above confession is true, and that the amount of the judgment confessed is justly due the plaintiff, N,Sankey Gaither, R, H. Lankford Mrs, R. H. Lankford Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 18th day of April, 1934, Ce Ge. Smith, Dept. Clerk Superior Court, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk. N. Sankey Gaither Vs. EN Te. ee eee ee ee ee i) oS fey Ke He. Lankford and Mrs, Re He Lankford On filing te foregoing statement and confession, duly verified, toge ther with the note therein referred to: It is, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff, Ne Sankey Gaither, recover judgment against the defendants, R.sH.Lankford and Mrs. Re H, Lankford, the sum of $142.94 with interest on said sum at the rate of six per ceng& per annum from the 6th day of January, 1934 until paid, according to the terms of said confession, This April 19th, 1934, John L. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court, Ire dell Cou: yorth Carolina, In the Superior Court, <redell County. Before the Clerk, W, &. Wilson Ve CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT, R, He Lankford and Mrs. R.H. ) Lankf ord ) 1. We, Re H. Lankford and Mrs, R, H. Lankford, the defendants in the above entitled action, hereby confess judgment in favor of the plaintiff, WE. Wilson, for the sum of $200.00 with interest from the llth day of September, 1931, until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum. 2, The confession of judgment is for a debt now justly due by the defen- dants, Re H. Lankford and Mrs. R. H. Lankford, to said plaintiff, W. E. Wilson, arising on the following “acts: For a note given on the llth day of Sept- ember, 1951 due and payable on the lst day of June, 1952, which sum is justly due and owing the plaintiff over and above all debts and counter claims and demands that the said defendants have against the plaintiff; said note ts hereto attached. R H Lankford Mrs R H Lankford Rk H Lankford amd Mrs kK H Lankfprd, being duly sworn, gay,-and each for himself and herself, says: That the facts stated in the above confession are true, and that the amount of the judgment in the above confession is true, and that the amount of the judgment confessed is justly due the plaintiff, ‘tison H Lankford rs } an) ora Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 19th day of April, 1934. C G Smith venuty Clerk Superior Court, North Caro ina, In the Superior Court Tredel} County. Before the Cler “ E Wilson { vs { JI vu GMENT RH Lankford and 4 "8k H Lankford ) 1 } ar viv vertfted toretner On filing the foregoing statement and confession, duly verified, to w ” {th the note therein referred to: It 1s considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaiatiss, © '“ “Llson, recover judgment against the defendants, H Lankford and Mrs R H Let f vd,the sum of $200.00 with interest on said sum at the rate of six per cent per annum from the terms of said confession llth day of September, 1931, according to This the 19t day of April, 1934. e John L Milhol land Clerk Superior Court, Tredell County — ae Re ES ae <a a Mae a ee 266 267 ¥ North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, 1934, yorth Garolina, ii tredell County. tr D. E. Turner and A. M. Turner, trading and doing ) business as D, E. Turner and Company ) -Vs- ) JUDGMENT, J, Be Marlow ) : ' ri nm C. Re Goodman and Metropolitan Life Imsuranxe \ Vse JUDGMENT, Company. F re wrse Fe Le Williams, Adminis- ) tratrix of F. Le W4lliams.& Homer ) This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Judge Williams Presiding, holding Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, at the repular y i g ’ 4 guler March This cause coming on to be heard and being heard and it appearing to the ; Term of Iredell County Superior Court, upon an agreed statement of facts; Court that the defendants have answered the complaint and in their answers they And the Court being of the opinion that the plaintiffs are entitled t¢ ™ , do not deny the material allegations of same, and it appearing further that the judgnent against the defendant C. R. Goodman in the sum of $1,809.93, with. interest parties to this cause of action have agreed that the plaintiff is entktled to If at the rate of six (6%) per cent per amum from January 11, 1927, until paid on the P q a conveyance of the lands upon the payment of the sum of Six Hundered Seventy- f note described in paragraph 2 of said agreed statement of facts; Eight & 81/100 Dollars in cash or by note secured by the lands described in the And the Court being of the opinion, under the agreed statement of facts, that complaint, and it appearing further to the Court that all the parties have con- title to the following described p»operty, viz: sented that the lands shall be conveyed to plaintiff and that said plaintiff a <e "One complete two stand cotton gin, Munger System, and all parts attached to should secure the said sum on the premises as described in the complaint, Now, said gin, including Meckenburg Iron Works 40 Horse Power boiler, and 25 Horse Power eS therefore, it is ordered and adjudged that a conveyance of the lands described Engine, also one corn mill, aleo all belts and fixtures to run, and platform scales a in the complaint be conveyed to the plaintiff, J. IF. Marlow, and P. Pe. Dylin complete.", described in paragraph 2 of snid agreed statement of facts passed to is hereby appointed Commissioner to convey the same and that the said Conmissi- A J. Granberry Tucker and Leon S, Prasfield, substituted trustees, under the deed of ; oner shall make a deed to said J. HE, Marlow upon the payment of the sum of Trust from C. R. Goodman and wife, dated January 14, 192 5, registered January l6, 9678.81 or upon the same being secured by deed of trust on the lands described 1925, and recorded in book 59, page 90 of Mortgage Records for Iredell County, in the complaint. North Carolinn, and that the defendant, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, the This the 2lst day of April, 1954. ‘ purchaser at the foreclosure sale held under the power of sale contained in said deed of trust acquired a good title to the said property hereinabove described. o John L, Milho land, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the pleintiffs recover judgment Clerk of the Superior Court. against the defendant, C. Re. Goodman for the sum of $1,809.93, together with in- Agreed to by the following parties. terest on said sum from January 11, 1927, until paid at the rate of six per cent er annum. | It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover nothing against the defendant Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, and that it go without day and recover i's costs, ve F. Harding, Judge Presiding. APPHAL ENTRIES, To the foregoing judgment the plaintiffs except, and appeal to the Supreme Court of North Carolina, Notice of appeal Given in open Court, and further notice waivede Appeal bond fixed at $75.00. By consent the plaintiffs are allowed until May 10, 1954, to serve case on appeal, Defendants allowed thirty days thereafter to file exceptions or serve counter case, By consent it is further adjudged that the agreed statement of facts, this ne ?} ,e 1 , judgment and appeal entries are to constitute the case on appeal. W . F . Harding ~ Judge Presiding. 268 State of North Carolina, -- Mecklenburg County/ R Lee Morrison 4 vs 4 HOMESTEAD AND PERSONAL PROPERTY EXEMPTION J F Gamble t I, Jno R Irvin, Sheriff of Mecklenburg County aforesaid, have this day sun- moned S$ L Suggs, A A Rice and W G Shoemaker as Appraisers to lay off and assign to the said J F Gamble his Homestead and Personal Property Exemption, according to an Act of the General Assembly entitled "An act to lay off the Homestead and Presonal Property Exemption," This 18 day of Jan, 1934 John R Irvin Sheriff By GC Taylor DS APPRAISERS! RETURN The Undersigned, Having been duly summoned and sworn to act as apprais- ers of the Homeseaf and Personal Property Exemptions of J F Gamble. of Lemly Tom- ship Mecklenburg County, by Jno R Irvin Jr Sheriff of said County, in the case of RK Lee Morrison do hereby make the following return: Wie have viewed and appraised the Homestead of the said J F Gamble and the dwellings and buildings thereon, owned and occupied by said J F Gamble as a Homestead, to be House and ten (10) acres of land as a Homestead, to be #* _. __. Dollars, and that the tract bounded as follows: See map hereto attached by J W Spratt, CS - is therefore exempted from sale under execution according to law. At the same time and place we viewed and appraised, at the values annexed, the following articles pf personal property selected by said J F Gam- ble, Cattle, }60.00,Farm tools, $50.00, Automobile $50., Watch $5.00, Shot gun 46.00, Surveying Inst. $40.00, 2 miles $150.00, Corn $35.00, Pigs $10.00, Hay 7.50, TOTAL ¥413.50, which we declare to be a fair valuation, and that the said articles are exempt under said execution. We Hereby Certify That we are not related by blood or marriage to the judgment debtor or the judgment creditor in the execution, and have no interest, near or remote, in the above exemptions, Given under our hands and seals this day of » 192_- S L Suggs seal) A. A. Rice Seal) W. G. Shoemaker (Seal) The above return was made and subscribed in my presence, day and dste above given. Hattie L, Neely, Deputy (SEAL) F ; ; Clerk Superior Court, Mecklenburg County. 269 olina, } Spring Term, 1934 q CC CMo.su4 ' f Suppems Court. } Iredell County \wE Webb, Jr., et al z JUDGMEN® D L Raymer and Osborne Brown This cause caméign to be docketed upon the transcript of the record ee from the Superior Court of Iredell County:- whereupon it having been made to appear to the Court that the matters in controversy have been settled and th | that it is desired that the appeal be withdrawa, t It is ordered and adjudged that the appeal be and the same is hereby -. dismissed and that it be so certified to the said Superior Court of Iredell k County to the &4ntent that proceedings be had therein ih said cause according p to law. i. Ané it is considered and adjudged further, that the defendants do F pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, towit, the sum of Six ft and 5/100 dollars ($6.05), and execution issue therefor. } Edwin C Murry A True Copy: Clerk of the Supreme Court (SEAL) . North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk Joe Ikall { vs ' JUDGMENT TR Williams j This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard, and it ‘ppearing to the Court from the statements and admissions of Zeb V Turlington, attorney for plaintiff, and Scott & Collier, attorneys for defendant, that the Plaintiff anda defendant have settled and adjusted all matters of difference be- tween them growing @ut of the alleged cause of action set forth in the plain- tift's complaint and that the defendant has paid to the plaintiff and the plain- tiff Yas received from the defendant the amount of $200.00 in full, complete “nd final settlement and discharge of any liability of the defendant on account of the matters and things set out in the plaintiff's complaint. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged, by consent, that the plaintiff take nothing further against the defendant in this action and that the same be Gismissea, By consent, it is ordered that the defendant pay the costs of this ag. tion, to be taxed by the Clerk, in the amount of $8.85. Signed and entered April 28th, 19354. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court Iredell County By Consent of: : ZV Turlington Attorney for plaintiff Scott & Collier Attorneys for defemdant North Carolina, In the Superiér Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk. Mrs Joe Ikall { vs { JUDGMENT T R Williams 4 This cause coming on to be heard before the undersinged Clerk of the Sup- erior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court from the statements and admissions of Zeb V Turlington, attorney far the plaintiff, and Scott & Collier, attorneys for defendant, that the plaintiff ahd defendant have settled and adjusted all matters of difference between them growing out of the alleged cause of action set forth in the plaintiff's complaint and that the defendant has paid th the plaintiff and the plaintiff has received from the defendant the amount of $300.00 in full, complete and final settlement and discharge of any liability of the defendant on account of the matters and things set out in the plaintiff's complaint. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged, by consent, that the plaintiff take nothing further against the defendant in this action and that the same be dismissed, By consent, itis ordered that the defendant pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk, in the amount of $8.55. Signed and entered April 28th, 1934 John L Milholland k urt Iredell County By Consent of: Clerk Superior Co ZV Turlington Attorney for plaintiff Scott & Collier Attorneys for defendant North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Clerk Bahia Mack 4 vs { JUDGMENT | R Williams ( This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court from the statements and admissions of Zeb V Turlington attorney for plaintiff, and Scott & Collier, Attorneys for defendant, that the plaintiff and defendant have settled and adjusted all matters of difference between them growing out of the alleged chuse of action set forth in the plain tiff's complaint and that the defendant has paid to the plaintiff and the plaintiff has received from the defendant the amount of $200.00 in full, comp- lete and final settlement and discharge of any liability of the defendant on account of the matters and things set out in the plaintiff's complaint, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged, by consent, that the plain- tiff take nothing farther against the defendant in this action and that the samo be dismissed, By consent, it is ordered that the defendant pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk, in the amount of $8.55. Signed and entered April 28th, 1934. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court Iredell County. By Consent of : ZV Turlington Attorney for plaintiff Scott & Collier Attorneys for defendant. 271 ce Ee ea - - ns 272 State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell. P C Warren vs JUDGMENT Statesville Ice Co. Atlantic Ice and Fuel Co., Iredell Ice & Coal Co., and G H Huffman and E M Davis It appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendants have entered into an agreement of accord and satisfaction under the terms of which the plaintiff, for and in consideration of certain monies and properties paid and surrendered to him, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, has this day fully, finally and completely released and discahrged the defend- ants, and each of them, from any and all claims for damages of every kind and character growing out of the alleged cause of action set forth in plain- tiff's complaint heretofore filed in this action, and any and all other causes of action heretofore accruing, and it further appearing to the Court that in consideration of the benefits accruing to the plaintiff, the plain- tiff has agreed and does now agree to ratify and reaffirm a certain contract entered into by and hetween the plaintiff, Parks C Warren, and the defend- ant, G H Huffman, on the 19th day of April, 1933, a copy of said contract being attached as Exhibit A to the answer of the defendants, G H Huffman and Statesville Ice Company, heretofore filed in this cause, IT IS, TsEREFORE, upon motion of Buren Jurney, Esq. and Messrs. Linn & Linn, Attorneys for the defendants, and consented to by Messrs Mull & Patton, Attorneys for the plaintiff, ORD. RED AND ADJUDGED that the plaintiff recover nothing of the defendants in this action and that the defendants pay the costs of the ac- tion, to be taxed by the Clerk. This 28 day of April, 1934 John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court BY CONSENT: Mull & Patton Attorneys for plainniff P C Warren Plaintiff Buren Jurney, Linn & Linn Attorneys for defendants. ete Ae Metete In the Superior Court Iredell County. BG Lazenby en JUDGMENT RA Bowlin, D K Bowlin and @ A Nicholson This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Hon- or John L Milholland, Clerk cf the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Care lina, and it appearing to the aforesaid Clerk of the Superior Court an action entitled B G Lazenby vs R A Bowlin, D K Bowlin and C R Nicholson was duly filed with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on March 20th, 1934 and that a copy of the summons and complaint in said action was served on aach of the aforementioned defendants in said action on March 24th, 1934, and it ap- pearing to the said Clerk that neither of the defendants have filed an answer or demurrer to the complaint in the said action within the time prescribed by the laws of the State of North Carolina it is therefore hereby considered, or- dered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants and each of them the relief demanded in said complaint to-wit: The sum of (424.22 and int- erest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from November 27th, 1952 until paid, together with the cost of this action. This the 7th day of May, 19354. John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County = a ee ee ad es 274 Order Bo. 279 NORTH CAROLINA, OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF BANKS ORDER Under and by virtue of the authority contained in Subsection 13 of Section 218(c), Consolidated Statutes, it appearing to the Commissioner of Banks that an assessment against the stockholders of the Harmony Banking and Trust Company, Harmony, North Caroline, is necessary in order to discharge the liability to general creditors of the said Harmony Banking and Trust Co., the Commissioner of Banks of the State of North Carolina hereby levies an assessment against the stockholders of the Harmony Banking and Trust Company equal to the stock liability of each stockholder, the amount of stock owned by him by record of the said Harmory Banking and Trust Company and amount of assessment against each of said stockholders being as follows: NAME ADDRESS No. of ASSESSMENT Alexander, R L is wid 9 100.00 Ausley. DM 2 200.00 Albea, cs 5 500,00 Bristol, WA 54 5,400.00 Bristol, Mrs WA 1 100.00 Combs, Amanda 3 300.00 Gaither, F B 2 200.0 Gaither, JA 1 100,00 Gaither, FB 1 100300 Gaither, Elizabeth B 3 300.00 Hayes, J} 1 100.00 Hicks, Miss Nagete 1 100.00 Joyner, JR 3 300 .00 Joyner, 2x® JD . 100,00 Lankford, RH 2 200.00 Lankford, GW Admr 3 300,00 Mayberry, ZL 2 200.00 Mills, Oscar R 1 100,00 Reavis, WD 1 100.00 Reece, LR 2 200.00 Tharpe, H D 1 100,00 Tharpe, Bristol G 1 100.00 Tharpe, John T 1 100.00 Williams, Ls 1 100,00 York, Mrs Graham 1 100,00 York, WB 1 100.00 BY ORDER OF THE COWMISSIONER OF BANKS OF THE SPATE OF NORTH CAROLINA This the 6th day of April, 1934, y Spy aH Bur P a A > ney Hoo (SEAL) Hulef 77 PVA Commissioner of Banks. J Uhy G/ . and W.E.Webb, Trus tee, 275 gqats OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. coummy OF IREDELL. \g, H. Huffman Vs. p, C. Warren, and the City Ice ) JUDGMENT OF NON-sUIT Company, Incorporated, and OL. ) Horton, receiver of the City ) Ice Company. ) The plaintiff in the above entitled cause comes to the Court through his attorney, Buren Jurney, and respectfully shows to the Court that the above en- titled cause is now pending in the Superior Cowrt of Iredell County and that no answer has been filed to the complaint in this cause asking for any affirmative relief, and further showing to the Court that the plaintiff desires to take a voluntary non-suit for the reason that the matters and things in controversy in said suit have been compromised and settled and the notes and mortgages referred to in said complaint have been marked satisfied and delivered to the defendant, P, C. Warren. It is therefore on motion of Buren Jurriey, Attorney for the Plaintiff, ordered, adjudged, and decreed by this Court that the above entitled action be and the same is hereby non-suited and dismissed. It is further ordered that the costs of this action be taxed against the plaintiff. Withess my hand and official seal, this the 10th day of May, 1954. John L, Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court, Fee He tele ete TR ETE ERE Ree Gee SHR $e 4b TE SIRE EE ae NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. TREDELL COUNTY, Mutual Building & Loan Association, Plaintiff. cai -Vs- JUDGMENT. Sertha May Hart, now Bertha May Bailey, Defendant. ee ee ee ee 70 JOHN L. MILHOLLAND, CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT: - This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the Clerk of the Superior Court on motion of Jack Joyner, one of the Attorneys for the plaintiff in the above entitled action, and it appearing to the Court from said motion Mat the plaintiff desires to pay the cost in the above entitled action and take 9 Voluntary non-suit; and it further appearing to the court that seid “tion should be allowed; eee 7 | | NOW, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the motion of Jack Joyner, one of the Attorneys for the plaintiff in the above entitled action that the plaintiff be allowed to take a voluntary non-suit is hereby granted and the case is hereby non-suited, and the plaintiff is taxed with the cost, John L, Milholland, CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR Court, é Fe THESE eis Sete SN Sete ee EG AEE \ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 Monday May 2lst, 1934; North Carolina, In the Suprrior Court Iredell County. May Term 1934- Be if remembered: that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the State and County aforesaid, on the 11th Monday after the lst Mon- day in March, 1954, the same being the 2lst day of May, 1934, when and where His Honor, W F Hardigjg, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fifteanth Judicial District, Spring Term, 1934, is present and presiding, and the Honorable Zeb V Long, Solicitor is present and prosecuting in the name of the State, assisted by John A Scott, Attorney at the local bar. G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County is present and re- turned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week of this term of the Superior Court, to- wit: C H Baity, L J Harrington, i D Tilley, D Woody, KR V Freeze, Geo S Templeton, J R Hartness, Fred Crawford, J P Patterson, P M Dayvault, RK E King, A S Fuller, Sam H Ostwalt, C P Galliher, A C Dobson, K M Hobbs, Joe Cass, H A Alexander, Elgie W Hamlet, Henry Martin, T J Crayton. The following were not returned, J B Witherspoon, RH Kale, and B M Garrison. The following were excused, J L Honeycutt & W E Cashion, E V Privette was appointed and sworn as officer of Grand-Jury. No. l NON -SUPPORT State Nol Prosed with leave vs Hoyt Millsaps No. 3 TO APPEAR AND SHOW State Continued under former order vs Walter Owens No, 4 SEDUCTION State Alias Cavias. vs Paul Holleman No, 5 NON-SUPPORT State Alias Capias. vs James B Deal No. 6 RECKLESS DRIVING gtate Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sed _ Fa and Instanter Capias, instanter Sci Fa. C C Hagler No. 7 GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK State Alias Capias \ V8 A R Herman Bo. 8 NON-SUPPORT State Continued under former order. vs <r oe —_——<—- <> = —_a Henry Hines ae ee en oars ra a Ps Xe Re , a SE RR ae IN THE SUPERIOR COURT aan MAY TERM 1934- Monday May 2lst, 1934, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 Monday May 2lst, 1954, Sa Roy Sherrill, ) No. 10 ) TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR. 0, 26 , om i State t The defendants Victor Ferguson and Joe Heath ap- tate | ontinued under former order, i vs ) peared and showed good behavior. Continued under vs 1 ’ ' Victor Ferguson ) former order. Charley Hartsel f Kenneth Chambers } ‘i Joe Heath t No. 27 { FOR COST State { Continued until Aug Term. : No. ll { TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. \ vs ' 4 State t Continued by consent. JR Little { . . * t ; " \ es 28 | VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Charles Thomas t . . \ state Alias Capias. . No. 12 } FOR COST vs | State Defendant paid cost and discharged. Harry C Little i vs , wade Nate No. 30 { POSSESS AND SELL LIQUOR i State ‘ The defendant comes into open Court and through : No. 13 } CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF GIRL. \ vs } his counsel C D Moss pleads not gu&lty. Jury sworn and ‘4 State q Continued under fomrer order Troy Adams } empanelled as @ollows, C H Baity, L J Harrington, M D i) - ’ Tilley, WD Woody, R V Freeze, Geo S Templeton, J R 3 B V Houpe ) Hartness, Fred Crawford, P M Dayvault, A S Fuller, | Sam H Ostwalt, C P Galliher and returned a vedict of , No. 14 {| FOR COST guilty of possessing liquor for sale. hi State { Continued under former order Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- , va , prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a T E Bass } period of EIGHT MONTHS and assigned to work on roads } of State under control of the State Highway Commission “ No. 15 & 16 } FOR Cost as is provided by statute, to :un concurrently with ; State { Continued under former order sentehce imposed in Recorders& Court of Five Months, vs ) it { E Bass ' No, 31 } SEDUCTION r \ State i Nol Prosed with leave \ No. 17 ) FOR cost vs j hs State | Defendant paid cost and discharged. Woodrow Morrison ' i vs { . ““ Leon Stevenson t No, 32, 33, 34 { LARCENY i State 1 Defendant called and failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa | No, 18 { FOR COST \ vs { and Enstanter Capias, and Instanter Sci Fa. I State { Defencant called and failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Archie Martin i Hi vs { Fa and Instanter Capias, and Instanter Sci Fa. Roland Lyerly 4 i No. 35 { KECKLESS DRIVING A No. 19 { FOR COST State | Continued by consent State { Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nist Sci ve Ee ! vs ) Fa and Instanter Capias, and Instamter Sci Fa Floyd Winecoff ! ‘ Bertha Gilliam 4 No. 36 | TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. No. 20 )) FOR cost State { The defendant comes into open Court and through his State { Continued under former order. vs } counsel J A Hartness and pleads guilty. vs { A F Godfrey t Upon recommendation of the Solicitor prayer for Marvin Brown { judgment is continued for Three Years on condition that the defendant pay the cost at Aug Term 1954, No. 21 { BON-SUPPORT Defendant to give bond in sum of 200.00 to show State t Dfendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci that cost has been paid and appear at each May Term of vs } Fan and Instanter Capias, and Instanter Sci Fa. Court and show that he has been of good behavior. Charlie Gardner ) No. 22 | RECKLESS DRIVING No, 38 | LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE — State ' Defendant called and failed. Judgment Wasi Sci State } Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be pr d vs } Fa and Capias. Vs § soned in the common jail of Iredell Countyf for perio J" Freeze ! ural Bolick } of SIX MONTHS and assigned to work on roads of State un der control of the State Highway Commission as is pro- No. 25 } VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW vided by statute. State Capias for defendant. vs Jack Cowan { No, 40 ) OPERATE SLOT MACHINE . State } The defendant pleads guilty to operating slot machis No, 24 } VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION Vs as charged. State ; Alias Capias John H Gray Jr. Judguent of the Court is that prayer for judgment be vs f continued for two years upon payment of the cost. Rufus Davis { a 41 } Operate Slot Machine. No. 25 ) FORNICATION AND ADULTERY tate ( | State f Continued for defendant * as } Nol Pros, , v8 } ohn H. Gray, Sr., | Vestus Little t rr Assault on Female. vee Nol Pros. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1954 Monday May 2lst, 1954 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 281 MAY TERM 1934 Moncay May 2lst, 1934 No. 43 ' § VIOLATION ST&TE BARBER LAW. ) BREAKING AND ENTERING Fl State { Continued for State. fo. 79 Saharan ‘ , j \state 4 efendant comes into open court and pleads not guilty. i : ie Plyler vs ' Jury sworn and empaneled as follows: : lal cata Jack Byers$ ' C. H. Baity, L. J. Harrington, M. D. Tilley, W. D. f Woody, R. V. Freeze, Geo. S, Templeton, J. R. Hart~- / —_ ness, Fred Crawford, J. P. Patterson, P. N. Dayvault, f State } Robbery. els A. S. Fuller, and returned a verdict of i \ VW8e { Nol pros with leave, , . ; Beulah Caruth. ! Ho. 80 ) HIT AND RUN DRIVING. 3 tate ) | ie \ sta ‘ Defendant comes in open court and through counsel, eta te { ROBBERY Howard McDonald. { Hugh G. Mitchell, waives bill of indictment and tenders a ; r v3 { Nol Pros With leave. = assault with a deadly weapon, which plea is ace i : cepted, I Arthur McIntosh, {| Judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine . of Seventy-five Dollars and the cost, ' Bee B6 Yo. 81 & 82 ROBBERY. | S State é puree Miller ee ee | VS. $ C apias and continued, i ; Elbert Strange. t i No. 48 { EUBEZZLEME i : State { VIOLATION GAME LAW Ho. 6 “ EMBEZZLEMENT. : sanete Voncannon a \ vs. i Continved for State, ' James F.Wallace. } i x ‘' oo EMBEZZI EM NT No. 85 ( VIOLATE PROHIBITION LAW. f i vs ! Nol pros with leave \ State t Defendant comes into open court and through his attor- Lemate Rhynehardt. { ; . \ Vs. { ney, Lewis & Lewis, pleads guilty as chargeé. ° Walter Yeacock,. 4 | oie” ; BREAKING AND ENTERING No 86 & 87 { BREAKING AND ENTERING, AND RECEIVING. p vs { Nol Pros With pee State (9 Defendant comes into open court and through his coun- Raymond Shaver t \ vs. | sel, Lewis & Lewis, pleads gu’lty as charged. ‘ Walter Peacock. {| No. 61 DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED t State The defendant comes into open Court and through his Nes. 86. 08 & GT iii aia tliat 7 £ . {State Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined VSe { in the common jail of Iredell vounty fora period of TWO Walter reacock. { YEARS and assigned to work on the roads of the State under control of State Highway Commission as provided by statute vx counsel Hugh G Mitchell pleads guilty to driving car Hugh Carson while intoxicated, ee eel ~~ No. 62 } BREAK AND ENTER State d 1 . Th PRORTUTN at | Capias and continued Ho. 86 & 89 { BREAKING, ENTERING AND RECEIV vod d thr his coun , . State { Defendant comes into open court and throug s - Cillian v ; Carry Killian i vs, |} sel, Lewis « Lewis, pleads guilty as charged in the bill No. 63, 64, 65, 66 FORGERY Tommy Lowrance. { of indictment. 67 68, & go” So ; yon and continued Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined State ' : in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWO vs i YEARS and assigned to work on the roads of the State C B Murdock \ under control of State Highway Commission as provided by statute. (Order releasing property,see page 282 ) No. 75 { HIT AND KUN DRIVING T c State The defendant comes into open Court and turoug DS Bag DRIVING C&R INTOXICATED. vs counsel Hugh G Mitchell plead 4lty to Assault w Elmer Owens | deadly waapen which nee’ ba anenetele * ae { Defendant called & failed. Judgment ni si sci fa and Judgment of the court is that judgment be suspend- arry Matheson. | capias, instanter. ed on payment of the costs, ty to breaking and entering. It 1s ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Ho. 92 Norwood Sigmon defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell ae = ) DRIVING UAR INTOXICATED. No. 76 BREAKING AND ENTERING “a . Judgment ni si sci fa State The defend ; leads guil- * me { Defendant called and failed - ne defendant comes into open Court and ple gu Albert Fisher. ) and instanter capias and instanter sci fa. { VIOLAING rkOHIBITION LAW. State County for a period of Ti YEARS and assigned to work on roads of State under control of the State highway ‘'e vontinued for defendant. Commission as is provided by statute. harnhardt, State, | Defend Saar } VIOLATING PROHIBITION LAW. State { Defendant comes into open court and pleads guilty, \ State vin ee a eee of indictment. ms Continued for Defendant. Irvin L. Turner. ". T, Brightwell. A te, No, 94 } VIOLATING PROHIBITION LAW. State :” ee Continued for State,. Bain Fox - i { CSTE ce ere ‘ 1 282 No. 95 \ State VSe W. S. Patterson. No. 96 \ State ‘ V8. Ray Heglar. No. 83 State VSe ‘ Bthel Wallace. Nos. 88 and 89, State VSe Tommy Lowrance, o'clock, ee ee ee ee Ee — <> = oe IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 Monday May 21st, 1934. DRIVE VAR WHILE INTOXICATED, Defendant comes into open court and through his counsel, Lewis & Lewis, pleads guilty as charged, Judgment of the Court, that the defendant pay a fine of $50.00 and the cost, and not drive a car or other motor vehicle for a period of 3 months, vi BREAK AND ENTER. Nol Pros With Leave. MURDER. Be it remembered that at this term of the Super’ or Court of Iredell County, this the 2lst day of May, 1934, the Grand Jury of said court in a body, 18 pres- end, returned into open court the following bill of indictment, in words and figures as follows; "State of North Carolina, Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, A.D.1934, The Jurors Hr the State upon theit oath present, That Ethell Wallace, late of the U,unty of Iredell, on the 10th day of February, in the year of our Lord - One Thousand Nine Hundred and 1934, with force and armd, at and in the county aforesaid, wilfully, un- lawfully, feloniously, and of her malice aforethought and with premeditation and deliberation, did then and there kill and murder one Ernest “allace, with a dead- ly weapon, to-wit, a pistol, against ‘he 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 figures , to-wit: No. 83 State vse Ethell Wallace. Indictment. Various Cases. Murder -\War Pros. Witnesses: TT. M. Halyburton X A. Y. Alexander xX N. N. Smoot x Chicken Howard Xx Henry Those marked X sworn b_ the undersigned foreman, and examind before the Grand Jury, and this bill found. A True Bill. A. Cooper, . Foreman of Grand Jury. It is adjudged by the Court that the property taken from the defendant by the officer be returned to the owner respectively, the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company and Ww. P. Carpenter. This Honorable Court takes a recess aut of respect to the memory of HONORABLE W. J. ADAMS, JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NORTH CAROLINA, until Wednesday morning, May 23, 1934, at 9:50 / a Judge Pres tinge IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 WSdnesday, May 23rd, 1934. fis Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning way 20rd, 1934 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business. \ No. 6 \ State Vs. ¢, C. Hagler No. 56 \ State Vs. Jake Brown No, 51 State ’ Vs . Brant Earnhardt No. 101 State XN Vs ” Walter Hayes Avery Josey No. 100 \ State Vs. Bun Biggerstaff No, 77 State * Fee Bill Rumple No, 54 State 4 Vs, Odell Griggs No. 60 _ State ‘ ‘ Vs, “@rnest Kerr RECKLESS DRIVING It is ordered by the Court that the sci fa heretof - tered be stricken out. ee ae The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empannelled as follows: C H Baity, L. J Harrington, M D Tilley, WD Woody, R V. Freeze, George S Templeton, J R Hartness, Fred Crawford, J P Patter- son, P M Dayvault, R E King, A S Fuller, and returned a verdict OF NOT GUILTY. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and insxantar::Gapias, and Sci Fa to issue on bondsmen for the automobile, to next term of court. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR Continued for State DELIVERING HACK SAWS TO PRISONERS The defendants come into open Court through their counsel Hugh G. Mitchell and J. G. Lewis, plead guilty to a mis- demeanor as provided by Statute. Upon recommendation of the Solicitor, consented to by the defendants, judgment of the Court is that the defendants each be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWO YEARS and assigned to work on the roads of the State under control of the State Highway Commission as is provided by the Statute. FORNICATION AND ADULTERY Defendant comes into open court and pleads guilty as charged in the warrant. Upon recommendation of the Solicitor, judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TN MONTHS and assigned to work on the Public Roads of the State as is provided by Statute under control of the State Highway Commission. BREAK AND ENTER ; Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias, and Instanter Sci Fa. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias, and Instanter Sci Fa. FORCIBLE TRESPASSING 5 Defendant comes into open court and through his counsel, J. G. Lewis, pleads not Guilty. Jury sworn anc empannelled as follows: A. C. Dobson, K M Hobbs, Henry Martin, Joe Cass, 1 A Alexander, E W.Hamlet, Sam H Ostwalt, C T Galliher, ‘ T J Crayton, A P Sprinkle, J C Jacks, oc York and reteme a verdict of guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictmen . Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisone in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a period of four months and assigned to work on the roads of the State under control of the State Highway Commission as is provided by Statute. ABANDONMENT AND NON-SUPPORT The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel, C D Moss pleads Not Guilty. Jury sworn and empannelled as follows (same jury as number 6). The comet airested a verdict of Not Guilty, the Grand Jury having returned NOT A TRUE BILL. 283 a sete SR ee eae eS ae ai eeaaiiae i { | \ \ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 Wednesday, May 23rd, 1934. | No. 29 { RECKLESS DRIVING State { Defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel Vs. { McIntosh and McLaughlin, pleads Not Guilty. Jury same as’ q #6 sworn and empannelled and returned a verdict of GUILTY Leonard Coffey as charged in the Bill of Indictment, No. 32,353,354 LARCENY State Prayer for Judgment being continued from last term of Vs. Court, Judgment of the Court is that the Defendant be imprisoned in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a period of NINE MONTHS and assigned to work on the Roads of the State under control of the State Highway Commission as is provided by Statute. Archie Martin No. | )MANSLAUGH TER State j Grand Jury returned "A TRUE BILL". Vs. { Bruc& Matheson { OPERATING AN AUTOMOBILE “HILE INTOXICATED The Grand Jury returned & "A TRUE BILL". No. State Vse Bruck Matheson { : { { No. { GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK State { Grand Jury returned %'A TRUE BILL". Vs. { J W Freeze { 62- A True Bill 63- A True Bill 94- A True Bill 99- A True Bill 98- A True Bill 101-A True Bill 73,74,75- A True Bill 70,70A- A True Bill 77- A True Bill 97- A True Bill 57=- Not A True Bill 82- A True Bill North Carolina, Iredell County. To the Honorable , F. Harding, Judge Presiding, we, the Grand Jury for the May Term, 1934, of Iredell Superior Court, beg leave to make the following report: tor We have examined and passed on all bills of indictment presented to is by the Solicd and passed on all matters presented to us. Ve visited and inspected the offices of the Courthouse and find them all in good condition and well kept. ‘ie found the basement ceiling still in badly need of 50" pair and we ask that the over-head ceiling be repaired and the walls painted. #0 recomrend that a ladies rest-room for the employees be installed in the Courthouse. le recommend that a safe place to store the records of the Register of Deeds Office be prévided, We visited the State Convict Camp by Committee and we found 46 white prisoners, and 35 colored prisoners, we found the living and sleeping quarters well kept an in good sanatary condition. We also found 6 white men and 4 colored men sick. ve visited the County Home by Committee and found all buildings well kept and Sd good condition. The living and dining room were in first class condition. “° . 24 white women, 14 white men, 9 colored women and 12 colored men, and 2 prisoner ° We found a good supply of curéd meets, chickens, and hogs, canned fruit, 15 g00 Wilk cows, and several calves, pressed by their good treatment, {m- After talking with the inmates we were favorably 285 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 Wednesday, May 23rd, 1934, We visited the County Jail by Committee and found 12 White prisoners, 7 colored prisoners, and one white woman. We found the jail under present circumstances in very good shape considering the badly needed repair of plumb- ing and the walls which are in bad shape, Practically all plumbing leaks and floods the floors. We also found 44 patches oncells and outside the outside of jail rusted off at tie top of ground, ie think this jail should have imme- diate attention of the County Commissioners, Ve recommend that the Board of County Commissioners in making their 1934-1935 budget include sufficient sums to repair and modernize the said jail, Te Special Committee that was appointed by the Foreman last term of Court to investigate the guardianship records in the Clerk of Superior Court Office beg to report that we found 42 names that have failed to respond to the notices sent out by the Clerk of Court. Attached you will find a copy of the names which will be turned over to the Solicitor for his attention. Respectfully submitted, Ae Cooper, FOREMAN, On Monday, May 2lst Bills returned as follows: 5l- A True Bill 76- A True Bill 78- A True Bill 92- A True Bill 93- A True Bill 94- A True Bill 95- A True Bill 75- A True Bill 6l- A True Bill 9l- A True Bill 89- A True Bill 88- A True Bill 87- A True Bill 86- A True Bill 85- A True Bill 60- A True Bill 59- A True Bill 56- A True Bill 54- A True Bill 52- A True Bill 79- A True Bill 90- A True Bill 53 and 55- A True Bill a Sa py. On eee es 2 a See oF ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 Wednesday May 33rd, 1934. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SVPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. MAY. TERM. In Re: Commissioner of Revenue Vs. DECREE. L. 0. Gibson, Garland Sides, P. P. Dulin, John R. McLaughlin, Dr.R.C. Tatum, Dr. J. M. Holland, W.A.Bristol, F. L. Sharpe and J. B. Glover, Jr. This cause coming on to be heard at this May Term of Iredell Superior Court, before his Honor, W. F. Harding, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff to-wit: A. J. Maxwell, Commissioner of Revenue of the State of N.C, 4ssued execution against the above named defendants and that the said execu- tions were return by the sheriff of Iredell County unsatisfied and that each of the defendants are now practicing the professions for which said taxes are levied and that said taxes have not been paid and satisfied. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County shall cause citation to be issued against these de- fendants as provided by Public Laws of 1933 and placed in the hands of the Sheriff of Iredell County citing the defendants above named to show cause et the August Term of the Superior Court why their license should not be revoked for failure to pay said executions and the cost thereof, We F oe Harding. Judge Presiding This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning May 24th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. F f atlue, Judge Presiding 7 j IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 Thursday May 24th, 1934/ This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morn- ing May 24th, 1954 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, ‘Ho. 19 ) POSSESS LIQUOR. \\ State ( Defendant paid cost and fine 4nd is discharged, vs Bertha Giliiam j No. 82 } RECKLESS DRIVING \state Defendant paid cost and fine and was discharged. vs J W Freeze ‘ No. 102 } GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK \ state { The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guil- vs } ty to giving worthless check as charged in the Bill of J W Freeze ) Indictment. On recomendation of the Solicitor prgyer for judg- ment is continued for two years on payment of the cost at this term. Wo. 59 ASSAULT WITH DEADLY ‘NEAPON State Nol Prosed, \ vs Ernest Kerr No. 52 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR, State Nol Prosed vs Margie Troutman j ! ( : j f } j No, 54 { OPERATE CAR WITH SMOKESCREEN. State 4 Nol Prosed,. \ vs 4 j | 4 1 ) } { j : Margie Troutman No. 55 OPERATE CAR WITH SMOKESCREEN State Nol Prosed — Odell Griggs No, 53 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. State Defendant comes into court in person and represented \ v8 by counsel and pleads guilty of unlawful possession of Odell Griggs liquor under the first count and pleads guilty of trans- porting liquor under the third count as charged in the Bill of Indcitment: It 4s ordered and adjudged that the defendant, on the first count, be confined in the county jail for ERIGHTCWONTHS to be assigned to work on the roads under the control of the State Highway Commission, sentence to take effect as of the first day of this term. On the second count, judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the county jail for a term of EIGHTEEN MONTHS, to be assigned to work on the roads under con- trol of the State Highway Commission, sentence to take effect at the expiration of the sentence imposed on the first count; it being the purpose of this judgment that the defendant shall be confined in the county jail for a term of 36 months and assigned to work on the public highways of the State of North Carolina. It further appearing that the automobile which the defendant was driving and to which the smoke screen was attached was the property of Margie Troutman, Margie Troutman appearing in court in person and by her coun- sel usrrenders to the court the said automobile and re- linquishes all right and claim thereon, and consents that the automobile forfieted under the statute provid- ing for the forfeiture of automobiles in which liquor is being transported. It 4g further ordered and ad judg- ed that the Sheriff shall sell the same, after giving notice as required by the statute, and after ante | the expenses of such sale, the proceeds thereof shall . paid over to the treasurer of the public sbhool fun as provided by statute. Penteiture of bond heretofore entered is stricken out. 28 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934- Thursday May 24, 1934. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 Thursday May 24th, 1934, | No. 70 & 70-A } MANSLAUGHTER to. 47 } BIGAMY i State The Solicitor for the State announced to the Court \ state { Continued by consent, i vs ({ that he would take a verdict of not guilty as to the ee } 4 Dave Hines defendant Woodfin. The defendant, Dave Hines, tenders Lizzie Overcash # Lane Woodfin to the Solicitor a plea of not guilty of manslaughter Alias Lizzie Bowles ‘ as charged in the bill of indictment and tenders to i the Solicitor a plea of guilty of involuntary man. " slaughter under the Acts of 1933. The Solicitor ac- f cepts the plea of guilty of involuntary manslaughter if and a plea of not guilty of felonious manslaughter; i) thereupon the defendant pleads guilty of involuntary manslaughter. mi! It appearing to the Court that the defendant has ‘. agreed with the Solicitor and counsel for the State, upon advice of his own counsel, to pay to the admin- istrator of the deceased the sum of $700.00 in full settlement of all claims that the administrator of on the deceased may have against him. The Court is in- j formed that such tender has been accepted by the ad- ministartor. On recommendation of the Solicitor, judgment is suspended upon the payment of all cost for which the county may be liable in this case, No. 98 ) CANAL KN OWREDGE OF GIRL UNDER 16 YEARS OF AGE. | State } The defendant comes into open Vourt and pleads not vs { guilty. Jugx sworn and empanelled and returned a verd- This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning May i Rufus Caldwel] ict of NOT GUILTY AS CHARGED in the Bill of Indictment, 25th, 1954 at 9:30 O'clock. | f | No. 99 CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF GIRL UNDER 16 YEARS OF AGE. iL lig | State Nol Prosed with leave, JUDGE PRESIDING vs Rufus Caldwell Hos Te { MANSLAUGHTER State ) Nol Prosed with leave. h vs { iy 4 Dave Josey No. 73 MAN BLAUG:.TER t State Nol Prosec with leave 4 vs Ng Albert Cook A a No. 74 MANSLAUGHTER i State Nol Prosed with leave vs Philip Cook No, 71 MANSLAUGHTER State ( The defendant comes into open Court and through his i vs counsel Hugh G Mitchell enters a plea of guilty to Man- <_< ee << e _— <> > Noah Hayes slaughter as charged in the Bill of Indictment No. 71-A } HIT AND RUN DRIVING RESULTING IN DEATH 4 State } The defendant comes into open Court and through his vs } Hugh G Mitchell enters a plea of guilty of hit and ' Noah Hayes run driving resulting in death as charged in the Bill of Indictment, ant | RECKLESS DRIVING State { Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- je vs prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County and as- Leonard Coffey signed to work on roads of State for a period of FOUR MONTHS and pay a fine of $10.00 and the cost. This sentence to take effect on July lst, 1934. On payment of the cost and fine at that time the defendant is to be released, otherwise he is to be taken into cus tody to begin service of road sentence, io IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM¥: 1934 Friday May 25th, 1934. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morning May 25th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 24 State vs Rufus Davis No. 21 State vs Charlie Gardner No. 22 State vs J W Freeze No. 36 State vs A F Godfrey No. 90 State vs Harry Matheson No. 91 State vs Albert lisher No, 97 State vs Bill Kumrple No. 78- State.:.. vs * IRVIN L TURNER No. 79 State vs Jack Byers SCI FA No. l State vs Jack Cowan NO. 2 State vs Lenderson No. 3 State vs Rufus Davis No. $ State vs HC Little i 4 | f } ) <i << ee e <_< oe <_< << <_< << TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Continued to Aug Term 1934 on capias, NON®SUPPORT Continued under former order It is ordered by the Court that Sci Fa on bond be striken out. RECKLESS DRIVING It is ordered by the Court that Sci Fa on bond be striken out. RANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR, Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias, and Instanter Sci Fa DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED Alias Capias and Sci Fa, and Continued. [IVE CAK WHILE INTOXICATED Alias Capias and Sci Fa, and continued, KCOENY Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci a and Canpiaé. BORKGLRY Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprison- ed in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of YuaikKS And assigned to work on roads of State under control of the State Highway Commission as is provided by statute. DALAN AN SN ULI Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be impris- onec in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of WK and assigned to work on roads of State under con- trol of the State Hishway Commission, as is provided by statute, jas Bci Fa, BOND [It 4s ordered that the Sci Fa be discharged. lt is ordered by the Court that forfieture on bond be striken out, It 1s ordered and adjadired by the Court that the forfieture of bond in Si case in sum of % 00,00 be made absolute and execution be PBsued against said Bbondsien, J R Little and ¥ A LA tle. Noe 4-- \ State vs cricket Stikeleather No. 83 \ State vs Ethel Wallace May 28th, 1934 at 10:00 O'clock. IN TH!) SUPERIOR COURT 7 MAY TERM 1934- Friday May 25th, 1934, BOND: # It is ordered by the Court that the forfieture of bond be striken out and the bondsman discharged. MURDER Before the jury was empanelled the Solicitor announc- ed that he would not ask for a verdict of murder in the first degree but would ask for a verdict of murder in the Second degree or manslaughter, as the evidence warrants. The defendant through her counsel Lewis & Lewis pleads not guilty. Jury sworn und empanelled as follows; A S Puller, H A Alexander, E W Hamlet, M D Tilley, W D Woody, kK V Freeze, Geo S Templetoy, J KR Hartness, Fred Crawford, J P Patterson, P M Dayvault, Henry Martin, and returned a verdict of Guilty of MANSLAUGHTER. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in the State's Prison for a term of THREE YARS. 292 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Monday May 28th, 1954. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Second Week, May Term 19354. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment at 10}00 O'clock A. M. Monday May 28th, 1934, when and where His Honor, Wm F Harding, Judge Presidjg and Holding Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District of } North Carolina, is present and presiding, this the Second Week at May Term, 1934. GC Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina return. ed 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: A F Mayes, A E Suther, H L Kincaid, J Lonnie White, B L Morrison, C H Shook, £ G Wallace, i J Mason, J F Scroggs, Wm C Feimster, T A Moore, Paul D Angel, J F Orren, WH Mann, & F Owen, Carl Sharpe, Everett Nicholson, & J M Rash, The following were excused by the Court, Harry Miller, H P VanHoy, F A Dunlap, Clarence Stimson, The following were not served; L M Graves, Marvin D Turner, C D Crouch, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1954, Bertha Mitchell ) ) Vs. ) ISSUES. ) ) Oscar L, Mitchell. 1. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes. 2. Did the defendsnt separate himself from the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint?and live separate and apart from her for a period of two years imme- diately preceeding the filing of the complaint? Answer: Yes. 5S. Has the plaintiff be n a resident of the State of North Carolina for more than one year immediately preceeding the filing of the complaint? Answer: Yes, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1934. Bertha Mitchell ee ee eee Oscar L. Mitchell 293 This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Judge W. F, Harding, and a jury et this term and being heard and the jury having answered the issues &8 set out in the record. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony hereto- fore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be and the same are here- i py dissolved and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce and that the Clerk tax the cost according to law. Wm. F. Harding, Judge Presiding, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1934, Robena M, Swainey Vs. IsSsveEs. Arthur H. Swainey 1, Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: YeSe 2, Did the defendant separate himself from the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint and live separate and apart from her for a period of two years immediately preceeding the filing of the complaint? Answer: Yes 3. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for more than one year immediately preceeding the filing of the complaint? Answer; Yes, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1954. _ Robena M, Swaney ) Vs, JUDGMENT. Arthur H, s waney This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Judge M. F. Harding and & jury at this term ana being heard and the jury having answered the issues 4s set out in the record. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony hereto- fore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be and they are hereby dissol- ved and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce and that the Cierk tax the Cost accoray t 0 2 * ne ae Wm, F. Harding, Judge Presiding. Ht \ | | : (f h 3 e f IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Monday May 28th, 1954. 294 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1934, Marvin S,. Brown [iA [wm {mw Ic [ Te) ) ) Vs. ) ) ) O. Myrtle Brown. 1. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Did the defendent separate herself from the plaintiff as alleged in the complaint and live separate and apart from him for a period of two years immediately preceeding the filing of the complaint? Answer: Yes, 3. H as the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolin» for more than one year immediately preceeding the filing of the complaint? Answer: Yese North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1954. Marvin S. Brown VSe JUDGMENT, A. Myrtle Brown This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Judge W. F. Harding and @ jury at this term and being heard and the jury having answered the issues as set out in the record. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore 8 existing between the plaintiff and defendant be and the same are hereby dissolved and the plaintiff 1s granted an absolute divorce and that the Clerk tax the cost according to law. Wm, F, Harding, Judge Presiding. 295 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM, 1934, SECOND WEEK Monday May 28th, 1934, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, i tredell County. May Term, 1934, pannie H. Witherspoon — ISSUES. g, C. Wiatherspoon 1, Has the plaintiff been a resident and citizen of the County of Iredell, state of North Carolina, for more than two (2) years next prior to the commence- ment of this action as alleged in the complaint? | Answer: YeS~e 2, Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes. 3. Have the plaintiff and the defendant been living separate and apart for more than two consecutive years next preceding the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1954, Clyde Sharpe ) ) Vs. ) ISSUES ) ) Etta H. Sharpe, l. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, 2, Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes, 5. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North of this action, Carolina for more than two years next preceeding the commencement 48 alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes e IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Monday May 28th, 1934. 296 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1934, Essie L. Morrison ) ) VSe > Jae vs sz ) ) S. Re Morrison 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each othep for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. Se Has the Plaintiff been a bonifide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this qetion, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 19354, J 7 Ee Hoffman V3e www ei “a ~“” a4 rb A . Edith Hoffman 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, &e Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, 5S. Has the plaintiff been a bonifide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years next preceeding & e commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, am 297. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ‘ MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Monday May 28th, 1934, . 66 \ ore of Stony Point } 1! vs ORDER NON-SUIT DD Littlejohn, et al. ) Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute its action, It is ordered hy the Court that the case be non-suited and the plaintiff tax- ed with the costs. 492- \ A B Pogue { 1” an ORDER NON-SUIT Frank Smart, et al { Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute his action, and his bondsman It is ordered by the Court that the case be non-suited and the plaintiff/tax- ed with the costs. 957- Paul R Cloer vs ORDER NON-SUIT ! 1A Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute his action. Mary Edna Cloer It is ordered by the Court that the case be non-suited and the plaintiff tax- ed with the costs. 606- C C Fesperman trading as j , Motor Sales & Implement Co. | vs ORDER NON-SUIT Miss Lucile Tharpe ‘ Plaintiffs called and failed to appear and prosecute their action It is ordered by the Court that the case be non-suited and the plaintiffs and- their bondsman taxed with the costs. 427 John M Privett vs ORDER NON-SUIT Feildon M Privett t Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute his action. It is ordered by the Court that the case be non-suited and the plaintiff and his bondsman taxed with the costs. 428. John M Privett = ORDER NON-SUIT Feildon M Privett ( and § G Sloan Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute his action. It is ordered by the Court that the case be non-suited and the plaintiff and i his bondsman taxed with the costs. aaa, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Monday May 28th, 1934. 863- Carl H Smith 4 vs ORDER NON-SUIT H A Bashford and Gladys Parrish t Plaintiff called ahd failed to appear and prosecute his action, It is ordered by the Court that the case be non-suited and the plaintirr and his bondsman taxed with the costs. 1006~- Leona Overcash { vs ORDER NON-SUIT Bruce Overcash { It appearing to the Court that the act was committed less then Six Months before the complaint was filed. It is ordered by the Court that non-suitam be entered and the plaintiff taxed with the costs. 629- Merrimon Insurance Agency } vs ORDER J W Watson Death of the defendant suggested to the Court. Court orders that defendant's personal representative be allowed to become a party to said suit and be allowed to either adopt the answer filed or file a new answer, 533- WL Pope, et al vs Pope Tire & Battery Co. -- Continued under former order 815- C L Rhyne, et al vs Rhyne Drug Co -- Continued under former order 994- EH L Tomlin vs Lena Tomlin -- Continued 1024- Dellor Cameron vs John RK Cameron -- Continued, 1026- Lorena Hartsell vs J B Hartsell-- Continued 1027- Julia Pattersonmz vs Wm J Patterson -- Continued 1028- Bell Marlow vs Robert Marlow -- Continued, 516- C C Benton et al trading as Benton & Benton vs Stearns Bros Inc Continued for plaintiff 742- First National Bank vs J C Brookshire, et al -- Continued for plaintiff. 551- Wallace Motor Co } vs ORDER NON-SUIT George Brigman 4 Plaintiff called and failed to appear and prosecute its action. It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be non-suited and plaintiff and its bondsman be taxed with the costs, \ \ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 299 MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK, | Monday May 28th, 1934, No. 77 { BOND State } It appearing to the Court that the Sci Fa on bondsman vs } has been returned served, It 1s therefore ordered that Bill Rumple t be — be given 30 days in which to answer the ci Fa. No. 91 { DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED \ State j Defendant in custody on Instanter Capias, vs } Ordered released on $200.00 bond until next term of Albert Fisher { Court. No. 90 } DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED, | State 4 Defendant having been called out on former bond vs { and he bé@ing in court in person, it is ordered that Harry Matheson } he give bond in sum of $200,00t to next term of Court, alias Perry Matheson No. 61 | DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED State 4 Judgment of the Court is that judgment be suspended vs { on payment of the costs. Hugh Carson )) This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning May 29th, 1984 at 9:30 O'clock, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Tuesday May 29th, 1934. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morn- ing May 29th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell Suun May Term 1934. John W Summers, Plaintiff JUDGMENT OVERRULING DEMURER OF DEFENDANTS AND ALLOWING DEFEDANTS TIME TO FILE ANBWER, vs The Board of Drainage Commissioners of Little Bocky Creek Drainage District, G C Kimball, Sheriff and Tax Collector of Iredell County, and John E Scroggs, Treasurer of Iredell County. Defendants } This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor W F Harding, Judge Presiding, upon the demurrer's filed by each of the de- fendants, and the complaint filed in this cause by the plaintiff. It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the de- murrer's of each of the cefendants, to-wit: The Board of Drainage Commission- ers of Little Rocky Creek Drainage District, G C Kimball, Sheriff and Taxs Collector of Iredell County, and John E Scroggs, Treasurer of Iredell County be and they are each overruled. Hach of the defendants are allowed 30 days from this date to file answer in this cause, This the 28th day of May, 1934, WF Harding Judge Presiding. 658- J P Speaks vs WH Foster, et ale- Gontinued. 794- Mrs Carrie E McLelland Extrx vs lM C Williams, al--Continued by Court 850- Mrs M E Redman Extrx. vs A Bristol -- Continued .851- First National Bank vs C C Fesperman, et al-- Continued. 766- E P Hager vs Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Assoctation. ; Jury sworn and empanelled as follows: A E Suther, J Lon White, i J Mason, Wm C Feimster, T A Moore, Paul D Angel, J F Orren, WH Mann, E F Owens, Carl Sharpe, Everett Nicholson, J M Rash, Pending trial the Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning May SOth, 1954 at 9:30 O'clock, —— a ae JUDGE PRESIDING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 30f MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Wednesday May 30, 1934. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morn- ing May 30th, 1954 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North Carébina In the Superior Court Iredell County May Term 1934, Clyde Sharpe y vs JUDGMENT Etta H Sharpe : , . This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court @f Iredell County before His Honor, W F Harding, Judge Presidirg 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, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and de- fendant be and the same are hereby disolved, and plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, Wm F Harding Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1954. Pioneer Realty Corporation, { a corporation, Plaintiff : vs } JUDGMENT Statesville Bonded Warehouse, | Incorporatéd;, a corporation Defendant | This cause coming on to be heard at this the May 1934 Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor William F Harding, Judge Presiding and holding said Court according to law, and being heard, and the parties hereto having waived trial by jury, and it appearing to the Court, and the Court finding as a fact that the plaintiff is the owner of one hundred seventy-eight (178) shares of the common stock of the defendant, Statesville Bonded Warehouse, Incorporated, as alleged in the complaint: IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the plain- tiff is the owner of one hundred and seventy-eight (178) shares of the Common stock of Statesville Bonded Warehouse, Incorporated, the defendant corporation, as alleged in the complaint; and it is further ordered and ad- judged that the defendant be, and it hereby is, ordered and required to forthwith make a proper transfer upon its books and records of said stock IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Wednesday May 30th, 1934. of the defendant corporation owned by the plaintiff so as to show the owner.~ ship of said stock by the plaintiff tipon the proper books and records of the defendant, and the defendant is further ordered and required to forthwith execute, and issue to the plaintiff proper certificate or certificates eviq- ole non shares of stock by the plaintiff, and to accord to the plaintiff all of the rights and privileges to which the plaintiff is en- titled by law and by the Certificate of Incorporation and By-Laws of said defendant corporation, as such stockholder of the defendant corporation, It is further ordered that the defendant pay the costs of this ac- tion to be taxed by the Clerk. This May 30th 1934, Wm F Harding Judge Presiding North Caroli a, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1934. Fannie H, Witherspoon Vs. JUDGMENT, 6. Cc . Wi therspoon This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, beBore His Honor, W. F. Harding, Judge Presiding, and the jury having answered the issues in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record, It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged, and decreed by the Court that the bonds of matrimony now existing between the plaintiff and the defendant, be and the same are hereby dissolved and the said Fannie Heath Witherspoon, plaintiff, is hereby granted an absolute divorce from G. C. Witherspoon, the said defendant. It further appearing to the Court, from the verified complaint in this action that the plaintiff, Fannie Heath Witherspoon desires to abandon the name of her said husband and take her former name, to-wit: Fannie Heath, and to be known as Fannie Heath instead of Fannie Heath Witherspoon. IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged, arid decreed by the Court that the nam of Fannie Heath Witherspoon, plaintiff, be and the same is hereby changed to Fannie Heath. It is further ordered that the plaintiff recover the defendant the cost os this action, to be taxed by the Clerk, Wm, F, Harding, Judge Presiding. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 303 MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Wednesday, May 30th, 1934, forth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1954, ‘tm the Matter of the Sterling ) lour Mills, Incorporated, JUDGMENT. Receivership. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under- signed Judge Presiding, at the regular May Term of Superior Court, for Iredell County, North Carolina, upon an agreed statement of facts submitted to the Court and the Court being of the opinion from said agreed statement of facts that the claimant, Mrs. H, L, Kincaid, stands in relation to the Sterling Flour Mills, Incorporated, not as a ereditor of said corporation; IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the claim of Mrs. H. Le Kincaid for herself and others as a general creditor be, and the same is hereb, disallowed in that said claimant shall not participate in the distribution of the assets of the said corporation as a conmon creditor thereof, but after satisfaying all creditors of said receivership and the costs of said receivership shall participate in any surplus as a preferred stockholder, Wm. F. Harding, JUDGE PRESIDING. North Carolina,, In the Superior Court Iredell County. EP Hager 5 bs i ISSUE Farmers Mutual Fire i Insurance ..ssociation } 1. Was the policy sued upon in this action in full force and effect on December 24, 1930. Answer: No. No, 833 Bill Reavis { vs MW McCombs ) H L Kincaid, BL TF The following jury sworn and empanelled: A F Mayes, Morrison, C M Shook, T G Wallace, J F Scroggs, R W Williams, A B McCurdy, Mite, CL Lippard, L P Benfield and © W Drum. Evidence complétéed; case with the jury. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Wednesday May 30th, 1954, 852- J A Perry & E W Allison 4 trading as Perry & Allison vs S L Linker, Robert Linker Sr. Y Jury sworn and empanelled as follows: A E Suther, J Lon White, wg Mason, Wm C Feimster, T A Moore, Paul D Angel, J F Orren, WH Mann, E F Owens ’ Carl Sharpe, Everett Nicholson & J M Rash. Pending trial the Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning, This Honorable Court takes adjournment until Thursday Morning May 30th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. f / Ltg | JUDGE PR —— MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Thursday May 31, 1934, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morn ing May 3lst, 1954 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business North Carolina, In the Superior Court, JA Perry and E W Allison doing business as Perry and Allison. vs ISSUES $8 R Linker and Robert Linker, Sr. { } ‘ i ) 4 L. Did the plaintiff enter into contract with the defendants to cut and saw the logs of the defendants, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes Robert Linker Sr, 2. Did the defendants breach the contract? Answer; Yes 5. What damages, if any, id the plaintiff entitled to recover by reason of the breach? Answer: $200.00 4, Were the defendants partners in the contract made with the plaintiff by the defendants, or either of them, to saw the logs, as alleged in the comp- laint? Answer: No. North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term, 1954. {A Perry and E W Allison, doing business as Perry and Allison, SR Linker and Robert Linker, Jr, i ! ' vs { JUDGMENT : i This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, W F Harding, Judge presiding, and a jury, and the following issues having been submitted and answered by the jury: "1, Did the plaintiff enter into contract with the defendants to cut and saw the logs of the defendants, as alleged in the complaint? Answer. Yes, Robert Linker Sr. 2. Did the defendants breach the contract? Answer: Yes 3. What damages, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover by reasoh of the breach? Answer. $200.00 ntract made with the plain- 4, W in the co ere the defendants partners in as alleged in tiff by the defendants, or either of them, to saw the logs, © complaint? Answer, No," IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 305: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Thursday May 51, 1954. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain. tiffs recover of the defendant, Robert Linker, Sr., the sum of $200.00 with interest from the 2lst day of May, 1934, until paid and that the defendant Robert Linker, Sr. be taxed with the costs of this action, Wm F Harding Judge Presiding State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell Bill Reavis, Plaintiff j vs { ISSUES M W McCombs , Defendant { 1. Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, and if so in what Vv amount? Yes Answer: $123.00 with interest from Jany 27/32. 2. Is the plaintiff indebted to the defendant, and if so, in what amount? Answer: No. State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court County of Iredell &a- Bill Reavis { vs { JUDGMENT . McCombs } This catise coming on to be heard and being heard at this, the May Term 1934 cf the Superior Court of Iredell County before his Honor, W F Harding Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff, Bill Reavis, as set out in the record; It is therefore ordered, adjudged, and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff, Bill Reavis, recover of the defendant, M W McCombs, the sum of one hundred and twenty-three dollars ($123.00) together with interest on the same at 6 per cent per annum from January 27, 1932, until paid, and for the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Wm F Harding Judge Presidjng and Holding Courts of the 15th Judicial District of N C IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 307 MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Thursday May 31, 1934, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, { fredell County. May Term, 1934, q American Hardware and Implement Company, and all other parties who may come in the matter as parties plaintiff to this action. Vs. ORDER, { Bylo Furniture Company This cause coming on to be heard at the regular May Term of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard upon the duly veri- fied petition of W. R. Morrison and Russell Sherrill, Receivers of the de- fendant corporation; And it appearing to the Court that said receivers had received an offer from one W. Henry Allen for the purchase of all of the personal property of the defendant except cash on hands and certain uncollected notes and accounts, which came into their hands at the time of their appointment as such receivers, at the price of $3,256.00, upon the terms set forth in the petition; ng a And it appearing to the Court, and the Court finding as a fact that the price offered for said property is a full, fair, and reasonable price therefor, and that it is for the best interest of the creditors of the defendant that said f offer be accepted; and that a sale of said property be made in accordance | therewith; And it appearing further to the Court, that no creditors or stockholders has appeared and made objection to the confirmation of said sale; It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged, and decreed by the Court that peti- tion of W, R. Morrison and Russell Sherill be allowed and that the said W.R. Morrison and Russell,Sherrill, receivers be, and they are hereby authorized and ii directed to make a sale of said property upon the terms set forth in the petition, This the 3lst day of May, 1934. Wm. F,. Harding, Judge Presiding. 308 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Thursday May Sist, 1934. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK THursday May 3lst, 1934 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL 93 | Anerson National Ins Co. E. P. Hager vs Vs. JUDGMENT. 0B Setzer & wife. Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Assocdation,. J S Moore, Wm C Feimster, T A Moore, Paul D Anvel, A F Mayes, WH Mann, EF This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this the May Term, 1934, Owens, Carl Sharpe, Everett Nicho&son & J M Rash. of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, W. F, Harding, judge presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issue submitted to them in favor of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association as set out in the record; It is therefore ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the plaintiff, E. P, Hager, recover nothing of the defendant, Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association, and it is further ordered, adjudged, and decreed by the Court that the defendant re- cover of the plaintiff and his bondsmen the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Wm. F. Harding Judge Presiding and holding courts of this, the 15th Judicial District of North Carolina, #884 This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday } We. H. Sprddlin, Receiver of Commercial National Bank- Plaintiff, Vs. We. C. Current, June ls$f 1934, at 9:30 O'clock. ISSUES. f | — ee ee ee Defendant. Same Jury as in Base, Reavis Vs. McCombs. Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff and if so, in what amount? Yes. Answer: 151.00 With interest from June 10th, 1928. #870 W. Le. Davis, Executors of J. M. Davis, Plaintiff Vs. V. B. Alexander, D.E.Turner, et al, ISSUE — ee eee ee we Defendants, Same Jury as in Case, Perry & Allison vs Linker Are the defendants indebted to the plaintiff, and if so in what amount? Answer: $1008. with interest from Jany. 1/33. Jury sworn and empanelled and as follows: A i: Suther, J Lon White Pending trial the Court takes a recess until Friday Morning JUDGE PRESIDING 309s oan Fee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 SECOND WEEK Friday June lst, 19354. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morning, June lst, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North C arolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1934, Peoples Loan & Saving Bank of Statesville, N. C. Plaintiff Vse JUDGMENT. — eS eee eae Je S. Keever. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before Hism Honor, W.F Harding, Judge Presiding, at the May Term, 1934, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has agreed that judgment be entered against him for the sum prayed for in the complaint: It is therefore, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, J. S. Keever, the sum of $250.00 with interest on said sum from the 23rd dey of November, 1952, until paid, together with the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. Wm. F, Harding, Judge Presiding. Agreed: Je Be. Glover, Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff. Lewis & Lewis, Attorneys for defendant, J.S.Keever, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1954. Peoples Loan & Savings Bank of Statesville, N. C. Plaintiff -Vs- JUDGMENT, J. S.~ Keever,. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, Wel Harding, Judge Presiding, at the May Ter:, 1934 of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has agre d that judé- ment be entered against him for the sum prayed for in the Complaint: It is therefore, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, J. S, Keever, the sum of $5 0.00 with interest on said sum from the 9th day of October, 19352 until paid, together with the costs of the action to B taxed by the Clerk, W M.F Harding, Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 311 MAY TERM 1934 SECOND WEEK a Friday June lst, 1934, Yorth Carolina, In the Superior Court, fredell County. May Term, 1934, Peoples Loan & =o Bank tatesville, Ne C. wai ’ Plaintirf. Vse JUDGMENT, J. Se Keever. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, W. F. Harding, Judge Presiding, at the May Term, 1934 of the Superior Court, of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has y agreed that judgment be entered against him for the sum prayed for in the ’ complaint; It is therefore, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, J. S. Keever, the sum of $500.00 with interest on said sum from the 9th day of October, 1932, until paid, together with the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, Wm. F. Harding, Judge Presiding. Agreed: | Je Be Glover, Ie, 4 Attorney for Plaintiff Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for defendant, J.S. Keever, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1954. Peoples Loan & Saving Bank of Statesville, N. C. Plaintiff. Vs. JUDGMENT. J. S. Keever, This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor W. PF, Harding, Judge Presiding, at the May Term, 1954, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant has agreed that judgment be entered against him for the sum prayed for in the Complaint: It is therefore, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recever of the defendant, J.S.Keever, the sum of $1000.00 with interest on Said sum from the 6th day of November, 1932, until paid, together with ‘he costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. Wm. F.Hardin Agreed: Juage Srostatng, J sB.Glover, Jr, torney Tor Plaintit? j IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934 SECOND WEEK Friday June lst, 1934, 312 Lewis & Lewis, Attorneys for Defendants, J.S. Keever. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term,.1934, Essie L, Morrison Vs. JUDGMENT, VS ee S.R.Morrison This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor, W.F.Harding, Judge Presiding, and a jury and the Jury having answered the Issues submitted to them by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the records It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matri- mony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be, and the same are hereby disolved, and plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, Wm, F.Harding, Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1954. Je Ee Hoffman Vs Kkdith Hoffman This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court before His Honor, W,F.Harding, 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 ma tri- mony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be and the same are hereby disolved, and plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defend te W.F,. Harding, Judge Presiding. \ { IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 313 MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK a Thursday May 3lst, 1934, gTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF IREDELL IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. w, Le Davis, Executor of J.MeDgvis, Deceased.s ee JUDGMENT, P,B Alexander , JeW.Van Hoy, Adminis trator of C.M.Alexander, Deceased, and D.E. Turner. Se ee ee ee ee This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this the May Term 1934 of Iredell Superior Court before his Honor, W.F.Harding, Judge Presiding and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them by the Court in favor of the Plaintiff as set out in the record in this case; 4 It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged, and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants both jointly and severally the sum of One Thousand and Eight Dollars ({31,008.00) together with the interest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from January 1, 1935 until paid and for the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Wm. F, Harding, Judge Presiding and holding the Courts | of the 15th Judicial District of N.C. a Defendant Turner moves the Court to set the verdict aside and for 4 new trial for errors committed in the progress of the trial. Motion overruled. Defendant agein excepts and appeals to Defendant excepts. Judgment signed. Notice waived in open Court. Appeal bond fix d at the Supreme Court, $100.00, By consent, defendant was allowed sixty days to serve statement of case on appeal and plaintiff allowed sixty days thereafter to serve Counter Case or file exceptions. #893 y American National Insurance Co., ) Plaintiff ) Vs. ) ISSUES. 0.B.Setzer and wife, ) Defendants. ) l. Is the plaintiff the ower of and entitled to the possession of the land deseribed in the complaint? answer; Yes, 2. Do the defendants wrongfully withold the possession of the Same from the plaintiff? Answer; Yes 3. What damages if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendants for rents and profits by reason of the wrongful with-holding of the POssession of said land by the defendants from the plaintiff? Answer: $10.00 per month for March 23/33 Lyerly, Rowland IN THE SUPEKIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK Friday Sune lst, 1954 FOR COST Alias Capias. No. 18 State vs No. 53 | TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR State j Judgment heretofore randered is stricken out, and vs } it is ordered and adjudged that the defendant be con- ) Odell Griggs fined in the common jail of Iredell County for a per. iod of EIGHTEEN MONTHS, to be assigned to work upon the public highways of the State under comtrol of the State Highway Commission, and to pay a fine of $100, and all the costs, No. 71 } MANSLAUGHTER State t Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be in- vs } prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a Noah Hayes } period of TWO YEARS and assigned to work on public roads of State under control of the State Highway Com- mission as is provided by statute, No. 71-A } HIT AND RUN DRIVING State Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- vs prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a Noah Hayes period of TWO YEARS and assigned to work on public roads of State under comtrol of the State Highway Conm- mission as is provided by statute, this sentence to begin at the expiration of sentence in #71. No. &3 ) MANSLAUGHTER State ) Judgment heretofore rendered is striken out, and vs } it is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the de- } Ethel Wallace fendant be confined in State's Prison for a term of TWO YEAKS. Capias to issue immediately to put judg- ment into effect. 796=- J L Moose vs J I Clore -- Continued 847- John Parks White vs Marie N Reid, et al-- Continued 866- WH Norton vs Carrie E McLelland Extrx, et al-- Continued for defendants by court. .876- ‘i R Hoover vs Carrie E McLelland Extrx, et al-- Continued for defendants by court. “ 903- A B Raymer et al Recvs vs C 1] Rhyne -- Continued “918- Cephas Pope vs Lillie M Pope -- Continued. No.766 ‘ P Hager { vs } APPEAL ENTRIES. armers Mutual Fire Insurance Asso, } Plaintiff moves the Vourt to set the verdict aside and for a new trial for errors committed in the progress of the trial. Motion overruled. Plaintiff excepts. Judgment signed. Plaintiff again excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice waived in open Court. Appeal bond fixed at $100.00. By consent, plaintiff allowed 60 days to serve statement of case om appeal and defendant allowed 60 days thereafter to serve counter case or file exceptions, a a 315. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1954, SECOND WEEK Friday Junellst, 1934, WORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. MAY TERM, 1934, W. H. Spradlin, Receiver of the Commercial Natignal Bank of States- ) ) ville, N. C. Vs. JUDGMENT, W.C,Current. ) ' This cause coming on to be tried at the May Term, 1934, in the Superior { Court of Iredell County, before Hon. W.F.Harding, Judge, and a jury, and being Pn tried and the defendant having admitted in his answer that he executed the note to the Commercial National Bank of Statesville for $450.00, bearing if interest from June 10, 1928, but having alleged that he had paid to Earl W. Jones, former Receiver of the Commercial National Bank of Statesville, all of said note except ‘he sum of One Hundred and Fifty-one Dollars, and the Jury having answered the issue submitted to them as follows:- 1, "In what amount, if any, is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff upon the note sued on in this action? Answer: Yes. One Hundred Fifty-one Dollars and interest from the 10th of June, 1928", It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of One Hundred Fif ty-one Dollars with interest from the 10th day of June, 1928, add all cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. It further appearing that the defendant admits in hfs answer that the six shares of stock of the Hood System Industrial Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, of the par value of $25.00 per share, now held by the plaintiff, was pledged by him as collateral security for the payment of the note sued on in this action and it appearing that the plaintiff is entitled to have said stock sold for the payment of this judgment, interest and cost; It is now ordered and adjudged that the said stock be condemned and 80ld for the satisfaction of this judgment and that Neil Sowers be, and he is hereby appointed Commissioner to make said sale, after first advertising said stock at the courthouse door and three other public places in Iredell County, for a period of ten days, and apply the proceeds to the payment of this judgment, after first paying the cost of said sale and a reasonable Commissioner's fee, for making said sale. be Wm. F. Harding, Judge Presiding. 316 oft IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1934, SECOND WEEK. Friday June 1, 1934. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term, 1934, To His Honor. Wm F Harding, Judge Presiding: I, Zeb V Long, Solicitor of this the 15th Judicial District of North Carolina, respectfully report to the Court that I have at this term of the Superior Court inspected and emamined to the best of my ability the conduct and admin. | 4stration of the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and I find the said office to be condticted by the Clerk, Hon. John L Milhollang in a most highly commendable, business like and efficient manner, and in ac. cordance with the laws governing and regulating the conduct and administration of said office, Zeb V Long Approved: Solicitor Wm F Harding Judge Presiding 317 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT if STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COMMISSION OF THE GOVERNOR TO HIS HONOR To Hon. Wm F Harding Judge of the 14th Judicial District -- Greeting: Whereas, It has been made to appear to the satisfaction of the Exenutive Department that good and sufficient reasons exist for holding a SPECIAL TERM of the Superior Court in the County of Iredell; i Now Therefore, I, J C B Ehringhaus, Govennor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of authority vested in me by law, do hereby commision you to open a SPECIAL TERM of said Court for the County aforesaid, on Monday, the 4th day of June 1954 and continue one week, or until the business is disposed of. Said Court will be held for the trial of civil cases, ; In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, t this the llth day of April in the year of our Lord (STATE SEAL ) one thousand nine hundred and 54 and in the one hugdred and 58th yearz of our American Independence. J C B Ehringhaus By the Governor: C G Powell Private Secretary a — IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL JUNE TERM, 1934 Monday, June 4th, 1934, NORTH CAROLI\A, IN THE SUPERIOR court, IREDELL COUNTY. SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934 Be it remembered that a special term of Superior Court begun and hela in and for the State and County aforesaid on the 4th day of June, 1934, when and where His Honor, W. F. Harding, Judge Presiding and holding Court for this shecial term, 1934, is present and presiding. G. C. Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men tos erve as Jurors for this Special Term of Court, to-wit: J Anderson Lackey, Thomas B Williams, Earl G White, George Childers, W P Cook, Glenn C Wiley, C E Reitzel Lee A Boggs, J B Bradford, J C Houston, E W Blackwelder, Marvin W. Smith, John D Patterson, Lester L Alexander, C L Morrison, Jess Templeton, C E Fraley, G L Mobray, S H Kumkle, and Neil F Blackwelder. The following were excused, Walter Culbreth, L C Wagner. The following were not returned, J C Webb and E L Starnes, 925=- W E Natress vs Observer Printing House, etal. Continued for defendant by order of Court 937= Wallace Bros Co vs Dalton Warren Hdw Co, -- Continued 925- i B Gaither vs H C Hunter, Bank of Davie-- Continued .948- Karl T Deaton vs Jackson Dunavant -- Continued 954- H B Cooper vs J A Absher, et al-- Continued 1002- Francis A Johnson vs L O Gibson, et al-- Continued 1009- Amlee Phifer Admr. vs D T Brooks, et al-- Continued for defendant North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County. Special June Term, 1934. * Burgess et al, trading t as Harmony Implement Company { ' vs L C Anderson | Jury sworn and empaneclled as follows: J A Lackey, Thos B Williams, Karl G White, Geo. Childers, W P Cook, Glenn C Wiley, C E Reitzel, Lee A Boges, J B Bradford, J C Houston, / Blackwelder & Marvin W Smith, and ane swered the issues as fo! lows: What amount if any, is the defendant inde'sted to the plaintiffs’ Answer:}}70.00 plus interest from date asked What is the value of the personal property described in the chat- tel mortgage set forth in the plaintiff's complaint? Answer: $150.00 Are the plaintiffs the owners of and entitled to the possession “ the property described in the complaint? Answer; Yes : ( IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 349 SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934, Monday June 4th, 1934, 0. 954 : Pp Isenhour, ,Plaintiff ' | vs $ ISSUES \ ‘ * T H Knox, and Mrs T H | Knox, Defendants Jury sworn and empanelled as follows: J A Lackey, Karl G White, Geo, Childers, W P Cook, L L Alexander, C L Morrison, J S Templeton, G I Mobrey, S H Kunkle, W L Fox, W E Hoover & J W Gatton, and answered the issues as follows: 7 1. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as alleged? EE Answer: No i 2, Did the plaintiff by his ow negligence contribute to his in- jury, as alleged in the answer? ‘ Answer: Yes 3. What damage if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover for his automobile ? Answer: None 4. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover for injury to his person? { Answer: None 5. Was the defendant's automobile injurzed by the negligence of the plaintiff, as alleged in the answef? Answer: Yes 6. What damage, if any, is the defendant entitled to recover of the plaintiff? Answer: {28,00 No. 875- R H Ramsey ) vs 4 Jim (J G) Clark ) Jury sworn and empanelled as follows: Glenn C Wiley, C E ™ w } M in Reitzel, L A Boggs, J B Bradford, J C Houston, »% ™ Blackwelder, M arv ' WA Watts W Smith, Jno D Patterson, C E Fraley, N F Blackwalder, J W Webb, Pending trial the Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning - f ne This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning Jun Sth, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. JUDGE PRESI IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934, Tuesday June 5th, 1954 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morning June 5th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, -976= National Surety Co vs G C Kimball, Sheriff, al-- Continued \1000- C B Myers Admr of R M Myers vs E V Weisner, et al-- Continued, No. 875 R. He Ramsey, Plaintiff, V8e ISSUES, Jim (J.G.) Clark, Defendant. 1. Is the plaintiff, R.H. Ramsey, the owner of the two mules described in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2e Does the defendant, Jim Clark, wrongfully withold possession of the same from the plaintiff? Answer: Yes. Se What was the value of the said two mules on January 51, 1933, the date of the replevin bond given by the defendant and surety thereon? Answer: $75.00 each. 4. Is the Interpleader, W.W.Rankin Company, the owner of the two mules described in the complaint by virtue of the chattel mortgage admitted to have been executed by the defendant, Jim Clark, to W.W.Rankin Company? Answer: No, North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. R. He. Ramsey, Plaintiff Vs. JUDGMENT, Jim Clark, Defendant, W.W.eRankin Co., Intervenor, eee ee ee ee This cause coming on to be hea:d at this June Special Term, 1954 of the Superior Court of Iredell County before the undersigned Judge holding said Court and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues in favor of the plaintiff as appears of record, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have and recover possession of the black mule described in the complaint end the defendant, Jim Clark, and the intervenor, W, W. Rankin Co., are hereby ordered to deliver the same to him. It is further ordered that the plaintiff have and recover judgment against the intervenor, W.W.Rankin Co., and C.A.Mayhew upon his bond, in the sum of $75.00, with interest thereon from and after the 3lst day of January, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 3? 1 SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934. Tuesday June Sth, 1934, 1933, this being the value of the mouse dolored mule described in the complaint. It is further ordered that the costs of this action be taxed against the defendant, Jim Clark, and the intervenor, W.W.Rankin Co., upon 4ts bond. { This the 5th day of June, 1934, { W. F. Harding, Judge Presiding, North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. "| General Talking Pictures Corporation ' Plaintiff, -vs- JUDGMENT, Electrical Research Products, Inc., and Joseph E. Caudell, Defendants, In this cause it appearing to the Court that the Supreme Court has affirmed the judgment of His Honor, Judge J.H.Clement, denying the plaintiff any injunctive relief: It is,now, on motion of Counsel for defendants, ordered, ad- judged and decreed that the plaintiff take nothing by its action and that the case be dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff, It is further adjudged that the defendants recover nothing against the plaintiff or its bond. Wm F. Harding, Judge Presiding. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, JUNE SPECIAL TERM TREDELL COUNTY, June 5, 1934. ¢. P. Isenhour ) ) Vs, ) JUDGMENT. ) ) T. He Knox and Mrs. T.H.Knox. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before Honorable W. P, Harding, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it in favor of the defendants as follows, to-wit: "1, Was the Plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as alleged? Answer: No, 2, Did the plaintiff by his ow negligence contribute to his injury, as alleged in the answer? Answer: Yes, | H | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL JUNE TERM, 1934. Tuesday June Sth, 1934, 3. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to reebdver for hig Answer: None 4. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover for injury to his person? Answer: None 5. Was the defendant's automobile injured by the negligence of the plaintire, as alleged in the answer? Answer: Yes, 6. What damage, if any, is the defendant antitled to recover of the plaintiff? Answer: $28.00. Now, therefore, it is considered, ordered, and adjudged that the plaintiff recover nothing of the defendants and that the action of the plaintiff be, and the same is hereby, dismissed. And it is further considered, ordered, and adjudged that the defendants have and recover of the plaintiff or their counterclaim the sum of Twenty-eight Dollats ($28.00) with interest thereon from June 4, 1934, together with the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. Wm. F. Harding, Judge Presiding. Mrs J W Mayes Admrx of J A Frazier vs ‘ J P Cavin Admr of Mary Ellen Frazier Jury sworn and empanelled as follows: Glenn C Wiley, C E Reitzel, Lee A Boggs, J B Bradford, J C Houston, Geo. Childers, Earl G White, John D Patterson, C E Fraley, N F Blackwelder, J W Webb and WA Watts. Pending trial the Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning. / JUDGE PRESIDING ¥ “Rt tomobi es IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 323 SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934, Wednesday June 6th, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morn- ing June 6th, 1934 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. June Special Term 1934, urs J W Mayes Administratrix \ of J A Frazier. ) } ( vs } ISSUE J P Cavin Administrator of ' Mery Ellen Frazier ) Is the plaintiff the owner of the property described in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 946- International Harvester Co vs WWMeConnell trading as Statesville Implement Co. al. Jury sworn and empanelled as follows: C E Reitzel, Lee A Bo g8, J B Bradford, J C Houston, Geo, Childers, Earl G White, John D Patterson, WP Cook, C L Morrieon, G L Mobrey, N F Blackwelder & W E Hoover. Pending trial the court takes a recess until Thursday Morning. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning June 7th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. Nie i / 4 GY, JUDGE PRESDDING SS I a RN a ee ed IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TUNE TERM 1934, ‘Phursday June 7, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning June 7th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 947 T R Cloaninger, Plaintiff vs ) SSUES Joe C Davidson, Deféridant. t Jury sworn and empanelled as follows: C E Reitzel, Lee A Boggs, NF Blackwelder, Geo Childers, tarl G White, John D Patterson, W P Cook, Cc L the issues as follows: 1. Did the defendant wrongfully and unlawfully assault the plaintiff? Answer: Yes 2. ilas the assault done with actual malice on the part of the de- fendant? Answer: No 3. hat damage is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: $27.50 Drts Bill & $25.00 4. Have the plaintiff and defendant, by mutual agreement, compromis- ed, adjusted and settled for any damages that the plaintiff may have sustain- ed by reason of said assault, as alleged in the answer? Answer: No. North Carolina, in the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term 1934 Karl T Deaton 4 vs JUDGMENT Jacisson Dunavant ) This cause coming on to be heard at the May Term, 1934, of Tredell Superior Court, before His Honor, Harding Judgm presiding, and it appearing to the Court from the statements and admissions of Scott & Collier, attorneys for the plaintiff, and Mark Squires, attorney for the defendant, that the plaintiff and defendant have settled and compromised all matters and things growing out of the alleged cause of action set forth in the complaint and it has been agreed that the plaintiff will take judgment against the defendant in the sum of 4500.00 in full settlement of all claims and demands, with the further understanding that the defendant's wife 1s to take a non-suit in the action brought by her in Mecklenburg County against Karl Deaton and Max Wilson. It is, therfore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant in thas action the sum of $500.00 and the costs of this action wv to be taxed by the Clerk, W F Harding By Consant of: Judge Presiding Scott & Collier, Attorneys for the Plaintirr ark Squires & Jack Joyner, Attorneys for the defendant IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ' SPECIAL JUNE TERM, 1934, Thursday, June 7, 1934, WORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, iT IREDELL COUNTY. MAY TERM, 1934, american National Insurance Company, ) of Galveston, Texas, ) Plaintiff. ) } supouznn 0, B. Setzer and wife, Carrie Maude ) : Setzer and-wite \ | Defendants. ) This cause doming on to be heard, and being heard by His Honor wW. F. Harding, Judge Presiding, and a jury, at the May Term, 1954, Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, and the following issues having been submitted to and answered by the jury in favor of the plaintiff, to-wit: 1. Is the plaintiff the owner of, and entitled to the possession of : the land described in the complaint? | Answer: Yes. 2. Do the defendants wrongfully withold the possession of the same from the plaintiff? Answer: Yes, 3. What damages, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendants for tents and profits by reason of the wrongful witholding of the possession of said land by the defendmts from the plaintiff? Answer: {$10.00 per month from March 25, 1955. It appears to the Court from the papers filed in this cause, and from the admissions of counsel for the plaintiff and defendants, that de- fendants executed a bond in the sum of (300.00, with hrs. Lelia Setzer, a3 surety on said bond, being conditioned upon the payment to the plaintiff of all damages, rents, profits, and costs that the plaintiff recovered of the defendants in this action. IT IS THEREFORE, CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED, that the plaintiff, American National Insurance Company of Galveston, Texas, 2 we omer of, and entitled to the immediate possession of the real estate des- eribed in the complaint in this ca.se, and described herein as follows, to-wit Lying and being in the City of Statesville, Iredell County, North Carolina, and bounded as fol ows: BEGINNING at the Frank Deaton corner on the East side of North Center Street, a distance of 418 feet Northward from the South East inter- Section of North Center and Turner Streets and runs with North Center Street N. 46 Deg. 30 min. We 70 feet to the N.J.Gaither corner; thence with the Gaither line N. 47 Deg. 30 pain. E. 142 feet to the 12 foot alley; thence with said alley S. 46 deg. 30 min. E. 70 feet to Frank Deaton's . the Corner; thence with the Deaton line S. 47 Deg. 30 min. W. 142 feet to strip from lot No. 9, adjoining beginning, Being lot No. 8, and a 10 foot a plat of which lot No, 8 in Block B. of the North Statesville Land Bompany, f 18 recorded in Deed Book 15, page 754 of the records of the Register ° 326 the same land described in the deed of trust executed by 0.B.Setzer and wife, Carrie IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 3 o" Deeds for Iredell County, and being the same- land described in the SPECIAL JUNE TERM, 1934, ' — ” ¥ Complaint in Thursday, June 7, 1934, this cause, and the same land conveyed to American National Insurance Company of . ; Galveston, Texas, the plaintiff in this action, by deed of L. Thrnton Davis and B,y NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT | H Land, Trustees, dated May 31, 1932, and recorded in deed book 106, page 514, and being IREDELL COUNTY. Special Term, June, 1934 a i ‘In the Matter of J.F.Cranfield ) Maude Setzer to L. Thornton Davis and E.M.Land, Trustees, recorded in Book of ) -vs- ) ORDER. i mortgages 81, page 360, and being the same land conveyed to 0.B.Setzer b ) at : ' ; os Wayne Harris, A.F.Harris and wife, ) i | Paul A. Hunter and wife, recorded in book 64, page 425, of deeds, all o which urs, A-F.Harris. ) i) deeds and deed of trust are of record in the office of the Register of Deeds fop This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, Iredell County, North Carolina, | W. Fe Harding, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the if IT IS FURTHER, ORDERED AN)) DECREED, that a writ of possession issue to the | firm of Adams and Dearman is regular counsel for the plaintiff, and has i Sheriff of Iredell County, commanding and directing him to remove the defendants filed a Complaint in this cause, and tiat they desire to retire from the q etree eee: inmedisately from said property described above, and to place the plaintiff or its case; agents in the actual possession thereof. c | It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the law firm Iv IS FURTHER CONSIDERED, ORDERED, AND ADJUDGED, that the plaintiff re- of Adams and Dearman be, and they are hereby, retired as counsel for the cover of the defendants, 0.B.Setzer and Carrie Maude Setzer, and each of them, the : plaintiff without withdrawing their pleadings, and that the plaintiff be | ee SE a ae sum of QNE HUNDRED FORTY THREE and no/100 ($143.00) Dollars, with interest. thereon at ; ; permitted to secure other counsel to represent him in this action. the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the lst day of June, 1934, until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Vm, F. Harding, Judge Presiding. Iredell County against the defendants. If IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the plaintiff recover of asses } Mrs. Lelia Setzer, the surety on the bond of the defendants in this cause, t 6 sum 2 | of THREE HUNDRED and no/100 ($300.00) Dollars, to be discharged upon the payment l of ONE HUNDRED FORTY THREE and no/100 ($143.00) Dollars, with interest at the rate Sues te ante Ute aie sede ie ee : | of 6 per cent per annum from the lst day of June, 1934, until paid, and the cost ie etetede thie of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, : . 909- North Carolina. \ Luther C Crowell ' This the lst day of June, 1934, va ' Wm. F. Harding, Carlona Bottling Co. ; JUDGE PRESIDING. Jury sworn and empanelled as follows: J C Houston, & & Mobrey, W L for, ) E Hoover, & Watts, S H Kunkle, J W Gatton, Marvin W Smith, C Gilbert, HA Yount, C J Troutman & Ward Guy. ; . Pending trial the Court takes a recess until Friday Morning. . ‘ This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning June 8th, + heb Te hens? JUDGE PRESIDING 1934, at 9:30 O'clock. et AL AL ———— IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934 Friday June 8th, 1934, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Friday Morning } June 8th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, ' No. 909 Luther C Crowell vs Carolina Bottleing Co \ This case resumed and continued through the morning session of : Courte | UPON convening of Court after the noon recess a memorial service in ‘ memory of Honorable WD Turner, was held by the Iredell County Bar Association, It is ordered by the Court that a copy of the Resolutions passed by the Iredell County Bar Association at this meeting be copied in the minutes of this Court, in respect to him and become a part of the minutes of this Court. HON. W.D. TURNER } Hon. JV D. Yurner, “ell known lawyer, legislator, churchman and business man, ; pussed aw:y al his home on North Center street, at 3 o'clock ednesday afternoon, November 8th, his death resulting from acute mephritis, after ten days iliness. "Governor" Turner, as he was universally known, was born and reared in Iredell 4 County, and had been engaged in the practice of law in Statesville for the past 56 years. He was 78 years or age. For more than half a century Governor Turner had been closely identified with he progress of Statesville and Iredell County in educational, religious and usiness af airs. Wilfred Dent ‘Turner was born at Turnersburg, January 30, 1855, a son of Wilfred and Dorcas ‘’omlinson ‘turner. He graduated from old Trinity College in the year of 1876, with the Bachelor of Aarts degree, later receiving the Master of Arts devree from that institution. Following his gi aduation, he began the study of law under the late R. Fe ArnfLleld, later continuing the s'udy of law without a teacher until June, 1877, when he obtained license to practice in this state, In July, 1877, he began the pr ctice of law in Statesville, and he continued active in his chosen profession until his last illness. In the years 1887-89-90 Governor Turner represented Iredell, Alexunder and dikes Counties in the state senate. he was again elected to the state senate in 1917. He was elec ed lieutenant governor of North Carolina in 1900 with Charles De Aycock, the educa’ional governor. As lieutenant governor of North Carolina he presided over the state senate during te sessions of the General Assembly of 1901, 1903 and 1905. 329 IN THE SUPERIOR CUURT SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934 Friday June 8th, 1934. He was a member of the board of trustees of Duke University ; v9 romerly Trinity College, having served his alma mater in that capacity for the past 25 years. Governor Turner was chief organizer of the Wast Monbo Manufact ring ‘ompany, OF the Catawba River; he was chairman of the comnittee which built syoad Street Methodist church, the first modern church building to be erected in Statesville; he nided the great m jority of the industrial enterprises of statesville and vicinity, taking stock and encouraging new industries; he was ‘or a number of years secretary-treasurer of the Armfield Veneer Company; he us president of the Imperial Furniture Company here for a number of years; | a ms president of the Commercial National Bank, of Statesville, now in receiver- | sip, having been actively connected with the bank since its organization, Mr. Turner was attorney for Irecell county when the present court house was erected. For more than half a centurn he ws prominently connected rth the Broad Street Methodist Church, serving for a number of years before ad } + his death as teacher of the Men's Bible class of that church. He was chairman of the Board of ‘irustees of the church for about forty years, still serving in that capacity ut the time of his death. Governor Turner's first marriage was to Miss Ida Lanier of Statesville, rau this union the following children survive: Mrs. . A. Colvert, of Greensboro; Miss Laura L, Turner, of North Wilkesboro; Mrs. James F. Robertson of Charlotte; cna — o anc My, Jack Turner,of Mount Airy. ' TT, > * i malt, 7 - 4 teeay le The second marriage was to Miss Julia H. McCall, of Statesville, ‘rmerly of South Carolina, From this union two children survive - Mrs. Ne Ae Neker, of Auburn, New Yowk, and Wr. Dent furner, of Pasadena, Ca Lifor nia. AS ’. Turner died in 1925, y ° a " "ta ‘ 4 December 7, 1927 was the date of Governor Turner's irrla Ts, Sarah Tp ‘ on te er . Ch y f Sarah Goff, of Poston, the ceremony taking place in the Churen o} the re — re Tansfiguration, in New York City. Mrs. Turner was the widow of illiam Le I ee | wi survives and a sor Mr. William L. » % Boston and Winchester. Mrs. Turner otf, Jr., of New York City. Gov. Turner wis an able Legislator and his advice and counsel was f his strong intellec! and wise counsel. ten uch " Sought by his associates, because of "as alway » took { many campaicns “8 Qlways a gentleman and considerate of others. le 00x part in many cam} , f the strongest men in the 1 Canvassing e of 8 the entire state and was held to be o Stns “ve by the people. He was a man of strong convictions and wise in his views on “44 public questions. He was a candidate for Governor in the year 1904, and while ne r 4 c “M4 not win, he received a large vote which was evidence of the confidence the DeOn ° pie had in him. He was a mn that never sought office, and while he could have a" Udge ond Governor, he never pressed his claim. of Gov. Turner was a student of the law and was considered to be one th ae € best lawyers in the state. He was thorough in the preparation of his cases, an * when he he was sure of his position. e was laid down a proposition of law, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934 Friday June 8th, 1934 a able and strong before the jury. He never dealt in demogogery, but went stra! aght to facts in the case upon which he relied for a verdict. His high character ’ sincerity and honesty in dealing with the court and jury always won him their confidence. He never went into the court until he thought his cause just ’ and in this, he was thrice armed. His partner, Hon, Charles H. Armfield, when asked if he expected a verdict in the case they were trying, would say "It will be alright after goy J Turner delivers his eleven o'clock sermon." Gov. Turner loved justice and his effort in the court house was to have thisdone,. he Scriptural doctrine. "Let not Justice and mercy depart from thee, bind them ubout my neck, write them upon the table of thine heart, that thou mayest stand approved before God and man." He believed wit h Jus‘inian, the great that the could be reduced to th " law giver, phrase, Live honestly, hurt nobody and render unto every one his due." He was an honest man, the noblest os . WO. for of Gov. ‘lurner was a christian without guile. He was not a synic and scorner. He was a great worker in his church. hest in the moral life of his County and State, and his this in every thing he did. his county and state. All of for justice, in the forum of his state, proclaiming the hichest tdeals for the betterment of the conditions the salvation of human souls. s e of his constit church pravin or down vhen a lordly ceaér, upon the hills, and leaves 4 #909 Luther C Crowell, Plaintiff 4 vs { SSUES Carolina Bottling Company, | Defendant 1. vas the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as al- leged? ‘ Answer: No. &. “hate damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: His idea was embodied in \ 331 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934, Friday June 8th, 1934 #946 International Harvester Co vs WwW McConnell, et al. It is agreed that the judgment in this case may be signed out of term and out of the district. North Carolina, In the Superior Courtv Tredell County. June Special Term, 1934 Mrs J W Mays, Administartix { of J A Frazier, deceased } ‘Ww m7 iu aN vs I I P Cavin, Administrator of { Mary Ellen Frazier, deceased | and W M Neal. } This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County and being heard tefore His Honor, F Harding, Judge Presiding and a jury, and the jury having answered the issue submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and a ainst the defendants, as set out in the record: It 4s therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiff is the owner and entit]led to the possession of the personl property men- tioned and described in the Complaint and in possession of the defendant, W M Neal, same having been stored in his store house by J A Frazier, deceased, and said defensants are directed and ordered to deliver said property over to said plaintiff, upon the plaintiff paying the storage on said property up until the lst day of December, 1931. It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant, J P Cavin, Administrator of Mary Ellen Frazier, deceased, pay the costs of this action. It is further ordered by the Court that should ie * ef ty X- the defendants refuse to surrender said property to the plaintiff that ex ecution issue directing the Sheriff of Irede!! County to seize said property and deliver it to said plaintiff. ‘m F Harding wabh Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court fzedell County. Sarah Lee Corey i ve | ORDER OF REFERENCE CD Moss, Admr, i This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before seneganne h \ mat t all Herding, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the matters in controversy in the above entitled action should properly be heard by refer- IN THE SUPERIOR VCOURT 7 SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934 330 Friday June 8th, 1934, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL JUNE TERM 19354 Friday June 8th, 1954, une, 1954, until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by J the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County against the defendant, ence; and it further appearing to the Court that the attorneys for the plain. tiff and the defendant consert that said matters shall be heard by reference: , Wm. F. Harding, and it further appearing to the Court that Andrew C McIntosh, Esq., is a fit Judge Presiding, and proper person to hear said matters as Refree; Now, therefore, it is considered, ordered, and decreed that the above | entitled action be, and the same is hereby, ordered heard by reference, } i And it is further considered, ordered, decreed that Andrew C McIntosh Esq., be, and he is hereby, appointed Refree to hear said action and to re- turns his findings of facts and conclusions of law to the August Term of this Court. WORTH CAROLINA, IN TH SUPERIOR COURT, This 8th day of June, 1954. ; , IREDELL COUNTY. JUNE SPECIAL TERM, 1934, Wm F Harding Judge Presiding By Consent: E, W. Blackwelder a \ Raymer & Kkaymer ¥s. JUDGMENT. Attorney for plaintiff Charles R. Goodman, Mrs. Charles Re Goodman and Charles Re Goodman, Jr. \ C B Winberry Attorney for defendant. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, “m. F. Harding, Judge Presiding, and being heard and it appearing that the plaintiff has contracted to convey the farm in controvers, to Carles K. Goodman, IDey North Carolina, In the Superior Court provided the said Charles R. Goodman, Jr., shall tender to the plaintiff eT Special Term, June, 1954. the sum of Ninety one Hundred Dollers with inter:st thereon from December 13, 1933, on or before December 31, 1954. t further appearing that the T. R. Cloaninger, Plaintiff @VSe= Joe C. Davidson, Defendant, defendants have acknowledged themselves to be tenants of the said plaintiff JUDGMENT. and are occupying the said premises as such tenants. aintiff is the It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the pl] This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor W.F. omer of the premises in question, and 4t 4s further ordered and adjudged that Harding, Judge Presiding, and a jury, at the Special Term, Iredell County Supe>ior the defendants,be, and they are hereby ordered ejected from the said pre- Court, June 1934, and the following issues having been submitted to, and mises, with the further order that execution shall not be issued or served answered by the jury, to-wit; po on or after January 1, 1935, and that the cost be taxed against the 1. Did the defendant wrongfully and unlawfully assault the plaintiff? — Wm, F. mentite . JUDGE PRESIDING. Answer: Yes. Approved by: 2. Was the assault done with actual malice on the part of the defendant? ; Zeb V, Turlington, eet ee Attorney for Plaintiff Answer: 27.50 Doc? ts b doe teers Joyner & Hartness, . pele ocvor's aaL and w25,.00. orneys for Defendant. 4. Have the plaintiff and defendant by mutual agreement compromised, ad jus- ted and settled for any damages that the plaintiff may have sustained by reason of said assault, as alleged in the answer? Answer: No. IT IS THEREFORE, CONSIDERED, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED, That the plaintiff T° cover of the defendant the sum of FIFTY TWO ana 50/100 ($52.50) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annym from the &th day of IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934, Friday June 8th, 1934, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Special June Term, 1934, O. L. Williams .Veneer Company -VS- ORDER FOR KEFERENCE L. G. McLean, Administrator of T.L. McLean, deceased, This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned Judge Presiding at the Special June, 1954, Term of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina; And it appearing that the matters in controversy between the plaintiff and the defendant in the above entitled action are such as should properly be referred to a referee for hearing; And it appearing that the attorneys for the plaintiff and the defendant have consented to an order for a reference hereof, and have consented that same shall be heard on the l0day of July, 1934 at 10 Ofcjock, A. M. And it appearing further to the Court that C.B.Winberry is a fair and proper person to act-as a referpe herein; It is therefore ordered, adjudged and considered that C.B.Winberry be, and he is hereby, appointed. a referee, and as such is ordered and directed to to hear the evidence of the plaintiff and the defendant at 10:00 O'clock A.M., on the 10 day of July, 19354, and to find the facts, and to render his conclusions of law thereon, and to report his proceedings to the August Term, 1954, of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, Wm. F. Harding, JUDGE PRESIDING. By Consent Of: Raymer & Raymer, Attorneys for the plaint‘ff,. Scott & Collier, Attorneys for the defendant, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 335 SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934 Friday June 8th, 1934, No. 960 Tf A Kennedy and H A Gudger } vs i Mrs Bessie Montgomery j Jury sworn and empanelled as follows: C E Reitzel, N F Blackwlder, Geo Childers, Earl G White, John D Patterson, WP Cook, C L Morrison, J B Bradford, J W Webb, L L Abéxander, J S Templeton & Thos B Williams. Pending trial the court takes a recess until Saturday Morning. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Saturday Morn- ing June Sth, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. IN THE 6UPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM June 1934, Saturday June 9th, 1954, Tis Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Saturday Morn. ing June 9th, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. June Special Term 1934 Ernest Nesbit t vs q ITsSsveEs Lena Dobbins Nesbit t Jury sworn and empanelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the comp-~ laint? Answer: Yes 2. Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 3. Has the plaintiff been a bonifide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredeli County. June Special Term, 1934. Ernest Nesbit 4 vs t JUDG ; NT Lena Dobbins Nesbit This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Judge W F Harding and a jury at this term and being heard and the jury Baving answered the issues as set out in the record, It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be and the same are hereby dissolved and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divotce and that the Clerk tax the cost according to law, Wm F Harding Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 337 SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934 Staurday June 9th, 1934 forth Carolina, In the Superior Court Tredell County. Special June Term, 1934 M Lippard and Elree Webester , Plaintiffs ISSUES John P Sowers, W W Holland, General Guardian of John P Sowers, and Jane Sowers Smith. t ' vs | i { ' Jury sworn and empanelled and answered the issues ag follows: 1. Was there a proceeding in the Superfor Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on or about the day of 1904, for the purpose of inquiring into the sanity of the defendant, John P Sowers, and was there a verdict following judgmemt entered therein, adjudging the defendant, John P Sowers, restored to sanity, and were the papers in said proceeding lost with- out having been recorded in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court for Ire dell County, North Carolina, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2, Were the terms and conditions of the decree in the special pro- ceeding entitled, "John P Sowers and F T Burke -vs- W H Crawford, Trustee," fully complied with by the safid F T Burke, and was the said F T Burke, en- titled to a conveyence by WH Crawford trustee, of the one-half interest of John P Sowers in the land described in the seventh paragraph of the complaint as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 3. Did the said WH Crawford, Trustee, die without having executed a deed to F T Burke as provided in the judgment set forth in the proseeding described in the tenth paragraph of the complaint as alleged in the complaint Answer: Yes 4, Was there a mitual division between F T Burke and the defendant Jane Sowers Smith of the tract of land described in the deed from J P Sowers to F T Burke, dated August 11, 1906, recorded August 11, 1906 in Book 54 at page 254 of d ed records for Iredell County, North Carolina, and if so was the tract containing 43% acres described in the quitclaim deed from said F T Burke to Jane Sowers Smith, dated January 7, 1907, recorded January 16, 1907 in Book 36 at page 348 of Deed Records for Iredell County, North Caro- lina, the part thereof allotted to the said Jane Sowers Smith in said divi- Sion as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 5, Have the plaintiffs and Will Davidson abd C B Parker, success- ssion ively been in the open, adverse, hostile, continous and undisputed posse res, more or less, described 88 owmers of the tract of land containing 45 8c 1933, re= 24 in the deed from Will Davidson to the plaintiff, dated January ©", IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TUNE TERM 19354 Saturday June 9th, 1954. corded March 12, 1933, in Book 107 at page 89 of Deeds Records for Iredel} \ County, North Carolina, for more than 20 years under color of title prior to the commencement of this action, and was said possession adverse to the said [ defendants and each of them as alleged in the complaint? j Answer: Yes. North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County Special Term, June 193). e ibe reess, Clou urgess and : 8s. Blackwelder, trading as Harmony : Implement Co VY» : : JUDGMENT Vie ® : . . er s¢ 3 This cause coming on to be heard at this the June Term 1934 of the Superior Court of Iredell County, before the undersigned Judge holding said court end 4 jury, and the jury having answered the issues in favor of the plaintiff as appears of record, It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have and recover possession of the following described property as set. forth in he conpleist in this cause, Two red Devon cows, one about two years old, the other about six years old, one black mare about twelve years old, and one Ontario wheat drill (2 horse), and that the defendant L. C. lerson is hereby ordered to deliver the same to th laintiffs to be sold under foreclosure of the chattel mortgage there, held by the plaintiffs, as provided thereby. It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs have and recover judgment against L. C, Anderson and R. M. Johnson, surety on the defendants bond, the sum of $150.00, with interest thereon from Uctober 26, 1931, 4t the pate of six per cent per annum, together wi'h the costs of this action to be taxed by the clerk, said sum being the amount of the replevy bond the property executed by the defemdant and his surety, and being the value of * lescribed in the complaint at the time this action was instituted. WF. Harding Judge Presiding forth Carolina In the 8uperior Court Iredell County Special Term, June 1934, John P, Sowers, \V. W. Holland, General Guardian for John P,. Sowers, and Jane Sowers Smith. \n, iM. Lippard and Elree ‘Yebster,: -vs- ; : JUDGMENT This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard a= this the Special June, 1934, Term of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, before the undersigned Judge presiding and a jury, and the jury having answered the issued submitted in favor of the plaintiffs, «s set forth in the record of this cause; It is,therefore, ordered, adjudged, decreed and declared by the Court that the following record existed in the cause entitled "In the matter of an inquisition into the sanity of John P, Sowers" as follows: " Issue Has John P. Sowers been restored to sanity, and is he now of sound mind and memory and capable of managing his affairs as alleced in the petition. Answer ee Judgment "In the matter of the inquisition into the sanity of Jonn P. Sowers. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the ui rsigned Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and the following issue having been answered by the jury as indicated, viz: "Has John P. Sowers been restored to sanity and is he no of sound mind and memory, and capable of managing his affairs as leged in the petition" "Answer. Yes " It is, therefore, ordered ana 4 ijudged and consider i that John P. Sowers has been restored to his sanity and is now of sound mind and capable of managing his affairs, “_ This the day of ,1904. Je Ae artness _ ae Clerk oO: Superio7 at hat 4) ‘fecord herein above It is further ordered and decreed that the said ecor rein a I 7 have been lost or destroyed without declared to exist, and found by the jury to have ! ee! L¢ h ° be recorded. “en Sanertor Court for Iredell aving been recorded, in the SFr ice of Clerk of Superi ' — 30 + 7 igments County, North Carolina, as provided by law for the recordation of Judgm of said Clerk of Superior Court for such proceeding. O39 It is further ordered and adjudged that WW, W,. Holland be,and he is hereby appointed trustee to succeed W. H. Crawford in the execution of the trusts imposed by the will of Sara Rosa Sowers, and said trustee is hereby ordered and directed to execute and deliver to the plaintiffs a deed co¥tveying the property described in the complaint in this action in the fourth parag raph thereof, the same being the land described in the deed from F. ‘T, Burke to C. Be Parker, dated July 31, 1909, recorded August 3, 1909, in book 39 page 215 of deed records for Iredell County, North C,rolina, It is further ordered, adjudged and considered by the Court that the defendant Jane Sowers Smith, and all persons claiming title to the land described in the fourth paragraph of the complaint in this action, under, by or through the defendant Jane Sowers Smith be, and they are hereby adjudged forever barred from claiming any title, right, interest, estate or property in said lands. It is further ordered by the Court that the cost of this action be taxed against the plaintiffs. i. F,. Harding Judge Fresiding ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee em ee ee ee ee ee ee ee North Carolina Jj Iredell County | In the Superior Court R. H. Ramsey, Plaintiff, } vs Jim Clark, Defendant { JUDGMENT Ve Ve Rankin Co,, Intervenor. | This cause coving on to be heard at this June Special Term 1934 of the Superior Court of Iredell County before the undersigned Judge holding said court and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues in favor of the plaintiff as appears of record, It is, *nerefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have and recover possession of the black mule described in the complaint and the defendant, Jim Clark, and the intervenor, \/. W. Rankin Co.,are hereby ordered o deliver the same to him, . , , . ainst It is further ordered that the plaintiff have and recover judgment agai the intervenor, |. Wi, Rankin Co., and C, A. Mayhew upon his bond in the sum P , P 33 of #75.00, with interest thereon from and after the 3lst day of January, 1959, this being the value of the mouse colored mule described in the complaints : e It is further ordered that the costs of this action be taxed against - defendant, Jim Clark, and the intervenor, ii. W. Rankin Co., upon its bond. this the Sth day of June, 1934, W o F . Harding . luther Ce Crowell, IN THE SUPERIOR couRT 341 SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934, Saturday June 9th, 1934, ; yorth Carolina, In the Superior Court, : i Irede11 County. Special Term, June, 1934, Plaintiff, V8. JUDGMENT, olina Bottling Company - Defendant. : This cause coming on to be heard at the Special Term of Iredell Superior Court, commencing June 4th, 1934, and being heard before His Honor, Harding, Judge, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them as follows: "1, Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant, as alleged? Answer: No, 2. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: . It is therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover nothing in this action and that the costs of this action be taxed by the Clerk of the Court to be paid by the plaintiff. Wm. F. Harding, Judge Presiding. Plaintiff moves to set verdict aside for errors committed by the Court during the progress of the trial. Motion overruled. Plaintiff excepts, Judgement signed. Plaintiff appeals to the Supreme Court. Appeal bond fixed at $100.00. Plaintiff allowed sixty days to make up case on appeal, defendant allowed sixty days ahereafter to serve counter case or file exceptions. No, 960 TA Kennedy and HA ~~ vs Mrs Bessie Montgomery Jury having come in and informed the Court that theu could not reach a verdict, Jury withdrawn and mistrial had. 342 343 North Ca rolina } In the Superior Court li Iredell County i International Harvester Company of America, vs JUDGMEN T We Ne MeConnell, an Individual Ireding as Statesfille Implement Company, and J. A. Stewart. ot at Se pe pe me a This cause coming on to be heard at the Special Term of Iredell Superior r Court, commencing June 4, 1934, before His Honer, ‘i. *. Harding, Judge, and a i jury, amd it appearing to the Court from the statements and admissions of Scott & Collier, attorneys for the defendants, that the plaintiff and the defendants 1 i ih | | the alleged causes of action set forth in the plaintiff's complaint and that the | have adjusted and settled all matters of difference between them growing out of | defendant, J. A. Stewart, has made a satisfactory settlement with the plaintiff for all liability on his part, as guarentor, or otherwise, and the defendant, ii, We NeConnell, has likewise made settlement in full, final and complete settlement; It is, therefore, ordored and adjudged: lst. That the plaintiff, International Harvester Company of America, is ; to be the owner of all notes and papers held by it as collateral, growing out of its dealings with the Statesvi'.e Implement Co., except the collateral note of $5715.62, signed by J. A, Steward and J. NN. Steward, which is to be cancelled and surrendered to them. 2nd. The plaintiff is to cancel a deed of trust from W,. W. McConnell and wife to M. L. Burton, Trustee, recorded in Book 92 at page 315, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County. Srd. J. A. Stewart and Wi. W, McCommell, and each of them, are released from any liability to the plaintiff by reason of the indebtedness to the State- sville Implement Co. whether on open account or notes, and especially J. A. Ste- wart is released from all liabili by reason of any gusrantees signs, or alleged to have been signed, by him. 4th. It is understood and agreed that nrither veConnell nor Je * Stewart shall be liable, as endorser, on any of the users! notes discounted by the Statesville Implemenb Co. with the International Harvester Co. Sthe All direct notes of the Statesville Implement Co. ,as dealer, the International Harvester Co. are to be cancelled and surrendered to W. "+ MeConnell. 6th. By agreevent, it 1s ordered that the defendents pay that part of ” court costs in this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, that covers the hearing before the Gommissioner in Charlotte, N. C. prior to the trial and the defendants’ witnesses. It 1s ordered that the plaintiff pay the plaintiff's a th witnesses and the court costs proper, exclusive of the above costs. By agreer ent of the counsel on both sides, this judgment 4s aigned out of term and out of the District, By Consent of : : 1 e pres! Scott & Collier, “tty. for plaintirr. 1. 7. oom 7" Ae Le Starr, Je Ge Lewis & Zeb Vv. Turlington, Attys. for Befendants. asia lade a i vt ding: 344 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT . SPECIAL JUNE TERM 1934. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1934 Hunter Manufacturing & Com- mission Company ' -ORDER CONFIRMING FINAL REPORT OF RECEIVER- vs Saal ee ee ere Cascade Mills, Incorporated. This cause coming on to be heard on the final report of John w Porter, Receiver of the Cascade Mills, Incorporated, and it appearing to the Court that the Receiver has fully accounted to the Court for all bills filed with him as Reseiver and that he has paid all bills filed with him as Receiver and has, in all respects, complied with the orders of this Court in the matter of said re- ceivership and has made due report of his proceedings to this Court: And it further appearing to the Court that the said Receiver is now en- titled ot an order discharging him from all further liability as such officer: It is now, on motion of Fred W Bynum, Counsel for John W Porter, Recei- ver of the Cascade Milis, Incorporated, considered, ordered and adjudged and de- creed that the final report of the said Receiver be, and the same is hereby, in all respects, ratified and confirmed, the receiver having conveyed the real and personal property to the Hunter Manufacturing & Commission Company in accordance with order of this Court, and deed havigg been executed to the purchaser on May 8, 1955, and registered in the office of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina, in Book 109, at page 332, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the said deed conveys a fee simple title to the purchaser, freed and dis- charged from any and all claims and demands of the Cascade Mil}s, Incorporated, its stockholders, cerditos and all other persons interested in the property des- cribed in said deed, It further appearing to the Court that the Receiver has duly and properly accounted for all properties coming into his hands as such of ‘icer and that all of said properties have been properly disposed of by him in accordance with the orders of this Court and that he has obeyed all the or- ders of the Court and has carried out in full his duties as such Receiver, it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed thatx the said John W Porter, as Re- ceiver of the Cascade Mills, Inc., be and he is hereby fully discharged as such Receiver and his bond as such officer is hereby ordered cancelled. Wm F Harding Judge Presiding KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That The B F Goodrich Rubber Company a corporation, the judgment creditor and the holder ofa certain judgment, dated July 23, 1925, recorded in Book 21, at Page 108 in Judgment Book in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Iredell County, North Carolina. In a i certain cause them pending in said Court wherein The B F Goodrich Rubber i Company, a Corporation, was plaintiff, and Flake Holland, was defendant; in consideration of payment in full, made by the said Flake Holland, to the | said B F Goodrich Rubber Company, a Corporation, The said The B F Goodrich | Rubber Company, a corporation, does hereby acknowledge full payment and satisfaction of the said Judgment and directs the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Iredell County, North Carolina to discharge the same of record, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The B F Goodrich Rubber Company, a corporation, has caused these presents to be signed in its corporate name, by its Assis- tant Treasurer and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed, by its Credit Manager, hoth thereunto duly authorized, this 16th day of February, A. D. 1934. The B F Goodrich Rubber Company By LL Smith, (seal) Asst. Treas. ATTEST: E J Dunlavy Credit Manager (SEAL) STATE OF OHIO SUMMIT COUNTY Before me, an officer duly authorized to take acknowledgments of deeds, personally came L L Smith, Asst. Treas., and E J Dunlavy, Credit Mgr., of the B F Goodrich Rubber Company, a Corporation, who did each acknofledge and say that they are, respectively, the Asst. Treas. and Credit Manager of said Company; that they know the seal of said Company, that the seal affixed to the foregoing satisfaction of judgment is the corporate seal of said Comp- any, was affixed by the order of said Company, and that they signed their res Pective names thereto, as Asst. Treas. and Cr. Mgr., by the like order, and that they executed the said instrument as their free act and deed and the fre act and deed of the B F Goodrich Rubber Company, for the purpose therein ex- pressed. And I further certify that said persons are personally known to me and known to be the persons they are above described to be and who executed the instrument, Witness my hand and official seal, at Akron, Ohio, this 16th day of February, A. D. 1934. F E Sturmi (L.S.) Notary Public, Sumit County, Ohio. My commission expires Nov 29, 1935. (NOTARIAL SEAL) $46 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIO County of Iredell. K COURT, Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks of the ) State of North Carolina Vse dames D. Mellon. The above entitled cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of tyedell County, North Carolina, and the Court finding it as a fact that the summons and a verified copy of the complaint in this cause was duly served upon the defendant on May 5, 1934, and that more than thirty days have elapsed, and that no answer or any other rep ly has been filed to said summons and complaint, and the Court finding it as a further fact that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $375.00 together with the interest thereon from April 1, 1932, until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum, which indebtedness is represented by a promissory note signed by the said James D, Mellon as set out in the complaint in this cause, and the Court finding it as a further fact that the plaintiff is entitled to recover judgment against said defendant in said amount, The Court finds it as a further fact that said note is and was secured by a deed of trust upon certain real estate located in Iredell County, which deed of Trust is recorded in Book 50 at Page 130 in the office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County, which deed of trust covers the lands described in the complaint in this cause and was given for the purpose of securing the aforementioned indeb- tedness. And the Gourt finds it as a further fact tha t the default has been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by said Deed of Trust and that the ppaintiff is entitled to foreclose the same for the purpose of collecting the in- debtedness thereby secured. It is, therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that this judgment be and the same is hereby declared lien on the lands described in the complaint in this cause as follows: Tract No, 1, Beginning on a stone N, Johnson's corner, thence S. 88¢ E. 160 poles to a hickory the Overcash corner; thence N, 14 E. 220 poles to a stone G. T. McKnight's corner, thence N. 86 N. 94 poles to a stone G. W. McLain's corner, thence N. 86 W. 120 poles to a stake Johnson's corner; thence with Johnson's line in a Western course to a cedar near the hollow or branch, thence with the branch to a white oak; thence a straight line to a corner of school house lot, thence with school house line about S. 124 poles to a stone, J. C. Neeits line; thence S- lt W. 252 poles to the beginning, containing 307 acres, more or less. Tract No. 2, Beginning at an elm, Dick Craven's corner; thence with Craven's line N. 2 E, 64 poles to a stake in the branch, Neel's corner; thence with his line S. 88 E. 80 poles to a stake his corner on Mellon's line; thence with Mellon's line S, 2 W. 64 poles to a stake form :ly an Ashe McAuley's corners thence with McAuley's line N. 88 W. 80 poles to the beginning, containing 32 acres more or less. fact No. 5. Beginning at a Mulberry, Overcash's corner; thence N. 19 W, 254 poles to a sassafras stump Overcabh!s corner, thence N, 89 W. 81 poles to 4 Walnut Mellon's corner; thence S. 72 poles to a stone McAuley's corner; & thence S. 72 E. 152 poles to a stone Little's corner; thence N. 16 W. 88 poles to & stone, thence N. 76 W. 14 poles to a mulberry, the beginning corner containing 60 acres, more or less, All of which land is located in Iredell County, and recorded in Mortgage Book 54 at page 516, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County. It is further ordered and adjudged that the land set forth in said complaint as above described be and it is hereb» condemned to be sold for the payment of said indebtedness together with the cost of this action, It is further found by the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to have a commissioner appointed by this Court to sell the above described lands at public auction at the Court House door of Iredell County for the purpose of satisfying the judgment herein «ranted, It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $378.00 with interest thereon at six per cent per annum from April 1, 1932, until paid and for the costs of this action. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that ke M, Sasser, be and he is hereby appointed commissioner of this Court and as such is hereby authorized, instructed and directed upon demand by the . plaintiff to immediately advertise the lands heretofore described at public sale for cash at the Court House door of Iredell County, and out of the Proceeds derived from said sale to first pay off and discharge the costs of this action and then apply the remainder in satisfaction of this judgment and that any funds remaining after the satisfaction of the cost of this case and this judgment to pay over the remainder, if any, to the defendant or his legal representative, and said commissioner is further ordered to report his proceeding to this Court for confirmation. Wotmess my hand and official Seal, this Monday, June 11, 1954, John L. Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court. 348 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA , IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF IREDELL. Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Bgnks of the State of North Carolina. ) ) JUDGMENT. ) ) W. F. Horton and J. C. Horton, The above entitled cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court and it appearing to the Court that swmumons and copy of complaint in the above entitled cause was duly served upon the defend. ants on May 5, 1954, and that more than thirty days has elapsed since the service of said summons and complaint and that no answer to said summons and complaint has been filed by either of the defendants, and it further appearing to the Court that said action is based upon a promissory note filed by the defendants as set out in the complaint in the above entitled cause, and that the said indebtedness is past due and owing to the plaintiff; and it further appearing to the Court and the Court finding it a fact that this is one of the causes wherein the judgment is entitled to be taken before the Clerk; It is, therefore, on tis, Monday, June $1, 1934, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants both jointly and severally the sum of $396.85 together with the interest thereon at six per cent per annum from April 1, 1934, until paid and for the costs of this action. Witness my hand and official seal, this the llth day of June, 1934, John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. COUNTY OF IREDELL Gurney P. Hood, Qommissioner of Banks of the State of North Carolina -Vs- JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT Mooresville O11 Mill, Inc,, E. Ww. Brawley, C. P. McNeely, and ) ) ) ) ) C. F. Melchor ) The above entitled cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court and it appearing to the Court that the nd matters in controversy between the plaintiff and defendants have been compromised @ settled satisfactory to all parties; It is therefore, on motion of Buren Jurney, attorney for the plaintiff, or dered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the above entitled action be and thé same is hereby non-suited and dismissed; and it is further ordered that the costs of this action be taxed against the defendants 24g This the llth day of June, 1934, DAS John L, Milholland, i Clerk of the Superior Court, ft He Hie North Carolina, Iredell County. J. C. Alexander and Fred Alexander, Partners, traiing as J, C. Alexander ih ] . { In the Superior Court, and Brothers -VSe- H. Ee Lewis and Je G. Lewis. —“s —~ ss — i JUDGMENT. i} i This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John L. Milholland, ( Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that this action was instituted on the 17th day of April, 1934, by the plaintif$ filing a verified complaint and issuing summons; that the summons and complaint and issuing summons; that the summons and complaint were both served on the defendants on the 17th day of April, 1934, and that more than thirty days f have elapsed since said service and no answer or other pleadings have been filed herein; that the action is for the recovery of money due by two negot- lable notes executed to the plaintiffs and that there is a balance due of $417.37 with interest from January 19, 1926, on one note and $25.00 with interest from the 3lst day of May, 1930 on the other, as set out in the complaint, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover by default from the defendants the sum of $417.37 with interest from the 19th day of January, 1936, until paid and the sum of $25.00 with interest from the 31st day of May, 1930, until paid and that the defendants be taxed with the cost of this action. This the llth day of June, 1934. John L. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court. W350 North Carolina, In the Superior ¢ Iredell County. 4 — John L, Hunter Vs. JUDGMENT. W. Re Holland and S. R. Holland, Trading and doing business as Holland Brothers. 4 This cause outing on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard, and it appear- ing to the Court from the Statements and admissions of Lewis and Lewis, Attorneys for the plaintiff and defendants have settled and adjusted all matters of difference between them growing out of the alleged cause of action set forth in the plaintiff's complaint and that the defendants have paid to the plaintiff and the plaintiff has received from the defendants the amount of $137.50 in full, complete and final settlement and discharge of any liability of the defendants on account of the matters and things set out in the plaintiff's complaint, It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged, by consent, that the plaintiff hake nothing further against the defendants in this action and that the same be dismissed, By consent, it is ordered that the defendant pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk, in the amount of $9.55. Signed and entered May 25th, 1934, John Le Milholland, Clerk Superior Court. By consent of: Lewis & Lewis _ &ttorneys for Plaintiff Scott & Collier, Attorneys for Defendants, 351, IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouURT of FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA. _ At Statesville, | Tl ur, Ee W. Jones, Receiver of Commercial | tional Bank of Statesville, N. C. -vs- JUDGMENT, i @, C. Kimball, D. J. Kimball and L, V. $imons « This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, E. Y. Webb, Judge Pre- i siding at the adjourned term of the October Term, 1931, of this Court held at Statesville, N. C., beginning on the 18th day of January, 1932, and a jury trial having been waived by the parties, the Court finds the following facts ii upon the admissions in the pleadings and the evidence:- l- That Le. V. Simsons is not a party of this action, Hi 2- That G. C. Kimball signed the note for $2500.00, set out in the | complaint, as principal and D, J. Kimball and L. Wf Simons signed said notes as sureties and that the proceeds of said note were credited to the account of G. C. Kimball Fertilizer account in the Commercial National Bank, all of which facts were disclosed to and known by D, M, Ausley, Cashier of said Bank, at the time of the execution of said note and discounting thereof »ith said H Bank, S=- That G. C. Kimball was and is the sole owner of the G. C. Kimball Fertilizer Account and that this account had a credit balance of $296.43 on deposit in the Commercial National Bank when it closed its doors on April 18, 1928, 4- That since the 18th day of April, 1928, said G. C. Kimball has made certain payments on said note which are set out in the answer and comp- j laint in this cause, Upon the foregoing facts, the Court is of the opinion and so holds that G. C, Kimball is entitled to off set the credit balance of $296.45 on said hote of $2500.00 as of April 18, 1928, leaving the balance of said note $2203.57 with interest from July 6, 1928, and that after crediting the pay- ments made by said G. C. Kimball as set out in the pleadings, there is a balande of $931.96, with interest from December 9, 1929, due the plaintiff by % C, Kimball as principal and D. J. Kimball as surety. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant G, C. Kimball, as principal, and D. J. Kimball, as surety, the sum of Nine Hundred and Thirty-One Dollars and Ninety-six Cents, with interest from *he 9th day of December, 1929, and the cost of this action. January 28, 1932. E. Y. Webb, Judge of U. S. District Court. I, Annie Aderholdt, Clerk of the United States District Court for the Nestern District of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the foregoing "se "ue end correct copy and transcript of the judgment on file in the one ser °f the Clerk of the United States District Court for the Western District of M350 North Carolina, In the Superior Iredell County. ’ Court. John L, Hunter Vs. JUDGMENT. W. Re Holland and S. R. Holland, Trading and doing business as Holland Brothers. Tis cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard, and it appear- ing to the Court from the Statements and admissions of Lewis and Lewis, Attorneys for the plaintiff and defendants have settled and adjuated all matters of difference between them growing out of the alleged cause of action set forth in the plaintiff's complaint and that the defendants have paid to the plaintiff and the plaintiff has received from the defendants the amount of $137.50 in full, complete and final settlement and discharge of any liability of the defendants on account of the matters and things set out in the plaintiff's complaint. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged, by consent, that the plaintiff hake nothing further against the defendants in this action and that the same be dismissed, By consent, it is ordered that the defendant pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk, in the amount of $9.65. Signed and entered May 25th, 1934, John Le. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court. By consent of: Lewis & lewis _ &ttorneys for Plaintiff Scott & Collier, Attorneys for Defendants. {ue IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA. At Statesville. zB W. Jones, Receiver of Commercial re sonal Bank of Statesville, N. C. g. Ce Kimball, D. J. Kimball and L. V. Simons « This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, E. Y. Webb, Judge Pre- siding at the adjourned term of the October Term, 1951, of this Court held at gtatesville, Ne Ce, beginning on the 18th day of January, 1952, and a jury trial having been waived by the parties, the Court finds the following facts upon the admissions in the pleadings and the evidence:- l- That L. V. Simsons is not a party of this action. 2- That Ge Ce Kimball signed the note for $2500.00, set out in the complaint, as principal end D. J. Kimball and L. Wf Simons signed said notes as sureties and that the proceeds of said note were credited to the account of G. C,. Kimball Fertilizer account in the Commercial National Bank, all of which facts were disclosed to and known by D. M. Ausley, Cashier of said Bank, at the time of the execution of said note and discounting thereof with said Bank, Se That Ge C. Kimball was and is the sole owner of the G. C. Kimball Fertilizer Account and that this account had a credit balance of $296.45 on deposit in the Commercial National Bank when it closed its doors on April 18, 1928, 4- That since the 18th day of April, 1928, said G. C. Kimball has mde certain payments on said note which are set out in the answer and comp- laint in this cause. Upon the foregoing facts, the Court is of the opinion and so holds that G. C. Kimball is entitled to off set the credit balance of $296.43 on said note of $2500.00 as of April 18, 1928, leaving the balance of said note $2203.57 with interest from July 6, 1928, and that after crediting the pay~- ments made by said G, C. Kimball as set out in the pleadings, there is 4 balande of $931.96, with interest from December 9, 1929, due the plaintiff by % C, Kimball as principal and D. J. Kimball as surety. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant G. C. Kimball, as principal, and D. J. Kimball, as surety, the sum of Nine Hundred and Thirty-One Dollars and Ninety-six Cents, with interest from the 9th day of December, 1929, and the cost of this action. January 28, 1932. E, Ye. Webb, Judge of U. S- District Court. I, Annie Aderholdt, Clerk of the United States District Court for the Western District of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the foregoing 1s ® 4le in the office tue and correct copy and transcript of the judgment on f *f the Clerk of the United States District Court for the Western District of 302 North Carolina, at Statesville, North Carolina. ‘This Transcript is to be docketeg on the judgment docket of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina Witness my hand and official seal, this the 23rd day of May, 1934, Annie Aderholdt, Dept. Clerk of the U. S. Di Court of North Carolina, = North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk, T, Ross Alexander, Plaintiff -vs- W. Ge Kimbrough, Willie Douglas A. D. Lawrence, James Byers, E. Wallace, Je Le. LentzZ. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before Hon. John Le Milholland, Ce Se C. of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the action is one instituted by the above named plaintiff against the above named defendant for the purpose of recovering judgment on a promissory note executed by the defendant, W. G. Kimbrough on Dec. 10, 1931 under his hand and seal and endorsed by the remaining defendant, said note being in the sum of $450.00, payable on Nov. 1, 1952, drawing interest at 6% per annum, all makers, endorsers, and sureties severally waiving presentment for payment, protest and notice of protest and non-payment and dishonor of this note, and all defenses on the ground of in- extension of the time of its payment that may be given by the holder or holders to them or any of them. A copy of said note being fully set forth in the complaint: And it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff in the action caused summons to be issued by John L. Milholland on the second day of February, 1934, against each and every of the defendants and the said plaintiff at the time of causing said summons to be issued, filed with the Court 4 verified complaint and copies of said verified complaint to be served one ach and every defendant; And it further appearing to the Court that the defendant, W. G- Rimbrough Willie Douglas, A. G. Lawrence, James Byers, E. Wallace, Je le Lentz, were persom ally served with summons as required by law, to-wit: By reading to eash and every of the defendants the summons and the verified complaint and by leaving with each and every of the defendants a copy of said summons and a copy of saia verified c™ plaint, said service being made on February 5, 1954; trea permi tte? t Wallace And it further appearing to the Court that before the time exp by law for the defendants to file answer or demur that the defendant Ernes was seriously inuured from a pistol wound and died. And it further appearing to the Court that on the 29th day of March, — W. A. Bristol, attorney for the plaintiff, appeared before the Court sugges ting in behalf of the plaintiff the death of Mhe defendant, Ernest Wallace praying Court to issue notice to Maggie W. Todd, Administratrix of the estate of ernest bod wallace to this effect; and it further appearing to the Court that the Court ordered and directed that the suggestion of the death of Ernest Wallace be made a matter of record and further adjudged that notice be served upon said administratrix by the Court as provided by law; n, nose Alexander,—contldy————--=2- View ¥rbe Riabroupn-et—e4 . And it further appearing to the court that the undersigned John L. yilholland issued notice to Maggie W. Todd, administratrix, as required by law on the 29th day of March, 1954 and that service thereof was duly accepted by McIntosh and McLaughlin, her duly constituted attorneys on March the 30th 19343 And it further appearing to the Court that the defendants have failed to answer or demur within the time required by law; It is therefore decreed, ordered, and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant; First: The sum of $518.12 with interest thereon from this the 5th day of June, 1954. Second: The cost of this action to be taxed by the Court. This the 4th day of June, 1954. John L. Milholland, C.S.C. of Iredell Co., Ne Ce orth Carolina, In the Superior Court. Tredell County. I. E, Morrison Vs. JUDGMENT. C. A. Stearns This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the parties hereto have gotten together and composed the matters and aifferences between themselves vith the exception of the Court cost. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the action be dismissed and that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. John Le Milholland, Clerk Superior Court. Consen ted to : Robert Ateep A. Collier, ney for Plaintiff ¢ — B. Spencer, orney for Defendant. 3o4 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK, Je A. Renegar, Executor of Estate of We. Se Grose, deceased. ’ -vs- JUDGMENT OF NON SUIT, CG. A. Grose and brother, a partnership composed of C, A. Grose and J. L. Grose and C, A. Grose and J. L. Grose, individually, and Mrs. Janet Grose Administratrix of R. Glenn Grose, deceased. } The plaintiff in the above entitled cause comes to the Court through his ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) Attorney, Sharpe and Sharpe, and respectfully shows to the Court that the above entitled cause is now pending in the Superior Court of Iredell County and that no answer has been filed to the complaint in this cause asking for any affirmative relief, and furt er showing to the Court that the plaintiff desires to take a voluntary non suit for the reason that the matters and things in controversy in said suit have been compromised and settled and the notes referred to in said complaint have been marked satisfied and delivered to the defendants. It is, therefore, on motion of Sharpe & Sharpe, Attorneys, ordered, ad- judged and decreed by this Court that the above entitled action be and the same is hereby non suited and dismissed. It is further ordered that the cost of this action be taxed upon the plaintiff. Witness my hand and official seal this the 20th day of June, 1954. John L, Milholland, Clerk of Superior Court, State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk. John Goble Vse JUDGMENT OF NON SUIT. W. E. Stikeleather and LeAe Stikeleather. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause comes to the court through his attorney, James W. Sharpe, and respectfully shows to the Court that the above entitled cause 1s now pending in the Superior Court of Iredell County and further showing to the Court that the plaintiff desires to take a voluntary non suit fer the reason that the matters and things in controversy in gid suit have been compromised and settled, It is, therefore, on motion of James W. Sharpe, Attorney, ordered, adjud- ged and decreed by this Court that the above entitled action be and the same 18 hereby non suited and dismissed, It is further ordered that the cost of this action be taxed upon the plaintiff, Witness my hand and official seal this the 80th day of June, 1954 John Le Mi lholland, Clerk of Superior Cour te yoRTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPER IREDELL COUNTY. ERIOR COURT. \j, We WATSON PLAINTIFF Vse CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CO. TRUSTEE, UNIVERSAL MORTGAGE CO. AND REALTY LOAN & INSURANCE CO. Defendants. Now comes the plaintiff in the above entitled cause and voluntarily submits to judgment as of non-suit: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged that this action be, and the same hereby is, non-suited and dismissed, Tis the 20th day of February, 1955. John L. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court Iredell County “Ittormmey for Plaintiff. ~~ Se HAPTER LETTE FETE ETE HIE EE We SRE NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM, June 1954 Virginia-Carolina Joint Stock ‘ Land Bank ve. JUDGMENT ¥, A, Watt, R. B. Patterson, ' Fourth Creek Drainage Districk, () and the Peoples Loan and Savings Bank This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honer, ¥, F, Harding, Judge Presiding , at the Spepial Term of Superior Court in Iredell County, commencing 4 June 1934, the parties to this action, through their counsel , having waived a trial by jury and submitted an agreed state- mnt of facts upon which the law was to be determined, the Court, after considering the agreed statement of facts, and hearing the argument of the counsel, finds the law to be: ale That the Fourth Creek Drainage District and the Peoples Loan and Savings Bank are parties to this action, and that the order of His Honor, John L, Milholland, Clerk of -he Superior Court Of Iredell County, making ‘hen parties defendent, is affirmed. «2- th that the judgment of the Peoples Loan and Savings Bank vs the Four "reek Drainage, et al, recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Superior constitutes an encumbrance against 0 Curt, in Judgment Docket 32, at page 20, a the property in question in contemplation of the warranties contained in the Land Bank's deed to W. A. Watt and K, B, Patterson, recorded in the office of the “egister of Deeds of Iredell County in Deeg Book 111, page 229, and the supplemental contract entered into by the Land Bank and W, A, Watt and Kk, B, Patterson, dated 28 October, 1933. “— That the defendants, W. A. Watt and *, B Patterson, are entitled to the possession of the Five Hundred Fifty-nine Dollars and Sixty-eight cents ($559.68) held in escrow by John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Super. lor Court; that John L. Milholland is directed to pay this sum over to the defendants as provided in the escrow agreement, after which he is discharged and released from the agreement ,and upom payment to them of this sum, W, A, Watt and R. B. Patterson are to execute a release to the Land Bank for any liability for an assessment against the land for the purpose of payment against the Fourth Creek Drainage District, et al. a That it is adjudged that the plaintiff pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, W. F. Harding Judere Presiding and Holding the Courts in the Fifteenth Judicial Dristrict. APPEAL EMWTRIES To the signing of the foregoing judgment the plaintiff, in apt time, objected and excepted and appealed to the Supreme Court of North Corolina. Notice of appeal given in open Court. By consent, plaintiff allowed thirty (30) days form the date of this judgment to serve case on appeal, and the defendants allowes thirty (30) days thereafter to serve counter case on appeal, or exceptions. Notice wauved. Appeal bond figed at One Hundred Dollars ($100.00). _ __W, F, Harding — Judge Presiding and Holding the oe in the Fifteenth Judical District. 3957 WORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Mt | Ai Hi State Board of Equalization self-insurer, Statesville Graded Schools, non-insurer,employers, Defendants IREDELL COUNTY MAY TERM 1933 Jon D. Perdue and Malcolm AW Cameror, administrators of the Wale estate of Raymond R. Perdue, HM deceased employee, | Plaintiffs ve JUDGMENT ee ee 88 © @8 @6 ef 88 86 88 88 of This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor i Wilson Warlick at the May term, Iredell Superior Court, upon appeal from | the award of the North Carolina Industrial Commission by the plaintiffs, | John D, Perdue and Malcolm Cameron, Administrators of the estate of Ray- | mond R, Perdue, deceased, and the Statesville Graded Schools, and it app- h| earing to the Court upon consideration of the record and transcript of evidence before the North Carolina Industrial Commission, and after argu- ment of counsel for the parties herein , that the deceased employee, Ray- mond Perdue, game to his death as the result of an accident arising in the course of and out of his empioyment as a football coach by the Statesville Graded Schools, and that the award of the North Carolina Industrial Conm- ission, appealed from herein, is in all respects proper and in accordance with the law and facts, it is, therefore, CONSIDERED,ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the award of the North Carolina Industrial Commission be, arid the same is hereby affirmed, and that, pur- suant to said award, the plaintiffs, adminstratérs, have and recover of the defendant Statesville Graded Schools compensation at the rate of $18.00 per week for a period of 350 weeks, the said amount to be paid in a lump sum, commted at the rate provided by law. It is further ordered that the attorney fow the plaintiffs be allowed reasonable att- ormey's fees to be determined by the Industrial Commission in accordance with Consolidated Statutes 8081 (rrr),payable from the proceeds herein Sllowed and not in addition thereto. Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding To the signing of the foregoing judgment the defendant, Statesville Graded Schools excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court of North Carolina,.Notice Siven in open Court. Further notice waived. Defendant appellant allowed Sixty daysto serve case on appeal, and plaintiffs allowed thirty days to Serve objestions or conntercase. Appeal bond fixed at $50.00. Supersedess re bond fixed at ¢ ‘ Wilson Warlick _ Judge Presiding ———— —s ee ee 308 To the signing of the foregoing judgment affirming the award of the North Carolina Industrial Commission the plaintiffs axcept and appeal to the Supreme Court of North Carolinas Notice given in open court. Further notice waived, Plaintiffs appellants allowed sixty days to serve case on appeal. Defendants allowed thirty days to serve objections or countercase, Wilson Warlick Judge FE ETE TEE TEE TORE ESTEE HE SRE Ee RE Se ate de 4e North Caroline Iredell County In the Superior Court Cardlina Motor Company ]} vs { Judgment D. K. Bowlin } This cause coming on to be heard defore his Honor, John L. Mil- holland, Clerk of the Superior Court, upon the pleadings, and it appearing to the court that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the amount of $203.00, with intere@t from February 6th, 1934 uvon « note and chettel mort- gage, secured by a three ton Ford Truck, as set out in the complaintl that Summons end claim and delivery were issued, and complaint and copy of claim and delivery were served on the defendant on the 12th day of May, 1934 , and that the proverty described therein was delivered to the plaintiff; that the defendent has not answered or denied in any way the claim of plaintiff as to the relief demanded and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment as pray- ed for. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudgmd that the plaintiff receover of the defendent the sum of $203.00 with interest from February 6tn,1934, and for the coat of this action; that the three ton Ford Truck described in the mortgage in the property of the pleintiff and subject to sele for the satisfaction of the judgment,. It is,tierefore, ordered that F.H. Deaton be and he is appoint- ed Commissioner to sell said property at public auction to the highest bidder on the 14th, day of August, 1934, at the courthouse door an@ that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. Dated This 25rd, dey o: July, 1934, John L. Milholland of Banks for the State of North 361 NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. | IN THE SUPEKIOR COURT Gurney P.Hood, Commissioner a.D.C.Fussell,Liquidating ay ent R.M.Sasser,Assistant Liquidating Agent for the Merch- ants and Farmers Bank, of Loores- vilte, N. C. and the Merchants and Farmers Bankd of Mooresville, o_o -VsS- JUDGNENT — First Securities Company,Admr., c.t.a.,of 5.A.Lowrance Estate, The above entitled civil action coming on to be heard and, it appeering to the Court thet Summons wes duly éssued out of this Court on the 20th day of Merch, 1934,which said Summons,together with a copy of the verified Complaint was duly served upon the Defendant, First Securities Compeny, Admr.,c.t.a., of S. A. Lowrance Estate, by the Sheriff of Iredell County on the 23rd day of March, 1934, and duly returned into this Court; and it further appering that the Defendant has filed no Answer to the Complaint herein; that more than thirty days heve elapsed since service of seid Summons end Complaint; end, it further appearing that the Plaintiff is entitled to Judgment finel on account of the csuse of action set out in the Complaint; IT IS,Now, on motion, considered, ordered, and adjudged that the Plain- tiffs, Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks for the stete of North Caroline, D. C, Fussell, Liquidatinge Agent, and Kk. M. Sasser, Assistant Liquidating Agent,for the Merchants and Farmers Bank of Mooresville, North Cerolina, and the Merchanté and Farmers Bank of lMicoresville, recover of the Defendants, First Securities Company, Admr.,c.t.e., of S. A. Lowrsnce Estate, the sum off ¥3300.00, with interest from the 13th dey o! April, 1932; and for $175.00,with interest from the 3lst day of December, 1931; and for $66.00, with interest from the 13th day of Apgil 1932, until paid, end the cost of the ction to be Taxed by the Clekk. This 30 day of July, 1934. John L. Milholland CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT. +R OO Oe RE EE REE EF NORT. CARCLINA } os 1 IN TH SUPERIOK COURT. IREDELL COUNTY ) ) HARRY W. JUSTICE ) Bhuintirr ) ek 3 _JUDGMENT Kc Eller : e and 4. C, DePass ~.., THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard before the honorable John L. Milholland ~4 ° 4 _ r iL oat % - — Clerk of A . Superior Court of Iredell County, upon the Lotion of Polikoff & Mc~ ennan, Attorneys for the plaintiff, and upon it appearing that the seid 362 363 plaintiff is desirous of teking judgment of non-suit in this action; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUAT TERM 1934 Monday duly 30th, 1934, IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: That the plsintirr's action i be dismissed as of non-suit, and the plaintiff pay the cost of this action to | be taxed by the Clerk North Carolina, In the Superior Court This the 31 day of July, 1934. Iredell County. August Term, 1934, John L. Milholland Be it remembered that a Superior Court be } Glerk of Seetier Goulk. Pp gun and held in and for the state and County aforesaid, on the Sth Monday before the lst Monday in Septem- per, 1934, the same being the 50th day of July, 1934, when and where His Hor | | | | or, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fifteenth Judici if al District, Fell Term, 1954, is present and presiding an@ the Honorable | Zeb V Long, Solicitor is present and prosecuting in the neme of the State. | G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County is present and re- | turned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to | serve as jurors for the first week of this term of the Superior Court, to-wit | The follewing were drawn and sworn as Grand Jurors for a period ¢ Six Months: W C Grose, W E Hunter, John D Baggerly, W Forst Sharpe, C B Parker, James W Lackey, J R Lazenby, EL Bowles, E C Beaty, C A Vanstory, | WS Page, G A Watt, Barron Cartwright, EM Ervin, P S Feimster, H D Howard | ; NA Lewis Jr., and G B White. i | WS Page, was appointed end sworn as foreman of the Grend Jury. E V Privett, was appointed and sworn as officer of the Grand Jury. aa i The following were sworn aslSatisies t C Yates, W M McLelland, an aa Carl E Miller, R L Bustle, J Page King, R F Eagle, R E Turnipseed, R L Rimmer, G W Garrison, Wm B Campbell, L K Steele. R L Poston, W C Sykes, W P Morton, J A Kennerly, J W Hobbs and S F Renegar were excused by the Court. J E Bell, Not to be found. No. 1 } ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON WITH INTENT TO KILL State 4 Alias Capias. vs } Turner H Reavis j No, 2 sabi State NON-SUPPORT 1 } Nol Prosed with leave vs i ‘ Walter Owens | Pra |} SEDUCTION tn ! Alias Capias Paul Holleman f : N State ABANDONMENT vs Alias Capias. / AR Herman | } No, 8 | \ State NON-SUPPORT Continued under fomer order j vs Henry Hines | 364 No. 9 State \ vs Brant Earnhardt No. 10 State vs Victor Ferguson Joe Heath No. 13 State vs B V Houpe } No. 14, 15, 16 iq State vs T E Bass State i vs Carry Killiam No. 18 State ' vs 1 Rowland Lyerly i } No. 17 | ; ' No. 19 State Th vs i Parry Matheson No. 20 State vs Mervin Brown No. 21 State \ vs Charlie Gardner No. 22 State . vs Albert Fisher No. 23 State \ Ys Jack Cowan a “ No. 24 State vs Rufis Davis } No. 25 State vs Vestus Little No, 26 . State vs , WT Brightwell A ee ee —e ae <_< > ee ae a {| FOR IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUAT TERM 1934, Monday Auly, 30th, 1934, VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW | Defendant called and failed. Judgmemt Nisi Sci Fa | No, 28 ! and Instanter Capias and Instanter Sci Fa, | State | v3 Harry C Little i TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR, Nol Prosed with leave, | me. 29 State vs ! Hope Earnhardt ‘ SEDUCTION Cont igued me, 30, al a 7 Bill Rumple FORGERY No, 32, 33 Continued under former order = | BREAKING AND ENTERING Cavias and Continued FOR COST Alies Capias Instanter DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel J G Lewis pleads guilty to driving car while intoxicated as \ charged in the bill of indictment. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Irededl County for a4 per- {od of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to work on roads, sentence suspendedon the follwwing express nditions, Ist defendant & pay a fine of $50.00 and the costs“this action; second, de- fendent not to violate ie ote law for five years, on \ foouced RORRRE BENG @Uzye oregoing conditions capias is to issue,for thé deféndant, and the execution of the foregoing Sentence to be put into’effectriwn ~- COST Continued/ . NON-SUPPORT Continuei under former order DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias, VIOLATION OF PROHIBITBON LAW Alias Capias, VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Defendant called end failed, Judgment Nisi Sei Instanter Capias end Instanter Sci Fa. Fa end FORNIACTION AND ADULTERY Contimued, VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW, Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias, and Instanttr Bci Pa State Elbert Strange No. 34 State vs Bain Fox No. 35 State vs Floyd Winecéoff ee — — = = oe Oa ae ee ee eas a ate ro No. 36 j State vs A F Godfrey ( No. 37,38.39,40,41 | 42,43 State ( vs C B Murdock No. 50 vs James F Wallace No. 5] State vs Sam Linker i ( ! i i No, 53 j State i va 4 ' Paul Thompson Monday dZukystS0th, 1934, oS — om IN THE SUPERIOR COURT B SUF 365 AUGUST TERM 1934 VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW. Nol Prsoed with leave, Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias, and Instanter Sci Fa, BREAKING AND ENTERING i VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Continued, | ROBBERY Capias and Comtinued, VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Nol Prosed with leave. No cost to be taxed against the County. RECKLESS DRIVING Continued by consent, VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW. Alias Capias. FORGERY Blias Capias end continued, EMBEZZLEMENT The defendant comes into open Court and tenders the State a plea of guilty to the wilful misappropriatton of funds which plea the Solicitor accepts. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to work on roads, sentence suspended upon condition that defendant pays to the prosecuting witness the sum of $25.57, 2nd that he pay the costs this action, Srd, that he does not violate any taw of the State for 5 years. Defendant given until November Term of Court to complyywith judgment and he is allowed to go under his present bond. AFFRAY | Lt. is ‘ordered & 1 é ljud Cu ¥ brie ,OU t & vrnie 167 av’ the coast to be taxed pLerk. it Az od that whe ofendant be given until November ler may the Cost. POSSESS LIQUOR The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guil- ty to possessing liquor 4s charged in the bill of in- dictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jeil of Ireiell County for a period of SIXTY DAYS and assigned to work on roads, sentence suspended on condition thet the defendant pay the cost this action and not violete any law of the the State, and perticular that he @oes not violate liquor law. Me & Aer-e Lo Por Fer 11454 To pry Goat - ee —— oe No. 54 State VS ' Dewey Meadows No. 55 State vs Claude Allen No. 57 State vs J M Lyles No. 58 State vs J H Cranford No. 61 State \ vs Jack Towell No. 69 State vs Eustice Daniels No. 75 State vs L RoTaylor IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUAT TERM 1934 Monday July 30th, 1934, DRUNK AND DISORDERLY The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empnalled as follows: T¢ Yates W M McLelland, Carl E Miller; J Page King, RE Turnip- seed, R L Rimmer, G W Garrison, L K Steele, Wm B Camp- bell, Carl Fraley, R L Bustle, R F Eagle and returned a verdict of guilty. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of THIRTY Days,éséntence suspended on condition that the defendant pay the costs this action, Defendent given until November Term in which pay cost and he is permitted to go under the same bond ' } SIMPLE TRESPASS { The defendant comes into open Court and through his | cpunsel Lewis & Lewis and pleads not guilty. Jury sworn j and empnalled end returned a werdict of not guilty. } DRUNK AND DISORDERLY i The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty jto drumk and disorderly as charged. { Judgment of the Court is that judgment be suspended on condition that the defendant pay the costs this ac- tion on or before the November Term of Court. AFFRAY The defendant comes into open Court and pleads not guilty. Jury same as in #75 sworn and empanlled and returned a verdict of NOT GUILty. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel R A Collier pleads guilty to drunk and dis- orderly as charged in the warrant . Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of THIRTY DAYS, sentence suspended on condition lst, that he pay the costs this action, 2nd, not viol- ate liquor lew for a period of Five Years and especial- ly that he does not get drunk, and if he does violate any of the above provisions the Clerk of this Court is to issue capias and the execution of foregoing sentence to be put into effect. BASTARDY The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel A T Grant pleads not guilty to the felony cherg- ed in the Bittenf Indictment, but tenders a plea of rat of bastardy, which plea is accepted by the Soli- citor. Whereupon the prayer for judgment is continued un- til the November Term upon the defendant paying into the Clerk's office within ten days the sum of $100.00, out of which the cost shall be paid; secondly, the bal- ance shall be paid out to the prosecutrix under the direction of the Welfare Officer of Iredell County un- til the next term of the Court, At Nove:ber Term of Gourt 1934, he shall pay $150.00 prosecutrix. BEATING BOARD BILL The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel pleads not guilty, Ju@y sworn and empanelled as follows, T ® Yates, W M McLelland, Carl £ Miller, R E Turnipseed, R L Rimmer, G W Garrison, L K Steele, WB Campbell, Carl Fraley, Ea Welborn, R L Bustle and R F Eagle, and returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY. It is ordered by Court that no fees be taxed against the County. Wo. F0- No. 4 \ Stat vs Jame Nos. , Stat \ Vs Bruc No. 70 & 71 State v8 Joe Torrence Mo 75- A True Bill 50- A True Bill 59- A True Bill 60- A True Bill 64- A True Bill s B Deal S& 6 e e Matheson Henry Hoover No. 62 \\ State vs Zeb Alley IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 367 AUGUST TERM, 1934 | nday July 30th, 1934.. NON-SUPPORT Alias Capias. MANSLAUGHTER AND DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED These cases are consolidated for trial. te The defendant comes into open Court and through his | counsel John R McLaughlin and pleads not guilty as to both counts. Jury sworn end empanelled as follows; T C Yates, WM McLellend, Carl E Miller, R E Turnipseed | R L Rimmer, G W Garrison, L K Steele, W B Campbell, H Carl Freley, Ed Wilburn, J Page King & T J Crayton. ] Pending trial the court takes a recess unti] Tues- day Morning. LARCENY AND RECEIVING | NOT A TRUE BILL i HOUSEBREAKING AND LARCENY Not A True Bill This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Vorning July 3lst, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. At . Sta fC, JUDGE PRESIDING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 369 AUGUST TERM 1934 ; Tuesdey July 3lst, 1934, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1934 Tuesday July 3lst, 1934, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morn- ing July Slst, 1954 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business, No. 26 State vs WT Brightwell VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW It is ordered by the Court that the forfiet of bond heretofore entered be striken out, eae No. 5 & 6 J MANSLAUGHTER AND DRIVE CAR AT GhEATER RAT% OF spygp Lats ALtois State j The Jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY as to THAN "3/ vs 1 Mansleughter, but 8 verdict of guilty as to driving No. 29 } VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW Bruce Matheson { vata ab oneed than Lee oT Tee at greater \ State It is ordered by the Court that the forfieture D ows, v3 of bond heretofore entered bt striken out. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for Hope Earnhardt a period of EIGHT MONTHS and assigned to work on roads No. 735 } BREAKING PRISON S et aes ee the State Highway Commission State The defendant comes into open Court and pleads : , : vs guilty to breaking prison as charged in the warrant Walter Ennis Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for No. 9 } VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW a period of SIXTY DAYS and s d State { . It is ordered by the Court that the forfeiture of ay ts State under aatees a ies Stake thou ee be |! ond heretofore made be striken out. mission as is provided by statute, or pay a fine of Brant Earnhardt FALSE PRETENSE $25.00 and the costs of thts action. No. 67 { No. 74 } BREAKING PRISON - wes PROSE WISE Leave, State j The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guil- JW Tiller i vs | ty to breaking prison as charged in the Bill of Indict Walter Ennis | ment. 1 Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- No. 56 | FALSE PRETENSE . : g r ed th mum j 4) — ers called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa one ge a ee aur cel aectamie ie aces an ocak as W S tease and Instenter Capias and Instanter Sci Fa. State under control of the State Highway Commission as , is provided by statute, or pay 4 fine of $85.00 end the i No. 59 | HOUSEBREAKING costs of this action. State { The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guil- i vs ty to housebreaing as charged in the Bill of Indictment Ross Whitman Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in State's Prison at hard labor for not less than N O. 72 } BREAKING PRISON One Year nor more than Three Years. State { The @efendant comes into open Court end pleads guil- . vs { ty to breaing prison as cherged. { Luther Taylor Judgment of the Court is that the defeniant be im- No. 60 } HOUSEBREAKING 1 Iredell County for 4 State i The defendent comes into open Court and pleads guil- aerial of SUIT Me gl ptt Rr ce gn of hi ty to housebreaking as charged in the Bill of Indictment State under control of the State Highway Commission as Ross Whitman Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in State’s Prison for a term of not less than One nor more than Two Years at hard labor, this sentence to run concurrently with sentence in No.59/ is provided by stetute, or pay a fine of $25.00 and the costs of this action. No. 76 } ASSAULT ON FEMALE State. 5, a State } The defendaht comes into open Court and pleads guil- vs : — : | ty to assault on female as cherged. Alex Jarvis i Coot Cline i Judgment of the Court is that the defendent be im- prisoned in the common jail of Ire‘ell County for 4 period of NINETY DAYS and assigned to work on roads of moe 66 } LARCENY State = oe: * the State Highway Commission as —. Continued. is provided by statute. 8 Joh Alex Jarvis No. 68 | ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL State i The defendant comes into open Court end pleeds not —_ {| guilty. Jury sworn and empnelled as follows; T C Yates { Jack Wilfong W M MeLelland, Carl E Miller, R E Turnipseed, R L Rim- No. 63 | FORGERY ji State { The defendant comes into open Court and sroemgh nis fer, G W Garrison, tS 7 teaten + —_ elie Cald | Sumas pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and inpensites ceuaah's wendaet of Guilty as charged in the Bill of Fvey Caldwell 1 follows; R L Bustle, R F Eagle, J A Rpymer, C S Bass, taal sheet E F Jones, J H West, H M Morrow, Bruce Harris, Oscer Deal, Bill Cash, J A Collins WC Perry and retuned & verdict of Guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment Judgment of the Court is that the defemdant be con- fined in State’s Prison for a term of not less than One nor more than Two Years at hard labor. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for 4 period of THREE YEARS and assigned to work on roads of State under control of the Stete Highway Commission as is provided by statute. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1934 AUGUSTTERM LOS@. a Wednesday August lst, 1934 Tuesday Auly 3lst, 1954. ti, GAUL? WIZE Dey Tee This Honorable Court convenes agcording t W State The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guil. g to edjournment Wednesday Morn hy ty to assault with deadly weapon as charged, ing August 1s$, 1934 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of bisiness, | Sam Robinson { ‘ e : saceiaeccialiall No.9 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. a The defendent int tate comes into open Court and th Ho. 7 | “the defendant cones es open ink te teeiea-ein : ye counsel enters a plea of Nolo Sonkentee. — vs guilty. Jury sworn and empnalled as follows; J A Raymer ‘grant Earnhardt Judgment of the Court is thet the defendant be i - Gurney D Pickard |(C S Bass, E F Jones, J H West, HM Morrow, Bruce Harris, sone@ in the common jail of Iredell County for a serie Oscar Deal, Bill Cash, J A Collins, W C Perry, RL Bustle of SIX MONTHS and assignedvto work on roads of State R F Eagle end returned a verdict of guilty as charged, sentence suspended on condition that the defendant pays Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be im- to the School Fund the sum of $150 and the cost which prisoned in State¢sPrison for a term of not less than is to include $50.00 for the officers. Upon the defend- One nor more than Two Years at hard labor. ant's complying with the latter part of this Judgment the Automobile belonging to Jake Brown is to be releas- ed and returned, and the»bond for said car cancelled. No. 56- Bill Upon the defendants paying $50.00 and the cost he is 68- Bill permitted to go on his present bond until the November 64- Bill Term of Court. 63- Bill 66 &65- Bill No. 18 TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. 76- Bill State The defendent comes into open Court and through his vs counsel pleads not guilty. Jury sworn and empenelled as Jeke Brown follows; T C Yates, W M McLelland, Carl E Miller, RE Turnipseed, R L Rimmer, G W Garrison, L K Steele, Wi B Campbell, J A Raymer, Kd Wilburn, J Page King, T J Crayton and returned a verdict of guilty to aiding and abeting in transporting Liquor. Judgment of the Court is thet the defendant be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for @ per- {od of SIX MONTHS and essigned to work on roads of State; sentence suspended on condition that the defendent pays to the School Fund the sum of $200.00 and the costs of this action, and not violate the prohibition law or any other baw of the State for five years. Upon the defend- ant's paying the cost and $50.00 at this time he is per- mitted to go on his present bond until the November Term of Court. No. 49 \ State vs HS Plyter VIOLATION OF SSTATE BARBER Nol Prosed with leave. This Honoreble Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morniing No. 48 August lst, 1934 at 9:30 O'clock. wate ‘ ¥8 VIOLATING THE GAME LAW Continued for State Mervin Von Cannon AM {A Lt ONG No. 56 JUDGE PRESIDING — w W Jones FALSE PRETENSE ; The defendant comes into open Court and pleads guilty to false pretense as charged. Judgment of the Court that judgment be suspended up- on his paying to irs Whitlow the sum of $40.00 and the costs of this action. -_—_—— =< =< —_ <> <>< No. 44 state Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa ané = Instenter Capias end Instenter Sei Fa. Peree Miller sat ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. ’ : , The defendant comes into o P to assault with deadly weapon 8s charged. pen Court and pleads guilty Judgment of the Court is that the defendent be im- prisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for 4 per- the {od of FOUR MONTHS and assigned to work on roads of State, this sentence suspended on condition that the de- fendant pay cost this action and pay to H G Ball, the man he assaulted, the sum of $30.00. No. 45 & 52 Consolidated State vs ' Robert Myers Clyde Blankenship vs Glenard Barnard No. 26 & 29(Consolidated State vs W T Brightwell Hope barnhardt SCI FA DOCKET No. l . State \ vs Jack Cowan No. 2 State vs Bill Rumple No. 3 State vs Jake Brown No. 4 State vs Jake Brown No. 5 State vs A F Godfrey No. 6 & # State va W T Brightwell Hope Earnhardt IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1934 Wednesday August lst, 1934, LARCENY The defendants come into open Court and plead gui). ty to larceny as charged. Judgment of the Court is that the defendants each be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIXTY DAYS and assigned to work on roads of State; sentence suspended on condition the defendants not violate the laws of the State for Five Years, and particularly will not steal any chickems. }X MANSLAUGHTER { ! { me ae <== = — —- a = oe <> <> —_—<—_— <— a —_ — <— =< ) The defendant comes into open Court and through his counsel pleads guilty to manslaughter as charg- ed in the Bill of Indictment. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in State's Prison for a term of not less than Three nor more than Six Years at hard labor, VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION LAW The defendants come into open Court and enter a plea of Nolo Contendre for transporting and possess- ing liquor; Whereupon it is adjudged that the defend- ants be confined in the common jail of Iredell Coun- ty for a period of NINETY DAYS and assigned to work on the roads of State. This sentence will be sus- pended on recommendation of the Solicitor, upon payment of all the cost in the two cases and upon their not violating the prohibition laws again for at least Three Years, and the defendants are given thirty days in which to comply with the conditions upon which the judgment is suspended and they may go on their present bond. ON BOND It is ordered and adjudged by tue Court that the judament om farfieture of banc im tix case Continued, BOND Continued, BOND It is ordered by the Court that judgment be made absolute on bond to be discharged upon payment of the cost of Sci Fa. BOND Upon compliance with judgment in case #12 on trial docket, it is ordered that the car be restored to Jake Brown. : BOND Judgment absolute against the bondsman, to be @ discharged upon the payment of all the cost of the Sci Fa and also upon payment of the belante of the cost taxed against the defendant in the case. BOND It is ordered by the Court thet judgment be made absolute on bondsto be discharged upon peyment of the costs of Sci Fa's, gtate of North Carolina, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 373 AUGUST TERM 1934 Wednesday August lst, 1934, In the Superior Court Iredell County. July Term state of North Carolina { ” ! JUDGMENT Clyde Hoffman : This cause coming on to be heard at the July Term of Iredell Sup- erior Court before A M Stack, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court from the petition and affidavit of A R Miller and BM Miller that the judgment absolute entered tkxauxhxerrorxandxmisunderxtanding in this court on the 28th day of January, 1929, was entered through error and mis- understanding and that the crime alleged to have been committed in the warrant was not actually committed byvthe defendant nor was the crime al- leged to have been committed,im ihe warrank was mpi committed in Iredell County; that the petitboner, A R Miller, has used due diligenee, after be- ing advised that a judgment absolute had been entered against him and that the State of North Carolina is not entitled to recover on said judgment. It is, therefore, ordewed, considered and adjudged that the judg- ment entered on the 28th day of Jenuary, 1929 against Clyde Hoffman and A, Kk, Miller be and the same is hereby stricken from the records and to that County is authorized end em- in judgment xmxkxammmxkax/this court aad end the Clerk ot the Sun rior Court of Iredell! powered to cancel the records of seid is further authorized and directed to transcript e copy of said cancellaétion to the records of Cetawbe County. A. ki. Stack Judge Presiding. GRAND JURY REPORT JULY TERM SUPENIOK COU! 1934 Honorable A. ki, Stack, Judce Presidinz, Iredell] Superior Court. We. The Grand Jury, beg leave to report we have passed on ell bills given to Us by the Solicitor; We visited the various County offices by committee and find the books end re~ Cords kept in a business like way. We recommend three window sha@es be placed {n the Sherif{#s Office. We also recommend the smoke pipe that leads frou the heating plant be repaired and base receptable for tne Sheriff's Office and Some changes in the wiring in the Treasurer's Office. "e Visited the county jail in a body and found 24 prisoners- 1 white woman, 5 ‘ a t as Colored women, 14 white men and 6 colored men. The jail is well. kept as ser food "e @an find end the prisoners seem well provided for and given sufficient foo i 35 We Visited the State Prison Camp and found 88 prisoners- 53 white men and ound 15 hogs, 2 mules, 1 *olored men,. The condition of the camp is good. we f en eso 374 Cow, and thirty acres in cultivation. We visited the County Home and found 58 inmates-- 24 white women, 12 white men 12 colored men, 9 colored women, and one boy and found the county home in good shape and the inmates well cared for. We found that they were working 5 colored prisoners and 1 white prisoner and that they are well cered for, We found the farm to handled in very good shape. We found 800 bales of straw, 5553 bushels of wheat, 514 bushel of oats, 26 acres of corn planted and in good condition , 3 acres of peas, and 1$ tons of old hay. le found 4 mules , 14 cows, 10 calves ’ 55 hogs, 300 chickens, and 30 bushels of Irish potatoes. The Home and farm seemed to be very well handled. We wish to say thst in the death of Mr. T, M, Halyburton, keeper of the county jail and Deputy Sheriff, the county has lossed one of it’s best citizens and most efficient county officer and we as a body extend to his bereaved family our Heart felt sympathy, Respectfully submitted, HZ. S. Page Foreman. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Monday Morning Aug- UDGE PRESIDING ~ ust 6th, 1954 et 10:00 O'clock, ‘ \ a AUGUST TERM, 1934, SECOND WEEK Monday August 6th, 1934 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term, 1934, Second week. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment at 10:00 oSclock A. M. Monday August 6th, 1934, when and there His Honor, A M Stack, Judge Presiding amd Holding Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District of North Carolina, is present and presiding, this the second week at August Term, 1934, G C Kimball, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina return- ed 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: C 0 Kennerly J A Steele, J L Sloan, A B Harmon, P A Shinn, Sam Huie, C E Jones, W C Mayes, Lee R Morrison, J W Stuttz, LN Brown, N P Stout, A D Boggs, T R Alexander, JD Collins and W P Cook. The following were excuse’! by the Court, WG Mitchell, O L Turner, C E Mills, and W M Norman, The following were not served; N F Steele, Fred W Sherrill, F H Thompson, C A Fox. Call of calendar: No. 1026- Lorena Hartslel vs J D Hartsell -- Continued .1027- Julia Patterson vs Wm J Patterson -- Continued 1028- Bell Marlow ws Robert Marlow -- Continued. 679- DeL Raymer Gdn. vs George W Absher -- cContinué, .794- Mrs Cerrie McLelland, Extrx al vs MC Williems, al. Continued 925- W E Nattress vs BF Cates, et el -- Continue. by consent 958- R M Brawley & Co vs H O Hart al -- Continued by consent 780- T W Sterrett vs W¥ A Bristol-- Continued, deeth of defendant suggested. 793= Sherrill & Loftin Eros vs L N Summers al-- Continued, deaths of defendent L N Summers sugrested. 795- Troutman Benking & Trust Co vs W A Bristol, et al. Continued Death of W A Bristol, suggested. No. 629 Merriman Insurance Agency ; Vs JW Watson NON-SUIT Plaintiff called end failed to appear end prosecute its action. It is ordered by the court thet the case be non-suited and the plaintiff and his bondsman taxed with the costs. No. 767 ) NON-SUIT JF Cranfiena { i pe d Plaintiff called and failed to appeer an prosecute his action. It is ordered by the Court that the case be non-s#ited and the pleintiff and his bondsman texed with the costs. vs Fayne Harris, A F Herris nd Mrs A F Harris IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ovo IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM, 1934, SECOND WEEK Monday August 6th, 1954. No. 426- NON-SUIT Della Baker Plaintiff called and failed to appear and pros- _ vs ecute her action. It is ordered by the Court that A H Baker the case be non-suited and the plaintiff end her bondsman taxed with the costs. No. 516 NON-SUIT Benton & Benton The defendant called and failed to appear and ba prosecute its counter-claim. It is ordered by Stearns Bros Inc. the Court that it be non-stited and defendant taxed with costs. Plaintiff called and failed to appear and pro- secute its action. It is ordered that they be non-suited. No. 975- NON-SUIT Kylés Chevrolet Co Plaintiff called and failed to appear snd pros- vs ecute its action. It is ordered by the Court that J R Johnson the case be non-suited and the plaintiff and its bondsman taxed with the costs, North Caroline, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term, 1954. Mary Elizabeth Overcash Bowles t Plaintiff { vs \ P G Bowles Defendant { Jury sworn and empanelled end answered the issues as follows: Ll. Did the plaintiff end defendant intermarry as elleged in the comoleint? Answer: Yes 2, Hes the pleintiff and the defendant lived separate end apart from each other for two (8) consecutive yesrs immediately prior to the commencement of this sction? Answer: Yes 3, Has the plaintiff beenm e bona-fide resident of the State of North Carolina for two (2) years immediately preceding the commencement of this ac tion? Answer: Yes North Caroline, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term, 1954, Mary Elizabeth Overcash Bowles, | Plaintiff. | vs { JUDGMENT G Bowles, defendant i This cause coming on to he heard, end being heard by His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding, qnd a jury, et the August Term, 1934 Supertor Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, end the following issues having been submitted to, and answered by, the jury, to-wit: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1954 Monday August 6th, 1954. 1. Did the plaintiff end defendamt intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Has the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart from each other for tow (2) eonsecutive years immediately prior to the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes 3, Hes the plaintiff been a boni-fide resident of the State of North Carolina for two (2) yeers immediately preceding the commencement of this ac- tion? Answer: Yes. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged, that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the pleintiff and defendant are dis- solved, and that the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorcee from the de- fendant. Let the cost of this action bek paidiby the pleintiff. This 6th day of August, 1954. As Us Steck Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Iredell County. Leona Overcesh } vs q Bruce Overcash 1 Jury sworn and empenelled end answered the issues es follows: l. Has the pleintiff been & bone-fide resident of the State of North Carolina for a period of more then two years next preéeding the institution of this action? Answer: Yes 2. Were the plaintiff and the 4efendent marred &S elleged in the Complaint? Answer: Yes BS. Did the defendant commit adultery °S alleged in the complaint. Answer: Yes IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1934 Monday August 6th, 1934, North Carolina, In the Superior 6ourt Iredell Cofinty. Leona Overeash { vs JUDGMENT Bruce Overcash j This cause coming on ti be heard, and being heard, before Honorable, A. Ms Stack, Judge Presiding, and a jury and the jury hawing answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendent, as ap- pears in the record: It is therefore considered, ordered, end adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the pleintiff, Leona Overcash, and the defendant, Bruce Overcash, be, and the same are hereby, dissolved and the plaintiff, Leona Overcash, granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, Bruce Overcash, And it is further considered, ordered, and adjudged that the costs of this action be taxed against the plaintiff. This 6th day of August, 1934, AM Stack Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In Superior Court Iredell County. Lizzie L Winecoff | vs ) ISSUES Floyd W Winecoff { Jury sworn end empanelled and answered the issues as follows: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendamt intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes &. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each other for two years immediately prior to the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes 5. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for one year inmediately preceding the commencement of o this action? Answer: Yes 379 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 Monday August 6th, 1934.,. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County . July Term, 1934 Sarah Lee Corry “ JUDGMENT of the Estate of Greene Revels, deceased. ! j C D Moss, Administrator ! This cause coming on to be heard at the regular July 1934, Term of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard be- fore the undersigned judge presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have settled and compromised all matters in controversy between them arising in the above entitled action; And it appearing to the Court thet the defendant has consented that judgment be entered against him for the sum of One Hundred and Twenty ($120.00) Dollars as a preferred cleim egainst his trust, and for the cost of this action, except fees due the witnesses of the plaintiff which part of the costs the plaintiff has egreed to pay; It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the plein- tiff have and recover of the defendant judgment in the sum of One Hundred and Twenty ($120.00) Dollars, seid judgment to be paid as e preferred claim against has said trust and for the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk except witness fees due witnesses of the plaintiff. This the 6th day of August, 19354. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding By consent of: A B Raymer Attorneys for the plaintiff C B Winberry Attorney for the defendant North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. A F Craven, Admr, of the estate of R P Craven, deceased | i er | JUDGMENT JD Mellon ( ! This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday the 6th day of August 1934, and it appearing to the Court that summons was tssued on ghe 14th day of April, 1932, end served on the 22nd day of April 1932, by reading and delivering a copy of the summons and a copy of the Complaint on the seid J D Mellon, defendant; and it further appearing to a AS ee a ee eee , Amie Phifer, Admr IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 Monday August 6th, 1934 the Court that a duly verified complaint was filed in said cause on the 13th day of April, 1932; and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant J D Mellon is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Two Hugdred and Thirty five and 60/100 Dollars, subject to the following credits: April 30, 1928 $5.36; Dec 18, 1928 $25.00, Mar 17th 1928 $25.00 and Feb 3rd, 1931 $60.21, together with interest June 26th 1926, at the rate of six per cent per an- num, payable annually, until paid; and it furtherappearing that said amount is evidenced by a promissory note executed by the defendant, J D Mellon, to the plaintiff, the terms of which note are set out in the verffied comp- laint filed in this cause; and it further appeering thit the defendant, J D Mellon, has not filed an answer or demurrer in the time allowed by lew, It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendent the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-five and 60/100 Dollars subject to the credits hereinabove set out, together with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payeble annually, June 26th, 1926 until paid, and that the costs of this action be taxed by the Court against the defendent, J D Mellon. This 6th day of August, 1934, John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court. No. 866 W H Norton } ORDER It is ordered by the Court that this case vs } be set pre-emptorly on Monday of the Second week of November TTerm of Court 1934. Carrie E McLellend, Extrx | ’ et al, W OD McLelland No. 876 W R Hoover } ORDER It is ordered by the Court that this case vs } be set pre-emptorly on Mondey of the Second week of November Term of Court 1934. Cerrie — McLelland, Extrx {| et al of Ww D MeLellend No. 1009 ORDER It is ordered by the Court that! this case be set pre-emptorly on Monday of the vs Second week of November Term of Court 1934/. S T Brooks, et al It is ordered by the Court that all cases on Thursdays calender be moved up and set for trial on Wednesday. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 38] SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1934 i Monday August 6th, 1934, ff North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Hit Dorothy Mayhew, by and through her duly 1 appointed and acting next friend, Lelia j Mayhew. Plaintiff | { vs ER Geary and J N Gary, Jr. individually ! and trading and doing business as j { ORDER | Gary Beverage Company. Befendants | This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Presiding : Judge at a term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, being held on the | date set forth below, and it appearing that the plaintiff is indebted to her attorneys for services rendered in connection with this action, and that the plaintiff will not be twenty-one years of age until the year 19444 It is, therefore, on motion of counsel for the plaintiff ordered, adjudged and decreed that upon payment by the defendants into court of the amount of the judgment rendered in this cause that the Clerk shall @istribute | the said sum by paying to Messrs Grier, Joyner and Hartness, attorneys for the plaintiff, for their services the sum of $25.00, and by paying the bal- | ance to Mrs Lelia Mayhew, the mother and the next friend of the plaintiff of the plaintiff to be held and used by her for the benefit of the plaintiff, the belence remaining in the hands of the said Mrs Lelia Mayhew to be turned over to the plaintiff upon her reaching the age of twenty-one. This 6th day of August, 1934. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Dorothy Mayhew, by and through her duly appointed end acting next friend, Lelia Mayhew, Plaintiff vs JUDGMENT ' ER Gary and J N Gary Jr., individually | énd trading and doing business as ' Gary Beverage Company, Defendants. it This cause cotting on to be heard before the undersigned Presiding Judge at a term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, being held on the date set forth below, and it appearing that the things emd matters at issue and in controversy between the parties to this action have been duly settled by en agreement whereby the defendants have consented thet judgment may be ($75.00), end the aims *ntered against them in the sum of Seventy-five Dollars Plaintiff hes agreed to accept seid amount in full settlement of all cl of every nature and cheracter which she now hes or may hereafter have, whether known or not against the defendants by reason of the things and mat- t "Ts alleged in the complaint: 382 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 Monday August 6th, 1934, And it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff in this action is a minor, ten years of age, and that this action was brought for the purpose of recovering damages alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff on account of personal injuriesreceived as a result of the alleg- ed negligence on the vart of the defendants and the court, heving inveti- gated the facts in reference to the nature, charecter, and extent of the injuries and also in reference to the manner in which seid injuries were received end having heard the testimony of a physician duly licensed to practice medicine in the state of North Carolina in regard to seid injuries, upon such investigation finds as ea fact that the settlement above mentioned is for the best interest of said minor end hereby ap- proves same; NOW, THEREFORE, It is hereby considered, ordered and adjudged that the pleintiff have and recéver of the defendants the sum of Seventy- five Dollers ($75.00), together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. This 6th day of August, 1934. A. MV. Stack Presiding Judge We consent to the foregoing Judgment: Vrs Lelia Mayhew Mother end Next Friend Jack Joyner Attorneys for plaintiff > H Gover By Wm T. Covington Jr, Attorney for defendants. This llonoreable Court takes a recess until Tuesdey Morning august Hl Sbeoh JUDGE VYRESIVDING 7th, at 9:30 )'clock, IN THE SUPERIOR couRT 383 SECOND WELK, AUGUST ‘TERM, 1934 Tuesday August,7th, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to sdjourment Monday Norning August 7th, 1954 at 9:50 O'clock for the dispatch of business. \No. 960 { |r. A. Kennedy and H.A.Gudger | vs ( Continued by consent, Mrs. Bessie ltontgomery No. 1013 ‘ John “. Summers | - ' vs { Continued by consent. i Board of Vrainage Commissioner | j Little Rocky: Creek, et al { | No. 1021 { } Flossy L. Kennerly | . vs { Continued by consent. : Mery Jane Stewart, Extrx. ! No. 1031 { Schloss Bros. Co. Inc. | vs Continued by consent Mills Clothing Company. | No. 983 { \ M. C. Goforth { The Following jury, C. O. Kennerly, J. A. \ vs { Steele, J. L. Sloan, A. B. Harman,P. A. C. A. Kester and G,. WW. Nash t Shinn, Sam Hu'e, C. Ek. Jones, hk. C.Mayes Lee R. Morrieon, J. \. Stutts, 4. N. Brown and N. P, Stout, being sw@rn aad empanelled for their vérdict say that they ere unable to srree upon a verdict thereupon the court ordered é@he juror 7} withdrawn and # mistrial had. State { HOUSEBREAKINC AND BUBGLARY. vs ! The defendant comeéinto!open Gourt and pleads guilty John Campbell t to housebrerking and burglery. Judgment of the @ourt that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Ireiell County for a term of 6 months snd assigned to work on the roeds of the State under control of the Stete Highwey Commission es 1ié provided by Statute during the term of his imprison- ment. i No. 999 { The following jury, C. 0. Kennerly, J. A. St ele Cornell C, Wagner § J. L. Sloan, A. B. Harmon, P. A. Shinn, Sem Hute, vs i Cc. Ek. Jones, i. C. Mayes, Lee RK. Morrison, J. W. M. L. Webb and Sydney | Stut is, A. D. Boges, and T, R. Abexander, being Webb } duly sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as follows; Trial continued over until tomorrow, North Car line In the Superior Court, Iredell County { July Term, 1934. D.C. Fussel) ‘ 1) Vs . 4 JUDGMBHET oe Ye Alexander, K. C, Eller, { ‘ealty Loan and Insurance Co., ' Deerns Brothers, Inc. and I nel lace McLendon end John Lewis, | ‘Tustces, 1) This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding, at the July Term of Ire@ell Supetgor Court, and it appearing to the Court that the verties to this action have compromised and settled tie differ- judgment in bBhe amount "Nes existing betwcen themselves end have agreed thet @ me of #1,000.00, with interest from Aug. 7th, 1934, may be entered against the “efendants described in the compleint and that the defendents, through their q ld title “ "1Y sppointed Trustees, Dallace McLendon and John Lewis, who now ho A 384 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM, 1934 August 7th, 1934 to the property in question, as Trustees, shall on or before the lath day of August, 1954, exeaute and deliver to the plaintiff a deed of trust due six months after @ate, upon the property described in the complaint, #t is, therefore, considered, ordered :nd adjudged that the plaintirr recover of the defendants the sum of $1,000 with interest from the 7th day of August, 1934 until paid, together with the sost of this action. It is Burther ordereé that this judgment shall be a first leen upon the property described in the complaint end the principal amount shall be dis- shereed upon the execution dy Dallace McLendon and John Lewis, Trustees, of a mortgage on all of said property, payable six months from date to the pleintiff and provéded further, that the cost of this action is peid by the defendsents. A. M. Stack Judge Presiding. Sonsented to: Scott & Collier Counsel for Pleintifrfr Lewis and Lewis J. G. Lewis Counsel for Defendsnts. NOKTH CAROLIMA { IN :HE SUPEKIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY ' a J. H. KETCHIE & WIFE, |" J. F. KETCHIE, et als.|] — This ceuse comin’ on to be: hecrdand being heard before His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding, upon sppeal from Hon. John L. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County und After hearing the case upon affidavits and the record. 1t is thereupon ordered and adjud ed tat the judgment of the Cle:k of the vourt confirminf the report of the Commissioners be set aside; that the Comm- issioners heretofore appointed be directed by the Clerk of the Court to go upon the premises, view the seme und place a money value upon eech share and if upon such appraisal the Commissioners shall find the allottments of unequal value to charge the more valuable dividends with such sumsor sums as in the judgment of seid Gommissioners may seex fair and equitable.The Commissioners shall file their report with the Cle k of the Superior Court of Iredell County within 10 days ! after such view and uppraisal of the premises by the said Commis:ionesps. A. M. Stack udge Presiding. NORTH CARULINA i IN THE SUPEKIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY | AUGUST TERM 1934 Liazie L. Winecoff t -VS- { JUDGMENT Floyd W. Winecoff | j This cause coming on to be heard at the August Term,a934 of Iredell Superior IN THE SUPERIOR COUKT 20P SECOND WEEK AUGUST TERM, 1934 385 August 7th. ,1934 Court, before His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge, and Jury and the Jury having answered the issues submitted to them as follows: "1, Were the plaintiff end defendant intermerried, as alleged in the complaint? Answer, Yes. 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart fron each other mcre tham two years preceding the commencement of this action? Answer. Yes/ 3. Has the plaintiff beeva bona fide resident of North Carolina for one year next preceding the co:méncement of this action? Ansrer. Ves." | It further appearing to the court from the evidence offered by the plaintiff that there were two children born to this union, to-wit; Catherine Louise Winecoff and Chatles Ldward \inecoff, and that said children have been living with their Mother, Lizzie L. Winecoff, during their lifetime, and the court finds as a fact that tne said Lizzie L. Winecoff is the prop- er person to have custody of said children; It is therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court that the bonds of metrimony heretofore existing between bhe plaintiff and the defend- ant be, and the same are hereby finally and absolutely dissolved, end it is ordered thut the plaintiff be, «and she is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony with the defendant. It is further ordered that the said Children, Catherine Louise Wine- coff and Cherles Edward Winecoff be end tley are hereby awarded to Lizzie L. Winecoff and she is hereby given absolute custody of said children. It is further ordered thet the plaintiff pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. A. M. Stack Ju.ge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes a recess until wednesday Morning August Hur SHtacte JUDGE PRESIDING. 8th, at 9:00 O'clock. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 Wednesday, august 8, 1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday Morning august 8th, 1934 at 9:00 ofclock for the dispatch of business, No. 999 . ) Tria} resumed, The jury heretofore sworn and in. Cornell C. Wagner 9 paneled for their verdict says they find the issues vs submitted to them as follows: M. L. Webb and 4 Sydney Webh 6 No, 999 Cornell C. Wagner, vs. PISSUES M. L. Webb and ) Sydney Webb. 1, Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendants as alleged in the complaint? answer: No, as to M. L. Wabdb Yes, es to Sydney Webb. 2. If so, whet damages if any is the plaintiff en- titled to recover of the defendants? Answer: $500,00 No. 999 6 The defendant, Sydney Webb, moves to set the verdict Cornell C. Wagner 9 aside and for a new triel on the ground of the fetlure vs of His Honor to submit the question of joint enterprise M. L. Webb and and contributory negligence to the jury under proper Sydney Webb 6 instruction and for errors committed in the cause of the triel. Overruled. Exception. Judgment signed, Defendant gives notice of appeal to the Supreme Court, appeal bond of $75.00 adjudged sufficient. By consent, defendant ullowed sixty (60) days to serve case on 8p peal and plaintiff ellowed sixty (60) deys to serve Counter Case or file exceptions, A. M. Stack Judge Presicing NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR CCURT, IR EDELI COUNTY. aUGustT TERM, 1934. Russell Sherrill, et al Receivers of the Bylo Furniture ,Company vs Statesville Industriel Pank, John R. Morrison, et al oc oOo Oo oO OOO 4 oO Q = GB = a ding This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge presiding state at the august Term, 1934, of Iredell Superior Court, and being heerd upon the tt ond ments and admissions of Raymer and Raymer, counsel for the plaintiff, and Sco ’ the Collier, attorneys for John R,. Morrison, and Iand and Sowers, attorneys for ched 8 Statesville Industrial Bank, and it appesring that the plaintiffs have ree IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 Wednesday, august 8, 1934 387 compromisé agreement with the defendant, John R, Morrison as to the funds in controversy which are held by the Statesville Industrial Bank solely as s stake holder and to which the Bank makes no cls im; It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the de- fendant, John R. Morrison, #s assignee of C, a, Stearns, is entitled to recover the sum of $50.00 in full compromise end satisfaction of the rights of the said John R. Morrison, assignee of C, a, Stearns, It 14s further ordered that the remainder of seid funds be paid over to the Receivers of the Bylo Furniture Company together with any uncollected notes, invoices or accounts now in the possession of the Statesville Industrial Bank growing out of the transactions set forth in the pleadings and that upon payment to the Receivers of said funds, the Receivers pay the costs of this action out of the money paid to them, It is ordered that the Statesville Industrial Bank pay over the funds to the parties as herein set out and upon such payment, this ection be dismissed as to the Statesville Industriel Rank and ne costs he charged against it, It is further ordered thet the order of reference made in this ceuse at this term of Court be, and the same is hereby set aside, ae M. Stack Juage Presiding Consented to: Lewis & Lewis Ra Stott & Collier + ees for defendent, aa R, Morrison, assignee iC. 8, Stearns nd & Sowe rs ““corneys Tor the Statesville Industrial Bank NORTH CAROLINA 1 E SUPERIOR COURT ‘ IN THI TREDELL COUNTY, aUGuUST ERM, 1954 wR L ‘tnd inker, L, G,. Beaver +P, Cerpenter, vs aomwewwaes™ = Ployq Beaver ; eR ea a Se Se IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 WEDNESDAY, aUGUST 8, 1934 This c@use coming on to be heard ut this term before Hig Honor ’ A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding, and being heard, and it appearing that the parties to the controversy have agreed upon a settlement which is herein. after set out. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover of the defendant the sum of $50.20, with interest thereon from July 20, 1932, at the rate of six per cent per annum. -It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs are entitled to the possession of a Ford Sedan automobile which was purchased by the defendant from the Wallace Motor Company and fully des- cribed in a Chattel Mortgage registered in Book 116, page 13, for Iredell County. That the plaintiffs also recover judgment against the surety on the defendant's replevy bond, Guy Bostian, and the cost o* this action to be taxed against the defendant and his surety, Guy Bostian, the the Clerk of Execution not to be issued tefore November 15, 1954, this Court. A, M,. Stack Judge Presiding NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SI!PERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY, AUGUST TERM, 1954, R. M. Brawley % Company, vs <—_— <> <> <> <> c4 ot 7) G2 = J = 3 R. P, Creven This cause coming on to he heard ut this term before His Honor, A. M. Stack, Judge Presiding, and being heard, and it appesring that the parties to this action have agreed on e settlement of the case: It is, therefore, ordeved and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $2783.73, with interest thereon from Januery 27, 1934, at 6% per annum, It further appesring that a lien has been filed on the following lands and recorded in Book 3 of Liens on page 4 in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Caroline, described 48 follows: N, 47 eA - sete a stake, thence BEGINNING at a walnut, Johnson's corner, and running te W. 26 poles to a stake, Johnson's corner; thence fi, 12 W. 50 poles Johnson's corner; thence N, 78 W. 2 poles to a stake, Johnson's ead gh to® N, 12 W. 59 poles to a stone, Johnson's corner; thence North 65 E. og the stake, Johnson's corner; thence N, 9 W, 62 poles to a stake or TORT nened S. Kerr line; thence S, 87 E, 26% poles to a stake, Alexander's O08 Lake to 8n 4 E, 102 poles to a stone, alexender's corner; thence N. 83 E. 42 Ponte? of the oak stump, Alexander's corner; thence N, 5% W. 4-1/4 poles to the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 389 SECOND WEEK; aUGUST TERM; 1934 . WEDNESDAY, aUGUST 9,'1934 0, M. Craven estate corner; thence up the branch N, 46 F nch brapne’ fork of the branch; thence N, 85 E, 36 poles to an oak, 0, tate corner; thence S. 80 E. 45 poles to _the center of the road; thence wth the road as follows: South 6 West 45% poles S, 10 West 40 poles, South 54 poles M. Craven W, 28 poles, and South 7 W. 7 poles to a stone in Miller's line: mS W, 131 poles to the beginning, containing 135 acres, more or wa peing known es the R. P. Craven Home Place; That the amount of this judgment is for labor and material furnished in the erection of @ hbuse on the said premises, and this judgment shall be, und is a specific lien against the sforesaid described real estate, It is wulso ordered ond adjudged that the cost be taxed against the defendant by the Clerk of this Court. It is understood that if the defendant Sr shall pey the plaintiff the sum of $780.47 within 30 deys from august 8, 1934, then execution is not to issue on the balance of the said fudgment until on and after October 8, 1934, A, M, Stack Judge Presiding STaTE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE ST’PERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM, COUNTY OF IREDELL, 1954 br. F, B, Gaither, vs i, C, Hunter and wife, ima Hunter, Lester Hunter, wuerdian of H, C, Hunter, a non compos mentis, the Bank of Devie, a Corporation, and 4+ C, Kimball, Sheriff of Iredell County. on” eS OO OC OO CO CO oO . an h h st This cause coming on to be heard und being he rad at this the august * ’ re , » > at , -6rm of Iredell Superior Court, before His Honor, A. M, otack, Judge Presiding, ‘pon motion of Ruren Jurney, attorney for the plaintiff, and it eppesring to the Court that notice hes been duly served upon the Mutual Benefit Life In- surance Company and the atlantic Life Insurance Company to appear at this term f Court and that a motion would be made by the plaintiff to make the said insurance Companies and each of them parties defendent to this suit, and it ap- Peering that notice was duly served and thet the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance a ) t “ompany has indicated through its counsel that it aid not desire to be presen &t the hearing, and that the atlantic Life Insurance Compeny being represented &t the hesring by Messrs, Scott & Collier, and after hesring the matter and “he Court being of the opinion that the Mutuel Renefit Life Insurance Company it | ¢ 390) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1934 and the atlantic Life Insurance Company are necessary and proper parties to the above entitled cause and it further appesring that it is necessary and desirable that the complaint in this cause be amended: It 1s, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the Mutual Penefit Life Insurance Company and the atlantic Life Insurance Company be and they ere hereby made parties defendant to the above entitled cause, and the plaintiff is ellowed 50 days from the termination of this Court in which to file amended complaint and the defendants are allowed 30 days there. after in which to file unswer or other pleadings, A. M. Stack Judge Presiding NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELI, COMNTY, AUGUST TERM, 1944 John L, Hunter and wife, Morvoret Hunter and Lelia M. Setzer JUDGMENT vs Jack Joyner, Trustee, and Tredell] O41 Company This cause coming, on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, A. M. Stack, at this the August Term, 1934 of the Superior Court of Iredell . . Taw ttorneys County, and it appenring to the Court on motion of Lewis and Lewis, A t é P ‘a . 2 n for the plaintiff, that the temperary restraining order heretofore issued f this cause should be dissolved and the plaintiff taxed with the cost: ewis IT 1S, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed, upon motion of I . ng der and Lewis, attorneys for the plaintiff, that the temporary restraining oF sd the ad anda & heretofore issued in this cause be, and the same is hereby dissolve 9 rR, RB. Gant, said Jack Joyner, Trustee, is hereby ordered to deliver a deed to Ne 5 December « nd, purchaser set the sale held at Twelve O'clock Noon on Saturdry, 193535, It is father ordered that said sale be and the seme is hereby that the ratified and confirmed tn all respects, ‘t is further ordered plaintiff he taxed with the cost of this action, a, M. Stack a ' Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR CoURT SECOND WEEK, auaus TERM, 1934 WEDNESDAY, ANGUST 8, 1934 IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST THERM, 1084 cornell C, Wagner 0 vs IVUDGWEN? ¥. L, Webt and Sydney Webb This cause coming on to be heard and heing heard before His Honor , ‘ - ’ a, M, Stack, Judge Presiding, and o jury snd the Jury having anawered the firat issue against the defendant Sydney Webb, nd the second iasue in favor of the plaintiff for the sum of Five Hundred Dollara (50 00), It is, therefore, hereby considered, ordered nnd nd fudged that the plaintiff recover from the defendant Sydney Vebb, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars together with the costs of this action, Ont of the above the Clerk will pay $110.50 to H. 1, Long Hospital, Inc, oe aA. M. Stack ais PT renteinn | The Court, in its discretion, sete the verdict aside on the first | ’ issue as to M. L. Webb and orders a new trial as to him at the November term, | ’ a. M. Stack jodie Treatttnn Defendant, M. L. Webb, excepts and appeals to Supreme ourt, NORTH CaRO] INA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELT COUNTY . aliansy TERM, 19.'4 Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank 4 of Raleitph vs L, B, Pristol and wife, Mary C. yt tol, oO. L. Turner, Trustee, Mtie 74+ Poole, Bank of Dnvie, JUDGMENT Rond. Insurance Company of Rich- Bank’ Veposit & Savings Bank, 4 _— alexander, Wachovia Bank ab 2 fompany, North Caroline Wc ‘ Trust Company, Fred L. Bell, Winks veimster, C. D. Moss, C. B. one ty» Independence Trust Com- pny, M,C, Williams, Union Netionel -continued- it | | aa: 1 | | i IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST. TERM, 1934 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1934 Rank, Farmers & Merchants Bank, I. C. Beam, Buckeye Cotton 011 Company, Malcolm Cameron, Trustee, C. B. Winberry, Trustee, General Motors Acceptance, Corporation, Jack Joyner and C. P, Grantham, Trustees, Bank of Cornelius, Shiloh Light & Power Company and Gurney P, Hood, Commissioner of Banks. JUDGMENT CONT'D This cause coming on to be heard before Hon. a. M, Stack, Judge Pre. siding, at the July Term, 1934, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, ent being heard, and it appearing to the Court that this action was instituted and verified complaint filed on the 28th day of September, 1933, and that summons was duly issued and served upon all of the above named defendants within the time ullowed by lew; and it further appearing that this ection wes instituted upon a note executed by the defendants, L. B. Bristol and wife, Mary C, Bristol, to the plaintiff, atlentic Joint Stock Land Bank of Releigh, dated the 19th dey of December, 1922, for money borrowed in the sum of Twenty-five Thousand ($25,000.00) Dollers, and for the foreclosure of the Deed of 'I'rust, executed by defendants, L. B, Bristol end wife, Mary C. Pristol, to the said atlentic Joint Stock Land Rank of Releigh, securing said note, which Deed of Trust is recorded in Mortgege Rook 59, page 9, of the records of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County, North Caroline; and it further appearing thet the atlantic Joint Stock land Rank of Raleirh,. is the owner of said note and that there has been default in payment ’ thereof, and thet under the terms of said note and Deed of Trust, all of seid note has become due and payable, snd that the plaintiff, atlantic Joint Stock e Lend Rank of Raleigh, is entitled to the foreclosure of seid Deed of Trust fer payment of said indebtedness; and it further eppesaring that there is now due on said note the sum of Twenty-two Thousand Seventy-three ($2°,073, 19) Dollars and Nineteen Cents, with interest from January 1, 1932, et the rate of six per cent per ennum, payable semi-annually, and that there is due the plaintiff, the further sum of $ix Hundred Fifty-nine ($659.82) Dollers and Eighty-two Cents, with interest from april 18, 1953, advanced by the plaintiff for 1950 end 1931 taxes ageinst Y» : g end said lands, subject to e credit of One Hundred Fighty-two ($182,48) Doller and ebove all all Forty-eight Cents, with interest from November 12, 1955, over counterclaims end offsets due the sforesaid defendants by the pleintiff, reof; of which emounts are secured by seid Deed of Trust under the terms the , IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1934 and it further appearing that there sre unpaid taxes, against said lends, due the County of Iredell, for the years, 1932, 1933, and 1934; and it further appesring that the following defendents hola the following uncancelled judgments against the defendant, L, RP, Bristol in the following original amounts, which said judgements ere docketed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, in the Books and pages set out, to-wit: a. Bank of Davie and 4itle Insurance Company of Richmond, assignees of Fisk Tire Company, for $6362.58, docketed March 10, 1950, in Judgment Docket 27, page 124, B. Deposits & Sevings Bank for $1750.00, docketed December 24, 1930, in Judgment Docket 29, page 55, ecember 24, 1935C Lo} C C, Bank of alexender for $1500.00, docketed I 7 in Judgment Docket 29, page 54, , } ’ & r elete Ne D. Wachovia Rank & Trust Company, for 715,000.00, docketed Dec- ember 29, 1950, in Judgment Docket 29, pege 55. E, North Carolina Bank & Trust Company, for *890.00, docketed January 2, 1931, in Judgment Docket 29, page 56. F. Freda L, Pell, for $202.50, docketed “anuary 15, 1931, in Judgment Docket 26, page 112. n Te y ) v 7 C3 W. C. Feimster, for $202.50, docketed Februery 7, 1961, in Judgment Docket 26, page 117. ; Wy #199.50. a ceted June H. C. D, Moss and C. B, Winherry, for $12 9,50, docket e 17, 1931, in Judgment Docket 26, page 126. _ Pehruar le Independence Trust Company, for $1000,00, docketed February 14, 1931, in Judgment Docket 29, page 66. wy bor 40 J. M. C. Williams end wife, annie P. Williems, for $26,507.01, docketed March 9, 1931, in Judgment Docket 29, page 64. K, Union National Bank, for $1500.00, docketed Merch 9, 1952, in Judgment Docket 29, page 85. . M. L, Farmers and Merchants Bank, InCe, A» P, Davidson, R Devidson, for $566.97, docketed March 12, 1951, in Judgment Docket 29, Page 95, 393 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 19354 M. L. C. Beam, for $200.00, docketed March 17, 1951, in Judg ment Docket 29, page 96, N. Independence Trust Company, for $1500.00, docketed apri] 16, 1931, in Judgment Docket 29, page 107, O. Fermers & Merchants Bank, for $1650.00, docketed May 19 a 1931, in Judgment Docket 29, page 118, P, Farmers & Merchants Bank, for $865.00, docketed May 1g, 1931, in Judgment Docket 29, page 119. Q. Buckeye Cotton 011 Company, for $222.12, docketed June 26, 1931, in Judgment Docket 29, page 158, R. Malcolm Cameron and C. B. Winterry, Trustees, for M. C, Williams, assignee of First National Bank, for $2000.00, docketed July 153, 1931, in Judgment Docket 29, pege 164, S. C. B. Winberry, Trustee, for M, C. Williams, assignee of First National Bank, for $1350.00, docketed July 13, 1931, in Judgment Docket 29, page 165, T. C. B. Winberry, Trustee for M, C. Williams, assignee for Merchants & Fermers Bank, for %4500,00, docketed august 10, 1951, in Judgment Docket 29, page 185, U. General Motors acceptance Corporation, for $265.00, docketed December 14, 1951, in Judgment Docket 29, page 244, V, Jack Joyner end C. P. Grantham, Trustees, for $7.90, docketed January 18, 1932, in Judgment Docket 29, page 262, W. Bank of Cornelius, for $2800.00, docketed august 15, 1932, in Judgment Docket 30, page 47. That all of the judgments set forth in this peregraph ere sub- sequent to and junior liens to the note and mortgage of the plaintiff and to the claims of the plaintiff. seid And it further appearing that after the execution of the efores mortgage, the Sheriff of Iredell County, on October 3, 1952, conveyed the an said lands to the defendant, Mrs. C. a. Poole, who purchased the same at execution sale under the judgment of the Fisk Tire Company against me me r lien to Bristol, docketed March 10, 1950, which said judgment was 8 junio IN ‘HE SUPERIOR COURT QQr SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 3g WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1934 the lien of the plaintiff's, and that the said conveyance to the said urs, Ce Ae Poole was subject to the mortgage of the plaintiff; and it further eppesring that the defendant, L. B, Bristol, filed a petition in bankruptcy, and was duly sdjudged bankrupt on the oath day of February, 1954, and that thereafter the homestead and other property then thet set forth in the morteege of the plaintiff was alloted i | to the said L. B. Bristol, as a homestead, and that thereafter on the 9th { day of June, 1954, the said L, B, Bristol, received his discharge; and it further appesring that the property conveyed in the morteme deed of the plaintiff was appraised and an order entered by the ssid Referee in Bankruptcy, on the 10th day of March, 1954, adjudging that there was no equity for the creditors in the said tract of land conveyed in the mortgage of the plaintiff, and directing the Trustee in bankruptcy to relinquish end release 811 claims of the ests te of the said hankrupt to the said lands, and that thereafter, C. B. Winberry, the said Trustee, executed and filed in this cause a release os said lends from all claims cf ssid estate, of seid bankrupt; A Benin and it further appesring thet none of the defendants have filed én answer or demures to the Complaint within the time allowed by law, ex- cept the defendant, L. B. Bristd, and that the defendant, L. B. Bristol, has consented to this judgment and thet the pleintiff hes egreed to watve ! ény personal judgment against the defendant, Mery C. Bristol; and the Court finding all of the foregoing facts to be true; It is now ordered and adjudged that the pleintiff is the owner yy 1A » H * of the note sued on in this action, and that there is now due the plaintiff ao "7 2 Q On sAid note the sum of Twenty-two Thousend Seventy-three ($22,073.15 ) Dollers and Nineteen Cents, with interest from January 1, 1952, at the reve of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, end thet there is due the plaintiff the further sum of Six Sundred Fifgty-nine ($659.82) Dollars nd Eighty-two Cents, with interest from april 18, 1955, for moneys advanced by the Plaintiff for 1930 and 1931 taxes age anst said lands, subject to 8 ‘redit of One Hundred Eighty-one ($181.48) Dollars and Forty-eight Cents, With interest from November 12, 1932, over and above all counterclaims end offsets of the defendant, L. B. Bristol, which said amounts are secured by ™ mortgage deed set out in the Complaint, which is the first and prior lien to the lien of any and all of the judgment creditors set out in the IN THE SUPERICR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 WEDNESDAY, aUGUST 8, 1934 Complaint and in this judgment, It is further ordered and adjudged that the lands set forth in said mortgage deed be, and are hereby condemned to he sold for the payment of the aforesaid indebtedness due the plaintiff, together with the cost of this action, and the unpaid taxes against the same for years 19352, 1935, and 1954, which said lands are described as follows: All those certain pieces or parcels of land situate lying and heing in Statesville Township, Iredell County, Stete of North’ Carolina: about one mile West from the City of Statesville, North Csrolina near the Statesville-Taylorsville Public Road, having such shapes, metes courses, and distances &s will more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof made by 5S. 0. Lazenby, County Surveyor, on the llth day of July 1918, and more perticulerly described as follows: - me -PEGINNING at a hickory, P. M. Cline's corner, and running 5S, 45 WV. 74 poles to a post oak, Mrs. a. B. Williams' corner; thence N, 88 W. 48 poles to a stake; thence S, 42 W. 266 poles to a steke in the center of Third Creek at the mouth of the branch; thence with the various meander- ings of Trird Creek as follows:- N. 503 W. 28 poles; N. 83 W. 26 poles; 8, 79 W. 50 poles; N, 77 W. 6 poles; N. 60 W, 35 poles; N, 54 36 poles: N, 62 W. 30 poles; N. 75 W. 26 poles; N. 60 W, 40 poles; N, 54 W, 18 poles; N, 18 W. 15 poles to © stake in the center of seid Third Creek; Carter Jenkin's corner; thence N. 37 E. 80 poles to a stake in the branch; thence up the various meanderingrs of the branch cs follows:- N, 30 E, 40 poles; N, 21 E, 12 poles; N. 4% E. 12 poles; N. 24 E. 5? poles to a white oak, and N, 12 =, ™ 20 poles to a tig poplar; thence N. 25 E. 100 poles passing a spring to a stake: thence hh, 32 E. 14 poles to 6 multerry tree, J. W. Sterrill's corner; thence N, 83 E. 68 poles to a stare in the road; thence g. S. 4", 108 poles to an iron stake; thence S. @8 E. 94 poles to 6 ceder steke; thence 4, 69 F. [0 poles to a stake; thence S, 86 E, 15 poles to the beginning, corner, cone taining 448 acres, more or less, and being the identical lands conveyed to IL. P, Pristol by Juliett Cowles and others, ty deed deted tre lst day of Jen- usry, 1918, and recorded in the office of the Khegister of Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina, in Rook 57, page 249, said lands beings hounded on tne North by the lands of J, WY. Sherrill, L. 8B. Pristol and P, M, Cline; on the ‘ast by the lands of Mrs, a. FB. Williams and M, C, Williems; on the Soutn Dj ' r : . : " ee r T Third Creek and the lnnds of D. L, Raymer, David Howard Esteste, Rev. Re be Sherrill and Hoyt Morrison, and on the West by the lands of Carter Jenkins, “. a. Bollinger and Mrs. J. I. “entry. ' enr ' r . RRATINTUA + ie 5 SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING at a stake in the branch, ¢. L, Sherrill } thancre 2] N Q7 V NO 1e + take; tnence oO I in L» ° : fne's lir 8, HY runnin N, - 24 poles 0 8 sta . —, . ; . 1 ‘ ; ie a? Se e ( . 5O poles to an iren stake in the road, 3. in Sherrill er) , ; 4 er - , , ve 7 ~ . y + Pe S$, 4. 8 poles to an iron stake; thence S, 88 E. 88 poles to & wr lnu r ; . e : be ie in the the Tagt stde oft the } anc} 4 noles act otf cedar sorner;: hea iD ; . ’ t se +o 8 etare ariou mennderty of the Bast Pank of the branch ,. 70 E. 54 no 1¢ i i 5 } ron ~aomeand nes ~ Inst side of seid Branch; thence up and with the verious meanderin . ay } of seid Prane} N, of Nef ] oles, te +t he herr ining, corner, contain go 4 ; id } vaved ¢t T Pristol acres, more or less, and tetn the identical lsnd conveyed to L, ri t } } . * “~* } c ; ‘ +a y aA. RK. Sherrill and wife, a. J. Sherrill, t Jeed darted the 25th dey oF 1] ’ : T f° Tr jal Au st 1919, and corded in the office of the Register of Deeds 0 Lre wie a ae a : ‘ Ar, : led on he Toran fy wt) *f) wy >) ’ nn PA , ‘ re 7. AL‘? an 7 nrndea + eat4r handed } ounty, lorth Cerolina, in Pooh 2, pe 44%, said 1 minded OF in tha Woat hy the lands of Pe. Me ‘ North by the lends of J, . Sterrill; on on the South by the lands of L. P. Pristol the seid L. B. Bristol. and on the West by tre lands of . , . 1d is It 49 further ordered and adjudged that Neil S,. Sowers, be, oF L in hereby appointed commissioner to make said sale at the Courthouse door r dder Statesville, Iredell County, North Crrolina, for cash to the highest bi ; er in after due advertising of seid sale for thirty days at the Courthousé dorry ghed in Iredell County, and once # week for four weeks in ® news n6 per pubif provides, Iredell County, and report ssid sale to the Court for further orders; t e the js however, that the advertisement of srid lands shall not he made befor day of December, 1954, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT QQ SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1934 BIG WEDNESDAY, aUGUST 8, 1934 It is further ordered and adjudged that L, RB, Pristol ana wife, Mery C. Bristol, 0. L. Turner, Trustee, Mrs. C. a, Poole, Bank of Davie, tle Insurance Company of Richmond, Deposit & Savings Pank, Pank of alexander, Wachovia Bank & Trust Company, North Ceroline Rank * Trust Compeny , Fred L. Pall, W. C. Feimster, C. D. Moss, C. B. Winberry, Independence Trust Company, M,C. “filliams, Union Netional Pank, Farmers % Merchants Bank, L. C. Beam, Puckeye Cotton O11 Compeny, Malcolm Cameron, iisnee, C. B. Winberry, Trustee, ‘eneral Motors acceptance, Corporation, Jeck Joyner and C, P, Grantham, Trustees, Pank of Vornelius, Shiloh Light & Power Company and Gurney P, Hood, Commissioner of Fanks, the defendants in this action, and each of them, be and they fre hereby forever barred of any equity of redemption in said lands, It is further ordered and edjudged thet the plaintiff or any of the defendants my purchase the seid lands at the sale thereof, under this judgment. A, M. Stack dudsre Pres tding I hereby consent to the foregoing judgment. L. B, Bristol sR OO ROR ORR bt sO RRO ORR OOO ROR RRR ROR ROR RR OR SOR OR ROR ROR ROR rR OF North Varolina, July Term of Superior Vourt Iredell County] July, 19354. In the matter of the will of JUDGMENT 7 #8 R. McLaughlin, Deceased. | ‘ 2 . his cause coming on to be heard before his Homor, Judge Amos M. Stack, Jugge presiding and being heard upon the petition in the ceuse for the construction of the will of «. H, McLaughlin, deceased, end being heard. It is therefore ordered and adgudged that in the said will of k, H.McLaug- bin, deceased the testator-at his death owned 20 shales of the Farmers hare- house and O41 Mills, Incorporatéd»stock par value $100.00 per share; four sheres Common Stock of the Mooresville Co- Operative Creamery Co., per value $25.00 per share; of the Hunter Manufacturing «and Conmbs 8= 20 sheres of the preferred steck i , °n Co., par value $100.00 per share; 15 shares of. the preferred stock of the ¢ . Nadwick-hoskins Co. of Charlotte, North Carolina, par value $100.00 per shere; e2 par value Sheres of the preferred stock of the Mooresville Cotton Mills, A 398 $100.00 per shere; and 92 shares of the common stock, no par value, of the Moores,’ » 399 ville Cotton Mills. ) That in the said will where the testator bequeathed Farmers Warehouse and O41»: i Mills stock of Mooresville, North Carolina, he intended to and did bequeeth comm. | | ea i th 1TH ' on stock of the Farmers Warehouse and Oil Mills, Incorporateéduof Mooresville, f North Carolina. That in the sadi will where the testator bequeathed Chadwick Cotton mill stock Ti of Charthotte, North Varolina, he intended to and did bequeath preferred stock of the Chadwick-Hoskins Co. of Charlotte, North Carolina, That in the said will where the testater bequeathed Hunter Manufacturing Co, stock thet he intended &o and did bequeath preferred stock of the Hunter Manu- facturing and Commission Co. ‘eH That under a reorganization of the Mooresville Cotton Mills the estate of | the ssid testator has received 14 2/3 shares of no par value common stock for the 22 sheres of prefereed stock in the Mooresville Cotton Mills and for the 92 4 h | of no par value common stock of the Mooresville Cotton Mills, the es‘ate of the said testator has received 46 shares of no par value common stock of the said Mooresville Cotton Mills and it is further adjudged that the legatees under said will to whom were willed Mooresville, Cotton Mills stock shall receive no par value common stock of the Mooresville Cotton Mills, each legatee*s snare to be reduced in the same ratio as the totel namber of shares in the ssid Mooresville } Cotton Mills have been reduced. That where the testator bequeath a certain legacy to Tolbert Johnston, he intended to and did bequeath the same to albert Johnston. | It is further ordered and adjudged that Bruce McLaughlin, Legatee to whom | the farm was devid@ed, shall receive the rent from the farm for the year 1955. | It is further ordered and adjudged that the dividends amounting to $316.00 | including the accumuleted dividends at the death of the testator in the Chad- | wick-Hoskins Vo. of Charlotte, North Carolina shell be paid to the legatees to | whom the said Chadwick-Hoskins prefferred stock was willed. It is further ordered and adjudged that the executors of the will of the said n, H. McLaughlin, deceased shall pay the inherttance tex on the legacts and portions going to the individual legatees out of the body of the estate and thet the cost of this procedure be said by the said executors of the body of the estate. A, ™, Staek JUDGE PRESIDING eS ao eee nn pentimneeeeees 404 403 North Cardlina In The Superior Court Iredell County Before The Clerk | Pe a Ee, ie Fifteenth Judicial District. I, John L. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, North Caro- lina, hereby petition your Honor to grant an order allowing me to be absent from the office of Cherk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina,from | 1 } hi I desire to take a vacation and rest ten days or two weeks. I have a com- ij ' / Yonday, August 13, 1934 through august 25, 1934, i i { petent and efficient deputy who will be in charge of the office durine my «bsence, | Very respectfully, John L. Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court of Tredell County, North Carolina. North Carolina In 4he Superior Court } } Irede!l County BeforeThe Judge In The Superior Court, CRDER Fifteenth Judicial District. John L. Milholland, Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, North Caro- lina, having applied to me for premission to be absent fron the office of the Superior Comrt of Iredell County, North Cepolina, from Mon@ay, August 15th thro- ugh August 25, 1934, and having given what appears to be 4 good and sufficient reason for his ebsence; } Now,therefore, it is ordered that the seid John L, Milhollend be allowed to be absent from the office of Clerk of the Superior Court for Iredell County, North Car lina from Monday, August 13th through august 25, 1934 provided he leaves e competent deputy in charge of said office during his ebsence. This the 6th day of Agust, 1954. John \.. Oglesby Judge Residing in the Fifteenth Judiciel District, Nath Carolina. ORK ORO kk ROR kkk kok ioR fk kok RR RoR ke fo fF 2 RR RR Re NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. In the matter of the $3 Be erants end Farmers :: os of Mooresville, $3 ORDER ‘Orth Caroling. Phis matter comifg-on to be heard on the foregoing petition of R, \..Sasse = Liquidating Agent of the Merchants and Fermers Bank,Méoresville, North Car- Mika, and it appegring to the undersigned from the attached petition thet the “mount of $460.25 in Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Bonds is a fair and reas~- Snable compromise in settlement on the note and mortgage described in the att~ of the “ched petition and to the best tnterests of the depositors and creditors Piha, ITV..IS-NOW, WHEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the same be and n is hereby approved. NORTH CAROLINA , :: This the 6th day of August, 1934, ’ IREDELL COUNTY. :: John M. Oglesb R, &, Sasser, being duly sworn, deposes and Says that he is the duly app- John Me Oglesby Reside t ee ; of the Fiftkenth Judicial Hs ointed Liquidating Agent of the Merchants and Fermers Bank, Mooresville, North Carolina, and is liquideting the affeirs of the seid bank and » @S such, he NORTH CAROLINA i IN 'THEUSUPERIOR COURT, makes this verification; thet he has reed the foregoing petition; that the same IREDELL COUNTY. is true of his own knowledge and belief and as to those he believes it to be In the matter of the :: tnue. Merchants and Farmers :: Petition as Bank of Mooresville, s: ear this the 2 day of Auge: 1934, North Campolina, $s R. M. Sasser K. M. Sesser, kkawikdaking Your Petitionc.s, R. M. Sasser, Liquidating Agent of the Merchents and Far- AeenkyxtRetkitioner) mers Benk, Mooresville, North Carolina respectfully reports to t : ; : , D y p © the Court; Subscribed and sworn 1. That the Merchants and Framers Bank was a banking corporation doing oe ce see” ay 0 = > , . . business in the Town of Mooresville IreéellCount N Ce } S. 4. Beilson, Notery Public ‘ ounty, North Cerolina, but, because uy commission expires 3-23-36 of insolvéncy, was on May 26, 1932 taken over by the Commissioner of Banks of North EERE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE SEK ERE RO RR ROR ROR ROR RR ROK ROR ho RoR ROR OK Carolina, for the purpose of liquidation, 2. That R. M. Sasser is the duly appointed Liquidating Agent and is liquid- ating the affairs of the above named benk. NORTH CAROLINA ee Seraneee nee 5. Thet among the assets of the above named bank is a second mortgage, the _ IREDELL COUN‘Y JUNE SPEBIAL TEAM 1954 balance on which amounts to ¥1120.00,executed by 1. D, Smith and Cora Smith. This ; ial { nan fF ae ; IN RE: CAVEAT WILL OF W. D. MCLELLAND JUDGNENT mortgage covers a tract of lund conteining 63-1/2 acers in Iredell County, Davidson ' Township, the above mentioned mortgage is security to a note in the amount of $645.25 c This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before ‘lis Honor ™, F, F. | 3 executed by F. LD. Stonestreet, lerm of Superior Court of Iredell Harding, Judge presiding, at the Special 4. Mr. Smith has applied to the Federe] Farm Mortgage Corporation for a } P 1 gege vorp County held in June, 1934 , on the exeptions filed by the heirs-at-law of W. D. loan to take cere of both the First end second mortgage on the above mentioned tract . ‘ ew MeLelland and H. &. McLelland to the Report of the Commissioners appointee by of land but, according to the appraisel, the Merchants and Farmers Benk (second 1] ) Ne “ys the Clerk of the Superiop Court to divide all the lands in which the seid mortgage) will ree ly $46 ' _e Went SOhy CHEE te wnake, MeLelland owned or had and interest, agreecbly to the consent judgment hereto-~ Your Pétitioner has investicated this matter and is of the inion that s i " , " ” fore signed in this cause and made a part of this record, end also to the de it is to the best of the depositors and credit f 2 med benk the the : , . p itors of the above nam cree of the Clerk of the Superior vourt Gonfirming said report of the commiss above mentioned amount be accepted in settlement of th bove mentioned mortgage { & I ' , - loners; and the court also being asked to construe the Will of the lete H. A. because of the fect thrt 1f this sett 1 ¢ ly, the first : de S lement is not accepted, undoubtedly, Me“elland, which is made a pert of this record, efter hearing evidence, affid morggagee will foreclose end lesve us in « posit here would get very Little, . present un- paeethee sherety a HERES @ avits presented and argument of counsel, ell perties being represen ed by co if anything, out of it, } . 1 - ’ Sel, and the case being heard on the whole recofd, the court finds the follow WHEREFORE, your Petitioner preys thet he be euthorized to accept $460.2 ing faces; in Federal Farm ortgage Yorporation Bends in full settlement of the above mentioned 1. That the widow of Wi. D. weLelland was entitled to a 1/16 interest of mortgage, eo & nt of the lend owned by H. A. McLelland by virtue of the lest will end testame This August 2, 1934, led by the Commissioners in this cause H. A. iic“elland, as shown upon the map fi Re Me Sasser referred to in R. M. Sasser, Liquidating , eof Agent, (Petitioner) the report in real estate and thet the widow is entitled to a 1/4 thereo 2. That the gin machinery, including engine and boiler, and ed the heirs-at- law of li. D. MeLelland entitled to 3/4 thereof and it is agre e and that the heirs-at-law may take the said gin machinery, including engin 4 » if they do boiler, and pay the widow one fourth of $500.00 if they so desire; y he agrees Not desire to take it at thet price, the widow is authorized end 8 & 406 to take possession of the gin property and pay to the heirs-at-lay or their ; repersentatives or attorneys theee-fourths of $500.00. 3. That tracts Nos. 13, 14, 12, 22, 16, 18 and 20 were owned Jointly as tenants in common by H. A. c*elland and W. D. McLelland. The last will and testament of H. A. McLelland, recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds is made a part of this record. 4. Theat tracts Nos. 3 and 2 at the time of the signing of the originel Judgment in this case were represented by mortgeges due the estateand heve since been purchased at the foreclosure sale by personal repesentives of the estate of Ww. D. “chelland, and that such foreclosure proceedings and foreclosure deed were made since the consent judgment but before the division of the lands as reported by the commissioners. That ell the heirs-at-lawoof w. D. Mc“elland and all the heirs-at-law of H. A. WMcLelland were duly made perties to this proceeding and were refularly before the Gourt prior to and at the time the consent judgment under which the division of land reported by the commissioners was made, eni thet @hk the heirs- at-law of H. A. McLelland are all the heirs-at-law of W. D. McLelland, end thet Miss Anne McLelland, thraugh her gaardian, was duly made a party arm was a party at the time of the sighing of the consent judgment under which this division wes mede, Ghat the map referred to in the reportof the commissioners is made « part of this record. It appearing to the court that the report of the commissioners and the decree of the Clekk confirming said report should be in all respects anproved end confirmed, except as modified in the findings of fact hereinbefore set out: IT IS, THEREFORE, on motion, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the report of the commissioners and the decree of the Clerk, except as mod- ified in the findings of fact, be and the seme is in all respects approved and confirmed. It is @urther ordered and decreed that a copp of the heport of the Commissioners and a copy of the decree of the Clerk, together with this judgment, be spread on the Special Proceedings docket in the office of the Clerk of the Superioe Court of Iredell County and that the seme be enrolled in: the 6€fice of the Register of Reeds @f Iredell County, es is provided by law in Special Proc- eedings for the partion of land. It is futther ordered that the cost,up to and including the decree of the Clerk of Court and filing of the report of the Comm- issioners, be paid one-helf by Cerrie Elliott MeLelland and one-half by the heirs- at-law of w, D, “c“elland and Ii, A. Me Lelland, and the cost accruing after such dete be texed against the heirs-at-daw of 4. D. Me elland and H. A. Me“elland. VV. F. Hardin DGE ,ESIDING NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. d 0) 7 IN THE SUPERIOR comr TIATTOM myr Al i + RM, 1934, irs, Ella A. Conger, Administratrix of the Estcte of Fred H. Conger, ( Plaintiff ) PETITION AND MOTION FOR ) ADDITIONAL PARTY PlaAINTIFF TO Par ren mire ainaax vs © COME INTO THIS ACT ON, A Southern Railway Company and J, H, ( A Harrison, / q Defendants, ) In the above entitled uction the tnite tetes Fidelity & Guaranty Company of Paltimore, Maryland, @ corporation, voluntrerily comes into court t: this matter and makes itself a party pleint 5 he abe sh atter and shows to the Court: 1. That on april 17th, 1954, f to t r t the North Carolina Industrial Commissien fo 0 L ( CE r for J. B. Cooper Motor Company for whom the deceased C t time he met his death as set out in the complaint and a formal noti ( aid a i was me ir writing by the Commission, 2- Theat by virtue of said aw age 1 Stet idelit * Gueranty Company, it is, thereby su} at to t ight of t} intift egeinst the defendants in this cause to t extent of con tion awarded &- geinst it and is @ proper and necess: arty in this action. « That it volvntari C0 into cc é i t ine tiff a ado ts Ae {ts own t) ec atnt oA } ‘i S Aas Or P. } t t ae + ratrix, ‘ » mee 2 r ‘ ‘ +*nyH4 e ore, +hhe etitio r ra * + } alloy +onn AY ction ar male itself a art sInt sf t nT +o } he } +} ; . i th day of august, 19°54, nite tote Fidelit 9 aranty } Company p Scott & Collier MAKING ADDITIONAL PARTY PLAINTIFF Upon the foregoing petition and motion it is feund by the Court th ’ ; hat + s oOo Qo the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company is a necessary and prop . broper pert plaintiff in the above action and that it hes voluntarily come into court and le in court an i 7 . i isked to be made a party plaintiff and adopted the complaint of the co-plat ae “ne co-plaint. Itie T+ ad * an 9 i 7 : i It is, therefore, ordered and ud judged that the Unitea States Fidelit v5 rponty «7 SAN y oO Aa a ry yar 2 uaranty Company be and it is hereby permitted and ordered to make itself na vet x, . plaintiff in this cause This 8th day of august, 1934, “ A. Bs STACS Juage Presiding WADwety sRAT TN +7 Tr arrnene . NORVH CAROLINA, [IN THE St'PERIOR COURT, +s te JULY-alGUST TERM, 1954 ( - tH : sOnger, admir 6 0 s Fidelity ° Fred H, rieintifre 0 o y 0 A ¥ ( ’ A ¥ a v A A A ¥ Iredell County, Taine & Collier, attorneys for plein y » aan + ce counsel for defencants: + action wes instituted against a . . 5 sly qual- Mrs, Elle a. Conger, the duly % 3 5 ‘ srnosé 0) deceased, for the purpe ny ‘cer Longs s ¢ P the alleged wrongful death © Pred t the Southern Ratlway Company trein 4 ~ lind OSe% of Gin taar4 1 le an hovemt er or hy 1 Ne} svi by t forte. . i o7%4 a for appesarin to the Court that on april 17th, 1954, ‘ Come -ompensation the “orth Carolina rndustrial 0° heering, awarding compensation to Mrs, Ella Conger, et % against the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company, carrier of the compen gation for J. Be. Cooper Motor Company, Statesville, ‘orth Carolina. hy whom i » dy the said Fred H. Conger was then employed at the time of his And the said United States Fidelity & Guarenty Company by virtue of said award in writing having been subrogated by law to the pipht i? ection of the plaintiff, Mrs, Ella A, Cenger against the defendants for dameres arising out of the death of her intestate to the extent of the compensation awarded te the said Mrs. Ella A, Conger by the North Carolina Industrial Commission against the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company, and the seid United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company having voluntarily come into Court and made itself a party platm tiff in this acticn for the purpose of heing bound by d judem > and having the Q rights of all parties terminated in this action again: the defendents ss provided by Jaw; slaintiffs and defenda And it further appesring to have adjusted and settled all matters and differences growing out of the alleged causes of action set forth in plsintiffs' complaint, which complaint the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company has adopted as its own, upen being made a party 'o this action, and that the defendant, Southern Railway Company has agreed to pay the pleintiffs the sum of Forty Five Hundred ($4500.00) Dollers in full settle- Adminis- nent of all claims and demands of the p aintiffs, Mrs, Ella |: OY 9 + > ee — vretrix of Fred He Conger, for t* e wrongful des ‘ nd +hea - 4) - oo - 2 ® yn 5 “ the plaintiff, United States Fidelity & Guaranty of its sub- rogetion; And it further appesring to the Ceurt that the above settlement has been *pproved by the North Carolina Industrial Commission as required by Section 8081 (r) at 1 — ay oi the Consolidated Statutes of North Carolina, copy of whict roval is hereto &tteched. - . ched, and made a pert of this judgments . - - rad. a It is, therefore, by consent of the p»rties, ordered, & reed by the Court: ‘ Este te “an AAm4 4fatpatrix Conger, Admin ratrix (a) That plaintiffs, Mrs. Elle A. tes Fidelity & Guaranty Cempany, recover + Conger, deceased, and United States sum of Forty Five Hundred ($4500.00) def n . r ‘ Soa 7 defendant, Southern Railway Company, the ‘ . . : fe kL 0 ol the cost of this action, to he taxed bs the Clerk 0 this Court. ~ a a ne + tha defandant J H hat plaintiffs recover nothing 4s agéeins I lefendant, de *s 410 an action prought by Mrs, Ella A. Conger, Administretrix, vs the (c) That the said sum of Forty Five undred (34500.00) Dollars g} ; 1 a1} this 1s be paid into the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County Southern Railway Company for the wrongful death of her husband, Fred H. Conger vs ¢ hey . iorth Ca i “4 “act f s judgment d ur aati ae s Nor Carolina, in satisfaction o this judgment and upon p&yment of same to at 8 grade crossing in or near Statesville on Nov. £3, 1933, and that after said the Clerk of the Superior Court it shall constitute a fully, complete and action was instituted, the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company voluntarily | final settlement and discharge of all rights, liabilities, if any, of either came into court and made itself e party plaintiff in this action and adopted the or both of the plaintiffs egeainst the defendants, or either of them, complaint filed by Mrs. Ella A. Conger, Administratrix; And it appearing to the Court that an award in writing for compensation A. M. Stack Judge Presiding against the United States Fidelity & Gusranty Co, in favor of Mrs, Ella A, Conger and others, Was meade in April, 1954, after a hesring, end that thereby the United By consent of: states Fidelity & Guaranty Company became subrogated to the right of action of 14 the plaintiff, Mrs. Ella}éonger, Administratrix. vs the Southern keilway Company Scott & Collier Titorneys tor mrs. Ella Conger . f a on 4 eink as stn &h A vs r Stirs. & A. ni 2 to the extent of compensation awarded against it and it further appearing © the Aaministratrix of Fred H,. Conger. Court frem the statements of counsel for Ars, El 1a tong xy and the United States Scott & Collier Fidelity & Guaranty Company thet they have arreed between themselves that the re- a torneys ~- nit ed “a t : & Guaranty Company. covery shell be divided and distributed es follows, to-wit: out of said *4500,00 10%, or $450.00, is to be paid to Scott & Collier, Attorneys of St: tesville, N. G, Jack Joyner for their services as attorneys for bringing said action, and that $2,000,00 is to the vialter C, Feimster be paid to Mrs. Ella/Conger, Administratrix of Fred EH. Conger, to be by her dtvided OF Counsel tor vefendents, as is provided by law in the case of recovery for death by wrongful act and thet A 40050,00 is to be paid to the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co, of Paltimore, Approved: Md, as 2 reimbursement to that extent 0° compensstion awarded ag% inst it by the Silla A. Conger North Carolina Industrial Commission; ministratrix of Fred h, Conger, deceased. i id It is, therefore, ord red, sdjudged an decreed that out of the $4500.00 recOVePed in the above entitiecd action, when the same is paid into the Clerk of tre Court's office, the Clerk of the Superior Cour’ of Iredell Count’ will pay to S Lenwnaqwase SF 0 ) NORTH Cant Ay IN THE SUPERIOR COURT scott * Collier, Attorneys, 450,00 for their services &s attorneys; $2,006 2 OC — ° + Ine , a . - 4 7 _anmeaT , A ”~ K/¢ OC to the IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TERM, 1954 to Mrs, Ella A. Conger, Administratrix of Free H, Conger, and 72050. Tint + Ae . a es hited States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. ‘rs, Elle Conger, Administretrix ) oi ieee of Fred hie oars Deceased, and ( A. Me Stack “Trede1l United tates Fide lity y & Guaranty } Sige Prestding Aug. Term eae 2\A ws Ve 4 A ae « — atrmToON , sneoer 7 company of Paltimore, Md. 0 ORDEX APPROVING DISTRIBUTION Superior Court vs OF HE EE EEE STE 0 600508484 54S9SSS999S9SESSTEEEETS Southern Railway Company and 0 ¢ JUDGMENT ia ‘ i : ames, . lt T mn 1 o We b+ Tit ’ Je He larrison. ) ) » WH ( LINA, IREDELL COUNTY-------~-- IN THE SUPERIO! COUNT. Gurne _ n ‘ = of oy Hood, Commissioner of Banks : . shat tne North arolina : : In the above entitled cause 4t appesring to the Court tne’ ” ; ' | : FO! His CLERK Southern VS : BEFORE THs & 0 16 Ph plaintiffs and defendant have agreed upon a settlement, whereby the 9°" ‘. B b ‘ i, Vax ee ; ee a the costs rk and Carrie York : Railway Company is to pry the plaintiffs the sum of £4500 ,00 and Ufiv ‘ , pan} pe; De Mes os hereby confess Judgment +n h the a » That the Defendants in the above entitled case "© of this action in full settlement of ©a11 claims and demands of bot! favo North © Lina Plaintiff — Gurr . rs or Caro om ’ +het of Gurney P, Hood, Commissioners of Banks of N C . + ; . urt nlaintiffs against the Southern Keilway, and it 6 pnearing to the Cou . pe eee S $350.00 with interest ¥54.61 with interest from august 2, 1935 until peid; ‘Ton February 28, 1934 until peid; $148.47, plus $2.19 interest to July }, — and interest until paid, and authorize entry of Judgment therefor against us on | this 14 day of August 1934 2. The Confession of Judgment is for a debt now Justly due from Defe. ndunts 4. B. York end Carrite York to the gaid Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks of North Carolina, arising from the followin@ facts: The Sum &S shown {in Paragraph 1 are evidenced by seal ed notes held by Gurney ?, Hood, Commissioner of Banks of Noth Carolina, on behalf o@ the Harmony Banking and Trust Company, Harmony, “North Caroline, Now in proeess of liquidetion, which sams are due to the seid Plaintiff over and above all just demandsthat have been made against the Defendants. Ww. BB. York her Carrie x York mer Witness - Myrtle York NORT!! CAROLINA, : IREDELI, COUNTY. : “. B. York and Cerrié York, being duly sworn, sey thet the fa:te steied in the ébove Confession ere true and thet the amounts of the Judgment confessed are justly due the Plaintiff. Ww. B. York her Carrie x Yokk mark Sworn and subscribed to before me this the 14 dsy of August, 1934, C. A. Neilson Notery Publie. Ly Commission Expires 3-23-36 Witness- C, A, Néilson{ NCKTF CABOLINA, IREDELL COUNTY «<<«<cncnee coe IN FHE SUPERIOR COURT. Gurney P. Hoot, Commissioner of Banks of North Carolina, $ VS- $ BEFORE THk CLERK «. B. York and Cerrie York cr . ‘ § r f J g- This cause coming on to be heard on the foregoing Confession of Judg ment, signed by «. B. York and Carrie York, and it appeering to the Court thet the Plaintiff is entitled to Judgments . eo hy tiff IT IS NOw ON MOTION considered, ordered and edjudged thet the Plein “ ail . endants vurney fF. Hood, Commissioner of Banks of North Yeroline, recover of the Def w. B. York and varrie York the sum of 754.61 wit’ interest from August 2, 1935 until peid, $350.00 with interest from Vrebruery 28, 1934 until peid, end $345.47 plus $2.19 interest to July 1, 1954, and interest until paid. This 20 dey of August, 1934 . John L, Milholland Clerk of the Superior vourt. 413 NORTH CAROLINA, ie IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL . _ Steele, F. F. Steele, ' g. Ot Steele’ A. P: Steele, : and E. Kk. Rankin, ‘Trading as : Statesville, Brick Company, a partnership, ; Plaintiffs :: _— : JUDGMENT 0. A. Murdock . Defendant. : Pads 06000066686 00060662 686066 This cause coming on to be heard befor ue on Monday, August 26, 1934, upon the verified complaint of the plaintiffs, and it : pearing to the Court that the summons herein end copy of suid complaint was duly served upon the defendant on July 10, 1934; And it further appearing thst this action is instituted for the re- covery upon the stated account for goods end meterials expressly ordered by the defendant and delivered to the defendent by the plaintiffs defendant agreed to pay the price listed end shown in the comoléint in the Amount of ¥1144.67, together with interest thereon at the rate of six percent per annum from the }3th day of April, 1933, until paid, And it further appering thet the defendant has not filed an answer to judgment c+ ~ ~ + w nn @ os Cc = p> co ~ sa within the time allowed by law and thet the plein by default finel for the principal sum, as steted, and interest; It is, therefore, ordered :nd adjudged that the plaintiffs recover of the defendant the sum of ¥1144.67, with interest at the rate of six percent per énnum from the 13th day of april, 1933, until peid, together with all Cost of this action, to be taxéd by the 6lerk. John L. Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina. SER EE OE ETRE AEA REE KEE EAT NORT: CAROLINA IN SUVPEKIOR Col IREDELL 201 NTY BEFO A EI venera] Tire and Rubber , vOMpany,a vopoporation, | are Vs. FINAL JUDGI:EN1 : °. B. Hewitt { This cause coming on to be heard, end being heard, before the under- 2 Nor ve i n this Signed vlerk of the Superior Court: of Iredell County, North verolina, on the Konday 5 September, 1934, on motion of attorneys Adams and Dearman, for j : O t thet Plaintirr, for judgment by default finel,and it appearing to the Cour ams return- Summons was issued on the 27th day of December 1935; that summons was 3% intirt Sble as provided by law; that on the 27th day of December, 1955, plein 4145 a duly verified complaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court or Iredel} County 1931 ,@nd interest on $342.64 from November lst, 1931 until paid, @aid interest to demanding a sum certain in money due on @ promissory note and Open aeeco d et the rete of six per cent per annum end th. cost of thi »tion ; unt} that be paid et ’ OF this acti to be aa or ; lwwi C bh Clerk. service of summons was accepted by ©. B. Hwwitt, the lefendant, ang Service by an texed by the ih } > n I . Ht bi officer waived on the 27th day of December, 1933; and it further appeasing t wp pohn eotihollend “lH Hl bas > VO the CLERK UF THE SUPERTOR COURT. be i ; . Hite vourt thet the time allowed for defendant to plead has elapsed, and no answer i ; , H OOOO ORO OI RIK fk ok ( Hh > ] 5 _ ay i | demur, or other pleading or motion has been filled by the defendant; and it appeer. AOI OOOO III GR AG iCr a iti i ‘ ‘ ARO IO IO i HH | ing to the Court thet the plaintiff exhibited the promissory note and OPEN account ui | sued on in this setion; that there appears to be due on these Oblications the sur i : : : + TN Ty QTIDPHRRT T (*C)] IT ay : i) of two hundred and Sixty-nine dollars end thirty-three cents ($269.33), together AN G81 SUPERIOR COUR’! ts Hi IREDELL COUNTY ile , with intereest thereon at the rate of six perceht (6%) per annux fron, the Sth day i | of January, 193% until paid, " Gurney P.!ood, Commissioner ) i i of Banks of North Carolina on " i; THEKEFORE, IT IS ADJUDCED, ORDERED, AND DECREED that the plaintiff recover Seesed the Merchants eng = it Hi Farmers Bank of M.iooresville,N.Cc. We \ of the defendant the sum of two hundred and sixty-néne dollars and thirty-three ) TUDCLENT ‘i Vs. j SUM. La db ‘ cents (¥269.33), together with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent (6)4) — J. L. Miller, end L. C. Miller ) ui per annum from the Sth day of Janucry, 1933 until paid, together with the costof i : : i ne — » hear nd being heard ofore this action to be taxed by the Clerk of Superior Vourt. The above entitled cause coming on to be heard and being heard before : : P the >rior Court of Ired County on this Srd duy this Moniay, the Sri day of september, 1934. the undersigned vlerk of the Superior Court of Iredell —— y of . : en ‘our het summons in this cause wes John L, Milhollend September, 1954, and it eppearing to t ourt thet summon , CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR VOURT, IREDELL COUNTY, $ ee Tulvy yh together issued on July 26, 1934, and served upon the defendant July 26, 1934, to, OOOO OIOOIOIOR OI IOI ROR ROR I IIR i i i oie ak with a copy of a duly verified complaint, ani thet more then thirty devs he AERO ORO ORR ROO RR kkk tok kook / : FCI OOOO ORO FORO iOt tik kak q elapsed since service of seid summons on tiie lefendunt, hi UNE’ NO GBnswer oO} : : ta moylseint nd it 2 ing to the Court NORTH CAROLINA { IN Tk SUPERIOK COURT é other pleading has been filed to seid compleint, and it appeari r ° ° * . — rams anrt Lote eieor >] l lé€ livered to IREDELL COUNTY { BiFOKE THE CLERK that seid cause of ectionis besed on @ promisory note sine . a ‘ it. we , of the epses of action in The South Carolina Natio.al Bank ' the plaintiff by the defendent and thet this is one of — of Charleston, South Caroline : so ; Pendant nd ‘ourt { Which the pl: intiff is entitled to judement ecainst the defendant, und the Co PLAINTIFF. : Bk os s.id seeount of { finding it a fact thet tiere still remeins due snd wmosid on said sce -VSe- J U [ M 7 : 4 : we + Y r { I i \ Z 1932 i 18 = j Seid note in the sum of $800.00, togethere with interest thereon fro a. , ’ e lie arris . 5 Ameen ‘ ‘ill paid, and cost of this action as texed by t'e Court. DEFENDANT, — ’ tember, 19354. itness my hand and officiel Seal this Srd dey of September, 04 this cause coming on to be herrd and beine heard before his Honor John Le Mi ' : . ' : a ee John L. Milholland ue Milholland, Clerk of the Suverior Coubt of iredel! County, end it appeering Clerk of the Su erior vourt. to the vourt that the summons was issued in this cause on the 6th day of June, CO OO E + OF Qn4 ’ 5 , ' e . ( OR ORR OO ORR OR OR ROR RRR OR 1934 and served on the defendant, J, «, iarris, on whe 12th day of June, 1934, PEFR FEDER TEER ED EES and that at the time of the issuance of said summons a @uly verified compleint STATE oF sane: “ATE OF NORTH CARBLINA IN 11 UPEhIOR COU ho . ; : . . . . . : . } — h Tin SUrs uv w¥Vils was filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court and that a copy of the com iin .. Po wWvhAY OF IREDELL bleint and summons were delivered to the defendant, J. 4, Harris, on the 12th . T . > he De Gurney i j ‘Ay YY r lay of June, et the time of service of the oririnal summons; and it further 4! % Make of Hostn Gentine AnD VO ) U Oo , On re ' pearing to the court that mo answer, demurrer or pleadings heve been filed in arn ttion of lierchants & a “TS Bank of Mqoresville,N.C. ) hie . > he \ hie } . r j me om this cause on or before t iS, the Srd dey of september, 1934, and thet the ti - . JUDGMENT ‘ : ; i to ) for answering or otherwise Pleading has now expired; and it further appeering LG. us, I ; rw+ Miller and J. L. Miller) the c urt from the slleeations of the com laint that the plaintiff is entitled { heard before and being hea . f ' ‘ ' ai The above entitled cause caoming on to be heard to relief demanded in seid complaint: 0 n , ie Mondey on the . f Iredell County on this , erry ; : i K “S und S rior Court o NOWIHuhbFUKS, it is Considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the €rsigned Clerk of the Superio ’ J ? Sept he Court and the court finding ig as a ° .o : ‘ - BRber r t the Vou hs , plaintiff recover of the defendant, J-L.Harris, the sum of $1,027.92 with in *r 5,1934, and it appearing to 4 se = r 116 - ae ants July26, 1934, and that more then thirty days has elepsed since saiq Simmons » & > esis s therefore, ordered dj aq ve oye a ; and copy of complaint was served upon the defendants, and that no answer or Other ~s ? ad, adjudged, and decreed by the Court that the pleas have been filedin said cause; and it appearing to the Court and the court ONO. 6 wef L2eo0 u 3 the defer nN ie Browr ' a plaintiff recover of fendant, James .. Brown, the sum of , together \ 3% r > from aug . 934 j naid : j A } + finding it a fact that the defendants are indebeted to the plaintiff on promi sery with interest thereon ou Bust 1, 1934 till paid end for the cost of action notes sued upon in the plaintiff's fir@ét cause of action in the sum of $440, to eee 7 She Ones . tes : : 4 witness my hand and officéal sea} this honday oy en ee lor gether with interest on said indebtedness fron Janurary 4, 19352, und the Court t 2 -o" Monday, Septembe », lvoe. , John L ilhollan: finding it a further fact that the defendants are indebted to the Plaintiff upon — PCRS i Bf si ol ar LOF vourtl, promisory notes sued upon in the plaintiff: 's secon@& cause of action in the sun FRO AIO A FERRO OI OI OO Ok Of atOi ok of #217, together with interest thereon from “aucust 25, 1932, ERATE ERED HEAD A HO an@ éhe vourt finding it a further fect that this is one of the causes of North Carolina | [In the Superior Court action based upon written promisory note and thet the amount is stipulated eng Iredell County ] Before the Clerk. determinable, and said notes were Signed by the defendants, It is therefore ordered, adjudged, and decreed by the Court that the plain. vu Viola Redman > tiff recover from the defendants L. c, Miller, and J, L. Miller the sum of 3440 vs with interest from January 4, 1952; and also ordered, adgudged, snd decreed that Lifezsand Casualty Insurence ee es ee ee Cc t «< Company of Tennessee, Inc. the plaintiff recover from the defendants both Jointly and severelly the further Sun of wel? with interest from August 23, 1932 tiil neaid, end it is furthe This cause coming on to be heard before the undersi¢ ed Vlekk of the rdered thet the cost of the action be taxed against the defendants, Superior Court, and being heard, and it anpearing to the Court that this actior witness my hand an: officaal seal this Mondsy, September 3, 1934. was instituted by Viola Kedmen urceinst tic iefendent, Life and Cesualty Insurs e- John L. Milhollaad Company of Tennessee, Inc. as beneficiary 1 rtain polic: f Lif lt re CLE K OF ‘Hi SUPERIOR COURT. + ,:o . : 8 eo ‘oa 2» We ty ? * s alleged to have been issued on tne life f one, *«illis Gains, being Polic / + . ® ° . ‘ 4 = | . — “ aa i ‘ 1 pn) ma t ore PRR SNESRS TASES ESSS4S9S998S998889988 10129400 and it appearing to the Court from tue : ement 1/ adjusted all matters 7 ORR OR RRR dokOk ROR oR tok kt TARA RAE ERROR 4 of difference prowine out of the ellered cause f aecticn and et tie defe f : : ' . ‘ ¢ f aor ? STATE OF N RULIN nas already paid the plaintiff the sum of $285.00, t - IN THE SUPERIOR COUK 11 nee Aw ‘ es : , Bt Pe nt 4 er i { and ¢ SOUNTY OF IREDELL to eccept in full, complete and final satisfection and dis woes Ss . liability of the defendant on account of the above numbers icy, or an er Gurne i 9d, Vor ssioner ) : of Ba of North Carolina on ) policies issued by the defendant on the life of «i!lie Gains. relatior de merchants & Fe ers ) ; 4} laintiff : ; : pinta tnt lair , of »ooresville,N.c, } It is therefore, ordered, considers adjudged the . : . ) | , aha) } ve ) JUDGI.EN 1 : Pecover nothing further on the defendant a e shal James \,. )* be in full and complete settlemnbnt. : ri}, e int ! ar ere t And the plaintifff heving voluntaril } ; ne above entitled cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the ; ere lis- take @ non-suit. it ; ordered at t action be, € = i , ndersiconed Cler - 4% . ‘ > 7 — thf was eotember ’ undcgersirned Cler 1 vneé Superior c urt of ireitell County on this onda . P . this Missed and thas eover nothing further « e defendant if Sed end that the plaintiff recover nothing fu 5 1954, and it eppeart: t e vourt and the Court finding it a fact thet summon ecuted 1 e form of & > 4 . ction, end the action heaving been instituted end pr : ‘ } - . > rT) t W8S issued on the above ent itled ause July 3] 1934 and was duly served upon tne : ae er \f tering this ’ ca i ; et the nlaintiff pay cost of entering Pauper by Consent, it is ordered that the leintiff = . + ’ . . . srifie lefendant, James \. rown, July S51, 1934, torether wit copy of a duly verified . Wdenent to be taxed by the Clerk, only. complaint, and it appearing to th Jourt thet said action is bused on ae promisory a ; > von! ‘. = I Nilhol!land 4118 «. ry c z i ed a . . ar mare Sy SOs “Cierk Superior court Iredell County. note and thet more than thi by or eo : : ‘ nmons has e;avsed since said service of ssid sum ' ed on the defendant, and no answer or other reply has been filed to the duly verifi ’ - By vOrSE of: a , } , ss . , 0 t i€ : complaint, ani the Court finding it a fac thet the defendant is indebted tc Cc. p 2 2 tOSS ; : ; m 1934 ee plaintiff in the sum of $272.50, together with interest thereon from Aucust l, ' : uses and seid amount is just end duly owing thi plaintiff, and this is one of the ce ' . 17 m ower of action wherein the cle:k of the supeerior court is euthorized ané fully emP ed to render final judgment; 418 NORTH CAROLINA { IN THE SUPERIOR couRY IREDELL COUNTY. 1 BEFOR® THE CLERK Mrs. Carrie Elliott MiecLelland, as Executrix of the Estate of lL. D. McLelland,deceased and D. L. Keymer,Administrator C. T, A. of the kstete of W. D, McLelland, deceased. PLAINTIFFS. Iu Iq Io IQ I= Ite I= i) ' | | { d { ¥*VS* | J. H. McAlpine, «. T, Alexander, mrs. J. iM, lucAlpine, B. F Hines, individually and Join {f B. Kobinett, aS AdminiSteator of the state { Of AviLicWatts, Décéasedss tor of foe stat. DEFENDAN''S. ‘ This cause coming on to be hear@ and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court Iredell} County, and it apvexaring to the court taht suns mons was issued in this cause on the 7th day of July, 1934, and et the time of issu- ance of ssid summons a july verified complaint was filed in the office of the @lekk of this Court, and that a copy of the complaint end sumcons Wus served on the defend. ants «, I, Alexander, mrs. J. h. L.cAlpine, B. F, Hines, and John B, Robinette, Admin- istretor of the pstete of 4. “. watts; and it further appearing to the court thet ao answer, demurrer or other pleading hes been filed in this cause by these defendants On or before this the LOth day of September 1934, ani thet the time fore answering demurring or otherwise pleeding his now expired: end jit further appeerine to the court fromthe allegations in the eom laint thet the plaintiffs are entitled to the rePief jemanded: NOW, THL:iFOhE, it is considered, ordered , adjudced and decreed that the Plaintiffs recover of the defendants, and esech of them, the sum of Two Hundred end Seventy-five ($275000)0Dollars, with interest thereon from September 15th, 193@ at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, together with the cost of this action This cause is retained for further orde Be John L. Milholland Clerk of the Superbor court. ORO OIRO ROR ROR RRR ok Ok tok ORO OOO RIOR RRR A tk koko OOOO OOOO OR ORIG take NOK‘I{ CAROLINA] i IN THe SUPERIOR COURT ! IREDELL COUNTY. | BEFOKE ‘HE CLERK Republic Oil Company, A Corporation, | Plaintiff. { Defendant, { -VS- 1 Ic jo IQ l= & iz | J. RK. Johnson this cosuse coming on to be heard and being heard before His lionor, John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredel! County , and it appearing t0 the cputy thet stmmons in the above entitled action was issued on August 6th, 1994, and at the time of the issuance of this Summons a duly verified complaint was filed se court that in the offie@ of the Clerk of this Court; and it further appearing to t! and the defendant, /. Kk, Johnson, accepted service of summons on August 6th,1954, 419 acknowledged receipt of copy of the complaint filed hédrein; and it further app- earing to the court that mo answer, demurrer or other pleading has been filed in this cause up to this, the 10th day of September, 1954, and that the time for answering, demm@ring or otherewise pleading has now expired; and it furt- her appearing to the court from the allegations in the complaint that the plaintiff is entitled to the relier demanded: NOW THEKEBORE, it is considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the Hf plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Four Hundred Ninety-eicht Dollars i and Fifty-eight ($498.58) Cents, with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from the llth day of April, 1932, until paid, together with the cost of this action. i John Le bid ni Lland i ”~ sLihK CF THE SUPERIOR CO re OR ROR RRR RO ORR Oh OR ROR OR bok Sse eee eRe KE KR eR Eee RH Hh HO REREAD Re STATE CF NORTH BARCLINA COUNTY OF IKEDELL( Gurney /, Hood, Commissioner of Banks of North Carolina on Behalf of ..erchants & Far- Qn mers bank, Mooresville, N. C. Vs. F. B, Abernathy and J. Le. Miller ee ee ee a a 8 ~ _ = rt a yy o @® ec o c po™ ~~ 4 ' The above entitled cause coming on to be heurd and being Signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Irede 1 County, North Monday, Septexuber 10 1934, amd it sppesring to the court an eo? lsint NET Serveu A it a fect that the sumuons and duly verified compléint ¥ defendants on July £6, 1934, and on August 4, 1954,and Mave elapsed since the service os seid complaint heve been filed by Said defenddats and @nd thet no seswer or any other pleadings nh it eovearing to the court and the Gourt fin@ing it to be e fact thet tie said defendants @re: indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $1,000.00 for money bor- Towed as evéenced by a note duly signed b: seid defendants torether with inter- est thereon from February 27, 1952, until paid, subject to e credit of 940.29, dated September 1, 1932, and « credit of $5.00 deted October 10, 1952, and the ‘ustly due and owing to the pleintiff Court finding it « fact that the debt is by the defendants and each of them. y the Court that the It is thercofore ordered, adjuiged, and decreed 7 =* jointly end Plaintirg recover of the defendants, Abernathy and Mil ergboth Jo y ‘2 , 932 till S@verally the sum of $1000. together with interest ‘rom Februery 27, 1 2 de the credét Pald, subject to « credit of $43.29 dated September 1, 1932, end elso be taxed by of $5.00 deted October 10, 1932, end for the cost of this action to the Court, sie ie 10, 1934. Witness mv hand and afféciel seal this Monday, September ’ Lholland ae t John L. Mi "y Vidi OF Lae tf NORTH CAROLINA WAKE COUNTY DENMARK LOAN FUND INC, VS. POWER OF ATTORNEY + oe 08 88 ef G. H. HOWARD, et al KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that J. H. Gorre]l, Secretary End Treas. urer of the Denmark Loan Fund Ine. of the Town of wake Forest, Vounty of lWiake d t Wake, an Staee of North verolina, has made, constitued and eopointed, and b: these presents does meke, constitute and éppoint John & Milholland of the City of Stetesvi) L ty Ste ville ’ vounty of Iredell and State.of North Caroline, truc and lewful attorney for himselr 4a nl and in his name, plece and stead to receive all moneys peid into his hends o @ ” © On jndoemen?+ “m4 7 } set A ase 2 : Jugement av7ainst the aforessid parties and in favor of the said Denmerk Loan Fund Ine end to receint for sar 1 wh . : ° “8 ed : ame and 1é€n &ld ] > h anita : W paid in full to cancel the seig Judgement up- y the eor”d f h 7" y)Y We" ’ ; | Sud on records of the Iredell ~uperior Vourt, and Giving and granting untx his ssid t wrner +. ‘ a » - eee aia ean : attorney to @o and perform al] énd every act and thing whatsoever, requisite and necessery to be done &] i rits and vnurno : 2 5 . ‘ ssear' done to al intents and purposes, as I might or could do if person- Q@ily presen &t t} ing here With ower 5 j ally ent at € doing thereof with full power of substituticn and revocation l€ T T re ' 4 . a . al he nay ’ $ + s é atifyi €@nd confirming all thet my S@id attorney or his Substitute shel) lawfu #0 Or c&use to be done by virtue ereofr, IN TESTIN.ONY WHEREOF. ] 2 oh PUI se 1 APNE HABBO, I heave hereunto set my hénd and seal this tne 10 déy ¢ Vy LI54,. J. H. Gorrell (Seal) Tressurer Denmark Loan Fund, Ine. Signed, sealed and delivered in the presents of: J.B, Saintsing, Jr, J aro] c ; In the Superior Vourt lredell Co ‘ before the Clerk } 3 l4ildine Loan associzetion f Ste Sville, North rolina, a VWe Oe Ge Lorrison and wife, CUhattie hovrrison, Judgment, ‘his cause coming on to be neard, and being heard, and it appearing to the vourt that the defendants failei to file an @enswer to the complaint, eni it appeer ] . ; ae bk eS ; i - s oa ar ‘erol- ing further that the First Bu‘ldi ¢ ond Loen association of Stetes:ille, North ver s : sFirst ina, has a valid deed 60 the roperty described in the complaint and thet $ahédsFirs Building end Loan association ig entitled to the possession of the property; NI t ’ fore $4 _ - . e ; ’ the seid first Now, lere re, 1t is ordered and adjudged thet the pleintiff, to he ossess orth verolina, is entitled to tne P t of Loan association of utetesv lle bu' Lding ion of the property described in the complaint and that Lt is also entitled to wri ved . : . i da judeé essistance to sive it POSSES51i0n of suaia property. It is further ordered end adju that the plaintiff is entitled to recover of the defendants the Cost of this action. This the 17th day of September, 1954, John bre Mii lhe lland Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County. AER AOR ROR a oR or koko DER ROR RRO OR OOOO RIOR i ak fe ak ak AERO OR OR RR OR ok kkk > Clerk of Stperior Court Iredell County, Sept. 21, 1%4 Statesville, N. C. Dear Sir: I - James G, Redner, Treasurer-hanagér of the Battle Creek Bread Wrapping Mach- ine Company, Battle Creek, Michigen, County of Calhoun, do hereby certify thet the provisions of a certain Conditional Contrect for the sale of a Model "EL" Bread Wrapp'ng Machine, Coupon Inserter and hiodel "HSA" Machine, heretofore given by the Piedmont Baking Company, Statesville, North Cerolina, to the Bat- tle Creek Bread Wrapping Machine Company heve been satisfied end the amonnt due thereunder paid in full and the Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North vearolina, is hereby directed to Cancel and discharge from record the said contract probated in his office on July 29, 1987, recorder in Book #101, page 528, James G. Redner REAS uh MANAG BATTLE CREEK BREAD WRAPPING MACHINE COMAPNY Dated at Battle Creek, Mich. September 21, 1934. P.S. SOg discharge fee is enclosed. EEK EEE EEE OCR RR oR RR gk ok HREKERERE REET EEE EEE OMt mr ¢ 7 ay , ¢ STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA i IN THE SUPERIOR ®URT COUNTY OF IREDELL { Gurney P, Hood, Commissioner of | ake of the Stet of North Cero- 4) f@ on reletion of Merchants & | — Farmers Bank of Mooresville. | JUDGMENT - vs - James D, Mellon. i ( heard The above entitled ceuse again coming on to be heard and being appeari by the under-signed Clerk of Shperior Court of Iredell County and it appearing s Court to the Court thet R. M. Sasser,Commissioner heretofore appointed by thi ad that to sell lands described in the Judg ent and Petition in this cause,én advertisement,did expose the same et the Cou- the setq Commissioner,after due 12:00 O'clock Tt House of Iredell County in the State of North Carolina at P, Hood, Comm- Roon on Monday, September 10, 1934, when and where said Gurney ’ Ssasipuamissi sass OSGi 422 issioner of Banks of the State of North Carolina, on relation of Merchants and WORTH CAROLINA IN T! o>?c sx Farmers Bank of Mooresville, became the last and highest bidder of the seid FREDELL COUNTY lands at the price of $425.00 subject to all existing taxes, that Said sale mM, Brawley has stood openfor increased bid for more then ten days and that no increased | Ro M. pra bid has beenreceived. The Court finds thet seid sale was duly and regularly ”" aa ofCco oOo Oo > le, pe ie | uM Creswe 17 held as provided by law, and thet the same was duly advertised, and that the eo ** bid received for the same is fair and reasonable: For 1/6 undivided interest This cause comin on to be hear? before John L. Mth . Cieek Sundntan belonging to the defendent. Court and beince heard and tt annearine thet the vartet onsiaivt on & ceenteke It is therefore ordered, adgudged and decreed by the Court thet seid ary note was filed on July 18, 19%) an? that the sumone and a cor | ee sale be confirmed and the said R. M. Sasser, Commissioner, is hereby author- a > *..% > 7 7 anaA 4-} 4 eer 1 ‘ ‘ plaint were served on the defendant on , ized,instructed and directed to execute end deliver his Commissioneras Deed to | dave have elapsed sinte the Filine af + Dleint enc the servic Pq the seid Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks for the State of North Carolina summons ard thet no answer has on relation of the “erchants and Farmers Bank of Mooresville, his Commissionergs It is therefore ordered a 4 adtudced thet the plairtifft reenve. t} ie Deed conveying scid 1/6 interest in land to said purchaser in fee simple and thet enfant sum of Three Wondr tet 0/7 the proceeds derived from the said land shall be aoplied in satisfaction of the from Jan. 10, 1923 et stx ner ce +? t st be tare ainst t ele Waist judgment andcost in this eause.. endant Witness my hand and official seel, this Monday, Septernber 24, 1934. Mh" av etober 1. 7 John L, Milhddland John Le LLhol: eh er Superior Court. ee et pts STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPEHIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL Gurney P. Hood Commissioner of Banks of the State of Nor h Carolina on relation of Merchants and Farmerégs Bank of Mooresville, < <> <> -VSs- REPORT OF SALE | ) 4 ; { | James D. Mellon TO HONORABLE JOHN L. MILHOLLAND, CLENK OF SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL Yorva Yastinee at 4 COUNTY OF NORTH CAROLI’'A. neo” * Yomm commissioner heretofore appointed to sell the lands described in the petition and judgment in the above entitled cause, begs leave to report that he exposed said lends to public sale at the court House door of Iredell | ™ _ oe = | : . oe ‘ County of North Caroline, on Mondey, September 10, 1934, when and where Gurney . P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks of North Caroline on relation of the Merchants & Farmers Bank of Mooresville, became the last and highest bidder of said lands et the price of $425.00 ,Subject to all unpaid taxes; That seid sele has stood open for increased bids for more than ten deys, and thet no increased bidhas a re - stew with interest at > + > ~ been received or offered, Thet your Commissioner is of the opinion that said lend brought as much at said sale as it would bring at any other sale of the same; that the purchaser of seid lend stands ready, willing and able to comply with the terms of the sale. 2 WHEKEFORE, ypur commissioner respectfully prays the Court that said sale ani manertor Court. be conformed,and that $pur commissioner be authorized Ané@tructed and directed to execute and deliver to said purc!aser his commissioners deed conveyed seid lend to the purchaser in fee simple. This the 22nd day of September, 1934, R, M aspzer S SSS SS = — a Soe 8a 424 North Carolina Tn the Suvertor Court Trede) 1 County 2 ee Blaclwelder anc Varraret Y. Blackwelder, SOOO IOI I IR AR ROR AF tee 8 eo H&K RF SF x * & * *® OR OO I RO a AOR OO AF CAR VU m2 NA IREDELL COUNTY A. B. Lineberger, joing business as Paint Company -VS- i } ; s+ a 7 R, R. Hartsell 5,4 ee CS OE Hartse before his Supe rior on is 6th y of October, to the court that summons summons of thie n the + ‘ ann were issued in this ceuse ; the 28t! ay of august, 1933 amd was served 0 defendants on the 29th day of August, 1953 and that tne time for answering hus expired and that tne defend its heve failed to raise an kssue in this ceuse- the defend nts are *' to the plaintiff in the amount of tnterest from vec. l, 1922 until > 1 “ -_ 4 S naid and for the sum of 915.10, court cost, in an action between the oartles, exeept for e credit of ies. mad by the defendents. “4 h nial - it: is herefore , considered, ordered and ad judged that the pleint ' necenber- iff recover of the defend nts the sum of $367.35, with {nterest from Decembe 1922, and for the further sum of $15.10, court cost, and thet they pe texed with the cost of this action. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court. sndevted NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY the astate Of he. -'e Penlend, Deceased. -VS- R. A. Cooper and wife, Pattie 6b Cooper, and Peoples Loan Bank of Statesvi' le, + Ve This caumze coming on on this Londay tx¢ the court that tne verified comp July, 1954 and that summons w@s issued on the ons was served on tne dGefendents Kk. A. e3ra dey of July, 1934 and thet Loan and Savings Bank; that party aud indebtedness, executed and delivered mor v;"&¢ 0k 60 at pagt the Pepples Loan and Savings that tue defendehts heve failed to answer any wise raise 2! {ssue..- thereofre, considered, ordered anu : ‘ na wif Cooper and Wi 39 O00 * . $9,000.00 with interest fro t i. iv fie the defenda: Action ihe further, ordered by te auction at » deed to the plaintiff be sold at public auctio iiNet cordance county on tue 12t’ day of November, er ‘ this action end ihe ex Proceeds thereof, after paying te cost of this & ; 2e% : «- Ane and slo ” ‘ » 7 sether with all pest jue an sele, including compensation sor Commissionerg togevic® © 1 ‘ ree tudgment and the surplus, unpaid assessments thereon shanll be applied on th-s judgnen" + ¢ Y {nti S thet Re A. Collier if any, peid into this court for the penefit of tac plaintif?; nd sell to y , tg , advertise be and he ts hereby appointed Commissioner of this eourt to th described in the com~ the last and highest bidder therefore, the mortgaged lands jesorl i witt D tatement of his Plaint herein and report his proceedings nereunto with complete © . | this court,- recipts end a@isbursements gor furtuer consideration and orders of The Plaintiff is further given the right..and priviledge to bia the in at sale in order to protect the estate. John L. Milhollend er uperior Court. FOR OOO OR OR IO IO IO ok kak +e Seeeeece ee eee eeeeeeneensese FOO I OK I a a ak ok ak kak ak North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. C. B. Hill and Cc. G. Hit, Plaintiff, bs <4 VS. {3 G. T, White, Administrator, of “e N. White, Mery Hill White, Defendant. 1K Ic Io ja I= Tes This cause coming on to be heard before me on Monday, October 15th, 1934, and being heard and &t appearing to the Court that the compleint herein wes filed and summons issued on August 3lst, 1934 and thet the Complaint and summons were duly served upon tie defendants, end each of them, within the time allowed by law; and it furth oO ra peared from the complaint that the action was instituted upon &@ note executed by .. N. white and endorsed by G. T. white and J. x. oharpe dated April 8th 1 and Mary Hill White, dated april 17th, 1929, in the amount of ¥500.00,interest being ° paid on both notes to Janueey securing said notes, said mortgace deed being emwecuted by W. N. White and Lary Hil White, which mortgace deed is récorded in Mortgace Book 89, pace 63, of the records f the Keeister of Deeds for Iredell c unt} rth Carolina; And it further appearing that the said l. il. White is dead and that G. T. white was appointed, duly qualified ana entered in as Administretor of the W. N. 4 : 7 ew a ~ 4 wf, \ g ~ a9 ree * , q r e filed answer within t time allowed by law. dulv setting ap as a defens utes of Limintations, which setd defense is a Good and velid defense; e Im4n ator and it fur ec 4 eari > t ton an f Wa {led 0 We te Whit Administr rad ” ‘3% 1 * c the he 4 ° e te, ar Ii ‘ ¢ , i n f i! € allowe i b lay , = i iat th plaintiffs are entitled to Judgment ; ¢ + 7.8 ae . $4 t a And it further appegring that the va itiffs are the owners of seid notes gles ‘ ad ‘ , » of id that there has been a defeult : bie payment thereof and under the terms of sal 1+ ¢ $ , 7 t t the uote end mortre -edeed the notes end mortgver-e deed are due eni payable en: Uh plaintiffs are e: tle to foreclose the sefd mortgave deed for the peyuent of said tndebtedness; ‘ 1 , 4 order- And the Court finding all of the foregoing facts to be true, it is no 7 } + > nm 1 ,dmin- ed ad adjudged that the plaintiffs recover of the defendants, G. T. White, Adgm istrator of W. N. White, ery Hill White, the sun of $800.00 with interest from January lst, 1930, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk; Property ; » 1989, in the amount of -900.00; and a note executed by Wi. N. White ist, 1950, and for the foreclosure of the mortgege deed a > ¥ h ey 4 ig ti ; It is further ordered and adgudged that the lang set forth in the sata mortgage deed pe end it is hereby condemned to be sold for the pavment of said indebtedness togeth > peuUne er with the cost of this action, which said lends are described as follows: All those certain trects or percels of lend lying end béing in Iredell County North Carolina, in Statesville outside Tewnship,and described as follows: Lots 40, 41 51, 13, 14, and 15 in the property of W. N,. white, & generel map of which will be found platted, mapped and recorded ty Deed Book 34, parce 601, in the office of the Register: of Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina. And it is further ordered <:nd adjudged that Neil s. Sowers be end he is Oin- h ted Commissioner to make said sale on any dey of the wrek and mont, except Sunday at the Court House Door in Statesville, Iredell vounty, North Carolina, for cash to the highest bidder after due advertisexent of the seme for the t irty deys at the Gourt House Door in Ireiell County and once a week for four weeks in a newspaper published in said County, and report seid sale to this Court fo: further orders: And it is further ordered and adjudged tlet the defendents G. T ‘“hite Admin- istrator of W. N. White, Mary Hill \hite, be and are hereby forever barred of any equity of redemption in seid land. This csuse is retained for further orders. ROR OR OOOO RRR ROR ROR OR ‘> ae 4% oF + xk ** KR KR FR KE KH Re DEES ERAT KERR EERE nee : : wilt CA>OLINE i - rv { IN 4114 WO Liive wV - Torr r AO’ Te cee, 40SULL wyUlINd | 7 sateen A BEFORE THE CLE Ur n 1 7 : “ts. Carrie Elliott MeLelland. as ,’ ‘xecubrix of the Estate of Wi. U, Mee “elland, veceased and », L. Reyer, Aiministretor C.T.A. of the Estate ae vs *eU.Lcvelland , Deceased. PLAINTIFFS. Pp tee, weckey and William Thomas, es acm nt Ths Tétors of the Estate of H.P. 410omac oe “mas, deceased and J. M.Warren, So Re ee ee ne ee me C4 a t OQ Lt & = La Af dd at SN AW @ 73 tJ a T h-, , me tne heardbefore His Honor, John L. Mil nf ing S '€use coming on to be heard and be holland nr unty. end it -pvearing the on the Ctland, Clerk of the Sunerior Court of Iredell vounty, end it “; ¢ . . ad out this Court 7th day of July 1934 the plaintiffs caused a summons to be issued out of this ; ' th *etinst the above named defendants in this action, and at the same filed in this is } he l@th day of fice @ duly verified complaint, and it further enpeeging that on the le July ra- atl ly served on ~Y 1934, seid summons, together with a copy of seid compleint was duly Pech of + 1 4t further appearing to the Court that more b “N€ edove named defendents; and the Tan thirty days have elapsed since service of said summons and complaint on L T- and the thectime for ‘efendants, wi - ‘ °® Plead to said complaint within the time allowed by law, 428 answering or otherwise plead’has now expired: 429 ” i order, and at said sale the Peoples Loan & Savings Bank became the last and high- 7m, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged end decreed that the est bidder for cash and stends reedy to comply with its bid. In the opinion of plaintiffs recover of the defendents the sum of Eight Hundred ($800.00) Dollars your commissioner said bid is a feir and reasonable proce for seid land end as it with interest thereon from february 24, 1932 at the rate of 6% per annum, until much as could be obtained if said lands were offered for sele adein, Seevetens paid, and interest on One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars fron, December 1st, 1939 your com™issioner as¥s the Court to confirm said bids and orders your commiss- until Februery 24, 1932 at the rate of 6% per annum, together with the cost of foner to make @ deed to said bidder, Thet said sale has stood open for 20 days | this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. | as required by law and that no &dvenced bid has been offered for same. John L. Milholland , This the 25th dey of September, 1934, CLERK OF THE SUPEIROR couRT Ly r , H. V. Furches Yommissioner. AO ORO RO ER e,eseseeeeeo eee eee ees 26 * * FORO OIRO OR aOR Ae North Carolina North Carclina Iredell County. Order of the Clerk i Keport of Commissione,. — The Fourth Creek Drainage District | et Fourth Creek Drainage District i vs i )} _ | Walter Chambers (col) and C.D Crouch; | ! WU Carter, rs. Emma Armfield and Lazenby { Walter Chembers (col) Cc. D, Crouch, 3 iontgomery Hardware Compeny; Mrs.I./.Berrier; j ! C, D, Crouch; end Lee Davidson. { a“. W. Carter, Mrs. Emma Armfield and | Lazenby Montgomery Hardware Company; j this cause coming on to be heerd upon the report of the commissioner app- W } s Tt s+rhin » h ha oe os Se Seereeey Ce Ds sone) ae Ointed in the judgments of the Fourth Creek Dreinage Distr&ct segahhst the above . t : : , wail 3 pan’ he ” h , ral Ae Lee Davidson. ! named defendants to sell the sever:l trects .f land described in the seve i ‘ > ha he sp 4- ’ mm % SY . judgments against said defendents, end it eppearing that the seid Commissioner Ta the Clerk of the Supefior Court of Iredell County; ~~ rned ,0Omm i rT Db d to th Court on uly S 192€ th t h held the : +~© s directed - I er i repo! te OQ l€ Uu I e >, 925 \ € e @s re t The und S12 d Te) iss oner ees to report thet in obed i ence to the authori ty : ° 7 the ; Said judement, and thet } unable to secure end bidders, excepb the one of +“ y MN ewes V » ss vi see he was ; > $y tho ; cl ow 5 «a y } . ] \r ; ~ I +r t ao ; contained in the various judgments of the Fourth sreek Dreinage District again . nae rer complied with, e.d it appearing to Lee Davidson, in which cese the bid wes never complied wi = st the above named defendants did advertise as directed in said judgmentsthe Tourth Creek Drainace which the Court tuat there outstanding debts arainst t-e Fourtn Creek Drain lands described in said Judgments and offered the seme to the highest bidder at lands should be sold and ought to be paid and thet it is necessary thet these lands should D C the Court House Door on July £8, 1328, at which time mo verson or persons 6ffered ia it is ordered that H. V. Furches 4 applied on said indebtedness » mow therefore, it i ae . +e? oe . oe . ne hie t 2 ean . lee Dav on Ps any bid for any of the oro erty described in said judgments, exeept Lee Davids ; ; ' . $4 tudement to sell the lands described in said “née Com issioner appointed in scid judgment tc 4 “6 r lands } . ‘ ' } n¢ judgement ecainst 099 , o-fered a bid on the lands sold or offered to be Sold under the judgment egal be tn anata dudement te the Btatenviile peils, « 1 fail Judgrents, re-advertise the lends in seid judgme: him, but he hss not eomolieé with the terms of the sele and has refused and fail- je weeks and also n m 2 rm n 1 Countv. for four consecutive week n Jourt " hewspaper which circulates in Iredell County, for ed to pay the money for said lend, wherefore, vour Commissioner prays tue Vour 4 ; v and at four other public places in at the Court House Door in Iredell County and a pul ti make an order setting another day of sale. fPhie the 5th day of July, 1926. ’ to be held on Monday, August 27th, s » @ il 4 sh ote 7 Iredell County as required by law, said sale H, V. Furches the hiches idder for cash c 7 1934 . ' and sell the lands to the highest b ’ vommissioner at twelve o'clock, noon, and s end report said sale to this Court for confirmation. North Carolina This July 25, 1934. JOHN. - MILHOLLAN ‘ Iredell County, vo ib ‘ f ll C y | Pp c C k of the superior Court of Irede ' Fourth Creek Drainere District Vs. walter Chambers (Col) and c. D, Crouch; w, W. Carter, Mirs. Emme Armfield and Lazenby Montgomery Hardware Company; Mrs. I. J.BErrier C. D. Crouch and Lee Davidson The undersigned Commissioner begs to report that he sold the lands de- scribed in the above judgements efter advertising the sxme as directed in your 430 North Carolina 431 Iredell County. Confirmation of Sale Fourth Creek Drainage District to gaid defendant; that no answer, demurrer, or other pleading has been filed . in this cause; and that the time for answering, demurring, or otherwise Walter Chambers (col) and C. D, Crouch; pleading has now expired; and it further appearing to the Court from the hb, W. Carter, Mrs. Emma Armfiaed and Lazenby allegations ‘in the complaint that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief Montgomery Hardware Company; Mrs. I. J. Barrier; site deman : C. D. Crouch; and Lee Davidson. NOW, THEREFOR“, It is considered, ordered, adju W, ad and decreed 7 r f recover from the cefencant the sum of $334.41 with interest This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, and it eppeering to that the plaintif ¢ at the rate of 6% per annum until paid, tocether with the court thet the Commission r aopointed in said judgments has filed his report from January 10, 193) : . , ion to be taxed by th Clerk, Showing thet he has sold the lands described in said judements in conformity with — ore the orders of the Court and that the said Commissioner prays the Court to confirm John Le Milholland seid sale, end it appearing futther thet the Peoples Loan & Savings Benk wes the Last end highest bidder for said lands at the préce of Eight Hundred Tighty Nine & 50/100 Dollars end that said bidder is ready and willing to comply with the terns De a a ee ee i be ok a eee se ete ses Tete sete Tete se see ese es oti of said bid, and it appearing further thet it is the opinion of seid Commissioner thet the price bid is a fair and ressoneble bid fcr $aid lands; Now, therefore, it STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA is ordered and adjudged and said sale is hereby confirmed and said Commissioner is | NT P IREDELL " I t i RT |} v Nil VP IALBUS N hereby ordered and directed to make a deed to the Peoples Loan & Savines Bank upon P, Hood, Commissioner ) navmer - : om 26 n Rant antes Gurney P, Hood, the payment of seid purchase price, This september 27th, 193. of Banks for the State of } North Carolina on relation John L, Milhollend 1 a Parmar Clekk of the Supeflor Court or Iredell County of the Merchants and Farmers be Oo rl ~upe ° vOur OI iredcell G Vy e Bank of Mooresville . North ( RRR EE EERE RES Carolina, ’ JUDG T "TO Sete eceee eee ee sb 2k 64 6G 6 ORO OOOO OR RR 7 o> ( D. W. Lowrance and D,. We. Low- 4 rance, Jr, ) N 7 ROLI 0 , ; ; bs ¥ ‘ - | be hear ind bein ea l DY [TREDELL JUNTY ‘ . Ra 1 it apvearing , : ee: ie of Iredell County, A 10 appe 6 the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Ir ] corplaint in this . . } +h, “Any 4 the co plaint 4n 4 to the Cort that summons, together with the copy 0 v 40 SUNT , ad Holmes Darst Coal Corporation 0 an t more than , p September , 1934, an 0 cause, was served upon the defendants on Septem ' ; PLAINTIFF i that a culy verified copy of a ‘ 1 tnat a ALy VY ‘ ( thirty days have elapsed since such service, and ] n +he Sonert yr C rt th ; » ne offic the Clerk of the Superic “roe ‘ JUDG Nz ‘his complaint has been on file in the office of 0 ™ ' y has been filed to T y in ° + 3 ate) f we or »the re} ly 18 § Mooresville Fuel Company, Ine. 0 Since September 7, 1934, and that no answer : ) a4 canniel) heretofore : e ——ae viw erif ea 0 plai t, DEFENDANT, ) Said co Plaint, and it appearing from the duly Vv ta=nod hy the efe tants for filed that +h - . sed upon a ote s nea 7 he @ a, that Ls action is based u} t . £42 wAL nA it a ‘ hn ue = i : . ‘ . .s . C rt furt er fi 117] This cause coming on th be he-rd and being heard before His Honor Jo Oney due and owine to the plaintiff. And the , hat ort la'nt, is past due, and that f z the Cos at + 4 the complanl, is | ° Milholland, Clerk of the superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to fact, that said indebtedness as set out in th : is . - the em of 25 200 LO@= otember 1954 DO Hlet wee . ° . . ‘ def e1 nts tl aoe " that summons in the above entitled action was issued on the 7th day of Sept the plaint ff is entitled to recover of th £20.00 ‘led na -athe with the $40. t ‘ ymplaint was filed gether wien + thereon, from July 1, 1934 tosether that at the time of the issuance of said Summons a duly verified com owen wlth the interest thereon, : } 78 t * . rvice of ac ™ a4 e * sw in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County; that se Cumlated interest until July 1, 193k. ae 5 a } e cor tna ‘end c. on the 7th oy . dered, adjudged and decreed by th said summons was had on the defends t, Mooresville Fuel Company Inc. ; It is therefore ordered, & severly, the sum of red ; oth jointly anc of September 19343 and a copy of summons and a copy of the complaint were delive the plaintire recover of the cefendants, both J 4280.00 with interest on $250.00 from July 1, 193) until paid and for the cost of this action. Witness my hand and official seal this Monday, October 29, 194), John L. Milnolland Clerk of the Superfor Court, Bees od Bode dese sedeF ob Da Meade SORA Meee ele eS esetS Habis as oy ae ote 4 . we ’ Fe ee bare a OR DL RC BEEBE ERE ERE BRE WE Te LINN RR RRI Ey 5 2 Le dndidte eaten Sess Te Te Ht STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA 0 COUNTY OF IR «DEL ) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks for the State of North Carolina on relation of the Merchants and Farmers Bank of Mooresville, North Carolina. -~vs- Ge E mist IN» and Re Se Bdmistone {+o The above entitled cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk of ths superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina on this day, October 29, 1944 and being heard upon the duly verified omplaint filed in this cause on September ll, 1944, and the Court finding it a fact that summons wa erved upon the def nts tocether with a copy of thé ‘omplaint on t 17 f eptember, 19%, that re than thirty aays nave ° lapsed since . ° . * a ++ - ine the service said sumno n »mplaint upon thefefendants, ana § nee the filing the laint t sffice of the Clerk of Superior Court, and that no answer r other reply has been filed to i omplaint, and that said cause 04 action 18 due 7 x +) - 3 er Ji a y to +he ed upon notes s d by the defer ts, anc at said notes are/a ' plaintiff as s out in the complaint, and that said indebtedness is past due ®lm the cort fin as a fact that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment 468 ist . ' : ; ae of action set the cefendants u the four notes and upon the four se arate causes OL &¥ ° : . . ie ll . Aare “Hh “ne It is therfore orderec, 4 1dg an ecreead by the Court that th : ee ; : ei eels first plaintiff recover of th efendants, both jointly anc eeverly on plai tifrf's t, the sum of $154.00 ré presenting -” omplain orineLpal and interest of said note due July l, 194) with interest on $l 0.00 from July l, 1 4), intil paid. It 1s further ordered, adjudged, decreed that the plaintif! oth jointly and severly , on plaintiff's second interest due to ‘ recover o th efendant S, f action, the sum of $44.0.50 representi principal and "9119e July l, 194%, and for the interest on $300.00 from July Ly 1944 until paide =e tee It is further ordered, adjudged, and deereed by the court that ntiff recover of the defendants, both jointly and severly, the sim of the plat ine principal and ‘nterest on note sued upon in plaintiff's $89.70 representing third cause of action, due and payable on July l, 193, and for the interest on $78,00 from July 1, 193) until paid. It is further ordered, a‘ judged, anc lecreed by the Court that the defendants, both jointly and severly, the sum 385 90 plaintiff recover of the representing the orincipal and inter: laintiff's fourth cause of action due Jhly l, 193, and for the interest on 75.00 from Joly 1,193) until paid. It ts further ordered, ad/ud ed, cost of this action be taxed against the def ndants. Witness my hand anc oO ficial seal, this nday, October 29, 193. ‘ } John Le Mi Clerk of Lholland Srperior courte vy es oclar ation, Tv u IN THE SUPEKIOR COURT NOVEM.LLER TERM L934, the muveri< ‘r Tern, vourt berun | Stete WiVvViiiv IN THE SUPEKIOR COURT NOVEMBER TEM 1934 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 7th, 1934 forth Garoline, tredell County. Be it remembered that a 6 1 the 7th day of county aforesaid, on the ’ stack, Judge presiding and Holding Term, + + yresent and prosecuting in e nam Maor w4h Sheriff J. W, Moore, High © ieriff oa e j follow Court the nams the follo first wee! f BROVAY 144 "8, ah. 9 Stet- v8 Alex Jarvi s oe + & LARCENY mae Alias Ca vs John Brown & Alex. Jarvis No. 7 arTuTt Alias Capi Vs a No : 7 Tyr mn Stat NON-SUPPORT. ~ Continued Paul Thompson No. 11 wOR . Dll 1934, is present and presidin aS. under In the Supertk NT ; November when and Wi f+ nth aia eesti [LEU « on r former order. No. ll State vs Charles Thomas No. 12 tate vs Jake Brown No. 13 State vs *B. V. Houpe No. 16, 16, 456 State vs T,. E. Bass No. 17 SED IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBEK TERM 1934 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 7th, 1934, VIOLATION OF THER PROHIBITION LAWS. Nol Prosed with leave. TRANSPORT AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capia and instenter Sci Fa. : TATOT ON Dd abe che a Continued. SEDUCTION & FORGERY. 9 Defendant called end failed. Judgment Instanter end Instanter Sci Fa. nrer y>T Tr e AT , . DniLARK ANY Milne Instanter, Sci Fa and Capies 8 Perse Miller No. 49 \gtate * ¥s Yarvin Voncannon No, 73 \ State ¥8: Glenn Woods. oe A 7 : 7 = $ > ter f RA ONY » phaveead tr bh : Lewis pleeds gui ty of larceny as cierged in the bd IN THE SUPERIOR COURT fag NOVEMBER TERM 1934 WEDNESBAY NOVEMBER 7th, 1934. FORGERY Nol Prosed with leave. SEDUCTION Defendent Called eni Fai Capias, Instanter and Insten > Cy er ts ment Nisi Sci Fa and oR He Cu hr VIOLATION OF THE STATE GAME LAWS. Continued by consent. vy etryceumr LARCENY Defenden: comes into open court ens tnroucna his counsel J.@ 2 dictment. Tt is orders 1 end State Alias Capias ami continued. I nd edjudeed t Ou lefend- vs an& be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for @ Carrey Killiam period 6f NINETY DAYS and assigened to work the roads of the S&tc. Sentence suspended on the following conditions, FOR COST. That the defendent psy uti 3s the si @ne dollar and the Cost of this action and that that he not violate any of tie laws of the State for a period of FIVE vears. ct ct 4 C a oS a ct G ct = ~~ oa “> No. 18 State vs 7 - Tera T Howland LVverly t i= tr ~~ Oo x OY 4 a b rn . Nos. 76 to 94 Yo. 19 AFFRAY \State FORGERY. t r $1 7} + 'r a ee : ii £4 4 y re t otat Continued. Claude roust The defend ts Cc € in - -\ + ee wr = 4 ’ Kenneth Foust, counsel < ~ >< ee Sam Linker. Lemont Foust, indictment. William Honeycutt wWASE l ft oven f uUdFene . Oe See SE OE ee FU COST. and Tanes Leazer. . No. 92 \Stete vs DRIVE CAK WHILE INTOALCATED. ‘ Jude Marsh: Nefendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sei F Caniss or, No. 75 w ct ~ ¢ os —_— a < oo = ~ ~ % — a ’ « tb + "3 ? > + u aS hm + * 1 { Alt ert Fisher , State \ Nol Prosed . + les , ' V8 ° 3 VIOLATLUN Of rrnohnhisizivun Lave Rey Thommson { tate Nol rrose with Leeve. Y “4 40, OL State vs 4 SS _—— <> —_ om Floyd winecoff No. 36 State vs te Me LyLOS >< <S vost. Continted. State Vs Ros e 5 . Velt Davidson No, 69 Stete Vs Lenorg York me ee . 7?17T 7 * rw TYE DI 7 EAPON WITH ASSAUL! oL th datead A v4 dad A true bill Noe 2 }) VIOLATIO.: OF PROHIBITION Law. 1 bynam Royal . State | Alias Capias and Continued. wv - bi “rh 04 } SIMPL AoCA Le , 4 e ifus D s { otete } Defendant cores int cour ‘ : : ‘ © LCL ve VS ) si Le ass&u t , ‘ a _ ‘ eof No. 26 1 0ST. ia ames Dorsett \ It is er and adjuds ; Stat { DEfendant called ani feiled. Judgment Nisi Sci Fe and vepi he confined in the common Jai. % ee ae a A — . < ‘ ¢ t I ; iS ¥ of ait a/ 4 4 : ™ > 1 A we ‘ A 1 . " Ste [a.. Z NO. OD } ) J A TSOKD Lite ’ Stat t * rt € A io. _ } : ate | Defendant comes into State | unde: er. f Phe y Judgment Saspended. v } vames Dorsett 1 J. kK, ttle 4 N "a iia time . tha { FORCIBL: TRESPASS + ype court 8n thoowah his cour as t an." denhent mes int , uz nd Ye GY 1 , Le ; be on . nt Fo and Capites vs e { Ane WETciu > vs : ‘it ste te 4 Defendant crlled and fe ed, Judgment Nisi 9¢* ©" "" 2) } sel +. D. oss pierces yeerds ' wart thet tne defend- aL 1+ +, ap —" } 141 ive } ] \ j \ C VS { bert Strengee t It is ordered ana § _ ¢ Trelell County fore pe LE t ) an&é be confined $n the comion O34 OF semure* ds ofthe ive ar ! ynriines id — — +h; rot v pertod of TwO YEARS end &s t{g@ned to work OM ® ee No. 34 { 2i4U 4 UiN < o* and capes: State. . ‘ . end . : 2 ve} J State ‘ Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi 90% ® " vs Beg oe | ROBBERY / kustice Deniels j ‘ate j Nol Prosed with leave. vs -™ i ai ll SE Biber: o ! No. 35 { RECKLESS DRIVING Lbert Strenre i Stete 4 Sontinued by consent. =. i eile vs { 0. 65 Ifa INTENT TO KILI. urt and through his Attor ROBBERY f robbery 4&6 cherged in t The defendant comes into ae rogy J.°G. Lewis pleeds no» gu y the bill of indictment. dalled, James Craw~ The following jury w® pan . s sworn and em IN THE SUPERBEOR COURT NOVELBER TERM 1934 THURSDAY? NOVEMBER 8th, 1934 IN THE SUPERIOR ‘court NOVEMBER TERM 1934 Wednesday November 7th ford, C.K.Dellinger, D. I, Baity, R. c. 7 ble Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday Morning Nov. ‘ e noratle Vou ! fqursdey Morning Nov Thompson, g. t, Feimster, Chas. Wi. Bay Ree ee John &, This Ho gz. E, Alexander, Erskin Johnson, T. D. S Holmes. Pending trial jury was w Nol Prosed ith leave, e, 1934, ° NM. Rimm ‘4 2 - ee e . : : - i: eee huford and p. rT ember Sth, 1954 at 9:30 O'clock for the dispatch of business, 7 SEDUCTION ithdrawn and m sf Hi mate This case resumed for trial, ii 18l ordereg m % | otate i ! i i} | 1 ‘ Wh In the discretion of the Vourt, @ Juror is withdrawn fs spelt B, Stewart and mistrial ordered. Case Vontinued, i} Haro . i tf f EARCENY Nos. $7 & 58 7 ' : ee | | Defendahhs in open court plead not guilty to the fel- a Needed { onv cherged against then, but throur heounsel waived bills Thali vs ae 17 ~ . oY ah a} > wt +h ++e + t > k I of indictment chez ging ecch one with an atte C eak . 5 RE wn/ y > na Little & { + 7? r ~ wy , ¢ + bbe : at 85 & SO { REL fOVING CROPS AND JURY TO BU LDINGS, ol Raney sriffen | into a box car and also e larceny of prop rty of t He : ae ni wd —* + 9 >cOommendes y + Cn? « ites = Defendant tenders « ples Of Nolo Continder where upon it velue of less than $20.00 upon re n of the Sol Hi Fred Meadoy | adjudged that he péy the Prosecuting witness lir, cre ven ? is iciter it is ar on pl for ettenpte i ad breaking and enter- oe “red Meadows ) Dollars and pay the thr ee wi "—o for their atta, ae "n Ten ing, th the defendants be confined in the e Jeil o { and no further cost be taxed in l€ case € Det idance todey Tredell dount: for a t rm of EIGHT MONTHS to be assigned t 4 until the next term of court to pay the ja = ee given work on the roads of the “tate. Hae \ " ° ‘ +2 . ar i h : : ‘ eee et ee +) hah eae Tet the of the three Witnesses end mav f£O on the sen, bond 1 € cost On the count fc Lercen} » suds n f t our Le Ul Hic « 5 ‘ Anne VU e o - a m Hi nad " the; nin “CY ¢ ’ ra) +rede l Sou! + ee F defendénts be confined in the cosmon : oO! Y ‘he Nos. 62,63,64 } LARCENY for a veriod of TWO YEAKS 1 essigned to work of the roads a ste 1 5 0 ; ‘ ; tene t begin until efter i —" ’ ger its cone into open court and thmough their couneel Hugh of the Stete. This ls tex sentence a i be ia ‘1 ep, ie - ‘itehell enter a plee of euiltyas cherred. tn : 5 a3. 42 the expiration of first sentence : = a —_—_ Mid vlyde Parker | indiectnent, oe a ~ Oil of as they are of good behavier and not vicl ny ¢ ener Ar mesa Ronlla> : 7 7 ee ¢ ee es en | It is ordered and ad judg zed by the court the the def ant of the State for at least five ye . He J -C. Ervin oa Porkoar T i 3 wa bs : 2 nus : ' capes Ferker and J. C, Ervin each be confined in. the common a on f lin tet, : - 7 . mnr fi Jail of 4redell County for a period of SIX NONTAS™ ieivenee”’ a No. 46 } MURDER 4r . body returned into oven court the suspended unon the following Gond t*#iaus ; 2 i The @rand Jury in a body returned into open cou om P sGa VlOns, ist. at tier er State ta r 3 Z 2 ; as (17.00 @olm. Wy tig6n for the wheat 6... ee ces. me \ § following bill of indictment, in words « figures es foll- ; ‘ fine + tad = ge . wneat t i stole ana each Dav Vs OL Ving JLis , . & te 1e of Ten Vollars and the cost in each case and unon the Rapph 1 ows: dane rus Yr condition thet they do not vi lute any of the laws of ee VE te for ¢ loc oe i: — oo 7 Qn 2s QC y “AY ‘ y 7 . Ste ~ 70 & period of Five years, “* State of North Carclina, Superior Court, yop : \ ; j J t WT A] ae } oe the defend. mt James Sollen, Judgnent is Suspended on the \» Eredell County. tov. Term, A.D., 1934 ae vilé Naymer { ft th = =f and 2 + - > , . ne ee ve 5 aia 4. a ~.cOSt ani thet he not violate any of the laws . ' Ths ‘dak l vne tate for F ve years, The Jurors for tié otate uvon t €lir oat present, 4 t ; > + camer -« Tw 3 7 , ) 19 low } ». 93 | SEDUCTTON Ralph Davis late of the Vounty of Iredell, on whe -/ Gal ee iad ae of aucust in the veer of our Lord one tousand nine hund- ach} oo i The defenient co: es into open court and throu@h his counsel red and 54, with forde and erms, at and in the wane id g T ~ > 4 ~ 5 aa 2 Te Ww wee > 7 Vee ; feloni :% ! Beenla ° G. “ewis plecds not eu'lty &S cheurged in the bh!] of indictment aforesaid, wilfully, unlawfully and felonicusty, and he Harold *t } Sinwtne fiew il : Seg ee eo : y we PRPS hag Oe be 4 pated ° vy An Po 4Owln® JUTY Was sworn and empanéelled, James Crawford his malice eforetho and with emeditetion and et 4 . aity. } \. Peniet aa 4 ee ee ee a oa $74 rder zo C. Kime 2 _/ I. Bait “J9 “> ve v7 SI Lis, £. ite reimster, ws Sa.h. Edwards, 7 eration, did then end there iis : eee : > " : - re seo Kil Cl, orsKine ) nson, T. VU. Shuf rd, D - lland ; a. ball with a deadly WweADOF to-wit a pistol, as n tt | adcett 3 ] oe as im @ — ag , f r ed a sadgett, ; &SS, Vance Medaniel, form of the statute in su : = i : x rendi trial the Yourt takes rea. intil 17 . . mais arainst the neace ¢ i dienity f the State. i _ > ry 4 4 Vsllililee Fa l;rigs i c U ; ; Zeb. V ong Solicitor. * + back by the followine words end fig- Endor@ed on the back by; * ures, to-wit; ” No. 46 SLTATE vs. Ralph Davis Indictment Various vases Murder- War rros. ne ea x Thi y] tne Nove witnesses: A. L. sims ; This Honorable Court fakes recess until Thurd@day Morhing 45o Ralph Gilbert : smber 8th, ] 4 Miss Dorothy vryé« 7 ember Sth, 1954, at 9:30 O'clock, oe Whit Drye x dae . he es « a °7 + Tanne A ME eo Ste 86 aah ‘ . St. TA le (c vv Fc, , Dr. Coite es Sherfill 4 Mrs. Cal Turner A JUDGE PRISIDING by the undersigned Forman, and Those marked X sworn «nd this bill found examined before the grand Jury, A f®rue Bill. We. S. Pag a orman Shand “Jury. IN ‘WL SUBERIOR COURT NOVEMBER THERM 1934 THUKSDAY NOVEMBER Bth, 1934 IN THE SUPLKIOR COURT NOVEMOEN TEAM lose THUNSDAY NOVEMUEK 8th, los, 441 6 No, 66,67, 68 | LARCENY a atate | oo Defendants Joe Cline end Larl Southers plead eullty v8 } as churged in if bil) Of Indletment ana © defendant ker] bagi. Cline Cline ple ds not guilty, Jury sworn and empannelled eas fol). Edrl Southers ows; Janes Crawford, D, I, Balty, bh, &, Jenkins, bw. Feime ster, Chos \. Edwards, J, ki. Kim Shuford, D, ', Hollem@ and 1, er, Lrakts Joe Cline : i. Padgett, es Yvonnson, 4, b, IN Ty tk, Alexabterend SUPERIOR COUk'! ELL COUNT’ OVEMBEN THR. 1934 Vence MeDantel, and returned a verdict | f wuillty as cherged vials : Serene th ae 9 eS in the .b111 of indictment, " Judgment of t vourt as to Lerl Southers is that he be WO Vv » ‘ . “to le confined in the eommon Jatl of Iredell county r @ nerlod of - MURDE SIX MONTHS to be essirned t work on the roads to the Stute, ca MURD LK to be suspended on the fo! lowt: litions; iN JOVLS : ‘ agp wav lst. That he will toto the Clerks! office for the mt - a benefit of Mrs. Addte ors $15.00, U ' J 0 ERI} } Ol Lik KLE! UI i YU Tae GREETINGS s Pend ’ fit h ¢ 1) fit ‘ of nereftr IT te I’ to te ft {x : months and show thet he eid t blll of cost, wheres In the above entitled case a mot.on was mede to the Court pb: ard het he { lolnte of t ly , 4 4 iv 7 eta . eae i Pa i state particulerly the law eratnst Lares 4 at least five red Hutchins Attorney f ree ‘or » a \ I defy ert ' ’ I i Hu | » ALT y of rec 1 for tie obove named lefwrnd » Halph Levis, yenrs,. Lends charred in this Court bv a 1 rue bill of indietment for the Murder 4 As to ‘ Line l{ ( Liem be confined tn the ff F the comrion jut} tredell ty for ¢ fod of SI) ) riy Lepr tie Vourt hove @ speciel venire sumn ned from some ad Jolutne end assl t o2 C, Sent- ence {11 be su Le n the follow! tit] t each (* t ry . »7 ,y ) CoO ' +} y +h? « , {one } te ~ 4 ‘ ™ . : ¢ ' ¢ Lounty to lredell or some un 14) 8 @ifteenth Judictal] Jistrict, from whos Of them puey to Mrs, Myers $20.00 t efet ( for hex ' chickens, 2nd. That they wi pay tie cost , ord, shet they ® Jury ine be selected for the tris] Of this es us@é; arid will pay a fine f 0 ene} furtoer that they will wu ‘ hk’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ . ‘ , 4 . . . not violnte t ti.te f t Fl the Sol Ve i ‘ t Vor re . . wtate vs Fannie No. 74 “tube i, Lee Kesh No. 91 Uta te vs Clarence | id&A oa. (je er Tuck hotion {is not resisted but arreed to } ced V. Long (defendewhs piver ! lays | ronply wiht the terns . % 8 > =? ; nat : n I if } i y I Judgment. a fittheenth gudfetel OfstricB: ena ote. ; rt ‘ 2 rf > 1 e 6 ’ ‘ . No. 28 JWURDER i¢ Ou ifl ] 5 liscret Li nm aQGens i gs 4 lt i { lt & / State { Cc iti uf { rt we 4 ‘ . ve } Carl Chapmen t 4» you are ( b ecoucsted directed ered ¢t uumon ‘ j ¢ } ' : No, 25 { YE L\ ! i ( citizens of ¢ unt f .ecklenbureg i Stet { Nol VProse@ wit Ce ' ‘ vs { 4UuU Lilouse | i t LS s) iyt l vtate vi Cc, . 4e 8 10:00 Vestus Lae eLe | Mae ted Le e 12t lt f ve er 1954, f pectal Ventre from 9l- A, Tmue Bill elected f the triage of u Ve entitle Ch Oe 47—e aA True Bi1)] 49- A True Bi’) ' >} ‘ "! . amine . JLECK 50. A True sf 1] Sle A ' ué { ] tr » , ‘ ; , Me k, Judge Presid! 48-04 Vrue BL1) 468A A Tue i No, eves " 9 { rtment, State ‘ , ‘ vs —_—<—<— — ie —_—-—<— es . . . em ' ° : ; ' f anne ‘ “ t s Roy Uverens) ad in the ? ifoetme . ry 7 : ‘ 4 l 4 for ert a < ¢ } Ja \ ° ° . s ’ . . : ’ ° re ¥ if ute 7" ( 4 i , . . vy, =e ° 4 . : ° . tonn @ Kd , B. 8. ther, he re ‘ — ' ‘ 4 VY Pend! f ' ' 4 j ‘ ! t i i ‘ ‘ . 1 The ] rc ed . tm Lee Ge | Nol Prosed with Leave. { ASSAULT C ittinu by Cort y es : 5 ne Navemb ‘ : ” paee rs ™ i . » Caur ekes recess until Fridey Mornin vember 9th 'his Honorable Court t iw | FORG KY at 9:30 U'oloek, ly . “ Jury wriel, vending trial ; defendant pleads gu conf ite ; (ee | It is therefore \judged that the defendant be ¢ ; ‘ éd in os , period 0 County for @ Stete Jal nae roads of the w Mimo n to of Llredel] rned the «c o: l SIX MONTHS be asst, to work on the Judge Presiding. IN THE SUPERIOR couRT NOVEMBEMBER TERM LOg¢ FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9th.,1934 This Honorable Court convenes according to ad jawmment Friday Morning November 9th.,1934 at 9:30 o'clock for the dispatch of bushtess. nO, 72 State vs x Jemes Moo e Qbill of indictment. It is ordered and udjudged that the defendant be Q TRANSPORTING AND POSSESSION OF LIQUGB Defendant comes into open court end pleads cuillty of possession of Liquor and transporting es charged in the onfined in the common juil of Iredell County for a Period of NINETY DAYS and assigned to work on the public rosds of the Stete Nos 88, 89 ATTEMPTED RAPE vs both cases, Roy Overcash | State \ Jury returned a verdict of guilty of assault on female in j t | No. 88 Judgment: It is ordered and adjudged tht the defend. ént be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a Der {od of TWELVE MONTHS and assigned to work on the puvlic rocds of the State. Sentence to be suvendei so lone us he observes the foloowing expressedconditions: 1. That he will not violate any law of the otate, for at least five ywars. 2. That he will pay to the prosecutrix to rei busse her for counsel fees the sum of 450.00 and pay into the Clerk&as office *4¥ for the benifit of the school Band v00,00, and pay the cost of the action sbi ss Ca /->@ Os kRiat he will 4. That he will the Stete, and part husband, No. 89 Judgment: It is ordered ant be confined in the Comion jail ~~ Pram +h st from the * fod of SI). MONS and assigned to work on the public roads o the State, this sentence nofto tale effect until efter the expiration of the sentence in No. 88 and not then so long as 1€ ill be ea lewabidine citizen and anpvly him self to some honest work and heve nothineto do with intoxicating liquors, and thet he vay the cost, vetendsm§ is given until Monday November 12, 1934 to comply With these conditions and may «¢o on his present bond upon feilure to do so, the clerk shall issue a capias and the Sheriff shall arrest him end deliver him to the woad authorities, Vo. 56 | SzoUCTIC State i The defendsent tt! ig attorney Cc. DL. Noes, pleads not Vs f guilt seduction as chez in the bill of indictment, but Joe Summers ! waives findine bill -ndictuent eni submits to violetion r Y te St ie at § le ¢ a red thet the defendant be conffined in the c n f irede vounty for a period of SIX MONTHS and assigned tc he ublie roads of the Stete. No. 6 { RECEVING STOLER JO0VDS, KNOWING TEM TO BE STOLEN. 5 a State } Vefenda t comes into open court pleads cuilty to receiving stoé Vs ) goods, es charred in the bill of indictment. tn the J ir } It is ordereé@ and adjudged that the defendant be confine Sl CO n jail of Iredell County for e period of SIx MONTHS assigne’ to work on the public roads of the State, this sentence to depen Ltic that he will pay ¢ cost and given until the May '*s i ich tc y the cost upon the further condition that he go 1iot violate anv of the laws of the state for a period of ae te And t Clerk will take his recognigance in the sum of 9000 &@ppear at the hay Term and show he hes paid the cost and other? C Li with the conditions of this Judgment. No. 2] } Wu Ui’PORT State { Instanter capias to Carbarrus County S j ! FORGERY James Leazer < a ee ee né€ asscnts in open court. le Fhat good behavior towar culerly lirs. Nar F use of intoxiceting Liquor, is all the citizens ie Freeze and her and egjudged thet the defend- of Iredell County f per } fa ned to - Judgment of this Court is that the defendant be conta and comion jail of Iredell County for a peridéé of EIGHTEEN MO) assigned to work on the uublic reads of the State. will ‘be suspended on the following expressed condit stution he will meke the rest fons to of n out nr of $78.95 to Belks Company the emount he defrauded theton, snel# by e@ forged check. 2 He will pay the cost of this love oe the ing the jeil fees. 3- That he will not violete any State for five years, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT . NOVEMBER TERM 1934 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9th, 1934 FORGERY ; Judgment of the Court is that €ach of the defendants be confined to the common Jail of Iredell County for @ period of EIGHTEEN MONTHS ana assigned to work on the public roads of the Stete. This sentence to be suspended on these conditions to which they assent. 1l- That they will refund to Belks Compeny the emount of the checks that they defrauded them out of, 2- That they will psy the cost including their jeil fees, 3- That they will not violate any of the lews of the State for five yeers, 4- That they will stey et home with their fathers end y Nos. 77 through 83 State vs Claude Foust Kenneth Foust Lemont Foust yilliam Honencutt not run sround at nicht, cnd thet they will pay back to their fathers whatever emounts they advance to this court. TIING 1 MDONTrCTrnryTs GUUGS rRLOIDING a eee mien Tr omy ett smn eas mATImMm NORTH CAROLINA 2N 49ND OUSTranLiUNn UOURT MM HONOR UT t -e ema stmer DovoTnrus ‘0 HONORASLE A. M. STACK, JUDGE PRESIDI G; we, the undersigned Grend Jury for the vembe rn of Iredell Superior Court beg to meke the 7? llowing report: We passed uvon all bills of indictment present to u t Solicitor end made due investications of éll reports mede to us. . ° ‘ . ‘YT as — i . i: a¢ y th?’ wteor 4 > we visited the County Home by committee, and found thirteen shite a ee —* : 7 oa ; » ond t lored women men and twenty-nine white women, eleven wlored men and eight colored men. fae _ 7 wentyw One thousend five hundred and fifty quarts of fruit, one hundred end twenty gellons of kraut, fifty gallons of cucumbers, one hundred end twenty-five chickens, twelve milk cows, seven heifers, two bulls, twenty-eight fettening 10g8, four SowS, one boar, »olenty of hry, five hundred and fifty 2 t ‘orn, two hundred bushels of costs, one hundred busi:1ls of wheet, five hundred bushels of sweet otatoes, twenty-two acres of wheat sown, twelve acres of alfelfa s wn, and twenty bushels f vess. We found that the in te e wéll Cared for and he ve lent 4 eat. ie fin + ere are ¢£ ¢ seven vict laborers workine et the ferm and t hey report thet they are well carei for. #@ also visited the Stete Prison Comp snd fomnd sixty-six prisoners, "irty-three white and thirty-three colored. We found thet they heve eirhteen horg ired bushels of sweet potatoes, we » two Jersey cows, two miles, four hun a ° ‘ Jund + 2 7 .¢ > + >] K WY wig the prison quarters in good shape and weli Kept. of the Courthouse by committee, “€ Slso visited the offices ‘ in ; ' fell kevt e recommend 4NV@AS8t4 oc _ “And fon en Well KOEDU. “4 Stieation end found all records in good condition iw ] ry) , 7 ” or ttention to keeping the floors and that ae ee - L the Jénitor of the Courthouse give more at U1 Vey] ~ uits Cleen in the different offices. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 5 NOVEMBER TERM, 1934 SECOND ‘Eur 44 MONDAY NOVEMBER 12th,1934 North Caroline, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Novemberl®erm, 1934, Becond iieek We also visited the County Jail by committee end found twent 4 WW n y i - r 5 } this Honorable Court conver Tere ’ - orisoner ot y eicas : nis vour convenes accordine t a a a has a 8, eight white men, nine colored men, and three coloreq er ling to adjournment at 10900 o'clock . i F in . We find nolain the tc s M. Monday November 12th, 1934, when and wher ae ee ce a y no complaint fro: the prisoners and we found conditions es A, Me Me ) ’ ’ ere “1s Honor, a. i. Stack, Judge ; ¢ 7 (v we os ns ’ . s Ss 13 ' . : ng end iioldéng Courts 6f the Fifteenth Judictal jtetrias ae zs : atisfectory as could be exoected with the vresent J@11 equinment ie ia : ween Seneeees Or en oor JUuLlpment, » na nre oo tThia *) ceannd ae ae } is present na 3} residing » *“N1S the second week at |! vember term, 1934, > . a Ws ore, High Sheriff of +rede1l County re : Respectfully submitted, Moore, High Sheriff of «rede11 County returned int: open court the following good and lawful men to serv: i S | wae f thts Yt a > term to-wit: de S. Pave » Foreman . ge wT NY ‘ ; mre . Y a,Yrr . ‘ ) a ’ we &. Lassey, . &. loorison,G. ik. Pharr, ». vu, 1.cburdy, Frenk Wasson, Lewis Sherpe, B. L. Reitzel, Flake Hughie, 7, C, bicAuley, E. EZ. Robertson, E. L. This Honorable Cou kes "ecess 9 eee pe Sn oe - -€ Court takes a recess until Monday Morning, November 12 Plyler, J. i. Nicholson, Arey Fr . I , : . . a Qe' Atalnnl a f° at 9350 o'clock, A. M, Frink Vasson was excused f t t VNo. 6 ) MURDER 7 State Accordi t fo? i A , > vs | turne@ into « t Juror Che : Ralph Davis { lenbure ty: Le se ——' TTr rn 7) ee — ” c . : . - . ~e ’ e ° “9 e e JULGE PARAL IG Isenh iT, ihe ‘ Joy, ibe a A rs . wm. Le id i ] ° : Ss “ ree 5 . Adit § ..< ’ ° . ° . ae , . ° + “Usb € , . /e 7 . . ~ , . . : *») aviC “Ge a sre i , aa . ’ ae . , . . . ve 4a St ° e Ve : . . > - Se ’ . Be Hay, o de g 0 te 9 . ’ e ine Wilkinson,Dowd S,. arms? a. te By v » Co. Se Dickson, R. B. Drow , sib. ate ‘ . . ; . we t , . e 4: i¢ . + ve - -revatt, Me Bed lali, +. H. 4 f » ghfe «- Ul, Ws A, LOeTTy floldér, i. Z. Carter, L. &, west, a. ». Joy, John um. Dande ridge, Se we mOhnNieg \ . anics Re a4 At say eo Ve astis 4 E> we Me LUCS Ly ine se ’ ° e s ci s* wv oe / Noe 46 | NORTH. .CARCLINA L L SUPLIBB C State } IREDELL COUT NC ; ; vs j lp re) g | O D 40 € Ki Sheriff r ; l ser e ¢ if Leck - Greeting; sereas a. V ‘tf len he t I ere ] t« t Su ‘ tube al venir e « + : . IOV é ef © é t as Late] 3 Uru + 2 , i ‘Cle : . . 9 i 3 t + : ‘ é : 14, Ss ire ‘ ise resid] . 1 a0 46 ) MUKDE “te te f+ é é 12 s ed Yeo | 4a4 € Ci ¥~ | 4 at? j ‘ J é f é ° A * ‘ of ry - i | : € u 1 ‘ t tie ’ A e yi, t é f regula uror of Irede vounty supe! r. Court summonsed IOr the second we é for Jurors f t the second week A Ls ‘ ; a8. esa “A A +r Cot Jury proceeé to draw from this list. #o the order ov the vour hie the IT nat fur he raw fro! t { urors (< the second via v 205 JU aie Serer er ae aS rfar Cour he week of Noveriber Term of ée iredeii vou B ors — By lefendant Kalvh Davis through his counsel e€xcepvS . =xcep los overruled by the Court.inerupon vie ,1e1 placed the ner.es of n 4 et end the child proceedéd wit! the drewing these men . i fy + : 7 + na e 2 i Toh is list nad Uwe he acceffed. aie Therefore the Jurors drewn &na sworn their verdict ere as follows: Leonard Holder, H. &. Carter, \ ve 1 ¢ S. W. McKnight Le We. West. A. We. Joy, John tim. Dandridge, S. Cc . JameouBi Alexander, 2. Cc, Armstrong, &. R, Hudson, M, L. Smith, J. R. Anderson, and G. R. Pharr. mine ne Pharr was drewn sworn, examined end and empanelled for iA Pending trial the court tekes resess until Tuesday Morning. IN THY SUPERIOK COURT NOVELBER TERM 1934, SECOND \.Exk MONDAY NOVEMBER 12th, 1934. IN THE SUPEKIOR COURT, 4 buélets € death yORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. W Khe 44+ RAMSEY» my. sn Ty ATLANS + OF Ra BANK TR This cause coming term, 1944, of the Superior rt that the parties hereto “9 Joint Stock Lance Ramsey", in vhich the matter: inthis case, has been settl Henry 4. Grady, Jud October Term, 193). W, tsmissed at the cost an action pendin BY F. R, McNinch Jr. Z. Ve Turlington Attorneys for Plaintiffs falley McLean & Stacy Attorneys for Derendantss T . Je A. Lowrance, Jre, 8 vinor by his Next Friend, J. As LOWPa Ce, Plaintiff, -VS= James A, Hartness, Defendant. ae ee a ee et See ee ee” IN THE SUPERIOR COURT rp NOVEMBER TERM 1934 449 MONDAY NOVEMBER 12, 1934, This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Hotior ’ A. M, Stack, Judge presiding at the November term of the Iredell County Superior Court ’ ANT TM Te TRYHER ORR RYT NTMATr I AND S ALOR ORDER] JUDGED : DE ) +} * I? IS FUR TERED, J - and DECREED that upon payment and it aopearing to the Court that the plaintiff in this action is a minor of th of the said sum by the defendant that the sata James A, Hartness shall be c 1a ace of fourteen years and is duly represented herein by his next frien® and fathe forever discharged from all liabilities whatsoever which have heretofore arisen + < r, : oe J. A. Lowrayce, who has been duly and regularly appointed as such by the Clerk of or which may hereafter arise by reason of the sat; injury. the Court, and that s id action is for personal injury to the plaintiff, J, 4, | oe SE Muntner ORPERED Ghd DECREED thet the platntie® vecowe cite Lowrance, Jr. which happened to him on or about the 30th day of May, 193) in of the defendant to be taxed by the Clerk, consequence of which the plaintiff lost his left leg by amputation above the knee fT fo PURT'ER ORDERED that Land & ~owers, attorneys for the plain- and other injuries over his entire body, together with great physical pain anq tiff be and they are hereby allo.ea 1012.50 for services rendered the mental anguish arisinc therefrom. plaintiff, and the Clerk of the Superior Court is directed to pay the said “D @ PURTHER appearing to the Court that the parties hereto have acreed land & Sowers the foregoing amount upon payment of the judgement. (mount v1012.50) 4 < a to compromise and settle the iatters at issue between t) em, 48 alleged in the Complaint LT FURTHER appeart>¢ to the Court that the following medical, * atily upon the psyment to the plaintirr by the defendant of the sum of 96,750 and desire the hospital anc ambulance bills were itrevrred for the care and treat nt of the Sanction and avproval of the C rt in order to make such settlement bindi t, effective plaintiff by reason of the i jury set forth in his co plaints a In > } ry $ a | » " A 1 cs , : and valid by reason of the plaintiff being a mi ior, and the Court havine investicated a i Davis Hospital > 420.00 ne atters, alleced in the omplaint and the facts involved in said personal injury ' sia Bunch Funeral Hors 5.00 for the prupose of determininc whether or not 4t is the best interest of the plaintirr - ‘ J as i Qiu aisy a minor, to compromise and settle Said actimfor th sum of $6,750, the amount the partie The above sums are directed to be paid by the Clerk of the uperior ave ‘ereto azreed upon as settlement aforesaid, and the Court havi investicated th & Court to those respectively entitled to the sare € set out upon payment accident b~ examination of the plaintiff, who was present in Court in person, and of the judrment. } wi ) } 7 3 . } } : Th 7 Ia Natvamhe 1902), other witnesses \ no nave knowledce of th matters and things allered in the complaint This the l2th day of vember LYFle and answer filed in thi cause, and after such investi-at ion the Court is of the aninian and finds ae « a ae a ll . > 4} j ick Opanion and finds as a fact that tis is a fair and equitable compensation and that fe ies 5 Judge pr: siding. it is to the best interest of the paid plaintiff that the matters at issue be com . vOnsented tos: romised anc settled upon the ter-is ‘greed to between the plalntiff and the defendant. oc nd Sowers , Ri.D, saDJUDGED andDECREED that it is to the best interest i ‘orneys for the Plaintiff, HH ' r ha of the plaintiff, J. A. Lowra ce, Jr.e, 2 minor, that the matters at issue in the abovee ettled upon the payment to the plaintiff by th de- Tee woken attorney for the defenasnt. feandan if bhe .™ °c ' > s 1 ~ : * : “he m fendant f the wmoO . SO ty full discha? 7a of ) ability y reason of the matters entitled cause he compromised and 4 set forth in the ec plaint and all other matters crowing out of the alleged injury. , _2 in + 7 7 el oy Mornir the This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning GD and DECREED that the acreement between ns Novenber 13th, 1934 at 9:30 o'clock. parties hereto to compromise and settle the matters at issue aforesaid upon ™o Ln ‘ » 4 ~ : A + i ¥ } 7 2 3 h am ree Ce ment of © aforesaid sum to the plaintiff by the defendant be andthe same is hé Hu &; oft J ‘ , / . ; , ee he nateee : ai ey . : ae P ; 44yAdced me TTP RE y in all respects yr tifie: » appr ed and confirmed, and t is or lered, adju JUDGE PRESIDING 5 7 ° + + ‘ t ‘ “over anc aecreed by and with the consent of the parties hereto that the pla ntiff re Judgment arainst th efendant in the cum of $6,750 as settlement in full for all : Cou, f damaces whatsoever whic ave arisen or which micht hereafter arise by reason ° , ‘ ‘ a thin the personal injury described in the complaint, an 11 other matters and things srowing out of the accident alle red, NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELI, Mattle Crater vs Jessie Crater COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOK COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1934 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1934 N ote TT py B ' T IN THE SUPERIOR co RT NOVEMBER TERM, 193), ) 0 0 0 ) l. Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? ANS. Yes, Mid the defendant n the ain without any fault on the she plaintiff, and } the plaintirr Court of Iredel} County; nitted to appears Attorney f plaintiff that the divorce from the Jefenda and the defendant lived separate for two diately mior to th commencement of North Carolina ailezed in the con. ing heard before His Honor, Presiding, and a jury at Noveriber Term, 193), Superior answered all the issues sub- Sy Paws ~< h a’ * 1 q ¢ 1 it in f ene plai sainst the defendant, as fully the record, it therefore, motion of John R. McLaughlin, Oy r the sisting between the and th efendant be, mx shev are t absolutely dissolved; plaintiff Mattie Crater be, and she ts hereby, cranted an absolute 49 Jes sie Crater, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1954 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1934, A That the plaintiff, Mattie Crater, be and she 1s hereby, eare and custody of the child of the plaintiff and defendant, Frmces Crater. ay the costs 3%, That the plaintiff Clerk. This the 13th day vs Ralph Davis Pending trial Court takes recess until November 1h, 193, This Honorable Court takes recess unti November 1), 193. ‘ranted the Wildred 452 ) No. 46 State vs Ralph IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 19354 WEDNZSUGEYNOVEMBER 14, 1934 MURDER The taking of testimony in this casé was resumed and that with arguments: of Counsel and charge of Court con- sumed the daye vs : Ralph Davis JVavis f yo, } ~y)y* g } ‘ » > +47 i} wad as . 2 ° " ionoravdle eourt takes & recess untisa 4nursaa’ Morning Nove: ber No. 4 State vs Relnh j)f\ rid Ralph vev - = Judge Presidin:. / Oe ot : / 0. 49 Seo > Ste ¢€ v WO. ‘ otate VS alnh / ' 10, wtate re S v ry ac ww UF e Vs 1Ck wle ” i NO, 52 “tate vs i } 4 > Adolfus mouse —_— —_- — <a <— ~ —_——_ <= ee ee oe —— AY MUI} IDURT N {® SUPERIOR NOVEMBER TERM THURSDAY NOVEMBER COURT a es Loth. 1984 MURDER: my $ yety n + ¢ . fhe jury retu & verdict of 1. 7 i 4 ' : Bee - SECOND DEGHLEL. At tne regue: t+ OF ft : ee ° 7 aA jury was polled. 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AID A : t ™ + Nol Prosed wit seen mm oe ae my aa SUPERIOR COURT VOVEMBER TERN . THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15th.) ; . . 452 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1934 WEDNSOUKY NOVEMBER 14, 1934 JOS. J No. 46 ) MURDER vs , : | The Jury returned a verdiat ar t Scien Becta a ~ taking of testimony in this case was resynoq and state } Skcoip ine, un i“ oe Sel se Saned the arguments of Counsel and charge of Court con galph Davis fos a eT Sere s a - a s ° ve P Judgment Or -tb court is th:t the def , oe any : in the Stetes Prison for a tern of THIRTY YEARS. o Ks ions © CoOunse heehi in Jefendent moves to set the verdiat eetda an Inst the weight of the evidence an3 ib O20 io bee eres vane to be assigned later in 1 vs en? +s oo ere . : : = nk Le 1On Génie Befeddant excepts judement. ' f Psi eeec de a lefendent annealea + 4 : JUGTMENT bre UOQl Clilta Lil a a ‘ tf 3 t é sOUurt +2 vn, ‘ } : + - ‘ ‘ h i eal given in oven Court. lla, ce ne 4 in De 4 ) j Ofls 1 i € t 1 a : lave + Thi 19 } : Oar aria 14 ed Sixt ays to serve cast 41S iuo30Nnorat Yr } » -e ° 4 1 . apveae and t licit rol) } $ ; ie > on L€ rourt tekes & recess until Thursda: Morning - . Apodesl an ©C VJOLLCLUO] i wed Sixt: lavs toi eafte ; serve . ‘Loge NOvember counter cese or file exeenti ee : Ll ; v 5, 19354 at 9:30 o'clock, / No. 47 fh. Ji I { nee E. + - ‘ v ane RAL - hid State } 1étenisc aa Les ‘uiltr hie pene ; e vs } indictment throu is c Pri hd 5 } ria +r 4 : n . ® . Ralph VEVIS ) , LS t Cc] ¢ i f ; ' : t thet the def lant ; same? : ‘ kates anf , ° o *Y wy . , ‘ : 4 4 > : *4 . Judee Brestitn ae go Sent begi piret! 66 the sentence in No. 46 ani 1 { thé expre ea il] vi ’ f ¢ , 5 > ’ j . / ile 1 4 4 “UO 4 ‘A , bose. . Ceod e . v € i i l - S § cuil ° Halon wt j s¢ t , - 1 , ' ‘ , ° b Lf ‘ S « ¢ } ~ et A+ o + t ft oO 1 e ¢ 4 7) a : ‘a t t 's Fries t 4% . AES CIE! lm sibs d hates “e £ ; ar soneurrentl: it t t é f . ad eo 206 0, 49 ADLAUL Ob dd WW datia) ig ris ROds, 2404 GN I. ks A..L. Ls? © State —o = . } WOLle &£ ° vs { {8 ) ur £ | ¥ MWe « | LAK SE Zz 4. 4? vt di . asi i wtate i ; . y aff idagt ‘ 4 ‘ “ -* vs ) TulLlty o . . . 4 1 8 , ne ‘ ; Lare : - di a~ : the def t ronfir { tate's Prig f a4 1 66 A . ay "1 © ‘ ‘ ’ ’ . ‘t?7 ° TEN YEAS. Thi , ' foblorleng , De see tts ene staat, aie fre Statd, that bb 9 . + I< 2 op 1¢ ‘ i rr - o ' N 7 Stas ) ib ad &. OC sus * a“ . nate | Def ep guilt a = mt { c I t. irt is, Le v + ‘ ral 4 . 1 a2i4Vis sai Dn At j ; * f * Ce r 4 ¢ 3 hi) sek tp Ais Cari ee ee tba af (than, pare Y vet « vioaat anv es r Ne ome e o2 | ° wtr shee x st ao hdd ee A het i 6% . Jefendaht comes into open Court ani pl ,' ” id } chereed in the bill of indictment. Juck i A : :' ae 3 ae the fudemen4 f the edrick y On the dount. of break an. enver , eee ee 1994 t +) jefendant be confined i tne sommon Jel 4 SOUL’ 28, 56s tae Celene > WEA TEARG and , 1 2 nut redell County for e period of TWO YEAKS and assigned to work 7 e 1 + ; on the public roads f the Stele. 9 4 re f larceny. Let the defende e confined On the Co unt of la ‘ f'€ * nn ntw or 1 He i a of Tw EL' iE in the common jail oi nty for & Cae the public roads of the State MONTHS and as ssirc ned to wor! +s 9 ‘ ‘oa this @entence to be suspended on ¢badition he will not violste + ang lews of the State for five years. / No, 53 Sta te ty AID AND ABET ONE RABPH DAVi5. Nol Prosed with leave. 454 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEXBER TERM 1934 N THE SUPEKIOR court b THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15, 1934. NOVEL.BER TLRM 1934, 45 THUHKSDAY NOVEMBER 15th, 1934 . Ot s INTENT TO CONMIT RAPE vefend nt comes into open court end pleads ruilty to NORTI CAHULINA, In the Suvertor cour+ attempt to commit rave whereupon it is adjudged that he | | | be imprisoned in the State's Prison for a term r.' 72. IREDELL CUUNJY. Noveuber term, 1934 SP MITTIN Mite 8 > Y Wy’ wo. y = - Fat than EIGHTEEN MONIHS nor more then THREE YE ‘S with ree " mmendation to the aubhorities that they Keen him separate j Elmo Merion Walden, | The following Jury,v€, 0, “ccurdy. No EL { : e } LLI 3 pa te Se , v ‘ - Vv a 1 IN» ae ana ( nn from the hardeied rriminals,. Lewis Sharve, Flake, Huchic, E, &’ Rol a 7 ’ Mage, 1b eS Be vertsi Plaintiff | Plyler, J. Burton Morrow co’ a ee ; ex 2. 4 sah da *OW, Ge i, rharr James Fy reum | “ Me wWEeeney, Fi i Deiltz and Joh > cum, tate 3] i uA INSON STORE Vs. | Jury sworn and enpanelled and answered the No. 61 / State vs Bynum hioyal ’ ; ls ee issues ) BREAK AND | 0 Ef E. VS t Are defendants corn\e into open court @end ti rou ; ion as follows; Tey ; f Te | © card as } { aa i | r k A'ex Jarv Ms { at rney J, " sey blead not guilt: oO the felon of the Paul Walden, Y , 4 + . eS dh ; iC ha iavler & felonious breakins er e! ring of hobinson Store but thre . — a “9 4 La ivr) Nets nue Juanita ives their counsel John &, Lewis, waive bill of indictine: er = Defendent. 7 § * + . r , .¥ ° ” / 7c uillty to an atte t ommlt @ felony, to-wit, Sto; Breaking and Lurcenyv, a 188 Uv S Tudement i alex, Eervis a a" avler. It is therefor, 017 saa and aA t ' ; ; 3 e itaoniiiidn N4#a the ieee. and: 2 / . a otdered end adjudged thet tre be confined 3 ' ‘ommon Jaa) Did the plaintiff and def t interm ~ ens ‘ed in the complaint? be . 4 - , won j e . A 4 4 hid , ba iV La \ , ‘ . , . vr Fr v of itrede vounty for ¢ eriod of HIGIIEEN MONTHS i assiened . : : ah ari 1 & 2ned ARTO! WT to wor ym othe iblie rouds f the State. ANSWER: Yes. r , sot Ane 7 . . : > AS to Jaanita Uridges. It is ordered and Lju 1 that (2) : * e » ? confined the ec jail of Ir Ll County f ® period . . * , a ty + > ) § +4 t mi * oy . 2 as } , of NI 1 WAYS, with lee to mre. +. ... Land to take cherge Has the plaintiff and defenient lived senarate 1 apart from eac} ther f 1d aus e€ Y ver t lo with her = - for two (2) consecutive veers imnedit:tely ortor te ec ence t of this action? State { Ky R SHINN® STORE. Vs ) at } Ls > ? =) + e! . int nd 4 , we +14 ir Atte rney ALi 11 $ Yes, rT 1 . ,. f } a arv 3 ¥ } ‘. 7 ‘ i Ve 2 9 9 ¢ 5 ‘ + ° ‘ + \v) ? " | a+ te ’ + war s fe?) ‘ ue £ ‘ ; } ; ’ t & @ wt te thot ; lef i” Pinal Has the plaintiff bee f b-fide resi nt f the t f Nort tbe common jatlof 4re¢ L | ounty for period LV? MONT and Lend 1% WO? - nublie rosrds f thre itete, ts Carolina f ne year irnmnediat« Ly prec ge” t t f t 6 ¢ t f ] ‘ ly > 124 » ‘ ‘ ‘ t ' a } 1 t on . ° ) f’ tote ¢ a { for five ve . ‘ ¢ ANSUER: Yes ° ] F , é Paar Libers the & ‘ @ al wi ‘ rey ¢ } + eeu e? r , a . (2) ny i a. a i ‘ ay ; , NORTH ALDOT . 4 “4 - t f PI { - Wilal VAN LI INd ’ I ‘ I i 4s x T { ! MAUL, a\ + . f ¢ { A he Elnc } e VY | Liss am METI “4l1aen ’ j wtat } t Alex. tnt : ends laintirr y Y <= ed 2 _—_-=<- r . = r ~ + oO u — ~ ~ < > . os { gt n court and through thetra John G. Lewis plead (liv g@&xteuxtukanxxarxrxaxte BERAXIAXXAAAXMALMKENAXOXXKAMXKMRXXRLAXRLUKRZXHUL wolv r < c — a a ee ‘ } c Jud . 7 , ’ ‘ ) I , of an attempt t + it e fel ’ k, suapre resid ’ and & A ’ t é , ay urt ‘ ° ¢ Te 47 " . ~ a VSZLL OPEGKING.s. to. . ] { bh o int i ts ! afin _ ounty, liort erolina, § t e follov { YT ( ; i v 7 Ber A i J& 4 rede ] Ou 1 € 1 L Lu be as : . 1 4 . th] ft tete. ¥, & answered t the ju to-wit; , 3 ( ADL ; * ‘ ’ * — ; 40135 t Ce t ber in t the exnotrat ’ - 4 ence iil 1 ‘ iti thet ; } , , f « i lef } ‘ ‘ ‘ ¢ 7 = one rt e 3 to )¢ pus ended o > i L100 9 €@LAU the ylaintif?f an i€] ¢ LT ’ 1 t€ ‘ A fr ‘ t V t¢ ‘ aws a » ‘ . tie f é ‘ ed f C > + ‘ t! x vy, oe ’ e 168, — w t { . 5 8 | | 4 ° P o ; ‘ ; . VS ’ jet + ‘ ( ” ‘ throu + tr attorney) » te t s iff ani the defend Lived sour Pe laniol ale xX , ) ‘ fl ‘ t) eS 2 t ft Lonious , . . i i Ad }eL,o;n: Q 3 ; ; i ) ‘ cm ‘ ‘ * Lve {11 of f ( } ? sonsecutive ye 5 LU hiv * . ” ing of Lee leid } e but wal ! ( consec w { nim 4 ¢ { ] s { ‘ | bo a at te 1 t + onml & LCivess es as ; ‘ ; ‘ lL . ton‘ o St ‘ erceny. ‘ . e s ; r l it le = . wits Yes <2 } 4 at ATy rt 5 fide resident of the Stete of North " Y 1 yt : %. ias the pnlintiff been a bona-fide reside: f : } sIU 6 ON j } 5 vat ) Apes | sement of this @etion ? Plas Instenter “Polina fo, “mer , . on r one ye.r immedintely preceding the commenc < —— =< Lik: Yes t the bonds of IT tS THEHEFORE, SONSEDER ED, ORDEI ED AND ADJUDGED, the + oer = - ‘a they LahCuNY ny heretofore existince between the plaintiff end the defendant be and ne Nol :rosed with Leave. arg are : ‘ * ne e } ' Ussolved and that the plaintiff is granted an ebsolute devorce from the | No. State vs Aeron Massey 4 uv ‘ =a we ee ‘'s Let the cost of this action be paid by the plaintiff. 4his the 15th day of November, 1934. mwheetprentarnes IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1934. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15th.1934, IN THE SUPERIOR couRT ! NOVEMBER TERM 1934 197 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15th, 1974, North Cerolina In the Superior cscs , : | | . urt | gra: Did the defcddent committ adultery as allered in th. seaetianes Iredell County November Perm, 19.4, inswer:¥es Ans¥ . ® ° + } . . | The following jury C. ¥. McCurdy, N. «, werrison, Lewi North Verolina, in the superior Court -VS- } Sherpe, #leke, Hughie, +. i. Robertson, “, Lj Plyler 7 } J. BurtonYorrow, G. lh. Pherr, James Farcum, Ww, 4, Swee } J. & Deitz and John Helke were sworn ani eupanellea = + A. J. Richardson Iredell County. Novenber Term, 1934, Elma Gray Kichardson . ' Elma Gray Susie Johnson Waugh LSSUYUES ‘Douene — vs JUDG) Lu 7 Has the plaintiff baen a citizen end resident of dir 111 Cou 1 i. las the if - i oi nt of -redell County end the John Clinton Waugh oe © Want? Yo " MATA h ur are + . a oe Stete of North var t or more than t years next prior to the ae State of North Carolina for more n two years next pri to the commencement of Thiscause: coming on to be heerd _— ka Sana ee this eomplaint? * : aa : Pp Judge Presiding and a jury, ani the fury for their verdict havine answered wnswer: Yes. : eee aie — the issues submitted tc it in favor « t leinti ' tn t cord: 9 y . he aint » ana } Yafond ) int ree SoA . a . ; Were the plaintiff and the defendsnt intermatrrie s leged in +h ; : . ; a Ge e i i A l 4 ae alleged in ne Be is therefore, consideve l, ordered adj id red by t he + Yourt uplaint? ; ’ ; oe aes ; com! int? that the magrige between the plaintiff Susie Johnson \aue g and t > ta re Vor — se John Clinton u.eugh, be & the is é issolved, t € Wor, +hoe $ srr } sndaent heen $ art noe n¢ + } ‘ rs Have the ple iff and defen t been living separete end anart for divérced Brom the bonds of matrir ve more then two consecutive veers next preceedine é& llesed in the complaint. : Biles 4s i. @ — ; eudee esiding. answer: ‘tes. No. 794 { l v >Surd’ I , Yornliina Tn ry > - ’ ~ + ee ’ - . ” ° ee oue es 9 ° ° , ort varoiine In the Supetior C U / rs. Cerrie D. e~el lend j ‘ : hie, +, 2m : ‘ : : a Extrx w«. D. MecLelland Ly] row, G. Rei Y lredell Céa lovember lerm, 1954. a aac ' ” fetta s ; VS alt ’ » se uO g UE se LUG ©» ‘ \ being sworr ¢ f t r verdict say. a ey ichardson } : 4) - - of : = We ams, ¢ | Cage Cornprrenrsed fr fperront ze fn Cae <0 — \ . J U v G sn i AN -_ . oly i i rdsor 1 S co! f {noe on ¢ he € Ls beine heard et t ner ; : . No. j | é » Gs » Ne Me Son, Term of € vou f redeil Count rt Line fore hi mor " \ L. ’ , . ° } - ’ Z ’ . . , - . 7 17 f 4 t l ’ e + = . , ; + Y »4 na UF Sy ye } wine 14 2 + sue . Cc ’ 4 £ esl L ’ a d 1} ’ i¢ uu V & dui € ed ali Ol Vv | ‘ ~ dee é . © © , , i ¢ rr ve l, > . t Le itted in f r of laintiff as set out in the record; ‘arr} ‘ > c a 5 v 8 + e *-Lella ’ x . | ss ‘rtd Gnd ¥. L. neyner, Admr. I end Cont t ft ba + i + + c + = on 4 + * or & ‘ o Q “ @ ® —~ ct oO Ka. “Y of _ ct . te ® ~~ _~ . . a + bh the ft at? ne exis? » twe + 4 } intiff eé + lef i t be, c ‘ : 22 e a Lh ; /. a 7 € 11SSs V A a € SEL she e 1cnarasor is North ,AY Lina In the eupe: ior Jour t Iredell Vount: November Term 1934. i ¥ aes . . ‘ s : ian’ "an {1 Pridey iiorning f - i tewis } a nnore é urt ece , . . . ; ‘ ; , , Marrison,Lew Anis Honorable » v Susie kobinson weugh the following jury C. C. MicCurdy, Ne +« Morr oi ede t e, Flake ughie - nobertso! B, L. Plyies a lé6th. 19g t Z ' k he oy 4 116, o de |! srtsoll, ; sweeney) e 1954, at 9:% ' . yak. V Fercum, We Se ~.. surton Morrow, G. K, rherr, James r1ed ' . Yee! ae ’ wre r mpanes+rr I, uw. Leitz a d John Holke, were sworn and em! ; 2. < m = > vohn Clinton \aup’ ISSUES Juive presidinc. \ . jorts o . a y state of N lst: fas the nleintiff been a ceitizen and resident of tie st , — ; 7 , n as Serolina for more then two vears prior to the commencement of this actio allered in the complaint? Answer Yes. Dlaint? and; Vid the plaintiff intermarry as alleged in the pomplaint answer: Yes. , IN THE SUPERIOR COURT rr a bere ec tee NOVEMBER TERM 1934. NOVEMBER TERM 1934. *RIDAY NOVEMBER 16th. 1954. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16th. 1934. ri i th Carolina Trial continued over from yesterday. Nor oh Iredell County ; L. Mills et dia VOLV vs y TADRAT i. tis 3 DIV nus wil ls Clothing Vom L ‘ollier, Keceiver LY . -_* ™e wChLLey Gollier, se . » H. C, Ba&em, bh, C, Little, 4 Montgomery, ?. D. Rimmer qT and makes this report of his trust t § } er ; ne - le y, Pe Le Reitzel, F. C Robert «+. Vay Johnson. being sworn: end en- Ist. Tnet in Ocrvober, 1934 nt order oj] eorporetion by an did quelify and teke over That since tak A ORDER Statesville Lanufacturing Compeny mjowatoned Preaiding s ‘ re +¥ 2 una ers. - = This cause coming on to be hes rd nefore 16 i : + Ary) that a 4 ‘ a rin , he Court iA ludge of the Fifteenth Juiicial District and it appeei “— thet his the on ‘ ary 2 enort to the ¢ rt and © ~ ODerstinge Receiver hes mde his regular rept justify orofit which would trust end that tt nas shown @ s is in good eondition IN THE SUPEKIOR Co IR?T NOVEMBER TERM FRIDAY NOV. 16, 1934 the court continuing the operations for ea longer periad of time It is, therefore, considercd. ordere id j A ; » ordered and adjudged that this receivership be and it is hereby extended until the May Term of court, 19355, and the Recej eiver is directed to meke his reports et each suceeding Term of this Court It is further ordered by the cout thet the Receiver be end he is hereby directed 80 pay to Scott end Collier, Attorneys, the sum of 9100. on fees to be finally aporoved by the court in the final orders herein, This cause is reteined for further orders, tie M. Stack Presiding Juige of the Fifteentp Judiciel District AE A RO a 2 a RO ORK ok aK RK oR kok ak ok ok kop AE OR ORR RR ak ok i Kok ok ok ok SO OO ORS BEE Es *s North Carolina In the Superior Vourt, Iredell Comnty } November Term, 1954, First National Bank, Statesville, ‘al a7 N. C., Statesville Chet Co., “. D. Turner, end Others, —_ ee ee ee ee ee S vs RDER ai = s ‘ ine Imperial Furniture Manuf: eturing Cc r pe! * a Trinan tha fawnwcené — . f ’ > l ‘ ” 7 I vpon tne loregoing report of C. E. Keiger and l. G. Shelton, Receivers f +h y ria} Wirrnf re Man) int } $ P oF the Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Co., end in view of the recorumendations + the creditors’ meetin ttectied é Peport, it is ordered by the Comrt that the heceivers be, and tt €y ere nereby authorized and empowered to continue the Operation of the ent of the Imperial Purniiurs Manufacturing Co. un@er the s:ne "efu tions and re; trictions us ave he retofore been authorized by 1e Court in the ict id rece f & pe i of ninety days fr he k5th dey if Nat, . 19 4 2 * —— , , » Ne ty Ff October, 1944, and it is further ordered that the report of the Receivers be received and filed as a matter of record, ie ee : 4&- Me. Stack - Judge Preslding .t the November Term fo Irédell Suverior Court SERGE E ER ARERR OK KR RD OR ROK At ok om SOOO ROO ROR IOI OR IORI at No ) T3 we rn North Carolina, In The Sunerior Court 7 17 ’ Iredell County. November Term 1934 Tr, Ae M. Stack, Judge Presiding: , T, Zeb V. Long, Solicitor of this the 15th Judicial District, respectfully 140 A vourt thet I have at this term of the Suveritor Court ex mined end i reprot to the y SR +A + } So 2 i ° - insvected to the best of my ability the conduct end administration of the offse e holland, end I find the said wee? 4 A he (7 rie ant the, : sy 4 y ‘ } T ; the Clerk of le suerior Court, Hon John L,. Mi to be conducted in a most highly commend: ble, businesslike and efficient manne?, A , an cAar > with tha Wwe - 5 } } ) t aid in accordance with the Laws overning the @onduct and administration of the § Respectully submitted, Zev V, Long Approved: A. M. Stack Solicitor’ Judge Presiding AOR ORR ORO ROR IO ROR ORR ORIG a ak kook TORRE | ke eee kee A na offices IN THE SUrERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM FRIDAY, NOV. 16, 193) WORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY 9 M. Ae Blackwelder and wife, Margaret F. Blackwelder, PLA NTIFFS. a oe) = W. W. Rankin Company, Kate T. Mayhew and Lattie S. Bradley, 461 Soo OS SS OO OO OO ee C ow a This cause coming on to be heard and bei: eard befor: His Honor A. Me. Stack, Judge of the Su ior Comrt holdi courts for s the 15th Judicial District upon the appeal from the Order of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, allow’ t} tion of Ze. Ve Turlington and Grier, Joyner and Hartness, Attorneys for t efendants, t hat certain paragraphs in the complaint be stricken out, it a ri to the court that the complaint is faulty in that soxe of llegat s therein are irrevelant, redundent, immaterial and are not pertinent t ( sue involved; and it ‘urther appeuring tl pla ffs c es of tior should be more concisely pleaded: } W, BRSFORE, it c Ldez 9 rde} 9 in ecreed that the attorneys for the plaintiffs withdraw mplaint file er se manner, rm and reedraft same in a cone immaterial illerations therein set orth. # Sf 2577 North Ca Olina Ire del] Ounty In the Matter of D. L. Raymer, ! liquidating acent for Stockholders 9 of the Troitman Banking & Trust ) vOmb any, 0 be This cause conine on to Under igned Judce hold ¢ Court in the W N , ‘ ‘ uidati tredeli County, upon the petition of D. Le Raymer, liquida te 2, 2? 7.4 ~'°8kholders of the Troutman 3a king & heard, and orth Carolina, at the recular November, 193}, Term of In the Superior Court “y ( } November Term, 1944. being heard before the 15th Judicial District at Statesville, Sureritorlo rt for g agent for the Trust Comapny; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT r 462 NOVEMBER TERM FRIDAY, NOV. 16, 1934 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM FRIDAY, NOV. 16, 193k. Hh d | i And it appesring that all of the creditors of the Troutman Bank’ | y —— To the foregoing Order the cefendants objected md exceyted ty & Trust Comapny have been paid in full; and it appearing to the Court that all Lie ‘ a gave notice of appeal t}erefrom in open court. All other notices na of the stockholders, who paid the special stock assessment levied against then yeas ae ate : aivede Appeal bond fixed in the sum of Fifty ($50.00) Bollars. Ap- | respectively, have been reimbursed the amoui ts paid on their respective as- , . } trty (430) days to male un-served case on appeul upo \ . ; ants allowed thirty (3 v” 4 we vUU oc Of i ul upon sessments, together with interest thereon; pell - 6 Lmar are allowed ‘nirth days thereafter to file a ‘ . ‘ 2 claimants, and clainants ares ALLOW nirtn vs real ee H And it appearing further to the Court, and the Court finding as - ; and serve exceptions on counter-case. a fact that all stockholders, against whom such stock assessment levies were 1 Ae . Sts ] i i docketed, are entitled to have the same cancelled of record upon payment of JUDGE PR JL G i the costs of docketing the same: sevsegegegnistesesestbdeaeseae ese seabbss cites iy hee It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that D. L. Raymep ab atine eC ’ : he st le } a of Whe ~ v4 ‘ s ~— ey 1 ae rer mur ' TT | . liquidating agcent for the stockholders of the Troutman Banking & Trust Company NORTH CARVLINA IN THE SUPERI be, and he is hereby ordered and directed to cancell of record said stock as- COUNTY sessment levies upon the payment of the costs of docketing the same, 0 Q Order Fixin Ae Me 3580e $ To File Judge Presiding ) Frank Ww. Elliott. 9 V T ” Sy Y ann ny j Wa La ‘Se On Motion of Ze Ve Turlington and von We he . I TH w) I A 0 LT 1 U L RT a 4 * a a" it+narea re Ty ) for the Receiver, it is hereb rdered that all creditors ol rra . “a . , ntenian Camnany he ermitted to file Elliott, Trading as Elliott Electric pany, O€ I t Je Fred Thompson, deceased, Employee; Latta Jonmnson, Administrator, I’. Ce Thompson, Father, Next of kin, Octavia -* oO 3 vw ® , their claims with the Receiver on ~e > 5 _ af P hie 19 193), ond that all claims not filed o or ror 7s homps ther, next of kin, and Lucy ake. aD ahn xt of ki , — .RDE ! :- tm the distribution the funds in the hands of mpson, Sister, next of kin, ORDER barred from sharing in the distriouv.ion “VSe ) the Receiver, +} ™ — tI : ’ ) : i g > bh’ « rder e Johnson Funeral Home, Employer, anc Sun ) It is further oraer that tice of Indemnity Company arrier ; } ’ 7 ' ’ wh 14 oo) om Pan weeks in a newspaper pu lished in published once a week for four weeks Abb = * Tr), 4 7 is cause cori n to be heard and being heard before fiis Honor ” Iredell County. h. M. Stacl holds Cc s ‘ has f North C na i Ae M. Stack, Judge holding courts in the 15th Jucicial Distric iy North Carolina, 1 ‘ - 3 * xT =~ } . Y mc 3 t * vy f races the ounty 6f Iredell, at the November Term, 1944, upon motion 1 , otack © — i 2. ‘ : i ao : anh § aring lai tS, ter due notice had been civen the defendants, 4nu it appearang aptetese 4444 4 hah $644 SE TS wes t t rt fr the motion a rceument fc sel that the cause should be ee ram FH ere I ie rt arolin ndustrial Commission fol the rpose f ascertaining how many emplovees Latta Johnson, trading 4s Johnson : e o = “™ ? — . 9 tur % orn! ’ sss A * - rr , -— 20 s until : , ‘ 932. or This Honorable Cort takes recess © funeral Home, id in his employment on th: loth day of August, 194¢e, lover sto his deathe ember 17tr, 1934, at 9:00 o'clock. a ged injury to J. Fred Thompson, which resulted in S ¢ of- is the 15th day of November, 193k. ; ed Ae Me Stack — JONG. rnesi DING uy WwW. YH. Norton Plaintiff, vs Carrie slliott Mc~elland, Exeautrix, and ¥, L, Reyner, Administrator C. T, A. of the Last \1ll and Testement of w. D. MeLelland > Vefendant, are the defendients to their answer: $3 1,000.00 ort! INWOUL UL arolina | : , vounty } testator, es alleged indebted to in "ee + vOn Vs Carrie Llliott LicLelland, Exec ix, Of «w. +. MceDelland i Im 4 +ret . . a, 4 i - vPal T »l el nA We de the We We sMELIONaG. > 4 j U S r Cou hef i } i were 4 the defendents inde + $ : el es g 2 ered t answere ° pl, Ve . r+ . is therefére lere ‘ in «4 ¢ . o ASé ana t? &. sts { ti t Si Pr ¢ Yk + 7 i A L . & e Me ‘ton ' Vs | Serrie Elliott iicLel 1 { yon 4 g + ; eA SU L ’ { iC Jefe lant mov t et verruled. kExcenti € | f 5 > . w90.00 a yUagzea if~fficient ° By consent lefendante » “ sae c+ wih & » ~? H&P? alilaw plaintiff allowed 30 davs ther: —_— ,on ‘7 + Wis } ” €n court. Furthe: IN THE SURERIOR count NOVEMBER TERM 1934, SATURDAY NOViMBER 17th.,1934 [Hi 1m [mM ic Is a + Snreief a a : the plaintiff for services rendered tho ¢ 7 ew 7 : . ne comple r Ss f c vr} ee t mplaint and if so in what emount? - = In the Suvertor Court AY, vemoer vr av moey er! L¥YO4. vu U iv i ava ae a 4 neo noeeomneak & 4 - +" 7 — V ¢ e L a2 6dQeé t *) , resid , aA + . ° Lae e resiaing ana A wll i e€ 7 + 2 ee . g g Pd tne issue submitted t it as follows: + ; + + ,4 fe - ser 2 > 7 , + U 4/81 Ae @ servises Yrenaered Ut . 7 on 4 ;¢ : at ¢ > leint if so in what int ¥ ; sa -~ 7? + + Ta? tn » ~ . ? aA - L ¥ + - 9 2 } ‘ + tntereat fr late u lL Paid ¢ te 7 hy + "Tl; t LOK « + LY sao sie WO Cr . s vu 4 e€s d . ‘ 1+ triel r ? 7 i s — t verdict asid and moti fo! new v4 iad NgJudgment signed. Exception. Defendents appeals to han ne tice Wwalve le al peal bond serve cese on appeal enc ~ serve counter case or file exceptions. a, &, Stack ) Judge P yy esiding. NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. IN TH SUPERIOR counT NOVEMBER TERM 1934 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17th. ,1934 “i oe 5 tes AN L223 SUPERIOR COU 7 NOVEMBER TERM, 1934, , Hann ” u. R. Hoover, vs } JUDGNENT > 1 7 Carrie Elliott Mevélland, ) ’ Exectittrix, et al. This cause coming on to be heard at this ter of the court before His Honor, A. li. >tebBk, Judge Presiding, after reading t lead t i ients Move to dismiss the action ux t eadings, i wed and the action dismissed. boo Stac! I~ » sags idee Presidinr. To t foregoing ju t t ] ae ee 4 3 Supreme Court. Notice of & é } b. ApvE i fixed sum of $50.00. It is agreed by the rtie t the 8 r, Jud ent Ss constitute € 2 . «he e * Cr udere e r . r i QO. L. Will s, Veneer VLo. » 4 y: j L. G. iitcLean Aadmr. cs dee >Lean. i ' T + + } Pp ¢ é ved if s fre t It is ordered the e defend 7 & 2 at y feree see r t which to fi exeeptions t ee in AV > e . , Z t | cons the eferee is ed 4350.00 f €id equ y thre 1intiff 4 iefend: nt. », wm, Stack 7 $A% wud et AU + . rt 18 Tn 4 SuveriLor vourt \ SY 4 { Ir 7 ’ i + y + rm <4 Irede counts j Ic e e! ern, Wie . rri ae Ty } © 4ii50n Ae : | Ds 2 vs { VEBZS& mn eee dhe ierr Ll Admr. } - oe errili Et ai ' hia this sause cor 88 follows " It is furt na Pd Gnd he ing heard. It is ordered from se ' Om said Judgment the that the de@@ndant pay defendants to amend the Janugey 1934 Term of this Court Raymer Attorneys Ine on to be heard upon iié ‘ Ab ‘ above entitled action rendered judgment nt thereof reading »* pare by striking the f this action” 5 a, > cost ol v . Pantient na ' Lilie VOUS - aetenaénv £ ‘ her ordered that the ic j Lerme u e ame ded by striking by the court thea t said Ju AfzThe st b en | a . ered td action the cost of this action” and that the coat in said @ 466 IN THE SUPERIOR’ COURT NOVEMBER TERK 1934, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17th.,1934, IN THE SUPsi1OK COULT 467 be taxed against the plaintiff by law. this cause coming on to be heard et » is Term of irt, before 43 ze ie eS nde Presf if ” and a tu = a Bei Je + ™ + tat mee Me M, Stekk Honor, be Steck, J ase,S FSS iLGL ni 9 é y ry, 6 I se] ti Judge Presiding, sa ; " en ' ‘ eu ee a8 empanel ing OW bie J de BHU GLC Nw 2th Ul OUU LOT vu 400 eo ; ; ; ) +1 aie i Sane as ? a samy Son + atts . North Car lina, pehalf of the dé fen 4 nt, u'll as 2 Al 2 a A i s ot s , € vOi.58 In the Supetior vourt, sfferences between ep $, de- tredell County. and differences bet oes ie, Of : ii 4 e or a + : a +. ’ . . g 9 + y - ceased, ATG v ww ’ Mary Ausley Allison, Admrx of j er ' ie ts 5. hk. Aubley, et al, { their attorneys, ioss a ine ry, pz sed t V . vs | JUDGMENT liceveliand end Dewey L. Raymer, ‘Tru: o, 4 _ “= Wa "Inet are, Yam Wal allay esta te the house 3 i 4 1 t 4 iA i Hall Nosiery Company. , MeLel -e s/iadeecinitl Set atettlaay : the 10% OF vs . {111 ’ , ° ihis cause coming on to be heard upon the report of z Lar p I e tee LENd, Liece. ‘ “eae ' t $ \ ° '% in 1101 ’ iver and at anveeri ¢ thet the report is correct; ae cost r 4 , It is now ordered and adjudged that te report be and is hereby approved: — r : : . eee att ine ff Lae It appearing thet the Neceiver now has on hand vne sum cf $1684.10. tnerug. . ; ’ ‘ + ‘ t i ’ ’ ’ {no \ I<¢ y 14 c TF te, Ina 3 yur “"4S 77 or } ; 1 7 lng belse e due b Fidelity OSlery wills ani thet all of the: sets is ve been coll. ; o be . + 9 I ” . ’ ected, it is now ordéred end adjudged thet J. a, ecott, attorney, be ellowed the su: > + lar , 3 ‘ 3, ¢ ss (9 . ra) HN \ ac nie : ) ” ryt c rn ism » O2 wi00.00 as his finel fee for services in this matter; ‘ it is further ordered that the Receiver be allowed five percent commiss- fons on the receipts and the amount disbursed and to be disbursed as shown in sata ' ‘ ; tie! : ’ ‘ Ls ; teport; ss : a, It is furtner ordered that the heceiver pay the belence of the funds in 1s - 7. +s , , anade , > « nee +} . "+ ~ Awe ne + s L — Sem theme a ™ + e lands, after payi the cou costs, pro rata to the creditors whose claims have ; been filed and allowed se shown in said report as a final lividend and filed an ee oar | an i $+ 2 3 ~ + + + 7 e , 4 4 . - . ‘ nAT ana yy Lltemiz vtatement with the cley of the Court a ipon @ili seid report and 2% (30) . approva t! vlerk, that the Beceitver the suret his bond be forever 9 ' ’ 74 > “eo 3 It is furtier ordered and lecreed that i¢ Hall Hosiery Compeny, a corporé- §& } ‘ + , } ‘ ca os . : : = ‘ion, 3 hereby dissolved, : ‘ A. k. Stack 4 vss 1eSS Judge rrestdine. = Buz ney AOR RO OR RR OR RO a a oR ak akon a age ok opr gc oe ak oie ake ak ke ak ake bu ee . ee+ ee ema ea wR eee ni —— Tit PKK PEEK ERK EEE ee Ka - ‘ “ay + £ T T A _ A ~~ s 4 hy + ~ ee alamge x a ye ae is Ove err 1934 as 4 hs X . WVGaia wag Kirs. Carrie & t ucLellani, { r¢ ; ‘ + ¢ + - ) sue D. LeLell: » Yeceased, { In? fn lai ff, \ S k , “ T -_s ' vv VM wv ~~ * i a moa 7 1S ar 8 Ayiyc 7 ™ WU ne Ve ‘ho sk» + «+ v au ’ { if nt Ga to ZED Ve ane &. Cx illiams, as Executor \ ms iinistretor : . . . <e tea 4 ms, admit : ene SLATE »f Se ANNIE Je } of the Estate of Ca ees , Tats : - j nd npr rd eee to. { J, P, williams, Deceased. Kobinette, as Administrator o \ t: aSte € f he eo WaT Sy le- ) eased; a é - villians, as ! administ at > ide 7 ac e } istat fd. P. Wiiligns, de- { ceased, } Defendants, | 470 T VO e RTH JAROLINA, by Begins in center of road in I. 4. Lonete } @ 4011s ee > In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. south 53° West 74 feet to an iron pin; thence Souph 9° * thence with cen C. B. Myers er of road; thence with cer Go. BB, My : + fn~\ : containing one-eishth (1/8) of an acre, more or less vs le, ic Tw) IQ {ts Im Second sract; as shown in Deed Kk 78, vege 129 Records of Trede Ll T. D. Vickery and wife | ' } County. ftulelia Vickery Beging et an iron pin, J. lL. Herrts' aCe t ‘ this cause coming on to be heard before his jonor, John L, Milholland rums with Herris’ line South 42° .est 50 feet to an tro: stk ’ Y L Clerk of the Superior Court for Iredell County, this Monday, lg November, 1934 70° Ekest 135 feet to an ir ins t th ¢ et t : ’ f a & 4 on motion of the attorneys, Adams, Dearnan & \Wineberry, for the plaintiff, for nin in L. HE. Hedrick’s line at the ads 7 -e North § st 135 feet t a Judgment , and it appearing to the court that summons on the 6th day of aug- beginning, cont aininge 9125 square feet, ust, 1354; tiat summons was returnable by law; thet on the 6th day of Aucust, It is further ordered, 1 ‘ H, De , 1954, the pleintiff filed : duly verified complaint with the Clerk of the Super. end heis hereby, appointed Commissicner t t sale ' 1 conth for Court of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain due on promissory notes \t tie 7 Q > Ye fe ) NPrPAnNaYtT tv an 2A $+ . P 11e re ~ ¥ A . ’ . 7 1d the foreclosure of the roperty conteined in the deed of trust recorded tete é, punt: f lred re 3 ; AE], : wte c nas . 8 a+ lo ve T wv 7 vy , ur "+ sa t Lb . in the ffice of t negister of Deeds for Iredell Cou ty, Bn Mortgage Book 84, sdvert ent % three é in sred 4 , & a > — . —- - ~~ — + } . mec ‘ ther with ao e : page BIO secu] in tre not S35 t » &2 C } Ol Sunmmons, vorewvTnery wit & cony (30) d { Liat eECce ] ¢ + latnt was eervedn an, + lofpor nte Viakerw ar wih, Ale ‘7 , ‘ wes le ft tn i Ou f De QO] > 42 i 1) , wes serv A ON c ,©LTCnNU 1US, +e oe Vickery ia whitey MUL lia & wee 0} i Ay ¥ €€ Sy i 4 , : se 7 ° 2+ ? + ‘ 10%4 ane > . va sry, on t Sth ds august, 1934; that oth d of o r, 1934, It is furt , , to $ on - + Saw _ ; : tend the + : v 4 s.EW1S § » 4 I 1e] » exe re edi @n orde XV i pea f } . ’ time j nn efend 3 could 1 the lat ia? 1 of er, 19545 1t of @ f c . ‘ , ‘ + 4 ‘hea #8 ‘tn e ‘he Aat s + eed ‘ f _——? 4 4 + - * 2 A» - , , . + ‘ le ifne 5 een f € 7 the + Ss Mo A ’ v ’ ° f to the @ourt thet t leintif! er of ” ’ + ’ ‘ + ; f irede . ml ~ - ” - Pa t+ t é > + > +. + 4 + a 4 is € ite ed , — rt, : ° ? : +t furtrer xs * ® t 83 i t f cause; and 1] Ba BOS hike eek eo ee Se OOD * » +e eRe eH De HK RH HD a. . g ; & t ‘ ‘ . T ‘ I » * * ~_ - * ~ * * > * F 7 * * 7 ” ’ . . + ° 4 e a K 86: t ict ly f ~ 15.86; lorth ver line : ae In the Superior vourt. . fen an Vis . _ ¢ . it . ) ay ~~ ¢ . tit € ‘ T ’ 193 Ol: 19% ).10; 3 40, l 4redell County. 1 t t n rorec ° : . staes 872 » te Lesm o TArnany “€zenby Monteonery Herdware vornipany ' ‘ c »* ; > - ‘ | f $ ‘ pail j Judgment aa tefendants, vs , C kH ’ that ¢h, Lleintiff recovel f f Lele } * ’ Is , iv + huh Ahh 4 / - ‘ ~~» * + 4 . ( ’ r . : - , Snel eum of Ve #. Murdock and J. », Lurdock i es es e al . “ 4 . . + . é ne i Sul > . . Ad 4 "LUA 2 9 a ‘ { 4 f ‘ € , . q 7 at re the undersiened seyventeebr } ; red £464 Se os { 1 ‘ oat — es . terest tnereon, &* me. & a in > on to be heard bef re vne und ) ‘ i fii A ad A ae A Aas y+ WU. i» i wi A hh This cause IOMiLN: Vil 447 7 as4t oe Af WW yeme-e t r the 23rd d f Janus 1951, oF ‘ert : eI 11 County on this thee lay of No LO,4) pe A € eurd d —— ae “€rk of the Superior Court of Irede Jounty 9 » oh i ‘ t that the complaint was filed in this yo * ber, 1934 end it apvearine to the court lat l } he ~ ae fe : sery with the - 4 , $ + Land iescribed 14 a } nd summons wat issued and served wi t , ; ; 1-4 ‘ ; .* ; «, 7 ' i Ae . Q Aw ’ + 5 7 10 Aeabace ° ed, id r i de eed t L Cause n the 10th day of Uctober, an u ‘ * eid indebt- toher 13th, 1934; that more than thi» leed 1 t ’ ler é t hye ] ‘ > t ntrreent r tne erore . sd Coms) + + r 5 ) Uctvooe!r ’ ‘ ’ " S ‘Smpleint on both of the defendants on a t yf «ensawer r emu t lescriptson ™ ty 4 defendents have failed to snswer or ons + ‘ + ‘ atA . e rv oe , 5 ++ +> > Gen =e . InpSLE YEseee = “ “@ ys have elapsed end thet the defend ul hat the sor annercrs to the sourt that th | | Scena to the plaintiff's cause of ection. It further apperr ‘ executed by the defendsnts to , ur ertein ection ts based apon @ note with amount ce! , , at t b Sad 93 witt { te . t t < 4 and er Gq 1é€ ) ) 359 ve n n ‘ ; + we ¢ | 586, Liroad ; x= bl L A ieseribed as fol Owe Wii nt = ‘h h c e is alence d Ve w res a ‘ pe Tete of six persent per annum from Feb. 21, a 7 i by deed of trust on reel estate, Wi ‘© court that said note is secured by 4 472 is described in the complaint and the deed of trust is recorded in Mortgage book ’ 94, page 5355, Kecords of lredell County, N. Cc. It further appears to the court that the paaintiff has advanced the sum of $8,80 for insurence prentums, r clerk Superior Noverber 9, 193, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged thet the pleintire Iredell County recover of the defendants the sum of ~959.56, with interest fron Pebruary 21 “= 9 ‘ statesville, N. C. 1955, until paid and the further sum of $8.80 with interestfrom this dete, until Te | yUunti In the matter of 2Z a’ ss r 1) paid, end it is further ordered shat the lend described in the Complaint end eo 7 as “alser & Casey, vs C. ©, Brawley, Mrs, ©, 8, rawley anc Martha \ row tained in the mortgage recorded in book 94, page 535, be condemnea and advertise +) tern Commercial Col ie i ‘ ren the Southeastern Commercila Olle se has been settled In full and voy are hereb vs » ‘ Ad mt y to be sold and to that end L. K. Lazenby is appointed a Commissioner of this court ‘ marnix 6 anme 0 S‘netana Sy ana ca awA ‘ : . authorized to mark the s > tO pri Clpal, interest and o st as hay > been settlea to advertise gaid lends as provided by lew end to sell the Same on the 7th day of ; in full. January, 1935, end out of the proceeds of such sale, first pay the cost of the , If you need any oter authority than this nlease let knoy e willl ce sale, second the cost of this action, third the taxes on the property,and out of ‘lai to furnish it, the balance then remaining to apply on this judgement, Very truly yours John L. liilholland JALSER & ay + Clerk superior Court Iredell sounty, ——— ee _ ~*~ * * * t * * * * ° * * * * HR eK KF KF Ok OK OK OK Ow Ok * * + eek KK ee K HR KBE ZIWs 7-_— xe eK KK KK A tT A a a vw ‘ . . North Caroll ay n Suverioyz - Iredell County, Fur PP SPODS OOOO O OOOO Oe 000s 0680060 e Me , * ‘ “ary Ausley Allison, Admrx. of : if) ’ j¥ K, Ausley, et al, : Vs. 8 . My Badinus fe a “eeeny mpanye : $ eC } re rt , ne + i ip i Gy» de fot rt te J 11 ‘ { “1 Yr ets. ( *4,.6.97 ) ridelity siery mpany accou sett) lance « ue, i iy ] to it ' fe 00, tha he collect 1 11 of t excent 5.00, ch ] ] { ° e xr + rts te ect t lanc é otes "6PsLowranc, struct! . rice real tate, the "uu stes ffer said vroperty for sale \ re r IS ™ the Truste lly sold s ty an’ after paying all taxes which had Crue » 6) ] Cceliver receivec the et 3) 10) 28 I Sal ile. a UE — 6ndorrer on gaid notes are insolvent and nothing re can 0 llectd = Sal te . at Ll claims have been previously passed upon d allowed, except clai th ity of Statesville for $623.9) for tax s alleced to be due arainst the és os 3 werty Slery Mills, the predecessor of the Hall Hosiery Mi ls, for the year 1920, 1 the Receiver has finally dis-al ed in view — Yeen in dispute and whicl of . Qo and orilor vyearge A _— » all taxes for 1926 a1 . °t of 1933 of the Legislature barring al aha and except the ‘75.00 report or the 10w collected all assets except those aha t aDsolutely worthless ue by Fidelity Nostery lills Company and ma kes the followin. Bae ae ® er : ie d et ra ae luda LNA the D(* ( f the lish rsements nade j Man a 1022 Hea no 5 We i, » Mar. lst, 42--"'0 alence on hend $113.18 f Sept. 20th, 1933-To rent from Gordon 10,00 | olf ity Hos y lls Cc idelity Hos es 1] Oe 146.97 ) Z+) z 7 = " ' ct. 135th, 1945- elit: ysiery lis Co. 50.00 | - } ) 42 , »14 wT ‘aynuw, a ¢ Ne Oct. luth,1935=—idelit ery Lils ° 50.00 Ae 2 1] Pe 4Z@- | elity oslery Llls Oe 50,00 ae th, 1945-13 lity Hosiery Mills Co. 50.00 | ve 4rd, 1935- Lit siery ls Oc 50.00 1 ’ . . . a mn. iat, 2 -Fidelity lfiosiery ‘‘Llls Co. 50.00 i tel/th,] - Lit: lery Mills vo. 25.00 . H t.22nd,]1 - ; ry lls Co. 25.00 4 } . , 4 te » 1 - ¢ : ery ° 25.00 ° ’ eridelity ex ills . 25490 Ve ] ~ 14 ahs lis Oc 25.00 -eel. oy s CO. 75.00 » 31st,193);- pler-Lowrance Le€ L 1942 @} re ce + ] Soe " T a+ > Ce t 9 on ] t 1 y . o . rd, ] - ] 74 1 } . , -rPreée tal lane at yhn As ev recormay, s the j atter, The Keceiver Lsbur ‘ ‘ ts \ € Ltion) 10.00 182); 43 qd 25.00 15.00 ranc 1.43 ’ 256 )O tatesville Lly 200 25.90 nse 10,90 _ fam 10.44 ener the Attorney ‘eceiver and the for the s< inal fee Allowed the of 100,00 as hi - 1 sum cent on the total repeipts oO e@ allowed 5 per a eden eto 1 by this report ac his commissions have been her ind disbursements in prior reportse (hat after the p ayment of . the ks | balance of the assets be paid over filed and provec amountin: to 1,002.63 that, he surety on his ee Ata 9 } 4 : » 4-1 bond then Dé Lscnarced 1Ip0O 7 ¢ ? + an rt owing gich disbursements. —* + " a | This November 16th, 1946 as f as , ’ e e Q ceiver worn *O uberibe fore me, a . Jonn Lie 47 ] ( eet ie FO ROO aemennnanyes _ ra z he or rol a, c " Iredell Intye "tail indaliellch cecilia nd ary Ausley Allison, rxe of : e7 + 7 * . ‘ . 7 > 4 . Se : all slery PANY e : RUOCGO 65 66556066608 6:56006655600 686605 t ‘ t . . , L & Ci ) a y + e 4 a Ld ‘9 r I ‘ $ ¢ a o 4 > od + cC) ] ‘ ‘ o- e] " ,4 ? Y . . ’ ¢ , u , 4 . f re , 1 ] 3 Ve c c rf ‘ = y er y C cat P a at 4 ‘ I i Y a e > @ 2 a ¢ 5 ~ + er ye . 4 e f 4 ‘ yt ) . . L » te2 LY e ¢ ut , lot : inal end LAL ing a 1 be = 17 , as ¢ ‘ . ‘ ] g * rt I I L i i be ‘ \ l te zed tat L if , anys all siery Con eT ae = rS7 oF =e Fa rth Cyrolina, In the Superior Court, te my opaTE: OF NE AROLINA, j ] ] i Rm tf lredell ounty. .: : . t oUriind UO} af i eceeveceeneveeoeeoeaeeoeeveeneeree eee ee eeere ) : i] 7 er oem ee —— 7 a ‘ ley ALL n, mest, Of ¢ Me fe DERAL th | ley, ot al : L iwi | p } . . LOY» . ¢ ; Plaintiff. | } $ | y ' “4 | VSe : A 4 he ( + ri i" : VSe 0 s i H ‘ Sg ry ) any $ . nr f Wi 111 ve : J, We Summers and wife, V. C. Summers ) Kt e : a D Waerane a To lee folland a on 4 \ | \ Ge Be B; Ts an 1 Mn tt AIL y i | eceoeeeereoeeeeseeseseeeeeeeeseee ee ee caters aa : : elect o . : ; 7 7 " | j mo Y) "Sg we ‘ 7] a sf >» John L. olland, Cler) e r Courtse Trustee an rS. e le | a ef'endar ta . we t E } ? ® @® @ % @® Q. Cc o ~<—> a | : : : : , ar livered to Phe leder S, de ° Gey ( \ y ¢ IU, ! , Gl ( L& rseme : t lees wif - — Hh Ay - — na ‘ Summers and wife, V. ° l Yr, ri gf | . = note even date er th, é t ( 4} Hi e 4 7 fn . ‘ . s 4 | 1 ‘ ir f N 1100,.0) , H 4 i] > | ; , . bd +Ve oe f 1 te ix (6%) per num 13 5 1,674.10 a . ; ‘ y? np s } car? ber ats i on ly 1 , : A : i ' % Oe iIiv*»r Cer + - ( 7 4 , r y and | e ‘ 2l, . ; - ‘ L div d e following | | ¥ 17 $ n v ' ¢ ‘ 7 ere / . ; . . . , f . c l entec ¢ . > 1 he ‘ } , 4 L] t certalr ece, e] >> c ’ I fs ) : ore . +4 : . re S, | 9 i , 4 > | ’ sey | ; .¢ { er Y 9 ’ H . « “ 1 " . . , se . . i . 4 ° 7 y : { s €, T¢ 9 + a : . } 44 refere a + i = hereof 9 v ‘ . Ze > ’ - . . 0.2 4 touche _ L 1 9 ’ 9 . f 1 _ t . » le , 9 ; , . t , ll: at ; y " Le ' ne ‘ , oe] . Yr + . « | nw 1 rs, r t } Vove vy - ‘ / ‘ Je . er eal j ' r eed: Jdesa - 4 ne I ced q+ a OC. 2 a. ] 14, in re 507 . 4 t 9 4 Yi¢ 100.0 Pr tredell County, , ti rolinae r rt rt t 27205 - 4 ( 1 s herein . -~- ¢ OY = 7 , > ‘ T ‘ ° ; : all than thirty (40) Y ¢ a 6 a ‘ ¢ 21.87 q ts i ; wee ae i | la’ one pt 1 harein a req re Wy v F 1,67), .10 ~S4NE, erly verified, was filed herein, 9¥ 4 a } ' sa t afendants? na it firther \ Lc} esiaent Ge ’ "'2CN was: lv an lecally served on all res T a + aE | , Bie f . ‘ 8nnaant+ 4 ae 7 ave neither appeal ‘ erec Y ins eC ber }it} 194); Ppearing that the deferidants ave ne ; the plaintiff’ facts alleged , ; 1. +f , ( net the Kkesnectfully eubmit+ ®reto and are now in default nd ta ne - , ‘ UO, | | ‘ im 9 trace herein Complatnt the condition of the mores e Me. Land qe tat” PL.) are true and correct, that Tr. land, heceiver losiery Company Kobert Ae mentioned has been broken and that there 1s now due and owins to the ries Forth: ‘That ollier be, and he hereby is, appointed Commissfoner 7 . iO blaintire +4 . , e = Rises te rti and s to the Ss 5 “Wy Pate : the above ces ibed indebtedness the sum of Twelve ihn dred Seve nteen 2 68/ of this Cort to advertise and sell to the last st bi r , r, upon the 0 00 / —— a 2 : i ae ee a a a be “}y +he . rare 7" and e *. ‘ - " : ($1217.63) Dollars, for all which the plaintiff 1s entitled to dema- terms nerein set forth, the mortgaged lands descr‘ in the Vo t herein and ~ Gemand judgment —? ae as cna 3 4 aaian a : . . os » therefore on tion laintiff's attorneys, report his proceedings hereunder with omple te 1 t his receipt: i gisbursements for further co erati rder ti Curt; that, less REI ' t REED: t1e nlaintiff becomes the I~cuaser, sSioner do require © successful a = : ‘ ; ‘ : al nett with hi ¢ } » xty 017 e (¢ it) } + Firsts: 4 t he nla HULT!, the ] ederal Land i ik Columhi a 1 nidder to i€pos Tt WLtn ) of iP 7 \ J I » AO LU OlG, Ve . , a ee ‘ eh or by certified check I st c faith, this j ent against e cefendants J. W. Summers and wife, V. C. Summers for the in cas I ie. ? - ‘- 4a ; ; Aen niied on the hi ule e i ° it € lve ed Seventeen & 60/100 2 68) 1 sia. sum to D oli - ’ i 20 / (91217.68) Dollars, with interest oa } . rn ca , hic ern ] ‘ + + e ereon at the rat tx (65) per centum per ennum from the te hereof until — ee ; I : , , -reor unt ae ; nas i é 12 nce - Ld, together 1 C ts and disbursements of this acti ; of accervtanc . C : , ] 4 's risk, on the same sales y or on som sequent sale: Ay, at e : it, less the lebtedness here due the pidder's risk, I tire SET } Oat : ee +4 : : option of the »laintiff or its attorney; ly us = L , l ¥ urse nts 2s action, © paid immedtatel- ; 1ediately, ' i ' ake the ¢s ieposit and t r er ] +r , ( rtrare t G t Te o Vy + iblie auctic axe Us - Mae AUCUL ] yt a : o a “ 747 just Cc e le 1 exc se ’ “a ; Beas e (t J Jane, 1935, in accordance . 1 ° : laintif! retains yitsasl , "9 roi ¢ Lex 9 Cex L? he cost ls action and the . + 3 7 n ¢€ on t s tay ( ieh e > antf ' ‘ i ; - ensati the Lo) ssioner in an a t at4 . e Qauu ; ¢ ve | ) I t € t l, ( r wit ll past . es ; given t eral L taxes ent . » s Li I Y is ; r 4 ia : Lie rt »-ad } c . F Yr ’ , rt for t efit of those ec + ene cary , Ol + 4 i aa . } = , ehe 11 7] a wi , + . : t r e shall be 011 : cash ( of the at O e { t ( n+ as ‘ 7 ~ t+ ay a © oa. , { | € I , aya ~ , } ri rt ; 4 y \ )e ] istall-entg, terest thereon fro: _ tant ros 1 1 , ; ‘ x (6%) -entum rer as) hs aur 4 17 t t 11 be ad the payment “ 1 t 6a $ e roceeas C, . : ot ’ l ensati ssioner, Nn! ond 1 OR 7 S : ro se ent c st unpalé, *} ] tt ( tls : stated. redit por the ] - Y) 5 . 4 + 1 1 ’ CCR } ] , 4 1] ond or te the purchaser, Séq y a a? I > er e » 4 o AGY c i I ¢ ver t PeMilsvsy . : . , + . i ted ’ L Js jall eC, . . be t he 2 er ( e Commissioner, and 5 . g © Ve 1} . 2 1 ¢ ( nd - - sii 1 PS, es e1 ( ” ‘ - e over one ‘ r s3; the s rst mor “— : ; is p 5 foner 7 ay Sry if tee Pie r . : e eC re shall be stared by the ‘ommi ssione ; rt ! . Yr 4 er * - P . bond or : é rt € over ‘ re es and tne 0° d s newest rre ad. : "GL d ob old r the & c reoy ae te secure: : ue . ; nthe? rcer ) 9 I PEOY a 4 eld hy the Co ‘ ner subiect to the furtne! . t € yee . . sie pa TAN i] 1d a rt; ] ed, ver, t the ur ser shall wm & hs ri t to J 00) : 5 —— ¢ ri rt. asn ( Y , nid } Clerk Ooi . ; rt e credit ti f the accepted bid. om c ] wt fon 4 iaing the . , ome 2 1 recordin- of all papers incluc6 ve eC : nae nerd : n¢ be ‘this the z van , ; 92); 5 VLCC, ver, at revenue stamps need not ord day of December, 17%i-« he 5 ha gery sda veyance to the pl tiff, should tt become the pure ne secur a al ce 1 4 lal ipa rolina In the Surerior Court Iredell County wenn --t . : rane QD re, eorce im oore, Hattie 2: . arlkea ' ’ ( > ‘ hh re Parker, « vs ore, che : 7 + 7 a ry wr k, ert L. “ilkerson, Martha : 4 3 a T Taye te, ith rs, . ‘ srs, dames : > alraA (otra? tr TT? ¢ e © V- rs, Lake Zyers, ry chs Stilee : F's . . rs $ f 7 nm ) wm eae a oe ee ee Leolm, : : ie } Ve : . a. Johy e 4 lin, Trustee, : } -— oe ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee eee ee eee —— oe ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee : ? : is cause om i ( > be heard bef , lL "TO ead YNlatint + nlal L ; a i + | ¢ yo ¢ + i inv 1 a= r ¢ ea y * 4 a ¢ < > ay , ° 74 - T ! i 9 on or ¢ ’ . Ly O C a | 7 7 1 e n > ; : H 4 . re ¢ Yr ; ~ , 4 , 1 Y Y " 47 ° ai 3 4 ok ; Abb ¥ * 8 ~ * i ons, r t . a . 8 2 z I tap f yp I 4 Z $7 Lt tg t CO G00 4 686566480486 6 * $ Y ‘ 4 2 oa 3 ‘ + 7 Y’ Py 9 5 i ye I f n+ 4a v ‘ ’ , ” I 9 7 ® : { : 5 d re ; \ { acl , - ‘ . Sai l } e i q r ley ar of ADPLl, i+ the oO th ay about ‘ 40ft a ny are prothers or sisters who ar na the Corrt f er ster of John e moore, Moore; 4 an 191 16 ce 29 eased. w wv 483 the Court findine further that the plaintiffs by First Securities Company of Mooresville, rth Car ooccecccceG3, 59200 OL tne proceeds of Ln thi h nds of t ie de ‘en ia es Jo} n |} lf » La 14 a ey lee Federal Yheck CEN. tie eeee beh h eS O Oe oes eereesees@ 32 nN urther as @ atter of law c t the YOVI sin of said Paid Ae Ke Raymer, Attorney fee in cause + } ] Mel Ju ents ar ecrees of the Clerk fo Supertor Court of In Byers et al ve. John Rh. MeLaucilin, Tr. 300.00 “recell County, North Hi arolina, herein above set forth are null an: void and wit - eff. Paid John L. Milhélland costs in cause ¥e t effe ct: mond a1 @ = ( ana , y ; a9 an hot pi ; m a 1 a that . S. vers et al Ve Je Ne uc i , La 6 —-_ < } , ‘ es at . r uperio rt was t t authority t re ‘ ‘BE Sala orders set tow , . 7 , 2 Orth p id ‘ e rers Gisbr t \ eeoreeeeeees ce harei aAantat Dale ° ca . >. 2 i : erein, contained in sa ecr: firnin tes, and hea acs a€ § F Lf 0 uUrisdin¢ . . “se SOULCULON 2 7 1 wtivir ALetrnihvtiy ; } ction I Q Lé ene ne oe , ' ve . 4 eeer eevee £.@ a bo special roceed s other than t , irm sal sales: i 4 we . sak $ ~ +- Y Pal rt rson t ce ceees ° roen 3 > ive ’ I re 4 ¢ rt 2 , t > $ V< ern ‘ x76 raic Me +e @ 1 ~ eeeee e ’ } 14 > 7 ° A ) 4 , , 3 I er: I rected 7 te I eeereeveer *e . ; 0 i if s yo wet, ° “ . + i ar TLite ent , nt 5 ’ J + t Yr, I hite ‘ ia 4 ¢ 1) . 1 * 6 ‘ * ‘ v eeeeeeveeeeee ~e f : : . ’ ° erson -sev'nth (1/7) now 4 i L A ers Lst L ‘ eeeeereeeeeere it \/ @ , . S x rs ie a c ; . o ’ I > * r La I Oat ty. aa rj rs ; eeoeeeerereeees bb © 1/28 ae ee +an . , tex rs. Le ¥, —_— I Zz gga See eS - . ; 7 ‘ — s L re) tne cas va r 1 y in —_ : : a . ] ! ¢ reese > . “@ . A ~ . : o de ? ~ { (1/):) ve ¥ a a eeeteeeeeee e Sy Lf CCe ve eeeeree e e I r ! . +4 a e . * i . - r + eee ee ee © *~9 7 J \ I G 7 ’ + er I ( se e ‘ eeeeeee , - \ - 7 e0ee0e — IS 7 - ‘ tt ee . . 4 wv *+ha . ee ‘ — AL ALG OO a >} , . ry « a I a1 7 ® ° truste ma a . + here, Z sa Le Mil I seine a gene acne CD er} ner ri } : ¢ 4 ° i ,¥ ol ee | + + 7 . z I 1 Qi Lin@e 4 5 4 17+ . en , ail i — — Nant Al a 4 Vv s j c — erio rt y - I z iin, Lor ‘ I a enema ee 7 — _ Tbe { * =e --sme > { $ : rS.« "a » re, . : { ° \ " / , : ‘ aaa — _- LL "+ ! a ree e re, fe : ise ) : : a > | @ in the powe ’ - for tne State of ee, heretofore inted by the Court a (ioe sé | . ment anc ~e } r y nkins , ae ts the llowing a true and correct statem > Com we 1 os ot <a eee Oe ee ee ; | I e . hy ise i j } } +1 at e ed by , rk of Superior rt trust funds deposit 485 1Meard and beine heard hy +r . ; heard by the UNGEePsi on eg rt of lredell County, on this 17th day of Be a : 97) ‘ ' t D cember 193h, and accumulated interest to October l, 19%u, 1 ch a ast el eard upon the duly verified complaint filed in this enause sole justly ©” [t apveari to the @ourt that a copy of sate vert: 1 , a ; , , a silk 4 , J . bs V Tr ad COMmDN)] 44 : . ; .¢ Dlaint to r {t is order a a 1¢ . decre-: r ( urt + 1+ t ether with a copy of sunmons was duly served upon the defendants on yp 1 . } } aa, vember ti Lai tiff recover or ¢ € ) ‘ rally um e I J Vv + = = * 1th 193) the} an thirty dave ve elanse at, : ie DL Y , an 1 ou, vs ve a a ce saic § 3 , +3 57 7 { | . 8 service and Af) 5 -ether * inteors + 4 he I z . os y } $6,733» i r | er ’ a O¢ f lea ¢ + ’ 7 5 " , ! . and eee e cost ) t act y + é 4 ECs 4 Vs } ' ' . ' ’ 4 mrt thet th ‘ , i z I 2 v { ¢ s ; a ae . : 74-1 5 te » -« By York ttness my hand anc office eal, r, the 17 4 " i ly yt ay ca af j " { , ® ° . . . rk, - } a | } ece iner, 7 jr+re f 1 f t | eIirP 4 | ) 17 c e : ] Ln & ) Cir inal tannin 5 sees : aa +s ¥,C0tvner J le ] L } eee er EL LI LI IP - ww we we ee iti ] ‘ int ‘Act te etober ] 1 } 17 ; yLerk U reve Ure ‘ 1 . » ’ 1 C hitch ine ‘ y é l f de y . LC nts c Cc } ‘ f° . e rs + ’ vi ’ , rt i ° ap r | , . ite P * . r . . r LY sever ; = oo r 4 e4 lr - : ~ 069, r ter r 7.05 fr rl, 133) A 2 : gurney P. Hood, Commissioncr : ’ - ; . rir ° : , he I Pe of anlks 0 the tate f y A ie Ms lina on relati f V : Nor LL ym red f + , € er 17 Z I as , , é 9 = ® / the re ts Yr” rs ) - resvil ) ) ’ _ ' coiumapeceneiiasmaniasieiamnatpemesiininatiaamee ee s ¥ . yy! nt urs . (\ I i 4 . V Janes ° n Y Je Le arrle ) y a t j Le : . - - m4 @ c 7 ’ | , ; indersi lerk Lor , “ P . y 7 5 ] \ : : ’ ear oO . y t ‘ : 4 Tr , ’ , : laint ° > 3 I ¥ ore ) ’ sy e ¢ Cé , ‘ 5 1 1 t i ” ¥ 4 n fT n zz I a y ; : y rovide 7 A m . , i ¥ ‘ . , = 4 ' iri ¢ , ere —_ " » Be tees ro y note duly executed by , . . . V - 9 ° } t tly ‘ f Y , n . I j f i 1 ] U : | ‘ ed : . —— ndoer ‘ y? by 7 «1 t . , . )4 ' ' rt ¢ + ‘ er dies a ; hy , ~ 9 ’ ¢ re 1 ‘ . «a ‘ f , re . ose a 9 re Cy, I , c e ‘ tint fLlle , 4 n ] nud ’ ; aver r tne l De ds lai nts ¢ ¢ +- 3 T ants 1 P oe aa inti er of / ( ndant ; 1 as ly servea . ¢ . ¢ 7 7 | ti] I t ‘athe $4 5 ¢ ‘ . “ 75 00 fr oF r ore t 1a t ‘ Me g a F 4 ’ , + t : ost ts action as taved by this Court. aw the ss 2 » 2 t wypon wl : 7 r} : C SkTVLC yimons a7 , P 1 Lh fa Monday bec er ] it - 1D De I : ‘ : tania “An nis IGA y tness my nd and official ’ ‘ : > ¢ 1 <» “re . ° s } ny i J f | , } the ey ¢ 5 ‘ 4 rt 4 4 ats Se ased upon U { 8410 , : 7 | 4 AC] in ¢ ; t and tyat JO6nn Le rte eS. " 4 4 ; ; X =f - OU } borrowed by efendants from the » lainidf —Slerk Superior Court. f a +i ff an * A 4 be be y ae ts to the plainvires ; wei ff OF rt i i 1 to the plat tit +ac ,O U sum of $17+39 Le } UE 1 € ) sete te sete dtat yi! ) ald siwmons ret with @ AA we ; eae OH4 , 4 sald swnmons, together with a copy said complaint was {] ‘Tt Sif R] q RT, : ] Ply ) duly served on each of the above named det dants; and it further a} pearl we ™m f 9 + § m % ‘Te haw ¢ t ° to the Cc urt that more than thirty cays have elansed since service of said ide mrney P. Hood, Commissioner t sumnons and com; laint on the defendants, and that efendants have falled of Banks for the State of North J ‘ Carolina on relation of the ) to appear and answer, demur, or otherwlhs: le to said complaint within the ; Harmony Banking and Trust 0 ( JOMPANY e time allowed by law and | at the time , swer or obherwts lend) ts now } } 1] 7 Vs ( a) a aa eee tee ae expired; {t Ls, t} erefore, oO) Lac red, >?’ red, 1) ny ecreed HK dln { t . a) > > ’ . ( he 7 + ‘ . r > Ne e Ce Holmes, '. G. Holmes ) laintiff recover of the defe : t y a i Y e Re Hol CSe ' - | Hundr ( \ 500,00) ol iL rs ith ter e Y 4 12 \ | l i it th rate O 6 ner » “4 d, ' r , ' . € ve entitled cause of action coming on to he heana ; bh ' , 4 sAT n being : t1 ,) 4 t Lived by ‘ ler] et. { o ‘ , € e t ? ” ‘ Y ( , nY,Y I ) 4 I rt re € l + ) this h ] ‘ ‘ . - ’ a nt ny en } Le } Nn sé t ) | . ; ! I { a 1 ] SF e saat if ‘ r ] f c le . e f € ts, ar - + i ( ) T se f = } North varolina, "> ( 1) ‘ oO . ( efend- tif Iredell Uounty, In the Supe rior Court, , 1 a*) O t sai t is past du ie a rer Peoples Loan and Savings Bank ‘ ’ OF , , “yr y” } { vs j JUDGE! 4 .4 4 . ~” of ' , +4) Yrs, A, F, Williams ana Fred Rominger 4 . t ) er Li , , | seals —— Ld, om Thig cause coming on to be heara Selore the undersigned v.erk of this 17th oe Gay of December, 1924, anu it appearing to the court that summons and complaint in P es ‘pam , ' ; 19 a ‘ + ar ( non tt) fendants j — Soe , ' this action were filed om Novemver Yth, 1yé4 anu served Upon e de ants or . y Yap: ‘ ger f ; Novem ber luth, 19e4; that mor tian thirty days huve ¢ lapsed since te service ' * , ; : ‘ 1 2 a - 5 le tc smeiaiiansemaapennill L olland acumen the summons aud compluint on the aefend rnts ana tha the defenuunts have failed to ’ 7 Se ar a I ' eéerior rte ; r - :fe ‘ ‘ pie + fo nt aa) DI I tl answer or gemur to tie plaintiff's cause of action, 2h tu Appears c { real te int is @ne- Court trut the action is for the possession of real estate uuu pu , 2 titlea to th relief demandea, —>]<> —_ “" 4 +} 7 li ; - a , = It is, therefore considered, ordered ana adjuaged that the plaintiff ve an yropertty escrived in the come it is hereby entitlea to the possessivh v4 the propertty a y hold posse 33ion thereol, ne Paaiut ana tuat the defe.dants wrongru.cy nae It is further ordered thut tie sheriif of Irede 2 County imnediate.y piace m nd Cc jes ° Ve Clark, oS the Claim of possession thenof ana dispossess the de fendun taf It is furtuer ordered that the defendants be tuxed with tie cost of thds , 8¢tion, 8 C ‘ln ] t enr f 6] ear before His fonor, 1 it Johu L, Miltolisaas and Me 1 erior Court for dell County, ; I irt f I Irec Ulerk Supe ri or Lourte- Iredel. Vounty. earl | rt thet the h tow ae 3), the plaintiff ) Vv \f ente sbe Y, Alt ; named defend Ls urt against the above na ed Hee + ' ' ‘ 108 if q 4 a Pa , this offt¢ Lith day of Ss ptember, 19 Al) filed i t qa co 1} iT 3 ou ‘4 further a nearing that on the 13th 489 NORTH CAROLINA, | IN Tn SUPENIOR COURT CAROLINA | NORTH CAR IREDELL COUNTY 1 : : Te. + a y Wh 2 +? Antenm OF IREDELL. | BEFCKE THE CLERK IN THE SUPEKIOR COURT P. Hood Vommis for the Stat I Realty Purchase Corporation Plaintiff. rmonv RenbkF o ap 6 b4 DaMIAL : ’ 1 . ’ ny of Harmony, -VS- JUDGMENT / =S 5 2 2 ¢. E, Stevenson and wife , ve Edna Stevenson, ; aia ae he tie TLIX, tie Le 1.00TE, L. C. Steele and C. A, Deerman. a a mee ee eR Se [S. Ic Ic 1G =a 3 Defendents. * ~ ) — oO ° ; . This cause coming on to be heerd and being heard before his Honor, t The above entitled c&use coming on to be era Berore tne undersé LO] © undersiened a = - h . , Paan 8 Y , . T sof a . £+ —— i Sle Superior vourt of Ireu:il County on iiondey December 24th, end being he John L. Milholland, Clerk of tue superior vourt of Iredell Count), ani it eppearing i + eg Ghdbu VOLO 166% 1 t Ly verified compleint filed by the pleintiff « to the Yourt th: t summons wes issued in the above entitled cause on the 26th dag of | tiff and Ts - nkaetvue tA tha eu fhe k wea 5 or November,1934 and at the t'me of the issu:nce cf said summons 4 duly verified com- j Tt a ri P tie vourt tnat more thah thirty davs have €lepsed since - . rev. au ; ; “ ie ee : oF ; plaint was filed in t e office of this Vourt; thet a copy of tie summons and comp- t Guly verified cc leint i LS Gf e in t office of the | leint were served of each of tiie defend nts on the 27th day of November, 1954; that | Cle f superior C t, on ince sumnons C of séid compleint wes j ‘ ' no enswer, demurrer of other pleading hes been filed in is cause, and that the ' + ~~» c - . a time for answering, demurring, or otherwise pleading has now expired; and it further 2 J €: r we os x ~9 , s I ’ . . re ¢ . e 1X, neve t appearing tc the Court from the allegetions conteined in the com ht that the I 1 > L 1ef d S sre t ch tts a Sl eee are ee : plaintiff is e corporation organized and existing under and by vitue of the laws of : 1 ¢ i to t leintiffr in f (1500.00, together $+ + kk ack no ; : the Ste‘e cf Deleware and licensed to do buéiness in the vtate of Vort: Carolina; -\ . sii 02 SU S9ed0 accumuleted ir rest to October lsb 1954, and ci thet said plaintiff acquired the roperty described in tne com int by deed ex- S$ 18 e6Vi ced Lssor’ te stone t defendents écuted by Victor S. Bryant, substituted trustee, on the ot: day of vecembel 1955, 11 S sé til CC leint in this case and thet a ‘ ; seid deed being recorded in the office of tne Kegister of veeds for Iredell County H 1 : \ in Deed Book 1] at re 505: that on the 7th dey of Februar; 1934 the plaintiff + therefor ila . . sii @ age Vo 5 : on : . : " au is,tneretore, orcered , edjudeed eni decreed by tne Court tet tae ‘ ist ¢ + ' ¢ caused to be issued a notice to CO. E. Stevenson and wife Bdne stevenson bo vecete 4 (ass . 1 l : @ bse ix and uw, L. hk.oore, 16 Sum ol f 12 :, said property withén ten days from date of service of seid notice; tat notice was ; wel PEs L, rwitn the sun of $39.35 accumulated interest to vcte . e muary. 1934: and it furthe aring i lst , served on the defendants on the 7th dey of february, 1954; and it furtiler eppear. ‘ ABU 1404, U L paid end for the oe of tnis ection es taxed by tne ULer ! oa to the court from the allecations in the complaint thet the pleintiff is tne od e n an +4 : end entitled to the possession of the erty; os o -+ » Vas v - +. y a € A lu ‘ cc C E ‘ Jeg] ails 1a V fey . } j j } ; , : Sith holdine seme from the plrintiff end thet 16 preinvi = ‘ . feo 2 . } eive remissi f tour for oT , time to { newer 2 } 2A CAVENSLON On. vi VY a4 tot 7 £4 , £ ts: t a ate possession of the propertydescribed in seid © Te | “SUSE. 21iS Matter is continued se to ther. | — - ; " Aered i'udced and decreec ; Lit NO. THELEFORL, it is considered, ordered , adjudged and decre 4 lS SS Fi" Srnd and i ; of é ? + Se Te% n Hey 24t 1904. 9 1&4 9 wSecEe WUGa “,*t ‘ ‘ 4 L 2 i lls ‘ I and entitled to the Thet the pleintiff be ef@d it is hereby decle red the owner a! f rf : ; : . } O Le wAilholland : 4 i ‘| eT IL > ve 4 4 A €7] Ol w~V i be re i] r c imediate p< f the verty described in the compleint filed herein. possession of t r rvy NH, : i : ae lly with hol@ing possession “hat the defendsents and each of them are ! ‘ ith holding } + by + , e j of the property described in the eampleint from th pleintiff and it is hereby or ; : maddie s said propert fered, ed judcea end decreed tict the said deféndants {mmedieteky vacate s y lan t nd ¢ nde and Sunrender sare to the plaintiff, and upon their failure to vacate ena surrender 7 -edel ount) s hereby ordered to {d premises to tne plaintiff te s eriff o: 4redeéii County is he {d plaintiff in possession of the seid provo- A eje “Ct seid defendants from, and put the sé erty de Scribed in the compleint filed herein. 494) III That the defendantscbe texed with the cost of this action, John L. Milholland ican . CLERK SUPEREOR COURT OF TREDELT COUNT — , ‘cee eRe D BR RR Oo OR OO sees ee ee THe SeEKSRHKR EKER HEHE BRA HK DB HE bs x ke KR OK KR OK OK OK OK OH OX r STATE OF NOKTH CAROLINA, 1 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL. j ORDER CONFIRMING SALE ’ , - - D. Vickery and wife, tulalia Vickery < n ee ee ee 7 5 . On hearing the report of scle filed by the Commissioner in the above entitle cause, on the 2lst day of vecember, 1954, and it appearing to the Court that the sale was duly advertised and held in eccordance with baw, and that no exceptions have deen file ; to the report,and the requirements prescribed by law to obtain a resale of the property 4 have been c molied with, it is : . ORDLRED that the proceedines, scle, and report of the Vommissioner be, ani the ere § roved end confirmed in all res»ects. IT IS Ful JRVEKED that the vommissioner, uvon compliance with @bd the teris ’ > and conditions of € sele, meke, execute, ena deliver to the purchaser e proper end sufficient deed nveyance of € land, and tnt v. Bb. Myers, tne purchaser, be et 3 sessi of f remises un the roduction of a Com issionergs deed. / . , 7 : ter deducting IT Is wh URD J) Bhat t).e purciese price of the land, ter ceducting + , : , . a rT of . vel & ex 5 O02 S le, including the commissioner8s fee in the stm of fifty sller 50) OO) _ ‘ p : . ; e then assesse. ity d ars (¥50.00), and the cost of this action, end all unpaid taxes then asses : 4 inane’ : are net he — A ini 724 ° 9 . : " 4 he y ru: $$10.%. i - iSt tne property, be credited upon « judgement taken herein; end thet tne com ' = . . . it ° + + P ' ] . } Suonit to tie vourt a state ent of his disbursements of the proceeds of the selé. ¢ Vs ‘ ) : ‘his the llt dev of eanuery, 1950. John L. i.ilholland Clerk Superior Court. ’ / , f , 5 dre, ; a / ’ ( : ; ° sil eae >- i tC, )9 ” wiles > ao — ey ye ty Acmer 1G =. oR. eS eee ~ ee Se ee T » ile A “ ler ‘ ~ Stiieniediie a tei kd eer | \e * "J —_-—- Judcment yg 7 J i i ; : ' i - : , : RI RP NORTH CARU..1-\4 St ati . “9; 4 r i Lis ai ‘ : : (DER I a. ———— ee / : . - e . , : Vv ’ rth sser “we a . ng ne ge ee ° ~? n RK ] R ® ‘ . a . e ~ ~~ 497 tenn 7 . : aia aaa aes . . . + ; 7 *, . 7 , . , , ee ee ata ee o - a . . ’ = uf Sia { | } } | se 68 «se #8 © - ne ne eS ea ae ee } + i GS c t t ns } { | ‘ } | ' } } i re o> = oe) Bee $3 = 33 ~ 7A . ” } . ’ j - ! ‘ ' eS } i . ” ; } . } ’ ; ; ; } “~ ; “ ; ; is ; oO “ ' n~ a - ” . - . - . < . . i 5 © _ 7 ° . . . . oR - eure pciiietnnshieiiisites eas: a bn North Carolina, Iredell County. IN THi SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1935 505 MONDAY JANUAKY 2e8th., 1935 In the Superior Court January Term 1925, Be it remembered thet a@ Superior Court berun and held in an@ for the State and Vounty eafores id, on the oth Monday before lst Monday in karch 1935, the same “eing 28th dey of Jéenuary, 1935, when ani where His lionor H. Hoyle Sink, Judge presiding and Holding Courts for the Fifteenth Judicial Dristrict spring Term 1955, is Solicitor is present T VWoore ve ‘te v.06 Cc, awvy present and oresiding and tne Honor: ble Chas. L. Coggin, and prosecuting in the neme of the State. High oheriff of -redtll Jounty is present end returned into open court tne nemes for the first week rT), The followings Months; J. :. swain, o* the following 1 and lewfull wen to serve as jurors this tey Lhe Ape sOurt, lLoewit ere drawr Y yyend Jurors fc f eriod of Six hy > 4 . TrVini de j G Any 4 ’ ibe e na! eC, e i\e { rawiey, . } ‘ wile ey ePpy hamna ae lexynnde J. He Cr nford, John Goble, Hal .. vlerk, «. 1. Mayberry, +-nhomes, i. alexander, ve art iur, maither, We e Wan, seq buro sOl pe Lp bie we wil +GiU5, Ve ‘e@ TOULTLaN ’ E. vb. Allison, ‘lenry Setzer, oni ~. J. stack. .. Me. Cooper, was appointed ani sworn as foreman he Grand-Jury. t f f er of rand-Jury. le - white, was appointed &n ) 1 The following were sworr et j rs, ‘ . Corne is, Le Le cCoy, , , ’ rlir » E, Holmes, !!. b.. Shaver, P. V. Brawley, i, Fy MASON, He Uo MEDAAN, be be Kincaid,. J. UO. Gray, was excused D sourt. « Ve Sloan , not to be f ° r y rserker tLe a owir were sui ised & te smn » to we “PVin, y Parker, u “ETULN & Ke K. Harris. 0. 1 | ASSA bat i lias Us ; vs | turner ii, keavis { No 9 i seer Ve G 4 Aaite eo , e: > 4 34 cj le % ital ‘failed und Failed. Judgment Nisi vs | t set a ‘ er on bondsman. Vs Jenes 5, Jes) No. § Stete vs “8rold B. Stcwert No, 4 State V8 H "arold Bb, Stewert No, 9 Stet, vs A. N, Hernan — a ee —_— a oo — ~- —— a ABANDGM EN ‘ £ Alias Ceanrles. SEDUCTION Continued. BAS‘ ARDY Continued. GIVING WORTHLESS CHLChs Alias Capias. 906 No. 8 State vs Henry Hines No. 9 State vs Peu]l Thompson No.10 State vs Dewey Meadows No. 12 State vs Jake Brown No. 14 Stete vs T. E. Bass. No. LS & 16 State V v No. 17 Btete vs “orreay 411% a: vErrey niliilam Sam Linker No. 2l State vs Cherlie Gardnez No. 22 Stete vs Albert sher No. O% tete vs Os. Bo State vs No. 29 State vs Hope E«.rnherdt, No, 30 & 31 Ste te ° x Bill RKumple No. 32 State vs “ve T. Brightwell — ~~~ ee —_ << — — ~<~- <= ee oe === ee ee ee ee ee ~<a —_—— = ee ee ee ee <— a a — ee ee ee ne en ee ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1935 MONDAY JANUARY 28th., 1935, NON-SUPPORT Continued under former order, POSSESS LIQUOR. In custody of sheriff until cost is paid, DRUNK AND DISORDEI.LY In custody of Sheriff until cost is paid, TRANSPORTING AND POSSESS LIQUOR. Defendant called en@ feiléd. Judgment Nisi Sci Fe and Instanted Capias. and Instante@ Sci Fa on bondmans. SEDUSTION Continued. FORAPPYV FORGLHY SOhtinued. BPERAT? SLOT MACHINE Lefendéent called and @eiled. Judgient Nisi Sci Fa and Instéater Cepias. A Dw Vv fee dhe Defendent is in custody of with the judg 9th of Feb defe:. dant 1 the Court pending his compliance rent of the Court. Capias to be issued on the ruary 1335 in the event this cost is not paid, The to go without bend. sontinued under former order. ToT ArT wv? b > YRIOVING CAR 2 OAILCATED . ; ' : astenter Defeddant called and feiled. Judgment Nisi Sei Fa and Instenie . ® vapl1las. TRaNSP¢ LING were, BOSSESS?L QUOR. Alias Canias, Removing Crop. verendent called an@ failed. Judgment Nisi Se 4° plas., Instanter Sci Fa on Bondgjman. 4 Fa and Instante? INJURY TC BUILDINGS. vefendant called and failed, Judgement Nisi Sei } vepies, and Instanter Sci Fa on bondsman. ’a and Instente? 20ST, Continued for Cost, Bh EAK AND LNG ER? Nol Presed b , r 3 , i se y order «f the Court. COST. Continued for Cost, No. 33 / state vs J. M. Lyles No. 34 V State vs Eustice Daniels No. 51 State vs Claude allen No. 60 State vs Ed Chambers No. 66 Stet: / vs Floyd atts No. 6° Jtate vs Floyd watts No. 52 State V ovs Marshall JCrouch No. 42 forete vs Everrett r- br ~ = ct — No. 39 ~ tate vs rates White No. 40 etate / ¥8 Yates White No, 41 State / vs Yates White No, 43 V State v8 J. L. HeBride J No. 44 State Vs Robert Pearce —_ se ee _— a IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1935 MONDAY JANUARY 28th., 1935 207 DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. Defendent called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanted Cepias. and Instanter Sci Fa on Bondsman. SEDUCTION. Defendant called and failei. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias, and Instanter Sci Fa on Bondsman. TRANSPOLKTING AND POSSESS LIQU, Defendent comes into open court end Pleeds Guilty as charged, to possessing liquor and transpo: ting. It is ordered end adjudged by the Court that the defend- ant be confined in tne com.on jail of Iredell County for a period of SIXTY DAYS end assigned to work on the hoads of the State as provided by law and pay the cost. Capias to be issued as to tie imprisonment sentence at any time within four years of this date, upon motion of the solicitor made in open Court. LAKCENY Defendctti comes into open court and pleeds guilty to lare- cengy of property of velue of less than @ 20.00. It annesring to tne Court and the Court finding &8 & fact thet the tne defend :t is less thetn thirteen yeers of age and that the punishment for the crime with which he was originally cherced does not exceed ten years, the Court 1s of the opinion and so lds at it has no jurisdiction and he is ordered into the custody of tne Juvenile officer of Iredell County for dispos tion as provided by law. It is further ordered that his plea of guilty siali ilsewise be sen@ to the Juvenile Court. usa oe ne ASSAL Lad ud d J Dodd sud” \ e ; la 9 Defendent comes into open court ena pleads guiir) of } ‘ ’ + 2 arTrgs? Assault with Deadly “.eapon as curred in the warrant. : ‘ «+ + Pons . 7 ‘alati n d Judgment of the Court 1s thev tue Defendant be con ned in the Common jail of lredell Counvy/ane assigned to work r : ) ‘ ¥ . ry r ’ on the roads of t State as provided by lew end pay the ds f the State ; ‘ j j apiaes tot issued ¢ to the imprison- cost of this action. Caples to be issued SS 9G L son- ment sentence at any time wi n two years of this dete upon the motion of tie Solicitor 6v term time. TRANSP I POSSES CUOR. a Tisalve JI’ Liiva Ally PUD oswv fay . om a ; sa Defeudent comes into open Court i pleeds guilt to Tran 2 = oo : : +} we y 3s liquir 4s Cc ed in e werrent. svorting end possess liqur 45 clrrees ’ a oe st 4 ) t ig that tne ie7 lé a sOB’s, t udgi eri. Ol ou Ut 4d at this bern. GAs.BLI 7. to tre Superior Court from tne hecorders' court [The & eas ( y.i€ Py no Z he me t the fud ‘ment of withdrawr , racd ’ “ v ow 44 vu , was Wit 1rawne. ib 1409 : Ss 7 ace the Kecorders' Court ana pay the cost in tnis vourl. SS ioe ] t verior Court from the Hecorderg': Court Th sVeCaL tO ( ws i i wOUus : ' 2 a aaa ei tnacan Tt is ordered thet ne meet tne —* of ae Geeeene oe? GOe t in this Cour the hecorde rs' Court 6na in _ € pay tie we = = . rT rT) TRAIT 3P ING N PUsCVtinwv 4 , LIQt one eee a tees * = : = 47 A true bill TOCUC] rok Odrlasso POSSESSING LI aA tne bill ~ 2:1) POSSESSING LIQUOR. y SP\ TING GolwvwliNuw wad TRANSPORTING Ali PUsawolw A true bill NONSSUPPORT A true bill POSSESSING LIQUOK A& true bill , ; ; / i / ' 908 No. 28 State vs Carl Chapman No. 88 & Stete vs Reuben Br Marvis Vil No. 69 State we VS Oliver No. 62 State vs ierman No. 43 Stete vs QoQ 61 an a ba err Lowe ~ don er R IN THE SUPERIOk COURT JANUARY TERM 1935 MONDAY JANUARY @8th., 1935. MURDER Before the jury was empanelled the Solicitor announce a that he would not ask for e verdict of murder in the *f degree but would ask for a verdict of murder in the Resi degree pr mans;sughber, as the evidence warrants, — The Defendant through his counsel Buren Jurney and ¢ D Moss, pleed not guilty. Whereupon the following funy Ob sworn and empanelled; M. S. Cornelius, L. L. NeCoy, 4 : Sherrill; Thas. G. Shaver, P. V. Brawley, k, F. Mason, ¥. J. Marlin, A. H. Boggs, H. L. Kincaidy T. E. Ervin, and Rc Parker. ’ oy At the close of the Stete's evidence the defendent moved for judgment as of Non-suit. Motion allowed, Defendeah dis. charged. BREAK AND ENTER. A true bill \pwbosm VAD WTI eeInvnT CADpPrrny UPrLhnaéald CAR wid Ww 2 Uni true bill > r LARCENY A true bill. ( ABANDOMENT AND NON-SUPPORT. | Defendent through his counsel vc. D. boss pleads not guilty | to abendoment end non-support as charged i: the bill of in- § dictment. The following jury were sworn and empenelled, kK. S, Cornelius .. Le. keCoy, hk. E. Holmes, H. Ma.Sherrill, Thas. G. Shaver, . V. Brewley, Kk. F. Mason, «. J. harlin, a. he Boggs, [I. L. i. ° Ervin and Koy Barker , for their verdict say, Kincaid, i. &k. : ; : ai a 1. 1935 Sourt tekes recess until Tuesdey Morning vanuely 29th., +9 LL4 rvTrTrTy aw TT CLUUL Pihiwie L Lancs oOo N THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 TUESDAY, JAN. 29, 1935 s Honorable urt aes ee ee " This. | Cou convenes eccording to adjournment Tuesday Morning January 23, 1955 at 9:50 o'clock for the dispatch of business No. 45 gtate Vs. J. L. McBride No. 45 State Vs. May Templeton State Vs. Carl Wiegins No. 64 State Vs. Msrvin Houston wr . NO. 65 Stete Vs. Marvin Houston State Vs. Knox Brown wr } NON SUPPORT ; This case resumed for triel. at this point the fefendmt withdraws his plea of not guilty and cnters a plea of guilty i. _— : » : : . ; © as charged in the bill of indictment. It is therefore ordered thet the defendant be confined to the common jeil of Iredell County for « period of ten months and to be assigned to work on the public roeds of State as provided by law. FORIIFICATION ..ND ADULURY ' } A true Bill. ‘ } LARCENY A true Bill. | ASSAULT \.ITH DEADLY \LAPON } Defendant comes into open court end through his f plea of guilty as is cherged in the warrant. } Judgment of the vourt is that the defendant be confined to the komnon jail of Iredell County for a period of Eight Months and assigned to work on the public roeds of the Stete as provided } counsel enters OQ GuUe \ , 0 on by law, end pay a fine of ¥lo.0 cost. Capies to issue for the imoriscnment sentence to go into effect upon motion of the Solicitor et eny tine within four years from t is date. The fine end cost to be vaid at this ter court. t ASSAULT ON FEMALE } Defendant comes into apen Court ena throus is counsel | pleads guilty es charged in the warrent . } Judgment of the Court is thet e defendant y the cost jof the Court at this term. It is ordered thet ié gun urne ver to the Sheriff and confiscated as provided by law. |} LARCENY } Defendant comes into open Following jury was sworn ana ©! : Cornelius, lee L. McCoy, H. M. Sherrill, Thomas v. Shever, 2. Ve Brawley, R. F, Meson, ii. J. Marlin, 4. H. Boges, bs *- Kincaid, T. E, Ervin, & Roy Perker, and for their verdict say, that the defendant 18 guilty as is charged in the bill of indictment. It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be confined to the common jail of Iredell County for a period of two years éne assigned to work on the public roeds of State as orovided by law. ‘court and pleads not guilty. The T pannelled: M. 5. ) LAKCENY me of | BREAKING AND ENTERING ANI | as “ i Defendent comes into open Court and pleads guilty. State | As to the breaking and entering charge it is ordered by v8. | the Court that the defendant be confined to the common — "ill Watt riod of Eighteen Months and assilgen- ” 5 of Iredell County for a period Of Bigh” {| .o : the State as provided by law. No. 58 } LARCENY State ' bherged in the werrent, Vs, Reuben Brandon, ed to work on the public roads of ia $0 the Lareony charge let the defendant be confined to the Common Jail of Iredell County for a period of bighteen Months end assigned to work on the Public roads of the State ; time within as provided by lew. Capias to be issued at any five years van his lawful discharge of the first sentence of breaking and entering upon motion of the Solicitor in open Court. ) Ki ING STOLEN GOOl BR LA iG AND ENTERING AND RECEIVING STOLEN GUODS & BREAKING J Ni The defendant comes into open Court and pleeds guilty es is udged by the Court that the It is therefore ordered.and adj , we confined king end Enterin fendant, on the charge of Bree Be -? He one 2 /, 3 » ail, of Irede ounty fore perdest tf sy “ oe n eB oO reeny Ody Geren tent confin to the common jeil of Iredell County for & period of five years end assigned to work on the roeds of the State as Pre n vided by lew. itt oe No. State Vs. No. 61 Stete Vs. ——— 2 a c | x ( a | wy ae ' 58 continued Reuben Brandon Maruis Kinder — eee — ee ee — => ee ee <= —_——— — a IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1935 ) A Capias to be issued at any tine within fiy {his lawful discharge of the first sentence y } the Solicitor in Open Court. © years nu } LARCENY ..ND RECEIVING STCLEN GOODS & BREAKING 4 \ The defendnt comes into open Vourt and }is charged in warrant. Cn the count of Breaking and Entering that the common be confined to the from Pon motion of On the count of receiving, prayer judgment conti ed, ND ENTERING pleads guilty es . 24 oe cefendant jail of Iredell County for a perio; 2 Vu of three years, and assigned to work on the public roads of the State as is provided by law. On the count of Larceny thet the defendcent be confined to the comnon jail of *redell County for 4 period of three years, and assigned to work on the pbulic roads of the State as is provided by law. vears from h motion of the solicitor in open Court. ‘ 1 On the rf ae TTH Ub atisan de ses TH a true bill. “hy <>} } ‘hy . VUrhna. kb Ol OVAGDUN Yil Us . , A true bill. 7 . rr — : < RPP LU wal ADSL aa Ws” aoe ~Vi Ul da mu. 2 UT dal o ? 71) ) A true bill. 7 at ary + _ a 2% Uru bi . ail as + : & true bi r & " iz 4 rue Oill. Japias to be issued within three 1is lawful discharge of the first sentence upon & ieceiving count preyer for judgment continued, ior Court Be it remernbered tha& et this term of the super the yf IreiellCounty, this the 29th., day of vanuary ae rrand Jury of said Court in a body, 18 present, wre Tu nto ove court the following bill of indictment, in G figures as follows: "Nort! a YY, 4 7 3 i ~ + } he he bh . my 35 Iredell County January Term 195 pene a s HUSENT: THE JURORS FORK THLE STATE UPON THEIR Oadlii vv ates: re 24 my rT t j ] on we ; That DAVID MOUKE, late of the County of Iredell, on the ’ at and in dey of November, county aicresaid, carnally know 1934, with force and 4rms, unlawfully, wilfully, 4%¢ and abuse one a f ; 2 ¥ of three yea.s of age, he being a male over lé yee an against the form of the statute in such cesé aeates ided against the pesce and dignity 0: * Chas L. Coggin SOLIULLU ords and figu EVdorsed on the to-wit: back by the following W "State vs Rape. Devid Moore Witnesses: x Henrietta Moore x Kufus Moore x 5S. C. McCrary x F. B. Allen x br. CO. L. Sherrill feloniously, ’ female ch ld 0 age, 5 4 prov res, No. 25 Beate vs Lee Rash No, 11 State vs Clyde Parker No. 69, 70 & 73 State vs Qliver K&Srr Glayds Simpson Herry Yeaes. No. 63 State vs vavid Moore No. 2& State vs Barl Chapman This Honorable 1935 at 9:30 O'clock. Court takes recess until IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1935 olf Those makked 4 sworn by the undersigned Foreman and examined before the Grand Jury, and this bill found A True Bill Tuesday January 29th., 1935. Albert Mi. Cooper Foreman Grand Jury.” ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON Defendant through his counsel John n. a plea of nolo contender. Court ordered e plea of Simple assault. It is ordered that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of THIRTY DAYS and pay tne cost. L.eLaugnlin enters LARCENY Defendant h:ving feiled to pa} . that the defendatn be confined i common jail of Iredell County for a period of FUKTY DaYs and assisned to work off the public roads of the State 4s provided by st it is ordered law. OPERATING Oat 1 SL.OKE SCREEN AND OPLKATING SMOFE SCRB Defendetnt Cliver herr plead guilty tirougn his coun@ sel. DVefendahts Gledvs Simpson and carry Yates plead C sworn and enpanelled Ho not euilty. Fhe following jury were M. S. lnes,Thas. G. + ~ r @ ‘ Cornelius, I. L. McCoy, Ne He Shever, i. V. lrawley, Ke Fe s@50n, ws ve | Orlin, Aw Us ; : ; . ne 8 Boges, J. Tilden Lorrison, ve ». watt, C. A. MeLellend and Ervin Steele, and for tneir RAPE Tt is ordered by the Court that the Honorable Jonn . MeLaughli . r counsel for ' ieferdanB, it k eLaughlin appear &s counsel for vwne ael ® : R. MeLaughlin I ro fe ah, 2 appeering to the Court ne is No» able to hire Counsel. MURDER It is ordered that 1e pistol be turned ofr to the t sheriff and be confiscated. : ; ae ae ,ednesday Morning vanuary ww, o Ftit pol << : T 1/ JUDGE PheSTDIAO%. aa — i V3 i] IN THE SUPERIG COURT JANUAKY PERM 1935 WEDNESDAY JANUARY 30th., 1935 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT al JANUAn‘ ENN 1945 0 j 3 = an des wea. SRP oe ; EDNLO DAY JANUaAl oOth, ’ 1935, This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment “@dnesdey At 2:30 o@lock in the afternoon vourt took a recess in order thet the Morning January 30, 1955 at 9:30 o'clock for the dispatch of business, | | | | | "4 proper memorial services may be hed for the late James ,alexender Hartness, &x- Secretery of State of North verolina end former Clerk of the Superior vourt of aren ony mn my ayy! No vd TO J) BEZZI Defendient comes into open court sind throught hig attor C. LD. Moss pleads guilt, as charged in tie bill of indiete . ‘ + ‘ 1 lent . Judgnent of the vourt trat the defendent be confined ii the Iredell Vounty. . Prd ic “yy . , < } mm Fo. Stete Prison for a tern of not less than THREE Yiiars dor bs State U } ‘ned over to the president aid menbers of the bar of 1 County, and is turned | a Iredell v , ) . Chas. D. Kestler | | No. 48 | ie |, more than TEN YEAS . Hi 38 { VIOLATL GaME LAW. ; i oF & OF 4 . AT 4 ‘Th ‘| O Rt oka No. \ Jefend nt throuce his counsel pleads not guilty as charge } de WV x oO ay\ Ld eA Shadi iJduabitita i Hoo i) ala R a s&h ‘ : : on : 7 ; T . ' Sins ' cre State } ed in the bi! f indictment. The following jury wer State { t appear ne to the Court thet the bondsmen hes turned the vs na i } rill caid a f "endent ty U . ry at | r sworn and emoanelled: hh. h.. onerril se HANCOLA, wo Me Vs { defenaent ant court , Judgment absolute on the bond lo Marvin Voncannon og tod Sor n ve lde Y i Ne .. slyde Géither red h.eado.ws | be discharged upon payment of the cost if any. T ; SuOVONSOn, Ve Vo NETHULES, Vs ae Oe : rs A } 3 ; ‘ » +7 any, ne defendtns f Limme: Irs rou arl . Ox ena ° . 1 tn, being in custody of tue vourt he is oriered into service of ee ee ee rr eets viaence t! jefendant t ‘ ‘ fax ay Sat a . - _ 7 j 4 née @ Ss { Lie ta & 1énc LI Qe tenaganr dhe sentence es proviéed in tie original judgment, At vr =une * See ha eed ceed to withdre' is plee of | ; ueh his counsel &@SkK Ut be | vet 1 \ 1 ° } . 711° + \ '" ’ tud t t } » ; ] SC] N 10 cr ltvy and enter @ plea Ol gu LV. rayer 1¢ ud No. 6Y § OCPERATE CAK I'l! SMO SCRLEN. mt 7 oe ; a ag, St6 te ) Jud nement of th Lourt is thit the defendint ve confine continued unt} i’ Mlle VS } in the State prison’for a term of not less then SIX YEakS } 1 ALL. i , t yy 7 . : 7 4 | e] e! y; nor more tha VLN YAS, tO be assisrned at hard Labor ag No 44 | aft —T 3 i é j lndice provided by law under thie tate Highway gublic works Come / Sta t« as , issio se vs | rs, 3 ¢ ; 1 t é t t \ ! Cu ar r \ . Jude 4 ’ : ‘TY ‘ x Ve { hobert :earce : +} : ‘ ah u f € of SIX ’ . : 9 ar * on n ¢ ( 4 w te te Er is \ j re LIN yy ALD d ry LATION OD ShOKL 1 i : , ' ’ g tue ’ . } \ ) Urif ? \ | sc 3A. a , ; we mn : “a ‘ » : pu ic I jlad { rn jury having returned a verdict of BulLlity @s to the defeni- : ; ad on t e defcndant be confined Ure tes ant Harry Yates. he jury stated tiut they could not agree és ie Te oe frede!] int for w pericd of IGHT iin the deferdent Gladys Simpson. The Gourt in its discretion vit = oo See? eel eg a { } ' » rouds of the ‘ : ) ‘ Wowie bn? atl LSei " ‘ 7 : : ; + ef ilreaws a juror and rders «© mistrial and directs that the case er wid fapias t issu uli! bile . ‘ ‘ ‘ ) t . , . Li é &: OViUuUtuU ve , 4 . ate vs Gleggs Sim son be recelled for triel at the bey ‘te pthip y f is date. : f Court. Bond of 9500.00 to be ap»roved by the Clerk of Super- ge errr ae t prever for ju t co..tinued. } ourt req ed. is t tie defendant tarry tates, judgment of the Vourt is thet merrrnie APT] i flefe: deg be confined tn the State Prison for a term of act No. 46 “i aA nl { { titution and essifz-~ 4: ; cn oni. en : a . F ‘ elen , ' , ] { i Lléss t Ri fA] nor more than EV] AKS to be assigned / vlete . , ‘ i ent.the fol Lt / ‘ 7 b t : ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ t — VS t ! tic r) } A wri ard labor as provided by law under the Stete Highway end 5 ah ae , ed , oherrill, tie Le ublic Wo: “ Lssior Ethel ummers \ pose Vere oM Vv t ’ . . i er, i 4 oo lQe , Le . . t . rc OLY f tne verdit thie iéjendaant erry Yaves vi i ; ’ ai Crh, . . ve 7 , ma : Bs s ‘ ne od 1 si. Vat 104 Ci 7. ‘. "poe ’ a . , bea f . ; uisel moved that the seme be set aside 4s being efe.cst ; + a! fo! eir verd.tt §& , Gulltlys ‘ , bao ENG ce ~e ll ° ae | ‘ f unt Lneé Lrs' tie preater weic.t of the evidence and for errors assigned en tudement of the Court is thet She Gereleie Gaunt. r : ° . . ’ . arent Aut 2A ; t | ‘ 6 ass leds | tion denied. ixception. pon pronouncement nt : ; - 4 rede Ss F ldenen t r lpmnent t ( lef 1 Ur it aot ti € xcepted &. y : t Glia t Cc 1 ted { € Sve) : . ee sal als : s . fog ‘or & period i , al : . ‘ a peel in n Court to supree Court. Furtner nev: carol 4 ey ony f eee OS eee anne tn the walved, wvefvend nt ell 1 oO devs t serve cese On & ee 1 dnd : aeconéd count t the defend be One I i . #4 le exces n the & een : ; ertod oliettor 6( inv: thereafter te é ( ter cese or file ex 7. ¢ rede 7 f owe Li , LuV5 I il cl! \ serv , A Sal common jail oO] if 4 i co a ‘> ] tions. eal t n the sum of $200.00 is edjudged sufficien. 1 be eommitted to the Eastern Gerolse ein wun of : fh _ awsewen i the *) er! an o¢ comm : A + ‘ tence not te rum com- ADMNEsarence bond 1 Sul f 42,000.00 to be appre eg Uy pas omen ut inston, o Ve ic 8 , : ; ' 4 ‘ : 104 4 t f Ss ilibe é ourt. werent’ ith tne e ece bn the I Ny |" , «+ Gwe ' a1 . unt! Ny 4" | 4 | ° ‘ { 3] - Le c { Lt AC Te v t t at Line 16) €1.a hh ve gaven = ba? ‘ { ‘or ‘ , : ee ‘ 4 TI vv DD Y Gis Y we e | je t , . ; jie o t 4 Wi ls i Dice enrue! ’ M40 t tert service OF shane: wn fa VS jo: fon as ch. re i arr } Leiine lee } . ‘ - , i ‘ ° " . . ‘ ‘ t to issue Unhbas ** . rhe s ‘ : . > Pra ° elee 1 f € S eI ed |t thi ourt y4yp1ias No ~ rs I bo} : sour. rs. Bud |.il)eaps ) ju ee ee . heyn , J. Ae Kimuer, . ‘ . A we : { . t , ° x) Xx : ’ . . ‘ e I A ’ 4 ” , é {they ° . lil. of. ' \ , t* h ’ - fr r i ’ madd e ‘ . i { nd J ith. Line »y koe . : t and Capsces i ° . ‘ ‘ ¢ { aah ~~ , . { Je € af ‘ f 1 ¢ ‘ ua ( t a4 4 ‘ en id en j ourt Pog jrede s¢ Ihe i ( unt Ot J nea sé ; ( : ‘ ' Oo- ‘ . , ? f c I ( De { imi Le i ‘ s en ut hinston, aes f t be sab $d Lie onaan’ deleting: aa An 3 On the ,ecor ( ull Py LOGS f. n {t ed t ‘ ax ‘ — { ders y ‘sf ] ] Llred¢ L] sOUL ' 4 b, 4 7 re . , } ende! common j&i4 ; g {ns to! te We his t t t ft { rit hr - y c ’ ra 1 lohnn A\ weLaughlin t y’ ¥ : l< f« I omen ae pi i. r ? fiz t l€ erideé t I j is COUNSEL dO . t é, * tern il sULVil ‘ nce t I bid v |: 1" rent ot commit repr rere ‘oncurrensRy wit e senven . u ; pes & &} of and assault wit in /E) ‘ ot to Fun CUllYVuMe. javid ore { ta the Solicitor for the State accepts. - be confined J count. deme nt I ‘ svourt is that the defendant more tae! Pr} : tt WA nor : een for o term of not less than ONL Y LAR No. 68 te “were SSUSSION UF LIQUUK FOK SALE. leads 10! / “tl tgeins lefend nt throur is attorney Iiugh G. witehell P in tie lon of liquor fer sele 4s cher eee ene Sta: ) ndilctment. The following jury were awor® ae fg Lled,:H. M. Sherrill il. L. Kénoaid, \. A- o50r aaa ; xeynolds, J.A, iKinmer, Clyde et We . ; e Hl, Grouch, Karl Fk nd Jd. T. Smith. r it close « > ane achtala aeiaa ae the defendant moved fo 7 Lalit Gin Continued until bey O- / State 1a ~~ U tod Tud f itofore meade “Tl ‘oll tr» 4g added to tie udem@nt ve y > Gas j t to issue for tii tinforcement of tle Ship Gourss CADAee os her tn ordered erovided tie defend- I I sentence herein Of G | . ott a itt t. Land the sum of j10.00 Befa er eae ae eanth nanding the ‘ther or- the 10th. of each and every moni pending, ce Pg ce oa : ter of tne Court for the ase and benfit of 3 3 ae ( ; “+ . , appro y tl rive a bond in the sum of $500.00 to ae phen Pb Clerk for his appearence Upor notice bj ie - ; 4 ve furtner orderse ear in said Court for ful 1atts otutts LOw abe L. MeBride v ite we ‘ ae) am . ~ r ~ o fad , ‘ ‘ : ant udement of Non-suit, Motion allowed. vefenden N THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM 1935, WEDNESDAY Js.NUAKY SOth., 1935 515 Statc of North vVarolina, In the Superior Court ’ ’ worth Carolina, In the Superior Court Ireicll County. January Term, 1935, otate of North Carolina Iredell County Ji nuary Term, 1935 J To His Honor, H. Hoyle Sink, Judge Presiding: < n ee ee cS = = b +his cause coming on to be heard at this Ja ary Term befor oe ; Cree ; le nis CeUuse © a ee & is vanuery Teri before His Honor I, Charles L. Coggin, Solicitor for the 15th Judicial District of I. Hoy] ink Judge vresidins nd it appearing to the Court th pea ies le 1OYLE Olli vu re eslal ’ a Uk } ing o the vOUT that & Judgnuent wes North Garolina, hereby respect ully repo t to he Court that I teve at this Term ntered in this cause at t'ie Novemver .erm, 1932, requiring the defends, ‘ : or ee = aan . pines te oe She GOPeneent pay to of the Court carefully examined and inspected the office of the Clerk of the tie welfare Officer of Iredell County the sum of 7.00 per month for the use and i T Superior Court, “on. John L. Milholland, and he aft + ff hie . rahi lArer < re $y a $ Syl cere . : bene L f his tnree chilaren, aS appe:.rs in said udemen and j anneke ia 7 Se 3 ae ‘ es == , sais Jucgment, and it appearing to the administered in a most highly intelligent and efficient menuer, end in all respects ourt at defends : as comlpied witn the ré@gers of t : £ , } ce a , : + , ive $s , : > 3 20U! t e defendant nas comlpied v the orders of tie Court aid comes into in conformity with the laws governines the ecnduet and iministration of said office, ‘6 4 ana k + b > re] Lteved — £a | ir o * frit y aur nte ra) + L ‘ sourt and asks «t. be sLieved o aking any Turtey a@yiuents Tor tre 8ge and benefit » said ninor children and his wife havins signified, throuvh her counsel, that she ‘ i e Cl Ai y sul Lt « ’ loecs not desire turtrer sunnort for the minor children from the said defendent, It > : 4 ‘ + ‘ : 24 es . F of Yr! 1 SOR r furtner appesari t trie ,0U) t U UNE Minor cniLiaren hav Lived with the mother : -f Seal oh Solicitor, loth Judicial ‘ oi ' ‘ ; ; as District of rth Carolina. since the abandonment elleged in tne petition end have been taken care of by the : tii =e , g. t ‘ ri ners, + we hor an nee?) o. + . f : a he a ‘ t S nov 1-Te* . rou c] POUNSEL, UC Va Ae cc re & 4.d de responsi- approved; ée for the maintenance and aupoort of s+id minor children .nd tie Court finds as 4, Hoyl inl ie HOYLE Ink a ere a ea ee ae ct .; ; oe ; od aia dudge Presiding loth Judicisl a f e wit is able t.roush emvdbovment to provide for and take cere of Hs g oe ; ’ District of North Carolina. S , ¢ & 1 lis fort est interest of allt-juc arties concerned tnet SSAA RAR KR ARAK MAK me > a om OK Oh A ¢ xa HRB RRA HR HHO HHRMA RAK AR TTR DR BOHRRR ° tne judsement eretofore mede j this cause as to tne vavment for the Benefit of mbt VAy e g ~ + 2 s Y A he} - Ube ‘ ' Vn. vali’ LNA, T ‘ + oc Ae LN ) é d Nie It is t fore, considered, ordered and adjudged tnat tre judguent muge IREDELL COUNTY t the venber Tex f Iredell Superior Court in this cause be, and the same is Aere b} ific f xtent at the >f ant is r reauil t uke further payments Rete a ee as . ocean eamaiiiaiens aerendant 28 nos Fequired to | HONORABLE Hi. HOYLE SINK, JUDGE PRESIDING: , £ : . ‘ ‘ nh +tan inder said udgment tor rn us and benefit of seid minor echt ldren and tnat portion \ om : nae 4 Lo .1 11 ~for urt , - — ry yy ary ry os ol ireuell up er 107 ,0U ’ of said judgement is stricken from the recora i thie aan ‘ 13 ori ssed e, the Grand Ju for the danuary Jerm ivov, LG 1g n 1S stric n i lg record and lis cause S dismissed. GG } + ‘ ’ , . 2 * . . her leave to make the following report ae 184 a & 88 atrman? re Se ited 1 us or e have xamined end passed on @ll DillS OF LHGdv vee = {. Hoyle Sink Presiding Judge by the feito licitor, ' £9 “no mitt and 114 WwW Le €&ies ‘ gas ‘ sok e have visited the County Jail, by co: mittee, an . ; : ” ~*- ”-* eo »-* 2 -»omeenen ane * > KR A AOR OR “A -* , S . ROK se oe oe . .a $s sminatic ° . 4 llte € es colored Les, j ojlorea € LGVe eae tils ©x Ane Lon ~ , « 4 c r* Yor Pine ‘ ‘ } sail : she + + tiy sau LING In the Superior Sourt ander adverse ee 14 ti ns lue tc re f rs 1 je Li, it are é ivised l c ite - a i » he i A + A . £ Tr ’ rn + ep ‘ , f hit} . eos rlagea al 2 Lredel sounvy, Jan. erm 1935 Wliding is to be reeconditioned and put in first class snape. erineaa of ti ‘ourt House and find t f we have visited by committee, the ofiices Of tie woul t ise ¢ e o io! sarolin ) > al] 5 on . 1 manne? ecommend to the Board | ‘l offices being conducted in e well ordered manner. ve Tr i ~ 2 | + of Coy nti ;aterior of this building re- vOunt Jomr cS , > , thev nave tne entire interivos ri ittle, J. kh. Little - MOmEEES OngtR Shes S50) i { an § RS ittle deeors+.a ‘ ; , ving considerable sum of money in A PS. Bh. A. Little { Corated, using BE. R. Ae labor, thereby saving & cules” it ppearisé “oing, This cause coming o ( P Yourt ana ALE, 146 CUUSEe C Ling n to be heard at ; or the Go : a in ; ce a eo the State Prison Camp and find 40 white nde ‘ defen Je have visited by co.mittee, to the Court thet a judenent med ; = AC ‘ } e né absolute has bern entered against tne ane male : 4 that the bed nd beddings be Le ry c . ' ” v mn l v vii w\hwr ants in the s f - insolvest end nad 50 colored male prisoners. \e recomen ee n .€ sum of nree liundred dollars end that said defendants ut j Mt fr ® me ° ° said judement Q f more sanitary condition. 9G 4 JUQrmentl vlierelore 1 27 white females, is uncollectable at thie cae pAdectadle at thi by committee, and find jud ment ve ie have visited the County Home, It is therefore ordered and ijudged by the Court thet said i ie st of sot Cancelled and discharred ipon payment of TwentveFive dollars end the co of hes $3733 H. Hoyle Sink, Judge presidi erat PRADA ARR ARK RR 4 4 TAEDA PERARARAR DADRA on IN THE SUPE..ICR COURT “SUES, also 4 JANUARY TERM, 1935, SECOND . EEK Mondey, February 4, 1935. 15 white males, 12 colored males, & colored females, total of 62 colored male prisoners, all trustees end used es laborers on the ferm, 10 m4} = 7 yearlings, 4 suies, 51 noes, Large quantities of c:nned fruits and Wovisions «) ; . ; oo 4UN8, Els North Carolina, In the superior Court ample supply of haY, grain and other feed for stock, “we recommend thet provisions ; las county ica ee : Trede U ° véenuery ierm, 1955, Second week. the protection of life «und vroverty in case of rire be investigated by the Board of This Honorable Court convenes «according to adjournment at 10:00 o'clock & \ Commissioners at once. Respectfully sub..itted, a, Me Monday February 4, 1%65, When und where ‘iis Honor, il, Hoyle sink, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of the lifteenth Judicial District of North Caro- albert ». Cooper lina, is roRii AN \ ! GRAND Jl KY, present and presiding, this the seconi week at Jenuary Term 1938. J. w@. Moore, High Sheriff of itredell County, North c,rolina returned into open Court the names of the followine e l end lawful men to serve as This Honoreble Co.rt takes recess until Monday i.orning, February 4, 1935 at ‘urors of this court for the-second week for civil cesces, toewit: w. T. 10:00 ofclock A.M. knox, K. T. Nesbit, \. 8. Campbell, Fred Parker, Hex ne weiSner, de ae bce Kk. Hager, O. «. Clodfelter, .. H. veal, S. kh. Uvercash, 5. i. Lelland, ' Af Slice Mian <> Cates, V. ¢. apthurs, ©. L. wvoug:.ess, J. 2. «alters, ne vd. all, Cllie K. C3 . I ratA n . ie . 4 ‘ Jud -e Presid&ng Kimmons, N. Greene Holmes, C.A. Kyles, end 4. i, Null. The following were excused by i! Jourt, Frank B. Harris end i. Le Javidson. Call Ol Cé£ ler zs / “lo 658- J. . necks VS i. ‘ ster, . o be ) — tinued 5 : : ar x C I= it n ings & I ist Oe Ve . . A Cc, . . a0 Ly . : + { ‘ ye roc : iTe eG flewowewe t ] / 9 : r é -- ] ooa= I trom 4 it % Var n e V . . d , 7 + 7 te > espe! r l V ” v ‘ LONaL t VSe . se > ’ ’ 4 ‘ ' ? I L he ° espermane-=- vu Ud At €1 ¥ oor ‘ , . . . LUUUeL,. - mYEeEFS I le 9 i . . , pA , 4 - 160 € ier, tta ue ° ° l ; i 4 ‘ y S n p+ LUYU a = fi f' ¢ y y ‘ es ‘ e e . V J fer, admr. . :, } + 1S vLOon=-=-VO! iué t ONoSé v ’ v ; £ ‘ ‘'¢ t r * ae se e ates = _— Vié id 1 il ‘ t ‘ . , : -inue ; L + AV/LeNLTS,. Wie e athes Ve /* . 4 ‘ . *S. Della Khyne vs. Tirst Builcing 4 Nh aSSo5e -= : l ! i urner & A. b.. Turner, lg Qn . * , ‘<- , 5 og ae T YSo-Curgey . Hood, Commr. VSe Ye be FMMOOD at } . ¢ ent treding as DU. . Turner end Co! —— ee 7 ¥ + + r } } ‘ , & Trust AJ 9 © lOne . . ; 2 ' $ 1 ‘ S routmen BE ny s l086-"'. 1. Ervin & wife, Lillie Ervin vs. froubr gece Apo sontinued on it. d , / t f etre OF We Fe 1090-Gurney P. Hood, Cormr. VS. hrs. Jennie OCarrigeh, + i ‘alate vw sent. ,» Est.----- Continued by consen I Bri J tibson & W. B 1002-Francis A. Johnson ts. Le Ve Gibson, hcBride ¢ si bso rake Gibson--------Continued. varrifcan panyary ERM, 1935 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 6y, Pebruary 4, 1935 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUAKY TERM, 1935 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1935 019 ii T, W, Sterett | NON-SUES of the plaintiff as set cut in the records; ie vs. \ Plaintiff called and failed to appear and pr fewer . hy W. A. Bristol } his action, It is ordered by the Court that the ee It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged «nd decreed by the Court that the be Non-Suited. Case ’ : = matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Mrs. Alma Walker 825- W. A. Bristol and | NON-SUIT ponds of , \ , Mabel L. Bristol Plaintiffs called and fuiled to apvear and prosecut and the defendent, Thomas B, Yelker, be end the same are hereby dissolved and : ite ne VS. their action. case ee Prudential ance Company . rus ! { } : Sterret, { T | ] -y co is 1 31) insu 855- Mooresville Shirt Corp. | | S. { i Clarence ik, Lackey ) | i 993=- Virginia-Carolina Joint Stock Lend Bank Vs, vette & FR. 8, atterson —_ <a Se ee \ wTS., a f Si Ker ) -Vs- ‘ a | Thomas B, ilker, j my, Januery 1085 Term of Iredell Presiding, and a Jury and the J iné above entitled cause coming on to be heerd end peing hea Superior Court before His Honor H. Hoyle © it is ordered by the Court that the be hon=Suited,. NON=-SUIT Plaintiff called end failed to appear and its action. It is ordered case be Non-Suited, Defendant on counter-claim called and failed, It it ordered by the Court that : i e prosecute by the Court thet the i: the case be NOn=Suited, MVUINJI LING BU 4 ‘ e, Pi tiff | wJIVORCE i i “ I in 7 r r m7 T : VS. vury- i. 1. Fnox, R. T. Nesbit, .. 8. Cempbell, Fred ' » Ferker, hex +, Veisner, J. A, iicLelland, C. B. Hager, ker ef. $7 1 — = . : f lant U. ae Vlodrelter, ». H. veal, S. k. Cvercesh, B. #. vELES Gnd V. i’. arthurs, being sworn and empanelled pay $s 3 hs A | i , rn . t i I UR’ Cul I { be » WALKER, Pl tiff, } A \ -VSe i T c ’ ~»A we wy VY 41 We I ' , Def. nt. | ¢ laintiff been a resident cnd citizen in the County of Iredell at ¢ + s the rune me! 2 . ¢ re t n two years, next preceeding the commencement ‘ t © er, Yes { +f ; +. the compleirt as ti efcndent inter-narry as alleged in the com wer, Yes tT, ‘ : jo, 608° ¢ ntiff ¢ ndant ved separate ond epart 1@ vw0 ‘ + é . wv 1V € » nEXt preceed } ene {'t s ection? swer, Yes, ‘ ‘ 4 u thy ) i “ar ’ I ' 1 IN TH: KKIOK COURT rd at te ink, Julee re . , them 18 ury heaving answered the issues submitted %0 the said Mrs. Alma \Valker is hereby grented en absolute ent, Thomas B. YValker. It is further ordered plaintiff. 1. Hoyle Sink Judge tresiding REESE EAE AEA ERE EERE AS EES EAE AREAS ERE EERE EERER BREAKER AD EERE OE livorce from the defend- that the cost of this action be taxed against the a OR OR OR AE A Oo Oe “ola Gerrison Robertson | DIVORCE vs } Jury- i. Knox, Kk. T. Nesbit, «. 3. Campbell, Fred { Parker, Kex L. \cisner, Jd. a. bicLelland, C. bh. “ager, Gernnie L. Robertson 4 0. A. Clodfelter, |. H. Desl, ». K. Overcash, 3B. He ' Cates, and V. P. arthurs, bdé1 worn and empanelled Sav: North Carolina In the Superior Court, 3 } % Te} wey «#20 »Tr } ) Iredell County. Jenuary Term, ° Nola Garrison Robertson ' VS : Tr @ } a» ww a4 Gernnie i, Robertson : : . e 4 ¢ lor t} lst: Has the plaintiff been & citizen resident of tne otave Ol € ce vt <¢ his act Qs Carolina f'or more than two yeers 1 ic ellered in the compelint? answer- Yes, "7 . y Vv: end: Did the nls tiff inte J Answere Yes. : he c t? 8 $4 5 ed i ; . Jid t ete idé t abs n c + - ™ Ar er - Yes, "att North Carolina In the Superior Court /iredell County. | “0.8 Garrison Robertson Vs JUDGMEN T Gernnie EK. Roberts3n ‘ a “a hefore His This cause coming on to be ward before 1 “Tesiding, and « jury, end the jury for set out in t he Submitted to it in favor of the pleintiff es ie djudged by It is therefore, considered, ordered and 44,/udg me J end ““triere between the pleintiff Nola Garrison kobertson, ©n . Gn 2 a At nen , end they ‘obertson, be end the seme is hereby dissolved, Honor, fie their verdict havine oyle Sink, Judge answered the issues record: the court thet the the defendant, Gernnie are hereby divorced an ey IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1935 O20 from the bonds of matrimony. ‘he child, Evangeline lhobertson. H. Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding DIVORCE Jury sworn and empanelled were “, Campbell, red Varker, kex i.. leisner, J. Hager, 0, Clodfelter, and V. P. for their verdict say: Lola Beard the + arthurs, the | vs } ' i se Snox, RET. Nesbit ’ i.e Veal, S. RK, Overcash, 3 plaintifi is granted custody of her infant Ne rT b wm. Wchelland, Cc, k, . e Hi . Cates, ar en : Bes YOK] ‘ $ IN sri SUPEBICR CC iT ¢ vY nr art? rv ff TD? , - TRED CCl - JANUARY T Dub y 19355. ook ' Lol Jeard ¥ Vv | Leeuvuxzis slenn Beard | 1. Did plaintiff and defendant intermar1z &8 leged in the or 8 moe “ answer; ves 2. vid the defend t abando e pléel lff without Gult on the y 4 4 ey r . nay ‘ na I ti > t v) and defendant lived separate and art f two eons ve we immediate ordor to the commencement of this + . - ~ € { 4 - nswers: yes — a . Has t ff been a bore fide resident of tne State of { more than rive years immedietel receedi this action as . ei] swer yes —— - ; ] ; ; t . t ve y a I ’ 193d ] Rear i DeE J } i ’ ~ : vo | t J 7 mh 4 ] le f { } Cae +¢ ionor, ( L f i end beins heserd, soe oar ‘ . ; ¢ ' ) vue» e € . 1s7€ re ne, nd € j ¢ J lary CTii, 120, Superior ——— ; oi aided a¢ is I 70" : 1 V , red al t} is s submitted to 7 ‘ recoru, +" L h &£ é t A i f eal n tne 3 edt r . Ss w+ g ’ e, r I . C use , t rneé VY 10] tr leintiff, (jyraAaear { i lered, 1 jud r Decrecd: Tne . . - . between th na P l 5 5 t c betw Le ¢ ond f matri i neretofore subsisting tht vue S +} , : . . taaolved,; ¥!! pve ee €, .nd they are hereby, ebsolutely dissolves l}o hea rea he iy oa ee ; eS Nera, De, aid she ls hereby granted en abs 7 \ le G4 ’ + “ . av © pseintiff, Lole Beard, be, and cust dy Ol the Cc i] oe r the jLaintifi end defe io lute divorce from % WU hereby grented w she i naa isA wt I the plai N THE SU.ERIOR CUURT JaNUARY TERM, 1935 MONDAY, FEBRUAKY 4, 1935 ntiff »oay the of cosi m ne &. That this action to be Clerk. his the 4 day of Februery, 1935. _H. joyle Sink Judge :residing KARR RHA ORR A REO RE MRR EKA RE RRBRARHA Portia Torrence } DIVCRCE vs {| Jury- \. T. Knox, kK. T. liesbit, #. B. Can; \ Parker, Rex ive Kel ine rs Ve deo C el) ld, ; James Torrence { O. A. Clodfelter, i. H. Deal, S. R. Uvere } Catesand V. ?. Arthurs, t ner r nd for their verdict say: NORTH ¥ he I ( C IREVEL!.: CCUNTY . ly Portia Torrence } i / Vs 1 Is2lea3 James liorrence { Le. “id t laintifr’ and defandant aéntermarry as al answer: res 2. wid t lefen t t without f the plaintiff, end have the plaintiff a efend lived se; two consecutive years immediately prior to tue & ‘ i alleged in the vompalint? answer; ves he 5. s the plaintiff been a bone fide resident of : linc ¢ ° + 7 n 4406 |] re iVeé vet sc ,E€ ‘ + ‘ C t* anster;- Yes, R t+ T( ) INA, I Ik om AKY l LI . ISO r Le OTTre! ce } / i Vs \ UDG iT I, { eles Torrence } my, . ’ heir 2ard before ‘NlS cause coming on to be heerd, ena dell et ’ Hovle Sin J + nd Jury et the Januery Term, vas eink, Judge Presiding, and & Jur} h ic enswered all tne Gone “Ourt of Iredell in favor in the record, the Plein Ordered, A County, the Jury having and or on it is, therefore, tiff, d judged and Decreed: the pleintiff and && iele John RK. taxcd by the ee ) Pei... ed e doe ager, sh, H, empanelled ¢ it o@ tne t i G&@Pave ¢ i iS &Cvul 4 ne i Orv é LEgt ‘ t r y i? ‘ ne | ae ; 1OV wuperic ce tr O21 IN THi SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 MUNDAY, FEBRUAhY, 4, 1935 IN THE SUPERIOR CCURT JANUARY THRM, 1935 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1935 er to es — s : = : soe o> > ~eaatnNe + nA £ soo ‘ a 1 ar + " L. That the bonds of matrimony heretofore subsisting bet Hes the plaintiff be e resident snd citizen or the State of North Carolina : Ween the plaintiff, be, and they ere hereby absolutely dissolved: thet the ple for more then two yeers next prededing the commencement of this suetion? , Ov Dp ah, swer: Yes. > Wi +i ) ~tiag | rer > ne 5 ‘ . Y tiff, Portia Torrence, be nd she is hereby ¢ d ; ; : reby grented an &vsolute divorce i from the defendent, James Torrence, were the plaintiff end defendént merried es elleged in the conpleint? 2. That the plaintiff pay the cost of this cetion to be taxed p — m™ OY the test. Have the plaintiff ond defendant lived seperate end apert for two years i is aii aes oa“ 2ding the comuencement of tiis action? This the 4 day of Februery, 1935. next preceaing tune Coil 1 Iner Answer: Yes. H. Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding »- x ia i keke haces 28 AR ORO ROR OR OR Ok a ok ob ok ko om x "> e+ wD RO a aK a 064005 STATE 0! PVE 4 ,XAROLINA, | L . | : < , . by A TINTY r TI ) YT Robert L. Cormton ) DIVUNCE — * ; | ) } VS ) Jury- \ J Knox sbit > C ' ury- kT. Knox, Ks I, wesbit, iu. Bs Campoell, Pre: wf orlear t ' Sey eae. % 9 7 [ . e Ee $) Parker, Rex I. eisner, J. A, MeLellend, C. Ey Hager Clerence Uv. wilson | i Rubv } ony ” f an ’ 1+ » T ' aa r : a} - ie i y he. Compton Ve A. viodicliter, i. i. Deal, S. kK. Uvercesh, 8, H, / ' ; + g.« > 1 } . . sme ’ . 7 ‘ Cates and V. P. Arthur S&S, d€ing Sworn and emparelled V Te } J U Ls i. say: —-——<—-—-+-- « \ ; Lorene wilson. i ’ Morth Ye yee $y 4 o . 4 North Carcline, i In the Superior Court, if: ee ee . rom ; y rn The above entitled cause i 1 be , i woeu t Iredell County. ' Jaenuafy Term, 1955. 7 > Tw } y y ( t ; ‘ 3 I ‘ € ] jJanucry 1935 Term of Iredell Super. , f ) ’ } . ‘ Judge Presiding, and e Jury and the dury ving wered =, j obert L. Compton } i tted to them in favor of the pieineli 7 s “” VS } I UES , . sourt t £ It is, therefore, ordered, ad, ,ud reed | OV « “ompton | q i 4 s } tf t € Ce Je 48 tri nv erevotore e@€xisti 4 ’ ; 2 £94 ef: t etre i -ed in the : . , ¥ a & ci a 11 5 & intermarry as alleged in th son, lelen t, e «i ’ c » ¢ s + ‘ ant lived separate end epert irom It is further ordere . ~ =" ow ¢ 7" be b. } ~ ne » * ~** ** - * “seer nee” “a” . * ee ; ~~” » a” » , ry + 0 aaeerr?” xd » ™ ak . am oh Loekhehckhhed eke eee se — hha hh ees OHEESESETT pe exlev ‘ A ' S Pint : n } Fred \ vs | Jury- w. 1, Knox. R. T. Nesbit, 1. Be Campbell, Ft jp rker } a cil 11¢ 7 e E. Hager, } sad Air + cor leint? / T a : i -*) WEX Le €1S! er, Ge the i cLeliénad, ve ® 1) oi ra) r interi errs 6S GlicezCU sh ” f _ ! re t te 1} eo ss veracsh IB. fhe Le Did +} sleir tiff end defendant Ln aha a ° Ve Ae ULOdT Lter, ‘ 2 Deal, S. R,. Overcéesh, ‘led Le plain a Cates end V. P. Arthurs, being sworn «nd empence sav: answers les, P > enart from each 2 H lef tf { FR iant ived seperate id apert : «. Hes the plaintiff end derendaan» 4 ) is | a — : ‘TY meant e 4 s action AK 2 TN y ¢ p>} URT ath ‘ . -s Go encemenyv + | as ’ ; IN THs SUPERIOR COUR?. ener for more then two years next preceeding the © ; : ‘OT “Sr 1 “ ; ss 4% i ahd iad Ori laint? C. D. wilson \ 2 ‘ ‘ ¢ ha St of North Ke e Wil I U S ‘ 7. na boni ride resident cf the » ete orene Wilson, | © ES. plaintiff been @ doni : IN THE SUPURIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 Ke MONDAY FEBRUARY hj, “1935 0 IN tHE SUPERIOR COURT JaATUsaRY TERM, 1935 L.ONDAY FEBRUARY 4, 1935 North Carolina In the Superior Court Carolina for more than two years next preceedinre the oe Bie . sae } & tne comnencenent of this tredell county January Term, 1935. action, es alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2K A > * Me BR RRO 8 OKI OR AB ORR KO OR Op AR OR OR OR OR ROK RO AER OS ROR OK RR Ok ax <xseuw / vs SRK A A Ry FRR Insured ortgage Bond vompeny of North Carolina, +nc. Investors Service Corporation, | The Following Jury, Wi. T, Knox R. 7 N t Sewn = ’ . * | Nesbit, the B, Campbell, Fred Parker vs i nex iL. ieisner, a. A, icLelland, C.'R This cause coming on te be heerd befor is Honor, John L. Milhnollend, Cler, Hager, 0. A. Clodfelter, we H. Deal, ve. 4. Jouglass, b,. H. Cates and vy, p f the Superior Coury, by consent, end it :p.ear ne to the gourt 4 Thompson & McNeely, Inc. arthurs ’ being Sworn end empenelled for . their verdict sey: tiff end defendant have settled ell the atters and differe:ces exi themselves and thet the plaintiff ts arreed tc ey the defend t in complete NC! SALOLI IN (His SU?rhIUk COURT : satisfection of any balence due on deed of trust -civen by J. Dewitt Ramsev to + rvoT . TrArcoy rT r mir — - an ELL VU Io JANUARY Tekh, 1935, + An sll an wn ‘ Aw «a cin Dae a4 > Tonic re ‘ * + the defcndant on or about the ist day of Januery, 1927, which deot was assumed } ) 4 £ ¢ ry » > ‘ by the plaintiff, end for taxes ar rance y otner advence ts j Investors Service Corporation, | A > t by the defer ant, £ set out in its r \ :. = 100.00, h T VS. \ vo | ea N T i ° 1 It » trerefore, considered, ordered an i . OF sel, son & hLecNeely, Inc. the ; 7 Log . nu > , + ee n4 ] ) t Ung intiff recover of th lefend: nt é i ~L1100.00 6& h ~Nyment of this emount into é for t € &! efit of the def it, < en r 1 € en hear 4 Honor 1 lé in ~— wad . \ 4 do € LL & \ Of ’ . VU © wink, en Jack ner is & inte CC is : i rized T q ‘ yea? A8 nee c° ‘ ; year e + », 4 ww | + $ ’ ana ore : 2 ire Jvuare rresidlns », &na ar’ at 11s Le rm, &nad deln ieera and 1 appearing na § . : 4 + ; énd dirce t cancel the deed i j set 1 int i uns wer in Lf fendent admitted thet it wes due the plaintiff the sum of tnls Cause, 120,00 for rent nd thet the derendent hed filed e countercleim of it is further ordered lei iff s cf this t . 02.90. c r = 7 r io ¢ nual vlSt, LFUdeo Le Turi x earing trat the Leéintiff soved tne the counter- ae os ae lefendant be non-suited on the ground thet the action wes JOON le A Clerk oUpeé! rt a ’ laim Luce court Justice the reace, end the counterceil by consent rs heating — . hs Se a i 4 ‘ £4 ’ stion wes Ci é I ag ad 20 o Vi , é tne S aie Dé NOMmwo ilved, se oticn Can + scott & Collier s Ounse! { Y 7 3 i¢ I we ° vounse. fo rlaintif! Tt ws ¢ . er lgment ve 24 WES Lurie! raere he I OtLor f the Catt . é ) UGE A t interest ven intii leedinges for ui OL pice, we wae Same Ir iné lo, 1954, und the cost of this action. 7 $ ¢ Point} ° ’ nialts yf tne LT ‘ f lT her r lered and ad judged Lhat the c untercia@il Oj th 1100 : : ; : ‘ ' . nt , wwe NOCEived f Fred Ramsey payment n full about ug Lv. ef + } ‘ 7 * + 9 4 ao > y ar > ‘ r} lv DE and l@ sene 1s erevdy non-suited. hie 27 ' a , 4S Sl, any, 1935. T ° +n? ‘fh yver O 4 3 ¢ rdered <nd adjudeed that the plaintiff reco . i , t enley, Hendren & ‘\omble + 1 4 5%, & ' , , efen v sul, OF $120.00, with interest from June sv, ' CK woyne! » atty for vefendent rate af ‘ ie’ at e < oe te action to ve aoe is 0 er ennum until paid, :nd the cost of t his acts axed by the Clerk. “+e »* | * »*-* »* = », = KR RET RET * ** x* anne A He ae ae eke ae che ohne oh ake ae eK a OK A A »vle Sink Judge Presidine. H, He gene”? aaeee® 2 eH *e* ORK 4 1 RRR OO ROR RO A A RH RARER EEE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUAKY TERM, 1935 IN THE SUPE MONDAY FEBRUARY , 1935 eceme O27 JANUARY TERM, 1935 MONDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1935 North Jarolina. | In the Superior court, WV January Term, 1935, py the terms of which the defendent has agreed to pay to the » sintiffs Iredell County. |] the sum of $750.00 and the costs of this ection in full an ° ° = ‘ ist ant ro at «1 o4me ana a Ne + ° Margeret Bell rhifer, Unristine } settlement ond aisen:rge ol 11 cliims and demands thet mlent or could lifer end Lou‘s Sillespie { : are aoe r . am ¢ ry) t ry? r , 1nant tay a4 A nant & ae a s Phifer, lhinors, by their Next i arise on eccount of the application for seia policy of lite insurance, 7 ” ~ ’ sepals . . ’ A Friend, “rac« « Puiver, d leintiffs, { whether issued or not, énd tne Court, cfter being fully informed of the Vv: i kK DER facts, being of tne opinion that sald comprciiise czreenent would be for i 7 2g } Ter > - ¥ > roinnr é4y SF Phae ‘ : ife “insurance j the best interest of the minor pléintiffs; . i r @ Corporation, Y . efendant i It is, therefore, ordered end decreed by consent as follows: + AaNa . lst. That the plaintiffs recover of th lefendant in this ection $750.00. ; ; ow ‘ : 13 £ hat the 1 z iffs recover of f nt : ib I euring to the Court that Scott end vollier have ected as ettorneys for end. et SSNGSS SS . % ‘ I san bid etlon j 6 ¢ o be taxed Dy ne ylex of thi rt } 1 tiffs tiis ceuse and t eir Next Friend hes egreed to p:y said ' r ' . a ; ? + > 2 A , ) + & fw ° + al > + g 4 » + » igs a . ail : : o #3 , . *d hat said settles.er ls fair und just and for tt best intere $ O attorneys a fee co! 75.00 for the_r services, i viev of the fect that the same vPd. - sid - : 7 a bits terests of + 1808 +4 : the uinor plaintiffs. ‘ w wc v \ Liti 4 ’ . 7 / therefore YIU OY j 3 irt ths 7 € | e7 t + erior Court ie ; its oe a — oo ae : ? Presiding Jud se ( ifteenth , : a et : Judicial Jistrict ’ ttorneys, Scott and Collier, out of the money paid into his offiee, ¥75.00 I torney fees t is cause, lich the vourt finds be fair and reason- ieaanents ' Scott & vollier vounsel for Plaintiffs > JGNUul t ’ Ye I. Hoyle Sink Ty. .4 oe Dracs - . v UGEE Presid 1g Mur yh & Heid Ai in > . 7 _ counsel for Vefendent \ 7 + ‘ SAY ‘ + ' 4 Un uperio!l sour, ' ARK DH me OOK OO A AREA DR RADE TA REDDER redell County | Jenuery Term, 1955. t { . r £ . + aad } rnj y I é : ? : his Honorable Court takes recess til Tuesa n ebru ‘ ’ Ors, ’ a ane 4 i Str a4 eet Ntainal ' ‘ . hy *» BL ¥3s9U O'CLOCK “. ’ - ws ‘ ! I ' A ‘ . ry V iJ Zz lhe ‘ a’ 4 DD I / , * 7 a i ia’°e PESLULiite | / ’ : a ; Le i fe t. j i ! * Ba? 3 ‘ount su Lig be eurd ¢ é nuary ‘Ver yf +redel] vounty » } ct ‘ , o ‘ > ad 4 . i ’ au, . A eo +ters : , ; suit the mattel ’ 5 GLiVE iT 4 Gilu “sh “* the yOu” + ‘ vO ¥! 4 é is deter:.inseti and it appear-m 5 ue +o nave life insurance cl imed to ™ —— ance ‘fer, deceased, and tHe iaev? ‘ ceas was _— syered OF cor any, lefend it havin eniLed 1 Mat seid OLlicey wes issued end deliver the it appearing '° oats EI . i. J = s + “ yy - po + i. eo ae as OQ Oo - 50 § at there 16 8 8 + ' * * eC stue | lelivered ena . tyrough { of t 1 § " ‘ : hereto tare = : ver it 3 in force nd the parties noses etiony ¢ said 4 respective counsel ing agreed to e comoromise settlement 0° | iilieeeeenanenemenenemennetnte seated EE oe | : IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUAKY TERM 1935 TUESDAY JANUARY 5th., 1935. North Carolina { In the Superior Court, Iredell County 4 Martha Cleo Westmoreland, a Minor, by her Next Friend, ( Carl \.. Haner, ) vs ORDIN TU PAY ATTONNEYS* VOMPENSATION atlantic Greyhound Lines, a { : Corporation, end 0. E ‘cody, | aa Individual. | In the ebove entitled matter, it a@pnearing to the Co.rt that Seott and sollier, attorneys, have reprresented the plaintiff in tais action end have secured statements from the pkaintiff's witnesses, examined the lew and made an investigation of the injury, upon which the action is based, and have instituted suit in the Superior Court of Iredell County and that the plaintiff has employed the said attorneys upon a written contract signed on her be'alf by her father, J. A. Westmoreland, covy of which 1s hereto attached, in which it was agreed that the said attorneys were to be paid for their services in prosecuting said action a sum equal to 25% of the amount recovered, if settlement was made before trial in the Superior Court, upon the basis that the defendants will pay the plaintiff $1250.00, of which $450.00 is in payment of the hospital bill and medical expenses incurred by the plainti’f. And sai‘ attorneys havine asked for an order to be made for their compen- sation in the anount of $200.00, not claiming the full 25% on the total re- covery. It 1s adered by the Court that John L. Milhollanc, Clerk of the Superior Court, pay to Scott and Collier, out of the funds paid into his office the sum Q of $200.00 in full payment for their services in t»is case, which amount the Court finds to be fair and reasonable and approves. This February 5th, 1935. H. Hoyle Sink m Judge Presiding Se Se dee : Le detedt Me se ede gettin BRRRICE WR Wie ete leds Seabed be Se PES Oe SEE 4 OL Oe be te Rode dette S656 S456 34545 86 SES 4 eke Se te Oe ‘ 26 248636 7 eRe o 7 AEE RR RRL Te Tee eee ted ee eee Seat SESE S ERE Sed tN SL Sade de ae Sede Se eae ae Sit theese Mr. John A. Scott presents Z. V. Long Jr. who was administered the ws! oathy required for admission to practice law in this Court which is 48 follo " d I, Zeb Vance Long Jr., do swear (or affirm) tmt I will truly 2 ‘ ‘ t of honestly demean myself in the practice of an attorney, according to *he my knowledre and ability; so help me, God, ) I, Zeb Vance Long Jr., do solemnly and sincerely swear (or affine ro 1iné, that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the State of North si 1isned and to the constitutional powers and authorities which are or may bé estab and for the government thereof; and that I will endeavor to support, maintain onstitution lefend the constitution of said State, not inconsistent with the ¢ P me, Gods of the United States, to the best of my knowlddge and ability; so hel IN THE SUPERIOR COURT nese JANUARY TERM 1935 Jeo TUESDAY JANUARY 5th, 1935 I, Zeb Vance Long Jr., do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the constitution of the United States; so help me God, Zeb Vance Long Jr, sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 5th day of Feb. 1935. H. Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding and holdin: Courts for 15th Judicial District. te Me St ee ae 96 36, 96.96 24,9684. 94 So dodo dhe deailen’s docdles coded ate dadececlee edhe dh. dhaeah athens able dee pie dethde dh dnd deco doth -dbdhobdhdhd .. ede ERE TOTS TEENS TOFS ESERE FESE TEBE SESE SENET SESE SETS TEE TE TE ETE ETE EE EEE EEE EE BE REE EEG ese Teh se Seth North Carolina Q In the Superior Court. ‘ Iredell County 9 Martha Cleo Westmoreland, a Minor, by Her Next Friend, Carl ",. Haner, vs Atlantic Greyhound Lines, a Corporation, and 0. E. Woody, an Individual. oo OOOO OO Om This cause comincs on to be heard at the January Term of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, H. Hoyle Sink, Judge Presiding, end a jury, and by consent of the parties, being heard without a jury by the Presiding Judge, “pon the statements of co’nsel for the plaintiff and defendant and pon the evidence submitted to the Court an’ it appearing to the Court that an a Waec Y na i this is an action by a minor plaintiff, Martha Cleo Westmoreland, to recover yun f an leged injury to the plain- damages against the defendants on acc sunt of an alleged jury I ; \ > defend at mich accident tiff by a car or bus owned and operated by the d-fen’mts, whic happenéd within the corporate limits of the City of Statesville on the 7th day of April, 1934, as a result of which the plaintiff was injured and damaged; a 3 + o nase le- and it appearing that the plaintiff and defendmts ave agreed pon a tt ment of all mattere ani things growing out of the alleged injury set forth in that the defendants have agre: dad to pay to the iditional amount of $50.00 with which urred for the treatment of the plaintiff's complaint and Plaintiff the sum of $800.00 and an a to pay the hospital bill at the Davis Hospital ir . ° ion. the plaintiff's alleged injuries, together with the cos's of this action cs. & Mrs. And the Court having examined the child, its parents Mrs. & Mrs eated J. A. Westmoreland and the physician under whose care the child was tr th - 1 are and it being made to appear to the Court that the parente of the ohh i W Vv he ated her Satisfied with the settlement and that Doctor Jase Ve Davis, who tre ’ 1 f her 18 of the oninion that she has made a full recovery from the result o 1 t injuries injuries and that in his opinion, there will be no lasting permanen J P| IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1935 to the plaintiff, woo is a child of seven years of age, After inquiring into the matter, the Court is of the opinion end, therefore, decrees as follows: ist. That the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $1250.00, of which $450.00 is to be paid into the office of t he Clerk of the Superior Court for the use and benefit of the Davis Hospital, Statesville, N,c, and paid to it by the Clerk. 2nd. That ths defeniants pay the costs ofthisaction, 4rd. That the said settlemmt is not unreasonable or unjust to the minor plaintiff, but is for the best interests of the s aid plaintiff and the Court, after an investigation, approves the same, Stgned at Statesville, N. C. this February 5th, 1935. H. Hovle Sink Judge Presiding By Consents: Scott & Collier Counsel for the Plaintit? Adams, Dearman & Winberry Counsel for the Defendant BEELER ESSERE ETE NE TERETE ENE eae SELENE TERE TET TELE RETE SELENE GENE SERED SESE TENE DERE TERE Ge EE IE Flossie L, Kennerly 0 JURY- w. T. Knox, W. B. Campbell, Fred Parker, . Q Rex E. Weisner, J. A, McLellan, C. E. Hager, Vs 0 0. A. Clodfelter, B. H. Cates, C. L. Douglass, - 0 J. F. Walters, A. J. Hall & Z. E. Null, being Mary Jane Stewart, Extrx. 0 sworn and empanelled for their verdict say: of R. S. Lollar,. ) . Case continued until Wednesday, February 6, 1955+ This Honorable Court takes recess until Wednesday Morning February 6th, 1935 at 9:30 o'clock. - ey IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 53t JANUARY TERM 1935 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6th., 1935 Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment, Wednesday Feb. 6, 1935. at this 9:30 o'clock, A.M. plossie Le Kenrerly, Plaintiff, 0 / VS. ) ISSUE , Jane Stewart, Extrx of a Lollar, Defendmt. What amount, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover by reason of services rendered by her to defendants: testate from Nov. 6, 1930, to Nov. 6, 1933? Answer-- $700.00 al ea SEE SEDETE TEESE TE Te TE TERE TE TE EME Sedo dedhe LSedededndedhdadedhde <-Shsedesihe e4esese sete SHEE eee Seeds Heese SEAEETE TE SEE SESE ESE FETE Tee TE SEITE SESE TE TERETE TEE ETE TE Se EE ETE TE EE EE Se Bese Se TE TETE TEE He Rete JEN forth Carolina In the Superior Court, Iredell County January Term, 1935. Texas Company ° vs 0 ORDER ] J. Re Johnson 0 j r s Honor Hoyle Sink, This cause coming on to be heard before Hi » He Presiding Judce, upon motion of the defendant to set aside report of Refree on n idavits the ground of excusable neglect and the Court having heard the motion by aff . - S tion presented by counsel for plaintiff and defendant ance the Court, in its discre , ‘ h S ~ erred and having found that the defendant was not entitled to have the case re ref , ae ® of counsel f@ the report of the Refree stricken out and over-ruled the motion defendant. ’ 70 be Upon the above ruling, the defendant's counsel asks the Court to allowed additional time in which to file exce tions to the Referee's Report and the Court having found as a matter of right, that the defendant should have additional time within which to file exceptions, orders and adjudges that the defendant be given until the th day of March, 1935, with which to file exceptions . Referee heretofore appointed in this cause. to the Report of Hon. A. C. MeIntosh, H. Hoyle Sink Judze Presiding sede Se SESE RE MERE TE ESE aE est EE Sete Se ge tede ae aeae Tete Me ete He ett geese teeta de te tea seat THe tee tete at tee secede cede sede dete sede Ht Hide aaa SE sE TE EH AI In the Superior court North Carolina r February Term 1935 “redell County Virginia Carolina Joint Stock nd Bank Judgment oom oOo oe vs M.A. Watt, R. B. Patterson, Fourth} foeek Drainage’ District and Peoples § &@nd Savings Bank | — —— —— IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, x? WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6, 1935 This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor,H, Hoyle Sink, Presiding Judge and it appearing to the court that the above entitled action was tried in this court at the June Term, 193), and that a judgment was rendered in favor of the defendants as appears in the records; that the plaintire exceptes to sald judgment and appealed to the Supreme Court of Nrth Carolinas that the cass was heard at the Fall Term 194 in the Supreme Court of North Carolina and the decision of the court was that the judgment heretofore entered should be affirmed, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that th judgment heretofore entered in this cause at the June Tern, 193), be and the same is affirned and the plaintiff 1s taxed with the cost of the appeal. H. Hoyle Sink Presiding Judre > ee ee et a ee FERRE TE TESTE Re Ete ETE BETS Toe TE SE Soak TEE Set > STAT F NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, AJ Gounty of Iredell, Janvary Term, 1935. John W. Su mers vs JUDGMENT AND ORDER The Board of Drainage Commissioners, Walter Holland, Todd Summers and Sam Jurney of Little Rocky Creek Drainage District, The Sheriff of Iredell County as tax collector and the Treasurer of Iredell County, North Carolina, of Mandamus. OOO OOO OOOO yle This cause coming on to be heard and belng heard before his Honor, A, Ho} nts Sink, Judge Presiding and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff and Defends have agreed upon a settlement of the matters and t ings in this actions lain- IT IS THERSFORE UPON MOTION of Moss and Winberry, Attorneys for the ; recover of * Liff, ordered, adjudcsed and decreed that the plaintiff, John W. Summers, 5 m of Board of Drainage Commissioners of Little Rocky Creek Drainage District the su A *he aid an $297.18 and interest at 6% per annum from the 10th, day of April, 1929 until P costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerks g Issue IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that a writ of Mandam et com to the Board of Drainave Commissioners of Little Rocky Creek Drainage Distr e seal of this courts ceed to rai ntiff, posed of Walter Holland, Todd Surmers and Sam Jurney, under th returnable to the March 1936 Term of this Court, commanding them to pro provide the means to pay the sum herein adjudged to be due from them to - F arch, 1936 pay by Aying the proper drainage assessment sufficient for that purpose, said debt and also the costs of this action and make due return to the . term of Court; - . amus bE ke and ‘URTHER ORDERED, ADJUDZED AND DECREED that a writ of M IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 5: JANUARY TERM, 1935 . WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY, 6, 1935 issue to the Sheriff of Iredell County commanding him to collect tle assessments levied by the said Board of Drainage Gommissioners and to pay the same to the treasurer of Iredell County and that a writ of Mandamus issue to the Treasurer of Iredell County commanding him to pay out of the funds turned over to him by the Sheriff of Iredell County a sufficient amount to pay the principal, interest and costs of this Judgment into the office of the Clerk of Cowt for the use of the plaintiff. This the 6th. day of February, 1935. H. Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding. Gonsented tos Moss & W nberry By: C. D. Moss Ittorneys for Plainti‘?r. Lewis & Lewis Ktorneys for Defendant s. Ste Se BOSE DEOL SE Deh PEG Saleh ade Be ESSER ds SHEE EE TEESE SESESHSE SESS IESE TE Tete de tose teste tt seted PETITE SE SESE SESE TEE SESETRIESE SESE SESE TESTE TETESE TE SE SESESSE SE SESE TESS SESE STG ETE FETE Te ETE TE TE te TEE ETE TE ETE ETE TEE TEE EWES TEE Sarah Troutman, by her Next Friend, M, FP. P. Troutman. vs Don Richardson The above entitled case was peremptorily set tor Monday, March Term, 1935 . See Te a ee ee Se eee RRR edeet Se erone re Sede de de dedadh de SEIS LESE TESESESE SESE SED E TE ee TETE TEE ee Ee eG North Carolina In the Superior Court Tredel) County N. Green moma 0, y - wW Deal, Se R. Overcash, V. P. Arthurs, ° i eT , Solaee caste K. Kimmons, J. De Dayvault, E. L. oe ” ( Young Davis, J. R. King, W. H. Morrison, L. F. Warren, ¥ \ 0 and A. M. Guy. Cornell Cc. Wa gner : Vs Bes ae M, , L. Webb & Sydney Webb 9 M. Le Webb Was the plaintiff injured by the negliglence of the defendant, a * alleged in the complai nt? Answer--No. AS eae sedetege seeds M4 sap-4e see geqpseseueaete desea sate TAH et ee ae at s-seae ge geese ae SeaeS HEHE ESE SESS EE SHEE SEE SESE SE Se | | | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6, 1935 NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY January Term, 1935 C. L. Rhyne ( 0 Ve 0 ORDER t hs & Rhyne Drug Company This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before Hon, H, Hoyle Sink, Judge Presiding, at the January Term, 1935, of the Superior Court of Tredel) County, and it appearing to the Court that A. B. Raymer and Malcolm Cameron, Receivers of the defendant corporation, by petition this day filed have, for good and sufficient reason, resigned from their trusts; And it further appearinrs to the Court that said receivers have this day filed a report of their conduct of the said trust showing all transactions up to the date of their resignation, which report is approved; And it further appearing to the Court that attorneys for creditors ani the resiming receivers have suggested to |he Court the appointment of Andrew, McIntosh as receiver for the defendant corporation; And it further appearing to the Court that said resigning receivers have commenced litigation in this Court concerning their trust and that pleadings have been filed and said litigation is now pendi ng; Now, therefore, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that A. B. Raymer and Malcolm Cameron be, and they are hereby, permitted to resign and are hereby discharged from their trust as receivers of the defendant corporation. It is further considered, ordered and adjudged that Andrew C. McIntosh be, and he is hereby, appoin‘ed Receiver of the defendant Rhyne Drug Company, and is authorized and directed torecéive from said A, B. Raymer and Malcolm Cameron, all moniés, goods and other properties of e very kind and nature, and to prosecute all causes of action which he may find belonging to his trust and to this end he is authorized to adopt, amend or reject any and all pleadings heretofore filed in any litigation affecting his said trust, and further to disburse such monies collected by him to the creditors of the defendant according to law. This cause is retained for further orders. This the 5th day of February, 1935. H. Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding This Honorable court takes recess until Thursday Morning, nai 7th, 1935, at 9:30 o'clock, -_ ee udge Presiding paieecesigno OTL NIT 7 a saan FERRERS EHE Se St SE TE SENET Se desea dete se sese sete ge seas Sle eeeeeHe tat Seb Tete tesese se JANUARY TERM, 1945 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjourmment, Thursday Morning, rebruary 7, at 9:30 o'clock, A. M. North Carolina, , In the Superior Court, Iredell County. January Term, 1935 Lorena Hartsell 4 JURY- W, T. Knox, W. B. Campbell, Fred Parker, Rex E. Q Weisner, J. A. McLellan’, C. EF. Hager, 0. A. Clodfelter, Vs. ( B. H. Cates, C. L. Douglass, J. F. Walters, A. J. Hall 4 and Z. E. Null, being svorn and empanelled for their J. Be Hartsell ( verdict says Lorena Hartsell , Va. ISSUES ] J. B. Hartsell 0 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alt ged in the complaint? ANSWER- Yes. 2. Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER- Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a bonifide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the Complaint? ANSWER= Yess NORTH CAROLINA ' IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY ) FEBRUARY TERM, 1935 Lorena Hartsell Ve § gBDGENEEZ oo oO Om Cy GS o G2 +2 = 3 J. B. Hartsell This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior a oyle Sink, Jude Court of Iredell County, and being heard before His Honor, H. Hoyle nKy bmitted to it Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues su 7} t out in by the court in favor of the plaintiff and against the cofentam, 6° the record: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged by the court that the ,’ 4 defendant bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the an absolute be, and the same are hereby dissolved and the plaintiff is granted divorce from the defendant. H. Hoyle Sink 1b de ded S Se sek SESETETE TET Tete ETE TE SMEG ETE ETE SEE Sete te tede sete ee Oe Oe We eed BRET SE SER ESET See dE SE EE HE st 985 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 935 SP TET ATE TEE HEH Teed te tet ee ot re | a ; ci if j 4) a Se = ae IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935 NORTH CAROLINA ' IN THE SUPERIOR court IREDELL CW NTY § FEBRUARY TERM, 1935 Robert L. Compton _ SoS SS Cy G oO Q 4 ee = in Ruby K. Compton This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court ur of Iredell County, and being heard before His Honor, H. Hoyle Sink, Judge Pregia , ng, and a jury; and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of tl plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered and adjudged by the court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be and the same are hereby dissolvec and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, H. Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding BSE Se dese sete So Se Sess Se Sete se ese ee le ehh e oe Se Sh SSS Sth BCE OE OE OEE Se St St St te SEL SL Oe SO St St SA St Se St Se be Se Se oe . BWR ERE ERO EEE ERE TERETE TEE TEE ESET ETS TENE TEBE E Ee SE ESE BE FETE ETE SEE ESE E TET TEE EE NORTH C-ROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL CU NTY FEBRUARY TERM We E. Nattress,....Plaintiff -\Se “ ss ORDER OF REFERENCE 5e Ke. Cates, The Observer Printing Ho se, Inc. and Carolina Publishing Company a Corporation, 7 ©8 ©8 © 8 #8 #8 oe Oh es he ie we an es Ss kk en in i i enna Se ee ee ee ee ee ee ae ee en a ae THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard before his Honor, H. Hoyle Sink, Judge Presiding over the February Term of Civil Court for Iredell County; and it appearing to the Court from the statement of counsel and from the pleadings tes this is an action for breach of contract and that it involves the taking of a long aneon ‘ as ion account and is a case which properly should be referred; it is therefore, on pot of Scott & Collier and E, McA Currie, attorneys for the defendants and 2 Ve Turlington and Moss & Winberry, attorneys forthe pleintiff, pines ; ion ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT that this cause 0 act be referred, and that John We. Wallace be, and he is hereby appointed Referee ” shis . ysions this matter to take the evidence and to report his findin;s of fact and conel of law to the Court; and — nis If IS FURTHER ORDERED that the said John W. Wallace shall report ' ‘ then findings of fact and conclusions of law in this cause to the Court not later the 8th day of May, 1935. THIS 7th day of February, 1935. H. Hoyle Sink JUDGE PRESIDING —S~C~S IN THE SUPERIOR COUR? me JANUARY TERM, 1935 537 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935 wp CONSENT c. Be Winberr - PLAINTIFF RTRT RT ORT RT So8ee Mo Bee Dodie oe od aS le Sloe ele Slaw le a ee oe Ola ee eee LS S22 . IE SEIS BEGET IE TE BIE BE BE ISIE NIN TE EE BE ETE NTE TBI NS OLE We TS DIS WS UH OE DO DEDEDE TE ETE SEE ESE Ee SESE - Bee ee Te ee Te ee Te Te Bee Sete e Tats Sethe SSE 0e AE e Oe 04 WSN ERK NER RER ARES Me dadhdededede dtedodedsode Mateo eee IS Te TS STF yORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. ¢, D. Miller, VS. L. N and of E. E. Little. JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT. . Summers, H. J. Setzer lillian B, Little, Admrzx. This cause caming on to be heard before His Honor, H. Hoyle Sink, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff desires to take a non-suit as to Lillian B, Little, Administratrix of E. E. Little; Moss It is therefore, upon motion of John kh, McLaughlin, and Turner, & Winberry, Attorneys for the Plaintiff, ordered and adjudged that this cause be and the same is hereby non-suited as to the defendant, Lillian B. little, Administratrix of E. E. Little. ae ete testo see seg North Cfrolina, Iredell County. Mrs, City of Statesville. This the 7th day of February, 1945. H. Hoyle Sink Juage Presiding. ae 86 Ab 06.96.96 96.96 96 96 D6 S696 96 06.56 SE SLL SL OE ok LSE SASL SL SESE IESE SE SL IESE OL ILL SESE SESE aR olla foal Gon 4, Modfed dled ode dese sere ded oe seg ogee ae welt SeSESESE SE TENE SESE SESE ETE ee eae ease SESE a ae BOGE EE In the Superior Court, January Term, 1935. Fannie K. Groome : a JUDGMENT This cause coming on to be heard that upon the opinion.of the Supreme fn “ourt filed in this cause on January lst, 19353 Term It 1s now ordered and adjudged that the judgement rendered at tle March » 1934, of this Court, be and it is hereby set aside and’new trial ordered { " @cordante with the opinion of the Supreme Court. Sey Wet ye H. Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding. SESE SE SESE SESE SERRA Sesetesesthsesese RAE te Sete ot see ae sete gee ste dee ge tete SERRE REE SESE REE IE BRE SESE IE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935 038 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 539 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, petition and other certified copies of all the proceedings had before the said t Iredell County. January Term, 1935, gugenics Board of North Carolina, on thel9th day of December, 193, and upon } examination of plaintiff's Mother, Della Bridges Wauch and her stepfather, J. Se —.t——. 8€8=3= lh yaugh; the plaintiff refusing to testify, the court finds as a fact that the matters Vs. JUDGMENT and things set out in said petition affidavits are trues ik ' City of Statesville NOW, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the re ae order for operatim of sterilization upon Genelia Juanita Bridges signed on the 19th : day of December, 194h, by the said Eugenics Board of North Carolina be, and the same Sa This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, #, Hoyle is hereby in all respects affirmed; and, in furtherance of this, it 1s ordered that : Sink, Judge Presiding, at the January Term, 1935, upon the motion of the plaintire urs. E. Me Land, petitioner or prosecutor, proceed to have performed upon the said at asking that a jury be d n g jury rawn from some County other than Iredell County, for the Juanita Bridges, on any day between February 8th, 1935,and April 18, 1935, Genelia Nie purpose of the trial of this cause; . i the operation of sterilization, and sich operation to be performed by a sur. eon ey “ a ee ee ee ee en ee at Doctor’ Long's Hospital in Statesville; provided that nothing in this order shall td a ee ee ee ee 19 3h, resulting in a verdict for the {interfere in any manner with the right of the natient or her cuardian or next of kin eth pisintiff, end that the Supreme Court in ite decision handed down on January ist, to select a competent physician of her or their own choice for such operation at / 1945, stated that a new trial should be had, and the court having further heard her or their own expense. or affidavits by the plaintiff and be the defendant is of the opinion that a jury H. Hoyle Sink ai should be drawn from some County other than Iredell County for the purpose of — worn ase. — ld the trial of this cause, as is provided for by law; | The court in its discretion, therefore, orders and adjudges that a jury setesesesesesetse ce aicicietede geSHeSede SHEESH Shedd abe aR ete deeded detested Sekehe Sete PPE SESE DOT SERRE TENE TENE HE TET hawt of twenty-five men be drawn from Rowan County, North Carolina, the jury to be an a 4 drawn from the box by the Sheriff of Rowan County at least ten days before the tem ee ae i of court wheih commences March llth, 1935, and the Sheriff of Rowan County is to a ene a ee ki notify the plaintiff and defendant two days before the jury is to be drawn, the a ip jury when drawn will be notified when to report, to the Superior Yourt of Iredell Cornell C. Wagner i V ve JUDGMENT M. L. Webb and Sydney Webb . It is further ordered and adjudged that this cause be set as the first case on Wednesday, March 13th, 1935, fort rial. 4 being heard, before Hon H. Hoyle and being » 06 = This cause coming on to be heard, ' | / County. ’ to the liability of the defendant M. ; L. Sink, Judce Presiding, and a jury, 4s ; H, Hoyle Sink {t in Judge “Presiding. Webb to the plaintiff and the jury having answered the issue submitted to ; x s in the favor of the defendant M. L. Webb and against the plaintiff, as appears in y? BO Be S680 Se 56 oe 6: 06 06 bs 8 ~~ : FIER REL RE EEA LEER LLANE ELAR ELLE ILE LE EER LAAT AIR INP NMEA records i (G - 2677 aftudged that the plaintiff NORTH CJ . Now, therefore, it is onsidered, ordered, and adjudg oe — ) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT | the defendant M. L. Webb t cover N 7 . ie a ; IREDELL COUNTY ! #0 nothing of the defendant L. Webb and tha © > ) FEBRUARY TERM, 1935 aerendant M. L. Webb recover the costs 80 heance without day and further that the of this the Clerk. \ GENELIA JUANITA BRIDES, eetion to be Same oF PLAINTIFF, H. Hoyle Sink -VS- Judge Presiding ¢ JUDGMENT eg ye ee es a i | Superintendent of Welfare, DEFENDANT, seaeseqete sete dete dete Bese SSE Hea ae ane He He te HE 2c COCO oe OO Oe OO ede oe oe os be, 1d dt Seda ete Tesese Teese tion "HS itete ee atta ds ae sean gets sede SEES SPSS See SEFE SESE IATA THEE sett This cause coming on to be heard on appeal from an Order for opers a upon th of sterilization of the Eugenics Board of North Carolina, and being =e / IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 77 1935 North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County. 0 January Term, 1935. Flossie L, Kennerly Vs. dUDGUMEN Mary Jane Stewart, Executrix of R. S. Lollar, deceased. This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard before His Honor, H,. Hoyle Sink, Judge presiding and a jury, and the jury having answered the issue submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the records It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of tk defendant the sum of $700.00. It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant pay the costs of this action. He. Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding Se Seae sete ide eee Se SE IESE se Sel eSe SE SESE ese SE ESE HE SESE SE Sesh She hsb ese sb Sesh site ag SPSS ETE TE SEE Teese Me ESE Se TELE Te Te TET BETO TE TERE Te BENE So ETE SESE ETE Sete TE FETE NTE HE SE TEE TE TE TE NESE TE ETE EEE HER CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR O'RT IREDELL COUNTY Constance Tunstall Vv e —— eee Je . Le Tunst all oc oO SS Oo & ww This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before Hon. H. Hoyle Sint, Jude Presiding, upon the pleadings and afficavits filed herein for an allotment of r 3 P ourt subsistence and support and co:nsel fees under C. S. 1667 and it appearing to the ¢ that the plaintiff has made out a prima favie case and is entitled to an allotment ' . aise of attorneys fees; and it further appearing to the Court that issues of fact are? determinations MeIntoss by the pleadings which should properly be submitted to a jury for Now, therefore, it 1s considered, ordered and decreed that Andrew vs ed an attorney's y days attorney for the plaintiff, be, and he 1s hereby, allowed and allott fee of $35.00 to be paid by the defendant and the defendant 1s allowed ninet within which to pay said fee, » be, and th and decreed that this caus redel rior court of f And it is further considered, ordered, same is hereby, transferred to the civil issue docket of the Supe County for trial before a jury at the March Term, 1935. This cause is retained for further orders. Ee oS- - This 7th day of February, 1935. 20d 7 a 06 ot 00 b6 Ot be be te oe * Hee SEE ESE SESE Se SESH SEES SESE HE AE SHIR SESE ESET SE EH H.Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding. Fn ‘ seit VBE TELE TE TNE ESE SE TENE ese SE He on IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935 541 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, tredell County. January Term, 1935. L, 0. White et al Vo vse e 8 e¢ 8 ef Ff 88 @ sterling Mills, Incorporated = sswsseseoeeeeeone eee seeeeoees 4 the This cause coming on to be heard upon the petition and motion of W. H. Gh Spradlin, Receiver of t he Commercial National Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, a a > e to be allowed to file a claim against the Ke eiver of the Sterling Mills, Incorporated, ae and it appearing that the petition should be all>vwed; 2 It 1s now ordered and adjudged that the Receiver of the Commercial National oh Bank of Statesville, North Carolina, be and he is hereby allowed to file his claim against the Receiver of the Sterlin Mills, Incorporated, in the sum of Twelve Hundred and eighty-seven dollars end twenty-five ($1237.25) cents. * ie H. Hoyle Sink Ri “Judge Presiding. * MME SESE LSE SSE SESE SESE SESE SEE TERE Te SESE TE TEE TEE Tee te S Ste She SESE Sede de ete se sete sete ete hath alihahehehaielalalehelabalel ” t rr . ” GC oO + bs North Carolina In the Superior Court, ‘fo ie i) 94 Iredell County 9 January Serm, 1935. eat ri V cat In the Matter of the 0 os cin Mll of H, A. Smith, ORDER Deceased, ( 4 This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Presiding Judg nd m r at the January Term of Iredell Superior Court upon the petition and motion o Janes F, Brawley and it appearing to the Court that the said James F, Brawley was cited to make himself a party to the above entitled action and that he has , S that @ substantial interest as a beneficiary under the will of H. Ae Smith and tha + ; , Ceo =e A. his interests are inconsistent with the interests of the Administrator, , @s an individual, I b and he 1s It 1s thereupon ordered and decreed that James ~. Brawley be, such, to defend the etion and as hereby allowed to make himself a party to this action an Will and Testament of H. Rs any time within twenty emith and it is same as a propounder of the last caida James F, Brawley shall have a right, file an answer or otherwise Wdered that the “ays after the adjournment of this term of Court, to Plead to the caveat, as he may be advised. Hoyle Sink rate residing. se an sett dt eth Sete SEGRE TE Tete HEE ete Pigeons ‘ Seah se abse sete dete Ht He Petes oe ab te sete ab ge tee SESE HE AMER STE SE SRR EE ES A a i H H i y i IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 THURSDAY, FEBRU RY 7, 1935 942 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, oo mS dtredell County. January Term, 1935. Hanovie Chemical and Manufacturing Company, Ince Vs. JUDGM tI NT ooo Om mS Je Me Holland m Th's cause coming on to be heard at tis Term of the Superior Court before His Honor, H. Hoyle Sink, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that plain. tiff end defendant have compromised and settled their differences in this Cause: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Fifty Dollars, same to be paid before the March Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, no execution to issue vntil after said Term of Court. [It is further adjudged that the plaintiff pay all the Officers fees for serving the claim and delivery proceeding and also, pay the State tax of $2.00, and all costs in the taking the depositions of witnesses for the plaintiff, the ‘ defendant to pay all other costs. It is further ord: red and adjudged by the Court that the Conditional sale a contract signed by the defendant and set forth in this cause, together with the check given by the defendant for the sum of $22.50 be delivered up to the court ani cancelled. It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that property de- scribed in the Complaint and claim and delivery proceeding and the conditional sale contract be delivered to the plaintiff, said property is to belong to said plaintiff. H. Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding AGREED: Ce D, Moss Attorney for Plaintifr Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for defendant ALSS 26 00.95 065+. 9+ 94 06 90 be ye 8 , faa 7 IIe HE BEE TEs ebb sesh et at oe 154 ot ot oe 0 oe * 4,34, St St St SE es 54 ot $e dt “ , PEE EERE RRL EEE eee Bete el itl ee eR Re Sat Sate Sede Ses ehe se See HnHHHAHF ' North Carolina ) In the Superior Court ) Iredell County 4@ January Term, 1935- Maude Setzer j V8e \ JUDGMENT C. H. Dearman, Administrator of F. M. Ostwalt, Deceased, oC Oo OO Om ud This cause coming on to be heard before hie Honor H. Hoyle Sink, wr o his presiding at the January Term of Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing ’ co of tM. eid Honor that the parties thereto have agreed upon a settlement, in yer terms of the said settlement: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT chitin JANUARY TERM, 1935 043 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935 It is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff Mrs. Maude Ostwalt setzer do have and recover of the defencnt the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), payable at once, in full payment of her claim for services rendered defendant's intestate to the time of his death, and of all other claims as a creditor against the estate, the costs of this action to be taxed against the defendant, the plain- tiff's share of the intestate's estate to be exonerated from the burden of her rro rate share of the said costs and expense incurred by the administrator in defending ee att this action. Ba It is further consider e d , ordered and adjudged that Wade C. Ostwalt, who fart is advancing the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), to which reference 1s made « ei in the above paragrap h , is to be reimburse d for the same by the administr a t o r . a od He Hoyle Sink at ‘f Judge Presiding a SAE SEITE SESENEGE Lee ESE TE TLE SELENE SEN AESEREGEREREE SESE ER AEN TEREST: TERE SELENE ETE TE EET LEE EEE AET EBLE DEDEDE BE North Carolina In the Superior Court oP DB lpedell County January Term, 1935 q Tl hi HH 0. L, Williams Veneer Company, : i / -vs- : JUDGMENT ae : mT L. G. McLean, Adminis t r a t o r of : ah the Estate of T. L. McLean, : bh deceased . : BOT oMeeseo o e w e o o o n o e Snacene c a c e c a s e e ir This cause coming on to be heard at the re -ylar January, 1935, Term of # Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the motion of Che. Os. te Williams Veneer Company, the plaintiff in the above entitled action, to confirm } the report of C. B. Winberry, Esq-, the referee herein, and upon the exceptions et : Ze. Le to said report of the defendant L. G. McLean, Administrator of the Estate of T McLean, deceased; o the Court that said r feree found that the plaintiff 4 “ne § $e5 28 ts entitled to recover judgment against the defendant in the sum of $6,5975+e0, ) per cent per annum from And it appearing t together with interest on said sum at the rate of six (6 November 30, 1931, until paid; x ° Yn ne tl ruling of the And it appearing further to the Court that, pending the the Court upon the motion of the plaintiff and the exceptions of the defendant, nd modified Plaintire and the defendant have agreed that said report be altered a er judgment in the following respect, to-wit: that the plaintiff is entitled to recover jud¢ 000.00 with interest thereo until paid, and that judgment a n at the rate “gainst the defendant for the sum of $7, °F six (6) per cent per annum from the date hereof, iia ‘ being advis *hould be entered upon the same as so altered and modified; the Court being attorneys for the plaintiff of said agreement by Raymer & Raymer and Scott & Collier, ‘ne @he defendant, respectfivelys a and adjudged that Report of said referee be It is therefore, ordere : that the plaintiff is ™dified and altered in the following respects, to-wit: Bi SN a all al ie : | 4 | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935. entitled to recover judgment against the defendant for the sum of $7, 000.00, with at the rate of six interest thereon from the cate of this judgment, until paid, (6) per cent per annum, and that judgment be entered upon said report as go altered and modified, to-wit: that the plaintiff have and recover judgment against the defendant for the cum of $7,000.00, with interest on said sum from the date of this judgment until paid at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum; It is further ordered and adjudged that the p laintirr pay all fees due witnesses used in its behalf and one-half of the other costs of this action, and that the defendant pay all fees due witnesses used in its behalf anda One-half of the other costs of this action. This the 7th day of February, 1945. H. Hoyle Sink Judge Fresid.ing By consent of: Raymer & Raymer attorneys for the plaintiff Scott & Collier Attorneys for the defendant BE BD ETE TOME TE TERE SESE HE LOMETE TENE SERENE SESE SESE TEESE TE TEESE SETESE TE SESE DES Sete TEESE TENE TERE SERE SESE TERE ESET SEE IIE TH North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County January Term, 1935 Merchants & Farmers Bank of Stategs- ville, North Carolina, plaintiff, -VSe JUDGMENT D. Je Kimball, Administrator of the Estate of 4. C, Kimball, Rhoda Mae Steele and John A, Scott, Executors of the will of H, T. Steele, and D. J. Kimball, individually, defendants, anuary, This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at the regular J ring 1935, Term of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina; and it oppo" o recover jwignent ont delivere? to the Court that this action wa= instituted by the palintiff t against the defendants on a certain promlsory note under seal, executed a ; he sus by G. C. Kimball, trading as Kimball Ginning Company, to the plaintiff in t . at the of $3,590.00, dated June 30, 1933, and beafing interest after March 15, 193 hs qT. steele, rate of six per cent per annum until paid; which note wac endorsed by ae Ce Kimball; ants bavé now deceased, and D, J, Kimball for the accomodation of the said G- nd 1t appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and the defend agreed that judgment be entered in this cause against D. J. Ki . ximbedly of the Estate of “. C, Kimball, as principal, and against the defendan Steele and John A, : ode Scott, Executors of the will of H. T. Steele, and D (‘he State of North Carolima, D. C. Fussell, IN THE SUPERIOR COUR? | JANUARY TERM, 1935 845 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935 individually, as endorseres on said note, for the sum of $3,590.00, with interest f from March 15, 1934, until paid, at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum, and against the defendants for the costs of this action; F ip It is, therefore, by con-ent, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff have and recover judgment azainst the defendant D. J. Kimball, as jdninistrator of the Estate of G, C. Kimball, deceased, as principal, and against se the defendants Rhoda Mae Steele ani John A, Scott, Executors of the Estate of ia #, T. Steele, deceased, anc D. J. Kimball, individually, as endorsers for the iy accomodation of the said G. C. Kimball, deceased, for the sum of Three Thousand Five Hunired and Ninety ($3,590.0) Dollars, tovether with interest on said sum hit from the 15th day of March, 193k, until paid, at the rate of six (6) per cent per a annum, and for the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. ey or we H. Hoyle Sink f Juare Presicing i . a + | By Consent of ry Raymer & Raymer it itorneys for the plalntir? li} i Rbt. A. Collier ie Attorney for Rhoda Maw Steele and wel Jonn A, Scott, Evecutors of the will ‘hf of. T. Steele, defendants. shat a “hai doh LS. Lewis TonN Attorney for the defmndant: ©. J. ‘el Kimball, Administrator of the Estate <¢ 4,.C, Kimball, and D. J. Kimball, individually. Dedede desk SESE SE SERS TERETE SEE FE TE Be EE THRE Sie etede Sete test tede Se se Se TeSe Sete FETE RTE TERETE SEDE SE TEE TEE ETE TELE ETE TE EE IER EER EES I ate 3 WORTH CAROLINA 0 SUPERIOR COURT r4 | ) MEXANDER COUNTY 9 surney P, tiood, Commissioner of Banks of liquidating Agent and R. M. Sasser, Assistant ‘lquidating Agent, and the Merchants and Fermers ‘ank of Mooresville, and A. L. Starr, Trustee, -VS- mt Carperter and wife, Nan M. Carpenter, . Na the First National Bank of Mooresville, N. C. ee oe e His Honor This cause coming on to be heard at this term of Court befor » defendant i. Hoyle Sink, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the court that the , ran Bis dred ($500.00) "P. Carpenter, has offered to consent to a judgment for Five Hundred ($500. j t lien on Dollars and costs of the action and that said sum to be declared a firs : and described he house and lot hereinafter referred to, being 4 protion of the 1 and it further appearing {n the deed of trust sought to be foreclosed in this action; is 00. sand 1,0 * the court that the sum demanded inthe compalint 1s One Thousand ($1, . Sasser Liquidating *ollars, with interest from November 1st, 1930, and that mtn : ity to thor Avent of the Merchants and Farmers Bank of Mooresville, 1s without au y : ther appearing to “™PrOMd se the case without the approval of the court; and it fur viii ba 7 : —— IN THE SUPERIT® COURT JANUARY 7 RM, 1945 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY7, 1935 the court that the statute of limitations has been plead in the euy 86, and that it 1s to bhe best interest of all parties concerned: IT IS, VHMREFORE, ordered that R. M. »asser be, and he ig hereby a th Uthort 264 to compromise the said cause, and it is furthe: ordered ani adjudged that the plaj | nt recover of the defendant, \\. P. Carpenter, the sum of Five Hundred ($500.00) Dolla, said sum to be due and payablé ss follows: $100.00 on the 9th day of February, 1935; $50.00 February 23th, 1935; $100.00 March 28th, 1935; $100.00 April 28th, 1945; $50.00 May 28th, 1935 and $100.00, June 28th, 1935, and the cost of the Action. It Ls further, by consent ordered and a djudged that the said sum of 500.00 and the cost be declared tobe a first lien on the house and lot know as ‘he We P. Carpenter Home Place, on East Iredell Av nue, co taining 90 feet front and 460 feet back, and bein a protion of the land described in the derd of trust, as set out the compalint in this action. It ls further ordered and aijucged that W. “. Battley be, and he is hereby appointed Commisati oner ani author. ized and directed to sell, after due advertisement, the property hereinbefore des. eribed, toewit, the house and lot, in case the defendant, \. P. Carpenter falls to meet the payments as they become due, and failure to meet any payment for a period of ten (10) daye after the same is due, as set out, Lt is understood «nd agreed, shall mike all deferred peyments cue and, In such event, it shail \e the duty of the Commissioner to advertise und sell the property at the instance of R, M. Sasser, or othe: persons interested insaid judgment. This the 6th day of february, 1935. H. Hsyle ‘ink JUL PRESID NG BY CO! NTs Grier, Joyner & “artness Ain TTTOMEYS TOR «. >. ConPrnTEen i Burke © Burke Trey 'T Tae he ” . \ z ? vd TU BX. Ii e e wADr aR, ia es Ze V. Turlinrton wT) hy YOR Pinoy y LOYAL BANK & TT °. rmow 1, se ted dearer e* se seteetee, SEHR [N THE SUPERIOR COURT -><—_—><_> Carl C. Sharpe, Plaintiff. -~VSe Shel] Na: tern Petroleum ——_—_ — om Products Company, [nGe, R. 4, Gant and fe, Ella H, Gant, Allen Stoele and Harold Brawley, Defendonts, oO ee ee —~ — ~~ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, ° 1935 7 Mis cause coming on to be heard before His Honor H. Hoyle Sink, Judge presiding at the February Term 1945 of Lredell Superior Court, and being heard spon the appeal of Shell Favrtern Petroleum Products Company, Inc., one the the jefendants in the above entitled action from un order to the Clerk of this Court genying its petition to remove this case to the District Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina, Te Court finds as a fact that th de vndmts, hk. 3, Gant and wife, Elia jant, and Harold Brawley and Allen Steele, are residents an citizens of North Carolinas and that they are necessary and proper parties in the above entitled cause in the guperior Court of Iredell County. The Gourt finds as a fact that the said defendant, hell hastern Petroleum products Company, Ince, within the tlie required by Law ly filed its petition for removal of this case to the District Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina, said petition bein: in due form ani according to law; Tat the said “hell Eastern Petroleum Prodnets Company, INC ey th sald petition duly filed ‘he bond required by law witt C ind euffieclent sureties and the sald bond fs hereby approved, ‘Ihe Court furthe finds as a fact thi rior to the filing of said ye tition and bond the said defen ant eave the plaintiff due otice ther I as required by law. , { Upon hearing and ¢ nsidertng the etition he plaint an 1po 6 2 ) ’ , ; : ' } . nity ‘) . arruement of counsel on t’1* appeal fr he Clork the rt f’ the opinion 1 ‘ttes in the deter:inatlon of the all of the defendants are necessary and ;roper pai controversies involved and that this is not a proper case for removal to the Pederal ; a tom Oca * the mot Court and, therefore, the order of the Clerk of the iperior C urt denying 1 tion ' Cn e p loa ls affirmed and the said petition to remove 1s dented. This the 6th day of February, 19456 H. Hoyle Sink wink PRESTD We. ; oa ctarn etroleum To the foreroing and attached order the defendant, ©hell ee * ial 1 the sald defendant froducts Company, Ince, e:-cepted from snid order and ju poent and th sa. . Cry Notice of appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeal siven . — I $50.00. By fn consent ts allowed twenty dgys of the plaintiff “ppeal waived, Appeal bond filed in the sum nd defen lant, Shell Eastern Petroleum Provu ‘ts Company, 11Ce, {In which to serve cases on appenl upon the plaintiff and the plaintiff allowed ten dayg thereafter in which to serve cointer-case or file exceptions anc tt 1s ordered 8d arreed that the case on appeal shall consist of summons, complaint, petition to Te n "NOve Clerk's order and this order. This the 6th day of February, 19356 H. Hoyle Sink ~— Judge Presiding. edb dh th gh side te ii Ab ete a + > ot Sethe sete ap sede te Settee Tee aE SEAR aE Tete a aE Tee Tee HES SE ese aE te tee TEESE th JANUARY TERM, 19 x » 1935 047 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1935 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935 North Carolina (Q ) Iredell County } In the Superior Court, January Term, 1935, First National Bank, Statesville, N. C., States.ille Chair Company nd Others, vs. ORDER Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Co. This cause comins on to be heard before His Honor, H. Hoyle Sink, Judge Presiding at the January Term, 1935, of Iredell Superior Court, and being heard upon the Special Report of C. E. Keiger and T. G. Shelton, Reccivers of the Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Co., filed at this t:rm, and it appearing to the Court from said report that the Receivers have a bona fide offer from A, £, Bird, +. G. Shelton and Fred T. Slane, their associates and nominees, to purchase the entire assets of the Receivership as a going concern, for the sum of $70,732,1° cash, to be paid upon confirmation, It is, therefore, ordered by the Court that a hearing be held befor» the undersigned Jud-e at chambers at Lexington on the 19th day of February, 1935, at 12 o'clock, A. M., when and where the Court will pass upon the sale of said assets and order the same confirmed, if he deems advisable, and it is further ordered and iecreed that the Receivers shall five notice by p:blishing a notice once a week or two weeks ln some newspaper published in Iredell County, notifying all creditors, sto-kholders and other parties in interest, to appear before the undersigned at such tine and place and show cause, if any they can, why saic offer should not be confirmed and it 1s further ordered that the Receivers mail notice in writing to a each of the creditors and each of the preferred stockholders of the time and place of saic hearing and citing them to show cause, if sny they have, why the offer shovlt not be confirmed, H. Hoyl Sink JUDGE PRESIDING os nspagcecedtt oese Sesegege se seat Lee PSE SESE SE ESE SE Stee te hd oe epee oe oe dees oe oe ete eee TE ETE EIEN Meat Se Sede esos See se Sede ede ede ty SEB TE SE SESESESE SESE SESE LE SESE SESE ENE SE SETS Se SESESE SESE TE TEESE EEE EEE BS ST r r " TD tT . AT T t VU i ) | 7 } a? + © ‘ ‘ TR AROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR CURT wrrryvy T l T NTY OF IREDELL 3EFORE THE CLERK EFORE TH Lk The Wallace Brothers Company - : v9) a Corporation, Plaintiff, "" JUDIMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL. J. W. Craft and Mrs, John W. Craft, Defendants, oo oO OO OO OO Om fore nis Honor, Jo” ebruary 18, 2" crafts This cause comine on to be heard, and being heard, be Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, on Monday, F 4 Mrs, John We and it appearing to the Court that the defendants, J. W : i , . y Craft an ma | 049 ah were personally served with summons in the above-entitled action on the 17th day : of Jmuery, 1935, and copies of the plaintiff's duly verified complaint were ip ‘ / a + he duly served on said defendants at the time of service of said su»mons, that more nuit 3 than thirty days has elapsed since the service of summons and complaints upon Ma ts and that they have failed to file : Aes defendants 7 file answer or demurrer; and that the com- i plaint allezes a cause of action for the recovery of a sum certain tn money due 4 upon a promissory note -- Ht : ie NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of John W, Wallace, attorney for the plaintiff, it ls hereby ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the de- by fendants, J. W. Craft and Mrs, John W. Craft, the sum of Two Hundred Ninety Eight iy Dollars and Eight Cents ($29d.08), with interest thereon at the rate of six per 3 cent per annum from the 28th day of Oct ber, | 34, until paid, and the costs of “ j “A i . a this action to be taxed by the Clerk . ] a This the i8th day of February, 1935. 4 ie Mi i John los Milholland a4 r 8 Clerk of Superior Court ahd ayy # ‘ ' 1h Sh. aime MIELE PERE SE SESE SESE SE TE TESS TE SESE SESE SE Sos ose Te tose See sese sesh ee tt SESETE NESE SESE TENE SESE SESE SES ETE TE ESE SE SESE TE TERE ETE ETE TE Tee TE Sete sors i rs aba ¥ North Carolina In the Superior Court Spud al Iredell County i eh al > - a ee ee me ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ae ee me me, A. S, Alley, plaintiff, . er i -VSs- ae is) > JUDGMENT mR Ae, H. Aw Smith, J. T. Smith, ". F. aH Smith, 0. L. Smith, and Winona : A ES) Smith, Administratrix of the Estate $ Tee of R. L. Smith, deceased, : aialtity defendants. g 2a b h dersigned This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the un > Clerk of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the duly verified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff duly filed his verified complaint and caused summons to be issued in this cause on the , hat mi was end day of January, 1935; and it appearing further to the Court that summons T, Smith, 0. L. Smith and Winona &§ on the 2nd day of January, 1935, was 4 mith, Administra- uly served on the defendants J. trix of the Eetate of R. L. smith, deceased, duly served on the defendant He A» Smith on the th day of January, 1935, and was QzG. i tuly served on the defendant W. Fe Saith on the 3rd day of January, 1945; and it have elapsed since the date of the ‘ppearing further that more than thirty days and that neither of the defendants Service of said summons on said defendants, Se — answered, demurred or appeared, and that each is now in default; her to the Court that this action was instituted by And it appearing furt promisory note executed and t delivered he plaintiff to recover judgment on 4 certain plaintiff in the sum of $500.00, dated May 19, 'Y the defendant H. A. Smith to the | 900 1931, due 12 months after date and bexuring interest from date until paid at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum; and it appearing further to the Court that sald was duly endorsed by the defendants J, T. Smith, i. F. Smith, 0. L. smith and note R. Le Smith Estate by Winona Smith, Administratrix; and it appearing to the Court that said note is now past due and that no payment has been made thereon, and that there 1s now justly due and owing to the plaintiff thereon the sum of $500,00 with interest from May 19, 1/31, until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum; It is therefore ordered, adjudzed and decreed by the court that the plain- tiff have and recover judgement against the defendants for the sun of $500.00 and interest thereon from May 19th, 1931 torether with interest thereon until paid at the rate of 5% per annum, and the cost of this action as taxed by the Court, This, Monday, February loth, 1945-6 John L, Milholland Clerk Superior Court. : SESE TE TSE TE ee TE SESE eae te te et NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court LREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk Hilliard B. Atkins, Receiver of the First Nati onal Bank of States- ville, North Carolina, Vs. FINAL JUDGMENT Roger G. Moore and Laura 5S, Moore °o0°o<.S oO oO OOO : . ed This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersign . 1 Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, | ent February, 1935, on motion of C. H. Dearman, attorney for the plaintiff, for judge } . ea a € l th by default final, and Lt appearing to the Court that summons was issued on the 1) 4 vw 4 that on ay of December, 193); that summons was returnable as provided for by 1aW; the same date, plaintiff filed a duly verified complaint with the Clerk of the _ + . . i n @ Superior Court of Iredell County, demanding a sum certain in money, due ° laint, promissory note; that a copy of the sunmons, tocether with a copy of the comp : it was served on each of the defendants on the 17th day of — on 1933 ont he defendant s to plead been filed gnidite? further appearing to the Court that the time allowed for t has elapsed, and no answer, demurrer, or other pleading or motion nas f é by the defendants, and it further appearing to the Court that the plaintif , on this the promissory note sued on in this action, and there appears to be due ogether with + terest obligation the sum of eicht hundred twenty dollars ($820.00), t thereon at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum from the 2th day of De 1942, until paid recover f plai ntif ‘ THEREFORE Ly , dollars ($820 ADJUNGED, DECREED, AND ORDERED that the of the defendants, and each of them, the sum of eight hundred twenty together with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum, from at : -* , noe: the 2th day of December, 1942, until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of Court, “| { 1 a This Monday, 11 February, 1935. ‘ 4, hat ded John L. Milholland ibe Clerk Superfor Court of Iredell County 4 * » SSE TEI TERE TERE BNE SE RENE NE HONE BE RE ETE Te TE TEMES ob 946-49-46-0648-40-46-40-48 mat * we, 7 BRR 4 ce a pail North Carolina In the Superior Court i oa: Iredell County ia aie : a3 Home Building and Loan Association Q i oh and T. S. Coffey, Substitute Trustee Q » / yea ' ) ma vs ) Judsment ner 28 - ) any I, T. Speaks, and wife, Olivia L. ) lbh Speaks " ith " il jong th tb) ‘se This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John L,. Milholland, yd ga P oa! aN Clerk of the Superior Court on this the llth day of February, 1935, and it appearing rob to the court that this action wa® instituted on the 22d day of June, 1933, and that a ies i t a summons and copy of verified complaint was served on the defendants on the 24rd day i 5 of J 4 Be of June, 1933; that more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of summons Cae ae ae and complaint and thet the defendants have iled to enswer or cemur to the plain- qi n 4 it My tiff's cuuse of action; * a ee ° P PY ad It further appearing to the court t the defeniants borrowed from the Ah . iA a Plaintiff the sum of $1500. on March lu, 1931 and secured the payment of sa'd in- Neg debtedness by a deed of tryst to k. F. Rives, Trustee, on the property described ¢ in the complaint; that R. I’. Rives died and that T. S. Coffey was appointed substitute ™. 3 a Trustee in said deed of trust and is a party to this action; that the defendants ce- far, ® if ‘aulted in the payment of the debt secured by said ceed of trust and were indebted y to the plaintirr in the sum of $1646.41 on June 21, 1933 and that since the pendency i navments on said indebtedress.e *y - this action, the defendants have made some ae 1s, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, the Home Bullding and Loan Association, r¢ cover of thi defendants the sum of $1646.41, =“ interest from the 21st day of June, 1933, and that the defendants pay the cost [t 1s further ordered that the real estate described in the complaint be “ondemned and or dered sold and that the proceeds arising from such sale, after pay- ine ' & . "8 the taxes and assessments against said property, be 4p lied on this Judgment T that end, T. S. Coffey, 1s appointed a Commissioner of this court to sell the i Property at pbulic auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, and he Is ‘tthorized and directed to make the sale of said property on any day Of the sonth, ' , i : } except on Sunday and to report his proceedings to this court, It is further ordered that upon the recording of this Judgment that th 8 plaintiff credit said judgment with any credits made by the defendants since the institution of this action. John L. Milholland Clerk of the Super or Court ~ SOME TE SESE RE SESE ETE ETE TEE HE BEE TE TE TERE TEE TEE TE BEE Sete ESE ee ede SESE Sede Mee tea 9 ON ER TE ese lb tt tet ¥. CRG 4 9626 be 00 bt 00 00 20 0 ot 06 00 bn 08 0s Ob Bee SESS Se ETE Te SEE Sete ee Sete test IN THE SUPERIQR COURT, oom (h ALT RCHASE COl PORATION 0 -VS- ) J U DG@*MEN YT ] . bis mS NI , 4 2 { ( N. BRADY. ) This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, John L. Milholland, Cl:rk of theS .perior Court of Iredell County, and it earing to the Court that the defenda»ts have admitted that the plaintiff © } oe is the owner and has title to the property described in the Conplaint and it further appearing that the defendants have acknowledged themselves to be tenants of e said plaintiff and are occupying the said premises as such tena”ts from month to month at a monthly rental of $15.00 per month, payable in advance: IT (S, THEREFORE, ordered, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff LS the mer of ‘h premises described in the Complaint; and it is further ordered, idered ani adjudged that the defendants are occupying the said premises as tenants fro nth to mnth of the plaintiff at a mo thly rental f 315.00 per month, payable on the lst of each month in advance, It is + further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action. John Le Milholland oUrzER Jack Joyner ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF. Ae B. Raymer ATTORNEY FOR DEFBNDA Ts, nai was scape geese TEMES SESE Te Test SSE ese SE ME SL ESE ae ote sean ae ae Sesede sedated eA F oe See Se SE ete ete tt * STATE OF NORTY CAROLINA “IN THE SUPERIOR 0 URT , COUNTY OF IREDELL THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUNELA, Plaintiff, acainst : SALE Je We Summers and wife, Vv. 6, Summers, ORDER CONFIRMING C. Be Myers and Flake Holland, Adminis- trators of K. M. Myers and PD. L,. Raymer Trustee and Mrs. Emma 4A, Armfield, Defendants, - on hearing the Report of Sale filed by the Commissioner in the above entitled use on the 7th day of January, 1945, and it appearing to the Court that the said ale was duly advertised and held in accordance with law and that no exceptions have yen filed to said report andthe requirements prescribed by law to obtain a resale of the property have rot been complied with, it is ORDERED that the proceedinrs, sale and report of the said Commissioner be, and the same hereby are, approved and confirmed in all respects. FURTHER ORDERED that the said Vormissioner, upon compliance with all the terms and conditions of said sale, make, execute and deliver to the purchaser a groper and sufficient deed of conveyance of said lands and that the said purchaser te let into possession of the premises upon »roduction o the Commissioner's deed, FURTHER ORDERED that the purchase price of the said lands, after deducting the costs and expenses of sale, including Commissioner's fee in the amount of One thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars, and the costs of this action, and all vnpaid taxes ther assessed acainst the property, be credited upon the judgment taken herein; and that the said Commissiorer do submit to the Court a statement of his disbursements of the rroceeds of said sale, John L. Milhollsnd Clerk o* superior Court. iis uth day of February, 1935 HHH deeds Sete de dete de HEHE SESE TENE Te aE NTE TEN ETE Te orth Carolina In the Superior Court iredel] County “4, McLean, Administrator, et. al. vs Judgment ee ‘© %, McLean, et. al ' ab his Hono ohn L. Milholland, on This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, J "4s the llth day of February, 1935, and it appearing to the court from the report of ‘Obert A, Collier, Commissioner, in the above entitled proceeding that the bid as to Pact . ad aw ana that it ts necessary ts Nos. 1 and 2 have been increased as provided by 1a “hat said lands be resold and to that end he 1s anthorized and directed to advertise except Sundays and to report his pro- ad s “ell said property on ay day in any we k, “*edings to this court. No. 4 was improperly described It further appears to the court that tract N M4 the Correct description should be as described in the “at the correct description and be *nd it Ls ordered that Tract % be advertised with 8014 at public auction to the highest bicder for ‘9 ' t dvertise me ®nd Robert A, Collier, is appointed a Commissioner of this Court to 4 and to this court. “ell the same as provided by law and to make his reports John L. Milholland Clerk of thé Superior Court % Se De EGEREREAE EEE HER PW SHE eae scat sep sete 4e Ae gegR NRA AEE Commissioner's Report and to cash on Thursday, March 14, 1935, and + Seae-aE TESTE SE ena ae ae te eae ete ws Th aga tht rap uy bi ‘ ii . thd: a a ‘shed eh North Carolina. In the Superior ¢ Iredell County. @ ourt, First National Bark, Statesville, N. Ce, Statesville Chair Company and Others, vs ORDER OF CONFIRMATION Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Company. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge of the Superior Court, holding the courts of the l"ifteenth Judicial District, in which Iredell County is located, and being heard at Lexington, N. C. on the 19th day of February, 1935, at 12 o'clock Noon at the court house, upon the special report of the Receivers of the Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Co, filed at the January Tem of Iredell Superior Court upon a citation to the creditors and stockholders of the jlefendant corporation to s’ow cause at said time and place why a sale of the assets of the defendmt corporation at private sale ghould not be confirmed and after publicatio: and due notice by mail to each of the creditors and stockholders of the defendant cor- poration, as provided by law, after hearing the evidence and the objections raised to he confirmation of said sale and it appearing to the Court that the Receivers of the Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Co. have operated the same for twenty-five months under the orders of the Court and have been unable to pay off any of the creditors and that during sald period there has been a loss of $12,000 due to the operations of said plant and that a larce majority of the creditors have expressed & desire to accept a cash compromise settlement of their claims on the basis of 25% of thelr elaine and that Messrs. A, E. Byrd, representing the Atlantic National Bank of Charleston, m 1 Le ‘Te Shelton, representing the Statesville Chair Co. of Statesville and Fred 1. Slane, representing the Slane Glass Company of Statesville, are the three largest a a bs oe . » ~ wo creditors of the defendant corporation, holding claims ageregating $65,000 and the said three creditors have made an offer to purchase the entire assets of the defend ent corporation for a sum equal t and sufficient for: (a). Paying off in cash in full the Keceivers' liabilities created in gtment the operation of said plent in the amount of $3h, 69.86. Subject to final adju upon last report, ¢ 8 (bd). Pay ng off a dividend of 25% in cash to the unsecured creditor n the a t of on the ole liabilities of the Imperial Furniture Manufacturing C0. in the oe $26,)62.33. 4 (c). Paying the costs of the Recelvership in full in cash, including the allowance for counsel fees, for Receivers! compensation and for court costs y ; ™ , A, o Kk. which items aggregate $2,750, 10, plus the court costs to be taxed by the Cler ne And after a full hearing and investigation, the Court peing of r ' jel opinion that it would be for the best interests of the creditors of the vag $ 1a not be injurio Furniture Manufacturing Co. to confirm said sale and that it wou sonable to the rights of the stockholders, which the Court finds upon a » oy unree straight liquidation, would have no value, and that by confirming said sale, the industry will be saved and continued in operation and that approximately one hundred employee Sy many of them heads of families, will not be thrown out of employment. It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged by the Court, after nearing the evidences lst. That all of the assets of the Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Co., ag a going concern in Receivership, be sold at private sale to A. E. Byrd, T. G. Shelton, representing the Statesville Chair Co., and Fred Slane, or their nominees, for a sum of money in cash sufficient to pay the costs and expenses of this Receiver- ship, the Receivers! liabilities in full and a dividend of 25% on the °ld secured abilities of the Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Co. and that the Receivers are mthorized and empowered, unon the payment of said purchase money, to make, execute and deliver all necessary deeds and conveyances and assignments in order to convey the title thereto to the purchasers, or to such nominees or assignees as they may elect, it being further understood that if the purchasers form a new corporation and direct that conveyance be made to the corporation, that conveyance by the Receivers toa corporation designated by them shall be in full discharce of all claims of the purchasers against the Receivers on account of c firmation of their bid. And out of the proceeds, the Receivers are ordered and directed tos (a). Pay the court costs and ex-enses of the Receivership, including all allowance of $1,000.00 to Scott and Collier and C, 8. \inberry, as counsel for the Recelvers, which the Court finds to be a reasonable amount and approved, and an 1f the Receivers, wno has given his whole allowance of $ 00 to C. E. Keiger, one s of the who Shelton, one of the Receivers,/ has not time to the Receivership and has been drawing a fixed salary under the order vurt, and an allowance of $1,750.00 to T. Ge received any allowance or compensation, which the Court finds to be a reasonable allowance for said purpose. (>). To pay off in full all the accounts and liabilities incurred by the Receivers in the operation of the business as Receivers. (c). To pay a dividend of 25% to all of the unsecured creditors on the old accounts of the Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Co. in existence at the time of the Recelvership,. Inasmuch as T. G. Shelton, one of the Receivers, represents one of the Byrd represent other creditors, pr a spective purchasers and Fred T. lane and A. Ee “28 Court finds as a fact that said sale is fair, equitable and juet and that the “ld creditors have not secured any advantage oy their offer, but being large Teditors, in the hopes are advancing the cash with which to make this purchase, “at they will be «ble to save a part, if not all, of their indebtedness of the des ep the *'endant corporation to their respective interests and at the same time keep iets *ndant corporation from a forced outright liquidation, ” business e defendant corporation is conditions generally in Statesville, where th ' a continuance erating Qnd result in considerable increase in unemployment as well as disco which would be injurious , ees Pena -iied (AES PRE teat Bene SS ee fa Ie ee nee } a 006 of the purchase of supplies and materials and the Court is of the Opinion that Undep all the facts and circumstances, it is best to accept said offer; It is further directed that the Receivers, after carrying out this order of the Court and making the distribution herein provided, shall file their detaileg report at the next succeeding term of the Supertor Court of Iredell County, showing the manner of executing this decree. Signed and dated at Lexington, N. C. Feb. 19th, 1935, H. Hoyle Sink Jucge Holding the Courts of the I5th Judicial District KYRA eRe TO OT OY Ce ee ed ee) ir ee ee ie ie ie) i i ee ie) ie ie ee ie ie | STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, 4 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL. Gurney P,. Hood, Commissioner of Banks for the State of North Carolina on relation of the Harmony Banking and Trust Company JUDGMENT -vVs- D. E. Hayes and wife, Novella B. Hayes. oo oOoO oO COCO OO CO OOO The above entitled cause coming on to be heard before the indersigned Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on Monday, February 25th 1935, and being heard upon the duly verified complaint, wich was filed in this office on the 22nd day of January, 1935, and it appearing to the Court that the summons and 4 copy of the aforesaid complaint were duly served :pon each of the defendants on 5 oe January 22nd, 1935, and that more than thirty days have elapsed since such servi 1 and that neither of said defendants have filed any answer, demurrer oF other rep+J oa tion to said complaint, and the Court further finds as a fact that this cause of ac is based upon a promissory note executed by the defendant ani delivered to the ds 48 plaintiff as set out in the complaint in this cause, and the Court further fin h the additional ng and a fact that all of said note amounting to $112.2), together wit sum of $59.00, accumulated interest to January lst, 1935 is still justly = u ent due the plaintiff by the defendants and that the plaintiff 1s entitled to ® judge 1935) for said anount, together with interest on the said $1124.2) from January 1, 19 until paid; that the It further appearing to the Court and the Court finding 48 ® fact rtgage deed indebtedness heretofore mentioned and referred to was secured by 4 mo to the Harmony the 293 in Banking and Trust Company, which mortgage is recorded in Book #89 4% page 297 . -palf intere? executed by the defendants, D, E, Hayes and wife, Novella B. Hayes, office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County, and conveys ® one in the following described tract of land: Bee dede ae detet de tet deserts, ar ws S “Fr Beginning at R. S. Hayes' corner on the East side of 26 Highway in the village of Harmony, N. Ce and runs N, 46 We 198 feet to an iron stake D,. E. Hayes! omer; thence with his line N. 39 E. 179 feet to an iron pin said Hayes! corner thence with Baity's line N. 6 WwW. 125 feet to an iron stake in. De Baity's line;/¥kmmgaxwike Baity's corner in R. 8. Hayes! lines thence with fayes' line N. 83 W. 310 feet to a stake in Mrs, Harp's line; thence with her line . 5, 2 We 343 feet to a stake her corner; thence with her line S. 6 E. 202-4 fect to flem's corner; thence with his line S. 9 E. 132 feet to a stake his corner; thence with his line N. 2 E. 51 feet to a stake his corner; thence with his line Ss. U8 E. 137 feet to the center of the dirt public road Elam's corner in Mill's line; thence with the center of said road and Mill's kine N, hh Ee 112 feet to the center of said road, Mill's corner; thence with Mill's line and crossing No. 26 Highway N. 85 E,. 72 feet to a stake on the East side of No. 26 Highway; thence with said Highway and Will's line 82 feet, more or less, to Mill's corner; thence with lis line S. about 60 B. 66 feet to a stake his corner in R. S. Hayes' line; thence with R. S, Hayes! line N. 89 feet more or less to a persimmon his corner; thence N,. 60 W. 42 feet to tle corner on the East side of No. 26 Highway; thence with said Highway N. 33 Ee 170 feet to the beginning, containing 5-4 acres, more or less. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Co'rt that this judgment be and the same is hereby declared a specific lien upon the above described land, and all the right, title and interest, including the equity of redemption, bel: nging to the defendants, D. E. Hayes and wife, Novella B, Hayes, is hereby condemned to the énd that the same may be sold and the proceeds aprlied in satisfaction of this judgment, It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants both jointly and severally the sum of $112) .2h, together with the additional sum of $59.00, accumulated intere:t to January lst, 1945, and the interest on $112.2 from January 1st, 1935, until paid; Sourt the M. S It 1s further ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that KR, M. Sasser % and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner of this Court, and as such is hereby tuthorized, instructed and directed to advertise the lands herein described for bblic sale for cash at the Courthouse Door of Iredell County, after advertielng sane *8 ts provided by law, and out of the proceeds derived from said sale the said Re Me Sasser, Commissioner as aforesaid, is hereby authorized, instructed and directed to ‘iret Pay off the cost of said sale together with the cost of this action and 4} ply ‘NS remainder of said purchase money as a credit on this judgment and pay the surplus, ad t and the cost or sale and the cost of after the satisfaction of said Judgmm™m ; : £ b ‘ls suit, to the defendants and the said R. M. Sasser, (0 missioner, is hereby “thorized to report said sale together with his proceedings to this Court for approval and Confirmation, 1 Witness my hand and official seal, this Monday February, 25th, 1955» John L,. Milholland Seb edb SESE ae Sete SRE Shee egE ELSES SSP Hetea te . THEE Hii ot te tete ae ae EHR SHH Sage de Tete ede te sete te est | & FARMERS BANK, MvORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA IN THE S!PERIOR CouRT ee ee se IREDELL COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE MERCHANTS ORDER NORTH CAROLINA This cause coming on to be heard on the foregoing petition of R, Mm, Sasser, Liquidating Acent of the Merchants & Farmers Bank, of Mooresville, North Garolina, and it appearing to the undersigned from the attached petition that a compromise settlement of $600,00 on the within described indebtedness against $, L Pharr et al, is a fair and reasonable one and for the best Interests of the depositors nda creditors of the above named bank, IT [S NO‘, THSREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decre:s d tha‘ the same be and is horeby approvede Thies the 1/7 day of December, 194. John M, Oglesby RecLoent Judre of the Fifteenth Judicial District. Bethe HeteTeTete ee SESE TEE ETESE ETE TTT Teste de Tt TRTRGETEETR TRG g aE | ESR AE Gaba get Tesh tide t ted deeds te at ORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT [ L INTY IN THE MATTER OF THE MERCHANTS — 8 ND FARMERS BANK, MOORESVILLE, : ORDER NORTH CAROLINA. : M, Sasser, This cause coming on to be heard on the foregoing petition of Re and Liquidating Agent of the Merchants % Furmers Bank, Mooresville, North Carolina, ( air and it appearing to the undersigned from the attached petition that $500.00 4g af } J. L reasonable compromise on the within desoribed judgements arainst L. Ceo Miller, gitors ‘depo Miller, and F, B, Abernathy, and that 1t would be to the best interest of the and creditors of the above named bank. , . ar ar be and . IT IS NOW, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the om hereby approv:d. This the 26 day of December, 194). John M. Oglesb Resident Ju ge a e een Judicial District. gare + ya VEE ETE EME TE ETE TERE TEE Te ee ede SESE TEE SESE Te SESE SE SESE TE eS SESESe ee ak SE te ede tee SE TEESE SE apsegeaegege settee ae ¢ : : 3 4 4, ese sete Se SESE SESE SE SE SE SESE 4E Te 000 NORTH CAROLINA : IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT it IREDELL COUNTY : a \ na is IN THE MATTNR OF THE MERCHANTS : eth {ND FARMERS BA*K OF MOORES~ : ORDER 1: VILIE, NORTH CAROLINA. : i ‘pal yer i} a This cause coming °n to be heard on the foregoing petition of Kk. Me. | ih Mi Sasser, Liquidating Agent of the Merchants & Farmers Bank of Mooresville, North i Mi Carolina, and it appearing to the undersigned from the attached petition that the iat % sun of $5,000.00 is a fair andreasonable price for the bank building and fixtures i the belonging to the Merchants & Farmers Bank of Mooresville, North Carolina, and that vate A {it will be to the best interests of the depostiors in’ creditors of the above ee named bank that the above mentioned sum be acce. ted, wR ue IT IS NOW, TH!3REFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the same be and ‘iy is hereby approved. hia bist 2a This the 26 day of January, 1935. ye ‘ * wh a ‘ John M. Oglesby ae th A JUDICIAL DISTRICT. hill PRR eH de ee de TERE TENE SESE TERETE SESE TESTE TERETE TE TEESE $3 ' JS TE 0 1} een STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA : jf : IN THE $'PEKLOR COURT ort COUNTY OF IREDELL : ee a 4 3 # IN THE MATTE OF THE MER- : es CHANTS & FARMERS BANK OF : OR] ER i I AOORESVITI i, NORTH CAROLINA : AP ae 7 This matter coming on to be heard on the forecoing petition of R. Me mt Sasser, liquidating Agent of the Merchants % Farmers Bank of Mooresville, North i Q > : the ’arolina, and it appearing to the undersigned from the atta hed petition Saas lf $3,100.00 is a fair and reasonable compromise for our claim against the First Securities Company, Administrator, c,t,4, of the ©. A. Lowrance ‘gtate, the claims in "he form of judgments being as follows: judgment in the amount of $3300.00 with interest from April 13, 19323 $175.00 with interest from December 31, 1931; and judge ment for $66.00 with interest from April 13, 1932, and that it will be to the best interests of the depositors and creditors of the above named bank that it be accepted, that the same be and is IT IS NOW, THEREFORE, ordered, ad judged and decreed hereby approved, John M. Oglesb 4 4 4 2 JUDICIAL DIS TRICT Seaetesegese Sete tease at eke IE EE SE AE ¢ vi) tea. Wb tte: sete hae ae ae seceded seaeedetE EES Seaesesecesesesesetesete | teat Mae ese ses ese : ) STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, oC mS COUNTY OF IREDELL. Re C. Query and wife, Birchie W. Query -VSe- a oO w 9 & r R. Le Shoemaker, The above entitled cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge of the Superior Court of North Carolina assigned to and holding Court in the Fifteenth Judicial District at Concord, North Carolina, on February 25th 1935, pursuant to an order of Honoravle Wilson Warlick, one of the Juizes of the Superior Courts of North Carolina, signed on the Sth day of February, 1935; nan And it appearing to the Court that counsel representing both the plaintiffs and the defendant in the above entitled cause have consented and agreed that the restraining order signed in this cause by Honorable Wilson Warlick on February uth, 1935, may be continued until the final hearinz; It is, therefore, ordered, adjudced and decreed by the Court that Honorable Wilson the restraining order in the above entitled caused signed by Verlick on February Sth 1935 be and the same is hereby continued in full force and effect until the final hearing of this cause. This February 25th, 1935+ H. Hovle Sink wot, 7 f WATT Ari HOLL tna CO RTS IN THE PIPTEZ NTH ‘JUDICIAL DISTRICT. ATTO oy FOR PLA NTIFFS, Buren Jurney ATTOHT EY FOR DEFUNDANTS. ss aeapeieye RAHA STATE OF NORTH AROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT <--> <> JOUNTY OF IREDELL. Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks for the State of North Carolina on relation of the Harmony Banking and Trust Company -VSe C. RK. Nicholson, J. H, Nicholson, 0. G, Sills, Me. Z. Gaither, R. F, Gaither and N. Sankey Gaither, Co oO Tr OO OO OO OO OO OS Cy ci Oo Q = = = Wy e The above entitled cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of superior Court of tredell County on this Monday, March 1, 1935 and being heard upon the duly verified complaint wich was filed in this cause more than thirty days ago and the Court finding as a fact that the summons and a duly verified copy of this complaint were duly served upon the defendants andthat more than thirty days nave elapsed since said service and that no answer or other reply has been filed to said complaint, and the Court finds as a further fact that this action is based upon a promissory note execut d by the defendants and delivered to the plaintiff and that said indebtedness is past due and justly owing to the plaintiff as set out in the complaint. It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaine tiff recover of the defendants, C. k. Nicholson, N. Sankey Gaither, R. F. Gaither, J, Hp Nicholson, M. Z. Gaither and 0. G. S'lls, both jointly and severally the sum of $451.97, together with $17.29 accumulated interest to October 1, 194 and with interest on $51.97 from October lst 194) until paid and the cost of this action as taxed by this Court. Witness my hand and official seal, this “Monday March 4, 1945. Jonn L,. Milholland CLERK SUPERIOR COURT. Pde de te be be be oe oe $4 Dt St Se Se Be Se Be oe te De 8 6 oe se 8 oe ites RRR RR RR RRR ROR RR ER ERB * Array jurney r. Hood, Commissioner oo Barks for the State of Yorth Carolina on relation of the Harmony Banking and rust Company / -VSe J Vv aa 5 ‘ , > oe Nicholson, 0. G. Sills, y* 46 Gaither, C. R. Nicholson, N, Sankey Gaithe ‘aither.” iither and R. F. - o> Oo oO OO OO OO Oe OO OS mm e ersigned Clerk The above entitled cause coming on to be heard before the undersign 0 o , the ad * Superior Court on this Monday, “arch , 1935, and being heard upon the duly - ( S rior erified complal nt, which has been on file in the office of the Clark of Supe Coy mmons ‘cut for more than thirty days, and it appearing to the Court that the su ’ 4 upon the defendants more than “ duly verified copy of the complaint were serv: id defendants “rty days ago and that no answer or other reply has been oe oe ; ang on a promissory It further appearing to the Court that said action is based up p out in the com- "8 executed by the defendants and delivered to the plaintiff as set and that the plaintiff is entitled Dl “ant and tha: said note is still due and unpaid Hi tal a Wig i wm ti aH i a itn! 4 Ps i i ag! My i iN a i 1 im el SH fe, eT Adi 3 al MY 8 ty $ r i a ‘abit ba ‘pel % Hf ey ya +} AN / | 4 i eh ses ae neh a “ oO ‘ nahi '} § wtf 1h eas { a } is [ee “4 f us iy ; spot 4 t ‘e.g thet se te ee ie I 562 to a judgment against the defendants thereon. It is, therefore, ordered, adjudzed and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, J. H. Nicholson, 0. G, Sills, M, 2. Gaither, C, R. Nicholson, N. Sankey Gaither and R. FI. Gaither, the sum of $449.45, t ogethep with the additional sum of $17.2) accumulated interest to October 1st, 193) and fop interest on $9.45 from October lst, 1934 until paid and for the cost of this actin Witness my hand and official seal, this Monday, March ), 1935, John L. Milhnolland CLERK SUPERIOR COURT, ee ik he ea ha ke 0s ak ae ee is de ss BETETETE TORE GESE SE SERRE s ese sete ste dese lls dese deteses: $3, STATS OF NOFTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, oc SS COUNTY OF IREDELL. Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Ba:ks for the State of North Carolina on relation of the Harmony Banking and Trust Company -VSe O. G Sills, M. Z. Gaither, Je He Nicholson, R, F, Gaither, C. R. Nicholson and N. Sankey Gaither. ee The above entitled cause cominz on to be heard on this Monday, March th, 1935 before the undersigned Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County and beig heard upon the duly verified complaint filed, and it appearing to the Court and t he Court finding as a fact that summons and a copy of the verified compalint were ay served upon the defendants more than thirty days before this date and that no answer or reply has been filed to said complaint, notwithstanding that said complaint has been on file in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court for more than thirty days, and The Court finding as a further fact that said cause of action is based upo s set a promissory note executed by the defendants and delivered to the plaintiff 4 ' lain- out in the complaint and that said indebtedness is justly due and owing to the P tiff. Lain It is, ther fore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the . . Fe tiff recover of the defendants, 0. G. Sills, M. Z. Gaither, J. H. Nicholsom . "> } g } e sum + ither, C. RK. Nicholso and N, Sankey Gaither, both jointly and severally th ds to of 9531.90, together with the additional sum of $20.35, accumulated interest this October 1st, 193, until paid, and for the cost of this action to be taxed by Court. Witness my hand and official seal, this Monday March h, 1935+ John L. Milholland 8 mayan BSE T ese sete Se SESE Se SESE SE ESE ee EE SE SE SESE SE IESE TE Se Se ese see te a OS TE . Jed632 369) atest FETE ESE Sete TE SEE TMT EH In the Superior Court yorth Carolina tredel1 County. Before the Clerk moples LOAN & Savings Bank, Incor- : sorated, Of Statesville, North : " . tarolina ‘ — pia. ntifr : -vs- ; , : «= SUDGMEN® i, B. Steele, Flake A. Sherrill, : \ininistrator of the Estate of J. L. : serrill, deceased, T. B. Wetmore, : ind W. B. Gant, defendants. : - 9888S OSS S © OOO OS COS SOS OSS OSSS SCE OS COOH > This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersicned Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, upon the duly verified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff filed its culy verified complaint and caused simmons to be issued in this cause onthe 22nd day of january, 1935; and it appearing further to the Court that said summons was duly served mthe defendants H. “. Steele and W. B. Gant on the jth day of January, 1935; and it apecring that more than thirty days have elapsed since the date of the service of said wmmons on sa'd defendants and that neither of said defendants H. E. Steele and IT. 5B. \etmore have appeared, answered or demurred and are now in default; And it appearing further to the Court that this action was instituted by the flaintiff to recover judement on a certain prortsory note executed anc delivered by the iefendant H. E. Steele to the plaintiff, dated May 18, 193), due ninety days efter date, ering interest at the rate of 6% per annum from Aucust 18, 1934, until paid, and en- ‘orsed by the defendants Flake A. Sherrill, Administrator of the Estate of J. Le ‘errill, T. B, Wetmore and w. B. Gant; and it appearing that no payment has been ad@ on said note and that there is now due and justly owing to the plainitff thereon Me sum of $325.00 tocether with interest at the rate of 6% per annum from August 16, 1335, until paid; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have and recover fy 1 PB. Wetmore for the sum of $425.00 dgnent @sainst the defendants H. E. Steele and T. B. Wetmore for tne teune 9 302). unt! id at the rate of 6% ether with interest on said sum from August 18, 193, until paid a , ~ Snnum, and the costs of this action. This the hth day of March, 1935-6 John L. Milholland Ulerk of ouperior Court wes Hetets oo se sede sede Sede Sete Te SESE SESE TESE TE TE GERESESE HE TEBE TE He Fe He HOFF Weed, oe 4b - wn nen ae * OO a ee ee ee NORTH CAROLINA : IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT IREDELL COUNTY : — IN THE MATTER OF THE MER- : CHANTS & FARMERS BANK, : O RDER MOORESVITLE, NORTH CAROLINA a This cause coming on to be heard on the foregoing petition of R, y, Sasser, Liquidating Agent of the Merchants & Farmers Bank, Mooresville, North Carolina, and it appearing to the undersigned from the attached petition that $600.00 is a fair and reasonable compromise of the within described indebtedness of the Mooresville Loan & Trust Company to the Merchants & Farmers Bank of Moores. ville, N. C., and that it would be to the best interests of the depositors and creditors of the above named Banke IT IS NOW, TH REFOR*, orders d, adjudged and decreed that the same be and is hereby approved. This the 17 day of December, 193k. John M. Orlesby Resident Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District. nm North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County Carolina Motor Company vs Judgment Wilson Bell So << rt : ‘ h on this This cause ¢ ming on to be heard before his Honor, John L. Mi lholland, . gin th day of March, 1935, and 1t appearing to the court that summons were 1888 h a n the 5 this cause on the 20th day of December, 194, and served on the defendant ° : rord phaeto2 day of January, 1935; that the action is for claim and delivery of one For nas itch the defendant ™ Automobile, otor No, 1727 38, sold to the defendant and for wh : | mortes** failed to pay $196 for the vurchase price, which was secured by 4 chattel luly recorded in Yadkin County. red that the plaintiff ” It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjud; of that the © of the defendant the sum of $196. with interest from date, until patds be m ‘ De aton u now in the hands of the plaintiff be condemned and sold and that F- ” ; srecté and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner of the court, and as such mT rom said s/¢ © to sell said car at public auction and apply the proceeds arising f satisfaction of the aforesaid judgement. John L, M4 Lholland — erk Superior our rr all nh Petes se Se Se Se te de sete sb se see se sesh ese se sheet ae cp on: oe 06s . seoededest FETE TE ETE TE Te Te OE TE ede Te eae ESE Se Ee ese ae esa ahah se sn. SESS SETESESE STE SESE ETE Se aE TE8E HERE “ www ane IN THE SUPERIOR COURT cee MARCH TERM v MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1935 FKXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA V WHEREAS, Tne Hon. WILSON WANLICK, assigned by law to hold the Superior Courts of the 19th Judicial District for the SPRING Term, 1935, and the Hon. H. HOYLE SINK, assigned by law to hold the Superior Courts of the 15th Judicial District for said SPRING Term, 1935, have agreed to exchange the Courts of the particular counties hereinafter named in their said respective districts for said SPRING Term, 19353 NOW, THEREFORE, I, J. ©. Be ik RINGHAUS, Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of authority vested in me by law, do herebv consent to said exchange, and do hereby authorize the said Hon. “WILSON WARLICK to hold the said Courts of the county of IREDELL, one week, beginning March llth in the 15th Judicial District, in lieu of the said Hon. H, HOYLE SINK for said SPRING Term, 19353 and the said Hon. H. HOYLE a SINK is hereby authorized to hold the said Court: of the county of Buncombe, one week, be;inning March llth in the 19th District, in lieu of said Hon. WILSON WARLICK for said SPRING Term, 1945. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hond and caused the is the lith cay of March, (THE GREAT SEAL F THE STATE) in the vear of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 35, and in the 1e hundred and fifty-ninth year of our American Incepend- ence. By the Governors: Jo Co Be rir 1s C. G. Powell “Private Secretary. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term 1945-6 held in and for the State Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and ot awn A Sy M 1 h and County aforesaid, on the lst Monday after the lst Monday in March 1945, the same being 11th day of Mar’h, 1935, when and where His Honor Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding and assigned to hold Court for the Fifteenth Judicial District, March term 1935, is present and presiding. Je We Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County is present and returned into open fu,” 2 1 “ourt the names of the following cood and lawful men to serve as jurors for this t erm of Superior Court, to-wits Y E . I is Ge We Bailty John Rash, Grier Hunter, G. L. Houston, E, E. Collins, Me Le Davis, , D. C. Thompson, J. E. Sprinkle, A, L. Collins, A. A. Leach, R. Fe Loftin, J+ R. Stone, cherrill, De Ee Frazier, f "Tl G. Watt, M. Sample, C. %. Lackey, Ts R. Reid, Je Le R, i ‘ ; 4. Cloyd, W. P, White and ii, D. Feimster. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1935 oO C. C. Follette was excused. G. O. Carrigan not to be founa » and We Pe. Johnson is dead. State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court, County of Iredell. : DIVORCE-- JURY=- John Rash, Grier Hunter, G, 1 Evelyn Allred, Plaintiff, : Houston, E. E. Collins, M. L. Davis, G, w. cum : A. Le Collins, A. A. Leach, R. F. Loftin, J, R ys -Vvs- : Stone, D. C. Thompson and J. E. Sprinkle. ; Frmk Allred, Defendant. : a. eeeeeeeeeseeeeeeerseeeeeoeeeeeeeee I S 8.0 E 8B, lst. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for two vears nect preceding the filing of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer Yes, 2nd. Were the plaintiff and the defendant married to each other, as alleged in the complaint? nswer Yes 3rd. Ld the defencant commit adultery, as alle-ed in the complaint} answer Yese _ IREDELL INTY <= In the Superior Court Evelyn Allred ) Plaintiff } 4 GAINST Judement for Plaintiff Frank Allred ) efendant } rs nm ‘ : ‘ iay At a Superior Court, held at the Court House in Statesville, N. Ce, OM the 11th 68} ae cae elo ; ard of March, 1935 Presents: Hon. Wilson Warlick Judge. This action having been he before his Honor and a jury upon the following issues: i for lst, Has the »laintiff been a resident of the State of North Caroline alleced in the complaint? two years next preceding the filing of t as allect® action, as 2nd. Were the plaintiff and the defendant married to each owners in the complaint? 3rd. Did the defendant commit adultry, as alleged in the complaints All of said issues being asnwered in the affirmative. t the It 1s now on motion of C. M. Lewellyn counsel for the plaintiff ad judged tha nt be bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defence that dissolved, and/the plaintiff Evelyn Allred be granted absolute aivorce f Telal WHAT, rom the defendant, Frank Allred, Wilson Warlick Yalse Presiding in 15th Jud ‘ ode eteseee | aesedeae dese settee geese IN THE’ SUPERIOR COURT MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1935 forth Carolina, tredell County In the Superior Court fi o Ruth Cartner, Q DIVORCE--JURY- John Rash, Grier Hunter, G Le Houston E E e e , Se e eer Collins, M. L, Davis, G. W. Baity, A. L. Collins, A. A Leach ¥s , F, Loftin, J. Rk. Stone, D. C. Thompson and J. Be Sprinkle. v c, Re Cartner, 0 Defendant. 0 ISSUES lst. Were plaintiff and defendant married as allesed in the complaint? Answer Yes. end. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the state of N. C. for more thm one vear next preceding the institution of this action as alleced in the complaint? Answer Yes. ard. Did the defendant commit adultry as alleged in the complaint? Answer Yes. North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term, 1935 Ruth Cartr er, Plaintiff, vs JUDGMENT 0 Re OC rtner, Defendant. . h + y apelto >. This cause comine on to be heard at the above naved term before the ndersigned Tudge and a jury and the jury having returned for its verdict affirmative answers to t . . : san? wear ~ , eced the issues submitted that the plaintiff and iefendant were married as all in the complaints; that the plaintiff has been 4 resident of the state of North i var f° e 0 ¢ this ti alleged Olina for more than one year preceding the institution of this ac us {n the complaint and that the defendant committed adultry with some person unknown t : ° the plaintirr as alleged in the co plaints I i . 4 »n thea ) dered it Is, ther fore, upon motion of kK. i. Hawfield, Attorney jor plaintiff ore (Nd adjudged that the plaintiff be and she is hereby granted an absolute divorce rou the defendant; it is further ordered and adjudged that th plaintiff be and 8 ; ’ a 7.4 hereby granted the custody of her infant child, David Lee Cartner Wilson Warlick Judge presiding Thi ® llth day of March, 1935. ee Sete tt a apap sess se sessed sesesesesesetesete Hina edited Hee SA MARCH TERM 567 a / = IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1955 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. : DIVORCE--JURY- John Kash, Grier Hunter, Bessie Lackey Leonard G. L, Houston, 2 Bs Collins, M. Le Davis, G. We Bait A vs. 2A. A. Leach, R. F, Loftin, J. R, Stone.’ D, Co se :son and J. RK. Sprinkle. « <20mp- James M, Leonard $ eeoeeeeeeeeeoeeeeGeoeeeeeeeeesee ee ISSUES 1. Did the rlaintiff and defendant inter-marry as alleged in the complaint? § Answers Yes - 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each other for two vears immediately prior to the commencement of this action? Answers Yes - Has the plaintiff been ea bona fide resident of the State of North N Carolina for one vear immediately prior to the commencement of this action? . eweye answers North Carolina, In Superior Court, Tredell March Term, 1945. untyve Bessie Lackey Leonard VS. Cy “2 8 a cs 7 _ James M. Leonard. eeereeeee ee eeeeeeeeeeeeeee ' ; “s , Superior his cause comine on to be h ard at the March Term, 1935, of the Supp ‘ o . ‘a ; = , 7 . t and Court of Iredell County, before His Honor, Wilson Warlick, Jucge, ane a jury, the jury having answered the issues submitted to them as follows?- ome "1, Dida the plaintiff and defendant interemarry as alleged in the ¢ plaint? Answ re: Yes, - , each 2. Have the---laintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from other for two years immediately prior to the commencement of this action? vy Answers: Yes. a or th 4. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the state of N = . ion? Carolina for one year immediately prior to the commencement of this acti inswers Yes," y the court that the It is, therefore, ordered, adjuded and decreed b qfendant , bends of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the 4 and the same are hereby finally and absolutely dissolved; d e is hereby grant? And it 1s further ordered that the plaintiff be and sh nat she an absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony with the defendant and t is entitled to take back her maiden name of Bessie Lackeye IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1935 It is further ordered that the plaintirr pay the cost of this action, to Ae TY. ' “ “Wilson Warlick bei Judge Presiding. i a sseiteatst Medea dete He TE eT % ty - a ot aay) aif ha North Carolina, In the Super‘or Court, Hil Iredell County. a Shy fis ti Falk eeceeceereeooereerere ee See eeeeeeres i Q oo © DIVORCRe< TR oo A we Ve Ae Tuggle . IV Jae do fol onn Aas ‘y Grier Hunte2 , Te lie iston, Hh ¥ 8 i x Col] 1S M Yr Tis rf ~ “ ' i bs : . Y an ' \ vs . : r a , , ep big : avis, = e B Lt; 9 se ste olltns, nN ° . e die LESAC! + eo &e 401 ' Nn, . Le t Cy . . NOomp= :son and J. R. rinkle, ‘ Ronnie Peck Tugzle. : eeeeeereereeoeree er eee eee ee eee eeeee 1s S le Did the plaintiff and defendant interevarry as ale in the complaint? inswers Yes 2. Have the plaintiff a efencant Vv eparate an rt fr ch r for two years immediately prior to the covmence is action? nswers Yes 4. Has the pla iff : i esident of he State of North Carolina for one year immediately prior to the commencement of this action? swers Yes forth Car lina, In Superior Court, iredell C01 ce rch Ter » + 5 my PPO OO OOo ceo Oe SORE E DO OOS vo Ae Tuccle ° in 7 ee / Ve ; JURGESIE h. 8. : bab sk 5 ® Hi * donnie Pan} rr ° hs "i ile Peck Turecle. : a : ' Mi "999066656666 6666066608 68 Mae T 5 fan Ne yw 1902¢ t e Suvnertor This cause coming on to be heard at the March Term, 1935, of t uperior Cou 7 : rt of 4redell County, before His Honor, ‘Llson Warlick, Judge, and a fury, and the } fA 7 wae jury having answered the issues submitted to them as follows:~- =a ven ae, e "1. Did the plaintiff and defendant inter-arry 4s alleged in the come Plaint? aAnsw rs Yes, 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant 48s, 3 Has the plaintiff been a bona fide aro] “na, or one year immediately prior to the y “6g ," ‘nd it appearing to the Court from the “hat +) "ere were two children born to this union, to-wit arg ai Six anA » 8nd Louise Tiggle, now age five; and years immediately prior to the commencement of this that the gaid childre lived separate and apart from each action? Answers’ resident of t he State of Narth commencément of this action? Answer: evidence offered by the plaintiff Billie Sue Tuggle, now n have been So — . ee as eee ee ee eee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM MONDAY, MARCH. 11, 1935 with the Mother of the pla'ntiff since the separation of the Plaintire ‘ ' ’ he pnlatr ff te t > the aA A defendant and that the laintiff 1s supporting the tw hildren; and the it a fact thetthe sald C, A. Tuggle is the proper person to have the . i eae ae ‘ Sas rie Aan , } is, therefore, ord red, adjudc-ed and decreed by the Court that the bonde Che bonds ‘ of tno hatween th tntiff and the defan ny heretofore existing betw ie plat iff and the ‘efendant be and the rreby finally and absolutely dissovled; ‘ 1: further radered the la ntistt JC ind he is ereby ranted ar. absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony with the defendant; t ts further ordered that the said children, Jillle “ne Turrle and Louise nd they are hereby awarded to their futher, C. A. Turgle, and he ig hepe- lute custody of said children. [It 1- further order and ijudeed that the plaintiff y the cost of this i e lerk,. Llson arlick Judre Presiding. lina, In the Supertor Court. + r . eoeee ee eeeea eee eee ee eee eeeeeeeenereene . . tor R 5 j } , y PV = 3 mle r r s we ) Ny we - shy I's ‘ I . J " , ar L Col ing, . et ete P { AT» $ 1] S, . . AV , . ° . Pe . ~ Cilr : . . . . » F Lofti ’ Te . tone, ° . : ve . ri Klee . : , s . ri fi, ° + defendant as s8¢! a. Vas the platntiff injured by the nerligence of the defendant the om th Qe ‘hat amount, tf any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover fT lina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. *eeeeeee eee eee eeesseeeeeeseeeee Sarah Troutman, a minor, by her next friend, M.F.P. Troutman, VS. Don Richardson, ee eereaeeeeeeeeeee ee eeeeeeeeeeeeseeses March Term, 1945-6 Plaintiff o : JUDGMENT Defendant. ¢ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ROH TERM MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1935 cause coming on to be heard and being heard before We Yan- ' This g Jelnz heard before Hi Honor, Wilson farlick, Judge Presiding an’ a jury, and the following icsues being submitted to the 40 tury and answered as follows:- "Q, Was the plaintiff injured by the nerlivence of the out in the complaint? A. Yes. ant? A. $1370.00 It 1s, therefore, ordered, adjudzed and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $1370.00, tozether with the cost ts action 1 he taxed by the Clerk. Pee teste sete Bee Lew BEE TETE Me ESE TE Te Fi Soe ae TEE ne =Texas Company ) va ( 11) t J, R, Johnson ) e ‘ fy Ls cause comin n to be heard be € is Honor, LlsOn Wariick, #1 — Judge * 4 ' -} * +hfe annae wasre erred So [One he Ge 8, und it appearing to the Yourt that LS Cause wes ‘ MeIn por the February Term eIntosh to find the facts; that the Kefree made his report at the Hebruary ‘oer ~ naravar ? the G endar irt, finding that the plaintiff was entitled to recover of Shé® def t +} : re — . Q942- that t the “me sum of $250.78 with interest from the 15th day of «4 ril, 19%; & . Pebry m u . t} h a f I Ly *bruary Term of Yourt the defendant was allowed u til the 4th day of MARC, ” + . ware f ed ny the v0 file exceptions to the Refree's report; trat 0 exce + Ss wer 11 7 int 8lendant n 45 provided in szid ordere va« f neva for the It 1s, therefore, upon motion of S:ott ana Collier, Attorneys La! e > t the sum ‘entire, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff r cover of the defenca 0 } , ar t > a dant . $2510.78, with interest from the 15th day of April, 1932, ind that the defendan oe taxed with the cost of this actione Wilson Warlick —— i @staing J £6 5 as ese sete dese te etete ttete ee ee sean ap4nde Sete geste aise aide He Seek Rt edie ie Hee Mitte i tents seat ar ges ss sine tee se ab ab tisede tes : * bd ‘nat amount, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover from the defend- j } vat it 1 ¢ ‘s mee ut ae bil ae 4 ; Scie i ; cs i “o If a Bi! re a? } aa t } Wey un (i aaa ’ i a h Pe ore + Ot , “4 bs £4 i» IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM N THE SUPERIOR coy VONDAY, MARCH 11, 1935 t PEKIOR COURT MARCH TERM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1935 This Honorable Court takes recess until Wednesday Morning, March 13, at This Honorable Court convenes according to edtour J nmnent,. 9:40 o'clock, A. Me Fannie K. Groome ) we aii pei 7. ve ) ~~ gudre Presi{qin mane city of Statesville, Pursuant to the order heretofore made in this case, J. H. Krider, i] i r shoes spice eer Yo1Int ~ratirne +o ne a — a tah —" Sheriff of Rowan County, return: n to én Court the following names of versons drawn for Jurors in tis case, j C. S. Caudle, J, A. Baucom, Henry W. Cope, William A, Baker, George M,. Caudle, Carl F,. Butler, Wiley Kurfees, J. W. Styles, C. G. Shuffler, H. V. ] \dcers, Joe Christy, Calvin A, Eddleman, 4%. - freeze, C. Le Neel yLarence | Mi nheilmer, vy s Dickens, Ivey File, H. WwW. Crubb, . 8. Jones and Koy P. Lipe. Passe i 4 | Je Me McLean, e Scott Safrit, D. « Frick, Marvin Seaford, Roscoe Weaver, Reuben W 4 | From this list the following wer worn and empannelled to answer | L issues submitted to them; Je 4. Baucom, Henry \. e, lr. butler, Willey bid : Li Kurfees, de We ot yles, Cs Gs SI Ller, Joe r ty, . - Neel, Clare Es . ‘ni Bi hte d iy 1 "re a ; Li " 6 i Yr, we e ic Lean e . , 4 ° Bn ig , } The case is conthi 1 , i ‘a — 2. 1 his Honorable rv 1 recess until rsaay, arch diy 199), j i ' “yk ! . ; Nie t 4°@ Atal rr M ‘a & ) ‘ lock, . . ' * : aS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM IN THE SUPERIOR cou ~ VONDAY, MARCH 11, 1945 i = MARCH TERM ote WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1935 This Honorable Court takes recess until Wednesday Morning, March 13, at This Honorable Court convenes eccording to ad} d ournment, 9:30 ofclock, A. Me pannie K. Groome 1 j 8 -VS- ] i a leis Bie cea) : V Judrze Presidin a city of Statesville, Pursuant to the order heretofore made in this case, J. H. Krider, Sheriff of Rowan County, returns in to open Court the following names of persons drawn for Jurors in tis case. C. S. Caudle, J. A. Baucom, Henry WW. Cope, William A, Baker, George Caudle, Carl F, Butler, Wiley Kurfees, J. W. Styles, C. G. Shuffler, H. V. Kodcers, i d i! : . Joe Christy, Calvin A, Eddleman, HU. 9. Freeze, C. Le. Neel, Clarence L. Misenheimer, rT f Je Me McLean, We. Scott Safrit, D. . Frick, Marvin Seaford, Rosc en ® ® wy 3 7 . eBay 5 Shes Dickens, Ivey File, H. “. Crubb, “, 3. Jones and Kov P. Lipe. i] fi From this list the following were sworn and empannelled to answer ‘ issues ibmitted to thems Je A. 1ucom, Henry We. ype, Carl F, itler, Wiley | iq ; é . | ig Kurfees, Je “i. Styles, C. G Shuffler, Joe Christy, ©. Le seel, Ulare Le sen- oe a | heimer, J. Me McLean, D. We Frick, Marvi: exford ar Ivey File. \ ‘ + 7 e t ne The case is contir intil rsday.e : Ly | . * » el is Honorable rt 1 recess until rsday, March 14, 1995s i} ) iam at 93:30 o'clock, A. Me am oy ee : =~ ’ vu Fo, MPR coat ere ey oe IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment, NORTH CANOLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. MARCH TERM, 1935 Charles Kk. Goodmen, Sr. and Cherles R. Goodmen, Jr. JUDGMENT -AGAINST- John W. Moore, Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina, E. \. Blackwelder and wife, Adda Blackwelder. This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, Wilson Warlick, Judge Presiding, and being heard and it eppeering that the plaintiffs and the defendents have agreed that the temporary restraining order issued in this cause on February 26th, 1935, and returnable on March 14th, 1935, may be dissolved and dismissed as of Saturdey, March 23, 1935, and it further appearing that the defendents have acreed thet the execution heretofore issued in this cause set out shall not be served before Wiednesday, March 27, 1955. It is therefore, ordered and edjudged that the temporary restrein- ing order in this cause be, and the same is hereby dissolved and the cause dis- missed, as of Saturday, arch 25, 1955. It is further ordered ands djudged thet the defendants be and they ere hereby ordered not to request or have the execution formerly issued in the cause of £. W. Bleckwelder VS Ches. R. Goodman, Mrs. Ches. R. Goodman and Ches. R. Goodman, Jr., served and executed until Wednesday, march 27, 1955. t is further ordered and edjudsed that the cost of this action be taxed against the plaintiffs. wilson Warlick — Judge Presiding Approved: Jack Joyner, J, G, Lewis Attorneys for “laintiffs. Zeb. V. Turlington Attorney for Jefendants,. eaee tt TK OR AR Re gn RHE ETE a Oe xe Fannie K. Groome ! \ ave~ { { City of Statesville the Pending arguments of The evidence in this case concluded. . an ° tclock, r Counsels this case is continued until Friday, March 15th, at 9:50 © Mer This Honorable Court tekes recess until Fridey Morning; at 9:30 o'clock. — =e) ee ge RO RO OR OR OO RR oe et EERE EEEEES SEEEEEAEEE Me on 15%) \Rext friend, M.F.P. Troutman, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 5 FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1935 This Honorable Vourt convenes according to adjournment North Caroline In the Superior Court Iredell County March Term In Re: Imperiel Furniture Menufacturing | Order Company-Receivership Tnis cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, Wilson \ar- lick, Presiding Judge at the March Term of Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing to the court that the Receivers in this cause have operated their trust as e going concern for approximately twenty six months and thet an order was mede on the 19th day of Februery selling the property, under bid submitted, as appears in the records, and {t appears to the court thet cer- tain stockholders have appealed from seid judgment to the Supreme Court and pending the determination of the ap eal, that the courts finds as a fact that it will be for the best interest of the trust, thet it be operat.d, pending the appeal. It is, thcrefore, considered, ordered and edjudged thet pending the final determination of the appeal, now pending, thet the Receiv- ers be and they are hereby euthorized to continued the operetions of their trust. Wilson Warlick Presiding Judge FRO RO OO OR OR OR ROR ORR ARR RAR ARON ® EEA AKERERAR ERED BATTERS ERE REED TREES North Carolina, In the Superior court, Tredel] County, March Term, 1959. eee eee eee eee eeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeee Sarah Troutman, a minor by her ; Plaintiff vs. ORDER Yon Richardson, Defendant. tee eee eee eee eee eee wee eee eeeeee n to be heard upon the petition of Lend & end it appearing thet M.F.P. This cause coming 0 Sowers, Attorneys, for allowance of attorney fees, ad Troutman, father and Next Friend of the minor plaintiff has heretofore agreed, subject to the approval of the Court, to pay the said attorneys twenty-five unt recovered in this action; bercent of $1250.00, being the emo j 8 And it further appearing that the said twenty-five percent i rneys in this action; ® reasonable and proper charge for the services of the Atto eee oe IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1935 And it further appearing that there is due Dr. R. s, McElwee the sum of $15.00, Dr. Lonnie Little the sum of $10.00, ang Dr. Wallace Hoffman the sum of $95.00, for services to the minor pleintirr in Connection with the injuries sustained; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged thet the Clerk of the Court pay out of the $1370.00 paid by the defendant, the Tollowing anounts to the following persons:- To Land & Sowers, Attorneys, the sum of 3312.50 To Dr. Ross McElwee the sum of $15.00. To Dr. Lonnie Little the sum of $10.00. To Dr. Wellace Hoffman the sum of $95.00. It is further ordered and edjudged thet the belence of seid amount, to-wit, the sum of $937.50 be turned over to the Guardian of Sareh Troutman when a guardian is duly appoi ted end qualified, Wilson Warlick Judge Presiding. ORO ROK OF ROR ROOK RRR RRO OK ROR OK Kp ROK kok fi Kk aK aR aR kk oR RR ROK aR a RR RR RP fk RR ROR ORE OR RR RE RREEE NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY. First Netional Bank, Statesville, N. C., Statesville Chair Company, énd Others, vs. ORDER. Imperiel Furniture Menufacturing Company, Inc. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard on wednesdey, March 13, 1935, in the courthouse in Statesville, all as is provided in® notice ect served, which notice is hereto attached and made a part of these findings of f and which notice is directed to the striking of certain exceptions filed by cet d tain stockholders of the Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Compeny, Inc., by ked Bxhidl! through their attorney, Wilson H, Price, sq., the exceptions being ™=T in "A" end made a part of these findings of fact for the information they oontas®, te *4 - whereupon at the heering es above set out, the Court ennounced nis decision thereupon finds the following facts: North That the Imperiel Furniture Manufacturing Company, 1N¢+s mS — of Carolina Corporation and that, after operating through a considerable period 19 7 , + F time, was duly and regularly placed in receivership on the _iey sl 7 ob or end that Cc, E. Kiger and T. G. Shelton were duly appointed Receivers, wht he at, 18 der of eppointment is likewise made e part of these findings of fyete process of the operation of the plant as was ordered in the receiver ship apposntae”® IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1935 te receivership noted a loss of approximately $12,000.00, and hes now outstanding receivership liabilities in the total amount of more than $34,000. Thet the amour of receivership liavilities for expense and cost exceeded the sum of $2750.00 that the total liabilities of the Imperiel Furniture Manufacturing Company, Inc., st and when placed in receivership was in excess of the sum of $105,000.00. met there are outstending 1500 shares of common stock and 585 shares of preferred stock, “hat the Receivers, at the January Term, 1935,of the Superior Court of Iredell County, in the order signed as of that term, duly made mention of @ com- psition with creditors, whereupon His Honor, tl. Hoyle Sink, Judge Presiding at the January Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, made an order setting shearing down on suid offer of sale and composition for the 19th dey of February 1985, at 12’o'clock, M., at the courthouse in Lexington, N. C., Davidson County, end pursuant thereto, notice, as is provided in Section 862-B, was given to all the outstanding creditors and stockholders of record for a time in excess of the ten days set out in the statute, and thet at said heering His Honor, H. lloyle Sink, consumed a period of time in excess of two or three hours in going over the offer of sale and a full discussion of the stetus of the imperiel Furniture hen- wfacturing Company in receivership was had; ‘nd the Court further finds as a fact tut in the hearing His Honor, Judge Sink, in open court stated, in sum and sub- Stence, that "If there is any stockholder or creditor or other interested party resent either through attorney or event who has objection to the signing of the Mer about to be signed, make known his objection”, whereupon wilson H. Price, ? . . = he q,, Attorney for certain stockholders who held in their names on the books of the Corporation ownership to 170 shares of the preferred stock and 65 shares of he common stock, did made protest, and that said protest was thereupon heerd by luge Sink; whereupon, at the conclusion of seid heering, His Honor, Judge Sink, Signed the order of comfirmation which is made & finding of fact in this matter; th e _ + r aopeel "at no appeal from this order of confirmetion wes given 0} oted, and no 69! t§ been perfected to the Supreme Court of North Caroline; thet subsequent tneretg "don the 25th day of February, 1935, the bill of exceptions to order of confirm- i i nef nd “ion was filed by uilson H. Price, lsa., with the Honorable John L. Milhollend, lerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County which bill of exceptions are . t the “entioa) exceptions which the motion now made is directed to strike; the vt , H. Hoyle Telna) judgment bearing the genuine and proper signature of Ee errs . 5 eptions to ink, has no appeal entries made thereto, and bears no notice of any excep * flea, m the #atement of parties ed All the foregoing being found by the Court fro ‘he Submisston of evidence. : ' : : ' ; ; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1935 The Court further finds as a fact that upon the Signing of the order of confirmation, that Judge Sink stated to Mr, Price that he would give him ten days to file exceptions; that no exceptions were ¢éver served on the &ttorneys for the Receivers and no appeal was ever teken to the Supreme Court of North Cep olina end no case served as is provided by law. The Court makes inquiry of Mir. Price as to the cuthority on which he DT0- ceeds, since he states that his intent in filing the exceptions was to demand ¢ jury trial before a jury of lredell County to pass upon the questions of fact es to whether or not this offer of confirmation and sale by the Heceivers would te for the best interest of the creditors and stockholders of the Imperiel Furniturel Menufecturing Company, Inc., he further stating thet it is his opinion thet the appeal would lie from the order of confirration by the Judge to the Superior Court in term, to be determined before a jury as to whether or not the sale soul be suthorized and carried into execution. Upon the foregoing the Court is of the opinion that the motion to strike the exceptions should be allowed, for that the exceptions, if taken to the order of confiruation would be on sppesl by the exceptor to the Supreme Court on éccoun of the abuse of discretion reposing in @ judge of the Superior Court in ordering a co .firmation of & matter in equity. That the Court further finds that no showing is made to the eifect thet the fixed assets in receiverstip et this time or ever «ould bring eny amount equel to, or in line with an amount of money sufficient to take care of the ou stending creditors in full, and tat no suggestion as such is made by those opposing said séle. 1 he It appearing to the Court that the offer of sale is orecarious to W = > .. ‘ ‘ ; : | ! ) extent the those offering now to buy are ot in any legal way tied to t el n eppeal to the supreme d, and thereupon, pending « hear ng of this matter oO + : ; a + f bid ner the Receivers may, and Likely will su°fer the loss of the tirm and fixed . hak come &0°- in confirmed by Judge sink, and that, by so doing, irreparable loss may to the creditors of said corporation in receivership. we ‘ seve ner It is thereupon edjudged that, pending the appeal and to fully hed by tie, a full ine tle’ less the Receiver from the loss of the firm end fixed bid now stockholders desiring to take this eppeal execute to the Receivers 68 justified & demnity a bond in the vrincipsl sum of Ten ‘housand Dollers, to be C] words 82d tpproved by the Clerk of the Superior Court, which bond shall be in t0 . icerned figures as e full protection in so fer es its principal amount is cor tne : u of the Receivers for any loss which they may sustain pending ‘ne tieing uP offer of sale which has been confirmed by Judge Sink. This the 13th day of march, 1935. wilson werlick Juage of cuperior Court. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM FRIDAY, |-ARCH 15, 1935 from the foregoing order the stockholders in numbers above represented by yr. Price give notice of 4 ypeel to the supreme Court end further notice waived. Te Court in view of the fect thet the matter should be determined as eary gS possible, sets the appeal time at SO days, with ten iays to the appellee to serve countercase or file exceptions, The bond to be filed within five days from the adjournment of this Court as an evidence of good faith of the appeal, and in the event that the bond is not filed on or before the 22nd day of Merch, 1935, then, the Receivers are hereby authorized to move for « dismissal of the appeal before the Superior Court. Appeal bond in the sun of $50.00 edjudged sufficient, ~— v y} Jud7e,. 8 A eR RO RR 2 ROO RR OR ap RR aOR RR OR RR OP ROR NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR CUURT IREDELL COUNTY. MARTH TERM, 1935. Fannie K. Groome, Plaintiff, / VSe Wi w wo c t wo tity of Statesville, Defendant. l. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant, as alleg ed in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2, Did the oleiniiff by her own negligence cc ntribute to her injury, 4s alleged in the answer? Answer: No 3. What damage, if any, is the pleintiff entitled to recover of the de- fendent? Answer: $5000.00 “ORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. MARCH TERM, 1935. 7 “onde K. Groome, ) v8 JUDGMENT. ) ‘ty of Statesville, ) h 11,1935 Bs ties tek eh een ae ee Dre tried and the ‘ent, Hon, Wilson Warlick, Judge, this ection having been tr jury and answered by them as folly. Yoing issues having been submitted to the ‘ollows: ge ee Pe ee ee See _ - es a ~ ; : ' IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARC] TERM FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1935 l. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendent, a“ alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. ©, Did the plaintiff by her own nesligence contribute to her injury, as alleged in the answer? Answer: No. Se what damege, if any, is the plaintiff entitled Bo recover of the defends nt? Answer: $5000.00. It is now, therefore, on motion of Stewart & Bobbitt, C. \. Bagby, Lewis & Lewis, Charles Price and Grier, Joyner & “artness, Attorneys for plaintiff, ordered and edjudged that the plaintiff recover judgment egeinst the defendant in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars and the cost of bhis ection. wilson Warlick Judge Presiding. Upon the coming in of the verdict defemdant in open court moved to set eside the verdict end for e new trial for errors assigned and to be assigned. i.otion overruled. Defendent excepts. -vudgment signed es set out in the record and defendant excepted and eppealed to Supreme Court. Notice of e poeal given and accepted in open Court. Appeal pond fixed in te sur: of y100. By consent, defendant allowed until July 1, 1935, in «nich to make end serve case on appeal, end plaintiff allowed 45 days thereefter to make end serve countercase or file excenvtions. Wilson \Varlick Judge. RRA ROR OR RR OR ROR ee EER EET IN THE SUPERIOR COUR:. NORT# CARCLINA, THONTTT Aorrere IREDELL COUNTY . The Clerk of the Superior Court of Irede}1 County: 1s hereby © : . and Dr. to include in the bill of cost the sum of $25.00 to Dr. Alonzo Myers : ‘ testify? Rush Shull, of Charlotte, each, for their attendance and expense in as witnesses for pleintiff in lieu of per diem end mileage wilson Warlick ie Judge. aa neeth pe OR ROR ORO OO OROROROROI OR OR RG IR ORR i kk i RO RG he ORE gaentt® laura Rrawilaw . c - 4 : lel a br wile ana nusoca a ie le Srawle? , uthorized f IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ; NARCH TERM 581 FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1935 3 In the Superior Court ‘tee yorth Carolina qredell County March Term, 1935 It appearing to the satisfaction of the undersigned, one of the Judges of the Superior Court of North Caroling, now holding the Courts of Iredell County ’ by exchange and with the consent of the Governor of North Cerolina, that = yonorable John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, ust of necessity be away from his office in the courthouse on Monday and Tues- iey end possibly other days during the coming week, end that it is impossible or him to secure permission from Honorable John M. Oglesby, Resident Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District, far such absence on eccount of the inability iH ” of getting in contact with Judge Oglesby due to his inaccessibility. M % Now, therefore, it is ordered and adjudged, pursuant to lew, thet the seid John L. Milholland be end he is hereby permitted to be absent from his | oo office in the courthouse on the days naned sbove and that such permission is vith the full consent end epprovel of the undersigned. ae eee Saturdey, “arch 16, 1955. wilson Wwarlick Jude. ram 999900 909 OR RR ROOK ORR OR AOR OK BOK) ROR RRA ENE B® | Sie North Carolina In the Superior ourt 1 lee —_=<—><_ one + m Iredell Co nty a UNE matter of > 1 Ketchie, and wit e, Tobe wv . attle Ketchie, J. F, Ketchie and wife 1) vy ‘ “4.8 netchie, Mrs. , be ~ i) t- o br 9 ct ct Oo = = 3 - } @ 5 : 7 oO SS OO OO E. L. (Mary) Cornelius, Mrs. Era Tantley and | sband J. F. Brantley. | s I udce Wilson Warlick, Hea This cause coming on to be heard before ts Honor Jucre | x Si Cou * Iredell qj *™ 8ppeal from H norable John L. Milhollandy, Clerk of the SuperLorco rt of Ir | a af ty netition, th report oi tip by said Clerk, “Ounty. y oo + ¥y North Carolina, and being heard upon the Onumy i n this cause Isstoners and the orders and decrees heretofore made in thi ’ stack, Judze presiding at the the - Wudgment made and entered by his Honor Ae i hip whole record the st Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and upon the whol : ° a Pied - the heal ing and wt finds as a fact upon the evidence presented to the Court at tn Don » petition so nthe whole record that the partition of the land described tn the pe qa . ble me ani in this cause is 4 just, fair and equita reported by the Commissioners ' 7 : 082 nartition of said lands among the tenants in common in the petition ra ie os Se; It is therefore ediudged by the Court, that said reports and the fina] decree of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, here- tofore made in t is cause be, and the same are hereby, in all respects confirmeg: and. 1t 1s further ordered that sald reports and plats appended be enrolleq in the records of this Court, and that the same, to ether with the cecrees and orders be certified to the register of deeds for Iredell County and registered in his office; that the said reports and decrees shall be binding among and between the said ten- ants in common, their heirs and assigne. ft is further adjudzed by the Yourt that the costs of this proceeding * $ > ef ny xr $A +*, ant . nw ( shall be paid in equal proportions by said tenants in common. Wilson “arlick Judce rresiding over the Courts of the ifteenth Judicial istrict. rom 1 sj i regoing judement one of the tenants in common, - eee eee “~ves notice of anneal to the Suprem irt in open court. Ww + the ap} int is allowed 40 avs to make up ve statement of case on appeal and the appellee 15 days thereafter to serm red suffici ve Mee ‘ of iy Ps) ; t a a) + Ad i. coy ‘ » a * ig - 4 , ‘ 4 a ‘2 oh EX eee 4 . ue } ‘eB e yp : ie (a 4 *H ' i i Pog fi sal ip t : n the UW eri ( i olina, In the Superior Cort, i ) + : bie sredell County. efore the Clerk, i t f i i tH) : i i ae | Peewee egee eee ese terre eerste ty . i | solgee ents, administrator of : : j J ° vee 3 rs Mia 7 : t *. white, deceased, Iirs, lary : eee { ne Ae aareelill s is er Tr a * + o , m1] white, widow of W. Ne iwnite, : 7 pavid H. “hite and wife, Flowe : Hi } craig hite, dna Vhite-unmarri - : , ed, by her Next Friend Nell S&S. : i ; Sowers, Frank White, unmarried, : UPPLUNENTAL ORDER i i fois White, a minor, by her General 3 i) ae i} David H, White, and $ eee ee at thomas Hill ‘hite and Sue White, the ;: | ie last two being minors by their he xt 3 ‘a eriend, Neil S. Sowers, Ex Par te. : a Ti ceebeseereesoeeeeseeeeeeeoe one rere ! Pd , This cause com.n nm to be rc before the undersigned Clerk of e “4 f Ne) 4 w\ Wi tte | a a eee ere ee eee ; tt annearin= to the Court that 7 superior Court of Iredell County, “orth Carolina, anc It a a vn ‘ . Pat at 4 ana tha on An nt 4-4 ) \ ¥ the original petition 1» | dis cause WwW le efore t rt or 1: 2 + ts + ani ] ke vs 4 , and that in egi case } re rae € r a the land described in the petitions i ; 4 1 es ° . . fin y 2 % nd it furtie r € r U eu im ' sale was entered it ic cause or eptember 14th, 1943 1 ig b } a e 4 , é Ce a ’ + rthe eartr the our - - { S t« 5 + ae ~ : 7 é 8 Jy pt " scribed i 1e petition to oe sol i iC ° , ’ , . 4 } og . . n lL, é | 48 - 4 . 27 do ap a la? > ? : ¢ 1 iry : ie of the \. N. ‘white property as platt a es oa olla 3: { " 3 c ‘ o Lredell unt y t r a» 1 records 1 ¢ ster of eedas ’ ’ ~~ y ny a ] Cc . . \ ee And it irt he L ; | } ; an 1 at «a 3 - y “Ac ~ + c ) ) UU$ Pat 1 ll et al hel rt ei € P a , - may” , + + mal. al I y et. nd it further appearl : a r ee : 4 1 novered by t rts \ « Be ym ie firming t sale the six lots ’ escr.oed fae ; " n excess ' +5 ¢ — Samant 4 S 8 l ; tll et al were exempted from sal , , LJ 0 vine ©% ; t} | of So pe: rece ved y t F j ain Coe thal ty in Hah nd it rthe r o the “ i 4 + , 0 issi er i rf sata ' t it tne , i i, d lots ar {+ neared to the I ais eae A iy a ae | @ e D> 2 od ~ D> ct > : La | > > > 3 - ; ¢ : ins a as ew ytrarees in a ite 411 ct al his ay ente in that cerv ; y entered i t4cenent releasing re ‘I . hite, s im . et al, 1 a4 1d ort : ‘cos that they, the | wnat «soevel . “Ne said — - from any claim whatsoe we e N. White estate from an, wa Aindentedaness; “ay rretne the mortgage indeot &Y have hy and not bring: the morve ve by reason of the 1a oe rortzacees have . o } Oru a sun ta the Court tna ” ; f 2 ‘ - c Y) LO bone And it further appearing » re . ersis We te tr 7 411 et 1 ve o A 2 tiie a entitle os he re “S G8y cancelled said ‘udement ntered titl A in 7 2 ena recor ed yated VUatober + jth, 1 Its 7 datea vey F m » Amdr., et al," ‘udgment being 086 : | Judment Docket 3h, page 1563 oa nea it further appexring to the Court that there is no equity of re son the payment of the sald indebtedness; 4 : ; mn for tn ay: demotion in the said lots described in this -ause and that the petitioners have And it further a»pearing to the Court that the sata oc lands were sold asreed to release any equity of redemption that they may have in and to said lan on November 17th, 193k, after due advertisement in accordance with sald — | a4 of tt , judem Y ny iT? - « Ae So rm r s Wa ‘al ‘ 4 + tne > “ha ¢ + aAanpr SS ‘i 1.2 33 by reason of t -ancellation o the ju ent by COC. B. Hilti et al a; aforesnid and that ©. B. Hill and ©. %. Hill became the last an ee ee —— set ont “we gm of $1000.00; AD he Court findine the orero facts to e tr 6, it is, therefore nad it further ap earing to the Covrt that th said sale was conf! > > Sréered and a ij od that the equ ity of redem; tion of the partie ed in this Pro- and Commi ssioner's deed nade conveying the sul cis ae eee ee a ee : APA . a orever barred to and in any < laim that they nay have ¢ lots ho, hi, 51, Ana it furthe appearin Ce Sekt Wane Hie, ae ds | | s 4 na 15 € ° ° lite vroperty et ct in this petiti 1 that the this day released any and all claim that they ; Be | a ~ hereby released to the s fd Cy Be- Hiss anc ° ° i11, Morus sees, their nite by r acon of the fallure ; | as : ' | ‘YS, inietrator: ) stens and ‘ he ata C. « Hila @na’ st, i= Hill; their nortcage indebtedness na that the said «. _ 111 a1 ae a s ; ‘ ; irs eee 1S e on t y are forever arred from any cla j iinst the sa’ cancelled the ju ‘ment that hey oie on . oe pate : ue - Ne hite by reason f said jucgment e: tered in Judrment Docket sh, = ee a a* . tr a : $ $ 4 at 9) ' } : iN Jgonn L. lholland vroceedin: titled do Te Lt@, ravor, vy Ady ¢ Clerk of Superior Court. : : i | ° ; ail ati . 1Awc » Hit > , aecaaA a mii tr e i¢ i+ / they may ave Ly y oO “ ; is LAt nw ft reor ary, 1% @ e te LUE rele all ( ity , | | | é : : 2 a 4 —- at 4 > + 7 t+ » — 6 re NC ne Court Ln n the re icts o de true U ’ ierel ( , "i : ; . ' ‘ : : ‘a ; ae er a F ordered ana a t1d7edq that the sa : 7 L 1 . , — | uperior Court nis r order of « L. itilholland, Clerk , eby forever barred from any claim that } istrators es L ns, he na tle y are ereody I 4 { — ° . .9 st . one —_— a roved ae ) Iredell Cou ITY, iS nm alii res ’ Da 9 PALLALLOAG ait ‘ rovede : : ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ be ) ney may ve ov reason i 1 ; ’ La “7 ‘ yy ‘err C ae : 7 ' ’ 1 = Tr : | nite, { . i es 40g aes r ry, + ° ie oo ; abd . ~ les OY sa | -- +e eee gre enenanaees —— AE j Hesicent Ju tr r | Indietal District. a | Jonn L. Milholland sscimainaiian | i i + +. e | | ’ t a fre In Superior Courte or 4$ app OL +46 ¥ + ‘S I ntyv. ; ‘ ae yn ey LL Y 4 eeeereeeereer ere eeeaeeeeeeeeneeeeneeeeneee | s Ge Be Haid an « Ge Hill g | : ah. ae — . | ~e . Ae as } \ : L R “exas Company ite aw .¢ 4 . ! * . ~ v , Le . 7 LUG ys R d ; IB ' PBs Wie Me - io . sep Ve 0 ; vidvally. : Weg Y i * Se Johnson 0 3 CeoeCeeeeeeeeeeeoeseeseeeeseeeeseeeeesesd a a ue? an ane neard before Hon. H. Hoyle | This cause coming on t e heara, si * a | sierk of the Cone eee th Carolina, and it ! si ice | ; 0 Poe at anad Cc C . * nanatrvnint of Nort ar —e mee Ls cause coming on to be heard before the unders1 , nk, Jud-e Presid’ in the Fifteenth Judicial © cates a esiding in tne #11 veciiv Cc At sh ae the y no t a ‘ > Sy ad Refree here n: pve nit An TAs aa n 4 YPAKA , Asan ~ 14 c * Ss thatin ; ad § a dq appoin ; R 4 lz I i J int ITU i Ay? ) Lna n ‘ WU ALS s a ( ais : | : ; ntment a hearing in he Court that Andrew - | Z1st 193ly and r . pane Oo the vourt tha a complaint was filed in thi: aus n August Z1 st, Z 7 ; ypin ace deed securing appol ther apnearine that pur suant +o his a} | 7 4 € y ‘ th 4 rol LNay Wa ind ‘ 1 a nt Nor , U ni n tate svi lle, ir dell uz bY» “~ his report in said now on file in ; after proper a 1 ACV ) yaS Lor the foreclos ire of a certain nowt mapped platted and mapp : = | -ause setting lots 40, Wl, 51, 13, 1k and 168 of +} sae it ; a | ’ 9 J+» dy { an 7 ne eo Ne hite vro erty 8 > and it further a pear'ng that said nefree | . : is in Deed Book 4}; Weds Ol, and securitre a not oh ay hite and lirSe '° i forty i. . pipe ky , l sec ng a te of e ° 1 nN ] findings of fact and conclusions of 1 f Iredell sounty; and tt further ite in the eum of $800.00: the ore: ; a d in flee of the Clerk of the Superior Court © nd it further appearing to the Court that a judgment ; , i ar ce ee eee hat the said land be a H a sanaiEennnnneneneenenE appearing that the said Referee Is services the Referee reccomends that exception has been filed t! therefore, it is and he entitled laintiff be taxed ereto by the considered, hea } ereby, tO 6 pla! allowed with vail the ntiff. ordered and decreed that reasonap in said cause; and it further appearing that in his the sum of ec sts ‘ts of reference and no indrew ¢, One Mundred Dollars ot u =~ +. - - . a + t > * (3100.00) as compensation for his services as re/eree in the aoove entitled cause ause, which ts taxed aral the plaintiff. H. Hoyle Sink . — ? - 7 78 Judce Presiding in the Fifteenth Judicial District rth Carolina In the Superior Court ‘redell Count; March Term i y xas any ) A 7 rf S ) ‘ nt ; 1 we hs 4 n Q This se conl ¢ before his Honor on ‘arlick, a4 . 4 ane ' } $< CH) ec ref d Hon : resi r ’ t L t } t tmt this cause referred to hor o Ue H sh to Y cts; A e heferee is report at the Feoruar) Term of t C ry if that the plaintiff was entitled to ver of the ce- f y 7 = ° - . e . 0 e #h9 é ; t i f $e 1. f/d t terest from the 15th day of April, 1932; that 1 h. l t ruary ; rt the as allowed until th lth day of Marca, * . 1 5 t } file yoann? + In g ere! ‘ rt: that 2 eyrant3 3 ere filed by tne , - , i ‘ = | € 4 t a PTOVILGE d L I er . , . teenermave for the 9 re e, yr tio? 7 cott a olier, AUL rneys 4 a na —" - . 4 th 7 nti ff > redered “2 4 4 4 a 4 ff recove € fe a it une af 5),0 ) 4 intere >} ne 4 To + - . ‘ 19290 a that the ae- . , L ,ETe I 5 7 ‘ ) ys ril, es | . ¢ 2 + ¢ 3 ’ * * ant be taxed \ t t action, tr s Ve Witson Warlick as — = Presiding Judge LEE r {IFER, JES PHIFUR, deceased Admini stratrix , \4 oe 8 08 88 86 ef @F 8 < ri — -vVSe J i t arAAt na | 2 gROUK« anda ra This cause ) to be hear Ari ei r Vv ¢ sent * ’ ’ f+ en y e int + : nefore the undersi ne jf lerk of t Y rt ‘i 11 int ma s ia . ' + tht all matters and things in ¢ Yr "SJ t ] tif , 3S ven fully compromised, settled sted, it is, i, thererore, Dy consent, T ‘ 1 tiff recover the D, r alliava # \ ann compromise efendants the sum ne Hundr (3100. liars 111 l oO! settlement of this actions and 1 e€ I o A \c , ie a 4 | + 4 tf sr the ofa? : t that said 5100.00 ha: een tually se ’ the cost of this action be taxed arai é ULilte ‘his Monday 2 Ny 4+79)° J - Kalnolland _ a ™“" yINCyY a ‘ ep 22 ell oOuntyYe am « ENT s tea 4 ——" = _- aborney for the Plaintilr 4188 & paroer AU orneys for the Tefeniant n Se Yorth . Tn th perior Court, T varOlina, = 1 1 ; f > 7 ¢€ a € TKe ‘tedell County, = ‘ "T "F068 9606000 6060 600066000600008 The $ ~ "¢ 4. Rawleigh Company, Ince : : TTTTY wr VS. : JPPL 1 Pe. Mas . a ‘ * “8a8ssey and D. L,. Morrow. . the C06 CPP e sce ccc ccccceeseseesereee® 1935, " Werified complaint and the judgment entered in this “hat in the Judgment aforesaid this action wa: v8 defendant This cause coming on to be D. L. Morrow and no judgment was and it appearing to the cart 4s facbs ” M 8th heard before me on vonday, March 18th, t 6 ft c LOM, ‘ror the 0 mmon ~) fi le d in nh A t i ia cause on February 12th, 194), } to retained until further order as t that t ime; taken acainst him 4 yi ¢® 4 A i ~ a ' And it further appearing to the Court that the agrking & Trust Company, is a fair and reasonable price, parties have satisfactorily adjusted the matters and things existing between then and t hat th It is therefore ordered and adjudged that sala Liguidatineg | ou ged that said Liquidating plaintiff does not now ask for judrment but rather asks that the actio; arainst ent be hereby authorized to acce t the sum of “100,00 cash from fhe Rank of : J 3 oS Oe Atk 4 . D. Le Morrow be dismissed; rornelius NC, for sald steel safe. It is, therefore, ordered anda djudged that this action be This the Uk day of March 1955. lismissed as to D. L. Morrow and no judgment entered or filed avainst him, { Wilson Warlick | Judge Holdin: Toirt 15th Judicial District (at Statesvilk No) John L. Milholland Clerk of Superlor Court, oe ' WORTH CAROLINA : [ T [REDELL CU TY : - \L A A 4 L RT I LL COUNTY R : Re : I : } RES » NOR MROLINS : 4 fi ! pe In the matter of the Harmon ) OR DER oe f anking & Trust Co., Harmony NC ) ; oo a a This cause coming on t e heard on the forego t fon ’ D vw c . . 4 e a . * ” t os i, i, Sasser, Liquidating Asent 1€ ant mers : ’ i le, P i ta i i se comince on to he LY 1pon the resoing Petition of 5 —_ Bi 8 a ) varolina, and it amearing to the underes . sned from thea gt tac ¢ pe L Lon rye f o a ' o Me sser, idati ent of the Marmony Banking & Truct pany, Harmony, North a » | promise settlement of $100.00 on the within ceserlbed inde eos » « Corneltu: 5 srolir t lary 9 1935, and it avpearing to the undersisned that 1t would ve — , ’ 4 4 , L 6 ‘ ° ~ : ° bo $ 4 ; »n to the est novel; ¢ ou | étalis a fair and reasonable compromise, 4 at it Jj e te ae , ) rest the depositors and creditors of the above named bank that the : 1+ he encmowed j % the depositors and creditors of the above namec | oe \ it assess dgment in the amount f 9300.00 against Dr. yaither be canceiié ' ‘a . rm P yn red reea ‘ } ew i L ’ tial ; Ar erat ? e same t a gult claim, release or warranty deed be ex- | : : ame be a 5 reby approvede : :: ae Tang . . i 2 ; ited to rmony ing ust mpany by Tr F. 8. Gaither overing the +ane —e i a } his t 1 day of March, 13))e6« Ne art the Harmony Hanling & Trust vompany — - ee Wilson rlick _ ie : . s e . 5 : 5 bhad +#he eam be a “4 [t ls, nov, ther fore, ordered and adjudczed thac the same JUALE « : x er y apy rovede i * \ ‘a his the 11 day of Jd imaary, 1935.6 Sesadedesesesesesetede ses 3 4 Remy R i sf : bi Ys; - ‘ i err : oe 7 ; : . ‘ ~— a iy ms J ohn ° VEZ 1 e sby — “ *s John Il! Oclesby, Kes dent Judge of tie 1irvee V J Wictal District In the « . lankte latter of the Harmony ) 2 MS & Trust pany, ) RDER ; 3 4rnony Nort} fal 9 x ot rw Peis 1 @arolina } mMrty 1 A “a ~y ale) al F “Ff 3 ) 1 ri AKOL A IN H UPERIO! sw RT ; heard upon the verified Petition This cause comin, m to bel WU L NT m fp» & Trust Company, Harmony, Wy anving : aener, Liquidating Agent of the Harmony “anking lorth ¢ Mrs. Mary lve Tharpe, ‘aTOlinas and it appearing to the Court that the offer of H - m t In ' he n shal ty ig Prmor R y of YW, : Sd ei : ma fankin a a io, "tee ny N ORDER “armony, N. C., to use $2800.00 of her claim a; ainst the 1 y } i oe mpé ny ILE mo x (7 o 4 o hy) Co s J? i a 4 N\, . 45 , ging to ; , 1d fixtures belong Pany as purchase price of the bank building, lot 4p ition of R M ony, Nor th or saic opert a snable price for said pro} Ys sé coming on to be heard upon the Pet ‘emtony Sank tts ele ing & Trust Company, is of te a : , | ore that the © wASSCI , Liquidat Lge agent of the Harmony ank ing & Trust Company, Harm ane ‘ a wm rw iP and that $280 ars It is, now, ) Doll tata y. , le r Carolinas and it appearing to the Court that the sum of One Hundred ($100 to said Harmony 0,00 of the claim of Mrs iery Tharpe be accepted, cash offered by The Bank of Cornelius for the steel sale belonging ; i ; be used as the purchase price of said property, and that t} nat the proper deed be made to said Mrs Thar Y sear oe rs Tharpe upon the transfer of 2800.00 of Mrs Tharpe! s Ths a the Rank. laim to This the 12th day of March 4 D 1935, Jilson irlick Judge, Holding the CVovrts inthe 15th Judicial District, at Statesville, North C,rolina ROLI ) Q I I > r _ : RT ry ) ' K, OK i , ‘4 = ¥ is matter cominc on to b heard o } f , ; tter mi mn to be heard on the foregoing petition of K i Sasser faniaati * ~4+ ~~ +o In } ; } e ile » Liquidati b t 03 the lierchants Farmers Bank of Mooresville, ylina, an it appeart to the undersigned from the attached petition a é ) I ett lemme: iAcepihaed .~ ~ P * } t it described herel the notes of - Le Smith et se fair 7 : rea le omise a t it will be to the best interests + ie t+onpne 47 mant+ Ltors an reditoz ove uned ba t be accepted. , siluy O2 red, adjud-ed and de reed that the sane A 1. ‘OY e € ) oO e | Be John li. Oglesby, — esiaent vuare of the "if¥teenth— TudteLal District State of North Carolina ) ina, County of Iredell | IN THE SUPuRIUR COURT THE FEDET L LAND E FPLDERAL LAND BaNK UF COLULB JULLI Bla, Plaintirr, | vs . ; een : ' JUDGMENT AND ORDER ‘ * “0 > t. L. Hefner end N. M. Combs 2 eee Vefendents, 1 Thi i $ on s is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgege made, executed and ” live vered to The Federal Lend Bank of Columbia by the defendants, ° M. Hefne . ¢ even dete E. L. He nk of Columbss, with, « ’ » &iven by the aaid defendent to the said The Federal Land Ba there- 593 mich is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) ’ e pliers, with interest thereon at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum from the jate thereof and payable in a certain nu.ber of definitely stated amortization instell- nts, the said mortgage having been duly recorded in the office of the Register of jeeds fOr the County and State eforesaid on the 4th day of October, 1921, in Book 56 st page 10, and cowering the same lends described in the Corplaint heretofore filed in this cause, which are located end bounded és follows: All thet certein tract of land in Concord Township, Iredell County, North wrolina, bounded on the North by the lands of T. M. Helyburton, on the Fast by the lends of J. A. Day, on the South by lands of J. A. Day end B. V. Rynolds, on the West ty lands of B. V. Rynolds, containing Fifty Acres, more or less, es will appear from esurvey of seid land mede on the 23rd of September, 1921, by I. W. Somers, Surveyor. It appearing to the setisfaction of the Court that the Summons herein wes issued on the 20th day of Februery, 1935, and that the seme was duly served on all the iefendants herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto and the Complaint, proverly verified, wes filed herein, es required by law, « copy of which was duly and legally served on all resident defendants; and it further eppearing thet tne defendants E. L. Yefner end N. M. Combs heve neither enppeared, answered nor demurred thereto and are now in default end thet the fects alleged in th oleintiff’s Complaint ere true and correct, th: t the condition of the mortgage nerein mentioned has been broken and thet there is now due end owing to the plaintiff on tne above describcd indebtedness the sun of ELEVEN HUNDRED EIGHT AND 08/100 ($1108.08) Dollers, for all of Ww TS. therefore, on motion of plaintiff's attorneys, ‘ isentitled to dem-nd judgment, IT 1s, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, feve judgment Theat the plaintiff, ZIGHT AND 08/100 ($1108.08) al E. L. Hefner aay teeinst the defendents/for the sum of pLEVLN HUNDRSD Forst: ner centum per ennul from the Dollars, with interest thereon at the rete of six (6%) end disbursements of tuis ection; fate hereof until paid, together with the costs Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein edjudged to be due the plein- ‘iff, including the costs end disbursements of this action, is peid inmedie tely, the lends described in the said mortgege to the plainviff be § ld at public euction at the dey of May, 1935, in eccordence with lew, of this action end the Cow t ; ; t House door in this County on the «a expenses of ‘nd the proceeds thereof, after yaying the costs he sele, including compensaticn for the Commissioner in an amount not to exceed ‘ive (5%) per centum of the accepted pid, together with all pest due and unpeld vexes ‘Md essessment s thereon, shall be apolied first upon tris judgment end the surplus, d thereto; one-helf (1/2) of the payeble in { ) fany, paid into this Court for the benefit of those entitle e shall be 6s foll nee on credit, ows: Third: Theat the terms of seal &Co Ss *pted bid to be paid into Court in cash, and the be with interest thereon from jate of sale at the No (2) equel annuel installments, e > n x t me d bid shell be applied toward the pey The cash portion of the accepteé he Commissioner, unpeid ompenseé tion to t of t he costs of this ection, including the © past due and unpeid, tex "8 8ssessed upon the property end essessments which may be ‘ich the plaintiff 7] - sy ob] i att ; ™ 4g a Ps " % J 4 : : io i oe a 7s é 4 ve | tet oh ° | a * ts a 4 ‘a aa aa , é a { iu q ~% i «33 ‘ vi \ i a 4 ' i oa oe” i + ee A a oO F a i + ‘are va a ee oy 1 Lo se ot Pies * rd 094 qe son) Cr and judement of the plaintiff in the order stated, The credit portion of the accepted bid due plaintiff shell be evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser until exhausted, in discharge of all ’ thereafter, Subsequent encumbrances in the to the Commissioner secured by a first mortgege over a J nayeble L y 8g the premises, anq oder of their priority; : ni ence of the credit portion of the eacceptec a } ie oid the remaining balan p ed bid, if any, shall be Sixth: That upon the sele of the seid premises all the right, title oa : ced by @ bond or note of the ourcheser peyeble to the Com , ae ; = | evden y pey oO missioner, and se. interest end equity of redemption of the defendant &, L. Hefner ¢s well as all i ‘ed by a second mortgege over the premises; the said first m . ‘ ; . : ae \ our y _ Pp , ortgege over the pre- persons whomsoever cleining by, through or under the same in end to the premises 5: mi he r note secured thereby shell be as eli ne ii as Bees | mises and the bond o oO 2 signed by the Columissioner to or eny part thereof herein ordered to be sold be, end the same hereby are, lorever s the pleintiff, end the said second mortgage over the premises end the bond or note perred and forcclosed. ie | uaa eimai ele » the Comsbento a ’ ; "4 secured thereby shell be held by the vommissioner subject to the further order of this Jonn L. kiilhollend a Hh . , ; C.erk of Superior Cou # i Court; srovided, however, that the purcheser shall heve the right to vay in cash the _— ars ay , This the 25t dey of harch, 1955. a whole or eny pert cf the credit portion of the eccepted bid. The purcheser shal) ae pey for the preparation end recording of ell pepers including the requisite revenue : OR RR ORR OR ROOK OF JOR ORK OR RO OK 7h RRR ROR RR ROR OR OR ROR OR OR OR ROR ORR ROR Rp ROR ag stamps; provided, however, that revenue steps need not be pleced on the deed of forth Carolina In the Superlor Court ‘a conveyance to the pleintiff, should it become the purchaser, or on the bond securing " Iredell County , a any balence due the plaintiff. sy ; Fourth: Thet Robert A. Collier be, and he hereby is, avpointed Commissione i” R, T, Holbrook, Administrator i; of tis Court to sdvertise and sell to the lest end highest bidder therefor, upon the of Pearl S, Holbrook ) a ’ ¥ t : terms herein set forth, the mortgeged lands described in the Vompleint herein and re- V vs ( J nent a V i } ? } ? , 4 ‘S, sort his proceedings hereunder with a complete statement of his receipts and disburse- » E, Shoemaker y . ’ ! 7 ments for further consideretion end orders by this Court; thet, unless the plaintiff . becomes the purcheser, the Commissioner do require the successful bidder to deposit ; ‘ ia . a ‘a This se coming on to be h ard before his Honor, von le Milholland, on 4 with him the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) Dollars either in cash or by certified . ; a ttl +4 m a this lst ay of Apri Ly 1 4 5, aI it a pearins to the c rt . 4 “y } e ee pure check, as earnest nioney or evidence of good faith, this sum to be cpplied on the bid 1) nd summons and ¥ stitut j : 23, 1935, a t} at 7 rif Le 1 co nlaint was filed ind su ions Arid f ; should there be & compliece with the same; but should the successful bidder fail to oe ei ae al that j { cmplaint were served on the defendant on the 25th day of seDPuary, © oe a a; weke such deposit immediately et the time of ecceptance of his bid, then the seid 7 oe er rre re { ore than thirty days have elapsed since service thereof and t tie tiwi he premises shell be et once re-sold at such bidder's risk, on the same 5:1¢8 day or . a a ah ‘alled to answer or demur to the plaintiff's cause Of acbivle ucon some subsecuent seles dey, at the option of the plaintiff or its attorney; 1% : a ee It further appears to the court i at the action Ii: 01 : ne ever, should the successful bidder meke the seid deposit end thereafter feil to cole i ' a reatt of $l.00 ade on | t note for $092.50 “eted June 28, 1926 and subject to a credit Of wihhv\'s oly with the said bid without just cause or legal execuse shown, then such deposi aia ae pa we on the property described Mi & ovemoer 23, 19 93; that said not { secur’ vy a me rtca I d x shcll be delivered to the pl intiff end reteined by it as liquideted damages, end sé), and that it is necessar “ad ' the complaint and duly recorded ir 78 at page 794 4! a > nremice . er’s . , ny the premises shall thereupon be resold upon the same terms and at such purches that +) coperty for the benefit of this ae torney; at @ commissioner be appointed to sell the property ° $ cama eon t orn ’ risk on some subsequent sales day to be desicneted by the plaintiff or ite ® fudgnent. mg d et said sele 0 + the plat: tiff thet permission is given to The Federal L-nd Benk of Columbia to bi ia eile hel after It ls, therefore, considered, orders J 4 at eny resale of the said mortgaged lends and, should it become the purcheser, "cover of the defendant the sum of $892.50, with tnterest from the 28th day of ; peying the costs and necesscry disbursements of this ection, the amount of +18 - “ine, 1928, until paid, subject to a credit of #400. made on ov. 23, 19295 that ¢ Shall be epplied es e credit upon the judguent rendered herein; iene the defeniant be cies edi ii eek ede Fifth: Thet upon the conffrmetion of the sele of said lends ™ pa It is further ordered by the court that the lands described in the mortgage the - plied with, end, Robert A. Collier of the Court, end when the terms of sale shall heve been fully com 4 comp] ai nt a aa ie rar chat \U his actiori, 0 e thereupon the 6% . and the shall be put into possession of the said premises on production of the deed; the 24 4 he ge le a mn? a . on seid Comiissioner shell make title to the purchaser in fee, and lg ®Ppointed alee » aeke ail to sell said land at public auction arr misslLoner o n i courte ay of May, 1945, and report his proceedings to this proceeds of sele, efter paying the costs of this ection, the expenses of * the n ' first %0 énd ell unpaid taxes then assessed upon the proverty, shall be applied aalali ennessiats a "9 Mlerk superior Court Ke apapgese gestae teat sete ae satisfection of this judgment in favor of The Federel Lend Benk of 0 aesesegeseaeseat seedless sede desided Shots Wooded tie pe ie Be es ie ne ee a 9654.34 SESE Set ot Sede sesesey sett Be ete se Sl ses e sese Sesese sess * < ; 296 North Carolina, ! In the Superior Court, Iredell County. | Januery Term 1929 . Harmony Yanking & Trust Company Vs. JUDGMENT i J. C. Brookshire and 8. J. Hobtand This eause coming on to be hearé at this Term of the Superior Cou-t of Irede 1 County, and being heard before his Honor W. F. Harding, Judge Preséding and it appearing to the Court that the pleirtiff and defendants have settled al} matters ani things in dispute between them, and that the defendant S. J. Hollend, egreed to pay all Court Costs: It is therefore, ordered and adgudged by the Court that this cause be and same is hereby d smissed, and it is further edjudged by the Cou t that the defendant S. J. Holland, pay the Costs of thés action to be texed by the Clerk of this Court. W. F. Harding Judge Presiding. aOR PK aR 8 2 OK OK ap aK 08 OR OR OK OR OK OK Op aR JR OK Op op OR aK aR 2 AK ROKK ROR ROR OR OR POR ROK ROR ROKR 0) OR ROR kK kK kn Kn RRR EE om r > STOTT AT rT, » y . TAT r STATE OF NC 1 CAROLINA IN THE SUPLRIOR COURT TREDELT nny EPaAT IREDELL CO BEFOR } CLERK he Wallace Brothers Cos.nany, } a Corporation, | ae se hak aids | Vs. JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL Slarke C. Steele cnd rs. { Clarke Steele, Defendants. ) a 3 : + Tunis cause coming on to be heard, end being heard, before his Honor John L. Milhollend, Clerk of Iredell Superior Court, on Monday, April 15th, 1935, end 1 DO arine t the ; 1” , 7 A eele 6ppeering t he Yourt that the defendants Clarke C. Steele and Mrs. Clarke St were personally served with summons in the above-entitled action on the llth dey of March, 1935, and copies of the plaintiff's duly verified complaint were _ 2 Yr . » 4 n served on seid defendents at the time of service of said summons, thet more the pon Th 4 . } rhirty deys has elapsed since the service of said summons and complaint U iefenda . ‘ es he , the efendants and that they have failed to file answer or demurrer; and thet complaint alleges a cause of action for the recovery of a sum certein in money jue upon a promissory note--- ntiff, + NO’, “SERTFORE, on motion of John W. Wallace, attorney for piet aefend- is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the vv lL . . 7 - nt ants Clerke C, Steele and Mrs. Clarke Stecle the sum of Two Hundred-Twenty Bg ks cent Dollers and Fifty-One Cents ($228.51), with interest et the rate of Six per per annum from the 15th day of November, 1933, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of fredell Superior Court. This the 15th day of April, 1935. Jonn L. Milhnollend a Clerk of Iredell Superior Court. JOA OI II III ATOR AAC I BOO IO ORO OR IO IOIGIOR OR GIORGI IR aa <i aR TOAD! YALL TA iN RTH CAROLINA, IN THs SUPEKIOW COUT IREDELL CCUNTY. WHEREAS, tne Solicitor of the Fifteen Judicial vistrict hes prepared e uniform set of Bill of -ndictrients to be used in the vourts of the Jistrict, and \HERHAS, the cost and expense of printing said forms is a necessary expence of the several counties in said district, and WHEREAS, the Solicitor has requested that each Glerk of tne superior Court in the District keep in his office a supply of these forus for the con- venience of the Grand jury, Clerk and solicitor; NO\., THURSFORE, it is considered and ordered thct the Jlerk of the Superior vourt in each of said counties is hereby authorized ad directed to supply his office with and pay the cost of printing the forma for indictments as a necessary expense of his office. This 20 day of March, 1950. John lh. Oglesby Judee Fifteenth Judicial v&&strict. PO OR OK OR OR RRA OA Oe JERR OR RR OK CR OR ORO OR ROR FRR ERED EOE ORTH CAROLII ¢ { i 3UPERIUK COURT IREVELI. COUNTY. { BEFUKS ‘Tlin CLohk To} r a, «, Johnson, ! Plaintiff, -VS- | L. G, Nash, J. «. Nash, | and !rs. 5.J.Gant,Admrx. : of P, a, Gant, ! Defendents. { his cause comihg on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned i a0 Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appecring to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant, L. G. Nash, and wife None ¥. Nash, executing to Jack Joyner, Trustee for *. hk. Johnson, 4 deed of trust in the amount of One Thousead ($1,000.00) Yollaers, with interest from 14th dey of March, 1934, and the defenden® paying the cost of the action; and it further appearing to the court, on the Mote fon of Jack Joyner, Trustee for & W, Johnson, thet said ection should be dismissd ed: } eg North Carolina, ; In the Superior Court, Iredell County. | Januery Term 1939 Harmony “anking & Trust Company Vs. JUDGMENT ! J. C. Brookshire and 8. J. Hobdand This cause coming on to be hearé at this Term of the Superior Cou t of Irede 1 County, and being heard before his Honor W. F. Harding, Judge Prestding 5 and it appearing to the Court that the pleirtiff and defendants have settled al} matters ani things in dispute between them, and thet the defendant S. J. Hollena , eereed to pay all Court Costs: ~ It is therefore, ordered and adgudged by the Court that this cause be and same is hereby d smissed, and it is further edjudged by the Cou t thst the defendant S. J. Holland, pay the Costs of thés action to be texed by the Clerk of this Court. W. F. Harding Judge Presiding. ARO 2 ROK OR 8 aR OK OK OK op OK OR OR 2p OK 2K 2K OK OR ap ROK On op JE AK RO AR OR ROR ROR OR OR OR OR OR OR OK OR OR OR OR Oe RRR REE om - ’ er mmry . r T THN vr rT mM I OTT nT tT ‘ Y MS ALG Va \ sh OLINA Lav THE oOUL LALON Col RT TRY )RTT VOTIRINTY WPwoh i mreuy r r IREDELL COUNTY BEFORE THE CLERK The Wallace Brothers Co:nany, a Corporation, JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT FINAL slarke C. Steele id Yrs, Clarke Steele, Defendants. < . This cause coming on before his Honor John L. ct be heard, cnd being heard, Milhollend, Clerk of Iredell Superior Court, on Monday, April 15th, 1935, and it anHnesarine t +t ’ ‘ e eapoearing t he Vourt that the defendents Clerke C. Steele and Mrs. Clarke steel on the 11th day ¥y were personally served with summons in the above-entitled action of March, 1935, and copies of the plaintiff's duly verified complaint were duly e *” af » 4 than served on seid defendants at the time of service of said summons, thet more Th 4 e ’ Thirty deys has elapsed since the service of said summons and complaint upoB f In ~¥) ¢ 1 + : , the jefendants end thet they have failed to file answer or demurrer; and thes molLei »} a > € compleint elleges @ cause of action for the recovery of a sum certain in money jue upon a promissory note--- leintiff, it e€ defend- stat ner NOw, ‘UTUREFORE, on motion of John W. Wallace, attorney for Pp is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of th area-Twenty-Blen r cent (’ } ao oc > ~ . E ants Clerke C. Steele and Mrs. Clarke Stecle the sum of Two Hun Dollers and Fifty-One Cents ($228.51), with interest et the rate of Six pe 097 per annum from the 15th day of November, 1935, end the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of fredell Superior Court. This the 15th day of April, 19355. Joun L. “ilnolland ca Clerk of Iredell Superior Court. JO OIG IOIII DIOR I I I RR aE BORO RIOR ORR GORI ORR ROR aR af aR aR NORTH CAROLINA, IN THs SUPEK1OK COL IREDELL COUNTY. WHEREAS, tne Solicitor of the Fifteen Judiciel vistrict has prepared 4 uniform set of Bill of -ndictrients to be used in the vourts of the Vistrict, and \HERHAS, the cost and expense of printing said forms is @ necessary fo expence of the several counties in said district, an Q WHEREAS, the Solicitor has requested that each Glerk Court in the District keep in his office a supply of these forus for the con- venience of the Grand jury, Clerk and solicitor; NO\., THURLFOKE, it is considered and ordered tht tne plerk of the Superior Vourt in each of said counties is hereby authorized a:d directed to supply his office with and pay the cost of printing the forma for indictments as a necessary expense of his office. This 20 day of Larch, 1955. Judee Frifteenthn Judicial v&fstrict. OK ED RED ED a PARRA AERTS READ DARA EEA EERO REED IREVEL!., COUNTY. { BEFUKs ‘Tiis CLohk a. «,. Johnson, Plaintiff, aVSe L. G, Nash, J. «. Nash, and !rs. 5.J.Gant,Admrx. of P, a, Gant, Defendents. his cause coming on to be heard and del'¢g heard before the undersigned + Clerk of the Superior Court of Ireiell County, and it appecring to the Court thet the plaintiff and defendant, L. G. Nash, and wife Nona ¥. Nash, executing to Jack Joyner, Trustee for *. kh. Johnson, & deed of trust in the amount of One Thousead (31,000.00) Yollars, with interest from 14th dey of March, 1954, and the defendant’ paying the cost of the action; and it further appearing to the vourt, on the mote fon of Jack Joyner, Trustee for &. W. Johnson, thet seid action should be dismissd ed; 098 O99 IT IS,THEREFORL, ordered, adjudged end decreed, and on mot + } lon of Je, acknowledged, which amount has benn accepted in full compromise end settlement 7 Jack Joymer, attorney for A. \. Zohnson, thet said action be and the seme is i H - | here. and it has been agreed that neither the Dlaintiff nor the defendents shall re- i . a ie sndant re taxed with the cost of thi t : 3 efendeants are 8S actior | by dismissed, and the d ome cover out of the other eng amount in addition to seid $50.00 and that the derend- fl John L. Milholland i SLERY OF THE SUPLRIOR COURT: ants will pay the costs of this action, without and admission on their pert of negligence in the premises, but that the above shall constitute a full and come Ses cae es : , lete settlement between th : STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT P © parties; wisn + ds J be aVWaa wf k d= + BEFORE THE CLERK It is therefore, ordered, considered and adjudced that the plaintiff TDT ELT, COUNTY. Dnevne 624i 4 ON. - recover nothing further of the defendants end thet the defendants nothing of tne Grier-Lowrence Construction ‘ 1 Company,& North varoline Corporation } plaintiff by way of counter-claim end that by consent, the defendants pay the end the Yirginiea Trust Company, assignee, & Virginia vorporetion. ; costs of this action, in the amount of ¥#9.15 taxed by the @lerk. _ { oUDGHUENT This april 23rd, 1935. onteomerv ard & Vompany, @ ! John L, lilholland Foreien Corporation. { Clerk Superior Yourt Iredell vounty, By Consent: his cause coming on to be heerd and being neard before His Honor Scott and vollier r John L. hil land, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell vounty, and it appearing Attorneys for Plaintiff | to the Court tiat the plaintiffs end defend: nt have agreed to compromise and ee ee : settle ell metters and differences existi: between them, by tne defendant paying TUCOIOCOICIOOIOIOIICIOIOIIOIOIOIGIOOIOIOIIIIO RIOR GOOG OR OR ROE Rk Ok ee r to the pa&kintiffs the sum of Lleven Hundred Dollars; and it eppesring to the Court ieusity Gheeton. ; ti ain Gadiihin tems | 4 that the cost of the action, as taxed, have been paid; Iredell County. ( Before the Vlerk i It is therefore upon tion of Grier, Joyner & jartness, end Scott Cieeae Tarbeviiic Collier, Attorneys for the plaintiffs, end consented to bj Rendleman & Rendlemen, ve JUDGMENT ttorneys for defendant, ordered, adiudged and decreed thet tne pleintisie my Victor M. Goodman and H+ Goodman | of the defendunt; the sum of Lleven Hundred Dollars. This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the a this the 26th de f april, 1950. Superior Court, and it apnearing to the vourt from admission of the perties, John L. Milholland that the Ol ; plaintiff and defendants have settled and adjusted all matters of vlerk Superior Gout difference between them growing out of the alleged cause of action set forth in the plaintiff's complaint and that it hes been agreed between the pleintiff and Scott & 501i] Le r va rier, Joyner & Hartness defendents that the plaintiff shall not recover anything out of the defendaats rier, ynel Hartnes attorneys for vlaintifés. iis and thet the defendéents shell not recover anthing out of the plaintiff and thet Kendleman & Hendlemeéen : Teeatnevas for the defena nt the defendents will pay the costs of this action, but such payment shell not be u 444444 Cc ynst ue @s an &@ iminn on of neglig¢ ence on thei a art eee eae* C Uu d i 5 ; TEER Oe Oe Oe oe me Xe EH 1 it is, therefore, ordered, considered end ad,udged thet the plaintirr North Carolina In the Superior Court, recover mothi g of the defendant and that the defendents recover nothing of the , cover n é Iredell County. { Before the Clerk. plaintiff by way of counter-clain and thet by consent, the defendents pay the R, H, Yennedy costs of this action i: t.e amount of $9.15, and thet said ection be dismissed. vs This April 23rd, 1935. Victor lhi.Goodman and 4. Goodman John L. Milholland ned Clerk vlerk Superior vourt lredell ii F sat dee sig d4his cause coming on to be heard before: tne undersié By C ‘fs of the Court, and it eppeering to the Court from the admissions and mens 7 tes of Scott and Collier, attorneys for the plaintiff and John \. vases, Se ietcrness maT Pieintifr for the defendants, thet the plaintiff and defendents have amicably A ao a Defendants settled out of court all matters of difference between thmm growing out of vy re . : alleged automobile collision set fomth in the plaintiff's complaint aw ' ¢ which 18 defendents have peid to the pli intiff the sum of 50.00, receipt 0 > me 098 O99 IT IS,THEREFORL, ordered, ad judged end decreed, acknowledged, which amount has benn accepted in full compromise end settlement and on motion of 3, Jack Joymer, attorney for A. \. Johnson, thet said action be and the seme is here. and it hes been agreed that neither the Dlaintiff nor the defendents shall re- } dj smi ssed ar d the defendan are a d wi th the cos U of this for . v + i ( LER OF TR 7) SU >} ( OR COU m a s W y the Cc sts oO this action, 4 no it anda admission on thei Pp negligence in the premises, but that the above shall constitute a full and com- N THE SUPEAITOR COU lete settlement betw ; emern OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERKIOR COURT ple Leme between the parties; weit Vd aul i ati loo ’ = oe mre Aree It is therefore, ordered, considered and adjudced that the plaintite IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK : I i recover nothing further of the defendants end thet the defendants nothing of the Grier-Lowrence Construction , Company ,& North veroling Corporation } plaintiff by way of counter-claim end that by cousent, the defendants pay the end the Yirginie Trust Company, ! signee, @ Virginia vorporetion. costs of this action, in the amount of $9.15 taxed bv the @lerk. ve sUDGNENT This april 23rd, 1935. onts rv ward & vompany, a } John L. Milholland | Foreien Cornvoration. { Clerk Superior Yourt Iredell County. By Consent: y “his cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor Scott and vollier n John L. kilholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell vounty, and it appearing Attorneys for Plaintiff to the Court tat the plaintiffs end defend: nt heave agreed to compromise and John «, Wallace — . Attorney for Befend nts settle all matters and differences existing between them, by tne defendant paying FOR ICCC III IOIO III RIG IGIOI OR ROR IIOIOIOIOIOIGIOR I IOI Ra ak ak ak kak OR ROR OR kk ak ak icc ak to the pa&kintiffs the sum of Lleven Hundred Dollars; and it eppesring to the Court ie ‘ North Carolina, { In the Superior Court taxed, have been paid; e+ + + 7 ° 5 Pp m+ m~ yp oO co ~ ot ~ Y Iredell County. 4 Before the Clerk Tt 4s therefore unon motion of Grier, Jovner & Hartness, and Scott . 6 is tneretore U ‘ ei Thomas Turbyville ® Collier, Attornevs for the plaintiffs, end consented to by Rendleman & Rendlenen, d, adjudged and decreed thet the plaintiffs recover u 5 ~ a + m ee 49) rm o — for) o ~ ° “9 a < oa Q i vs { JUDGMENT | { Victor M. Goodman and H+ Goodman . tofandante tt evr , lev t3y) . ,sllars P 6 defrencants tne sul f leven Hundred Vollars,. 4his cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, and it apoearing to the vourt from admission of the perties, h : Mi) Ld us e ; . 4 | a Ce that the plaintiff and defendants have settled and adjusted all matters of vlerk Superior Cow difference between them growing out of the alleged cause of action set forth in sonserted to: the plaintiff's complaint and that it hes been agreed between the plaintiff and Scott & Collier rier, Joyner & Haertness defendents that the plaintiff shall not recover anything out of the defendaats attorneys for plaintifés. and thet the defendents shell not recover anthing out of the plaintiff and thet Kendleman & Rendlem: Attorneys for the be _ i> om + — co . the defendents will pay the costs of this action, but such payment shall not be i pn nnnnnenssssssessssesssseeeee cCconstmued as an adminnion of negligence on their part; A ee ee ee a ** It is, therefore, ordered, considered end ad,udged thet the plaintirr North Carolina, | In the Superior Court, recover mothi g of the defendent and that the defendents recover nothing of the Iredell County. t Before the Clerk. plaintiff by way of counter-cleimn and thet by consent, the defendents pay the rennedy costs of this action in t.e amount of $9.15, and thet said ection be dismissed. This April 23rd, 19355. I.-Goodmen and 4. Goodman John L. Milholland ned Clerk Clerk Superior vourt Iredell g si : “nt 4 dhis cause coming on to be heard eefore’ the unders tatements By Consent Of: of the Court, and it eppeering to the Court from the admissions and 86 | Attorney Scott and vollier of Scott and Collier, Attorneys for the plaintiff and John Ww, wallace, Attorneys for the Pleintiff sted and ofiu John i. Wellace ut of the Attorneys for the Defendants. for the defendents, thet the plaintiff end defendents have amicably séttlec out of court all matters of difference between thm growing ; the and that alleged eutomobile collision set fomth in the plaintiff's complaint + which defendents heve paid to the plcintiff the sum of $50.00, receipt of ‘ 600 NORTH CAROLINA | IN THE SUPEKIO! COURT IREDELL COUNTY } BEFORE THE CLERK Kobert #. Collier, Keceiver for Mills Clothing Company, Plaintiff. { -VS- A. E, Welborn Se en A ee ee 14 IG jo JQ it IZ Is Defendant. “his ceuse coming on to be heerd and being heattd before the under. sinned Clerk of the Supe:ior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the court that notice of summons and warrant of attachment, staténg the name of the parties : the amount of the clsim and nature of the demand, and requiring the defendent to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, in the Courthouse, st Statesville, North Caroli:a, on ar before the 15ti day of March, ‘ 1935, was duly issued on the 12th day cf rebruery, 1555, and has been published ag or jirected by law; that at the tine of the issuance of said notice of summons and the warrant of attachment, a duly verified Comp&aint was filed in the office of the Clerk of the superior Court of Iredell County; that seid notice of summons and werrant of attactiment issued in the above entitled action has been duly served by publication, and no enswer, demurrer of ot‘ier pleading has been filed in this > cause om or before this , the 29th dey of april, 1935, and that the time for ane ‘ swering, iemurrins or otherwise pleading has now expired, and it further appeering to the court thet this is an attion to recover the sum of Five Hundred ($500.00) | | Vollars, with interest fre t lay of “ecember,1950, until paid, being the amount due for stock subscribed by the defendent in tne Mills Clothing Compeny; and it further appearing to the court thet the pleintiff is entitled to the P@e lief in tne complaint: and it furtne ‘ing to the court Guct certein property hag ~ cc ® ~ b action, which appears by reference to was levied on by an attechmnent issued in thi es) the Shertff's return: NOW, TILREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged: . That the pk&intiff recover of the defendent the stm of Five December, 1950 until Hundred ($500.00) Dollars, with interest from tue day of ‘ r a) » be ' a »» That the property attached, as appears by the Sheriff 8 retur n ’ ; . ad’ and the eme is ereby condemned to pay said judgient, interest and cost of this q and thet a venditioni exponas issue, dire@ting ea sale of said property for thet 4 3. For the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. d m il ein @ 4, That this judgment be and it is hereby declered 4 specific 1 4 the property from the date of the docketing of the levy by the sheriff. This April 29th 1935. John L. Milholland sLRK O THE SUPER OR COU NORTH CAROLINA | IN THE SUPEKIOl COURT IREDELL COUNTY =| BEFORE THE CLERK Kobert 4. Collier, Receiver for Mills Clothing Vompany, Plaintiff. “vs A. E. Welborn a GY ee pe ee 1H Ic jo }92 {= i= Im 13 Defendant. this ceuse coming on to be heard and being heatd before the unders ‘i 4 Me as signed Clerk of the Supe:ior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the cou that notice of summons and warrant of attachment, stat&ng the name of the parties, the amount of the claim and nature of the demand, and requiring the defendent to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, in the Courthouse, &t Statesville, North Carolina, on er before the 15th day of March, 1935, was duly issued on the l2th day cf February, 1355, and has been published ag directed by law; that at the time of the issuance of said notice of summons and % ' warrant of attachment, a duly verified Compaaint was filed in the office of the Clerk of the superior Court of Iredell County; that said notice of summons and werrant of attacliment issued in the above entitled action has been duly served ; by publication, and no enswer, demurrer of otter pleading has been filed in this ‘4 cause on or before this , the 29th dey of april, 1935, and that the time for ame swering, ijemurring or otherwise pleading has now expired, and it further to the court that this is an attion to recover the sum of Five Hundred ($500.00) with interest from the day of “ecember,1930, until paid, being the Vollars, amount due for stock subscribed by the defendent in tne Mills Clothing Company; and it further appearing to the court thet the plaintiff is entitled to the Tee , lief in tue complaint; and it furtner appearing to the court sret certein DFOperE 4 was levied on by an attechment’issued in this action, which appears by reference the Shertff's return: re NOW, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged: l. That the ph&intiff recover of the defendent the stm of Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars, with interest from the dey of December, 1950 until Y Pi “ . wal ' turn. 2. That the property attached, as appears by the Sheriff ‘s re 0 os 4 and the ame is ereby condemned to pay said judgiient, interest and cost of this gy a and that a venditioni exponas issue, dire@ting a sale of said property for thet 4 . 3. For the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerke . 4. That this judgment be and it is hereby declared @ specific ping the property from the date of the docketing of the levy by the Sheriff. This April 29th 1935, John L. Milholland . 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