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AS eu On Sworn to and subscribed before me, Sept 1, 1935 John L Milholland _ Clerk Superior Court North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County The Federal Land Bank of Columbia vs ORDER OF PUBLICATION W C Elam and wife, li A Elam Monroe Hardware Co and others It appearing from the affidavit of Robert A Collier, one of the attorneys for the plaintiff in this action, that WC Elam, Mashawaka Rubber and Woolen vo, oberta and Hodge Shoe Co, and Horne-Johnston Co, defendants therein, are not to be found in Iredell County and cannot, after due diligence be found in the State, and it further appearing that a cause of action exists a.jainst said defendants as follows; foreclosure of a deed of trust upon the premises in which the defendants have, or claim to have, an interest it is, therefore, ordered that summons be served on said ‘ C Elam Mashawaka Rubber & Woolen Co, Roberta and Hodge Shoe Co, and Horne-Johnston Co by publication, and to that end that notice of this action be published once a week for four weeks in the Statesville Daily, a newspaper published in Iredell County, setting forth the title of the action, the purpose of the same and re- quiring the said defendants to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court at the court house in Statesville, on or before the Sth day of November, 1935, and answer or demur to the complaint in this action or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. This Sept 5th 1935 ___ John L Milholland ae CLERK SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF IREDELL IN THE SUPERIOR COURT The Federal Land Bank of Columbia plaintiff vs REPORT ON SALE W C Elam and wife, M A Elam et al defendants The report of the undersigned Commissioner, heretofore duly appointed in the above entitled cause, respectfully shows to the court: 1. That pursuant to the Judgment and Order of Foreclosure entered in this cause, the property the property therein described was sold on the 21st day of Dec 1935 for the sum of Twenty two hundred ($2200.00) Dollars to J G White who at that prive became the highest bidder therefor upon the following terms: One third cash, balance in three equal annual payments. 2. That the notice of sale, a true copy of which is hereto annexed, was posted for thirty days before sale at the county court house door and published once a week for four successive weeks in the Statesville Daily, a newspaper published in the said county and state, in accordance with law, and that a correct description of the lands sold is set forth therein. %43- That the said sale was openly and fairly conducted, all bids were publicly cried and ample time was afforded all bidders and bystanders to bid. lh. That the Commissioner considers that the above bid represents the fair and reasonable value of said lands and he, therefore, recommends that the sale be confirmed and a deed of conveyance be executed to said highest bidder upon full compliance with the terms of the sale. All of which is respectfully submitted this 21 day of Dec 1935 Robert A Collier Commissioner STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL The Federal Land Sank of Columbia, plaintiff vs ORDER CONFIRMING SALE W C Elam and wife, M A Elam, et al — defendants On hearing the Report on Sale filed by the Commissioner in the above entitled cause on the 2lst day of Dec 1935 and it appearing to the Court that the said sale was duly advertised and held in accordance with law and that no exceptions have been filed to said report and the re- quirements preseribed by law to obtain a resale of the property have not been complied with, it is ORDERED that the proceedings, sale and report of the said Com- missioner be, and the same hereby are, approved and confirmed in all re- Spects. FURTHER ORDERED THAT the said Commissioner, upon compliance with all the terms and conditions of said sale, make, execute and deliver to the purchaser a proper and sufficient deed of conveyance of said lands and that the saia purchaser be let into possession of the premises upon production of the Com- missioner's deed. FURTHER ORDERED that the purchase price of the said lands, after deducting the costs and expenses of sale, including a Commissioner's fee, in the amount of One Hundred Ten and no/100 ($110.00) Dollars, and the costs of this action and all unpaid taxes then assessed against the property be credited upon the judgment taken herein; and that the said Commissioner do submit to the Court a statement of hid disbursements of the proceeds of said sale. John L Milholland John L Milholland, Clerk Superior Court This 13th day of January, 1936 if HF HAF #tH HHH HiH tt fF Hf ts HH: it Ht #14 Ha) Hi 4 Hh NORTH CAROLINA ; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY Robert H McNeil and C D Moss plaintiffs JUDGMENT vs Grace Fox, Guardian of J E Fox ee ee eee ee es ee defendant This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the under- Signed Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court: 1 That the plaintiffs have filed a duly verified complaint, and Summons and a copy of the complaint have been served on the defendant; that in the verified complaint the plaintiffs are asking for the recovery of the sum of the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) for legal and professional services rendered to the defendant in the administration of the estate of her ward, J & Fox. 2 That the plaintiffs ana the defenant have agreed to compromise and settle the matters and differences set forth in the complaint for the sum of three hundred dollars($300.00), and it appears to the Court that the plaintiffs together with C B Winberry, did render professional services to the defendant. 3 That C B Winberry has assigned all his interests in and to his claim for compensation to the plaintiff, C D Moss. mM That it appears from the complaint and the statement of the de- fendant, that the services rendered by the plaintiffs and C 8 Winberry in the administration of the estate of the ward were necessary, and that the sum of three hundred dollars ($400.00) is a fair and reasonable compensa-~- tion for the services rendered. WHEREFORE, by consent of the plaintiffs and defendant, it is ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover of the defendant in this action, and in full settlement of the matters and things set forth in the complaint, the sum of three hundred dollars ({400.00), together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further ordered and adjudged that GraceFox, Guardian of J E Fox, pay this judgment out of the funds now in her hands belonging to the estate of theward, and that the same, when paid, shall be a receipt in her hands against the funds of her ward. This 10th day of January, 1936 John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County We consent to the foregoing judgment. R H McNeil & C D Moss By C D Moss Plaintiffs Grace Fox, Gdn of John E Fox Defendant John E Fox Ward aed My claim or account for services rendered in the above en- titled matter has been assigned to C D Moss, and upon payment of the fore-~ g0ing judgment, I release Grace Fox, Guardian of J E Fox, fully and completely from the payment of any sum whatever to me for any services that I have rendered C B Winberry Assignee Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 10th day of January, 1936 A P Smith was eae HU EY HEHEHE AWAY #4 HEH HAH HA ¢ ea vw -# eV ews § ‘Or t) 40) 5 > 7 ; iv NORTH CAROLINA North Carolina ‘ ig ate of Nor In the Superior Court f IN THE SUPERIOR CouR? e : {| IREDELL COUNTY County of Iredell Before theClerk ih i f ie Tharpe, Plaintiff } , Charles W Washington and wife, WA pe, i vs } Bal Irene P Washington ) \ JUDGMENT t W S Hosmer and Don } be vs ) 4 ) Judgment of non-suit Martin, defendants } fi John A Scott, Trustee and the ) ia ) Lie Equitable Life Assurance Society ) ae ) of the United States ) This cause coming on to be heard before the Honorable Johrew L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John L and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and the Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on this 20th defendants have sttled and compromised all things and matters at issue and day of January, 1936, and it appearing to the court that the parties to this in controversy between them, arising out of the pleadings filed in the action have gotten together and settled the matters and differences existing above entitled action, by the terms of an agreement whereby the defendants between themselves and have agreed that the action might be non-suited. have agreed that judgment may be entered against them in the sum of Two It is therefore, considered, ordered and decreed that the action Hundred and Fifty Dollars (250.00), and the plaintiff has agreed to accept i ik of the plaintiff be and it is hereby non-suited and the plaintiff is taxed said sum in full and final settlement of all claims, which he has had or Bal ) with the cost. may now have against the defendants: | ) r i Hee NOW WHEREFOPE, by consent of John McLaughlin and Jack Joyner ib if Zohn M Attorngys for plaintiff and W C Ginter, Attorney for defendants, it is L Milholland Sy p , a , Clerk of the Superior Court of 1 Iredell County ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that plaintiff have and recover of the ih a defendants judgment in the amount of Two hundred and Fifty Dollars(%¢250.00) t ] Agreed to: and the defendants be taxed with the costs of this action. i‘ Jack Joyner This the 25th day of January, 1936 by WR Battley Attorneys for plaintiffs John L Milholland Clerk of the Superior Court of oeott & Collier Iredell County, North Carolina torneys for defendants We consent to the foregoing judgment: = John R McLaughlin #44 HH #44 #4 Hd Hidde Hatttt Jack Joyner Attorneys for plaintiff WC Ginter Attorney for defendants Ht 4 # HAH THY ## # #44 # Hitt uddd State of North Carolina In the Superior Court County of Iredell Before the Clerk WA ‘harpe, Administrator of Foster Tharpe, deceased plaintiff JUDGMENT vs W S Hosmer and Don Martin defendants This cause coming on to be heard before the Honorable J L Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and the defendants have settled and compromised all things and matters at issue and in controversy between them, arising out of the pleadings filed in the above entitled action, by the terms of an agreement whereby the defendants have agreed that judgment ma; be entered against them in the sum of Seven hundred and fifty Dollars (750200), and the plaintiff has agreed to accept said sum in full and final settlement of all claims, which he has had or may now have against the de- fendants, growing out of the death of toster Tharpe, deceased: NOW THEREFORE, by consent of John R McLaughlin and Jack Joyner, Attorneys for plaintiff and WC Ginter, Attorney for defendants, it is ORDERED, ALJULGED ANL DECREED that plaintiff have and recover of the defendants judgment in the amount of Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($750.00) and the defendants be taxes with the costs of this action. This the 25th day of January, 1936 John L Milholland Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina We consent to the foregoing judgment: John R McLaughlin Jack Joyner Attorneys for plaintiff? W C Ginter Attorney for defendants [ - State \ State ' State / Va ( State . No 13 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1936 9 MONDAY, JANUARY $7th> 1936 North Carolina In the superior Court Iredell County January Term, 1946 Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the State and County aforesaid, on the 27th day of January, 1946, A D, when and where His Honor, Felix A Alley, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts for the Fifteenth Judicial District Winterye Term, 1936 is present and presiding and the Hon. Charles & Coggins Solicitor is presented prosecuting in the name of the State. J W Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County, is present and returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as Jurors for the first week of this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: Lee A Boggs, W. A. Templeton, Y F Wallace, J D Lunsford, W Abernathy, L V Cartner, C E Symmers, WJErvin, ER McNeely, J H Bailey, Geo. W. Evans, B L Gatton, C K Boggs, WF Browning, C E Jones, J P Ingram, LP Kerr, Joe E Webb, T C Yates, R B Patterson, W K Suther, C M JC Knox, W E Hoover, RA Bollinger, J B Morrow, V P Arthurs Rives, H N Johnston, A M Turner, F B Allen, G S Martin, RH Starrette, WH Cormelius, A J Salley, were returned not served. G D White and A F Sams, Jr were excused by the Court. WM Reid and Roy Godfrey were sworn as tales jury for the day. The following good and lawful men were chosen and sworn as the GrandJury for this next six months. Lee A Boggs, W A Templeton, Y F Wallace, J D Lunsford, GW Abernathy, LV Cartner, C E Summers, WJ Ervin, E R McNeely, J H Bailey, Geo W Evans, B L Gatton, C K Boggs, WF Browning, C E Jones, J P Ingram, L P Kerr, Joe E Webb. C E Jones was sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury; H E White was sworn as officer to the Grand Jurye No. 2 State vs Henry Hines Continued under former order. NON=-SUPPORT. No 3 Continued until May Term, 1936 T& PL State vs Yates White No 7 Alias Capias’ Trespass vs Vv Jim Allen No 9 Called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa(instanter ) vs Instanter Capias~ Sam Mayhew No 1] AWDW Continued B & E Box car BT Newland No 12 B & EB Box car Gont inued vs Jams Coleman . AWD W with intent Alias Cap tas” to kill State y r Reavis ry / *. PR: 8 NOe 1h State vs Paul Holleman No 15 State vs Carey Killiam No 16 State vs J M Lyles No 17 State vs Will Brown No 1b State vs James 8 Deal No 19 State vs Harold B No 20 S+ate vs Albert Fisher No 2l No 22 State vs Clarence Hefner 2. Audie Turner No 26 State vs Major Foote No 28 State vs E 0 Cloaninger No 29 State vs LeRoy Black No 41 State vs L C Robinson No 6 State vs Robe Miller No 8 State vs LeRoy Christenbury No 51 State va Albert Marlow Stewart IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1936 MONDAY, CANHARY 27, 1936 SEDUCTION Alias Instanter Capias’ BREAK & ENTER Alias Capias DRUNK & DISORDERLY Nol prossed with leave BREAK & ENTER Alias Capias: ABANDONMENT Alias Capias BAS TARDY con t inued DRIVING CAR WHILE INTOXICATED ©on t inued LARCENY AUTO LARCENY AUTO Continued T&B L It appearing to the Court that the defendant hms failed to comply with the judgment heretofore entered on motion of the Solicitor the judgment of the Court heretofore pronounced was ordered to go into effect neckless Driving cont Inued A WD W Called and failed. Instanter cepias.~ FORG grY Nol prossed with leave 1 tty mM ASSAULT Called and failed. Instahter Sci Fa and cepias\ TTT AVSAULT Nol prosed with leave ASSAULT called and failed, Instanter capias and sci fa No 52 State vs Ora Swainey No 57 State vs Claude Dancy No 58 State vs Odell Slough No 61 No 63 State vs Charles West Keith West No 71 State vs Robie Gardner Noe 80 ol 82 83 State vs Clarence Estes No 67 State vs James Dorsett No 64 State vs Ralph Shu IN THE SUrERIOR COURT JANUARY Tikif, 1936 MONDAY JANUARY 27, 1936 ASSAULT continued ASSAULT Called and failed. Instanter Sci Fa and Capias’ AW DW continued Housebreaking and Larceny. Charles West pleads guilty through his Attorney, Zeb V Turlington, to housebreaking, larceny and receiving. Keith West, through his attorney, Zeb V Turlington, pleads guilty to forcible trespass. Both the foregoing pleas were accepted by the State. Drunk and Disorderly. Defendant pleads guilty. Judgment of the Court that the de- fendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of 40 days, to be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission., and that he pay a fine of «10.00 and the cost of the action. The prism isentence is not to go into effect if it shall appear to the judge holding the May Term, 1936 of this Court that the fine and cost have been fully paid and it shall not go into effect, thereafter except on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term with five years from the rising of this Court, upon satisfactory proof that the defendant has been guilty of any violatio of the prohibition laws of the State. Simple assault, assault, Assault simple Assault Assault with deddly weapon Consolidated for the purpose of trial. The defendant, through his attorney, Lewis & Lewis, in No 81 enters a plea of forma jeopardy and not guilty. In 40, 82 and 83 he enters a plea of not guilty. The following jury: T © Yates, R B Patterson, J C Knox, W E Hoover, R A Bollinger, J 8B Morrow, V P Arthurs, W K Suther, C M Rives, H N Johnston, W M Reid, and Roy Godfrey being sworn and empaneled far their verdict, say they find the @efendant, Clarence Estes, Not gyilty as to assault en his wife am guilty as toassault on his child, Peggy Louise Estes. Kssault with Deadly Weapon. Defendants pleads Guilty. Judgment left open for few days. Reckless Driving. Defendant pleads (Guilty. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine of $25.00 and all costs, including the cost in Recorders Court and in Superior Court, and that he be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of six months to be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission. The prison sentence is not to go into effect if it shall appear to the Judge Holding the May Term, 1936 of this Court that the fine and costs have been paid, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within five years from the rising of this Court upon satisfactory proof that the defendant has been guilty of any violation of the prohibition laws of the State, and it is adjudged that the defendant be, and he is now denied the right to drive a motor vehicle of any description for a period of twelve months from the date of this judgment. ae SS ‘Pide9 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OD JANUARY TERM, 19 IN Td SUPERIOR COURT g | TURSDAY, JANUARY 38, 1936 | JANUARY TERM, 1936 MONDAY, JANUARY, 1936 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment ‘MoOnday, BE | Housebreaking, Larceny and Receiving. Jamary, 2% 1936, at 9:30 o'clock for the dispatch of business. No 76 No 77 Herman Williams pleads Not Guilty as t Yh State Guilty as to receiving. ' . housebreaking; # ie vs Herman Williams Charlie Anderson pleads Not Guilty. Nose 96, 97 BREAK & ENTER & LARCENY q) a. State } The following jury was empaneled: TC Yates, R 3 Patter & 98 See ere ter eneee of trie. ri Ae vs Charlie Anderson dc a wv , ore R A Bollinger, J B Morrow, Vv Pp pe toal — Sites af Whee than 665.5 a ee bel W K Suther M Rives Johnst WM , / i 000. ‘hi Sinding Griel Court poonsees will Wisedir achat Gotfrey, V pa Taylor, Judgement of the Court is that each of the defendants pay a 28, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock. 14ng, Janaury Carl Miller & fine of $25.00 and the cost of his action, and that each of Hl Wade Bowers them be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of six months, to be assigned to do labor under the super- ii No 65 A True Bill vision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission. The No 66 A True Bill prisén sentence is not to go into effect, however, if it shall State be made to appear to the Judge Holding the May Term, 1936, of it vs Forest Little this Court, that the fine herein imposed and the cost of the if) State action have been fully paid, and it shall not go into effect Hel vs Bull Nunnley thereafter except on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent ; term within five years from the rising of this Court upon No 96. John Taylor A true bill satisfactory proof that the defendants have been guilty of any ny Né 97 Carl Miller A true bill violation of the laws of the State. 10 95 Wade Bowers’ A true bill No 8 Walter Parker A true bill Nos 87, 88, 89, BREAKING & ENTERING & LARCENY oR No 90 Flake Nayhew A true bill 90, 91, 92, 93 Consolidated for trial. ie No 91 Carl Bennett A true bill & 9 Defendants and each of them plead guilty to larceny of property i} No 9h Davis L Carson A true bill f State of the value of less than $20.00. No 87 Carl Bennett A true bill (ov No. 87 The judgment of the Court is that David L Carson pay a bap No 92 Davis L Carson A true bill David L Carson, fine of $25.00 and the cost of the action; that in Nos. 88 & ai No 7? Richard Robertson A true bill Walter Parker, 89 judgment is suspended upon the payment of the cbst. In No BH No 74 James Eberts A true bill Faiadke Mayhew, & 90, as to Walter Parker, judgment of the court is that he pay | No &9 Carl Bennett A true bill Carl Bennett a fine of $25.00 and the cost of this action.. No.9l as to att No 93 Davis L Carson A true bill Flake Mayhew, judgment of the Yourt is that he pay a fine of Ht $25.00 and the cost of this action. No. 92, as to Carl Bennett | judgment of the Yourt is that he pay a fine of $25.00 and the cost of this action. In Nos. 93 & 9, as to Carl Bennett No 53 Simple Assault & | State Assault with edhe Weapon judgment suspended upon payment of the cost. agfurther ordered | : C | Flake Waite cepted Uy Benne ttee hn both counts, which plea is ass and Gael Seanett, De imprisoned in the commen’ jail for « tem i No 5) senha. y citor.e. Judgment suspended on payment of of six months each and that Flake Mayhew be imprisoned in the i State common jail of Iredell County for a term of twslve months, and vs that each of the above named defendants be assigned to do labor Flake White under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works . Commission. The prison sentence is not to go into effect, how- ever, if it shall be made to appear to the Judge Holding the May Term, 1936, of this court that the fine herein imposed and the cost of the action have been fully paid, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within five years from the rising of this This Honorable Cor at 9:30 o'clock. en eee SORES ane Tuesday mornthgg January 26, 1936, court upon satisfactory proof that the defendants have been guilty of any violation of the laws of the State. ; No 99 DISPOSING OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY State The defendant enters a plea of guilty. It is ordered and ’ \ vs adjudged by the court that the defendant be confined in the / : Bernard Blake common jails of Iredell County for a term of six months and be Judge Presidin assigned to the State Highway Cgmmission to work on the public roads of the State during the term of his imprisonment. + ong ' oes & NON-SUPPORT OF WIFE No 1103 On the Civil Docket Continued by the Court on motion of the i , a gre pleads guilty. \ Mrs Nell P Davis, trading & defendant on account of the sickness of a a i is the Judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in teing business as the Statesville witness oe E. ver the common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX MONTHS and be Plora Co assigned to work under the supervision of the State Highway Department ve and Public Works Commission and that he pay the cost of the action #0! J Van Hansford, Florist pay into the office of the Clerk of Su Iredell perior Court of rede = on ee Seate _ week for the support of his wife and ont \No 37 paid on the fi i rst day of each month beginning into effect State Siranin ist day of February, 1936. The prison sentence is not to go Defendant tenders a plea of guilty of simple assault, which if it shall be made to appear to the jvigm holding each successive ors hp ll plea is accepted by the State Solicitor. rourt hereafter that said judgment hes been complied with, the cost Luther Crowell Judgment of the Court is that defendant pay a fine cf $15.00 bt 1937. a to be finally paid on or before the first day of January TM, ‘ anda the cost of the action. 4 : 7, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except on motion 3 Solicitor at any subse quent term within ars from the rising Court upon satisfactory proof that said Slpuent has not been complied le with or that the de ¢ the rit of the state. fendant has been guilty of any viene e ° ‘ of this laws ¢? ded IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Od JANUARY TERM, 19 IN Tih SUchbRIOR COURT 6 Y TUESDAY, JANUARY 36. 1936 r JANUARY TERM, 1936 MONDAY, JANUARY, 1936 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment “Monday, Housebreaking, Larceny and Receiving. January, 2% 1936, at 9:30 ofclock for the dispatch of business. y No 76 No Herman Williams pleads Not Guilty as to housebreaking; at State Guilty as to receiving. 29 ; i vs Herman Williams Charlie Anderson pleads Not Guilty. Nose 96, 97 Reueiteatah for Uw ooeness a iain oT State The following jury was empaneled: T C Yates & rial. | vs Charlie Anderson J C Knox, WE ytd R A Bollinger, J B Morton, VP het ed Ghat a tas woe bans guilty of larceny of property of the Bi WK Suther, C M Rives, H N Jol WM 7 : ’ i ‘ 000-6 i Pending trial Court vlepeaus cotiT Wee tt Godfrey, v oun Taylor, Judgement of the Court is that each of the defendants pay a Fl 24, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock. J ning, Janaury Carl Miller & fine of $25.00 and the cost of his action, and that each of b Wade Bowers them be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a ay term of six months, to be assigned to do labor under the super- 1.) Ee No 65 A True Bill vision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission. The bo No 66 A True Bill prisén sentence is not to go into effect, however, if it shall . | et areas be made to appear to the Judge Holding the May Term, 1936, of (| i va Forest Little this Court, that the fine herein imposed and the cost of the Ot State action have been fully paid, and it shall not go into effect maf vs Bull Nunnley thereafter except on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent if is oe five years from the rising of this Court upon Ph a No 96. J Ta ' satisfactory proof that the defendants have been guilty of any [fife m4 37 es tc : — ae violation of the laws of the State. ie No 98 Wade Bowe A true bl i ee et No 8 Walter sn A a eth Nos 87, 88, 89, Seen S es & SSansws & LARCENS , fe ie No 90 Flake Nayhew A true bill 90, 91, 92, 93 Consolidated for trial. at Me No 91 Jarl Bennett A true bill & Defendants and each of them plead guilty to larceny of property ay ted No 9h Davis L Carson A true bill ( State of the value of less than 120.00. he 7 No 87 Carl Bennett A true bill V vs Noe 87 The judgment of the Court is that David L Carson ay & ope ; No 92 Davis L Carson A true bill David L Carson, fine of $25.00 and the cost of the action; that in Nos. 88 & eh No 7? Richard Robertson A true bill Walter Parker, 89 judgment is suspended upon the payment of the cdst. In No | No of James Eberts A true bill Piake Mayhew, & 90, as to Walter Parker, judgment of the court is that he pay te No &9 Carl Bennett A true bill Carl Bennett a fine of $25.00 and the cost of this action... No.9l as to Des & No 93 Davis L Carson A true bill Flake Mayhew, judgment of the Yourt is that he pay a fine of Vl e $25.90 and the cost of this action. No. 92, as to Carl Bennett iE judgment of the Yourt is that he pay a fine of $25.00 and the | vi No 53 Simple Assault & cost of this action. In Nos. 93 & 9 as to Carl Bennett if hi) State Assault with deadly Wea on judgment suspended upon payment of the cost. agfurther ordered fii hi vs Defendant 1 a 944 ve . and adjudged by the Court that David L Carson, Walter Parker, | Flake White ney p*eads guilty on both counts, which plea is ace and Carl Bennett, be imprisoned in the common jail for a term No 5 a by Solicitor. Judgment suspended on payment of of six months each and that Flake Meyhew be imprisoned in the State : common jail of Iredell County for a term of twelve months, and | vs that each of the above named defendants be assigned to do labor Flake White under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission. The prison sentence is not to go into effect, how- : ever, if it shall be made to appear to the Judge Holding the i, May Term, 1946, of this court that the fine herein imposed and the cost of the action have been fully paid, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except on oe od = renee iy ty H< b 501 } 1 any subsequent term within five years from e rising o s at ae stsun vourt takes recess until Tuesday morntigg January 28, 1936, sans a satisfactory proof that the defendants have been aa guilty of any violation of the laws of the State. No 99 DISPOSING OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY State The defendant enters a plea of guilty. It is ordered and i= adjudged by the court that the defendant be confined in the de : Bernard Blake common jails of Iredell County for a term of six months and be Judge Presiding assigned to the State Highway Cgmmission to work on the public roads of the State during the term of his imprisonment. \ No. 68 ) ABANDONMENT & NON-SUPPORT OF WIFE No 1103 On the Civil Docket Continued by the Court on motion of the — ) Defendant pleads guilty, \ Mrs Nell F Davis, trading & defendant on account of the sickness of a 5. 8. De ) It 4s the Judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in Sping business as the Statesville witness Se E, Beaver | the common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX MONTHS and be m ae Co assigned to work under the supervision of the State Highway Departm and Public Works Conmission ond that he pay the cost of tha action sn pay into the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County the sum of $6.00 per week for the support of his wife and childrens 5 The same to be paid on the first day of each month beginning with Sorat (No 37 AWDW J Van Hansford, Florist lst day of Februery, 1935. The prison sentence is not to go into State Defendant tenders a plea of guilty of simple assault, which if it shall be made’ to appear to, the judgm holding each successive ori vs plea is accepted by the State Solicitor. court hereafter that said judgment has been complied with, the om Luther Crowell Judgment of the Court is that defendent pay a fine of $15.00 however, to be finally paid on or before the first day of January Ty and the cost of the action. 1937, and it shall not tion go into effect thereafter except on mo net gpd at any subsequent term within 5 years from the rising of suis curt upon satisfactory proof that said judgment has not been compte with or that the def tion of of the state. endant has been guilty of any vine Nose 53, 5h, & 55 State vs Flake White & Clarence White 47 State vs “Albert Malcolm No 102 State vs James Kerr Nos 76 & 77 State vs Herman Williams & Cmarlie Anderson Nos 65 & 66 Forest Little Bull Nunnally Nos 73 & 7 State vs James Eberts & Richard Robertson No 7 * . State ) ve Albert Malcolm Pas” IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1936 TUESDAY JANUARY 28, 1936 The judgment heretofore entered in these cases { striken out and it is ordered and adjudged by the Court that each of the defendants be imprisoned in the comne jail of Iredell County for a term of sixty days and ~~ assigned to do labor under the supervision of the Stat Highway & Public Works Commission. The prison sentence is not to go into effect, however, if it shall be wade ¢ appear to the Judge holding the May Term, 1936 of this Court, that the cost of each of these actions have been paid, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within fivg a ee beh dot of bert court upon Satisfactory aaa a e defendants have been ilt laws of the State. ai . os nae 8 ordered ASSAULT Defendant pleads guilty. A true bill BREAKING & ENTERING & LARCENY Verdict of guilty of breaking and entering and larceny. Judgment of the Court is that the defendants be imprison- ed in the State's prison for a term of not less than two nor more than three years, to be assigned to do labor under the supertision of the State Highway & PUblic Works Com- mission, to wear felon's stripes. This sentence will not go into effect until the expiration of 15 years sentence that is now being served as to Charlie Anderson, and at the end of the four year sentence which defendant Herman Williams is now serving. AWDW Changed charge to temporary larceny of automobile. Defendant plead not guilty. The following jury T C Yates, R B Patterson, J C Knox, WE Hoover, R A Bollinger, J B Morrow, V P Arthurs, W K Suther, C M Rives, H N Johnston, WM Reid & Roy Bodfrey, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say that they find the defendant, Bull Nunnally guilty in an attempt to commit larceny, and the defendant Forest Little, guilty of aiding and abettingtto commit larceny. BREAKING & ENTERING Robertson enters a plea of llty as charged. Eberts pleads not guilty. ‘The following jury: F B Allen, G S Martin, A M Turner, W H Morrison, A A Cartner, F R Sills, A M Guy, Henry Day, James Gray, H L Gilbert, P A Hager, & Walter Morrison, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant, James Ebert guilty. It is ordered and adjudged by the Yourt that each of the defendants be im prisoned in the State's prison for a term of hot less than 16 months nor more than 2 years, and to be assigned to work under the supervison of the State Highway & Public Works Commission and are to wear felon's stripes. ASSAULT Defendant pleads guilty. Judgment of the court is that the defendant pay a fine of $20.00 and the cost of this action teat he be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of three months, to be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway ® Public Works Commission The sentence is not to go into effect, however, if it shall be made to appear to the Judge Holding the May Term, 1936 of this court that the fine herein imposed and the cost the action have been fully paid, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except on motion of the Solicitor at any Subsequent term within five years from the rising of this court upon satisfactory proof that the defendant has been guilty of any violation of the laws of the State. < = ws ‘eas § IN THE SUPERIOR COURT cp JANUARY TERM, 1936 r TUESDAY, JANUARY, 28,1936 ; j i. - No 100 ABANDONMENT AND NON SUPPORT 4/é¢epdant Sica dy “ert mi! State Judgment of the Court is that deféndant be imprisoned in th oH common jail of Iredell County for six months, to be assigned to a i 2 Look Weddington do iabor under the supervision of the State Highway & Public y Works Commission, and that he pay the cost of this action. The Ps prison sentence is not to go into effect if it shall be made to appear to the Judge holding the May Term, 1936 of this Court that the cost has been paid, and it shall not go into effect there- after except on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within five years from the rising of this court upon satisfactory oh t proof that the defendant has abandoned his wife or failed to pro- | ie vide for her and her children, such adequate support as suitable ie to his station in life. ye No 69 Aiding and Abetting Reckless Driving. i State Defendant pleads Not Guilty. The following jury: T C Yates, RB if! iJ ! vs JLFry Noe 70 State vs JL Fry Noe 72 State vs John Minnish Nos 103 & 10) State vs Ellsworth Boston & Emmett Williams No 75= Geo Lail Patterson, J C Knox, WE Hoover, RA Bollinger, J B Morrows, WV K Suther, V P Arthurs, C M Rives, H N Hohnston, W “ Reid, Roy Godfrey, bein,;; sworn and empaneled say they find the defendant Not Guilty. Possessing Liquor. Defendant pleads guilty. BREAKING & ENTERING & LARCENY The following jury: F B Allen, G S Maetin, A M Turner, W H Morrison, | A A Cartner, F R Sills, A M Guy, Henry Day, James Gray, H’ L | Gilbert, P A Hager and Walter Morrison, being sworn and empaneled | for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. The ! judgment of the Vourt is that the defendant be imprisoned in the at common jail of Iredell County for a term of twelve months, to be EI assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commision BREAKING AND ENTERING & LARCENY Defendants plead guilty as charged. Judgment of the Yourt is that each of the defendants be imprisoned in the State's prison for a term of not less thatn 18 months nor ' more than 2 years, to be assigned to do labor under the super- vision of the State Highway & PublicWorks Cormission, and to wear felon's stripes. On the count of Larceny judgment is suspended for a period of five years. A true bill No Gk- Ralph Hoover A true bill No 8§5-Will Summers Not a true bill No 95- Sylvester Sherrill- a True bill No 62 State vs Chas Kinley Nos SV State vs Clarence Estes This Honorable Court takes recess until Wednesday morning, January 1936 at 9:30 a mw f } é f 2 & AA“ L PASSING WORTHLESS CHECK , Wlefow Lan f FA2a% Lh « It is ordered and adjudged by’the Yourt that the défendant Be confined to the common jail of Iredell County for a term of three months, and be assigned to the State Highway & Public Works Commission to be worked on the public words of the State during the term of his imprisonment. ASSAULT ON CHILD The following jury: T C Yates, RB Patterson, J C Knox, WE Hoover, RA Bollinger, J B Morrow, V P Arthurs, W K Suther, C M Rives, H N Johnston, W M Reid, Roy Godfrey, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say that they find the defendant guilty of assault on his child. It having been disclosed by the evidence that the defendant is a man over the age of 18 years and that the person upon whom the assault is alleged to have been committed is a female child of about the age of 10 months at the time of such assault, it is therefore the judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of twelve months, to be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission. ie a é : a Noe 70 State vs JL Fry No 66 State ; : vs eae Bull Nunnally } No 65 Wat State Whe | vs Forest Little So 78 & 79 State vs J C Kellough \ &2 State vs Tom Mayhew Nos. 23, 2h, 2 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1936 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1936 _ This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment, Tuesday January 28, 1936 at 9:30 am ’ P L FOR SALE Judgment of the Court, on the count for poassesion is that the defendant pay a fine of $25.00 and all the cost of the action On the count for possession for the purpose of sale, judgment’ of of the Court is that he be imprisoned in the common jail of Irede] County for a term of 18 months, to be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission The prison sentence is not to go into effect if it shall be wade to appear to the Judge holding the May Term, 1936 of this court that the fine and cost have been fully paid, it being understoog that 925-00 has been this day paid, and it shall not G° into effect thereafter except on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within five years from the rising of this court upon satis- factory proof that the defendant has been guilty of any violation of the laws of the State. It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant pay the cost of the action and that he be imprisoned in the common Jail of Iredell County for a term of two years, to be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission. The prison sentence is not to go into effect if it shall be made to appear to the judge folding the May Term, 1936, of this court that all the cost has been paid, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except upon motion of the °olicitor at any subsequent term within five years from the rising of this court upon satis- factory proof that the defendant has been guilty of any violation of the laws of the State. It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant pay the cost of the action and that he be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of bone year, to be assigned to do labor under the superttsion of the State Highway & Public Works Commission. The prison sentence is not to go into effect if it shall be made to appear to the judge holding the May Term, 1936, of this court that all the cost has been paid, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except apon motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within five years from the rising of this court upon satis- factory proof that the defendant has been guilty of any violation of the laws of the State. POSSESSING LIQUOR FOR PURPOSE OF SALE Defendant pleads guilty in both cases. Judgment of the court is that the defendant pay a fine of $50.00 and the cost of the action and that he be imprisoned in the commons jail of Iredell County for a term of 18 months, to be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission. The prison sentence is not to go into effect if it shall be made to appear to the judge holding the May Term, 1936 of this court that all the cost has been paid, and also the fine, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except upon motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within five years from the rising of this court upon satisfactory proof that the defendant has been guilty of any violation of the laws of the State. AWDW, PLfors, ccow Defendant enters a plea of nolo contendere in all three cases. No 23 Judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay the cost of the action and that he be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for d term of 18 months, to be assigned to do labor under th supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission. The prisén sentence is not to go into effect if it shall be made to appear to the judge holding the May term, 1936 of this court that all cost has been paid, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except upon motion of the “olicitor at any subsequent term within five years from the rising of this cowt upon satisfactory pr that the defendant ha laws of the State. 8 been guilty of any violation of the No. 2h Judgment of the court is that defendant pay a fine of $7500 and the cost in the action. No. 25 Judgment of the court , a fine of $50.00 and the cost. urt is that the @efendant pay No 95 V Sylvester Sherrill No 30 , State ' gmery Lowe Nos hy 5» & 6 State vs Robert Kearns ‘ No 46 State vs / Bruce O'Kelly No 86 State vs Alex Templeton No 60 State vs J G Cook No 105 , State vs Dexter Shoemaker No 8) State vs Ralph Hoover IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 30 JANUARY TERM, 1936 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1936 The following jury; T C Yates, R B Patterson, GS Martin, A M Turner, WH Morrison, A A Cartner, F R Sills, A M Guy, Henry Day, H L Gilbert, P A Hager, and Walter Morrison, being sworn and em- paneled for their verdict say they find the defendant Not guilty. INTENT TO COMMITT RAPE Nol prossed with leave. MANSLAUGHTER & DRIVING DRUNK Pleads guilty to Involuntary manslaughter. Driving drunk. No. 5, prayer for judgment continued upon payment of coste No 6, Prayer for judgment continued upon payment of cost. No. 4, It appears to the court that defendant has this day paid into the office of the Clerk of the Vourt the sum of i 50.00 for Mr Ferrill, father of the girl and has agreed to pay {P20 :00 on first day of May, 1936, for the purpose aforesaid( Catherine Ferrill, deceased). It is therefore upon recommendation of all the interested parties in the several cases, adjudged by the Court that the defendant pay the cost of this action, and that he be imprisoned in the State's Prison for a term of not less than four nor more than six years, to be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission. The prison sentence is not to go into effect if it shall be made to appear to the Judge holding the May term, 1936 that all the cost in Nos h, 5, & 6 have been fully paid and that the defendant has likewise paid into the court for the use and benefit of Monroe Ferrill, the said further sum of $50.00, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except on a motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within five years from the rising of this Court upon satisfactory pro6f that the defendant has been guilty of any violation of the laws of the State. In No 6 It is adjudged that defendant be denied the right to drive a motor vehicle of any description for a period of 12 months from the date hereof. Pleads guilty to LARCENY Defendant pleads guilty as charged. Judgment of the court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of 12 months to be as- signed to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway & public Works Yommission. This sehtence not to go into effect until the expiration of the sentence the defendant is now serving. ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL Continued. ASSAULT Nol prossed ROBBERY Defendant pleads guilty. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the State's Prison for a term of five years, to be assigned to work under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission and to wear felon's stripes. SEDUCTION The defendant in open court pleads guilty of the charge of seduction, whereupon it oonrs to the Court that the defendant has paid into the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court the sum of $500.00 for the use of the prosecuting witness, Virginia Dare Jenkins, and her infant child, and has agreed in like manner to pay into the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court, the sum of $600.00 at the January term, 1937 and the sum of $400.00 at the January Term, 1938, for the purpose aforesaid: It is therefore the judgment of the Court that the defendant pay the cost of the action and that he be imprisoned in the State's” Prisén for a term of not less than four nor more than five years, to be assigned to do labor under the supervisén of the State Highway & Public Works Commission and to wear felon's stripes. The prison sefitence is not to go into effect if it shall be made to appear to the judge holding the January Term, 193 of suis ia Court and to the Judge holding the January Term, 1936 of this Court that the last two above mentioned ets have t paid, and that the cost of the action has been oe it shall not go into effect thereafter on n ot nt term within five ‘om the | rar fa) ) Fact 7 Solicitor at any subs rising of this compe pialitheinhaiiied> <itenguteemengeatenes caer ee i> Pao es SS eee ad ee el a ates ee ee a eee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1936 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1936 has been guilty of any violation of the laws of the State. No 106 State vs Sylvester Sherrill No 38 Statex vs E D Kelly No State vs Charlie Miller No 75 State vs George Lail No 50 State vs Lester Weaver SIMPLE ASSAULT Defendant tendered a plea of simple assault which plea was accepted. Judgment of the court is that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of thirty days, to be assigned to do labor under the super- , vision of the°tate Highway & Public Works Commission. DRIVING CAR WITHOUT TITLE Called and failed. Judgment: Nisi Sci Fa and Capia¥ Assault Continued for defendant LARCENY Continued for the State MURDER Ethel Nicholson and L M Kerr, called and failed. Nisi Sci Fa Et is the Judgment of the Court that the wit- nesses pay a fine of $10.00. Capias Ad Testifycandem to be issued. Nose co -P J Carline Nol prossed 0 R J Knight Nol prossed 41 Joe Brooks Nol prossed 42 Harlan Moore Nol prossed iP Preston Ervin Nol prossed John Brooks Noi Prossed h Shorty Brooks Nol prosses Leroy Christenbyry Nol prossed J G Cook Nol prossed No 86 Alex Templeton A true bill No No Nos 61 & 63 State vs Charles West Kehth West 30, Th 1936, at 92330 105 Dexter Shoemaker A true bill 36Bruce O'Kelly, A true bill Judgment of the Court that the defendants pay the cost of the action and that they be imprisoned in the State's Prison for & term of not less than 18 months nor more than two years, to be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway & Public Works Commission, to wear felon's stripes. The prisén sentence is not to go into effect if it shall be made to appear to the judge holding the May Term, 1936 of this covrt that the cost of the action has been fully paid, and it shall not go into effect thereafter except on motion of the Solicitor at any sub- sequent term within five years from the rising of this court up- on satisfactory proof that the defendants have violated any of the laws of the State is Honorable am —— takes @ recess until Thursday morning, January This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT a JANUARY TERM, 1936 THURSDAY, JANUARY $0, 1936 Wednesday, January, 29, 1936 at 9:30am No 10 State vs Florence Reavis No 27 State / vs Dewey White Noe 56 State vs Irvin Chambers H A Smith will case No 57 State vs Claude Dancy No l State vs Leonard Green NORTH CAROLINA Iredell County Lucile Bennett vs G F Bennett ABANDONMENT Nol pros. with leave ” * ~ P L for S Nol pros. with leave LARCENY The following jury: T C Yates, RB Patterson, A A Cartner, A M Guy, V P Arthurs, W K Suther, F B Allen, Roy Godfrey, H C Elam, M C Smith, L F Warren, and Hugh King, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant Not Guilty. Set preemptorarily for Monday, March Term, 1936 ASSAULT Motion to put judgment into effect is continued to next May Terme Incendiary Language, erg diverous persons to riot. Upon the calling of the case the defendant made a motion to quash the bill of indictment, which motion was allowed by the Court and the bill of indictment was quashed. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT January Term, 1936 } i ISSUES ! 1. Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff and have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart 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 bona fideresident 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 ae tin 2 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1936 THURSDAY, JANUARY, 30, 1936 NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY JANUARY TERM, 1936 Lucile Bennett vs JUDGMENT G F Bennett This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before his Honor, Felix E Alley, Judge presiding and a Jury and the Jury having answered the issued submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant as set ovt in the record: It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matri- mony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant Felix E Alley _ Judge Presiding NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY JANUARY TERM, 1936 Jonnsie Owens vs is tf!” UES Grover Owens Le Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart 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 bonafide resident of the State of NorthCarolina for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged inthe complaint? Answer: Yes NorthCarolina IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Iredell County JANUARY TERM, 1936 Johnsie Owens vs JUDGMENT Grover Owens This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor, Felix E Alley, Judge Presiding and a Jury, and the Jury having answered the issued submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff ana against the defendant, as set out in the record: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, 1936 THURSDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1936 —~ me 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 dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from ef endant the d Felix E Alley Judge Presiding h Carolina Nort IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Iredell County January Term, 1936 de Hobbs nes ISSUES Dorothy Hobbs L. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alleged in the com- plaint? Answer: Yes 2. Did the defendant commit adultry, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes %- Has the plaintiff been a bonafide 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 IREDELL COUNTY JANUARY TERM, 1946 Clyde Hobbs vs JUDGMENT Dorothy Hobbs This cause coming on to be heard and bein; heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Ehedell County before His Honor, Felix E Alley, Judge Presiding anda jury, and the jury having answered the issued submitted to it 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 matrdémony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be, and the Same are dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. Felix E Alley Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NORTH CAROLINA JANUARY TERM, 1936 IREDELL C OUNTY Annie Poole Henkel vs ISSUES Thomas Roy Henkel 1. Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes me rn —-—--— & 849 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT I< JANUARY TERM, 1936 THURSDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1936 eS ee 2. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of North Ne 4 . Carolina for a period of more than two years next preceeding the commence-~ i ment of this action? i | Answer: Yes i a Aa 3. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for bet Pas more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action? | f Answer: Yes i. i) eee NORTH CAROLINA ; Fe IREDELL COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT te JANUARY TERM, 1936 ih i Annie Poole Henkel ue vs JUDGMENT 4) Thomas Ray Henkel Rr ti ae This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at the January Term i 1936 Iredell County Superior Court, before His Honor Felix E Alley, Judge Presiding | q and a jury and the jury having answered the following issued submitted to them as ie follows: 1. Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes 2. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of North Carolina for a period of more than two years before the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes 3+ Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for more than two years next before the commencement of this action? Answer: yes IT IS THEREFORE ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be and the same are hereby finally and absolutely dissolved; and tt is further ordered that the plaintiff be and she is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony with the defendant. Felix E Alley — Judge Presiding This Honorable Court takes a recess until Monday morning, February 3rd 1936, at 10:00 o'clock, a me / f Up - if i jrtoe 0 od WK sy o 44 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 North Carolina In the Superior Court, Iredell County Second Week, January Term, 1936 This HOnorable Court convenes according to adjournment at 10:00 O'clock A. M., February 3, 1936, when end where His Honor John M, Ogle sby, Judge Presid - - ng, ls present and presiding by exchange with Hon. Felix E. Alley, under order of the Gov. of the State of North Carolina as follows: Executive Department State of North Carolina WHEREAS, The Hon. JNO. M. OGLESBY, assigned by law to hold the Superia Courts of the 20th Judicial District for the SPRING Term, 1936, ard the Hon. FELIX ALIEY, assigned by law to hold the § perior Corts of the 15th Judicial District for said SPRING Term, 1936, have acreed to exbhange the Courts of the particular counties hereinafter named in their said respective districts for said SPRING Term, 1936; NOW, THEREFORE, I, J. C. B. RHRI GHAUS, Governor of the State of North Car- Olina, by virtue of authority vested in me by law, do hereby c onsent to said ex- change, and do hereby authorize the said Hon. JNO. M. OGLESBY to hold the said Cots of the county of Iredell, one week, beginning February 3rd in the 15th Judicial Dis- trixt, in lieu of the satd fion. FELIX E. ALLEY for said SPRING ferm, 1936; and the said Hon. FELIX E. ALLEY is hereby authorized to hold the Courts of the county of Haywood, one week, beginning February 3rd in the 20th District, in lieu of said Hon. JNO. ii. OGLESBY for said SPRING Term, 1936. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, this the Zlst day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 36, and in the one hundred and 60th year of our Amere ican Independence, J. C. B. Ehringhaus (THE GREAT SEAL OF THE SATE ) C. G. Powell Private Secretary. John W. Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County, returned into pen Court the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the second week of this term, as follows: J, A, Arthurs, C. M. Summers, N. A. Holtshouser, W. E. Massey) S. M. Miller, D, E, Turner Jr., J, G, Kennerly, Henry G. Morrison, R. W. Johnsom M. >. Mooamen, J. P. Nicholson, E.R, Shoemaker, G. B, White, Silas W. sherrill, R. E. Whitney, W. S, Murdock, J. C, Fowler, J. Roy Stroud, Julius Moore, M- Ae Wooten, E. J. Troutman and Re C. Little, JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 tal Welman Ramsour { DIVORCE JURY The following jury: Mer ) J. A. Arthurs, C. i. Summers, N. A. Holthouser, We E. ( oa ) Massey, S. M. Miller, D. E. Turner Jr., J. G. Kennerly, ) Henry R. Morrison, R. W. Johnston, Me. De Goodman, J. Pe ) Nicholson & E, KR. Shoemaker, being sworn and empanneled e Ransour : Chari answer the following issues: In the Surertor Cowt arolina North C&ro Jamary Term, 1936 Iredell County Mertal Welman Ramsour 0 { -we- ISSUES Charlie Ramsour ) a Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry, as alleced in the complaint? Answer Yes 2. Has the plaintiff and defenda t lived separate and apart 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 tran two years next preceeding the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer Yes North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County January, 1936, Term ) Mertal Welman Ramsour Q 4 { Oe ) JUDGMENT ] Charlie Ramsour ) =| This cause coming on to be heard, mdbeing heard at tle regular January, 1936, Term of Superior Court before His Honor John M. Oclesby, Judge Presiding and 4 jury, and the jury having answered the following issues submitted as indicated; to-wit: 1. "Did the plaintiff ani the defendant latermarry, as alleged in the complaint? Answer yes. & Has the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart for more than two years next preceeding the cormencement of this action, as alleged in the com- Plaint? Answer yes | + Has the plaintirr been a bonifide resident of the State of North Cgro lina fore more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as Answer _yes_" IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the ‘lleged in the complaint ? £ a bs we Tes : ey Pio ng Las $e tee fee ae il 4 sys ee Mig nc 1 tae | Ns ae ie ae ak ev _ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ogy a arte ee 546 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 i bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintirr and the } i defendant be and the same are hereby finally and absolutely disovled; and it is further ordered that the plaintiff.be and she is hereby granteg Wye R. P. Nicholson } Continued. | an absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony with the defendant, we ) | ( f Home B. & L. Asso! ) y John M. Oglesby, & Mary E. Tharpe 0 | dudge Presiding pares if} iain ieee ila 1081-(A)Robert F. Rash, Extr., Continued. i BEAETETE SESE SESE SETS TETELE TE TETS EIT TEAS ETE NOTE SESE ae SEE TRE tint aie ee adit tt detest sete seep of the Estate of L. Q MY Wooten, dec'd | | 113 - C. M. Steele, H. O. Steele et al Continued for defendant on con. — | wee dition that the deposition of the , O ) defendant be taken at the next term ee : at} Eugene L. Cannon fof Court 1f he cannot appear, ah 1082-(A)Robert F. Rash, Extr. | Continued. the Estate of L. Q. een aecta : i] 1092= In Rez: Caveat of Will of ) Continued. ™ : H. A. Smith Q os ( ! ) , . a ; Je A. Wooten ) 728= In Re: Caveat of Will of § Continued. We De McLelland 0 0 1j2- oR. E. Martin § Continued. "1 658- J. P. Speaks ? Continued. > Hi — od : “—_ : ’ ) i ". H. Foster, W. C. Meadown, et alf keoten test, Sante Stew mer et al ( i D 822- Armstrong Palnt & Varnish Co. Continued, lléh- Me. A. Beaver ) Continued. , ; 4 -Vs= 4 ; -vs- Co Be Spencer Robert Allman, Geo. Re 0 Martin & J. V. Neal ) 1050=- Minnie Morrow Atwell, Admrx, § Continued of D. B. Atwell 1173- Mrs. Severa Weber } Cont inued. 4 -vs- \ -vs- Southern Railway Co, ) E. E. Sherrill i] : 1187- Citizens B, & Le Asso! ( Continued. 1073= J. Re. Johnson , 9 Continued. M'ville : -VSe _ Pure O11 Co. of Carolinas. Inc. 0 V J. EE. Brow & wife ) Nannie L. Brown i] 1082- Robt. F. Rash, Extr. of L. Q. 9 Continued. Tee SeTRe SRE ETHERS RSPEI | GRSSRGTENE GE SHEE PRESSES dE dette Se ade SEE Seen de dba diene dt tet Hat Wooten Est. ) Q North Carolina In the Superiorcourt, -VSs- } : Iredell County , January Term, 1936 « Me Wooten 2 © © & © emis 6 ee «6.6 --<-- American Trust Company, Executor of 4 7 the Last Will and Testament of i 1103- Mrs. Nell F, Davis, Trading & § Continued. Annie Wilfong Goodman, Plaintiff, 4 doing business as Statesville ) | Floral Co. ) vs ( CONSENT ORDER ) 0 -vs- on. pis Yount, Herbert M. Yount, rlotte Yount, a Minor J. Van Hanford, Florist ) - Others, : . t \ 1111 R. M. Brawle Tradl ) In the above entitled matter, by the consent of all parties, it is ~ - Me y, Trading as R. M. Continued. 4 Brawley & Co, dered and decreed that the American Trust Co., Executor of Annie W. Goodman, I ao 1 proceed at once to deliver to the respective legatees or beneficiaries "a Re Mé Holmes 0 the articles of personal property mentioned in the codicil to the will, as IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 therein provided, including the sale by the Executor of the Jewelry and PEP sony property directed to be sold for the benefit of the First Presbyterian Church g Mooresville, N. Ce. This is without prejudice to the rights of any of the Parties as to th interpretation of the remainder of the will, but by consent, all of the part! es agree that the codicil, as written, shall be carried out by the Executop * John M. Oglesby Judge Presiding at January Tern, 10%, By Consent of: Scott & Collier Attorneys for the Plaintiff Stahle Linn Attorney for the J. K. Goodman Heirs Jno. A. McRae, subject to approval by clients Attorney for the Margaret Aloxander heirs Clyde R. Hoey, John R. McLaughlin, Chas. W. Bagb Attorney for the Next of Kin of Annie W. Goodman Oe Se ae Sesese S66 S864 46 seehes asec on ae Sesesesesesede testes FF WES TERE EET Bete ae ae oe EE IIS ETE Ge aE WOME Bee TE eT BT Te ete ETE 3° $f aos tte Sete thee HHH NORTE CAROLINA, 4 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY, 9 FEBRUARY TERM, 1936. Mooresville Cotton Mills, ( Plaintiff. ' 0 -vs- JUDGMENT Re M. Waugh, ; Defendant, 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor i Me Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell Couty Superior Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in eject and an appeal from the Justice of the Peace's court; and it further appearing the court that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant taxed with the cost: If IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitled to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filet in this action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the , oe premises, and it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendast taxed with the cost of this action, John M. Sat _— TERRES RE He ae sitesi de aha see de seat ae se dese serge sean as eI E Heese desist sesesesetedetete cd NORTH CAROLINA, { IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY, 4 FEBRUARY TERM, 1936+ «> f IN THE SUPERIOR COURT od9 JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 « ~~ ville Cotton Mills ) wooresvil Plaintiff. -VS- JUDGMENT 8 Q J, de James, Defendant. § This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John Me Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County Superior Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an appeal from the Justice of the Peace's court; and it further appearing to the court that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant taxed with the costs: IT.IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitl- ed to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, and it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. John M. Cerne LAZ vTe) } 4 St SES St Oe Ste oe Oe ee Oe RRR RRA BRL RA BAR RR RAR REE CRE RE RE ER OR METRE TRE BE SELES SESE TEESE SRE SESE Tet SEES SE NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY, 4 FEBRUARY TERM, 1936. Mooresville Cotton Mills, { Plaintiff. , -Vs- 4 JUDGMENT \ LAL: J. He Lee, ) Defendant. This cuase coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John M. Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County Superior Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an appeal from the Justice of the Peace's court, and it further appearing to the court that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant taxed with the costs: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is *ntitled to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, “nd it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. John M. esb Ae se eset st ae needed ae SESGISEIEIEIHI SESE IEIHIETE JRSEIMEE REIMER Sede sc aed side Seeded ten Sea SEES ae ge * + PE it wie A ao Api Si mas ce nintendo 0} IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 NORTH CAROLINA, ) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. , FEBRU ARY TERM, 1936 Mooresville Cotton Mills , } Plaintiff. ; ~VS- JUDGMENT Jess Brown, ) Defendant. Q This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John y, Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County Superio, Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an appeal from the Justice of the Peace's court; and it further appearing to the court that the appeal of the defendant should be Gismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant taxed with the costs: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitied to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, and it 4s further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. John M. Ceeere Seseseiest SESE SESE TERETE TERETE METER EEE EE Seite tele NORTH CAROLINA, 4 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. FEBRUARY TERM, 1936. Mooresville Cotton Mills, q Plaintiff. { ) -VS- JUDGMENT Mrs. Linnie Vanderford, i] Defendant. ) This cuase coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John M. Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County Superior Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an appeal from the Justice of the Peace's court; and it further appearing to the court that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled t possession of the premises described in’the complaint filed in this action, and the defendants taxed with the costs: hii ieniiems pi tle! IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff 48 * to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this actlom and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, and ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost of John M. Og eHt itil sé ‘ Beteesete tt apseseae geste sete sete eet * le SHMEMEEE HEHE SHMEIMEIMES TH etitett tei tte SeSFiedetedbdishseaeie deatsett cr IN MIE SUPERIOR COURT oo SANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936. yoRTH CAROLINA, 4 IN TE SUPERIOR COURT, TREDELL COUNTY. f FEBRUARY TERM, 1936, om” Arie Cotton Mills, ) yooresviiie Plaintiff. -VS- \ JUDGMENT eee ee ucker ) +o : Defendant. } This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John y, Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell Superior court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an 3 rom the Justice of the Peace's Court; and it further appearing to the court appeal f that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant s taxed with the costs: If IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitled to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action and the defendant ts hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, and it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the eefendant be taxed with the cost of this actione John Me Oglesby JUDGE PRESLDING dete Seats LEdb ode FOE se TES HME ESE oT te ee eae SE SESE SE Sea SETS EET + Sete TEMES TEE st $tese Tesest WORTH CAROLINA, } IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. q FEBRUARY TERM, 1936, Mooresville Cotton Mills, } Plaintiff. -VS- 0 JUDGMENT \ gz VY. S. Greenhill, 4 Defendant. 9 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John M. Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an &ppeal from the Justice of the Peace's court; and it further appearing to the Court that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendants taxed with the costs: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is en- titled to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filec in this action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, and tt ts further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. John M, Oglesb Sethe eet ete SeabaRIE Te eee area ae a ites - a Witte ses sesesessseaeeeseceeeseseseseaeseette se ||| Hest dese seth seed dest ¢ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 NORTH CAROLINA, ) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. ) FEBRUARY TERM, 1936 Mooresville Cotton Mills, arenes -VS~ ) JUDGMENT Z £3 = I. H. Baker, ) Defendant. § This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John x, Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County Superioy Court, and it appearins to the court that this is an action in ejectment and Qn apper] from the Justice of the Peace's court; and it further appearing to the court thet the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendants taxed with the costs: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entiti. ed to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, and it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. John M. eae DGE 2. BSE te Teese ee ete e ese Tee TENE ESE TE NE TE SEE ee Se DET TEN Fe eee ee ete SESS SNE ete e See ae ete TS UST TE Te NORTH CAROLINA, ,] N THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY, ) FEBRUARY TERM, 1936 Mooresville cotton Mills, q Plaintiff. 0 Q -Vs- ) JUDGMENT H. M. Roberts, 4 Defendant, ) See © © & 6 © 6 & eeeeead This cause coming on heard and being heard before His Honor Jobn i, to be Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County Super” Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an appt from the Justice of the Peace's court; and it further appearing to the court that appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant taxed with the costs: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff 18 ~ 8 possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in thi and it titled to the action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, cost is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the of this action, John M, Cars ovr PEERS HEDGE ETE EE EGE HE ESSE ESET Sete se tate oe ae ae TEESE He tesesesestete eee SEE TRAE TETESE SEs Sete TEE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 yORTH CAROLINA, ) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. 4 FEBRUARY TERM, 1936, eae ie Cotton Mills ) merears Plaintiff. —_ | ZUDGMENT . Hobbs { or Defendant. 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John Me Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County Superior Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an appeal from the Justice of the Peace's court, and it further appearing to the court that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant taxed with the costs: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudced and decreed that the plaintiff is entitled to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, and it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action, John M. Oglesb JUDUL imeSTorNy Wes seseselesesese sess sesese dese Tete esos Se St Be ee eee TEESE eee Wie TET Te Tete te ete tesese sesso ses sess IESE MIMS He NORTH CAROLINA, ) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, TREDELL COUNTY, ' FEBRUARY TERM, 1936 Mooresville Cotton Mills, 4 Plaintiff. 4 { q -VS- ) JUDGMENT ; <--se5 Is, .N.oE. Honeycutt, 4 Defendant. (4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John M. Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County Superior Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and “ @ppeal from the Justice of the Peace!s court, and it further appearing to the “ourt that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitl- 8d to Possession of the promises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant taxed with the costs: i? Is, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is en- *itled to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this &tion ang the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, and it ‘s further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost John M,. Oglesb oe abet sete ates seas ge, ae FETE HE Tese TE Sede Set eS TERETE SRE Beak Tee Te DRE HSE TE TSE Th TNE He Seat htt ee She SE ME HE TEE Se ete this action, : 4 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEIK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 NORTH CAROLINA, ) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT , IREDELL COUNTY, ) FEBRUARY TERM, 1936 Mooresville Cotton Mills, ) Plaintiff. ) 4 -VS- | JUDGMENT E. M. Nunnley, { Defendant. ) This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John M, Oglesby, Judge hohding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County Superioy Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment ana an appeal from the Justice of the Peace's court, and it further appearing to the court that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant taxed with the costs: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitl. ed to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, and it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action, John M. Oglesb JUDGE PREernTNy BERT hse ete esate ese TNE eS Hebets SEE SE EE Test See sed etese se DRE Tee dese TERETE eae se ede sete seth se teeta NORTH CAROLINA, ] IN THE SU PERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. ) FEBRUARY TERM, 1936 Mooresville cotton Mills, } Plaintiff. , 4 -vs- JUDGMENT R. Be Miller, § Defendant. 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His honor John M. Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County superiot Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an appeal from the Justice of the Peace's court, and it further appearing to the court that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and th defendant taxed with the cost: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is titled to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, ant # is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. John M, Ogi osth hes VERSE ESE eT TERETE SE HE Fe ETE HSE SESE SESE Se se ese See te Tie tee tetetese se stst sede se ce sege SHE IEEE SNe te Se se sete sete ES IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 yorTH CAROLINA, ) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY, } FEBRUARY TERM, 1936 lle Cotton Mills, yoores vi Plaintiff. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John M, Ogle sby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell county Superior Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an appeal from the Justice of the Peace's court, and it further appearing to the court that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant taxed with the costs: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is entitled to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises, and it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. John M. Oglesb wt ww L/ a ee ee ee ee ee eet ns a DDE ENE Te ETE TE TERE SE TE ESE SORE SEE RE SESE ESE Tete Sete te HEE Fete Tene TESTE HESS NORTH CAROLINA, () IN THE SUPERIOR 6OURT, IREDELL COUNTY. 0 FEBRUARY TERM, 1936 Mooresville Cotton Mills, / Plaintiff. 4 4 ( -Vs- ( JUDGMENT ; -—--- Ben Miller, Defendant. 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John Me os Sr Oglesby, Judge holding courts at this the February Term of the Iredell County Superior Court, and it appearing to the court that this is an action in ejectment and an ‘ppeal from the Justice of the Peace's court, and it further appearing to the court that the appeal of the defendant should be dismissed and the plaintiff entitled to Possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this action, and the defendant taxed with the costs: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is en- titled to the possession of the premises described in the complaint filed in this “ction and the defendant is hereby ordered, to vacate forthwith the premises, and “t 1s further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the John M. Ogles NA tetera se sean ste desetetedeted IBMBHMMSHEEHEHE: © JHIIRIHMEHiiEtHesitt HEH Hittite Cost of this action, aah oi eat ew § eS ee a aS PRA EE TS LEE A Se EN NR CN NN Me NT RRR EE -~s r 356 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT | JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1936 =e IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OI | JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK | TUESDAY, FEB. h, 1936 | REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY The Grand Jury passed on all Bills and Prezentments placeq before then This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournnent, Tuesday Morning We visited, by Committee, the County Home, the State Convict Camp, the February hy 1936. County Jail and the offices of the Court House, ’ COUNTY HOME 111; R. P. Nicholson ) { -VS- ( . me Be & Le Asso! & We found mules on the County Farm, well kept; 18 head of cattle - 9 miler Home B ( Mary E. Thar cows and 9 heifers; 28 head of hogs; 4,000 lbs. of mest; 250 bushels of wheat: Mary pe 8,000 lbs. of flour; 300 bushels of corn; 50 Tons of hay. : Continued until the May Term of Court, 1936. We find 19 white men and 47 white women; 10 colored men and 9 colored - The treatment was the very beste men, . eee SE S480 te t fe ee we ee oe me ee was Be ae Bee OS OO BOE Boe ode She we mebodh > one ees one ee ae ~< ep 0 we ne eee o eel ier oes Alea e Side eles TIRES SOIR te4 So BS TEESE 35 we ‘ 3 oUt Tiiese tode8i ott 3 3 THE STATE CONVICE CAMP 1176 Thomas H. Stcele The following Jury: d. A. Arthurs, N. A. Holtshouser, -Vs- We E, Massey, S. M. Miller, J. G. Kennerly Henry G. We found 87 prisoners, all white. The quarters were in first class con. R. Ge Muse and C. Be. ) Morrison, Re We Johnson, M. D, Goodman, E. R. Shoemaker, dition and the prisoners report good treatment. / Myers. ) G. B. White, Silas W. herrill, and J. C. Fowler Z being sworn and emparineled for their verdict day COUNTY JAIL they find the issues submitted to them as follows. At the close of the evidence the Court ordered a juror withdraw and a mistrial had and further ordered that the case be open for other parties to be mde parties to this suit. We find the County Jail in Good condition. We found 36 prisoners - 15 white men, 15 colored mens; 1 white woman; 2 colored women. OFFICES OF THE COURT HOUSE We find that the offices of the Court House are in good condition and all records well kept. ee Thomas Steele, vs. We, the Grand Jury, recommend that the Board of Education and the Board / of County Commissioners, pay to the Bus Drivers of the Iredell County Schools, @ $1.50 per month each for the remainder of the School Term of 1936, as a supplement to their present salary of $8.50 per month allowed by the State of Sort Carolina, This is not to apply to the Bus Drivers who are already receiving $10.00 per month, R. Ge Muse and C. B. Myers. nn eee een . tt a ts a The defendants at the close of the platntiff's evidence make a motion for Respectfully submitted, judgment as of non-suit, and Goring the argument of said motion the motion by C. E. Jones attorneys for the Bank to be mde a party, as above set forth in the record, was C. E. Jones y tAN OF GRAN URL, Lor made, and also the motion to re-open the case and offer evidence c ncerning the Jamary Term, 1936. rm Clerk's record as appears on page 291, were made. The motion to non-suit is over- Tuled, Exception, To the foregoing judgment the defendmts except and ive notice of appeal to the Supreme Court in open court. Further noiice waived. Appeal bond in the sum & fae . of $50.00 adjud ged sufficient, This Honorablefourt takes recess until Tuesday morning at 93:30 By consent, defendants allowed 15 days to make up and serve statement of case o'clock A. iM. On appeal end plaintiff allowed 10 days thereafter to serve countercase or file ®xceptions, John M. Oglesby : ) Jaige Presiding... udge esiding ; , WR tsetse see eae DETTE SESE SE SESE SLE SER TE NE TENE SESESE SESE SESE S SESE TESTE TELE Ete SESE HSE TEE sods Ste te TEASE AG Be SORE GE Sb SESE Se Sb Sb ab bse Heese 1127 J. L. McLain & H. D, McLain The following Jury, J. A. Arthurs, N. A. Holt- -VS- is ouser, We Ee Massey, Se Me Miller, Re We te Je Compton, Ge. HL Josey, ) Johnson, M. De Goodman, E. Re Sh vemaker, Ge Be \ et al White, Silas W. Sherrill, R. E. Whitner, J. Ray Stroud, and Julius Moore, being sworn and empanneled andwer the issues and for their verdict say? Nor th Carolina In the Superior Court Trede11 County / f 4+ Ll. MeLain et a1 ee ?. { ISSUES _ ig ee o ay, Compton, G. M. Josey, " im AYO Des IN THE SUPERICR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK TUESDAY, FEB. h, 1936 1. What amount, if any, are the defendants G. M. Josey and J. R, White in. debted to the plaintiffs? Answer: glo 200 Pedder adie DM. So cBladlead i Sede SMD DE Mart Std OBE NE EEO SESE SSE SISOS Oe Medes SH4 Oe esos ese tele tee so. oes DUST TE Te BS BETS ONE TETAS LS FOES BCU BTS NN TIT BN DCB TS Be WS THC Ge Be PWN WNW BR Be eee eet ke PITS 4 S486 vm ee See I BT BEEF et North Carolina Iredell County In the Superior court John Le. Davis VSe John White Moore, National Surety Corp- oration of New York, Carl Bailey, Eph Privette, Charlie Gilbert and R. H. Weber Judgement of Non-Suit 7 8 © ©8 ©8 ee ©© @8 ©8 eo This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on this lth day of February, 1936, and it appearins to the court that the Plaintiff herein desires to take a voluntary non-suit, It is, therefore, upon motion of Barron K, Grier, attorney for the Plaintiff, considered, ordered and decreed that the action of the Plaintiff be and it is hereby non-suited, John L. Milholland Clerk of the Superfor Court of Iredell County Se dete ete Set T TE North Carolina C In the & Iredell County e Superior Court John Le Davis VSe Judge Jon= Le C. Wagner and gement of Non-suit Dr. James W. Davis This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John Le Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell county on this the th day of February, 1936, and + appearing to the court that the Plaintiff herein desires to take a voluntary non-sulty It is, therefore, upon motion of Barron K. Grier, attorney for the Plaintiff, considered, ordered and decreed that the action of the Plaintiff be and it 1s hereby John L, Milholland our erk o @ Superior Court 0 County WMD Se AS SSE SESS | Se Sedeetedesese deesest od at eee non-suited, DEBE SE BET TERETE BERETS TERETE SNE TESTE TE ese de tete ete [ v8e IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 539 JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK TUESDAY, FEBRUARY h, 1936 yorth Carolina, y In the Superior Court, rredell County. January Term, 1936 R. Ae Sloop and John Gray Kennerly, Individually, and as Stockholders and Creditors of the defendant, } on behalf of themselves, and all other stockholders} and creditors who may come in and make themselves } parties plaintiffs to this action, j JUDGMENT Peoples Home Furnishing Company, Inc. ) This cause coming on to be heard upon the report of A.Le Starr, Receiver, and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, J. Me. Oglesby, Judge Presiding, upon said report, and it appearing to the Court that all the property of the defendant has been sold and disposed of by said Receiver, and that he hes on hands the sum of $832.31, and it further appearing to the Court that Lewis & Lewis served said Receiver as attorneys in this Receiver ship: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that said receiver first pay the costs of this action, and the Clerk is to include in this costs the sum of $25.00 for the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company for temporary and per- manent bonds of said receiver, the sum of $10.00 to BeAe McLaughlin for rents, and the sum of $22.50 to C. Re. Johnson for rents of building as set forth in said report. It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that the said Receiver, A. L. Starr, be and he is hereby allowed the sum of $100.00 for services as rec- eiver, and Lewis & Lewis, Attorneys are allowed a like sum for services rendered in this cause, both of said sums to be taxed as a part of the Costs of the action. It further appearing to the Court that there is not any money on hands to pay the general creditors any sum whatsoever, it is therefore, ordered and adjudged that the ballance after the payment of the costs of this action on hands of the Receiver, be paid to State of North Carolina, Iredell County, City of Mooresville, and Mooresville Graded Schools for taxes, each to receive its proportionate part as per the claims filed by each shown in the final report of the Receiver filed at this Term of the Court. It is further, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant Corporation be, and the same is hereby wound up and disolved and its charter disolved and can- celled, on Compliance with this order the Receiver is discharged together with his bond, John M. Oglesb e Pres ng MAbs sete tease se sean dee sete teat dete sear aeceeae sedate MERE TE ETE SE BENE TE HEE HEE TE SETETE ERE SEDE SE SESE HEME HERE TE SESE HOHE SE SESE TEESE TE TE EERE TEE North Carolina, (In the superior Court, Trede1i County, {January Term, 1936 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK TUESDAY, FEBRUARY h, 1936 R. Ae Sloop and John Gray Kennerly, Individually, and as Stockholders and creditors of the defendant, { on behalf of themselves, and all other stockholders { and creditors who may come in and make themselves 0 parties plaintiffs to this action, ) FINAL REPORT Vs. ) OF RECEIVER Peoples Home Furnishing Company, Inc. Your receiver, AeL. Starr, would respectfully report to the Court: 1. That obedient to the Orders of this Court he sola all the accounts, notes, lein notes and conditional sales contract at public sale when and where Hugh Sloop became the purchaser there of for the sum of $500.00, and also, became the purchaser of the merchandise at the sum of $100.00, making a total of $600,005 that saic sale was duly reported to the Court and affirmed by said Court, 2.e That your receiver collected the sum of $232.31 on accounts and notes prior to the sale of same, and has on hands this cum and the above sum of $600.00, making a total on hands $832,31. 3e That a list of the claims filed by General creditors is marked Exhibit "A" and attached hereto, and asked to be made a part of this report, 4. That the preferred claims filed are as follows, to-wit: State Franchise Tax bt .06 Iredell County for taxes years 193 and 1935 $251.81 Mooresville City Taxes 385 059 Mooresville Graded School Tax 31762) Total $998.70 5e That you receiver asks that the sum of $25.00 paid for bonds to the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company for termporary and permanent bonds for the Receiver, and the sum of $22.05 to the Statesville Record for legal advertise- ments by the Receiver, and the further sums of $10.00 to BeA. McLaughlin and $22.50 to C.P. Johnson for rents of building used by receiver after he was appointed receiver, 6. Your receiver would respectfully report and ask tit the Court make @ order disolvine the defendant Corporation, and make an allowance for the Receiver ai Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for services rendered, This February 3rd,, 1936. Respectfully submitted, A. L. Starr Receiver EXHIBIT "a" of The following is a List of Claims Filed By General Creditors; In The matter The Receivership of The Peoples Home Furnishing Company, Mooresville, North carol $ 28.50 Carolina Parlor Furniture Company 529044 Art Furniture Manufacturing Company struary 52a., 1936, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK TUESDAY, FEBRUARY , 1936 Elk Dixie Furniture Corporation Fogle Furniture Company Gibson, Ince glascock Stove and Manufacturing Company Te Hunnefeld Company Hickory Chair Manufacturing Company Hunt Springs Bed Company Hoover Chair Company High Point Furniture Company Imperial Furniture Company Leggett and Platt Spring Bed Company lapsley Interstate Shade Cloth Company Mt. Airy Mantle and Table Company Montaguefurniture Company Majestic Manufacturing Company Marsh Furniture Company National Furniture Company Odell Hardware Company : Peerless Mattrees Company Perfection Stove Company Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company Rasch and Gainor The Simmons Company Sanders Brothers Company Troutman Chair Company United Stove Company Wolfe and Crane folden Star Polish Manufacturing Company Athens Table Company Virginia Trust Company Miss Virginia Smith, Admrx. of ReLe Smith, deceased, and C, Robert Johnson C. Robert Johnson and Mrs. N. Le Johnson Hu V gh Nelson-Columbia Carpet Mills, Inc. oE. Sloop commissions for sales Page #2 = List of Claims Filed by General Creditors. Chattahoocha Purniture Company New Home Sewing Machine Company Birmingham Stove and Range Company Nationa) Acceptance Corporation Statesvilie Printing Company TOTAL A. Le Starr Receiver. 174,.80 171.63 45 5h 4.1.67 23,029 341.62 382.65 1),..00 153290 312.06 66677 38.37 285.8 18.13 130.91 97200 85.07 41.0 439259 50.4.0 320.00 51-73 380..6 hh, 27 238.97 4750 153679 20.90 ld) .00 512.50 314.16 84.00.00 3500 $ 15.00 208.80 198.38 10,00 4.50 $1, 773260 This o'clock Ae IN THE SUPERICR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK TUESDAY, FEBRUARY , 1936 Honorable Court takes recess until We dne sday Morning at 9:30 °F. ne 363 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1936 {Tis Honorable Court convenes according to adjourmment Wednesday Morning, pepruary 5» 1936. The following jury, J. A. Arthurs, N. A. Holtshouser, We E. we M wt? wr + ~ ~ 7 « -Vs- Massey, S. M. Miller, R. W. Johnson, M. D. Goodman, E. R. C. Ce Wagner Shoemaker, G. B. White, Silas WwW. Sherrill, R. E. Whitner, / J. Reid Stroud and Julius Moore, being sworn and empanelled answer the issues submitted to them as follows: 1231 Mayme C. “agner oo = forth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. 0 January Term, 1936 Mayme C, Yagner : Y Vs. ) ISSUES C. C. Wagner ] 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the Complaint? Answers Yes. roe é. Did the defeniant abandon the plaintiff, and have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate ani apart from each other for more than two years next preceeding the commencment of this action, as alleced in the complaint? Answers: Yes. /{ 3e Has the plaintiff been a bonifide r-sident of the Staite of North Carolina two years next preceeding the commencment of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. North Carolina, § In the Superior Court, Iredell County. ) January Term, 1936. Mayme C, Wacner Y Vs. oo Oo ot om | y qa a te * ~~ = rH This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at the Term of the Superior “ourt of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, John M, Oglesby, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Cour t in favor of the plaintiff and aghinst the defendant, as set out in the Records It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of mat- timony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be, and the same here by disolved, and the plaintiff and defendant are granted an absolute divorce Ul e és ng ¢ iu Bron sensu eennssnuneeonneseee® TESEIESHIETE USHERS JERE TRE Sede dite Sede Se Seeded ae ab ReRE HE He de dt se abe from ®8ch other, beat ‘ ; is ious gg 7 ‘te a bee: 4: m . rE TES 5, cole er baat S 2 ‘ 1 Lies Zby | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, BECOND WEEK FEBRUARY 5, 1936 -WEDNESDAY NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COUR? IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, 1936 In the Matter of Restoration To Citizenship of one Harrison N,. Troutman DECREE and JUDGMENT OF THE COUR? THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard, and bein: heard at the January Term of Ire. dell Superior Court, by and before His Honor John M. Ogle sby, Judge Presiding: AND IT APPEARED TO THE COURT that two years and more than two years have elapsed since the petitioner, the said Harrison N, Troutman, was duly released and discharged by the prison authorities; and it further appearins to the satis. faction of the Court that the substance of said petition was duly posted at the Courthouse Door of Iredell County on the lst day of October, 1935, and that, therefore, the said notice has been duly posted at the said Courthouse Door for three months and more next preceding this Term of the Court; and it further ap- pearing to the Court by and throuch the testimony of five good and lawful men that the petitioner, the said Harrison N. Troutman, has been of a good character and reputation in all respects and for truth and honesty; and it further appearing to the Court that no opposition to the granting of this petition is offered in this Court; NOW, THSREFORE, it 1s ordered, adjudged and decreed that the petitioner, the said Harrison N. Troutman, be, and he is, hereby fully and completely restored to the rights of citizenship and all of its privileges, which he enjoyed at and before the time of his conviction of a felony as set forth in the petition. John M. Oglesby, Judge Presiding 2 SeSete tit Se sede att eet North Carolina In the Superior Court lredell County January Term J. D, Beaver vs Judgment Je We Beaver This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John M. Oglesby at the January Term Iredell Superior court and it appearing to the court that the parties to this action have gotten together and agreed to a settlement of the matters ast differences existing between themselves and that the agreement is as follows: That J. D. Beaver recover of the defendant, J. W. Beaver the sum of $100.00 and Pay , cost and that the defendant cancel the judgments of record he holds against the plaintiff, Cd (0 = IN THE SUPERIOR COURT iD) JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1936 It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudzed by agreement that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $100.00 and that the defendant immediately cancel the judgments he holds against the plaintiff and that the defendant be taxed with the costs of this action, John M. Oglesby, Agreed to: Lewis and Lewis Attorneys for Plaint Scott & Collier Tetorneys for Defendant Pee ee ee ee a ee Rabseshsese ese e Th oe see ae Uae WN Ue WIT North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County January Term, 1936 J. Le McLain and H. D. McLain VSe JUDGME NT T. J. Compton, Ge Me Josey, J, Ee White, et al. This cause coming on to be heard at the regular January, 1936, Term of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, John M. Oglesby, Judge Presidinz, and a jury, and the jury having answered the following issue submitted as indicated, to-wit: "1. What amount, if any, are the defendants G. M. Josey and J. E. White Answer $1,0,00" It 1s therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs have and recover indebted to the plaintiffs ? of the defendants G. M. Josey and J. E. White judgment for the sum of $0.00, and costs of this action. John M. Oglesby Judge Presiding dette sans ae ; eer se SESE SLEDS D6 BEE O0L Ee ee OL Oo oe She Ee ee ee oe Oe ue Cl hte fe ee Tes est Sie 4b4bee eee ode deda ded edide Sese sede Seb Sede iret it at ster sestsesee tIe Be SESHtE Sete Set est ShSe Sesb ses’ 39h 2e SES Fred Lowrance, Keceiver Statesville Manufacturing Company Statesville, North Carolina Balance Sheet January 31, 1936 -_— <— SETS | CASH ON Hanp AND IN BANKS Cash 8 26 RECEIVABLES Totes ReceTvab le 787209 Counts Receivable peat less Reserve for Doubtful 44, 090.96 4757265 4 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1936 INVENTORIES 18, 302,87 INVESTMENTS House and Lot CAPITAL ASSETS eal state Buildings : Machinery and Equipment 29,589.88 Automobiles and Trucks 5,311.00 Office Furniture and Fixtures ele ’ * 13,203. 1, 173.03 10,634.75 etary Less Reserve for Depreciation 654675496 ey $ 90.954.96 LIABILITIES ———SS__—— NOTES PAYABIE Prior to Receivership $ 13,101.12 0 Receivers Notes Payable 37156 RE: $ 13,476.12 ACCOUNTS PAYASIE Prior to Receivership Receivers Accounts Payable 15, 633 46 32.71 $ 29 yl: 5h 229 ACCRUED TAXES Siomecicansaoeaaencaomaone TOTAL LIABILITIES NET WORTH Capital Stock Less Deficits Deficit )/30/35 $ 16,071.13 Net Profit 5/1/35 to 1/31/36 2,591.80 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH = 75,000.00 61.520 .67 $ 90,95).96 13,479.33 Fred Lowrance Fred Lowrance, Keceiver Statesville Manufacturing Company Unfilled orders on hand approximately $21,000.00 Ordered filed, Continued under former order, February , 1936 John M. Ont ser u ‘Resident age PRET TE e Heae Sete Tete ae ase Hee RE TE NE TET HET TLESe sesesb-dedese desedese seas IREMEMHE EEE HHMI HHH? 1201 - Merchants & Farmers Bank of ) The following Jury, J. A. arthurey Te Statesville, Incorporated, 0 Holsthouser, W. E. Massey, S- cn vs. ( Ry Ws Johnson, M. D. Goodman, Ee chert! A. P. Davidson, R. Le Davidson, Shoemaker, G. B. White, Silas mau Juliu' Je C. Davidson, R. M. Davidson, Re E. Whitner, J. Reid Stroud _ oem Executors of the will of J. A. { Moore, being sworn and empanel ies ; Davidson, John R. Morrison, Admr. the issues submitted to them as of Estate of W. E. Morrison 4 Merchants & Farmers Bank ) vs ! ( Issue A. P. Davidson, et als ee Is the individual liability of John R. Morrison in the note sued on secon to that of all the other defendants as between the defendants: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1936 Answer, Yes 4 6 Bee oe rth Carolina Ho In the Superior Court. — a — Iredell County Merchants & Farmers Bank of Statesville, Incorporated, ( VSe A. Pe Davidson, R. F. Davidson and Others. JUDGMENT >| o> OOO OO This cause coming on to be heard at the January Teri of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, John M. Oglesby, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issue raised by the pleadings, as appears in the records; It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of John R. Morrison the sum of $290.00 with interest from Jan. 14, 1935, until paid. i It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant, John R. Morrison, is entitled to full contribution from his co-defendants in this action ' for any money paid by him on this judgment and that he be taxed with the costs | of this action. John M. Oglesby Judge Presiding 4 SE St be St Se se te Be Ee BEDS, 06.06 00.8, 7, 87 97 9 90 90 90 90 96 S0 96 90 86 86 3 86 96 S06 06 8090 es We Ibs ES EBS BE SE EUS GE GE GE BOW BC UN BS OS UC WOU The followins Jury, Jd. A. Arthurs, N, A. Holt- shouser, We E. Massey, S. M. Miller, R. W. Johnson, M. De. Goodman, E. R. Shoemaker, G. B. White, Silaw W. Sherrill, R. E. Whitener, J. Ray Stroud, and Julius Moore, being sworn and empanneled answer the issues and for their verdict say: 847 - John Parks White VSe Vv Marie Nicholson Keid, et al. i North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County January, 1936, Term John Parks White, V VSe ISSUES Marie Nicholson Reid, et al, 1. Is the petitioner the owner of and entitled to possession of any part of the land described in the petition, as a child and heir at law of Joseph A. White and Clarenda White, his wife? If so, what part? Answer ; Yes, a one-half undivided interest in the first tract described in the petition in this proceeding. és Are the defendants, as children and heirs at law of Josephine Nicholson, a *htld of Clarenda White, the owmers and entitled to possession of any part of the lands described in the petition ? If so, what part, ee: 358 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT DUK JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1936 fe IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Di JANUARY TERM, SECOND WERK | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1936 | Answer: Yes, a one half undivided interest in the first tract described in th € petition in this proceeding, and all of the second tract described in the Petition j nce with Tradd Street to the beginning, containing one-twenty-fourth n 5 street $ the S r ing this proceeding. art of an acre, more or leSSe . It is further ordered that the petitioner pay one-half of the costs of this =e = =§ Owex = = = the defendants pay one-half of the costs of this proceeding. i North Carolina In the Svperior Court proceeding and | 2 i Iredell County January, 1936, Term 1 John M. Oglesby | Judge Presiding i John Parks W hite | VS. Q JUDGMENT seseth sede deae SeS ede TENE ToT IS Te sedesese BEE TENET ETE eet Tae se Bete ESE TE TERETE TESENE TEENS TENE TENE TE TE Te TERETE Te TE TE EGE | ) geaegeseaedegbsedete abe TEAS Hea HE | Marie Nicholson Reid, et al ] x } This cause coming on to be heard at the regular January, 1936, Term of Supe rior Tis Honorable Court takes recess until Thursday Morning at 9:30 i n » 'e - North c m Me x Court for Iredell County, North arolina, hefore His Honor, John Oglesby, Judge o'clock As Me Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted as herein set forth, to-wit: “1. Is the petitioner the owner of and entitled to possession of any part of the land described in the petition, as a child and heir at law of Joseph A. White ani Clarenda White, his wife ? If so, what part? Answer: Yes, a one-hald undivided interest tn the first tract described in the petition in this proceeding. 26 Are the defendants, as children and heirs at law of Josephine Nicholson, a child of Clarenda White, the owners and entitled to possession of any part of the land s described in the petition ? If so, what part ? Answer: Yes, a one-hald undivided interest in the first tract described in the petition in this proceeding, and all of the second tract described in the petition in this proceeding." It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the petitions John Parks White, as a child and heir at law of Joseph A. White and wife, Clarends White, is the owner of and entitled to possession of a one-half undivided interest in the following described tract of land, and that the defendants are the owners sé entitled to possession of the other one-hal&% undivided interest in said tract of land as children and heirs of Josephine Nicholson, a child and heir at lew of Josep! A. White and Clarenda White, to-wit: Beginning at the Northwest corner of Andy Alexander's lot in the tow of Statesville; thence North with his line North 80° East 1, poles to a stake; thence 15° West }, poles to a stone; thence South 80’ West 20 poles to Tradd streets Thence South 15° East poles to the beginning, containing one-half acres 5¢® dood book 15 page 579 in Register's office, Iredell County. It is further ordered and adjudged that the defendants are the owners and ¢° titled to possession of the following described tract of land, being the second tract described in the petition herein, viz: Beginning at a stake Jenkin's corner, at or near Tradd Street in the city of Statesville on the Stockton ola Line; thence with said line South 13° East F | feet to a stake in said dine; thence North 60° East about 22-1/2 feet to + “ale y gts IN THE SUPERIOR COURT JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 ™ 570 IN THE SUPESIOR COURT WANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 covering the same lands described in the Complaint heretofore filed in this cause, | j | | | ocated and bounded as follows: This Honorable Court convenes according to. adjournment Thur sday which are 1 that certain lot, tract or parcel of land containing eichty- Morning, February 6, 1936, at 9:30 o'clock . All three and nine-tenths (83.9) acres, more or less, located, lying 8k ese eee ener So ea and being in Coddle Creek Township, County of Iredell and in i | 1213- The Federal Land Bank of Columbia f The following jury, J, ¢ Atwell Township, County of Rowan, State of North Carolina, being | ) Kennerly, Henry Rk, Morrison, 1 vs 0J. C. Fowler, C. iM, Summers, bounded on the North by lands of W. H. Linker and J. E. Powers and i 'D. Ee Turner dDes de P, Nich- " P 3 i Walter L. Poston and wife, Katie Jolson, W. S. Murdock, M. A Frank Weddington; East by lands of Marvin Davis; South by lands of iH ; Poston, and J. H. Dencey and ) Wooten, E. J. Tr utman, R. C i] Mooresville National F rm Loan ) Little, H. A. Yount, ana is Marvin Davis and W. S. Brown; and West by lands of J. F. Allman, 4 Association. ) Sharpe, being sworn and em- , | panelled answer the issues as and having such shape, metes, courses and distances as will more follows: | fully appear by reference to a plat thereof made by J. F. Gamble, | ) Surveyor, November, 1919, which plat is on file with the Federal Land North Carolina In the Superior Court Bank of Columbia, and being the same land conveyed by W. He Linker : | Iredell County January Term 1936 | and wife, to Walter L. Poston by deed dated January 1, 1920, and recorded THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA January 19th, 1920, in the Registry of Iredell County. = : And the cause having come on to be heard before His Honor, John M. ! We Le Poston, Katie Poston, Mooresville : Issue Oglesby, at the January Term of Iredell Superior Court, 1936, and | National Farm Loan Association, Mrs. fl Je P. Cavin, Executrix, Estate of J. P. 3 a jury and the issues having been submitted to the jury as appears ; Cavin. : in the record and the jury having found that the defendants, W. L. What amount, if any, are the defendants, W. L. Poston, Katie Poston, Poston and wife, Katie Poston, and the Mooresville National Farm and the Mooresville National Farm Loan Association indebted to the plaintiff? Loan Association are indebted to the plaintiff in the amount of $1950 and the Court, as a matter of law, finding that the mortgage memrs 861930 e~ secures the indebtedness and is past due and declared by the a: plaintiff to be all past due. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA ) ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: — oe IN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL First: That the plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, have judgment against the defendants Walter L. Poston and wife, Katie Poston and Mooresville THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA Plaintiff, National Farm Loan Association for the sum of Nineteen hundred fifty ($1950) \ VS. JUDGMENT AND ORDER Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum from OF FORECLOSURE Walter L. Poston and wife, Katie Poston, the date hereof until paid, together with the costs and disbursements of this Mooresville Farm Loan Association Mrse Je Pe Cavin, Executrix of estate of Je P. Cavin action; °-Co oOo oO oe OOO OO Defendants. Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the plaintiff, including the costs and disbursements of this action, is paid immediately, the lands This i > f d and 8 is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage made, execute describe ha Sih wa to the plaintiff be sold at public auction at the delivered to The Federal Land Bank of er L, Post 19 Columbia by the defendants Walt * Court House do in this County on the day of , Fas & wife, Katie P n 9 Oston on the 2th day o: January, 1925, to secure a note of eve in accordance with law, and the proceeds thereof, after paying the costs of this date therewith, given by the said defendant to the said The Federal Land Bank of . action and the expenses of the sale, including compensation for the Commissioner Columbia, which 1s now the legal ower and holder thereof, in the sum of EIGHTEEN tn an amount not to exceed five (5%) per centum of the accepted bid, together with €ll past due and unpaid taxes and assessments thereon, shall be applied first upon rate of 54 (5%) per centum per annum from the date thereof and payable in & this Judgment and the surplus, if any, paid into this Court for the benefit of 4 those entitled thereto; : having been duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the county One-third (1/3) of the ae and State aforesaid on the ane. Third: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: om 26th day of January, 1925, in Book 56 at page 15 ey rey IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ary JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK any IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 4? JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 accepted bid to be paid into Court in cash, and the balance On credit » Payable in Three (3) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from date of gale at th 6 rate of six (6%) per centum per annum, The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be applied towara the payment of the costs of this action, including the compensation to the Commissioner, unpaid taxes assessed upon the property and assessments which may be past due and unpatd, and judgment of the plaintiff in the order stated. ‘The credit portion of the accopted bid dwe plaintiff shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser, payable to the Cormissioner secured by a first mortgage over the premises and the romainin= balance of the credit portion of the accepted bid, if any, shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser payable to the Commissioner, and ge. cured by a second mortrare over the premises; the said first mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be assir¢ned by the Commissioner to the plaintiff, and the said second mortgase over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be held by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court; provided, however, that the purchaser shall have the richt to pay in cash the whole or any part of the predit portion of the accepted bid, The purchaser shall pay for the preparation and recordings of all papers including the requisite revenue stamps; provided, however, that revenue stamps need not be placed on the deed or conveyance to the plaintiff, should it become tho purchaser, or on the bond securing any balance due the plaintiff, Fourth: That Robert A, Collier be, and he horeby is, appointed Commissioner of this Court to advertise andi sell to the last and highest bidder therefor, upon th terms horein set forth, the mortgaged lands described in the Complaint herein and report his proceedin-s hereunder with a complete statement of his roceipts and disbursements for further consideration and orders by this Court; that, unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, the Commissioner do require the successful bidder to deposit with him the sum of ONE HUNDRED ($100.90) Dollars either in cash or by certified check, as earnest money or evidence of good faith, this sum to be applied on the bid should there be a compllance with the same; but should the successful bidder fail to make such deposit immediate ly at the time of acceptance of his bid, then the said premises shall be at once resold at such bidder's risk, on the sam sales day or upon some subsequent sales day, at the option of the plaintiff or its attorney; however, should the successful bidder make the said deposit and thereafter fail to comply with the said bia without just cause or legal excuse shown, then subh Geposit shall be delivered to the plaintiff and retained by 1t as liquidated damage® and the premises shall thereupon be resold upon the same terms and at such purohaser'# risk on some subsequent sales day to be designated by the plaintifr or its attormyi that permission 1s civen to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia to bid at said sale or at any resale of the said mortgaged lands and, should it become the purchase, after paying the costs and necessary disbursements of this action, the amount ore bid shall be applied as a credit upon the judgment rendered herein; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 fifth: That upon the confirmation of the sale of said lands by the Court, and when the terms of sale shall have been fully complied with, the said Commiss- ’ joner shall make title to the purchaser in fee, and thereupon the same shall be put {nto possession of the said premises on production of the deed; and the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale and all unpaid taxes then assossed upon the property, shall be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Columbtla and thereafter, until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encumbrances in the order of their priority; sixth: That upon the sale of the said premises, all the right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the defendants, W. Le Poston and wife, | Ww %)) ats ) {" > Cc ‘ « , ° Katie Poston, Mrse J. P. Cavin, Executrix estate of J, P. Cavin as well as all persons whomsoever claiming by, throuwzh or under the same in and to the premises or any part thereof herein ordered to be sold be, and the same hereby are, forever barred and foreclosed, John NM. Oglesby Prosiding Judge Bab dededESe SEM IIE SE SEP AEILE I ALOMAR ELOLIE REL AE ROLES —-_— BEALE SEA EOLA E DES needed —«-_- PLE SEALS SE Medel Si dl Sacer e sdb Side dedi cided bie dete North Carolina In the Sum rior Court Iredell County January, 1936, Term Me A. Blackwolder and wife, 4 Margaret F. Blackwelder, . V8e Q ORDER ( W. W. Rankin,Company, et al. 4 Term of This cause comin: on to be heard at the regular January, 1936, Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor John Me Oglesby, Judge Presiding; And it appearing to the Court that Le A. Plyler and Me F. Blackwelder have flled an application for permission to become partios plaintiff in the above entitled action; And 1t appearing to the Court that the said Le. Ae Plyler and M. F. Black- welder are proper parties to this action, and that they should be allowed to become parties plaintiff herein to the end that they be bound by such final Judgment as may be entered herein: It 1s therefore ordered and adjudged that the said Le A. Plyler and M. F, Blackwelder be, and they are hereby, allowed to come in and make themselves Parties plaintiff in the above entitled action, md it is further ordered that they be, and they are hereby allowed to adopt the complaint of the plaintiffs in this cation; EE EE Senne ame em Se ae me eee ee ee ee Se snr | : i| i! mee 2%, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT e (4 JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 It is further ordered by consent that the defendants be alloweq until the 26th day of February, 1936, to answer the complaint filed herein as to the Sald L. a Plyler and M. F. Blackwelder. John M. Oglesb ——sntge Prestainy-——— To the forezoing order allowing L. A. Plyler and M. F. Blackwelder to become ‘ parties plaintiff in this action, the defendants except, Siete tee gp NORTH CAROLINA JAN. TERM, 1936, IREDELL county >_> IREDELL COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT, « F. HARRIS, EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF L. He. FRALEY, DECEASED -VSse- ORDER Se MOLLIZ GUN FRALEY, et al, This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge, and being heard on the appeal of Carl Fraley, the bidder for said lands in controversy, and it appearing to the Court that the said Carl Fraley at the sale of said lands bid the price of TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS ($2,250) and is now asking that sald Commissioner be required to deliver to him a deed, and tenders the amount of his bidg It further appearing that certain of the heirs have protested the confirmation of the sale and are asking that said lands be re-s0l1d; It is therefore ordered and adjudged by this Court that if there is placed with John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court, the sum of TWO HUNDRED TWENTY#!TVE DOLLARS ($225) as an advanced bid on the sale within ten days from th adjournment of the Court, then the Commissioner is authorized and empowered to rée- sell said lands on most advantages terms for cash. If the said sum of TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS ($225) as an advanced bid is not deposited with the Clerk of the Superior Court within ten days from the adjournment of the Court, then the Clerk shall sign an order confirming the sale in all respects to Carl Fraley, bidder, ao the Commissioner appointed, to-wit, John ¢, Sharpe, shall execute a deed to the said Carl Fraley upon the payment of the purchase price of TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS ($2,250). And this cause is retained on the docket for further orders from the clerk of the Superior Court. John M, oatr on RRR REN eT MAL SE teat e DHE SEE SSeS ete tete se seseseaese seteseteaeseteaen genes ~# CY ®t pe JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 0 In the Superior Court yorth Carolina, Iredell Countye January Term, 1936, Fred Sharpe v8. JUDGMENT R, Ee Manning, trading as NeHi Bottling Co., Ince This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, Johm M. Oglesby, Judge Presidins, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff comes into Court and asks to take a Voluntary Non-Suit: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that this cause be and the same 1s hereby non-suited, and the plaintiff 1s taxed with the costs of the action. John MM. Oglesby Judge Presiding Yorth Carolina In the Superior Courte :- > Iredell County Gaither White, Employee 9 . VSe JUDGMENT Iredell County School Board and State School Commission, Defendants, oS oS OS es Oe This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, John M. Oglesby, Judge presiding and holding the January Term, 1936, of +redell Superior Court, on appeal by the Claimant, Gaither White, employee, from the findings of fact and conclusions of law of the Industrial Commission: It is, therefore, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the findings of fact and conclusions of law as set out in the opinion of the Industrial Commission be, and the same are hereby in all respects affirmed. This February 6th, 1936. John M. Ogle sb Judge Presiding January, 1936, Term Superior Court Iredell County Prom the Signing of the foregoing Judgment the claimant, Gaither White, *xeepts, assigns error and appeals to the Supreme Court. John M. Oglesby ae ai Mtoe Sete eae te sete dese te sesedeseaesese teed a ERAT IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Wid. a st ae mR ——— ee 206 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ole we JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK JANUARY TERM, SECOND WEEK THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 THURSDAY, IPEBRUARY 6, 1936 STATE 1. Did the plaintiff, James R. Hall, and defendant, Lillie Pendergrass Hall, | VSe ) JUDGMENT. intermarry 8 alleged in the complaint? | ) RALPH HOOVER. ) Answere __YOS 2, Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident and citizen of the State of Tne defendant in open court pleads guilty to the charge of seduction, Prayer defendant forth Carolina for two years next inmedilately preceding tho comencement of this mee for judgment is continued for a period of five years upon condition that the ction? pay into court the sum of $50.90 for the use and benefit of the prosecuting witness : 5 ’ AnsweYre Yes Virginia Dare Jenkins, and her infant child, and upon the further condition that the 3, Did the defendant, Lillie rendergrass Hall, commit adultery as alleged in defendant pay into the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of “redell County the the complaint? sum of $50.00 a month on or before the first day of each calendar month, beginning Answere __ NO | Saturday, February 8, 1936, until the sum of $1500.00 is paid, and upon the further } condition that the cost of this case is paid at the next criminal term, and upon the -s9 ee further condition that the defendant remain a law-eabidine citizen, In event the defendant fails to comply with the terms of this judgment, it ts NORTH CAROLINA — —— — .Y THE SUP RIGQR COUR i recommended to the presidins Judge that the defendant be confined in the State's IREDELL COUNTY 9 fs Prison for not less than four nor more than five years, to be assicned to work under JAMES R. HALL, ) | the control of the State Highway and Public Works Commission, and to wear stripes, / Plaintiff It is further ordered that the defendant give bond in the sum of $800.00 to VS. JUDGMENT appear at each criminal term of Iredell Superior Court during the time the prayer for LILLIE PENDERGRASS HALL, 4} Defendant. ) | judgment is continued, to show that he has complied with the judgment. Judgment ) costs éntered in this case is stricken out. THIS CAUSE now coming on to be heard and being heard before his Honor John M.. y Oglesby, Judge, and a jury, and the jury having answered all the issues submitted to John M. Orlesby, them in favor of the defendant: Judge Presiding. First: Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried with each other as alleged in the Peisiestiedidt ETRE ETE TET ete Te Te TERETE OTOTEISTESETERETESESE «| SEGETeOTeTE SESE TEE Se de Thee ae SETE ETE E SESS Complaint? ANSWER Yes 122). : . Second: ‘ Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State of North Carolina James R, Hall, The following jury, J. G. Kennedy, Henry R. f or two * the > of this complaint? Plaintiff, Morrison, J. C. Fowler, C. M. pe tg wo years next preceeding the filing of th Turner, Jre, J. P, Nicholson, W. 5. aia a Vs. Me As Wooten, Re C. Little, J. 3S. sharpe, I ANSWER Y Litt sworn an ‘ Lillie Pendergrass Hall le and Charles King, being Third: anelled answer t 4 es as follows: and Annie Pendergrass, Guardian , swer the issu ad Litem for Liklie Pendergrass Hall, Did the defendant, Lillie Pendergrass Hall, commit adultery as alleged in the Defendants, complaint? ANSWER No NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior court IREDELL COUNTY. The issues answered as appear of record, the action is hereby dismissed. January Term, 1936. THE PLAINTIFF shall pay the costs of the action to be taxed by the clerk. John Me oar We I8ssvuezs James R. Hall, Plaintir, Vs. Lillie Pendergrass Hall and Annie Pendergrass, Guardian ad Litem for lillie Pendergrass Hall, Defendants, o-oo Oe oe oO v; BY PIC y 45 IN THE S\IPERIOR COURT, JANUARY TERM, BECOND WEEK THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 1255- O. B. Setzer Continued--- The Court in its aj 8Cretion he an To this the Plaintire allows C. H. Dearman to verify t in this case, excepts. vs. Ce He Dearman, Admr. of F. ve. Ostwalt, deceased oS oS oe OO = North Carolina 4 ) In the Superior Court Iredell County 4 Ellen H. Carson and Robert A. Collier, Trustee, ! J vs DECREE James W. Brown and wife, Minnie R. Brown. a Tiis cause coming on to be heard and bein heard before His Honor, John y, Oglesby, Judge presiding at the January Term of Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the Commissioner in this action, under a decree of this court, advertised and sold the property described in the complaint on the 21st day of Dec. 1935, and duly reported the sale of said property to O. K. Holmes at the price of $2500.00; that more than twenty days expired and no increased bid was placed thereon and no exceptions made to the sale and the court, upon recommendation of the Commissioner and in its discretion, finds that it is a fair and reasonable price for said property. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and decreed that the sale of said property to 0, K. Holmes at the price of $2500.00 be, and the same is hereby con- firmed and the Commissioner is authorized and directed, upon payment of the purchase price, to execute and deliver to the purchaser a deed therefor in fee simple and out of the proceeds from said sale, he is to retain a commission of $35.00 as his fee and to pay the taxes, costs of the action and documentary stamp and whatever balance then remains is to be credited to the judgment in this case. John M. Oglesby, Presiding Judge Bebe AES Me ede ae esis te tet sstsete sesese se seseses TERE Heed ied AHIR SESE Set aE aeee oc See dete SESE State 0 me JU" BMENT Ralph Hoover } The defendant in open court pleads guilty to the charge of seduction. Prego? ft for judgment is continued for a period of five years upon condition that the defend Pay into court the sum of $50.00 for the use and bemefit of the prosecuting witnell Virginia Dare Jenkins, and her infant child, and upon the further condition the ea , gefendant pay into the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County the sum of $50.00 a month on or before the first day of each calendar month, beginning saturday, February 8, 1936, until the sum of $1500.00 is paid, and upon the further gondition that the cost of this case is paid at the next criminal term, and upon the further condition that the defendant remain a law-abiding citizen. In the event the defendant fails to comply with the terms of this judgment, it is recommended to the presiding Judge that the defendant be confined in the State's prison for not less than four nor more than five years, to be assigned to work under the control of the State llighway and ‘ublic Works Commission, and to wear stripes. It is further ordered that the defendant ¢ive bond in the sum of $800.00 to appear at each crimihbal term of Iredell Superior Court durins the time the prayer for judgment is continued, to show that he has complied with the judgment. Judgment hereto enteres in this case is stricken out, John M. Oglesby Judge Presiding... HM eee es SESE SE EES eee setese ese ese se sese Bese sees Se SHE SESS IE Soshse DOSE EET E ESE TES ETE ETE Tete SESE TESS SENSE So TE ete se ese thse St i 3°0 STATE OF NORTE CAROLINA $ ( IN THE SUPERIQ COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL ( THE FEDERAL LAND BANK O! COLUMBIA, Plaintiff. VSe ORDER S. A. Trivette and wife, Betty Trivette ee Je T. Walsh and wife, E. Ce Walsh and S, L. Brown and wife, Paarl Brown Dei'endants. <_< oe ee ee ee < < This cause comin= on to be heard before His fionor, Felix E, Alley, Sr., Judge presidins, and it appearin, to the court that Buford T. Henderson, Att rney for defendants, S, A, Trivette and wife, Betty Trivette and J. T. Walsh and wife, EH. C. Walsh, reqeests that the answers filed in said cause for said defendants be withdrawn: It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the answers filed by sai defendants, ©. A. Trivette and wife, Betty Trivette and J. T. Walsh ana wife, E, C, Walsh be and they are hereby withdrawn. Felix E. Alley Juce Presiding By Consents: Buford T. Henderson alee tare tens daciemicancaniaieicbi Attorney Tor defendants, Ss. A. a Trivette, Detty Trivette, J. 7. walsh and E. C. Walsh, 2-0 = we if U NORTH LI} Ay ( COUNTY OF I DELL THY FSDERAL LAND BAN: OF COLUMPIA, laintiff, \ V8e JUDGMENT AND ORDER ° 7 4 Boalg OF FORECLOSURE Se Ae Trivette and wife, Betty Trivette Vii ¥ ~¢ : y - Je T. “alsh and wife, E. °, Walsh and S. Le Brown and wife, Pearl Srom Defendants, SoS << Oe This is an action for the foreclosure of a mortgace made, executed and delivered to the Federal Land Bank of Columbia by the defendants, S. A. Trivette and wife, Betti? Trivette on the 31st day of August, 1925, to secure a note of even date therewith, gin by the said defendant to the said The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in the sum of TWELVE HUNDRED ($1200.00) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of (5%) per centum per annum from the date thereof and the said or the oust] and cover* payable in a certain number of definitely stated amortization installments, mortgage having been duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds f and State aforesaid on the 3lst day of Auge, 1925, in Book 56 at page 18h, ing the same iands described in the Complaint heretofore filed in this cause, ™™ s tae ost located and bounded as follows: All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land containing 66 3/4 Acres, more or less, located, lying and being in Eagle Mills Township, County of Iredell, State of E } North Carolina, and bein bounded on the North by lands of Tobe Steele, on the East | by the lands of O. C. York, and on the South by the lands of A. ‘%, Thapre, and on | . J ey the South by the lends of C,. C. Tharpe and havin; such shape, metes, courses and distances as will more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof made by S. O. t Lazenby, Surveyor, on the llth day of Aucust, 1925 <A plat of said land is wh ui attached to the abstract on file with the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Fe It appearins to th: satisfaction of the Court that the Su-mons herein was issued ; iy on the 17th day of May, 1945, and that the same was culy served on all the defendants Hi herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto and the Complaint, properly verified, Ba Bee was filed herein, as required by law, a copy of which was duly and legally served A ies on all resident defendants; and it further appearin: that the defendants S. A. | f bad Trivette and wife, Bettie Trivette, J. T. Walsh and wife, E. C. Walsh and Ss. L. {at Brown and wife, Pearl Brown have neither appeared, answered nor demurred thereto and | Hy are now in default and that the facts alleged in the laintiff's Complaint are true | Bt and correct, that the condition of the mortgare herein mentioned has been broken a and that there is now due and owin: to the plaintiff on the above described indebte ta i edness the sum of FIFTEEN HUNDRED TIUIRTY SIX and 18/100 ((:1536.18) Dollars, for all of which the plaintiff is entitled to demand judgment against S. L. Brown and wife, Pearl Browns; IT IS, therefore, on motion of plaintiff's attorneys, ORCERED, ADJUDGED AND DECR : Pirst: That the plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, have judgment against the defendants S. L. Brown and wife, Pearl Brown for the sum of Fifteen Hundred Thirty Six and 18/100 ($1536.18) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum from the date hereof until paid, together with the costs and disbursements of this action; Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the plaintiff, includine the costs and disbursements of this action, is paid immediately, the lands described in the said mortgase to the plaintiff be sold at public auction at the » 193 , Court House door in this County on the day of in accordance with law, and the proceeds thereof, after paying the costs of this action and the expenses of the sale, including compensation for the Commissioner in an amount not to exceed five (5%) per centum of the accepted bid, together with all Past due and unpaid taxes and assessments thereon, shall be applied first upon this Judgment and the surplus, if any, paid into this Court for the benefit of those Sntitled thereto; Third: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: One Third (1/3) of the cepted bid to be paid into Court in cash, and the balance on credit, payable in Three (3) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from date of sale at the Tr fe ate of six (6%) per centum per annum. The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be applied toward the payment of the if hs } A | Hl I it f =o eae oe + ss a oe the costs of this action, including the compensation to the Commissioner ° =s unpaid taxes assessed upon the property and assessments which may be past due and unpai q » And judg. ment of the plaintiff in the order stated. ‘The credit portion of the accepted by 3 4 q due plaintiff shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser, payable to th ee e Commissioner secured by a first mortgare over the premises, and the remaining ba] > ance of the credit portion of the accepted bid, if any, shall be evidenced bv ° OY @ bond op Note of the purchaser payable to the Commissioner, anc secured by a second mortgare ovep the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be hela by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court; provided, however, that the purchaser shall have the richt to pay in cash the whole or any part of the credit portion of the accepted bid. The purchaser shall pay for the preparation and recording of al} papers including the requisite revenue stamps; provided, however, that revenue stamps need not be placed on the deed of conveyance to the plaintiff, should it become the purchaser, or on the hond securing any balance due the plaintiff, Fourth: That hobert A. Collier, be, and he hereby is, appointed Commissioner of thi a Court to advertise and sell to the last ana highest bidder therfor, upon the terns herein set forth, the mortgased lands described in the Complaint herein and report hts proceedings hereunder with a complete statement of his receipts and disbursements for further consideration and orders by this Court; that, unless the plaintiff becomes the purc'aser, the Commission do require the suecessf1 bidder to deposit with him the su aaa debbie ties ‘ ; : , of THRE NDRED (300.00) Dollars either in cash or by certified Q heck, as earnest money or evidence of sood faith, this sum to be applied on the bid should there be a compliance with the same; but shoulé the Successful bidder fail to make such deposit mmediately at the time of acceptance of his bi i, then the said premises shall be at once resolc at such bidder's risk, on the same sales day or upon some subsequent sales day, at the option of the plaintiff or its attorney; however, should the successful bidder make the said deposit and t} creafter fail to comply with the said bid without just cause or legal excuse shown, then such deposit shall be delivered to the plaintiff and retained by it as liquidated damages, and the premises shall thereupon be resold upon the same terms and at such purchaser's risk on some subsequent sales day to be designated by the plaintiff or its attorney; that permission is given to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia to bid at saia sale or at any resale of the said mortgaged lands and, should it become the purchaser, after paying the costs and necessary dis- bursements of this action, the amount of its bid shall be applied as a credit upon the judgment rendered herein; Fifth: That upon the confirmation of the sale of said lands by the Clerk of the Court, and when the terms of sale shall have been fully complied with, the said Comme issioner shall make title to the purchaser in fee, and therupon the same shall be put into possession of the said premises on production of the deed; and the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the sale and all unpaid taxes then assessed upon the property, shall be applied first to the satis- faction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and there after, until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encumbrances in the order ¢ their priority; . Am gixth: That upon the sale of the saic premises all the ri ht, title, interest and equity of redemption of the defendant S. A. Trivette ana wife, Betty Trivette i | J, T. Walsh and wife, E, C. Walsh and S&S. L. Brown and wife Pearl Brown as well as | all persons shomsoever claiming by, through or uncer the sane in and to the premises or any part thereof herein ordered to be sold be, and the same hereby are, forever parred and foreclosed. a ee ee John Le Milhollamad Pe | r , This the 3rd day of February, 1936 e REE E ee IT GES TEE TE TE BEBE GE IEA IE ITE DE IIE BITTE IEE IIE OTT eee teeta lode tes eee eee seseleetedbeesss STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA 4 0 [ T couNTY OF IREDELL 4 TE FEDERAL [AND BANK OF COLUMBIA, ) Flaintiff. ( t against ( ORDER CONFIRMING SALE v Clyde 0. Deal, and wife, Myrtle Deal, {| Mooresville National Farm Loan ( Association, et. al. ( Defendants. On hearing the Report on Sale filed by the Commissioner in the above entitled @ cause on the 18th day of January, 1936, and it appearing to the Court that the said | | sale was duly advertised and held in accordance with law and that no exceptions have | been filed to said report and the reqiirements prescribed by law to obtain a resale | of the property have not been complied with, it is | SIikDERED that the proceedinis, sale and report of the said Commissioner be, Whi e/a “9 and tie same hereby are, approved and confirmed in all respects. FURTHER ORDERED that the said Commissioner, upon compliance with all the terms and conditions of sald sale, make, execute and deliver to the purchaser a Proper and sufficient deed of conveyance of said lands and that the said purchaser be let into possession of the premises upon production of the Cormissioner's deed. FURTHER ORDERED that the purchase price of the said lands, after deducting the costs ana expenses of sale, including a Comnissioner's fee in the amount of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ($150.00) Dollars, and the costs of this action, and all unpaid taxes then assessed against the property, be credited upon the judement taken herein; and that the said Commissioner do submit to the Court a statement of his disburse- ments of the proceeds of said sale. John L,. Milholland Clerk of Superior court This 10th day of February, 1936. Wess see se se sans SEIRERSESE SENET TETETESE STE SESERESETE TE TE TE TETE SESE TENE TET Ht SETAE Se ae eae TENE He te aa RR Sette sete dete sesese et AID Ci 385 : mir AY 1 YT (WIT ar Tt > - : 4 NORTH CANOLINA, : IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and decreed that the sale of said TTT TINTY BEFORE ° HE , a ¥* a . ze a as ; ; TREDELL COUNTY. 0 BEFORI BE CLERK. property to O. Ke lolmes at the price of $2500,00 be, and the same is hereby fa , A nea ‘a miaact ym Faia +7, $ 7 . 12 " 3 me | { i e confimed and the Commissioner is authorized and directed, upon payment of the The Me4Say Company, ) » up pa ym be Pla t - a } Scr am +} 1 ~ 3 a a Plaintiff purchase price, to execute and deliver to the purchaser a deed therefor in fee V -VSe i : f{ the pvr ceeds from eai aqle he feat 7 4 2 nme 2 7 oat DoW mple and out of the proceeds from said sale, he is to retain a cormissio j JUDGMENT _— ; , A eee et i ? . q a a ™@ te : 4 4-4 ‘baad Ralph He heavis, trading as The i of $35.00 as his fee and to pay the taxes, costs of the action and documentary | Auto Parts ‘: Hlectric Company, { . and The /uto Parts SEPEEY » (| stamp and whatever balance then remains is to be creditec to the judement in this ‘ts Defendant. : . hii Case€e anne’ . oe This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John )mpet . 1 fok iY a ( TY ¢ John Me Oglesby a 3 | g . ohn Me Oglesb or . , , , - ; : 4 soe yi Presidin- Judge. i Le Milholland, Vlerk of the Superior Court of +redell County, and it appearing p = é I ng . ' | ‘ “\f - > - e z to the court that summons was issued in the above entitled cause on the 20th day \J ma e of November, 1935, and that at the time of the issuance of said summons duly verified complaint was filed in the office of this court; and that a copy of the STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA 9) saic summons and complaint was served on the defendant on the 20th day of November, ) IN SUPERIOR COURT a , F . COUNTY OF IREDELL } 4 19553; and it further appearins to the court that no answer, demurrer or other plead ' ing has been filed in said cause and that the time for answerin » demurring or other- THE DERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA 0 ; it : 2 fa f aa : : Plaintiff ) fy , wise pleading has now expired; and it further appearince to the court from the v ) i + ‘ aia om : against } } allegations in the complaint. that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief demanded: { id a ie ; . . . : ; : We T. Hedrick and wife, S. B. Hedrick, ) RDER CONFIRMING SALE ; IT IS, THERMFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the ) VW Davie T f n4 ” T i plaintiff recover o the defendant the sum of G1 hé9 4h) rith t tere ¢ from the Ge ie avis, _/. nae Jennings, » et . . oe oa — hae wea4O7eD Wit nveresy irom th licHargue, Menzie Morrison and Statesville | - ; ; Oil Company i 15th day of November, 1°43, at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, Defendants } tocether with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. On hearing the Report on Sale filed by the Commissioner in the above ene Feby. 10th, 1936 titled cause on the 19th day of Dec. 1935, and it appearing to the Court that John L. Milholland ~ OLERK O1 THE SUPERIOR COURT the said sale was duly advertised and held in accordance with law and that no + exceptions have been filed to said report and the requirements prescribed by ee eS TG ea ie) ie ie ee ie ie ee er “% 96 GE 80 OS VE F690 80% ae O8 ee ee ae BN RRRRR EER REE CRA a er er a law to obtain a resale of the property have not been complied with, it is ORDERED that the proceedincs, sale and report of the said Commissioner Superior Court be, and the same hereby are, approved and confirmed in all respects. FURTHER ORDERED that the said Commissioner, upon compliance with all the Ellen H. Carson and Kobert A. § Collier, Trustee, ( terms and conditions of said sale, make, execute and deliver to the purchaser ( vs DECREE & proper and sufficient deed of conveyance of said lands and that the said James VW. Brown and wife i 1 purchaser be let into possession of the premises upon production of the Minnie RK. Brown ’ V mm | ; . Commissioner's deed. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before ‘lis Honor, John ¥- | FURTHER ORDERED that the purchase price of the said lands, after de- 0 5 , . wpa etAtan ; = . lesby, /udce presiding a* the January Term of Iredell Superior Court, and it ree of this ° ducting the costs and expenses of sale, including a Commissioner's fee in appearing to the Vourt that the | vommissioner in this action, under a dec , the amount of Seventy-Five ($75.00) Dollars, and the costs of this action, court, advertised and sold the property describe : - nt on the 2Qist day a ™ . : oo i oe and all unpaid taxes then assessed against the property, be credited upon the of Dec. 1935, and duly reported the sale of said property to 0. Ke Holmes at the & Judgment taken herein; and that the said Commissioner do submit to the Court price of $2500.00; that more than twenty days expired and no increased bid was . & statement of his disbursements of the proceeds of said sale, placed thereon and no exceptions made to the sale and the court, upon recommendations : of the Commissioner and in its discretio ds th onadlé John L, Milholland j nd reas ° ig me Sante Set 49 46.8 Seg Clerk of Superior Court. 4 BRB HEH HER EEEEEHHe Ines eit seipieaeaieaeti rie ti: American Trust Company, Executor of the Last W111 and "estament of Annie Wilfong Yoodman, « wount, Et al, } This cause comin: on to be heard, : Judce of the Superior Court, by consent, out ny OT N Tift SUPERION Cour? ind bein: heard by the undersipned of term, it is agreed by all the parties, the same bein: represented by counsel who were present, that the matter may be continued under an a-reement formerly made at Statesville when the cause was calendare or trial, It ls further agreed that the parties have two weeks addi nal t t purpo ¢ suobmittin: af avits, that have an add t nal 1 € file affidavits in reply. : ui acreed, onsent all parties, that the cause be continued, and it is agreed a n erst betweer parties 1 e same may | 6 pass por u 1% oF t istrict. Lt arcr at the urt shall pass upon the competency of \ sontained in any affidavi lled by the parties, and the rulings on same be included in the record, wit 6 right t bject or to except by any party. evidence, but {in event the Court overrnles t} th lfon= heirs arree that the ourt find t tk arti assent t CUO. L L EF they will all co-operate to get this case heard at the end of Supreme Court at the Spring Term 1936 ‘ me in chambers this the 290th dnw n 1 cham s thls the 29th day STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, § HH COUNTY OF IREDELL ( THE FEDERAL LAND BANK 0] COLUMBTA, Plaintiff, VSe Me Se Hedrick and wife, Edna J. Hedrick Le F. Ervin, Trustee, J. A, Hartness, : Go A. MeLellant, We We Sherrill, J. P, Watt, Te We Woodside, Board of Drainage District Commissioners of Upper Third Creek Drainace District No, 1,Southern Bell Telephone . and Telegraph Company, Star Milling Company and Foster Prevette Clothing Company Lefendants,. object to the introduction of any {s objection, the representatives of 1€ facts from the eviden *C,y and all further agreed between the counsel that after judement is rendered the docket in the of Sebruary, 1946. John M. Oglesby Judge Presiding. JUDGMENT AND ORDER OF FORECLOSURE —— SSS << <> =< « _——-< 8 a acti oY c e1% . « my a ‘ delivé { he ederal ay Fr n f na -« € | ¥ t an Vi ee ’ ° f ; at 4 2 ever therewlth, ¢ x ‘ 1 a Ban f lumbia, whic ww ft f ny LO 1800.0 s 0 13 € centin ‘ non Y f ¢ ( n + ¢ 7 , be¢ Ye le ’ rt ? ) & ¢ “ e>, , o ‘ y ) ? a «4 ¢ ) é . aC é : + + , ~ t 4 - r € o AC MmOr¢ 1¢ 9 ¢ 9 9 c * 7 on e ~~ ‘ 7 + , + : 7 7 °>, ° ac - , Ae - + - we 7 ~ . . a = 2a 7 ‘ “ 4 . 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A , ns | a || aa ea (Wek te in i ' \ , | ' } . . ,. é 1 } | . . . ! ¢ . . : / i¢ { t¢ 17 Y YY ‘ ‘4 ' / ® i ® ~ De to ~) + t A ; ke: thence e /I | Nn € >. Lh . 1 De be ‘ e 265 De to a stake em point thence up Third cres, more o7 le SR, and Upper Third Creek Drainage in sald Drainage Dietrict conveyed to Board of Mose, Commissioner, re- Corded in Deed Rook 1, page 235, records of Iredell County, Ne Ce It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Summons herein was issued on the lth day of Jan., 1936, and that the same was duly served on all the defendants herein more than thirty (30) days prior hereto and the Comphatnt, .. «it amis | oe ani: Sd ett properly verifled, wa Po erein, required by law, a copy of which was duly and lersally served on all resident defendants; and it further app oo , ) appearln: that th 4AliAaAl 1e defendants L. /. 4rvin, Trustee, J. A, lartness, C,. A, McLella: 9 ‘Ye ie “herrij} : ’ J } att oodside, Board of Drainare District Commissionene ar nr 2 4 . = ommissioners of Upper Thirg Creek Draina;: Lstrict e 1, Southern Bell ‘elephono and ‘'elegraph com : ‘egraph Companu, Stap T1424 1 “ : a | Millin mmpany and Foster lrevett Clothins Company have neither | | - - ‘ a - L ae « r cs : 7 bi Ppeared, answered nor demurr¢ thereto ay are now in default and that the facts ee 4m tne lain. tirf's Complaint are true and correct, that the condition of the mort ace herein mentioned has been broken and that there 1s now de and owln: to the vlaints I de § 1iOW A AIGA OW LT) 1 4a8inti fy on the abov desert} 1 tndebt Iiness ‘ Sr * iN "Ae Th) iprad , + ty nA Et q LO © h PLOEG n i eane ss { Ss 0 linet er nareada hirty and )/190 ($1930,5 a? a - t San o " no T yf , » y » } , . ” eC L Ly LI Oy, n ve edi ick, t’o2 all if which the Plaintifys Ls entitled t emand jud nt [IT IS, therefo mn mot n intiff Cus a fore, on motion of pleintirf's attorneys, a 7 . ; ees a ; , Orr —_— od t f st4 1) $ wt) ici 3 ery Qos td 9 ’ the plaintiff ’ he eo eeu Mo Hedaeky 3 P Ul 1 Oo \ sderal Land Bank of Volumbla, have judgment Zdwoy Hedeiwck Ora, , Jude ains! Cendant oA 02 inetee undred Thirty and 59/100 ($1930.59 di Ls r , it L t al t ae oO Lx (6 ) pe z ET pe y a rom the therot til l, Ome ] a Osts and disbursements of this action; i; a4 nl e Lndebte ne rein u Ju e Co be e the plaintif ’ includ! the co an isbursements bens i ‘tion, is paid immediately, the lands nthe sal ortrarce t the lainti I sold at public auction at the Cout § « ~~ / 5 ou in thi int on 6t a of April, 1946, in accordance with law, and he proc eof, after in: t co this action a t expenses of the sale, includin’ compensation for the Comaissioner in an amount not to exceed (5%) pt cent a ed bid, t ( th all ist e a r taxes and assess ( t { ‘ ) eye ay +, 8 + } } 5 7 {4 nt: n, shall be applie: Lrst upon this jud;ment anc the surplus, If any, pease int this urt e benefits of those entitled t ereto3 irds at ne ter sal e . 4 (i ¢ the : 02 9 gale shall be as follows: one fourth (4%) of th a , 4 {- . ‘ Conds wy . * . . . 7) er ) ‘ ( al nto urt in cash, and the balance on credit, payable in four (); equal annual installment: » wit Interest theroon from date of sale at the ra six ( per cent eY i ‘@ ih ena north tor f +} nna? ¢ } } } } ay ; le cash por ont he accepted bid shall be applied towa the payment 0 the costs of this action, includine ¢1 he C ' aid tart 143 OG £0MN, inelud t compensation to the Commissioner, unp saeasad wr 1 the pnronarty n ] assessed upon i@ property and assessments which ma be past due and unpaid, and . iA fudement of the platntif . : , he Y be Judgment o 6 plaintif in the order st: ted. he credit portion of the accepted 116 f rf ahs ort A b que plaintiff shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser, payable to the U vy ‘ ar a . ’ } xy 4 et ommissioner secured by a first mortra e over the premises, and the remaining balan¢ of the credit portion of the ac ‘epted bid, if any, shall be evidenced by & pond or note of the purchaser payable to the Co missioner, and secured by a second mortgag® over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be acsigned by one Commissioner to th ses and f 1 8 py , plaintif’, and the said second mortgare over the premi t to the the the bond or note se 1d there hx secured thereby shall be hald by the Commisstoner subjec further order of t} Cone o v of this ‘ourt; provided, however, that the purchaser shall have + navy de right to pay in cash the whole or any part of the credit portion of the accepted M 4 , —" , ey = can ah n° ror Y * ad ‘ y? ’ > ® } ‘ The purchase} shall pay preparation of all papers tneluding { f ahh + r ov, ats . oO y } the requisite revenu : Sy PPOVLCeG, ( ys even S nee t ( : . F . i } ) é a ' wre 4 . + plac n re Geea ¢ © Yance ‘ ’ Oo be the ur LN] : t , f | al } , ‘ ourth: ‘v‘hat +‘obert 4A, Ollier be a © herel { anpotnted Co Les] or on the bond sec rin iny balance due th laintiff, i 7 ny Pane) ' e and i ¢ 1112 c ns 1 : : | ¢ ue at". Salh t laintiff becomes th ser, ; eq =f =o : . bi ( \ L Wit 1 ( | a la , o r rf es 02 4 s ehec!} ‘ } 4 , oe ) : t ie a be Li n bi uld there 1 : ' , bia Pa by ) 5 + 4 j ® ) paul suc , ' : At f unc ¢ + ere 4 ‘ 8 } ¢ ' * ; 0 » | j L } ( ] : y I S Le O I . 9 ( 1) ) é plainti | :; wal anna <4 } 4 ‘ aep< ea i t l e ] uy Fi . es ] ? ' a lecal f e : a re= yaaa ; Tad + * | al as liqu > ( l cr a t ' ‘ ©? 1 ¢ 0D ae ome ‘ + ( lal ‘ $+ n ° , , : ’ Ih | ede } of Colu ] La t i f i i | § j | } o 1 s,and, it become er, neces isburac thi ( > ( all ipplie | as aer t pon t tu é Yr : ifth: mon t n't nl { ’ ( La t Fre Ler} f , 0 { uy t . in when ft ter nl nl ive be 2 ( ‘ ri + » ‘ i ner shall make itle ft ¢ er in fee, nt shal] | | b 1 Gnd ssession « { eat am’ ni y oO ct f the eed3 ] thea Proceeds of sale, after pay! the costs of this action, th ens of the sale and all unpaid taxes then assessed ipon the property, shall be applied first to the Satisfaction of this judemont in favor of The l'ederal La ank of Columnbla and thereafter, until exhauste t} Q ‘ “NO order of thoir priority; Sixth: That upon the sale of the said premises all tho right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the defendants L. I. rvin, Trustee, J. As Hartness, C. A, McLelland, W, \. Sherrill, Je P. Watt, T. We Yoodside, “oard of Drainage District Commissioners of ipper Third Creek Drainage Listrict Noe l, Southern bell Telephone and ‘elegraph Company, Star Milling Company and Foster :revett Clothing /Ompany, as well as all persons whomsoever claiming by, through or under the same in and to the premises or any part thereof horein ordered to be sold be, and the Same hereby are, forever barred and foreclosed. ‘ “Onn Ts Milhollana Clerk of superior Court This the 2d day of March, 1946. / ‘ ’ ‘ oe ' Cerne ae ee ee ee ee ea ee) ee ee ee) er ee De) ee De |r | NORTH C...JULIMA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF MERCHANTS & FARMERS GAM, MOCRESVILLE, Ne Ce ¥INAL REPOHT AND PETITION IN THE PENDING CAUSE FOK KELEASE AND DISCHARGE OF RECEIVER the undersivned petitioner, Gurney P. Hood, Vommissioner of 3gnks, and, ex officio, Jtatutory seceiver of Merchants & Farmers bgnk makes this his final report and respectfully petitions the vourt for his release and final discharge as such Heceiver and showeth the vourt: (1) THAT on the 26th day of May, 1932, Merchants & Famers lank, a banking cor- poration, created am existing under the laws of North varolim end theretofore doing a bankin; business in the town of iiooresville, Vounty of Iredell, Stute of North Varolina, found itself unable to meet its liabilities in the ordinary course of business and there- upon, by proper resolution of its soard of virectors, turned over its business and affairs to the undersigned vommissioner of Banks for liquidation under the provisions of vection 216 (c) Consolidated statutes as amended by vhapter 113, Public Laws of 1927 and vhapter 245, rublic Laws of 1951, Notice of Possession was filed by the vommissioner of Hanks, a8 pro vided by law, in the office of the vlerk of the superior Vourt of Iredell County on the 26th dey of May,1952 at the hour of 9:30 A.M. (2) THAT attached hereto and mace a part hereof and marked sxhibits A, Al, 5, C. v and = respectively sre schedules showing a statement of the condition of the trust st te time possession was taken and at the close of the receivership, a statement of the receipts and disbursements of the trust, an analysis of the expense of the receivership, showing oe the name of persons to whom payments were made for personal and logal services, 4 gtotement of the Loss on Assets Account and a scheduled anelysis of the Unaudited vlaims Allowed. (3) THAT Statutory Preferred vlaims in the amount of 31,955.30 were paid in full secured Ulaims in the amount of \;77,052.70 were setisfied in full; $1,2/5.11 by vividends, (75,944.95 by cash payments and collections on collateral pledged and 71,852.64 tproug) ” prohises and trades. iroven Ulaims vommon were reduced 67% by cash dividends amounting *° ‘25,604.95, by compromises and trades 985.49 and 75,037.62 by way of a trade-out agreement hereby vommon vleimants were allowed to use 30% of their claims for the purpose of pur chasing assets of the bank at a Public sale held October 11, 1935. All Unproven Liabilitios . to of mecord, as of 11-2-35, have been reduced 67% or 9420.16 being the same percentage? pid 811 creditors whose claims were duly proven. his payment was madé@ under provisions - ate section 218 (c) U.S. 4s amended by the 1933 Legislature. Umaudited @laims sysection 12, gelling $630.09 were properly allowed as Common Claims on whéch 67% wos paid, being the +0 I we percentage paid to all common Blaimants and included in that total. Offsets amounted. 8 to $2,600 45, Advances made for the protection of assets amounted to $95.16. Interest paid 0 Phy — op Bills Payable and Secuyed Claims amounted to $4,994.11. The expenses of Liquidation fare $9,404064. (4) THAT all of the assets of the trust have been collected, compromised or solde such campromises and sales have been submitted to the resident or presiding Judge and approved ty him. There now remains in the hands of the undersis:ned petitioner no assets for the further satisfaction of the banks creditors. <>] WHEREFORE, THE +ELITIONER (RAYS THE CUURT THAT AN ORDER BE ISSUED BECRESING: (a) THAT the schedules marked Exhibits A, A-l, B, C, D and E respectively, at- tached hereto, ve accepted as a full and final report of Surney FP. Hood, Comnissioner of tanks amd his agents. (b) THAT the acts of Gurney }’. Hood, Commissioner of Banks, and his agents, done in the liquidetion of this trust and in the distribution of tue assets thereof be fully approved. (c) THAT Gurney P. Hood, Coumissioner of inks, his sureties, his agents and their sureties, be released and fully discharced from all liability by virtue of the liquidation of Merchants & Farmers Bank. —. C. G Taylor Attorney for the Commissioner of Banks NORTH CAROLINA WEE COUNTY jurney P. Hood, being duly sworn, deposes and suys that he is the duly appointed quélified and acting Commissioner of Banks of North Carolina, that Le has reai the foregoing petition and that is is true to his own knowledge; excepting as to matters stated on in- fometion and belief and as to such matters he believes it to be true. (SEAL) jurney P. Hood worn to and Subscribed before me ) e "aA this the 24 ay of vec. 1935, Mabel Morris Notary Public (NOTARY SEAL) iy commission expires July 7, 1937. ati uke ne as ees ee = biNhk CLOSED S-26<32 RESOUHCES: ash & Due T+ “ASN IVeTnS Loans & Dis tocks & vonds Bankins House, Furniture & Fixtures Other Keal itock J e Judgments Individual vines Dey ertificate Sashier' ividend il) raya sen? scCcounvS 1 Net Worth:Capital rte vffsots Proven Claims rreferred ‘ured Unproven Lin eank Closed 526-32 ANALYSIS OF Ner Ww ADDITIONS: Capital Stock Income: Exhibit EXHIBIT "A" & Overdrafts les é ent Liabilit Unaudited la ims Vistribution of Liabilities MER CHAN’! HTH 5-26-32 Assessment MERCHANTS AND FAKMEAS BANK MOORESVILLE, N. C. BALANCES DEBIT =e 0852 (Per Audit) 3 5371.16 1.60 137,712.01 7 424.88 12,960.00 $158,469.65 BaLaA Ck CREDIT Jo ,665.41 13,810.82 37,189.38 188.50 18. 31,684.24 1,312.52 Capital Surplus Reductions in Liabilities by Comp romises Trades, ets. (By Order of Court) Deductions; Expense of Liquidation: Exhibit "c" Loss on Assets: Exhibit "pr" Unaudited Claims: Exhibit "gE" a a 9 rtr race ar ? I FAMERS NK DEBITS , 429.00 1 97196 4 £8,500 .00 15,170.89 35,663.41 13,810.82 37,189.38 188.50 18.00 31 , 684.24 1,312.52 82,616.72 28 500.00 430.09 *~, 600.05 1,955.30 77 03k 6% 29, 686.06 420.16 c . MOORE VILIE, NORTH CAROLINA ___ 983.49 CREDITS $ 371.16 1.60 138 ,137.01 7 ,42.4,.88 12,960.00 1,719.64 25 5500.00 15,170.89 35,211.85 28 5500.00 USO 209 z,600.65 1,955.30 77 052670 38,261.20 627.11 Liguidstion closed l $28,500.00 10,122.78 _ 28,500.00 5,708.86 $ 9,464,864 67,508.18 630.09 LIUIDATION CLOSED 11-2035 BALANCES DEBIT 11-235 ALANCES CREDIT 11=2-35 f 7 Zz 209 j-2-38 622.78 35,102.55. A OA 3 73 ,815-15 y,.3. Expense of Liauidsation * Income Operating Leficit uBIT "BY Renk Closed 5-26-33: ~— RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS: gECSIPTS AND ACCRETIONS IN NET WOXTH: Nbve _- Cash received from «uditors Reduction in Cash Items & Oven less: Losses (Hghibit "D") Yollections, Offsets and Sples seduction in sfocks and ronds Less: Heal “state accepted in or part satisfaction of notes Notes redueced to Judgements Losses (Exhibit "D") Yollections, \ffsets and soles feductions in Stocks and -onds less: Losses (Exhibit "D") Proceeds from wales teduction in investment in anking liouse, Furniture & Fixtures less: Losses (Exhibit "D") Proceeds from Snles “eduction in Other eal Estate Less: Losses (Exhibit "p*) Proceeds from s 4 les ‘eductions in Judgnents less: Losses (Exhibit "p") “llections and les ACCRETIONS IN NET WORTH: “eduction in of Stock A sessment Vue losses (Exhibit "pr) “llections and Seles “duct ions in Liabilities Theome: Interest --Notes Interest--hank Balance “iscellaneois Income Kent T al Receipts and Accretions in Net Worth 15,170.89 , tock Assessments Due ‘8: Note taken in part satisfaction 10,061.43 4,994.11 82,597.22 8,782.09 wines 9,464.84 25,708.86 + 371.16 1.00 12D 138,157.01 ,694.86 lz » 960 600 ___ 7,920 200 1,719.04 62 * 1Q 1,657.14 15,170.89 9,530.99 “ 0,659.96 $ 28,500 200 10,506.43 ee 17,993.57 985.49 3 4,253.24 89.75 602.87 705 00 aon. 2 Es 2 tS SS ae z=: pa ean nl aan =... eee = * ee te la = oa - EXHIBIT "B" MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK | Es MERCHANTS AND FAz\KRS BANK | MOORESV ILLE, NORTH C..ROLINA, | 2 a UL Lh fOORESVILLE, NORTH ROLINA | MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA | Bamk Closed 5-26-32 j . Reh | ———— Piquidating Closed 11.2.5. snk closed 5-20-32 Liquidation closed 11-2-35 oR a DISBURSEMENTS, OFFSETS AND CHARGES TO NET WORTH: — vie A tO, OP POMS fu ms q oe , \g Reductions in veposits and Uther Liabilities: Per Audit PENSE ANALYSIS: i Individual Veposits 90,665.41 we, 2.61: ts Savings Deposits 13,810.82 (1) Salaries — "tee tt oh Certificates of Beposit 37,189.38 (2) attorney vees be iga pt | Dividends VUhecks 18.00 Insurance & Taxes 1,255.55 $ ills fayable 31,684.24 Stamps and stationery £00.68 4 Hh ‘ Accounts Payable 1,312.52 Heat, Light and fuel 174.86 tH it A ~-—« $19,848.87 Telephone and Yelegreph tape ah vravel and Subsistence 1,219.24 Pe bet he Fj Kent 04290 ; at ; Sundries 707.65 re ee , cashier's Checks 168.50 court Costs 979 ek i il ay eu 4 Distribution of Aanove Lisbilities: extra Lire 591.93 j ask ay i FA 2 A54. AF mee i a Proven Claims Supervision S0% 0 00 mi a } S : ‘ 200 e( tee hie Ts Freferred 3 1,955.30 Audit — £00200 mie "99-032. r (Exhibits "A-1" end "3" 9,464.84 iter ES secured 77,032.70 Total (Exhi s "A a! E 52,564.84 resi 8 r M sommon 37,631.11 a Tae hy - —~ >. : . . ag, | ve ~J Unproven Liabilities 627.11 cht ae —————— — ae , te ba 117,246 exe RPENSE ADDENDA: hig) | p ' » ee a S { i i (1) Salaries: Proven Cleins B.L.Cox, vr., June-Jan. 1932 125.00 1,000.00 : oe Freferred--Paid in full 1,955.30 D.C.Pussell Yeb.-Mar. 1953 © 3 50.00 100.00 Ja ee ecured--Lividends Paid 1,235.11 ‘pre-May, 1955 57 650 75 00 if FL Le he UF Common=--Lividends Paid (67%) ¢ 23,664.95 pears Jlains Accepted in payment of iM.Sasser, Dec. 1933 20.00 att pv¥eu neduction by collateral collections June 19335 25 024 2824 ma | i and cash payments 73,944.95 July-Aug. 1933 50 200 100...0 i ite vlaims accepted in payment of ept. 1955 G 3 42.62 42.68 fj i ae ‘ sssets sold (“Uy Depositors Agree- Oct. -Nove.1933: $ 50.00 150.00 _ 490 656 i fi ent) 1,852.64 77,032.70 ; ie +i 1h - a arolyn ‘urke-Oct.--Dec. 1933 © $23.75 71.e8 As 7 . i: sie ial Apr.e-vec. 1934 30.00 270.00 v¥—9JOl ee : assets old \By Depositors Arree- Jan.-Mar. 1934 $35.00 105.00 . it) 0 | aeduction vie Vompromises end Jane 1955 © $50.00 50.00 Bi Pe —— ne trades (By Order of Court) 983.49 29,685.06 febeniar. 1955 #10200 ave ” 505 0 paar s:pr.-June 1935 50.00 150.00 _ 995200 67% of all Unproven Liabilities of ‘eA Neilson--veb-Mar. 1934 © $30.00 2 60.00 Mecord, es of 11-235, paid to Jobn L. Apr.-Uec. 1934 y£0 00 180.90 sani ii ilholland, ©.S.C., Iredell County, _ — —_ —T tatesville, N.C. the same percentare creditors whose claims were ct J8ne-= 1935 20 600 20.00 tne provisions of Subsection 12. Section reb.e-Mar. 1935 « “65.00 150.00 ’ £18 (c) C.S. as amended by the 1933 Leg- ' $ 2612.11 islature. 420.16 fotal Selariea - Guiy proven. this payment made under | | Allen STow--Nov.e-vec. 1934 « 20.00 = 40.00 ; | | __ 190.00 | | advunces for Frotection of Asse 8: Taxes Tn y ‘oe ‘oOmmiac 3 A é AT? NY Wwwe 4nsurance, Commissions, etc. (é) ATTORNZY FEES: et Other Real sstate 95.128 187.00 25.00 260.00 _ G@0. A. Morrow, Mooresville, NC. a T0 a ies Zeb. Ve lurlington, Mooresville, N.C. CEARGES TO NET WORTH: Suren Jurney, statesville, N.C. ——— Unaudited Slaims $ 630.09 otal At Zliminations to: Proven Ulains: Comnon 630.09 200 vOrney Fecs 214,172.00 Sxpenses of Liquidation (Exhibit "c") 9,464.84 Sar "p", Interest Paid Total UVisbursements, Offsets and Vharges to Net Worth; Other than Losses on Assets oe aanaT TK (Exhibits "Ael" "B" ana "p" $126, 248-98 MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROL TNA Cash on Hand 11-2-35 00 rk closed 5-28-32 Liguidetion closed 11-8-6 i ~2-35 ; sed 5-28-53: 4,994.11 MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK USS ON assErs (Under Orders of VLourt): sh Items ang Overdrafts o aoe Cans and Viscounts 32,686.78 Oth, ing House, furniture end rixtures ¥ 080.00 er Heal Estate 62.50 Stock Assessments Due 110,081.43 Nidgpents 9,530.93 tks and sonds 7,220.34 $67,508.18 = <I = a a SUMMARY: (Losses by years as detailed in Annual — vourt Reports through 12-31-34 and dé= tail on Losses from 1-1-35 to 11-2-35). EPORT Ye RED iid De For Valenda For Calenda Less: Correction For Feriod from 528-32 throuvh 12-31-32 r r 3 y 4 to :rior xeports LOSS ON ASSETS (From 1-1-35 to 11-2-35): & KE M.Lowr ce eL.Pharr First securitie 40 « ooresviiie Loan 'rust bo. eLeSnith ef eomith state ..0.iiiller Pearl Hendersor Uwe White #.P.Carpenter e£.Kelly oF. Craver 3648 633 oF. Craver £93.38 oF. Craver 108 ,5é H.W. Davis Lt 0.00 eAeHelns 16.00 eL. Moore 171.81 $1,388.10 roceeds fro le 900.00 FeDe ern why sitchesac sing F.B.Al ander 899,53 M.E.Beaver 7.25 Jase Le lac lder eDL evelOostian aa e 0 «2.Caldwell 5262 of . L ter z 9995-00 Wel. Var ter 200 Lester U ey 045 Le] 100.00 neC.Deaton 450.00 E.C.Veaton 250.50 J.A.Gilbert 125.0C Jet. Graham 115.00 Johnson & Smit} 445.00 elly 10.00 1.W.Lowrance £1.40 F.L.Abernathy 35.75 Feit.Melleely 165.00 ‘lller rug vo. 51.52 3.H.Pricé 1,160.00 S.E.Slospe 136.09 T.B.Smith 37+.07 hos. J. Smit 1,175.00 E.A. Stilwell 15.00 Heile OW! ney £5200 M.A.leeter 90.00 NA. Woodfin 125.38 3,707.55 ; ; £00545? PetpeA erna thy 25200 J.A.Craven 55.92 - Freeze 300.00 D.L.! icKay 29.89 Mooresville furn. Co, 2,150.00 Mooresville ¥dy. Shop 599.32 5.A. Troutman 948,40 BeA.Troutman 1,000.00 C.A.Troutman 350.00 C.A.Troutman 10.00 C.A.THoutman 500.00 CeA.Troutman 600.00 L.L. Troutman 48.20 L.L.Troutman 1,000 100.00 _ SI 716.3 73 Proceeds from Sale 5240.99 _ None : 3725200 $18,513.16 50675 18482 2041 Le 700. 0 500.00 69.00 260.00 8.84 12.13 2.70 200.00 250.00 $6,701.98 4,475.74 1B. Alexander z,¢.ALman ¥.¢,ALlman saint ‘aptist Church 200.00 L. peal 100.00 - 140.00 59.01 4.L.Deal 1,BMiller TL.Hilkinson 150.00 __ 38 .&¢ 6 $688.27 _ Proceeds from sale 183.00. 1,6. Beatty “,¢,cornelius 4G. Belk — Jake Blackwelder 15.00 o8 ¥veese 95.00 2,0,Hager €-02 Jjonn P. Hudson 150.00 ,6,Hohnson oe 4,¢.Kennedy — 76 i,C.Parker 4490 WF, Suith -150 00 __ Proceeds from Sale _ 191.67 RC, Srawley 5,.L. Carrigan iF. Cowan E.R. Cowles PG. Edmiston LF. Craven /.B.Douglass 1,C.Johnsor ).L. Goodman iB Harrington 17.50 New Cgntury supply vo. 029 4.S,0vercash 55.00 Piegly-Wisely 1,533.96 iF. Smith 4,190.00 — $5,796075 Froceeds from sale 143.67 U.C.Moore J.L.Earris 100.00 Fred Eudson 25.00 i.H.Hudson 100 200 Johnson & Smith 500.00 Bl McNeely vo. 500.00 JM.Nantz 27.00 Sl , 28 92 200 ___ 14.0 200 Proceeds from sa 3.5.Bee] 4L.Pattersor ‘FP Smith .P,Teeter L.W.Umbercer 6B. Wilson ‘ 4.E.Wilson hw oO ACY Tre _— 17 ‘ vao ITEMS A) OVERDRAFTS: CoH. Smithdeal RANKING Hors: Tor, — sam we r SSRING HOUSE, FURNITURE AND FIXTURES: OTHER HEAL ESTATR: eee <a Mellon ls nd STOCK ASSE (ENTS DUE: ES SENT seas WPharrican ° Monces Pp, Brawley 496.80 Urs, J. -W.Caffey 399.99 its, N i ellie sete 7.29 , ol 500 .00 > $1,599.57 receeds from sale 20.50 srrigan oe Ohns on °°. Johnson ry z, STawley £48.00 905.27 9.84 54.60 14.00 624.00 ©5200 25.95 28.15 138.00 9.14 109.08 31.50 302.00 89.00 5,653.08 195. @) 1,238.00 26.200 80.00 46250 53.00 89.00 Oe aey 9.15 5.00 27925200 62-50 _ 250.00 1,579.07 350.00 202.06 1,400.00 490.00 26,775.51 62.50 “XHIBIT “D* VERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK MOORMSVII1.E, NORTH CAROLINA Bank closed 5-28-32. Jicvidation Closeg }) STOCK ASS®@ Continued Mrs. M.F.Nesbit Mrs. S.M.Patterson VR. & Mrs. W.M.Neel irs. HeN.H3w-rd Mrs. NsG.Moore JUDGMENTS: A.L.Starr W.#.Cornelius J.C.Sherrill Vrs. E.l.Cornelius F.8.Abernathy C.H.Brown C.R.Johnson $96.72 T.¥.Kerr 1,000.00 Wed Matheson <9.00 Myrtle Melchor 17.00 Myrtle Lelchor 80.00 Eel Miller 25.00 J C.Overcs sh 134.30 AeB.Parker 200.00 33,355.02 44.80 -~>- + 5150.90 700.00 3,287.22 Mrs. Jennie Carrigan 2350.00 P.S.Edmi st3n 543.00 C.C.Upright 140.00 V.W.Childers 61.78 WeP.Carpenter 60.00 C.R.Cashion 10°.17 P.B. Brawley > 76,89 JeAeGilbert 637.00 JeWeHeJohnson 103.50 JoR.Kennerly 77.00 BeC.Overcash 96.75 Fred Overcash 107.77 WeJ.Overcash 100.00 lula B. Owens 500.00 A.C.Winchester 65.00 $1,522.91 Proceeds from sale 54.75 1,488.16 W.C.Kennerly ii ani 243.00 F.P.Beaver 20.00 C.0.Cashion 336.27 Jas. W. Brown 429.26 J.F¥.J3hnston 104.75 GeB.Ketchie 631.00 D.W.lawrance, Jr. __ 80.70 7,703.12 $48,300.77 $67 , 508.18 losses (Por persid 1-1-35 to 11-2-35 Total losces EXHIBIT *y* MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK MOORESVI? IE, NORTH CARO]INA liquidation closed Allowed ag Common Claims Bank closed 5/26/32 ANALYSIS OF UNAUDIT2D CIAINS: Christine Howa rd--Interest on Srvings Account $127.75 Ora 1. Flowers--Interest on Certificate of Deposit 115.52 Mooresville Co-Op Creamery--Interest 3n G@rtificate of Deposit140.00 Mooresville Fuel Co--Accaunt Payalle 6.75 Pound & Moore “ompany--Account Payable 31608 Safe Guard Corporstion-- Account Payable 1 Young & Seldon Co., Account Payable oe Baltimore Sales Book Compahy--Account Payable 16.8 1)-e blic Utility Company ee riot Fisher Co.--Account Payable sville Telephone Company--Account Payable We godger 8 and Company--Account Payable i y,Norman--Rebate of Interest $6 unde yoRTH CAROLINA — soUNTY. OF IREDELL IN THE SUPERIOR COURT poUNTY. OF IREDELL IN THS MATTSR OF THE fERCHANTS AND FARMERS RANK, MOORHOVIJIE, N.C. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before HIS HONOR Felix E. Alley, Judge Presiding over the Courts of the 15th Judicial District vpn petition duly presented by Honorable Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks pan pe ’ and, ex Officio, Statutory Receiver of Merchants and Farmers Bank s-id petition nd, being attached hereto and made a part hereof as if it were included herein ver- tagim, and the Court finds as a fact that the attached petition of Gurney P, Hood, Commissioner of Banks, and the schedules embodied therein were presented in spen Court and no objection was revised t> the acceptance of the report and to closing the liquidation of tnis trust. NOW THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED, ADSUDGED AND DECRVEDs (a) THAT the scedules marked Exhibits A, A-1, B, C, D, and © respectively ee > fy 7 ie ) — nr = embodied in the attached petition of isnorable szurney P. n39d, USM missioner of Banks, are hereby accepted as a full and final report of Gurney P.Ho9d, Commissioner of Banks, and his agents. THAT Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks, and his sureties, his le re by leasec 1 fully discharged from agents and their sureties are hereby released on ully discharge €@ll liability by virtue of the liquidntion of Merchants and Farmers Bank, Mooresville, N.C. relix E. Alley Judge Presiding over the Courts of the 15th Judicial District. Done in Statesville, N. C. This the 29 day of Jan. 1935. "ORTH CAROLINA COUNTY oF IREDEI 1 IN THE SUBERIOR COURT PINAL REPORT AND PETITION IN THE PENDING CAUSE *OR REISASE AND DISCHARGE OF RECHIVER. aKING AND TRUST COMPANY SONY, NORTH CAROT INA a4 : and The undersigned petitioner, Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks, IN THE MATTER OF HARMONY ** officio, Statutory Receiver of Harmony Banking and Trust Company make this Me finad report and respectfully petitions the Court for his release and final ‘tcharge 88 such Receiver and showeth the Court; (2) THAT on the ona day of March, 1934, Harmony Banking and Trvst * ns ee ae 4 their sureties, be released and fully discharged from all liability by Company, a banking corporation, created end existing under the laws of North . : : - 43 . e : , etue of the liavidation of harmony Banking and Trust Ompany. " eae Carolina and theretofore doing a benking business in the Town of Harmony, ¢, » YOUNty C. I. Taylor of Iredell, State of North Carolina, found itself umable to meet its lisbilitie Attorney for Commissiower of Banks : es in the ordinary course of business and thereupon, by proper resolution of its SEA ho soRTH_ CAROLINA sonTH_CAROZIN Board of Directors, turned over its business and affairs to the undersigned Com — suse COUNTY missioner 2f Banks for liquidation under the provisions of «. ection 218 (c) Con. Gurney P. Hood, being duly eworn, depsses and says that he is the duly ap- stlidated Statutes as amended by Chapter 115, Fublic laws of 1627 and Chapter 243 apter 2 a“ Public Jaws 2f 1931. Notice oi rossessionves filed by the Commissioner 3f Banks printed, qualified and acting Commissioner cf Banks of North Cartlina, that he has ” ’ laa os an +he ; 5 Y*}) nit oc ww ln io~ . : . »g provided by law, in the Office 9f the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredel] nad the foregoing petition and that it is trve to his own knowledges excepting as County an the 3rd day sf March, 1934 at e ' f 310 Ae’. to matters st.ated on information and belief and as t3 such matters he believes it (2) THAT attached heret> and i de ' 1ereof and marked “xhibits A, A-] =a See P. H ’ surney P. Hood. (SEAL) B, C, D and & respectively are schedules showing : of the condition of © ; ; Q a sv j r the trust at the time possession was taken and at the gyorn to and subscribed before me , as ; os Ane . , c a statement of the receipts and disbursements 3i the t this the 24 day of Dec. 1955. Yabel Morris (NOTARY SEAT ) Jotary Public. ly commission expires July 7, 1957. renses of the receivership, showing the name of persons to. whom payments were made for personal and legal services, a statement of the Joss on Assets Account and a + } scheduled analysis of the Unaudited Claims Allowed. : : : 7 HARMONY RANKING & TRUST COJTAM) (3) THAT Statutory Preferned Claims in the amount af HARMONY, NORTH CARO] INA Secured Claims in the amount of $9,509.40 were Sa istied in full, Rank Closed 3-2-34 Balances Debit 3-2-3 Per audit + Praven Claims Common were reduced 25% by cash dividend amounting to $2,012.95 and, aw rad - 51 inc ft . ‘9 : 5 llnmny Tsohili¢t hove trades, amounting to 310,187.76. Unpraven liabilities have SOURCES: been reduced 25% or 317.92, which amount was pi 1 Milholland, C.S¢ , > ’ mount = “ash and Due from Banks $1,139.20 va «280 Itmes and Overdrafts 24.36 124.56 and and Discounts 31619.35 6.50 31,625.65 - bis fanking House, Furniture leims were duly pr nand th yos me und 1e@ provisions of Subsectis ate » fur r cleims Ww vly proven ar lie ps n under the provis and Fixtures 5,500.00 5,500.00 ther Heal Estate 1,994.45 1,243.1) 5257.56 “49cke and bonds 725.00 725.00 stenel stock Assessments I 10,200.00 10,200.00 amounting t2 $1,690.74 were pro » al i 0 his emount 3676.13 was allowed * meuSs UVC — as amounting t2 6S re properly allowed. f this emount $676.1 ludgmente 7,783.14 7,783.14 31,014.61 Other Assets 873.51 873.51 ha Iredell County, Statesville, N.© the percentage peid to creditore wy . ° o . ' 2 5 fe 4 anended by 1°35 +egislature. Unaudited Claims ~ preferred and presents th omount of Preferred Claims pal 4 ‘ nn : c s 3 : . of i id 2 8 was allowed as Common Cie ims on W 25% wae paid being the same percentage pa 41,250.87 _ the oro- Ae > ny to all Common Claimants ond included in that total. \dve nces mode for t na on Balances Ralances to $857.64 was pil Credit Credit 32-54 l]-2-35 borrowed money. The Expense of linvidotion amounted t3 $2,586.28. JABILITIESs Per Audit tection of assets amounted to $146.41. Interest amounting (4) THAT all of the asvets of th e trust heve been collected, compromise’ imividua Deposits Unsecured : $5,741.59 5, 741659 Trectcates of Deposit : ,intecurea 16,375.54 16,575.54 ies 8 Checks 7,24 7.24 i tort Tet waravable-Secured 9,014.17 nano" 8rths Co pitalg10,200.00 Surplés 101,59 a 10,098.41 28,150.87 11,959.86 6,092.60 ; ree sr sold. Such compromises and sales have been submitted to the resident or P “y Scans sa : , ig siding judge ond approved by hin. There nsw remains in tne hands on the unde signed petitioner no assets for the further satisfaction of the bank's cred WHEREFORE, THE PETITIONER PRAYS THE COURT THAT 3 Sto ORDER BE ISSUND DSCRHNING? iftck Ascecement oti veld tae? 10,200.00 10,200.00 (a) THAT the schedules marked Exhibits A, A-1, B, C, D and ® respe Naan Claims 1,690.74 1,690.74 “ , Vtion of Jiab y P. Hoods Com piteets pree Seee 4,346.44 4,346.44 ven Claims: Preferred 676.13 676.13 missioner of Banke and his agents. Secured © Oro eae hs 038,83 ts . C 12,200.71 18,239.54 6, ° and his seen" Tnereven LieMiities "17.92 71.69 53.77 attached herets, be accepted as a full and final mport of Gurne (b) THAT the acts of Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks, { 6 there? a ae eee og 6 done in the liquidation of this trust and in the distribution of the asses $41,250.87 $117,902.22 $117,902.<2 - 00 be fully approved. nis agen? (c) THAT Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks, his sureties’ Bank Closed 3-2-34 ANAIYSIS OF NE ADDITIONS: HARMONY BANKING AND TRUST Can PAY Y HARMONY, NORTH CAROLINA WORTH S-25343 Capital Surplus Capital Stock Assessment Incomes Exhibit “RB” Reductisns in Jiabilities hy Compromises, Trades, etc. DEDUCTIONS Expense of liquidation loee on Assets Unauditédd Claims Interest Paid --Bills NeBe Expense of lLiquida Income Operating Deficit Bank Closed 3-22-34 RECEIPTS AND )ISBURSEMEN re s Exhibit "c* Exhibit "D* EXhibit "z* Payable welias tion we 2°86. ea 844,54 $2,541.86 Liquide tion C sahide tion C 1osed 11. nm 010,200.00 103.59 910,098, 4) 910,200.00 844,54 £15.32 11,959, 66 065058, 29 @ 2,386.22 23,216.07 857.484_ 328,150,897 6,092, 60 SSO ee. GE SEE | Oncaea eae Geneeeenenee ene HARMONY BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY HARMONY, NORTH CAROL IN iw 4 a ar A AOmRmIM woe TW WOM vwrAapm AND ACCRETIONS IN NET YORTH s ee eee Cash Received from Auditors Reduction in Cash Items Tess: losses (Exhibit "p") Reductions in Joans &@ Discounts 124.36 113.86 ww and Overdrafts ~ 331,625.65 lees: Stocks and Bonds Accepted in full or part s:tisfaction of Notes3750.00 Notes reduced to Judgments Josses (Exhibit "p") Collectisns, Offsets and 7,783.14 £506.13 18,014.27 Lales Reduction in invesément in Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures lese: losses (Exhibit *p") Proceeds from Sales Reduction in Other Renl Estate less: losses (Exhibit "D") Proceeds from sles Reductions in Stocks and less: losses (Exhibit "p*) Proceees from sale Reduction in Judgments 3 5,500.00 2,600.00 3,237.56 85.04 Bonds $ 725.00 __ 5.63 lese: Real Estate accepted in full satisfaction of Jua losses (Exhibit "p") Collections and Sales 7,783.18 gment $1,100.00 1,598.17 2,698.17 AL Liovide tion Closed lst $1,139.20 10.50 13,611.38 2,200.00 3,152.52 719.57 5,084.97 ons in Other Assets si (Exhibit *"D") sallections and Sales ONS IN NET WORTH: ACCRETIONS LN _! | ction in Stock Assessments Due ay Lessee (Exhibit "D") HARMONY BANKING 873.51 21.25 $10,200.00 —— 8454.98 1,745.02 TYUTRIT *ne 4sediad Jd a? sary ro AIT MOTTem AAI zs AND TRUST COM? AT HARMONY, NORTH CARCIINA tonk Closed 5-2-54_— eee oe ACCRETIONS IN NST WORTH: CONTINUED yductions in liabilities 5 915.3: Income: Interests Notes $ 577.28 Miscellaneous Income 227.26 Rents ‘i 10.00 : 244.54 29,004,687 Total Receipts and Accretions in Net Worth $50,144.07 DISBRUSEXENTS, OFSETS AN) CHARGES 70 NET V0! Hs Reduction In Deposit and Other liabilities: Per audit Individual Deposits » 5,741.59 Certificstes of Deposit 16,375.54 Cashier's Checks 7.24 Accounts Payable 15.92 Mlle Payable _£,014.17_ 331,152.46 distribution of above liabilities Proven Claims . . Secured 9,509.40 Common 17,224.93 Unproven 71.69 26 806.02 ffsete 34,546.44 Proven Claimsl Preferred: Paid in full 676.15 c vecured? Paid in full Common--Dividends Paid (25%0 Reductions via Compromiees and Trades oof of all Unproven liabklities ips ches as of 11-2-35, paid to al Milholland, C.S.C., Iredell eas Statesville, N.C* being the Thoge centage paid to Creditors ihe Claime were duly proven. ‘his Sobsect mde under the provision of re fon 12, Section 218 (c) C.S. amended by the 1933 legislature A ‘ae for Protection of Assets: » “hsurance, Commissions, etc. One and Discounts er Real Estate $9,509.40 32,012.95 ’ 10,187.76_ 12,200.71 17.92 $ 6.30 143.11 sl 149.41 ry Ps § Ee ~ EXHIBIT *D* HARMONY BANKING AND vRUST COMPANY EXHIB) T apm HARMONY BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY HARMONY, NORTH CARO] INA_ gnk Closed S-2-54 liquidation Closed 11-2-35 HARMONY, NORTH CAROLINA _— tA 1998 ON.ASSETS_(Under orders 9f Court) Bank Closed 3-2-34 Tigquidatiasn Clo ine — a aaa t on Closed 11~2.35 sash Items and Overdrafts 3 113.86 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS: Continued jane and Biscounts — 7 ©,506.13 wanking House, Furniture and Fixtures 2,600.00 CHARGES TO NET WORTH: other Real Estate 85.04 gecke and Bonds ; 5.63 Unaudited Claims (Exhibit "5") $1,690.74 sock Assessments Due 8,454.98 Eliminations tos rudgme nt § 1,598.17 Proven Claims other Assets __ 852.26 Preferred 5676.13 Total (Exhibits "S-1" and *B* $23,216.07 Common 1,014.61 1,6$0.74 eee - 00 Expenses of Jicuidation (Exhibit *c*) 2,<86.22 SUMARY : losses age detailed 3n Annual Court _ — Report through 12-31-34 und detail Interest Paid--On Bills Payable 857.84 on losses from 1-1-35 to 10-2-35,. Total Disbursements, Offsets and Charges to Net Worths SPORT s_ Other than Iesves on Assets (Exhibits "A-1", "B® and "Dp" $30,144.07 wor Period from 3-2-34 through 12-31-34 $ 482.21 Cc sh on Hand 11-2835 00 10SSES ON ASSETS (From 1-1-2325 t> 11-2-35) ee ere CASK ITEMS AND OVERDRAFPTS: Cash Items: Ey Public (‘ale AHIBIT *¢C* C,H .Dearman ~7.50 1.H Hick 01-40 HARMONY BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY ¥95 290 SR EE AD ARV OT CORPALY Ireceeds from Sale-Prorated 1.00 » 57.90 HARMONY, NORTH CAROLINA mA PTS Bank Closed 3-2-34 liguidation Clased 1]-2-35 diguidation Closed 1]-2-5 ty Public Sale: Charles Blackwelder 5.95 EXPENSE ANALYSIS: ¥.ABristol 30.29 nar Rose P, Carter 202 (1) Salaries $410.00 F.V.Cass +O2 (2) Attorney Fees "472.00 farmony Furpiture Company 1.05 Court C> ts 521.12 D.HiHay es Ol Insurance and Taxes 116.69 iaggie Hicks 5-00 vtamps and Stationery 70.85 mx ones 4.04 Heat, light & Fuel 9.48 eB oRes vis 0Se Telephone and Telegre ph 45 aon Thorpe 9.07 Travel _—* 388.9% irs, M.J.Tomlin 4.05 "xtra Hire 60.33 CA.Grose & Brothers 5.00 Supervision 181.93 65.00 Audit 113.95 Proceeds from Sale-Prorated 9.05 $ 55.96 3113.86 Sundries 10.89 T Total (Exhibits *A-1" and "3B" $2,386.22 EXHIBIT "Dp" eee HARMONY BANKING AMD TRUST COMPANY EXPENSE ADDENDA: _ HARMONY, NORTH CAROLINA __ (1) Salaries: tank Closed 3-2-34 Liguidatian Closed 1l-2-55 ReoM.Saccer } April 1934--danua ry 1935 @ $10900 3 100.00 sOANS AND DISCOUNTSs C.A.Neil son ¥ Public Sale: April 1954 --Janvary 1935 @35.00 3 50.00 vem Tomlin §384.9¢ February 1935--June 1935 @1$25.00 125.00 sum Tomlin 95.16 July 1£35--October 1935 @ 330.00 120.00 295.00 Sam Tomlin 250.00 casa <9 Tomlin 490.00 ‘an Tomlin 130.84 Allen Brown vehn W. Heath 110.50 November 1934--Janvary 1935 © $5.00 15.00_ 00 icur Holmes 22.50 §_410.0°— . a leach 175,24 , ‘Windsor and J.C, (2) Attorney mes: eet 25.00 Adams and Dearman, “ttorneys 25.00 Pk nabs Barnard reap + J+C.Sharpe, Attorney 10.00 oie armen 327.00 Buren Jurney, Attorney 437,00 R Pullen 80.00 eee cee 472,00 *E.Steele 24 GE, g oo Tort Charles Blackwelder 30.00 h Bedder 13.15 By oe, Combs 50.37 Pav} eilinger 50.00 5 A. R.E.Geither 50.00 AR tiger 109.56 4. Howard 34.45 “alter & E.W. Jenkins 298.00 Ovid Pullen 15. 1 JeHe-& Nizzie Tharpe 10.00 B.C.Messidk et vx 6.96 A.C.&.Javada Rumple 50.00 Byron Br-dburn 100.00 Mabel & WA .Bristol be0 10000 Vabel & W,.A.Bristol 1,260.72 Mabel & W.A.Bristol 709.59 RF Gaither 895.00 RF Gaither 162.25 MiL.& Carrie Godfrey 200.00 ReGlenn & Janet Grose 11.90 J«C.Holmee Jumber Co, 845.00 0.2. Brewer 200.C0 ReFeNicholson 87.68 JeaA& JeMeRumple 200.00 Bebe&eRlanche Shaver 150.00 T H.St~fford 40.56 FeW.York 58.00 Sed eHolland 700 .00 BeAe& Bessie Turner 56.50 JB eKestler & U.I].Roseman 100.C0 Carl Harp 16.96 J.C,Holmes iumber Co. 150.00 WeRe& Mrs. WeRMills 05,00 Je.N.Dobssn 1356.18 C.A.Grose & Bro. et al 192.65 C.A.Grose & Bro. et al 24.85 C.AeGrosé & Pro. etal 51.20 J.D. & JH.Compton 10.00 SeJ.& W.D.Tharpe 100.00 SeJ.& W.D.Tharpe 75.00 S.J.& W.D.Tharpe 44.61 WeD.& Mrs. W.D.Tharpe $9.7] ReB.é Mrs. R.B.“aithe: _65.00 | $11,259.24 2 Prorated Z 9228.69 3 9,030.55 EXHIBIT “D* HARMONY BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY HARMONY, NORTH CAROLINA RANKING HOUST, FURNITURE AND FIXTURNS? Banking House $1,900.00 Furniture and Fixtures 700.00 OTHER RSA ESTATE: By Public Sales R.E.Shaver b nd 3 4.65 DeE.Hayse land 80.39 JUDGMENTS: By Public Sales TB Wetmore, et al 650.00 Graham York 250.00 JeC. & AA.Cartner 59.00 W.P.Hager 510.99 JeClyde Kelly 100.00 C.R.&.J.H.Nicholson 451.97 0.G.Sills & N.S.Gaither 531.90 W.B.York & Son 247.05 CoM.& Nettie Yooten 79.09 Graham York & Wife 14.99 C.S.Albea & Wife 175.92 CoN., NoG. & W.R.Holmes 1.10 ReHey OB. & G.W.lankdord 147.53 JeH. & C.R.Nicholson 449.45 $3,428.99 _ Proceeds from Sale-Prorated 1,830.82 STOCK ASSNSSMENTS DUD: Dr. F.B.Gaither # 300.00 Oscar R. Mills 100.00 By Public Sales “ eA. Bristal $5,400.00 Tiguide tion Closed 1]-2:% $2,600.00 85.04 1,598.17 100.00 0 nda Combs 500.0 py.g2ither 100.00 i+ tankford 300.00 j MoHaye 8 ty lapkford 200.00 £,DeTrarpe — e 00 m ose 100.00 qA.Bristol 100.00 1 ReReece 200.00 1p, York 100.00 1,F, Messick 100.00 1,8.Williams 100,00 nristol Ge tha rpe 100.00 ¢,5,Albdea 500.00 ).M.Ausley 200.00 flisabeth B. Gaither 300.00 yaggie Hicks 100.00_ $8,400.00 HARMONY BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY HARMONY, NORTH CARO] INA Bank Closed 5-2-34 STOCK ASSUSSINTS DUEsContinued Proceeds from Sale--Prorated $345.02 $3 8,054.98 $8,454.98 OTHER ASSETS: By Public Sales Claim against Commercial National Bank, Statesville, N.C. 52.26 Teteal for Period from 1-1-35 ts 10-2-35 p22 .734.86 <ereplenreemicnsstnans Total (Exhibits "A-1" and *3B") 2<5_216.07_ Se hs ae ae nem ae BXHIBIT "E* HARMONY BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY HARMONY, NORTH CAROLINA Rank Closed 3-2-34 ers apices liquidation clased 11-2-35 ANALYSIS OF UNAUDITED CLAINSs J3 OWSD _ COMMON C1AINS : BAND ALLOWED AND ) IN UL. PAID 25%. 6-27-34 JeR.Joyner, Cashier--Salary to 3-3-34 $146.0( : Statesville Printing Co.--Accounts payable $ 2.50 Stotesville Printing Co.--Account Payable 2250 : Geo. D.Barnard Co.--Account Payable 25.94 Harmony Telephone Co.--Account Payable 3225 . Brady Printing Co., Acesunt Payable 47.70 Reconstruction Fianace Corporation i Error in Bills Payable 99495 . Interest on Certificates 2f Deposit 855.19 Gurney P, Hood, Commissioner of Banks, 1935 Special and 1934 Annual Examina- tions $100.00 Report furnished R.F.C. , $2.80 i 102.80 “17-34 Southern Stamp and Stationery Co., 12.) Account Payable 14.53 oa +own of Harmony--I932 Thymes 7.50 “91-34 Charlatte Country Clearing Association 918.35 wonett_ Ovtstanding 56.95 “55 W.Ray Plott, T»x Xollector, Iredell . County, 1932 Taxes 176.79 W.Roy Plott, Tax Collector, Iredell 25.35 CUMtY 1933 Taxes 23.653 Weldasg goes Iredell County--Court Cost 15.20 “eRoy Plott, Tax Collector Iredell County, 1927 thru 1933 Taxes Other Nepeg Real Estate 137.61 epuse ~own of Harmony--1933 Taxes 11.75 5 Compton and Bristol ee 25.45 $676.15 $1,014.61 SUMMARY llowed Preference and Crame 4 in full "ah, a Claims Allewed and paid 25% 1,014.61 T Mal Unaudited Claims $1,690.74 NORTH CARCLINA COUNTY OF IREDEII IN THE SUPERIOR cougr NT HE MATT@R OF THE HARMONY ay i 24s th mcr BANKING AND TausT COMPANY TARKONY, NORTH CAROLINA THIS CAUSE coming 2n to be heard, 2nd being heard, before HIS HONOR, Felix? Alley, Judge Presiding over tue Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District, upon peti. tion duly presented by Honorable Gurney P. H29d, Commissioner of Banks, and ex offic; Statutory Receiver of Harmony Banking and Trust Company, Harmony, N.C., said petition being attached heret9 and made a part hereof as if it were included herein verbatia, : the Court finds as a fact tuat the attrched petition of Gurney P. Hood, Commission, and the schedules embodied therein were presented in Open Court and no Objecti was raised t> the acceptance of the report and to closing the liquidation of this ty NOW THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECRENDs (a) THAT the scedules marked Uxhibits A, A-1, B, C,D ahd bodied in the attached petition of Honorable Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks, ;: hereby accepted as a full and final report of Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner 3 and his agents. (bv) THAL the acts of Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks, °nd his agents, done in the licuvidation of this trust and in tne distribution acsets thereof are hereby fully approved. (c) THAT Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks, and hi sureties > re hereby released end fully discharged rom the licvidatiaon of Harmony nking and Trust Compary i > a Felix E. Alley Presiding over tt Done in Statesvil N.C Cour f th Dist Thies the 29 day IREDE]]. COUNTY R.C.A Manufacturing Co. VS. JUDGMENT William Rhodes and Willis The above entitled cause coming on to be heard and teing heard, before r undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the Bal a ' . ty © ters in convtroversy arising wpon the complaint in this cause, hve been settled ; the plaintiff and defendants: It is therefpre, on mation of A.J Starry, Attorney 19? plaintiff, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court thot the above entitled cause * and the same is hereby non-suited and dismissed. Witnees my hand and seal this Sth day of March, 1956. John l. Milholland Clerk Superior Court sorte CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ane. COUNTY BEFORE THE CLERK Mayhew, Re K. MCNeely, nivC. Co MeNcoelys surviving ‘ortner’s of the firm Mayhew & yesee}y Companys composed of aaa : 8, Meyhew, Re K. McNeely, SUDIEINT ig, yNeely and D. K. Me~ wayand Mrs. De Ke McNeely, jsinistratrix of De Ke McNeely, ceased le 3 vs. z, 4. Childers and Minnie bison Childers This cavse coming 9n ta be heard before hr « Milholland, C.S.C. 9n nday, March 9, 1936 2 nd it appearing th 1636 and the verified complaint therein was mi copy of the complaint were served on January ays ave elapsed since the filing of the ini the summone on the defendants ond thr It is therefore ordered and sdjudged that ‘ndants the sum of $607.64 with interect thereon 1836 and the cost of this action. I1t is furtner ington be and tmplaint at public auction to the highest ntice in some newspaper of esvch: ale for' hirty day: and by p3eting a notice of the Mmeot the Courthouse door and four public places in Iredell County, NeCe,y Hid sale to be at the Court Hause ‘elings to this Court immediately and Monday, March 9, 1936. ¥0 TH CAROLINA SUPERIOR : THE SU? ENELL COUNTY ndiettstead, Individually, Mg as Milstead Service Station vs JUDGMENT Rey lackey This cause coming to be heard before his Honor, John 1. Milholland, le ; : vk Superior Court of Iredell County on this the 9th day of March, 1956, and 4 a it *ppearing to the Court that this action was instituted in this court on the th day of October, 1935, at which time the plaintiff filed a verified complaint ing “Umma n g Wasissved and placed in the hands 5f the Sheriff of Iredell County; hae PLE Le SS ead Cae ome eer se ne ee BA = ae oo - en “ in a4 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT G4 5 7a —— cL : bail dB iy MAR CH fe ERM ’ . J 30 i rf s 4 7 P MONDAY ,M&RCH 9, 1330 mt TRB that a copy of the verified complaint and summons were served on the defendant if } iP ee | on Oct. 15, 1935 and the defendant has failed to answer, demur 35r, | ’ v ’ z r plead to the Yor th Carolina, . 1" j , th laintiff and the plaintiff claims $35 with 4 ash. : “ea ie a ee aoe action of the plainti n e plainti Claims $35..04 with interest from rredell County. Merch Term, 1330. eae Be ie ‘ i ia Avg. lst, 1935, due by way of 2pen account; Ve an | Ws RE ey It is, therefore, ordered and decrecd that the plaintiff r of Vibe ’ ’ tiff recover of the Be it remembered that/#a Superior Court becun - eld in and for cial ‘i 2E€gun and hel an Pog 2 defendant the sum 9f $555.04, with interest from August 1, 1635 ana ‘7 4 s » ig and that th . net ira a B 7 bili aie © de. the State and County eforesaid, on the jth dsy of Mex ch, 1336, A. Ov. en end batik fendant be taxed with the costs df this action. 7 -_ ; OA DER yhere dis Honor Felix E,. Alley, Juize Presiding ani Yolding Sourts for the Fif- ae ae if ) Hy 5 John Ll. Milholland = ° 4 th Juijicial District Maren Term, 1j50, is : on eat Aa i teen > “A , ~ pas _ 7 a . Ta Clerk Superior Court I , ha i - ‘ redel] nt ’ Wine . Wink 2 39H . . : 1 id County ds We ate ore, hei, D2 16T Se f Ire jell ©; unty, LS Y SE t 3 Jj rée he| em d | a ec CAr>; no . the fnf)71) ‘ 4 } e, hk turned into onen Court the neres of le following zood und lawful men to serve | q : , » hie orn at n ’ 4 . ! A as jurors for this term of Court, toewit: Ww. 2. Blee ier. J, ¥, 8 ‘ | Nd . > 2 aw T aS J y . a 3 de 2. irdc SK, Ce tie 4 ln, i a Je ’ . Ue Le Le t v. <3 erly, a) 4 T Team her ¢ ) oO e on ’ De er + _ wt oe Tur kLg Veo Be BS 2ce ite be AL Sas she he ve LU, be Ve Be dine 1, Bie We 1 1) , Ra nq T ih ‘ ly ’ Ty pa Tilley, F. E. Goodin, T. E. McNeely, &. H. Clerk, Ira D. Hefner, J. P. Alexander, ‘. cs RM dale Bee Snag ie atety a mies vw Ome i Pe wy em GLE Py ae sel pay a Nee tal map See wa Couette PE estas a it lee pau Yoe and aftr eh rc ~” ‘ ro : i Geo. W. Dotson and L. C. le n. ae) S a H 28 T t oe a na ® + c , 4 Ded) es Be tmore land, - A. Lewis end Oo. A. VDeera ere t served. Pe Le , & a rT . aie a i eT bg i ¥. L. Cutting was excused by the Court. | pa wh ye q ‘ @ ty 4 090. T Aarninn tyroqing « o inn 4 7 odd t ee e en)liedA ’ $4 + er bp a ie : jey we WOLLOT, F 1 Tl 1S z a ly 4 d viidl 3 , 4 A Lu OV Ol, P iat Furniture Co. ) Thereupon, the Court it crier to call the EB AREER ag To +2 ra) Oss ‘ +8 4 3 ; Vs. ( tift t. fte e iff felled to i SERRE i 1. B. Mills, end Mrs. WwW. Be. fea er, t court order ne cease nonesuited, ood ih a) A ne ar ' .S y / i wit ; Hy met i ORB he i bi ; ' ; sy te ; Se } ' SQ a“ 7 . , g i l= CC. F. Meecham ) Continued \ vs. { } Tv Louis Gordon } l054- Pioneer Het Cor pany ) Continued vs. ‘ J. Strause ) 1073- J. R, Johnson Continued by consent : vs. Pure O11 Co. of Cerolinas, Ine, : <_<|_:— 72%- In Re: C et of Will of § Continued by Consent | Lland | ; _03- Mrs, Nell F. Devis, Trading | loing business as Stat ) ville Florel Co, ' ’ 4 vs. J. Ven Henford, Florist 1152. A J YJelm nla ‘ ° . . ms Jr vy iio Fis a is ’ Se ntinued Guerdien Ai Litem, A.J. ” Helms r vs. ‘ | R. C. McConnell ee ait ie IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THe oo tess COURT MARCH TERM, 1336 MAKCH TERM, ° VONDAY ROHS. 13%6 > a ‘ Wa NL 9 vat US L440 ov NDAY, MAKCH 7% 1336 a? 33 be: ol 7 . TIT) oe JURY- W. P. Blackwelder, Worth Carolina In the Superiar Court ) Murdo J. A mlin, Thomas 3B, Willis 3 J. E : , ) Renks “Slacks ly, oe Turby f La. W ’ 17 i Jredell County mG reh Tern, 19506 R, T. Nesbit 2 C, Rediond. Ralph Beane, 4 Minor, by his next Friend, Albert Beane, RTH CAROLIN SUPERIOR COURT vs TREDELL y vi Henkel. \ TT nt DY mr . s 1 Ine ) he se r4 2 ¥ tr - 2K a = DIVORCE JURY- The following itd we Pe Blackwelder, J. F. Clendent: This ceuse coming on to be heerd et the March 1350 Term of Iredell . a id T fi Tom n Than: s . ; r 1 + on 2 - Lis SD0MES Ue ill Lam IS, ¢ &. wOthe ty, Joe Turbyfill, G. ™. Wallece, R. L. Rimmer, R. T. Nesbit s: 3 @ SUOMLY Gi mond being sworn ana empanalled answer the issues as follois: Superior Court before the uniersicned Judze ! ling the ; of the Fifteenth Judicial District, and deinr hee upon the pleadings, s ement f the parties and evide earing to the Cour hat this is an ection brought ISSUES : aig by the minor plaintift l. Did the plaintiff and the defeniant intermarry as alleged in the complein t } y : pleint? the pleintiff claims thet he w ‘uck by en automobile owned Answer: Yes 9 — ‘ ; eas —— a on the 16th day o! cember tb in the y of Mooresville 2. Has the plaintiff deen e@ rt ie f the : t f North Carolina for § i he C t ti +} oc ‘ iw . : 5 the vour tné of more than two years prio 1e in yn this action’ 7 __ Answer in the as alleged in th the before the commencem IN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUN see TD OL rae . 2 wVUvslia ld Malt sifu, 4j)Y thet t pleintiff Nettie Wilkins | recover of the fendant the sum 50 .( and that in addition, tne jefendant vs ry VENT pay for the use and benefit of ti: p ntiff the sum of $50.00 to the Lowrance A Dee Wilkins Hospital i in Mooresville, taxed by the as fn , 4 » tne mn = ai} We i. ] } i , and being heerd, bd e H donor, Felix clerk of the Court end that i ment Ss! in full, finel and complete E. Alley, Sr. Judce Pre f id e ry, at the r Court compromise and adjustment of ell me rs and things tween the parties. t Sig n e States e. March 9th, 1750. of Iredell County; and the Jury havine answered all Signed and entered at Stetesville, Ms gh, 292 £ rn tn ’ ‘ the favor of the plaintiff end egeinst the defendant, as fully appears in the Felix E. Alley } - < y An aan f£ A + yn } r } is, therefore, on motion of hn Rk, Attorney for tne Plaintiff, Judce Presiding n, Ordered, Adjudeed and decreed: TREKERERARRA RAE EE RA SERA EERE ER ee a OR OF he ORR OR ATE AOR RO AO A ATE A OE ROE FIRST: That the bonis of metrimony heretofore subsisting between the plaintiff and defendent be, and they sre hereby, absolutely dissolved; That the plaintiff pefendant, North Carolina, In the Superior Court Nettie Wilkins be, and she is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the Dee Wilkins. Iredell County. Mareh Term, 1950- SECOND: Thet th » the eon , ‘ the court. ” : © pleintit® pey the costs of this setion to bs sexed CoA, Kyles, Stockholder of the jefendant ) Company, i a¢ thers | h 6 n behalf of himself and eli otne This the 9th day of March, 1936. | who msy come in and make themselves plaintiffs, Vs JUDGMENT Felix £. Alle ‘ Juaze Presiding Moore-Kyles Chevrolet Company, Inc. N THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 1536 WU LN LJ AY , MAR CH bs ’ ly 36 IN 1HE SUPERIOR COURT 415 : MARCH TERM, 1,536 i ey a TUESDAY, MAKCH 10, 1556 er ae tw This cause coming on to be heard upon the final report of the Re a 7 Court t cw s om = co t :. ~ < , March 9, 1540 poet aa , f f ( 2 he eae : 1 4 le/e 16e¢s according t ceiver of the above named defendant, snd being heard, before His Honor, Felix This Honorable/convenes acc \ : Alley, Judze Praesiding, and it appesrins to the Court that said R ae Ae ‘clock for the dispatch of business. ’ = €ceiver has et 9:50 0 pe dill — Seer pe filed his final report, and that from said report the receipts and disburs Rag ATER eat Fs = ere a ; x ; Cments , } Soma pg A } of the receiver, thet the same are proper and should be allowed, and thet said 10652 Me Ae Bleckwelder & wife SONTINUID i thet sa l Receiver should be allowed the sum of $100.00 as compensation and inet Jack V vs. i he } 4 14 } ’ ; f > a anv a ¢ iy Joyner should be allowed the sum of $100.00 as attorney fee for attorney for 4. We Rankin Co. et al ' if + 44U | 7 7 said Receiver: i Wlle R. M. Bra ley, trading ?s ) It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court thet the receipts R. M. Brewley * Comoany ’ of said receiver and disbursements ere hereby approved. The said veceiver is s \ ; } allowed the sum of $100.00 as compensation for his services end the said Jack R. M. Holmes y awe 4 Joyner is ellowei a fee of $10).00 as attorney for seid Receiver, It is further "ae 1256+ Merthe Fekoury . 5 —_ } : nN 1 ) ordered that seid receiver pay the Court Costs, and prorete the bddlane to the ; vs ’ county of Iredell ani the City of Statesville as taxes according to their re- \ t J ACK ’ ef spective cleims as set out in the report of the Receiver. It is further ordered i i on ec 2 ; + } ’ cS oe yu ee) 2] Ye 7 D ‘ ia t Se. LO TZ, Senn thet upon lis it he above judgment, the Receiver and ai “ l1jR= C. Mu. Steele, 4. 0. Steele,al ) JURY- I - williams, J. &. J erg, Senks } Ke ly, «. D. Tilley, T. 4. MeNeely, L. C. 1 rzed, vs ) Hend 1, Claude Albes Le fee. J. de ' {T as, os me t re 1, T. D. Moore & | Eugene L. Cannon }J. B. Ives. The v s1ed jurors «.ere sworn ; Felix &. Alley bs ; ‘ Judge rresidi id In this case the Court in it’ scr thira y saere & ie wrth nistrieal, end the plaintiffs ere pe ted f ell be S to texe th NRMP RRA RADHA RARER EDD PRP AARP RARER EE DARPA DAMA AAD AR RAD RA AA RAR ADA | e voluntary non suit herein. od i Af | ‘ 3 : u cL. © Ge ‘ } Sontinued, | ; - : / iii ee ee Pee ee ee ee TERRE REAR ARR RRR AAD } . . a y y bes l } North Cerolina, 4 IN 1H& SUPERIOR COURT, tredell County. . , me y ) Ye i. P. Blac er, ds Re race , de Be 1S \ l, CUrBVTiil, Gs ° SS, He dee 70., Inc, { Ri I it é + Be ‘ qr t ye ; ' oe = eT -. —. qo Kete Clark ) The following jury: Thos. 5. willisus, d. 4. Oly, Sense | : ; tg ee ; . e aa ere 3 rn KennerlLy, M. U. zhi Le Y;, Se E. ay CNECLY, hue “we 4 rs n, Claude , x7 iro! vs s - ; a Lu a4 aw A Ae a Stenr —. lo. : Lited i ( Albea, L. B. Lee, J. I. Thomas, vs *. vieni . oe a ? + ¥ 3 Luv 4 @ — 0 ’ +hs = , Pp 6G tO 7s : ) and J, B. HZerle, being sworn and empanelled suer the issues ) , fom Clerk ) submitted to tiem es follows: | ' ' . > Vere ee ; : mieeday Mornin SS3 U & Se fs Si U r OLE 2 iT tases recess until pUucsUuGy = sp g i = ==+=-= larah ~ © ct . © 2 - r . Haws l. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleced in the Complaint? ) / Answer: Yes : JUDG PRESIDING 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant livei separate and apart for two years lor to the institution of this action? Answer: Yes 3. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the state of North Carolina for "ne year prior to the institution of this action? Answer: Yes IN THE SUP-RIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1946 TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1936 North Carolina, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Iredell County. Kate Clark -VS-e oe 86 68 os %° Tom Clark This cause coming on to be heard and being heerd before His ionor, Felix E. Alley, Judge Presiding, and = jury, and the followine issues havine Deen answered in fevor of the plaintiff: Vere the plaintiff and defendant marriei as alleged in the complaint? Have the vlaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for two years action? resident of the st: te of North Cer action? &@ fact that tnere were two children years old and Mary Clerk, maintained said children ntrol of them. Fe ee a eer ee ae ; aJJUDGED AND DECREED that the same he LUNE This the 10 day Felix £. Alley JUDGE PRESIDING. HEAR ARAAR AR R EA RRAAO AD MERAH RA REE NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COUR‘ IREDELL COUNT ” COURT E. eed Plaintiff, following Jury: w. P. Bleckwelder, J. R. Marder’, fash Furniture Comoanv .* A. Tomlin, Joe Turbyfill, 3+ W. wallace, Be hs Soe Sadana KR. T, Nesbit, L. C. Redmond, F, E. Goodin, w. H. Clark, Defendent Ire D. Hefner and J. P. Alexander, being sworn and empanelled, answer the issues es follows: ® 1, Wes the plaintiff injurea dy : alleged in the complaint? yu! y the negligence of the defendant, 4 Answer: No ST 2. Did the plaintiff, by h W a allezed in the Answer, is own negligence, contribute to nis injury,aes Answer: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 1936 TUESDAY, MAKCH 10 . 1350 3. What damages, if any, is the Answer: NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOK COURT, MARCH TERM, 1956. IREDELL COUNTY. M. E. Ramsey, TITAS OATIT JUUGINEIN . } } ) ) ) Nash Furniture Company, This ceuse coming Superior Court of Iredell Presiding, and a jury, and the the plaintiff injured as allesed in the answer? 3. What demages, if any, And the jury having rendered it's ve It is therefore ordered, adjudced an € ed that he leintiff take nothine by this action, plaintiff its cost. Felix BE. Alley Judge Presiding. TORO OR OOK AOR OR RR ROR bok ORR AR tO eR OR RK OR OR OK RF OK ROR OR OR ROR OR OR A OR AR OR RR OR North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, 1936. Martha Fakoury Vs. John Mack heard at this Term of the Superior Court of This cause coming on to be Iredell County before His Honor, Felix Alley, Judge Presiding, upon the motion of the defendant for ea continuance, and it appesring to the Court that the defendant is suffering with a heart eiliment, and is unable to attend Court, and thet he is very likely not to be able to attend Court for triel in the future, and it further appeering to the Court that the cause should be tried, and thet the plaintiff asks thet his depositions be taken; “Se eEsE ee aa os me « ee a Se = Re eeneneer: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 1936 8 MARCH TERM 1936 TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1936 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1936 > 4 , | This Honorable Court convenes accordine to adjournment Wednesday Mornings It is therefore, ordered that this cause be continued to the Next y sO &, ee llth, 1936, at 9:30 o'clock A.M.. of the Superior Court of +redell County for trial, sand that the lefendant pr . + Oceed to take the depositions of the defendant to be read in evidence subject to the rul : ne rules of evidence, any objections by either party to be passed upon by the Court during th 1m2- Ella Bailey THE FOLLOWING JUKY: Thos 3B, Lan J. &. Lothery, Banks > aa a ; = oe / VS. { Kennerly, M. D. Tilley, T. E. MeN l » Henderson, trial of the Cause, ani it is ordered by consent of the pleintif? end defendent Ww. C. Bonner Claude Albea, L. B. Lee, ; Kk. westmoreland, aay Notlee T. D. Moore and J. B. Ives. op le Mwai T of the takine of said depositions is waivei, seid parties to cet to ether end t - uGl end teke with the consent of the vlaintif+ and defente , _ = 1Q8nt $ North Carolina Commissioner to tske sai lepositions, he to reduce In the Superior Court . ; ; Iredell County neluding the questions, objections ani answers, end seal same in envelope end mail > th ert f ths Superior Court of Iredell County d Pile Bailey The following Kennerly, now governine the king vs Albea, tia ie and J. B. Ive ¥. ©. Bonner as follows: L. whet defendent, if any? Answer: $2500.00 recess until wednesday Morning North Carolina if Iredell Coun Fei KS, Pe ) - ie Kk JUDGE PRESIDING Hlle Bailey / vs JUDGMENT u. C ceuse coming on to be heeri th: regular March, 1940, Term %perior Court of Iredell County, Honor, Felix E. Alley, Judge Presidine i a jury: And it appeerinz to the stituted t a a eee Tae ye © recover demagves sustained as ea resubt of eni cause » the Neglizen defendant , es alleced in the complaint, ani that the plaintiff filed her duly verified complaint in this ceuse ani ceused summons to be issued on the 23th dey of October, 1935, and that said summons wes july served as providei by Consolidated Stetutes of North Cerolina, Section 491, on the lst day of November, 175); And it aopearines further thet the iefendant has neither appeered, ans- ¥ . + ~ " "red or demurre to the complaint of the plaintiff; that more than thirty days Neve elepse4 since the said service of said summons; and, thet the defendant is ‘OW in default; And the following issue having been submitted to the jury, and the jury h ‘vine enswered the same as indicated, to-wit: "What amount of damaces is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the Mtendant, if any? Answer $2,500.00." tet Sea ag IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1936 It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff hay and re. cover Judgement against the defendant for the sum of $2,500.00, torethe; it 4aCd PT n the Clerk. $2. oO ca i oO costs of this action to be taxe ee AR OR AOMORI Ro a a a a Kak Ok ROOK OR ROR OR OR ROK ROK OK AH RR ROK RAH & RAARA TOO RO Rk ha ; C s c < p+. oO 4 © cc eo) et ty ss o ae vv a 2 Euzene M, Yount, a Minor, { = . Op wh + 7 by his Generel Guardia : ) 2 ‘ae Vari N14 - ell ount Nicholson, j { U . D am vs ( Me g ° -~ . oar @ Coech C Ly } Tr + e £ ‘ ~ <r n+4+7 $ In t ve entitled cause, it appeerine thet Seott a: Jolli he wVUU Y LU Basa wUAid + 1ave Yr pr +¢ 7 mti fe + Lo + 7 + stil U : A reé = cti 1 V rendered certsin l l services + ~ + 2 2 a ’ f ; + us is u cou t 5aj ervices are reg i rth easonaocl orth x7 . é A O rn“ + u p.O eis I Very ft rae cot 3 ~ oo .* IOs oT) -~ 2 ~ S L Bo + ~* 1. iii ps | iccesscaaaanii 1 I “ ; T . ; + “ L wy A U ’ = ; + . y ] 4 ’ aT / 1-er t r ( n . : ’ +9 } ~ a a , } ‘ a | l ‘ ) ! ~ } J , vs A ; } } , 020 ; y | fn i lL , ’ , a ) 3 cfus ) n 4 ' eu , Tredell Gounty 2 arc i hy DY, V 24 CAC ss . 4 _ - ; : You ix E. Al} 7 we . end it e ALL 9 ~Leoy YU 9 alla C4 ee appéerin to : ourt fr } A i ‘ t from ‘ i 3 and admissions of the prties thet tne {+ 4 plain F £8 ths ect { - iS St 1 iS @ minor 2 of + f 8th i sar . , + ? t t E - » ©O years of ave, and that on or ebout th Loth day ct of Sept. 193 Da ne sn 4 7299 passenrer on the bus owned and operated by the Jefendant from Greensboro to Chapel lit plaintiff was injured in a collision between the a nt? hus a n Ar +n Al efehdant's bus and another truck on the highway about five miles Hast of Greensboro and th action oh Oo re i , and this action is broucht to recover damazes out of the defendant by the plaintiff; And it appearins to SUPERIOR COURT RM 1946 V FAD ALI } 7 > f » 4aAn UN a 4399 a + ement 7 2 2 t.t Yc “ry +n 4n-» — ¢ MK 9 saree: upon & settlement of all metters and thin rowines out 1e ellecations 6 Amy atin + : Rive. set forth Ln the complaint, i U © 1 ic j s reel y spf +) Q f «& ) ) 2 + $ to the ple mtit?: on vu O $1,0 000 § § , tnis ac e taxed v ‘ : ee na + mis ant $ the Clerk of this Vv urt end ne zoOurt navi 2. r L tals cause a + +he ne er # y f« + + and investigated atte ” - € p+ lle ™ f° 4 Ve + ace 7 ej ‘ ; . tiff an ’ AS c ly Y l J ] t i s in +2 or he of the Laintilid ’ ut 1s 33 "3 It is, thereupon, ordered, L tiff aN - sa" e AY = i recover 0 7 ‘ 6nd i i um ¢ ayy e J a 20 Oo! iS ti ‘ ~ ve + mg s be texe t vlerk o vourt said s L t { a, er r Ping) a s + + . ied full, ; L ana Tin © pre 1S¢ v & A C } LS , +i" > $ + - # ~+ rr ; ra) + pleintt i e lant owl u : Siened and enter it t 1 i ‘ a A “-* ee OL ) A Ad L 5 eh ance . yvOnS U $ + 2 ’ 1% 2cot t Collier i = 7 Attor-eys Laintiff Tom , T « . an v 2 . mMUVOEL 5c attor fay efeniant SERERKKA RADAR TAKARA KERR RD AAR KD KRAMER ARAAAAAR HRS AAR * —AnR DODD ’ Lhe: ¢ 7 A Vv - eo i + Ave yv 1i4@ L gu Ae aor . : , ” - y 2 Kye C 9 ° Je > 4 1G & 8 eo she Le = An er ; . ss , s+ y 4 . w/e 9 . t« a A , ’ . a L Q + a* LA y ‘ + ’ t Lv Sl ice ee tt ‘ ° 4 9 ae Je Ss 6 LEaPrle 1 ° e ‘ i1e6T. 4 . lias . ‘ ‘ e traed 7 3 yourt 3 Ul 9 J8reh 19 . ; sve Ul a ” ’ ’ : 40 ; SK og r ~~ AD, J a Jf a / j am f/f 4, CL CA CAA), OM LA,’ \ 5 < — VUJUL rNALOLVING AY on t arr DP IN THE SUPERIOR COURT a2 aga AT iF - e MARCH TERM 1936 THURSDAY, MARCH 12 , £450 IN TH# SUPERIOR COURT MAR H TEKM 1530 THURSDAY, MARCH 12, \ Or a 1 2 Annt ini. 1164- M. A. Beaver f Continued. | 78. te roh] Aaiyrt nN: eceordinge ton 24 %4im , ; This ionoy DE Z0urTry. Con ne; eccordin LO ad, urnuent Thursie ae Rober Allman, alas o41ay “Orning ° Merti g x . i" } - ; ai : l Geo. R. Mar nm ox 7 gy ot 2 A 12, 1935, et 3:30/A. M. J. V. Neal ' c a 4 a S rho th n T y wea eo > mon & et - " $ In this case it appearinez th ur, Linn was the orizvinal counsel for the Rame { + “1 Kk ena het ne tne } ap 1 } ¢ . famsey defendant, that he is now sick end that, not desiring to delay the irisl of the 7 a +2 o 2 C5) ttarner y ; 1 + ty ) vs. case, has requested Scott Collier, Atto s to represent in th rial of —- ~ = ar 3 - +h i + el - : rniture Co., {4 the case; thet, upon examination thereof, tney fini that ea plea of independent oa 7 — . anv. Aatanea , bh V¢ tn rH se t fy rt} contrector would be a necesss:y ijefense to be pleaded in the case. It further TTn + tne t f the verdict the nlaintiff mauvce + . voon CK 1 L Ot tn verdict th plaintiff moves t Set eside the P ” eos appeering that counsel for the plainti pr 1 at tnls to meet ? TH y a ne tri ) ‘7 ¢ th yord »t So ay ; >t $ +h : os 1 O 2 raei, 0! 4 } verdict is a ains v.1E WELTN of the evidence that. y _~h Y 7 3 -»y i c are “+ + anne “ ; 7 : : . er io iI 44 > l i 4 La 1 Sil ve vO be assil Gade woth i Overruled and . It is therefore ordered, in the iscret C Court, a juror ai n+! #4 : +o. — s Rar t > rant : “4 a & exceé Ue ia u 4s yourt Sl ns le ui mént AW J 4 ] Tne ronan d +44 +4 VO PECOT? : ’ . ® ° ° 4 + ry } 0 ad + ‘ ad and the + + « m~ , rhe - + { + Ne x be withdrawn and ea mistriel hai, ani tiis cause t continued u l next { ¢ - r - Y yy : nti ' excepts 1 appeals t the Supreme urt. otiv of eppeal iver term of this court without prejudice to either perty, 2: at the defendant, Ce € L c ’ urt. UT v1’ ce ved. A s 424i VUOTIU Su of $50.0 ¥4 ¥ - ae . be at? 3 5 7 e 7 y 4 + , Geo. R. Martin, be and he is here allowed 20 days f risi of this ? Fins + A Ai > : g ‘ > ¥ 7 ; court ich to file en smendment t is ver, i lefendant t allowed y oc 3 ‘ L t ’ allowed oO dsys t sx<é and serve sta E of 20 days thereafter to reply thereto, i 1 ised, L & c el LLO 4 JJ LEYS reafter to serve countercase or . +? . vi lLSe $0 OR Ok OO) EO OR ok hae KK RA AREER DARA TREAD ERD . 7 +e OR RO ROO AOR ok & dk kOe Ato ek ‘xe sa ke * eae 192 f t ate A ’ t j ¥ * TEAR ee FRET EET EEE EE 12 >- Db. .. Setzer ; ¢ ied. vs }) « H. Dearman, Admr. of jf So Autece ; e ' o ite OStwalt, deceased jf i rt Aarpaling Tr, + o ” oO 22Tol : in tne Su r Zourt, Trejel? —— ’ + + , Th ¢ leafenAan+ 4 217 ? we ¢ the ri ‘ Pr Or +t ourt in “ ich bd Ac JUULLULYV « waren ,e¢rm, 1350. sc 4eTend ° + LiO . a= = . to file en emendment to his complaint i yo ie is rniitted set up new a > ‘ ; ‘ " 2 1% ; f+ £ . i Aat ++ »ftear in “eo . >t ele, — 2s iteele, A. gs { course of action, if n s¢ ] sires, x vil ACL ve i seh UWOCA CY AYO vVOEDeal t + =+6 Ire le and vr F. Steele artne rs } 7Le, partne! Saw < r . 5 Tar tn 3) “ = ¥4y tredi de Ge StUSOOLO 5ons { which t file his answer. ‘ TTT At reearm mA a ’ JUDGMENT PUN NON-SUIT vs { 7 eRe eR Eucene T Sennon 4 SLE TERA RRR AAR A RAR RARE RAED De ee - -* ~ 4 iWe y Felix E, Alley — Judge cresiding. - 4 ; e i a ie a ; , s ae anti ee 1181- $74 14441 aA 6 wand i on account of illness of Bertha rhis ise coming on to be tried and during the trial the plaintift : oo oe ene "Lit Le rittle. t r torily for next tex € Estat fE. E Little ULLEe 4 Set 4 oe. oe. a wien maeeh ths Gout te ten crises v ) of Court. i mo A 4 ] t 0 Ll WJ € to ak a at . S. 0 wa > tak 2 10n suits n r , ‘ ve Le Rivne and wife { It is now ordered and adjudzed that the motion be allowed ani that 8 erthe Rhyne j furor € wi hed rn and a 4 +» 7 ¥ 7 y +} + $ , » i t ey are Juror be with-drawn ani a mis-trisl had and tht the pleintiffs be end they are Ptbbeeesbbreesadsccesones RARRARARREDERERS ROR ROO ROR OR On ROR Ok hereby non-suited, and that the >laintiffs pey the cost of this action to be taxed 1258 ee rT T. § thery, Benks Kennerly, M. D. fe Te eee vs ) Tilley, J. 4. Murdock, Joe Turbyfill, R. L. aT ’ E mea , i Security Life & Trust ) Rimmer, R. T. Nesbit, L. ©. Kedmen, F. be onl tma i ~ o T } + i 1 i “am. rressi cy end Comoany ) Goodin, ¢. # -on , ~ i é named jurors were we s HOOK ee ek ho . #4 eet COSA EETAEREREAARHAERE ERS §=EOREREERRERERED £090000000000000000080000088 i as Llowed Vefenient demurs ore tenus. «otion el:owed,. eat pret ina es ~ Superior Court, TOPs al a GMENT Security Li lleyv a. +. x —__Feli J ze ud: WOR ORO OR ORR OR ORO ORO I RO ORO fot OR ROR OR he om ORO OR RR kr ROR ROR I IIe A JURY: T. E. McNeely, L. C. Henderson, Cleude Albea, J. I. Thomas, T. D. Moore, uw. P. Blackwelder, J. A. Tomlin, G. w. wallece, &- H. Clark, Ira D. Hefner, J. 5. Earle, and ¢ P, Alexander, being sworn and empenelled, enswer the issues eas follows: E. Mertin, ‘fe ~r VS. Lester Boyd, Earle Cleve Eades end Sam Did the defea.ents wronzfully and unlewfully assault 4nd detain the plaintiff? Answer: Yes é. If so, wes such assault and detention wanton? Answer: No- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH T ERal ’ 19 30 " THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1936 3, Did i, consiieretion of the repatr of plaintifr's inner-tubde, thet the es reason of such elle Answer: N, recover? Answer De recover? $k ORO A OR OO OP ROR OR PD oe ee ee ee 5 Tahy ’ cq} n 1282--John ©. Sloan = Vs. Metropolitan Life a mw Yn Insurance Company ry rr ate cere Metropo! Aamnanw U any ee ee Se ol ee ae a ee ee ee eee innertul reason recover? second issue IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAK CH I HRA ’ 1 y 4 Oo i FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1936 nvenes according to adjournment In the Superior Court, Merch Term, 1950. id beings heard at — ? Y » Felix Alley, Jud + tat wede Viit plaintif is there. “a — seilx i, valley JUadeE rresiaibg ee ee ee | TREE EEE EAA RRR ree that, in 3 placing of tire ane ~~. from any liability by . er? the plaintiff entitled to recov plaintiff entitled to " ake fasenee 3 4 " " ne And the jury having answered the first of said issues "Yes", ¢ tl ar No", the third issue "No", the fourth issue "$200.00", and the ‘arch 13, 192/ CO mover > £ iM, 1936 MARCH 13, 1936 SUPERIOR COURT os ar ie fifth ssue None § { ( ' ¥ heard before onor, awe amin cause comin Peliy : ee to have Miss Minnie reli, Alley, JU ze Presi n J a thog 4 ; } C ke transcript of the evidence anc charge of u00Vver, the Co rt Stenorrapher, make transcript Ol 4 4. a ee - hea nyt ~} } witt costs to the defendants; and appearing to the Court that the the Court C t eich order, and it further appearing to the Curt is without authority to make such order, anc “ DI C ; et is in this case: Curt that a question of public interest is involved . d adiudcec by the Court that this It 1s, therefore, ordered and adjudgec b; Mtion be denied as the Court is without authority to grant same, but the Court ~ & ant her TM tT nga, Soma aie pate + iN ft ON AD ATT m 4 : : » Wily 19456 FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1936 COURT Mrs. Iredell pay such rrouns action by * ‘ ro) 4. Opinion wnat 2 other paered, » and the same is hereby, ordered that the former Ju rrounds,y idjudzed and decreed that t sustained. ment entered herein be ‘Toover, stricken ° “ Ley 4 et anes h he pleadings the net th others, that th 6291, North Ocz 4890n of said Af rec by the complaint the demurrer Nort ] CAR JLINA, TREDELL country a sk © a Te E Se ee lh 4 na A+ ae » was served o1 the defendants, Hedrick an E. Tati 5 May, 193i, and that a copy of together with a copy of th om} n was served on the defendant, Morro, . intense Ont Sree he o T h “Orrow, on 7 June, 1933; and it further appearin » the Court that the ‘ ~~ . . ane A aan time allowed for the defendants to plead has elapsed, and no answer, cemurrer, , : - A Pande e } or other pleadin;: or motion has been filed by the defendants, and it further appearins to the Court that the plaintiff exhibited the promissory note sued obligation the sum of on in this action, and there appears to be due on this recover oi t redid ~ 5 —s--— +--+ oor ~ uNneriLor L zy ’ 5 I e case was heard Iredell Superior Court; the of the Full Commission; . anneal wae tab . d aa * k . ie Supreme Court and that the Supreme Court reverse 1@ opinion of the lower court on the grounds that it was not shown that the nN nD. over had ™ 7 + . : employer had in employ at the time of the alleged injury five (5) or more » 7 ~ ace +1 a + om an hits i P employees; it the plaintiffs made a motion in the cause at the November, 193 Term of the Superior c in 0 lerm of the wuperior Court of Iredell County askin * that the cause be remanded t the Industrial Commission for the purpose of ascertaining the number of employees R, Webb entit the s i. Webber and wife, Cerrie } ? 7 eh«z wf di like \ & © oh ee pony — Rar geennegay tine Se eee t ilue Thy» x7 ‘ ann 9 Jurney ,OMMMT e —- CEE Grae Zeb. V. ‘ bk ot OF COLUMBIA, Plsintiff, arcinst ORDER CUNFIRMING SALE oS SS we we ee er, et al, Defendants. On hearing the Report on Sale filei by the Commissioner in the above led ceuse on the 40th day of Jen. 1336, and it eppeering to the Court that ale sale was duly edvertised and held in accordance with lew end thet no TRE TEREERRDRDAARERHARED EEO D PPP PATER PARKER EDD REK SEED AREER RR REE EE use of and thire at rs Vy secon j ler made by “18 that the iredell County, action on which it will proceed; further a) en ee LYSt, sec cause of . fourth cause of IT Is, action, and take a voluntary non-suit 4 she plaintiff has elected to proceed on Situate, arolina, about |}; sn Winston Federal Hi more fully appear veyor, on the 12th lends of Dr, P * © SIWAY, 1Lle havin by reference day of November, Sharpe; on the “+ 400 acres, more Voutity, North sche Statesville- listances as will e Lazenby, County Sure 1919, and being bounded on the North by the ’ East by the lands of F. Le Sharpe and J. He vo Ys on the South by the lands of J. H. Pressly; and on the West by the lands S. Lewis, and the lands of the heirs at law of Mrs. Joe Murdock; this being i. Sharpe by Sarah Jane Sharpe, on ad > 2 3 44 » ~ ordered, adjudged and decreed that the fourth cause of the identical tract of land conveyed to Jno. ac follows: one fourth cash (40 of into Court in cash, and the 1ce or credit, payable installments, with interest thereon from date of sale - centum per annum. the accepted bid shall be applied toward the payment of the costs of this action, including the compensation to the Commissioner, unpaid taxe sessed upon the property and assessments which may be past due and unpaldy and judgment of the plaintiff in the order stated. ‘The credit portion of the accepted bid due plaintiff shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the pureh tf ager, become Costs and necessary disbursements of this actio 8pplied as a credit upon the judgment rendered herein; Fifth: That upon the confirmation of the sale of said lands by the “lerk of 4 she Yourt, and vhen the terms of sale shall have been fully complied with, the sai Ormissioner shall make title to the purchaser in fee, and thereupon the same shall be + ee f the said premises on ducti f t} leeds; ar put into possession of the said premises on production of the deed; and & the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action, the expenses of the Sale and all unpaid taxes then assessed upon the property, shall be applied first to the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and thereafter, until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encumbrances in jek h b § ; + na / ~ nN 9 AO atte 4n- date “Ss John L. Milhollam CLERK SU: ERIUVR CUURT ” ee ee | TREE ey RRA OR ORO OO me JOR OR RR AO a IO I RF State of North Carolina Iredell County. H. Danyels, Administrator of ohn Henry Danyels, deceased, { -Vs- NONSUIT. te E, Creedm Cheednore ore and James TO HON. JOHN Le MILHOLLAND, CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause of action, through his Attorneys, 3t. tement of account of &A.L. Starr, Receiver of tie Peoplés Home Furn. / penpay » Dr n hand & accounts collected $232.31 q O00 + ; Ce D. Moss and John R. McLaushlin, hereby comes into Court and takes a voluntary Mooresville, N.C. non-suit. Sens rp nines mao ee This the llth day of April, 1936. yp of stock, accounts &c us per ise YA ser of Court Moss & McLaughlin pur” ; Total receipts By C. D. floss : eee Sebakck, aiden 1936 Administrator or John Henry Danyels mb. 12eJonn L. Milholland, C.3.C. costs ee Oe coer o1eCommissioner of Revenus-tax Upon the above motion in this case, the same is hereby nonsuited and the 2seIredell County tax ba. hi nee plaintiff taxed with the costs, 24eTown of Mooresville tax 208.29 This llth day of April, 1936. 24eMooresville School tax Like? John L. Milholland wording final settlement connaesiltes Clerk of Superior Court. ; sie anna Total disbursements S320 31 Y far In prorating taxes an error of 5@ cents erose. I ttaching check for Tem om ted em He See de ee FESE mio em See See tet tet amount to balance. Ase aeieae ; a ' sa a — ‘ WOLD CAROLINA, : In tne Suverior Court- Respectfully submitted, IREDELL.COUNTY. AbeLe oti rr neceiver Virginie Trust Company HE Re FIO IOI RIOR IK ERK RRR RRR EH Vs. C. Robert Johnston, Dolan T. Smith and : Judgment. std CAROLINA, i. . In tie Superior Court Miss Winona jmith, Administratrix of R.L. well COUNTY. Smith, deceased. usa dayes { Tnis cause coming on to be areard before John L. Milholland, Clerk Superior V3. Court of Iredell County, N.C. on Monday, April 13, 1936, and it appearing that @ verl"MMMP Senkey Gaither complaint was filed in this cause on Maren 9, 1936 and that summons was issued on Mera 9 1936 and that & copy of the complaint and a copy of the summons was served on each Tais cause coming on to be heard, und being heard upon the pleadings filed in the defendants on March 9, 1936 and taat more than thirty days heave elapsed since tre‘ “S ceuse, and other evidence, and it appearing to the Court that tie de.endent is justly ing of tie complaint und the service of the summons and complaint on the defendants & “thted to the plaintiff in the sum of ninety dollars and ninety-seven cents ($90.97), same that no answer has been filed. Ig one~seventh of tne rents and lumber sold from the Campbell R. Gregory lands during the Now therefore it is ordered and adjudged that tne plaintiff recover of tne “tS 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, afd°1935. fendants tae sum of $34,933.95 with interest thereon from February 1, 1936 at the re" IT Is, TAERUFORE, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the pleintiff récover of the defendant . e @ ae six per cent per annum, tae cost of tris action to be taxed by tae clerk against " RW of i ain * Unety dollars and ninety-seven cents ($90.97), together wita the costs of tis ac- s al S. ‘00 to - be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court. Monday, April 13, 1936. ; John L. Mijhollend_ gaeeeeeet Clerk Superior Court MERE ER EE KEK FOI III OHO IOI IFO IO FOI IR HOR HOR Vent “d to, this the 14th "°f prt, 1936. Jacob stewart, Lewis Attys, for plcint S$, Dbezrmen *% \inberry i for LDefendant OK OK FOI IO AR OR ORO OOO KO NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, BEFORE THE CLERK IREDELL COUNTY. MRS. S. S, TEMPLETON, F. A. WHITE AND WIFE eo E. WHITE, LEONARD TEMPLETON AND WIFE EV TEMPLETON, W. D. PHARR AND WIFE BELL PHARR VS. CONSENT JUDGMENT CHLOE WOOTEN, TISHIE MONEY AND HUSBAND, CLAUD MONEY, SARAH HENNIS AND HUSBAND AND HUSBAND MOODY WHIT, ALLEN TEVPLETON, HUIE TEMPLETON AND WIFE BERTHA TEMPLETON, ( C. TEMPLETON AND WIFE T N This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the ~upertor Court of Iredell County, and being heard, the plaintiffs and the de- fendants both being represented by their counsel and it appearing to the court that the plaintiffs and the defendants have reached an agreement among and between themselvea as to settlement of all matters and things in controversy in this case and it having been agreed between all parties to this cause as to the division and shares of the lands of the estate of Se S. Templeton, deceased, and the share of the widow and each heir-at-law being divided as follows according to said agreement among the children and the widow of S. S. Templeton, deceasede It is therefore, by consent of all the parties, both the plaintiffs and @efendants, ordered, adjudged and decreed by this court that the lands des- cribed in the petition in this cause and the eight acre tract belonging to 5S. Se Templeton, deceased, and which is not described in the petition be allotted as follows: It is ordered and adjudged that Mrs. S, ©, Templeton, widow of ». S. Templeton, deceased, shall have as her dower in said estate the following des- cribed land during her life time: Beginning at a stake at the intersection of the Salisbury and Howard Roads and running with the Howard Road, north 7 degrees east 51 poles to an iraB stake corner of lot number 3 allotted to Leonard Templeton; thence with his line north 68 degrees west 67 poles to a stone, his corner; thence south 32 poles to a stake on the Salisbury Road; thence with Salisbury Road south 53 degrees Rast 27 poles to an iron stake, corner of lot number 6; thence with line of lot mumber 6 south 74 degrees east 3 poles to an tron stake; thence north 70 degrees we FERRER ERE EG, 50 poles to a stake on Ll. C. Henderson's line; thence with his line and the lime of j. “. Templeton south 7 degrees west 8 poles to a post, J. ¢, Templeton's corner; thence with his line east 11 poles to a stake, his corner; thence with his line and quit Templeton's south 7h degrees east 6 poles to a stake on Huie Templeton's line; thence north 51 degrees east 58 poles to the beginninz, containing 0 acres more or leSSe It is further ordered and decreed that Leonard Templeton be allotted the following described lands belonging to the estate of S, %, Templeton, deceased, as nis share in said lands, the said share being described and defined as follows, to- wit : Lot number 3. Beginning at an iron stake on the east side of the Howard poad, the same being Leonard Templeton's line and corner of lot number two; thence with Leonard Templeton's line and the Howard toad, north 7 desrees east 56 poles toa stone, his corner and north 66 degrees west 70 poles to a black gum, his corner, and south 1 degree west 43 poles to a stone, his corner, and corner of Lot number h; thence with the line of lot number ) and lot number 2 south 67 degrees east 67 poles to tle beginning. Containing 18 3/; acres more or less. It 4s ordered and adjy¥udged that Colice =, White shall have the following described lot of land as his share of the estate of S. S. Templeton, deceased, her lot and share of land being described and defined as follows, to-wit: Lot number 7, beins the eastern portion of the Hayes tract. Beginning at a stake in the grave yard 5 feet south 60 degrees west of Georze Mullis! tombstone and runs south 82 degrees east 35 3/ poles to an iron stake, ©. C. Templeton's corner; thence with his line south 13 degrees west 842 poles to a stone, his corner, and J. T, Jenning's corner; thence with Jernings line north 86 degrees west 3 poles to a stake, Jennings line and corner of lot number 8; thence with line of lot number 8 north 12 degrees wast 87% poles to the beginning. Containing 184 acres mpre or less, It is further ordered and decreed by the court that Mrs. Bell Pharr shall have the followinz described land as her lot and share in the division of the land = 3. 8. Templeton, deceased, said lot being defined and described as follows: Lot number 8 and the west portion of the Hayes tract. Beginning at a Stake in the graveyard 5 feet South 60 degrees west from George WM. Mullis! tomb- stone and corner of lot number 7; thence with line of lot number 7 south 12 degrees vest 872 poles to a stake in J. T. Jennings line; thence with his line north 86 degrees west 5 poles to a hickory, Huie Templeton's corner; thence with his line north 43 degrees west 37 poles to a stone in the forks of a branch, his corner; ‘hence with his line north 62 degrees east 88% poles to the beginning. Containing 20} acres more or less. It is further ordered and decreed by this court that Chloe Wooten shall have as her share and part of the lands belonging to the estate of 8S. S. Templeton, ‘ecoased, the following described parcel or lot of land, the same being described ~ 88 follows: if Being lot number }. Beginning at a stake in the Center of the Salisbury Road, said point being 13 poles south of a post oak in L, ¢, Nendergon's line; thence with Henderson's line north 164 poles to a stone Leonard Templeton's corner; thence with his line south 86 degrees east 40 poles to a stone, his corner and south 67 degrees east 27 poles to an iron stake near a large red oak corner of lot number 2; thence with line of lot number 2 south ___ poles to a stake in the center of Salis. bury Roads thence with said road north 53 degrees west 68 poles to the beginning, Containing 10 acres more or less, It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by this court that Tishie Money shall have as her share and lot of the lands of 5. S. lempleton, deceased, the following described lot or tract of land, beinzs described ana defined as follows, to-wit: Lot number 5. Beginning at a stake in the center of the “alisbury Road, the same being 14 poles south of a post oak, Le C. Henderson's line and corner of lot number 4; thence with L. G. Henderson's line and J. C, Templeton's line south 7 degrees west 85 4 poles to a post, said J, ¥Y, templeton's corner; thence with his line east 11 poles to a sta e, his corner; thence with his line and Hute Templeton's line south 7 degrees east 17 poles to a stone, corner of lot number 6; thence with line of lot number 6 north 9 degrees east 75 poles to an iron stake on the Salisbury Road; thence with said road north 53 degrees west 30 poles to the beginning. Containing 1) acres more or less. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by this court that Sarah “ennis shall have as her share and lot of the lands belongings to the estate of S. S. Templeton, deceased, the following described tract or lot of land, the same being described and defined as follows: Lot number 6. Beginnine at an iron stake on Salisbury Road and corner of lot number 2; thence with line of lot number 2 and line of lot number one south 7# degrees east 75 poles to an iron stake on Huie Templeton's line; thence with his line North 8); degrees west 29 poles to a stone, his line and corner of lot number 5; thence with line of lot number 5 north 9 degrees east 72 poles to an iron stake on the Salisbury Road; thence with said road south 53 degrees east 26 poles to the beginning, Containing 11 acres more or less, It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by this court that Lucy White shall have as her share and part of the lands belonging to the estate of S. Be Templet™ deceased, the following described tract or parcel of land: Lot number one, Beginning at an iron stake at the intersection of the Salisbury and Howard Roads; thence with Salisbury road north 53 degrees west 10 poles to an iron stake in said road, corner of lot number 2; thence with line of lot nueber 2 south 58 degrees west 28 1/3 poles to an iron stake in the line of lot number 6; thence with line of lot number 6 south 7$ degrees east 1 poles to an iron stake, Huie Temp&eton's line; thence with his line south 7, degrees east 32 poles to ® plack jack, corner of churth lot; thence with Church line north 33 degrees east 26 poles to a post oak stump and north 1) degrees east 114 poles to a stone and south 76 dog east 7 3/4 poles to an iron stake in center of the Robinson-Nill road; thence with said road north 10 degrees west 17 poles to the intersection of said road with the salisbury Road; thence with Salisbury Road north 53 degrees west 6 poles to the peginning. Containing 12% acres more or less, It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by this court that Allen Templeton shall have as his share and part of the lands belonging to the estate of S. S. Templeton, deceased, the following described tract or lot of land, the gama being described and defined as follows: Being lot mumber 2, and being the homeplace, Beginning at an iron stake on the east side of the Howard Road, Templeton and Whites corner; thence with their line and the line of Leonard Templeton's line north 7 decrees east 6 poles to an iron stake, Leonard Templeton's corner; thence with his line north 67 degrees west 40 poles to an iron stake near a large red oak, corner of lot number ly thence with line of lot number south 4); poles to an iron stake in the Salisbury Road; thence with Salisbury oad North 53 degrees west 12 poles to an iron stake corner of lot number six; thence with line of lot number six south 74 degrees east 3 poles to an iron stake corner of lot number one; thence with line of lot number one south 58 degrees east 22 poles to an iron stake and north 58 degrees east 28 1/3 poles to an iron stake in the Salisbury Road; thence with the Salisbury Road south 53 degrees east 2); poles to an iron stake in said road, White and Wooten's corner; thence with their line north 5 degrees east 7 poles to an iron stake and corner and also sorner of White and Templeton lots; thence with White and Templeton's line north 60 degrees west 1534 poles to the beginning. Containing 15 acres more or less, It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by consent that C, C. Temple- ton and Huie Templeton shall not receive any further shares of the S. S. Templeton lands, it appearing to the court that S. S. Templeton in his lifie time had already advanced to them their respective share of his land. It appearing to the court that certain of the lots assigned to the heirs- at-law and children of S. S. Templeton, deceased, is covered or partially covered by the dower of Mrs. S. 3. Templeton, widow of S. S. Templeton, deceased. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the lots of the heirs and children heretofore alloted in this judgment which are covered or partially Covered by the dower shall be accepted and taken by the said heirs and children Subject to the widow's dower as provided by law. It 14s further ordered, adjudged and decreed by this court that the cost of this proceeding including the cost of the surveyor, commissioners and stenographer be taxed equally against each share or lot of land above described in this judg- ment, and shall constitute a lien thereon until such cost is paid. This 27 day of January, 1936. John L. Milholland Clerk Superior Court CONSENT: her Mrs. S. Se. X Templeton ee mark Mrse Ce Ee. White _ Fe Ae White Mrs. Belle Pharr We. D. Pharr Leonard Templeton Mrs. Fva Templeton is aintiffs Mrs. Sarah Hennis Rucker Hennis Tisha Money Claud Money Lucy White Manly White C. C. Templeton Mrse Ce. C. Templeton Mrs. Chloe Wooten Allen Templeton Defendants nr \ NORTH CAROLINs, I SOUNTY OF IREDELL J Tis FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA, Plaintiff, V3. Mrs. 3.0. Weston, Claude d. Weston and wife, Lela weston, Jumes Weston and wife, Pearl Weston, Olga weston Ross and husband, Julian Ross, Fluanda Sofley and qusband, Frank Sofley and T. Hoss slexander, Incorporated. Defendants. Witness: Bessie Dobson John R. McLaughlin P. P. Dulin Attorneys for Piaintif?s Kyles Hayes Eugene Trivette. Attorneys for Defendaits other than Huie Templeton, JUDGMENT AND ORDER OF FORECLOSURE _ n 3 _ , Re } - ho e . es a wi, . ae ma . - > repgent to the said The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, waich is now the legal owner and je! eDue . ne sum of Twelve Hundred............ccc6, ($12 O..-e) Dole aier thereof , in the sum eeeecesseeee($1200.00..+6) Dol og ” _ vith interest thereon at tne rite of (53) per centum per annum from the date tiere- srs er in a certain number of definitely steted amortizetion installments, tie scid sng taving been duly recorded in tne office of the Register of Leeds for the County 4 state aforesaid on the 25th day of Merch, 1919, in Book 47 ut page 104, and covering sme lands described in tne Compluint aeretofore filed in this cause, wiicn ere located «pounded as follows: $ ‘ > Ar : . ova ee ee ee n+<r ecawan ry tt Noel: All taet certain piece, parcel or tr: und contuinin, venty seven (27) 5, more or less, situate, lying and being ab one-half miles N. from tre (TES, 2 wr of Statesville, in Concord Township, County of Iredell, 3tite of Norta Curolina, having , shape, mMetes, courses and distances as will more fu ly uppear by referenge to a plat ereof, made by 5.0. Lezenby, County Surveyor, on the 24t dey of February, 1919, 3s: ding bounded on the North by the lanas of T.G. Watts; on the kast by the lands of J.i the Souta by tae lands of J.d. Weston end Mrs. Mary MeLelland: end on the vest by the firs, Mary McLelland. conveyed to ston by B.S. Snerrill and wife, Lillie snerrill, by aeed dated tre 29ta day of April, vive £ T ae Ae) Yorn % } ft Pp x recorded in tne office of the Register of Deeds of Iredell County in Book 60 | . met No. 2; All thut certain piece, percel, or trict of land containing fort} + wi , y sme +.) 11+ ++ ; ists (40-3/2) acres, more or less, situ: ng end Bing about tare: ta from the City of Statesville, in Concord Townshio, Co of Iredell, State ij ; sea2 and Atietsnnee 2 wil more fy vy upvea by refer- ima, heVing such snape, metes, courses and distences as will more { ly eppear by Lazenby, Countsurvey m the 24tn day of Febryary 1919, te sas a T wis stat on the Eust by tre bounded on the North by the land td : : a si on 1 . ; lorri ac ° ena 1 + Lé she Davis katate; on the South by the land of «.h. Morrison; end on : an » a Sa he tf = > - weston and T.G. | Tiis being tne identical tract of lands heretofore con ‘ a wife e da. Turne ieed dated tne 13th day of seston by W.L. Turner and wife, Jul : irner, by deed dé ana recorded in the office of of Deeds of Iredell County in Book Guu VO ; 4 Va 4 ~ + s ana i 411 that certain piece, parcel or tract of land containing six and one fourth #) acres, more or less, situate, lying and being about taree and one half miles Nortafrom "City of Statesville, in Concord Township, County of Iredell, State of North Carolina, mtg such snape, metes, courses and distances as will more fully appear by reference to a “thereof, made by 3.0. Lazenby, County Surveyor, on the 24th day of February, 1919, said “NS being bounded on the North by the lands of Mrs. Mary McLelland and J.d. ‘\eston; on the St bY the lands of w.. Morrison; on the South by tae lands of Feaster Sherrill; and on the “tby the ends of Mrs. Mary 3. MeLelland: This being the identical trect of land her to- Tt Conveyeq to J.d. Weston by Mrs. Mary McLelland by deed dated the 16th day of March, 1918, “red in tre office of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County in Book 60 Page 317. Std three tracts of land containing in the aggregate 73 acres. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that tne Summons herein was issued on oe 2 a4 served on all the defendants herein Tnis is an action for the foreclosure of 4 mortgage made, executed and delivered th day of February, 1936, and that the same was duly se 3.0. Wester ® the sal! The Federal Land Bank of Columbia by the defendants, J.H. Weston and wife, ' ty mt tairty (30)days prior nereto and the Complaint, properly verified, was filed herein, tne 25ta day of March, 1919, to secure a note of even date therewith, given bY a3 required by law, &@ copy of waicn wus duly una legally served on 41] resident der ; MUAlU ge eis» and it furtier aopearing triet tre defendants, Mrs. 3.0. Weston, Cluude 1. Weston and wife, Lela Weston, James 9 wemes Weston and wir Pearl weston, Olga Weston Koss and husband Julian Koss, Flaunde sofley and husband. ¢ » *T8 Sofley «and T. Ross Alexander, Incorporeted, nave neitner appeared, answered nor ¢ wt eomeled nor demurns taereto and are now in default and tnat tie facts ux leged in the plaintiff's Comp); ; Oplelnt ; and correct, thiut tae ec ndition of tne mortgage herein mentioned he; been broken owe STOKED af aque and owing to trae laintiff on tae above described indehtednas Z Pp € scr ea indedtedness trie mn Fifteen Iundred Seventy and 62/100.....ceccees (¢1570.62) Dollars, for all of wh WAlCh + pleintiff is entitlea to demand judgment, IT I5, tnerefore, on motion of Plaintiffts Fre TY ee Abd UDoiD AWD DEUORBADs pleintiff, Tae Teceral Land Bank of Columbiz, heve Judgment ¢z;j defendat 2-0. weston for tne sum of Fitteen Hundred seventy «end 62/100.... tne (t1 £90 _& —— — “i : : , o (£1570.6...+) Dollirs, with interest taereon at the r ate of six (6%) per centum per az from + > > 2reot , he wt ; = — rom tae date aereof togetner with tne costs and disbursements of this ecti: second: That, tie indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the pl: intiff, sand . s+ = ‘ ry Ais hy saOme. ° > . , $e ; ; ) q ‘ cluding tie costs ard dis bursements of tais action, is puid immedi: tely, tae lands des cribed in tie said mortgeuge to the plaintiff be sold at public cuction ut the Court in goor in tals County on the 23rd dey of May, 1936, in accordance wita lew, and the proce nerant «fear newinier 4 natkra vanaf S «= tnereof, after peying tre costs of this action und tae expenses of tne sale, includins pensation for the Commissioner in an amount not to exceed five (5%) per centum pf the a cepted bid, together with all past due and unpaid taxes and assessments taereon, shell) applied first upon this judgment and tne surplus, if any, pzid into this Court for the! efit of tiose entitled tneretoi snird: That the terms of sale shall be as follows; one third (1/3) of the acct bid to be paid into Court in Casn, and tie balance on credit, payable in taree (3) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from date of sale at tae rate of six (6@) pet centum per annum. The cash portion of tae eccepted bid shall be applied toward tne payment fhe costs of tais action including the compensation to tne Commissioner, unpaid taxes 2330s f +hea one , ana enee ae : 3 f tae upon tie property and assessments waiich may be past due and unpaid and judgment 0 tat? tiff in the order stuted. ‘he credit portion of tne accepted bid due plaintiff shell e > ‘ y j e fit edenced by a bond or note of tae purchaser, payable to the Commissioner secured by #™ ” roe > ~ : ! , iortgage over tne premises, and the remaining balance of tae credit portion of te on bid, if any, shall be evidenced by a bond or note of tne purchaser payable to tne — © it am se : san r Wi er, and secured by a second mortgage over the premises; tne said farst mortgaée 7” premises and tae bond or note secured thereby shall be assigned by the Commissioner © ecured ' énd the said second mortgage over tae premises and tne bond or note § rid pre plaintiff, by shall be held by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court; qf howeyer, that tae purcnaser shall have tae right to pay in cash the whole or any pert credit portion of tae accepted big, tion and ™ The purchaser shall pay for the prepara a YiiaAt > + > 20 § aj > > 2) ) s+. se $ } of sll papers inel ding tne reaulsite revenue stamps; provided, however, thet revenue aced on tne dee : [Vy . : ; need not be placed oO deed of conveyance to tire plaintiff, siculd it become tae sD OY ne bond securing a ny Va lance aue the p Laid t i ? er or Le 018 Mh iy “ > es ee - — . oa : ; ~ Fourth; That Robert A. Collier be, und he iereby is, appointed Commissioner of tris »to advertise and sell to tae last and highest bidder therefor, upon tre terms herein on ue és oe ands 25 t in tre Com: : . vr » orth, tae mortgeged lands aescribed in tne Complaint acrein end report nis proceedings «yder with a complete stutement of his receipts and disbursements for further considera- mend orders by this Court; that, unless the pleintiff becomes trie purcneser, the Comnis- ner dO require tae successful bidder to deposit with him the sum of Two dundred (200.90) yers eltner in cash or by certified cneck, as earnest money evidence of good faith, tris on the bid should tnere be & compliance wit seme; but should the suce 6 to be applied wil bidder fail to mexe such deposit immedi:tely ecceptance of iis bid, tien »sid premises siall be at once resold «et suc! risk n tne same sules dey or egubsequent sales day, at trie option of wever, should t71¢ messful bi der maxe tne said deposit end thereafter fail to a j ith the said bid without st cause or legal excuse shown, then such mind by it as liquidated damzges, end tie premises mand at such purchaser's risk on some, subsequent seles dé} » be designated forits attorney; that permission is given to The l Lan enk of Columbia to bid ii sale or at any resale of tne said mortgugedlands become the purchaser, yying tae costs and necessary disbursements of this action mount of its bid sh: plied as & credit upon the judgment rendered herein; Fifth: That upon the confirmation of tie sale of said by the Clerk of tne nt ‘ } (‘ “¥, Md wnen the terms of sale shall bave been fully complied said Commissioner uimexe title to the purchaser in fee and thereupon t1e same shall be put into possession f sale, after paying the "€ sald premises on production of tie deed; and the proceeds of : + sts af a a . . } ad 80r tais action, tne expenses of tie sale and @ll unpaid taxes tien assessed upon the ‘erty, shall be applied first to the satisfaction of tiis judgment in favor of The Federal u Bank of Columbia and thereafter, until exhausted, in discharge of all subsequent encum- “tes in tne order of their priority; Sixth: That upon the sale of the said premises all the right, title, interest and uty of redemption of tnedefendants, Mrs. 3.0. Weston, Claude 4d. Weston and wife, Leal ito ° ‘ a, James Weston and wife, Pearl weston, Olga Weston Hoss and husband, Julian Ross, ‘inde ’ *o0fley end T. Ross Alexander, Incorporated, «3 well 4s all persons wnomsoever claim- dy, Bs , ‘ , » through or under tne same in ana to tne premises or any part tnereof herein ordered de ve § A@ old be, end tre Same ereby are, forever barred and foreclosed. John iL. Milholland Clerk of superior Court 3 ti , 8 20th day of April, 1936 thes Stet FORO I OO HOI I AOR ATR AIR ATO EF KEE ERE KEK North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Virginie Trust Company wa JUDGMENT Jonn M. Sharpe, Cerrie M. Sharpe, F.. Sherpe, Flora ée Lewis Mrs. Mes. Nooe anda This cause coming on to be heard before tne undersigned Clerk of tne Superior cm» VU of Iredell County, on Monday, April 27th, 1936, and being heard, and it appearing to the» . Me Coy taat this is an ection by the pliintiff against the defendents tx recover of them the sm sim aM $5887.48 with interest from Merch 1, 1936, until puid, on aecount of z note, and it appeerjy tais action was issued in tne Superior Court of Ir:dell County tact copy of said summons and plaintiff's verified compleiz served on eacn of tne defendants on Merch 13, 1936, and that more tian tairty days here lepsed since tne service of said summons and compleint upon tae defendants, and that nog; wer nis been filed by tae defendants reising en issue of fact and tne time to answer has en it appearing to tne court tict tiis eetion is for é@ certain definite sum of money, eéii! ascertainable by calculation end trat tie defendants are indebted t aintiff in trea 5887.48, with interest from March 1, 1936, intil peid. [It is, tnerefore, oraered, considered and adjudged tnet the plaintiff have enn cefendants judgment in tie sum of $5687.48 with interest from Merch l, Cost of tais action oe tuxed by tie Clerk of tnis court. entered at statesville, North C:rolina on Mondey, April 27th, 1936. John L. Mil) and, Clerk superior Court Iredell ¥ oe PERERERERREAR AREER EAR EEK ES FOR IKK kk dOk JO IEEE tid Cf ROLINA, oe ; IN THk SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL tT oo 4 iy il BAAL LAND Lak lik OF Plaintiff, Against SALE ORBER CONFIRMING 3-44 Trivitte and wife, betty Trivette, J.T. Walsh and wife, ic. Welsh, énd 3.L. Brown and wife, Pearl Brown Defendants. a etc o cB : é * abive entitled osm On hearing tne keport on Jule filed by tae Commissioner in tne , uly advert! 6th day of April, 1936, and it appeering to tne Court thet the said sale was d he, 4EPg ce with law end that no exceptions hive been filed to sxaid report re- iD ,ecordéen its prescribed by law to obtain & resale of tie property lave not been complied with, ents Ye Jered taat tie proceedings, sule and report of tie said Commissi ner be, and the 31 js OF approved end confirmed in «!1 respects. rely arey cygTdek ORDEReD tast tne suid Commissioner, upon complizence 4 ] 1 2C1 > end ljeliver c + > Qupanne ‘ y ) 94 n+ } ions Of Sald sale, make, execute and deliver to 1¢ purcnaser a prc and $1 tc aeed and tnat tae said purchaser te let inte possession of tne premises sonveyeance of suid lands production of tae Commissioner's deed. TyMTHER OXDurnssbD that tae purcriase price 0 e including a Commissioner's enses of Sa tre costs of tnis action, and all unpzid tex 4 yon tie judgment taken herein rent of Nis disbursements of the April, 1936. ROI IIR IGOR GK ROKK KK ORR KOK kk K kok kK OK KK OK tere kK RAK Ar NORA : 8 WORT CAROLINE ’ oY OF IREDELL BANK OF COLUMEIz., PLAINTIFF, AGAINST s dedrick and wife, Kdna J. Hedrick }irvin, Trustee, J.A. WWIRMING. 3ALE dartness, Csi. ORDER .C ead, Wei, Sherrill, J.P. Watt, T.\} ice, Board of Drainage District Comm- molers of Upper Third Creek . Drain: ye Tet No.1, et al. Lefendants. \n hee a . aa : » nhove n+ i+ > snus ; 0 neering T Keport on Sale filed by tne C mmissioner in tie above entitled cause n Gay of 4 aZ : _— + ‘ourt the s: s621e€ was duly advere "Sey of April, 1936, and it appeering to toe Court that tne seid sale was duly adver ana . ean ‘ r 1 #4100 c s¢ i rea “+ om 9eld in zccordence with law end tret no exceptions nave been filed to scid repor _ requirements prescribed by law to ovtein a resuie of tie property aAave not been come . with, it is ~ atiD that tae proceedings, sele and report of tne saia Commissicner be, enc tie seme “Yel, aporoved and confirmed in all respects. rt TURTH Rt ¢ h al > terms an ondi- “42K OHLERED that tae seid upon complience with all the terms and condi Commissioner, %3 of and suff i 36] i ne purchas é e nd sufficient deed Séld sale, make, execute and deliver to tne purchaser a proper an “ld lands énd tiet tne said purchaser be let into possession of the premises upon produc- lof A the vommissioner's deed. PUR 7 ‘ ¢ > the costs URTH ZR ORDERED that the purchase price of the said lands, ofter deducting th "eNses of sale Commissioner's fee in the amount of Fifty Dollers ($50.00) ’ ' = ; including a4 » 8d the costs of this action, and all unpaid taxes then assessed against the prop- 1) de Credited upon the judgment taken herein; and that the said Commissioner do submit to ‘out a Statement of his dusbursements of the proceeds of said sale. This 27th aay of april, 1936. FOR KK IK OK KOK KK North Caroline Iredell County Judgment beforehis Honor, Fe i Judicial Listrict in waich Irede}] vit 1igir propert security fonor, John temporary yraer 31éil lc intiffe ‘ , 4 ‘ + ‘7 > : ; Y plé intif 3 Ve i ie Clerk of tne Superior Court se . ee ; oe sufficient bond i sum of £200.00 conditioned account of _fiftneenth Judiciel North Ceroline, In the Superior Court Iredell County. i Tee ee ee eer eee. OS ee ee het Carrie FOO COO IOI OOO ee Me. Ogi ieir paying t issuing of sai Ging Judge. ‘ « : Mm wyy 2 2 _ stacey, Substituted Trustee, i CONSENT DECREE, ‘weensvoro Joint Stock Land nj Greens TERPERRE REEL, nk This cause coming a igsued nere in on tne 21st day of order ; oraer is tae only reiief tm3t heretofore executea by i County is nin issolved. vOlumbié tor Llowe injury end dene n+es nts, their o!- from proceeci ined 136, and trey esby, at Cnambers torre, * VWHODN Gs n Federal Lem sims and wife, Currie Acey, Jub stituted ‘'rustee 10t of Iredell County, # 80” o the defendants» oe a restraining or Ap ri ] 9 4 936 . Uy se sesese seses: of tne “Orth “arolina, eal the superior Uourt. L strict ‘ Inede In | te jl County, “¢ First Netional Bank OP 9 JUDGMENT Vs doll, Miller ang Miller ‘ theatve Tnis cause coming on to oe suderior Court of Irede 1 County, N.C., on Monday, May 4, 1936, 2nd bej oo ing heard - ao pf . ‘ ‘ j ari fied Nylain we. f% ’ } appearing that 4 duly verified complaint was filed on Maren 30, 193¢ = “7/0, énd copy of tne complaint was duly on 3.)},. Miller on apra) y .E » 19% ; fi a s . . 1t furtnoer appearing thet more tain the complaint service id tit no answer has been filed. KKK KEKEKKEK KKK KKK KKK KK KER ERE KKK EK KKK KKK KKK KKK KK KKK Winona being neurd Junty, Norta Ceroline, upon it appeering t< Court ta ised summons t issued i éppearing to of ssid summons, nd none of tae complaint of tne plaintiff, und ere now in dest : cee an eetion on a note executed by te sredinyg san Cc * W724 sa £ S y — 7 YUSINESS «aS jmith which seid note wes duly JO end corsed by trie defen : . ; ate 0 aid note bears interest at tae S individually und six per centum ver annum; And it furtaer said note tat appearing to tne Court that taere is now due on sum of seven dundred Dollars )#700.00), with interest on said sum et the rate of si per centum per annum from the 13ta day of October, 1931, until paid, and thet tne pr tiff is entitle cover 4 iff is entitled to recover Judgment against ssid defendants for said sum. ve Now, taeref it 13 eons ff he ree ore, 1t is considered, ordered and decreed tit t1¢e piaintd and recover judgment against tie defendants individually end trading they, AI ie ate II OIE IOI III IRE 35 end doing bu .Joanston ind smita for tae sum of ~even dundred 43 J0! re terest tnereon from tre 15ta dey of Oct ber, 193] in yrcentum per annum, ana tne costs of tnis This tne Ata day KEKKKKRKR KKK KEKE KKK KK KG MREKE KEKE KK KKK KKK KKK KKK KK KE KKK KK KK KEK K rs — keKKK KK KKK * ern fv\T ? 1 CanOLILNs Van 1k f or 3 waien tie fenderson. >, Ordered, udji fendant tage ae sum oO: 1 paid, t r oraere 7 Snell not receive or be entitled t uti » ai , : 3 f . iC ten, or the executor to tie heirs at law or tiff in an action now pending in tne Superior Court ; 0 . * ten and J.lis dendersgon. M. Oglesby. Judge Presiding ~~ Consent: Buren Jurney, Attorney for plaintiff. — ya : el Ag Lewis and Lewis, attorneys for defendant . KKM ERK RK KKK KEK & I AAAI RAE IN Tdi SUPERIOR COURT . , e : ‘ ynared dollars end tae costs of this action, end upon furtier JAN. THERM, 1936 ; . = : ondant, €S an 1e1P at lew, or distributee or devisee under tre 10s wooten, shall not snare in tre GQistributic n f the emount ecolls ected by JUDGMENT riff in tais action, or &@ 1llKe amount collected bj \¢ oleintirf in 4s aotic no other suits wnich tne plaint v ;¥, Wooten ana J.#. Wooten, It is, taraerefore, ordered, éedjudged 1936 oF recover Of tie aefendant tie sum of Sy @nd it ap. on from date until paid, togetner wit. furtier orderec, adjudged shall not receive ezecutor t fu, Wooten and J.é.. Wooten. SEERA KKK EKER KK EK KKK RRR EK KKK KK Rk ‘ KKK KKK KR ERE KKK KE KY Jorth Carolin: i t h i Plyler tion be witadrawn; °Y llowed +o + ' f “towed eke a judgment of non-suit. Plaintiff Wooten, oor 0 . S - £01) 1 yori ron fF eAaivuaved J ULGMENT It is itner ordered and adjudagec VS. and tiey are nereby, #llowed ienderson él] Gil Wi ty ‘ owed to plaintiff in this a4 £ become perties Tne above entitle £14 z ; : ‘ +e Ceuse coming on to be heard at this the January Term, 1936 This the 16th day of May, 1936 L{ bie ) a} aYs . Iredell Cuperior Court, before His and it er 3 donor, Felix Ek. Alley, Judge Presiding, Jonn L. Milholland, C.3.C. _ y earing to tne Court that +4 By t ta 7 Consent a. 7 © pleintiff and the defendant have compromised tne matters in controversy betwee j soe use Jo T inst Jack Joyner, and y Detween them arising f ¢ in this caueh™ Tre, Mar... weVe Turlington, Jack Joyner, & sing out of the complaint . le AcLaughiin, A.C. MeIntoshy the terms of wnich compromise tre defendent agrees to pay tae pleintiff tne gum of ° ‘Md A.B, 3cott & Collier, Attys for defendants. b © a 4 c ~ Raymer, Attys for plaintiffs. b " inane aa Babbitt : TH ORE ERE EEE auEr ts 990059020005 eeee ina, orth Care Li a e = etete of. North, Caroline for one, yee AG. + uv been erresident; of ~~ << «<> <> dleintirf eae a ef <_< <> <> State IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK-MAY TERM, 1936 MONDAY, MAY 18th, 1936 . au - ee aeeth cent neth atoeeaneoaemaratte -anshthere- Sian -nenetnenSamneiilioena> tte HERE HEARA ROE EH RHEE LARCENY. Defendant enters plea of Guilty. It is the judgement of the Court that th ofendant be confined in the State Prison of North Carolina for a period of twelve months and assircn to do labor under the supervision of the State lichway Commissto. and Public “orks Cormission dupty sal term of et imprisonment, 1,2 is case is remanded to the Mooresville, N. C ecorders Court iNLe j Ke Laughlin, che charr he warrant : of the court that the ndent be comnon jall of itredell County for a MONTHS and be assi-ned to do labor under the State Highway and Public Works ine of $200.00 and costs of this ised that he be required in open Court to surre Clerk of Court his Drivers License and the erk is directed to certify the convictic and judement, sailc license to the Depart of iievenue, Hi Division, at Kaleigh, We Ce 1 true Bill, vs Cont inued, ‘lake White Noe 81 State vs Cloyd E,. Stevenson ) OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLE ON STREETS WITH IMPROPER, LIOR y Defendant, through his attorney, John Re. McLaughi Not Guilty. ns ) The following Jury: AY towns, Je M. Lynn, Ee ri i. P. A. Eagle, S. L. Pharr, E. W. Feimster, W. Se A, Robnet A. Lineberger, M. 0. Renegar, Ce A. Renegars ** oo... ayly Glenn Holland, Roy R. Williams and C. E. King, sworn and empanelled, rning, Pending trial this @ourt recesses until Tuesday Me May 19th, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock AeMe. / State Noe 115 vs NOe 82 State vs David Smith State ve Bub Sharpe ) ( ! carl Morrison } IN THE SUPERIOR COURT PIRST WEEK=MAY TERM, 1936 MONDAY, MAY 18th, 1936 FORGERY ah * : canes The Defendant enters plea of Gullty to charre in warrant. It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined Ln the common jail oi iredell County for a period of FIGHTER) 7 y a period of EIGHTEEN and be assimed to labor under the supervision o1 ths State Commission and tublice Works Vormis 1 oom i ainn ? ’ > ; . ssiton dur ty said term of The Defendant not to wear felons stripes, MONTHS - ‘ “} way imprisonment, CRIME ACAINST NATURE Defen'‘ant enters plea of Guilty, It is the judement of the court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period o; MWELVE MONTH and be assigned to labor under the s perviston 0: the St ‘6 Ricweue Commission and Public Works ommission,. It is ordered that this . sentence is not to ¢o into effect until the expiration of the sentence imposed on the defendant in a court of Catawba County which sentence the defendant ts ow serving. The State ichway sonmission 1s asked to hono: the detainer from thie . inty. . AeVWeDeWe WITH INTENT TO KILL, The defendant throuch His Attomey, John he:McLay Gullty.e The following jury was sworn and empanelled: Kk. E, Tum ipseed, Joe Terry, Ke Ce Wyke, M enardt, Will A. Vooper, C. A, Dearman, Clay Salmons, C. E. Redmon, J. } Patterson, I. Le Smith, J. We. Gatton, and iM. E. Godfrey. Pending trial Court recesses until Tuesday Momntr ay 19th, 1936, at 9:40 o'clock A.M. lin pleads Not MURDER : The Grand Jury, in open Court, ; llowing bill of Indictment rds an vres as follows: t!omamy ‘ ’ — — oe . ‘ . » STATE OF NORTH CAROL! R:.OR COURT . WU. IREDELL COUNTY ) WAY TIERM 1936 THE JURKOK : N I PI ENT: That Bub late of the County arch, A.D. 1936, force and arms, at in id : wilfully, feloniously, and of his malic rethousht, d kill and murder W111 Wilson contrary to the form of tl tute in such case mad provided, and acainst the penc: nd dignity of the State. Bub Sharpe SEES SS INDICTMENT MURDER aE WITNESS, W111 Mott X Martha Steelman X C. Le Gilbert X Je I. Thomas, Jr.X Alma Wilson X EE Those marked X_ sworn by the un- dersigned foreman, and examined before the Grand Jury, and this bill found A TRUE BILL. et — C. kk. Jones, Foreman of the Grand Jury ™ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ” } PERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK = MAY TERM 1936 IRST WEEK MAY TERM MONDAY, MAY 18th, 1936 TUE an AY shit 1936 a Ye. 2 , iy ha , 4 6, 87 85 aQ y s | ab Cc ‘TG 24 m Aa oe’ 7 8 7 This Honorable Court convenes accordins to adjournment Tuesday morning A True Bille 30 o'clock Clyde Roberson at 9:30 o'clock. 7rady *‘oberson Paul Vogler <> SS << Yo, 20 3 tate vs A true Bill. Tom Mayhew NOS. State vs James Blackman Ed. Blaclman Mack Threatt No. «l State / vs Tom wayniew SSS action and thet > be imprisoned in e€ common }: LTredell Co: inty fora :pertod-of SIX id te s3ivne «,} oan Or LTiCi€ mnissi ourt takes recess until Tuesday morning Ite JUDGE PRESIDING lin, pd No. 90 : cs ( State Defendant pleads Guilty. : oe It is judsment of tie court, on tie count for breaking and enter- Same Winecof in tint tae defendant be imprisoned in the State Prison | of North 5 , ac 5 i A Aa 4 r ” . : Carolinafor « term of not less tae WIGHTE: — MONTHS r TWO YAR dy "QO BW ASSIGNED TO . O LABOR unde tie supervis n 1e Jtate divhway and Public \ors commission. . On tae count of La reeny, it is judgment of tie court ti:t The de- fendant be imprisoned in the State Prison of North Carolimfor . 4 e g pt 3 be e@%@< &@ term of not less t1 be e3 signed to do labor under tie Public Works Commissions. ; af ; > 50 mY) a , » at This sentence is not to go into effect intil after ti exolration ' of tie sentence imposed for Breaking *% bntering. an ONE YAR nor more tien i} Lissitts to guvervision of the Sstute {fignway and im"? BREAKING * HNTERING & LARCENY Defendant pleads Not Guilty. u The following Jury: J.ii. Lynn, 4.”. Owens, P.A. Kagle, 5.L. Pharr, Winecoff oeW. Feimster, w.3. Page, G.iis Young, M.O. Reneger, C.A. Robnett, vlenn folland, Roy 4. Williams, ors — IN THE SUPERIOR couRT 4 [ FIRS! WEEK MAY TERM 1936 TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1936 IREDELL SUPERIOR COURT*TULSDAY, MeY 19th, 1936, A - Alng, after being duly 3worn a 4 empunelled, unswer :; id faw 4 verdict say tiey find tne Lefendant Guilty. Yr their Judgment in bota counts susvended upon gondition t¢ le aerendant rem in good benavior. It is furtaer ordered that tre proverty identitie "en of prosecuting witness us hers be turned over to her. oe Thy ) LARCENY a 7 y - faces } The defendant pleads Not iuilty. fie jury was withdrawn cua a mistrial ordered, y 7 ) The followin, Jury: Le M, Lynn, i. I. Owens, P. A. Eagle, S. Le a St continued until next term of tais Court, gooker T, Newland §} Pharr, W, 5, Page, G,. Vv. Young, M. 0, Renegar, C. A. Kobinett, { Glenn Holland, Roy k, “llliams and C, &, King and E, W, Feimster, 4. stevenson} being duly sworn and empanelled, answer and for their verdict say they find the defendant sullty to charge. bs 16; A TRI BIE. It is the judsment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the Common Jatl o: iredell County for a term of EIGHTEEN MON CHS { and be assigned to do labor under the sipervision of the State oyd Y ‘ighway and iblic “orks Commission, ; ( Liznt ) { Noe 55 0 AeWeDeWie f BILL state { Defendant pleads Not intity, ! vs ) The followin: jury: KR. 4. Turnipseed, Joe b, Terry, Ke Ce Wyko, { Alex “empleton 1M. C, Dagenhardt, Will A. Cc oper, Ce As LDearman, Clay Salmons, a & j C. Ee Redman, J. P, Patterson, I. J. Smith, J. M. Lynn and ight j Me E. Godfrey, were duly sworn and empanelled, Pending trial Court reeesses until Wednes lay, May 20th, 1936 Q HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND AeW.eDeWe at 9:30 A... { Defendant pleads Not ‘fuiilty. { The following Jury: L. M. Lynn, E,. F, Vwens, :. A. Eagle, S, L, Price { Pharr, E. W. Foimster, W. S. Page, G. Me Young, Me. O. Renegar, 2e As Robinett, Glenn Holland, Roy R. Williams and C. E. King, beings; duly sworn and empanelled, answer, and for thei: verdict say they find the defendant guilty. It is the jJud.ment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the State ‘rison for not less than FIVE YEARS nor more than SEVEN YEARS and be assi.ned to do labor under the supervision of the State ighway and .ublic Works Com ission,. " , y ) Called and fatled, Jud ment Ni Si Sei Fa and Instanter aplas, inday d A eprnicmraw ¥ wl vViLUN ) The defendant, through his att orne Yo Ve Ve Moss, tenders plea of -ullty of Simple Assault which plea the State accepts, le ) Tudement suspended upon payment of the costs, No. 71, 72, 73 BREAKING ND HKING & LARCENY 105, 106, 107 ) BREAKING, ENT“RING & LARCENY 108, 109, 110 ) LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE | State » Each of the defendants pleads guilty to the above charges. * vs ) It 1s the jud ment of the court, as to the Larceny of the Automobile, Jack Lutz ( that each of th lefendants be confined in the State Prison for Houston Smith ? a term of not less than THREE YEARS nor more than FIVE YEARS, J. C, Gunter ) and be assirned to « ab under the supervision of the State :; ' —" 926 Nighway and Public "orks Geeukaahin. , This Honorable Court takes recess until Wednesday Morning, May 20th, 1936 As to Breaking & Entering and Larceny it is the judgment of the ‘ Court that each of the defendants be confined in the State ‘rison at 9:30 o'clock, for a term of not less than FIVE YEAKS NO MORE THAN TEN YEARS bk / in the State ‘rison and be acsigned to do labor under the super- GWnXL“* vision of the State H4 -hway and Public Works Commission. Thése f c Toa ‘Wee?l tT) ft sentences are not to ¢o into effect unless the defendant is to be JUDGE PRISSL DING found within the borders of the Statte of North Carolina within : 15 days after their disc arge from the prison, after serving thei as sentence for the Larceny of the Automobile, nor shall these — co into effect except on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequen tory term within five years from the rising of this Court upon one proof that the defendants are to be found in the state of North car No. 82 » AoW.D.W. WITH INTENT TO KILL. ds Not | State The defendant, throuch his Attorney, John R. McLaughlin, plea vs Juilty. David Smith The followin; Jury: R. E, ‘urnipseed, Joe D, Terry, Re Ce Wyke, Me Ce Dagenhardt, Will #, Cooper, C, A. Dearman, Clay a Ee Redman, J. P, Patterson, I. L. Smith, J. We Gatton and Me ir Godfrey, being duly sworn and empanelled, anéwer, and for wath verdict say that they find the defendant guilty of Assault Deadly Woapon and asks the mercy of the Court. oned in * It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be impris and Common Jail of Iredell County for a period of EIGHTEEN MONTHS assigned to work on the roads under supervision of State Highway Public “orks Commission. No. 3) MURDER he Judge State L, M. Kerr and Ethel Nicholson called and failed. It is $10 400» { vs ment of the Court that each of the witnesses pay a fine 0 Lester Weaver Caplas Ad testifycandem to be issued, No. 117 State vs ‘ Jimmie Campbell —<<_ << <>< A true Bill, : Fi a COURT inten ren of 4 decease brot u deceased sister, Merthe J. Alexander, &n¢ y uriun jprings Orphanage. ny “oodman Left surviving ner two living nephews l ver ’ re a Nunoer “ov no ‘3S und “wreet nieces of tne rels tionship set out in t . 3 yetitions tri My y met ' ; , Wlifong Goodman died intestate os to the property t 0 Vc deren or yyy } j 6 panes. aR. A sili, er wil, tne said property, consisting of real ostet y ais and persons ‘Operty pers Ll property, ‘lL tie exception of tne urtivles of personal propert o3zed of in t 10d1e of bx WSs po 16 codieil of ne wlll, would be distributed end descend 43 follo ‘ideriny t fount, fount, i nepvpouicw Cin rlotte Yount ut niece and : rect nepiew YA, of M4 persons State per stirpes to Jé fount, greet nephews &ng t , . © reul estate would descend as fobbows: 142 ' Pang ver stirpes to dohn Milton Yount, James Yount und Wwiilfong 1/6 Vo per 8tirpes to Mary Cherlotte Yount and Kdwerd Lamb Yount 3 Se pe et ea i 2+ aw 44.) it gia | 1/6 pert to urnest fi. Yount 1 ohay | > alt LO dul 7,2 uU le 4 : m) , [ a # ar, + de > 37° x | } LO Vo Y > ; lerelh 5 ‘ ; ye nericer of tie American Trust CUo., be, end ne is here by appoints « Commissioner : i HY «rt + ler, rt r Yount § Ff 4 r L/¢ D2? Oo HerDbpert Me 2 nt : aoe : we > . 7 wo . : . \ my . ts ordered and directed to convey by « proper deed in fee sim) 6 to the haenafini- TE ee ne is I t Lith i { 1 ‘ ia 4 4 bw Pie v ' Ana j furtner eppezring to tne Cor thi tie vertices . ; Lif | AM 1t Pune! »} 1 ; l Court laut tb r¢ perties re ; are ' ager the 14 st Will ona 4 stement of eorre ee wie te I ei + i Pe tr ries unael sO » GOOoaMEN, ; tnei interes p- } ; fh t oe sf } i ata ‘ » , . Y) > . (> nN 2 syne ‘ > he . ' 4 | Be ‘i Court end represented by counsel and tiet tney huve entered in to en: uma +) r to some trustee sicnsated hy + : ' ‘| ea Coke ereement :-. » ¢+1erein r to scm »PUustvi 631 tea b eY +46 «hay samt he Se . | ei e “Ey Si ears U-1e2*’ ’ ‘ ‘ ’ I YOV ¢ rloe@ aouse { ti 0) eS ad pee i i. ‘I é ed f: + “a 4} . on s : bv Ww Sah se ‘ > 2tt sno { at Bis —— - : ia 4 fi actory to all tne perties, by wnicn as a settlement of t lis @: se oe ps S An ee sud ane 1 re a Bee ae Pst » LIC reside, ce lot ana one ie lf interest in lé aru ; © property. 1 of tie late ijirs mnie Wilfons Goodman, situated o } h Mein 3¢n ; : ' ; ke . ; ci ) Se wae ¥ ame > > < t aon sout 1 Wein 57 eet, in tre Cit It is f urbtier oraered and iecreed tizit tir pmericen ee Compeny, ©s ix i of Mooresville an iescribed as follows: : s : : 1O > Vv bod ailiu U . \ a, de . . = cai \ $* 5a $ ra) : 5 aa ° . 2 : P ; eoutor of tae waa ANNLEeG wilicn sooama&, 1s eavises ;: reeti + yroeceed ith ' Cv ie & Bezinning ; én iron stake et trae center of Main 3treet eng Meter aa ; 5 ae _ 4 : reet end McLellend jyom the settlement oO said estate und upon sett f ; istribute tie seme ir corde ay wa Ma) n ta own f Mooresville, |! ) wnere the é ) 2e ETL " s : 4 bas Ss 19 ] O sVllle, N.C., 1e1 1 sa1 street and Avenue intersect; the, ence wit terns tiis judgment. : . ° 4 y / f »+ ’ ‘ ‘enter f ‘ ie iaah ake _ 4 e 44 “Ul eev l } Cll ) MEin LTPecyU Oo Allen bBrownt Porn a . ‘ : . are 4 ee Oe . . {Oa Be ° ' Pown -Orner; tnence 3, / It furtier appearing tae Court Ft izt € veorge &. Goode? evi a ee | x ia feet LO ¢ >T fe: Fo ¥¢ Ne AA st 200 feet L« the Y; + ow aeok 4 : : si a ‘ecient Re ee ae ; os 7 " ie ei ’ ° 1 ICL@lling Avenue, legetees receive only Yreai @state 1 \ Len l¢ f nts, in 1iton Yount » vemes b) ‘ 5 ‘ ar j ( ! .Y »s 4 no + + f thet ican a | . . COA > e] CEé + ) 34 ter v¥iC LE rie } / , : - r : . » + . + + 4 io ; aT avenue © 40 We «35 feet wit end Wilfony Yount, izive } ate] res e i} 1e yerson estate; i + tie be in Nea inin l sere more - a . 7 ‘ : ; : ‘ : ; tH \ i > 4 I 29 Ol dy e% } 1\lviced a + i3 "dere i J Ul ea Cnet lf l 137 C 7 . ecut Ps ¢ rh ver 1 j c n 1 ty iia ooam , tors oe : aa ; ; i 4 . , ; » 31t tiem, ta resuid cnilaren of rea ty ae } 7 if L . - - s . Vi ] T ” t - lier oF Y 7 ? y ad --7 ~~" + +> ‘ > O OSVisd ’ > ( 1 GQ as LOLLOWS! gropert’ Ja354 Cie \ er t >» 1 l LOT 9 Y . t tH poy he wi ads ! inotreet Avenue, i . Yount i derbert ii. Yount, i ir istributee . - a q + i ( L ° ; 8 oe ° t } + ) + a hh E ‘ j it iii ? : ' ’ ey mie hWilfons Gooamen to contribute pre i { i a y ! . ‘ 4 ea ; +4 ith .. l ’ . . et e; Z 6 We th tie r yersonal rope rt 4 y ceive . 1e2 t¢ ’ t ns : , § to en iron stake, * treet; thence», otae settlement witn t seor . wooame! vise tees. In termini , iy ta T € T T¢ y r + yr y j 4 n + 4 ’ { ’ 2 BSN » aies 4U0U0 Su. ey more wae « This is tx uch pro ret ) ients tie velues pli up yer yropert t Federal ed BSG ; a a ee Bd ; , 1 t D t e } + off th hhh cond 4 oe ee i sacle , ' ms eas ne L : — Af lot buck i CIE wl eve Laxin itnorities Go: l€é vs Ce an . T if aR > hveyed t 1eé1 > 4, aevisees . i ~~“ , il By Hibi - : . 2 ; Ba bs L l it ) Jf ene 1ci ries unaer + ¢€ l t rze Ve yl - edoraised {¢ re ce Yount, 4 st + svil ¢ ‘ . ~ : i‘ j ¥ + i . as i _ iow n ereir ns + + . = ‘ : 1 09 , i 51 CU, “wit: 1ereby mmissioned and empowered to make ia ypraisal 10 3 : _ if it a i att Be / J 1 re > Llare! nt J n ey ;oo0dman mining t 1¢ e] ; 3: id resl est + i rri i t rr ye + ) ment sn Ll ¢ m € 7 | ip ; 1f { | 1. i + ’ 4 * r iy i ; ” Y . . f> pores lereor to tre chilaren of Mertna J. Alexander inthis peresraph of tie judgment. In t event taxing autiorities t required ‘ ] i é rti n 1 - “y r y . ; . wi ‘2 nenazg tC 2) : 4 . : + 4 + ” r’ é +/ y bon lereo? to tae Boara of Kezgents of Berium Springs Orphanage oMeke en i.ppraisal of tie remeining r Estete, ) (rt ’ é eEreents.-as Yr 4 + js — aa — : . 5 . tna ee + . as : a . , ; ibe — ee ae - j ot ws ‘© Pp entesges 1 l/e undiviued interest only in the Drug Store Build -Kewise geypraise suid reel estate ia velues 3 Ll be determined ac din, t elt 1 J ypraisal, Sy fy catt li aman? «> : aaa o : . 2 . tn rao stets . Som « e 4 ® 1, sate4 ey * . + in iit SEUTL en 1 compromise o all cluims by tnem to participete 1 tre 5% It is furtier ordered tet t dlaintiff snali, it es » pay its ‘ hye os nni 1 ¢ , . ian . : ° e aii ie 1 fang of +4 ~ : oe ee — an ee —_ / i »>e f ni¢ wil nm ,OOaGM: nN, ana tyne remeinder « f t 1e estete o Annie liong vl this action. Jame o i? ecluae twenty «ac lers f , liss i Ine Le¢ 1OOVE Yr, ourt re i; odamen $s . > $«r4 > — . . - ‘om . 2 e boa ee nor+ 00am is to be cdivicea umong rer next of fin, &3s provicea by law; es It is tier raered and directed tiet tre American Trust Ue, #2 x ylsned ind entered by consent et Concord, 1 i 4 3eor.*e \ ty ¢ or + ’ r ° aii exes On + | oO C07 Je ,00CM: ny, yey 1é tite and eaeral Inheritence Taxes and estat tax 1 the 16 Guy of Muy, 1936. | | | n tie ebove two pieces of property out of tie funds on and belonging to tre e™ John ii. Oglesby, Resident Judy of tne 15ta Judiciul District. Y¥ONN wie UBLESOYs Deol | f Gec f Vv oOanm: ere .* -¢ s . narty of te of Geor * Yoourlen ena taut 411 inheritance taxes due on tre otheroproper’ . \f Annie “+ Goodman estete 31ull be paid by tne American Trust Co., «3 Executor © Annie WwW. woodman, out * tae funas of her estite. "ri ‘ ‘ espn ij * 4 ‘ j és nable And it apveuring to 1e Court tiat said settlement is not unreeso™ inj ; the rf eal ' : net. just, or injurious to the rights of tie minor defendants 1erein, but is in fact. J fs and equitable ar ; ; + nd 08 c ir ana e jultable ana for % 1e best interests of ¢ 1e seid minor defendants a of them; 3 pratt ” . st It is, tierefore, ordered, decreed and adjudged that John Fox, Tr IN TH! SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK MAY TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1936 IN THE S''PERIOR cour? toy FIRST WEEK MAY TERM 1936 “tha : WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1936 Tr ) BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY me) | This Honorable Court convenes according to Adfournme Wedne toe 97 a ae bs oe | 5 J nent Wednesday morning / state ee ey through hts attor ey, pleads guilty of Forceable a Pi ; - ( respass, which plea the stat ~ N 6 ° 3( to id vs , ‘ ate accepts HOLE May 20th, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock, dy Roberson ) It 4s ordered and adjudped by the Court ' ne Grady Judged by the Court that the defendant pay 4 4 a fine of $25.00 and the costa f th + : & v in . in the saenee ‘ail 5 sts of this action and be imprisoned ey | Noe 55 0 AeWeDele MONTHS AN - be 0! co ‘Ounty for a period of TWELVE fA): } Sg: a aa 4 , © AND e SSiirned to ad , 7 4 haw Siem mixin on : ca ee tar Stat: ) The defendant through his attorney John &, Lewis, pleads y State Highway and ablic hee the supervision of the ae vs ) Guilty. ‘8 Sot is ceumstied (7 Paes i: rxs Cormission. The road sentence Tt be E , 2 * - v7 S - , 2U snail. be mad tec y P tha J? > } e ei x oe Alex Templeton ¥ The following Jury: R. 1. ‘'urnipseed, Joe Terry t Term of +} ee ah to he vudge holdin, saiee Wy} or ' * 3 Way i ? ° erry, R, C. the Auust Term of this ourt (1946) that the fime andcosts | TITRA Orrearn } , i r > ‘ . J A ‘ , i hS A Ye ve i , “soe =e Ye ent GS, Mi11 rt Cooper, C. 4, -earman, Clay have been pald and shall not go into effect t} ereafter except Salmons, ©, l', iedmon, J. |]. Patterson, I, L. Smith, J, on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within FIVE ; Lynn and M, E. Godfrey, being duly sworn and empanelled, — YEARS from the rising of this Court upon satisfactory proof. yl answ and > their srdai y they f , ae eee sous = ee /OUL p satistactory proof res re ” i é reir “=e ict say they find the defendant that the defendant has violated any law of the State. guilty of Assault With Deadly Weapon. : Cte eo ee It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant pay a fine Noe 96 ) BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY of $100.90 and the costs } 1 +] te. dln gar i peach = eat 290 an ' : ° : of t is action ana *hat he be impri sone: State ) The defendant, throu-h his atto mney, pleads fuilty of Forceable n th omnon Jail of redell County for a period of EIGHTEEN 73 Q Trespass, which plea the State accenta . MONTHS and be assigned to do labor under the superviat . : a ae ieee a yr earth Rent Pee & a 02 16 ne Supervision of the Clyde hoberson ) It 1s ordered and adjudred by t} ourt that the deendant pay State Hishway and fublic “orks Commissions, The prison sentence a fine of %25,00 and the costs of this action and be im is ned a me oe enter Pine Of we f this action and be imprisone: is not to so into effect it shall be mace to appear to the in the common jail of ltredell County for a pertod of TWELVE 7 6 tetidine Geek sonensets ha Rican nee tne ee, ew aen’ vast I ae Nv } ra perlod o Lui LV oie aoe ai es alas aaa — nae om OS this court that MONTHS and be assigned to do labor under the s perviston of the : Q m r ndant : pay ng into the office oi the Vlerk of Supe rlor State iighway and Public “orks Commission. The road sentence said ft e a oO! 7 vs DOLLARS ($5.00) per week until the afore. 4s suspended i 41 shall be 1ade to appear te the Judece holding risetodlceonag and costs aoe been paid, said payments to begin on the August Term, 1936, of this Court that the fine and costs Saturday, may eord, 1946, and said sentence shall not zo into have been paid and sha?l1 not go into effect thereafter except i. ee . ae / f >; thereafter exce} effect thereafter onoep on motion of the Solf&eitor at any on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within FIVE Th heme 3 bsequent term within five years from the risgine of this Court YEARS from the risitne of this Court upon satisfactory proof ue i ar i e 4 er ee — a. i . " : ‘ ' P - i 7 : ipon satisfactory proof that the defendant has fatled to comply that the defendant has violated any law of th State s j ?3 with the terms of this jud-ment or that he has violated any law : ih ae he fp > t a of the State of North carolina, No. 05 Q INTERFERENCE \VIBTH OFFICER WILLE IN PERFORMANG! Fk HIS DUTIES. 4 Noe 95 ) MURDER { State § The defendant, throuch his attomney pleads guilty. ia 1) Pee Stat 2 ._— ig ; ve Q It 1s ordered and adjuired by th ourt that the defendant pay a We ’ | 6 ‘ ge ge “Ury> in a body, returned into Jpen Court the followin Paul Vogler ) fine of $25.00 and the costs of this auction and be imprisone: Weani fp ie ‘ ristenbury of Indictment in words and figures as follows: in the common jail of ‘redell County for a period of TWELVE i od } J IVL.SvLenour MONMUCG 3 aat ad r : 1 ahan "Jan *} nanews af sf +e} ¥ ah | MONTHS and be assi;ned to do labor unde: .e@ supervision of the " : tle . a . . ; i E : oe) ibe State of orth arolina Superior Court State Highway and rublic “orks Commissions. The road sentence f: “ * Va- ’ . " » * * » 4 i H S? Irodell County May Term, 1936. not to co into effect until the expiration of the sentence he PIP aa oe is now serving and is hot to co into effect thereafter except ‘im Ls . THs JURORS PO se dais JN THIN OATH PRESENT: That on motion o* the “olicitor at any subsequent term within FIVE oe eh Leroy Christenbury late of the County of Iredell, on the 2lst YEARS from the rising of this Vourt upon satisfactory proof oF TE. ay O ebruary, 1936, with force and arms, at and in the said that the fine and costs have not be paid or that the defendant sh! | Poe vounty, unlawfully, willfully, feloniously, and of his malice has violated any law of the State. | Bae be aforethought, did kill and murder Frank Small contrary to the i bk corm of the statute &n such case made and provided and against No, 8); 'B&E & Le fi the peace and Gignity of the State, State ) The defendant y throuch his attorney, enters a plea of Guilty. AF i. ¥ vs ) It 1s O&dered and adiud-ed by the Court that the defendant be ee : _.._____ Goggin Paul Vogler 4 confined in the common jail of lredoll Younty for a period I Solicitor. of TWELVE MONTHS and be assi;ned to do labor under the supere vision of the State Hichway and Public “orks Vormissions. This sentence not to co into effect until the expiration of the sentence imposed in Case No. 85. | this sentence shall not NO. 95 so into effect except on motion of the *olicitor at any sub- sequent term within FIVE YRAKS from the rising of this Court STATE upon satisfactory proof that the defendart has violated any vs law of the State. Leroy Christenbury Ho. 86 AID AND ABET IN OPERATING A SMOKE SCKEEN ON PUBLIC HIGHWAY SS er a ee State ~ 4 4 INDICTMENT ca MURDER James Blackman Continued for the State. —=|—<——><>- Bill Small ke He Taylor Ora Swaney Pat Patterson Hazel Dingler Mrs. H.S.Dingler X Miss Tatsie Gardner lo. 101 No. 78 0 AID AND ABET IN OPERATING A SMOK! SCREEN ON PUBLIC HIGHWAY + - le cry x ' WITNESS ovate ) The defendant, trough his attorney, pleads guilty. , vs § It 4s Ordered and adjudged by the Yourt that the defendant be ' confined in the State Prison for not ess than two nor more than three years and be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway and Public “orks Commission. This sentence not to go into effect until the expiration of the sentence he is now serving. Mack Threatt t Mo = PRETENSE a aaah - ( State ane Roteedane through hic attorney, enters plea of Nolo Contendey John Starnes vs hanes djiudged by the Court that the defendant be Roscoe Bargon X Je ) It 4s ordered and adjudg ¢ y 3 County fae & seked OF rome Boyd ) confined in the common jail of Iredell Younty for a p Those marked X sworn by the undere of the State Highway and Public Works Commissions. signed foreman, and examined before the Grand J und }ran ury, and this bill fo a TRUE BILL C. E, Jones —" al Foreman o: the Grand Jury- 4 No. 102 State vs Mabel McKnight Noe 103 State vs Jerome Foyd and Mabel McKnicht NOe 97 State vs Donald “loan No. 69 State vs Leonard Greene Noe 98 State vs Paul Thompson No. 80 State vs Wade Parker. V i A true IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK MAY TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY MAY 20, 1936 FALSE PRETENSE The defendant, through her attorney, pleads Nolo Contende It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be impr sone’ in the common jail of +redell County for a term of SIX None nedto—do—labor_under—the—supervision X MONTHS State—lighwey-end_Publie—orks Commisston-at—the 3 in any other institution maintained by the County of Irede}] he FORNICATION AND ADULTERY The defendants, through their attomey, plead Nolo Contender It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant : Jerome Boyd be imprisoned in the common jail of +redell A for a period of TWO YEARS and be assisned to do labor under tie supervision of the 8tate Highway and Public Works Commissions This sentence not to take effect until ten (10) days after the defendant has served the sentence imposed in Case No, 101 and Capis not to issue then if it shall be made to appear to the Solicitor holding each subsequent term within FIVE YEARS from the rising of this court upon satisfactory proof that the defendant is to be found within the State of North arolina, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendmt Mabel MeInight, be confined in the common jail of tredell’ County for a period of TWO YEARS, i ssigned—to—de—tabor under +the—s+pervision—of—the St Hi chy é—pebliic Yor) vommtsstens., This sentence not to co into effect until the expiration of the sentence imposed in Case No, 102 and shall not ¢o into effect thereafter i4if the defendant is not to be found within the bounds of Iredell County within ten (10) days after the expiration of the sentence imposed in #102, INTENT TO COMMIT RAPE Bille Case continued until November Term of Iredell <uperior Court on account of the absence of the material Prosecuting Witness. The Court orders that all bonds be discharged and each and every defendant is required to sive his recocnizance to appear at the November Term, 1936, of tredell Superior Court and each defendant is required to give his name and address to the Clerk of Court, and the Clerk is asked to notify each and every defendatt when said trial may be scheduled to be heard, TRANSPORTING & POSSESSING LIQJOR FOR SALE The defendant, through his attorney, enters a plea of Guilty. It is ordered by the Court, on the count of Possessing, thet the defendant pay a fine of $50.00 and costs of this action and that he be imprisoned in the common jail of +redell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS and be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State “ighway and Public Works Commission. Thé road sen- tence is suspended if it shall be made to appear to the Judge holdin: each successive Criminal Term ot Ir pas uae BARE — that the defendant has paid into the office te Sift ofS5 00 per week, beginning June lst, 1936, until paid, md shall not g0 into effect thereafter except on motion of the Soliéitor at any subsequent term within FIVE YEARS from the rising of this Court upon satisfactory proof that the defendant has violated any 1a" of the State, On the Count of Transporting, Judgment 1s suspended upon condition the defendant remain of good behavior and does not violate any law of the State of North Carolina. RESIS®ING ARREST The defendant, thpgough his attorney, enters a plea of “ee it is ordered by the Court that the defendant be imprisoned 4m the Common Jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE he MONTHS and be assigned to do labor under the supervision of ¢ State Highway and Public Works Commissions. This sentence sh not go into effect until the expiration of the sentence impose in Case No. 99, and shall not go into effect then except OM sans motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within FIVE one FROM THE RISING of this court upon satisfactory proof that defendant has violated any law of the State. 7 ABANDONMENT & NON SUPPORT, enters The defendant, through his attorney, John R. McLaughlin, oi), & plea of Guilty as to the non support of his child, an of Not Guilty as to the non support of his wife. le, Se The following jury, a. W. Gatton, E. F. Owens, Pe A- Ty a Le Pharr, E. W, Feimster, W. S. Page, Re E. Turnipsee af Ce ° Renegar, C. A. Robinett, Glenn Holland, Roy R. Wills 0 intl Kings andwer and for their verdict say they find the ¢¢ guilty. ction It is judgment of the court that he pay the costs of this & No. 116 State vs Everette Wilson No. 68 State vs James Kerr No. 2 /State vs Chas, Vest Noe 3 State vs Keith Vest /NO~ 100 State vs John Nichols SS 2S oo SoS <—_ —— >< <— oe — __IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK MAY TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY MAY 20, 1936 and that he be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWLEVE MONTHS and be assirned to do labor under the supervision of the State “Lghway and Public “orks Comission The Prison Sentence is not to go into effect if it shall be made to appear to the Judge holding each successive subsequent Criminal Term of this Court that the defendant has paid into the office of the Vlerk of Superior Court, for the use and benefit of his wife and child, the sum of $2.00 per week, beginnin. the week of June lst, 1936, until further orders of the Court, and it shall not go into effect thereafter if it shall be made to appear to the Judge holdin~ the May Term, 1937, of this Vourt that the Costs of this action have been fully pata, MANSLAUGHTER A true 5111, BREAKING & ENTERING Called and failed, Instanter Capias, Judgment [Instanter Sci Fa and FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH COURT ORI Continued until November Term FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH Continued until WN T. & Po Le The defendant ente plea of Nob Guilty. The: following Jury: G. li. Young, Joe D, Terry, Ke Ce Wyke, Me Co Dagenhardt, Ae Yooper, GU, A, Dearman, Vlay Salmons, C. E. Redmon, J. -son, I, Le Smith, J. iM. Lynn, and M, 4, Godfrey, being duly sworn and empanelled, answer and for their verdict say they find the defendant cuilty. Pending trial Court recesses until Thmrsday, May 21, 1936, at 9:30 o'clock A.Me This Honorable Court takes recess until Thursday Morning, May 21st, 1936 8 9:30 o'clock, - dp 4 ; JUDGE PRESIDING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK MAY TERM 1936 THURSDAY MAY 21, 1956 {is Honorable Court convenes according to Adjournment, ‘ © May 21st, 1936, at 9:30 o'clock. a Noe 100 T, & Pe Le FOR SALE State The defendant,pleads Not Guilty vs The following Jury: G. M. Young, Joe D. Terry, R. C, Wyke John Nichols M, C. Dagenhardt, Will A. Cooper, Ce A. Dearman, Clay Salmons R. Es Redman, Je P. Patterson, l. Je Smith, J. M. Lynn and , M, HE. Godfrey, being duly sworn and empanelled, answer and fo their verdict say they find the defendant guilty to the pr oio in the warrante g It is ordered by the court that the defendant be imprisoned tp the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS and be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Hichway and Public Works vVommissions. huradawn , iursday morning > wt AT an . FOR SALE s a Nol Pros with Leave, Frans Munday No. 117 I State ) The defendant, vs a plea of Not Jimmie Campbell 1 The following ‘ie Gatton, E. F. Owens, P. Ae Eagle, R, 1? Tmrennt* neaah R . QO f Kat . sane = B, Turnipseed, M. O. Renegar, CO. A. Sobinett, Glenn lollend, 2, C,. Wyke and Ce » King, S. Le Pharr, Le. We Feimster and Joe D, Terry, beinc duly sworn and empanelled, andwer and ‘or their verdict say they find the defendamt, Not Guilty. The defendant is therefore released. his attorney, John Ke McLaughlin, enters eads guilty. endant be imprisoned in YEARS nor more than bor under the supervision H y an Vorks Commissions, It is recommended by the Court that the defendant, from is lacking mental development, mc it is he be placed under observation to the end that ascertained that he shall be so mentally deficient not to be kept in solitude, that he be placed in under proper care and treatment. No. 11] State vs Sherman E <a Noe 10) State vs RB. E = <> <> = REPORT OF THE GRAND The Grand Jury passed on all and Presentments J hs *’ ~~} “ placed before them, We vis yonvice Camp, t! House» ted, by Committee, the County Home, the State 6 County Jail, and the Offices of the Court g ~ iL Lids enemy Teh COUN HOM ann We found 22 waite men and 3 white women; 10 colored men and 9 colored women; and | white children; white convicts; 4 colored convitts;. We also found ) mules; 15 milch cows; 6 young heifers; 2 bulls; 32 hogs; 3,000 lbs. meat; 200 bushels wheat; l,000 1bs- flour; 75 bushels corn; 125 hens. We found the water tank over the dining room leaking and recommend that same be repaired at once; also the cement steps to the building where the colored people are located are in bad repair and recommend that this be repaired alse THE STRATE CONVICE CAMP We found 91 prisoners, all white. The quarters were t in first class condition and the prisoners report good treatmenve We found 3), hogs and pigs; cows; 1 calf; and one males IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IRST WEEK MAY TERM 1936 THURSDAY MAY 21, 1936 COUNTY JAIL We found the County Jail in Excellent condition with 17 white men; 1 white womans; 15 colored men; 5 colored women} The prisoners report good treatment and cood fcod,. We recommend that the Fly Sereens at the Jail be J repaired at once. WMTAMA ek de oth U ae We found all the of condition and the records This Honorable Court takes recess o'clock. e vones “Toroman of the Grand KDER. e Solicitor annotlnced tha murder in the first degree as c but will ask for a verdict of Manslauchter as the facts war The followin 0] until Friday morning, May eénd, 1946, fusA We, “IODINE MeSIDING This Honorable Court convenes according to Adjournment Friday, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK, MAY TERM 1936 FRIDAY, MAY 28nd, 1936 May 22nd, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock A.M. Noe 18 State vs Clarence Hefner No. lll State vs Sherman Noe 112 State vs Sherman No. ly State vs Ralph Shu Noe 03 State vs recil Mayhew No. 116 State vs Everet Vilson No. 88 State vs Houston Johnston Now 33 State vs Charlie Miller No. 105, 106 State vs Jack Lutz * LARCENY Or AUTO States a Nol Pros with Leave, Continued by order of the Court until July Term, 1936, Nn Dae nomrnr RECKLESS DRIVING Continued by order of the Court until July Tern, Continued, fendant enters a plea of Guilty. the judsment of the Court that the defendant pay the of the action including the sum of $6.90 to reimburse MN. B. Stewart, and that he be imprisoned in the Couunon jail of ltredell County for a term of SIX MONTHS and be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway and Public “orks Commission. The prison sentence is not to go into effect except on motion of the Solicitor at any subsequent term within 5 years from the rising of this court upon satisfactory proof that the defendant has been guilty of any violation of the laws of the State, PTARTOT ATTATIOTD Al | AAAI OL Tis ile Nol Pros with Leave, MANSLAUGHTE] The defendant, through his attorney, enters plea of Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter, whch plea the State accepts. It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant pay the costs of this action and that he be imprisoned in the Vommon Jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS to be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway and :ublic Works Commissions. ‘The prison sentence not to go into effect except on motion of the *olicitor at any subsequent termswithin five years from the rising of this Court upon satisfactory proof that the defendant has violated any law ov the State, The defendant is required to surrender in open court his Drivers License to the Clerk of Superior Court whose duty it will be to certify the record in this case and transmit the same, tosether with the said Drivers License to the - Department of Revenue, Highway Safety Division, Raleigh, '»” FORGERY nich Defendant enters a plea of Guilty of writing bad check, W plea the State accepts. tion Judgment suspended upon payment of the costs of this ac including the sum of $5.50 to reimburse Carrie McNeely, whose account the bad check was drawn. ASSQULT the statt Defendant pleads guilty to Simple Assault, which plea accepts. risont? It is the judgment of the court that the defendant be a and in the comion jail of Iredell for a period of THIRTY pe ee j assigned to do labor under the supervision of the state 5 into and Public Works Yonmissions, This sentence is 208 ee the effect if it shall be made to appear to the Judge hold a. paid August term, 1936, of this court, that the costs, order in a former judgment, have been paid. t and The sentence heretofore pronounced is ordered stricken this sentence 1s postponed until next week. This 10300 o'clock Ae} ionorable ~ \e@e IN THE SUPERIOR couRT FIRST WEEK MAY TERM 1936 FRIDAY MaY 22, 1936°° MURDER The Solicitor announced that he ot ask for a verdict of murder in the first Gegree as charged in the indictment but will ask for a verdict of murder in Manslaughter as the facts warrant an: he ww justifies, The defendant, through his attorneys, 2ads Not sullty. The following jury; VY. 8, Page, ..07 Re Williams, ) Dagenhardt, C,. i, nedman, I, Le Smith, J, Godfrey, E. F. Cwens, E, W, imster, J Renegar and Clay Saimons, being duly sworn answer and for their verdict say ] Not Guilty. second degree or Fe 1» 1936 at LU, — ° / JUDGE PRESIDING | , SLi M5, hh, ‘ ( / SR 2 Pt en 5 tee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE SUPERIOR cour? MAY TERM 1936 - SECOND WEE MAY TERM 1936 - SECOND WEEK MONDAY, MAY 25, 1936. MONDAY, MAY 25th, 1936 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment at 10:00 otely k r c fv Te. 4 + WM . >Y) 3 ” AYA a ; , 2 pp ‘4 “) 73 11 my d s Yr Oya ‘ ry 2 - . . A.M. Monday, May 25th, 1936, when and where His Nonor Felix E. Alley, Judge Pre. felix Alley, Sr., and a jury, and being heard, and the Jury having answered the siding and holdins Courts of the Yifteenth Judicial District or North {esues in favor of the plaintiff as follows: arolina, is _ z Fa oa fee it a $ - 7 = aa present and presiding, this the Second Week at May Term, 1936, le Ha 16 pla. a residen 1€ State of North Carolina Je 'e Moore, Hich Sheriff of Iredell County, North arolina, for two years next preceding returned Into open Court the names of the following good and lawfull men to serve as jurors of tht Answer. Yes, : . ‘ = Warne the $n 474 ‘ aie oe ote . . . an : - Court f ne second week for civil cases, to-wit: He C. King, L, & Sloop, F, L ee Were the plaintiff and defendant married, as alleced in the complaint? , . 2 sje e ‘ Qn ’ rt, f ay, ” Vv : Je Craven, J. A. Combs, Wm, 1 mmers Answere YeS-e . Sieh eee : Did the defe n+ Clodfelter, J. V. Wooten, Albert F, Johnson, J. A. Collins, Cicero c, Redmond, 7 Je Did the defendant Ae Summers, J. H. Fickert, J. Q. Nabors, T. J. Reddick, Geo. H. Eme VY, Se Ral Answer. Yes. Stillwell, Troy Rk. Clonincer, Je Ce MeNeely of Shiloh Township, J.C It is, therefore, ordered, Chambersburg Township, Amos !, York, A. Milton Gaither, and Lawson ¢ ‘enderson, Epeemony Heresotore exteging betwee: He Ce King, excused by Court. hereby set aside and dissolved and Ae G. Craven, excused by Court. divorce from the bonds of matri - i@O. lie Emery, out of town. Not served, that the plaintiff be, and she Te Je Reddick, excused by Court. minor son of said marriage. Re A. Clodfelter It 1s further ordered The following jury: L. 3. Sloop, F. L. Moore,/W. He Linker, : ; i, Be Harris, J. A. Combs, W. Tt. Summers, J. V. Wooten, Albert to be taxed by the Clerk. F, Johnson, Je C, McNeely of Chambersburg Township, J, ¢, MeNeely of Shiloh Township and J, A. Collins, being duly Sworn and empanelled, answer the issues submitted to them as follows: Carolina In the Superior Court, Iredell Cowmty May Term, 1936. 1295 - J. E, Nartsell The following jury: L. “. Sloop, }. L. ore, W. i. Linker vs . F. Be Harris, J. Ae Combs, We. Te. Summers, kK. A. Clodfelter, Mary V. Hartsell {| J. Ve. Wooten, Albert F. Johnson, J. C. McNeely of hanibers- burg township, J. %. McNeely of Shiloh township and Collins, being duly answer t} submitted to then jrace M. McLain V ~ / we >< — <> le Has the plaintif? Jen a residen the State of North Carolina for , North Carolina, next precedin he commence n ’ this action? “ : I Iredell Younty. Ff Answer. Yes/ ur . ‘ ais t? a 2. Were the plaintiff and defendant married, as alleged in the complain « “. Hartsell Answer. Yes. - Je Did the defendant commit adultery, as alleced in the complaint} Mary V, Hartsell Answer. Yes, ed in the le Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alle complaint? North Carolina In the Superior court. Answer; Yes end ymarate and apart from each Iredell County May Term, 1936. 2. Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separ Dp Other for more than two years immediately prior to the commencment of this action, ? Mrse Grace NM. McL eh’ sis — ®8 alleged in the complaint? vs JUDGMENT Answer: Yes tore eee 3. Has the plaintiff been a bini fide resident of the State of North an e commencment of this action, as This coming on to be heard at the May Term, 1936, before his Honor Tolina for more than two years prior to th Alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1936 = SECOND WEEK a. | IN TH! SUPERIOR couR? BO MONDAY, MAY 25th, 1% 6 i sy P MATT TID T z 7 a mB. MAY TERM 1936 - SECOND WERK Pe MONDAY, MAY 25th, 1936 | North Carolina, In the Superior Court, ; forth Carolina, ) In the Superior Court, ——_—— Iredell County. May Term, 1936. Iredell County, ) Ma: Term, 1936 <anopapiens Je ~, Hartsell ) Coleman Morrison |} ' ss ’ 5 986en eK 7 vs ) JUDGENENT fi "r 7"T . A B i | “ary V. Hartsell i ie bs Morrison | This cause coming on to be heard an elng heard at this term of th . . . . . — Y aa - 4 aA vu ie LCL UO UTIe This cause comin on to be heard and beine heard at t is term of the : Superior Court of lredell County, “orth rolina, before “is Honor, Felix E. Alley Superior: Court of +redell County, North Carolina, before “iis Honor »1ix Alle . : 5 C -s VELOL'y « LA ALLEY 2 $ } ; _ Jud presiding and a jur:, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to Lt Tray "2 Py aeidin- } © 2 My ¥ 7 the Say } vit Nar , ash > Ju +residins, and a jury, and the jury havin, answer the issues submitted to 7 . — ta! : by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and arains he defendant, as set out in the eee Sot it by the Court in favor of the laintiff an acrainst the dacfendant ? 7 : + a ss TY wid JL VO! D1 ULl€ DLaALNTLIII ani arvalnst ne acrendan 29 &S set out in record: the . ' +t is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bends of ] fa +} aft 1a ArdanrsaA * ane aA ap tho pen ee te ‘. : is 4: It ie ererore, ra e anc adjucced OY tN ourt na the on of ; : : . : : sin matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, leman rrison, and the ay : matn@mana hana? es anit ah One cece eae ab @ . ‘ 2a “es - ; . ‘ ! 4 latrimony Ofore existins between the plaintiff, J. “. Hartsell, and the : < e defendant, Alma B,. Morrison, be an é same a hereby disolved and annulled, a 7g wary V. hartsell, be and the same are hereby disolved and annulled, ti YP and the plaintiff is cranted an absolute divorce from the defendant, } > an p! 1 is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, b 23 Pe i ot Wy et <2 ' ian 4 A ' i x 78 ‘s i :- lle. i ee ee ge ge ~ aa ——;- — > ; i% udge Presiding. if i oan ool a> ‘4 +A Felix =. Alley ; a Judre frostamna. We hie) oe + F ; s - Ae i * Re it tebe dite tedetetetese tes SetbLe bee e lode ledegesese Jedediah tee 300, - O. M. Kennerly 9 The following Jury: Le Ge Sloop, F. Le Moore, WW. ie i : ; : ‘ a < P | be VS. { Linker, F. 8B. Harris, J. A. vombs, W. T. Summers, iit Martha Re Kennerly {| kK. Ae Ylodfelter, J. Ve. “ooten, Albert F,. Johnson, J. MRE te McNeely, of Cha bers urg towmms’ip, J. C. McNeely | a ZN02% Olemea rison ) The followin tury: L. o. Sloop, Pp. ie Moore, We Ue Linker, of Shiloh t wnship, al e &. YVOLLIINS, beinc quly i i tr % ". - - we arn y mnane) 2 Wana? he Inoee anhmit ttad a? / vs ( Fr. B, larris, Ae Combs, ‘ « Summers, R. 4. Clodfelter, sworn and empanelled, answer 1@ issues submitted eae Mi { J V } } m ; ° ?T . nr ) -} “ i Awrae ' ] ma - orrison ) Je Ve 00 5 ly albs »t ae Johnson, Se - Me eely o! Chamberse to tl eY as follows: ap | wn Je ¥. McNeely of Shiloh township and Jd, 4 | july sworn and empanelled, answer the issues | os , ; North Carolina, | : ie6m as follows: 4 Veroiina, Iredell vountye ) May Term, 1936. aw * } ~ 4 > jee) - <<, Hi 4 40 | 9 4 3 8 cr In the Superior Court Iredell County. 4 May Term, 1936 0. M. Kennerly ) | / vs ) ISSUES Oleman Morrison 4 Martha R, Ke nnerly ) vs ) ISSUES i : 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, as alleced in the complaint? . Alma B. “orrison j§ Answer: Yes Dea a . ; i , ‘ 7 jant ed separate and apart from each 1. “id the plaintiff and defendant imtermarry as alleged in the Complaint! 2. Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separa p | “ f this Lo Answer: Yes other for more than two years immediately prior to the commencment of this action, 2e Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and has the plaintiff and “8 alleged in the complaint? : : ely defendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years immediate’ Answer: Yes Has the plaintiff been 4 boni fide resident of the State of North prior to the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? 36 Carolina for more than two years prior to the commencment of this action, as Answer: Yes a ne a te Alleged in the complaint? 3e Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolina for two years prior to the institution of this action, as alleged in Answer: Yes. complaint? Answer: Yes. SO AP ty cy, i cso IN TH2 SUPERIOR COURT Lise MAY TERM 1936 = SECOND WEEK MONDAY, MAY 25th, 1936 North Carolina, In the Superior Court —<—> <> ~ (7 . ra Iredell Younty, May Term, 1936 d O. - Kennerly <> vs <a Martha R,. Kennerly This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at t¢ Court of Iredell County, North varolina, before His Honor, Felix Alle » Judge prestat. and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the ourt tn , favor of the plaintiff and arainst the defendant, as set out in € record: it is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the b nds of matrimony heretofor xisting between the plaintiff, O. M. Kenn rly, and the WIAD — nA > ) +} - 1, 2 3° * 5 5 nnerly, b na the same are hereby disolved and annulled, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. Felix Be Alley a — Judge fresiaing. 2 YO a T aah mv, 5 i ryt Tay , 7 , t = Pf ) o We hash The following Jury: Le G. Sloop, F, Le Moore, “. He Linker, VS F. Be Jlodfelter, lata Be. Rash Je V Harris, J. #. Yombs, W. T. Summers, Rk. A. Viantan Al We Tal T ’ Marl 4 p 1 J “ooten, Albert /. Johnson, J. C, McNeely of Chambers- burg towmship, J. C. McNeely of Shiloh township, and J. A. Collins, bein iy sworn and empanelled, answer the issues submitted to them as follows: ° ve saat? o ; . ' North -varolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, >< May Term, 1936.6 >< << Mata B,. Kash ° 5 o a ™ - - ‘ tnt? le id the plaintiff and defendant inte rmarry, as alleged in the compla:n: Answers: Yes eee 2. Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each othé f » mana hae 4+ ays, — e onan ’ 7 ‘ ged for more than two years in iediately prior to the commencment of this action, 48 alleg in the complaint? Answer: Yes 3e Has the plaintiff been a bent fide resident of the State of North Caro * ¥ "7 af . ; 6 for more than two years prior to the commenement of this action, as alleged in th complaint? Answer: Yes —_—_———____. North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1936. D, We Rash (vs IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 19%6, SECOND WEEK + MONDAY, MAY 25th, 1936 iy § JUDGEMENT He! 1 eC yata Be Rash 0 ah 4 ¥ ’ oe This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the i es fn ea Wes a de + , > . f Superior Court of Iredell Younty, North /arolina, before His 9nor Felix Alle: z i 3 i A +a} ; a s : = Sah he Judge Presiding and a jury, and the jury having answere he issues submitted to it | ee ‘ ah | _ ~ S — . . : } ft hat by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the ee! 4 ? Tae eS record: ; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by t! ourt that the bonds of ta _.. matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, D, \J. kash, and the defendant, me ee Mata fash, be and the same are hereby disolved and annulled, and the plaintiff ; 4s cranted an absolute divorce from the defendant. Le + a 4 +8 *4 ~~ Felix &. Alles ; ¢ cen nee areaemuiggeatig energy enone a lene iD udge Fre iin ei) om Iredell County. / v Le “omlin vs jury: a Te Sloop, - © Le Moore, We Le Linker, ' 1 5 “lodfelter, yh >> <> ' . * ~ He id tH = me) do te Qa ™ . °o 3 - . a = , * T 1, Fr atl e T of, 77 al< o . oe no i ena Tomlin Je Ve Wooten, Albert fF. nson, J. %. McNeely of Chambers A burg township, J. C. McNeely of Shiloh Township, and de A. Hi, bee Collins. betr july sworn and empanelled, answer the issues 1a hl C ns, i 1 worn an 5 is submitted to tem as follows: Me ¥ iy r h } ru ih ES North Carolina, {| In the Superior Court, Mone ' ee 7) | ii) Hi ! ‘ina a] ue ) H. L. Tomlin j Vs — ee Lena Tomlin ) for more than two years immediately alleced in the complaint? Carolina for more than two years prio North Carolina, 4 Tredell County. | : o . , oe rad in the complaint? plaintiff and defendant intermarry, 4s alleged in e complaint? Le Did the Answer: Yes —_—-— iefendant lived separate and apart from each other 2 Has the plaintiff and prior to the commencement of this action, as Answer: Yes the State of North 3. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of r to the commencment of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes In the Superior Court, May Term, 1936. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1936. .SECONR -WEEK MONDAY, MAY B5th’, 1936". IN THE SUPERIOR cour? 491 ¥ " MAY TERM 1936, SBCONT. WEEK ? r } TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1936, 1 | H. Le Tomlin ee | " 2 Honorable Cour 5 ‘ding dtour ; ; a ' JUDGEMENT bers i This rt convenes according to adjournment Tuesday morning, i : L+n. 1936 at 9230 o! } } 1 h = 6 at 3 o*'cjock Lena tomlin ) May 26th, 17% 739 _— - : ae : CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COUR oR This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the NORTH CAI - ote SUEERLOR COURT ‘ — 7 “. - u . ; ensccaiia de REDELL COUNTY ) BEFORE THE CLER Superior Court of 4tredell Vvounty,’ North Carolina, before His Honor, lelix Alley - oT | Joba ’ Juda:re -esid " and Tur 1 the ur $ nice : 23d 6t e 7 f ; ude Presidin: and a jury, an he jury having answered the issues submitted to > wes, Carrie Elliott McLelland, ) \ , ae . i . ‘ Executrig, Et al j i it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant &@as set out in _ ' \ PLAINTIFFS. ! the record: f i _ ; f : ee -VSe ) RD It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of — ‘ ‘ 8 eae 82 fTh.. x " +4 x } oY 7" ~” > at%y . r, oy +l. a 2 ra} ‘rT = Ee te Lackey and William “ 1omas ‘ matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff H,. L, somlin, and the defendant, as Administrators of the- Estate of } i] een Thomas, deceased and J. { i} Lena Tomlin, he and the me are hereby d % d annu j i the pla! ile; Fe , . : ’ and the same are hereby disolved and annulled, and the plaintirr is Warreny : . a ; ‘ . DEFENDANTS granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, _ + + + _ 4 . * 4 , . + 7 i oe This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor Felix at. “ RB Rr 1 7 ’ v 23 * 15 ef a 9 : i Felix ie alley E. 4lley,. Judge Presiding at ti.is @ May cerm of superior Court of Iredell County t oe Judse Presiding. | BAe 9 ‘ + 17 . . > > > ” 5 f fe Ss and it appearing to the Court from the Petition of rs, arrie Elltott McLelland, d * > |’ bone ae zl Executrix and D, L, Raymer, Administrator C.T.Ae o he state of We. D. McLelland a.) aly oo < 3 dv ’ ’ ' 4 i~ wor - . 36 Setece ett a tens 3h x 3 3 a). ef ‘s \ ry that the have a judgment -acainst L. HE. Lackey and «illiam ‘Yhomas, Administrators || ii he N 2c of He P. shomas, deceased and J. li. Varren in the anount of Eight Hundred ($800.90) \ i ' NO~e aa 0 a ia C+ ao + . ‘ > + * ° 4 We , a — ! fa es Dollars with interest; that the defendants have offere > settle said judgment by | ( vs id \ vontinued until next term of Court, Een Albert Marlow 4 ’ paying to the plaintiffs the sum of Six Uundred -ifty (5650.00) Dollars; and it i : oe S h ee i No. 93 ‘ , ii i ; if a ae eaee i further a pearinz to the Court from the petition that it 1s advisable and to the i : we ¥ f ; be 7 . +4 1a¢ > 5 “~~ + os +n ; i iit aaa ‘ vontinued until next term of Yourt. best interest of said estate to accept s-id offer of settlement: i kz oy Sherrill } ; mt i \ IT IS, TH@REFORE, considered, ordered, adjudged and decreed that Mrs. By Llly = Re. Pe Ni ls ) ; : : ; eh ona x i. a ° sm Y ' : ; : el ontinued by consent, Carrie Elliott McLelland, “xecutrix and De Le Naymer, Administrator C.T.A. of the ie ik ° 1 Ass'n et al jf Be 116) : Estate of We. D, McLelland be and they ave hereby authorixed to accept the sum of = . . aver y ‘ ae cz % _ oe ‘ om ° 2 5 . 5 . - + i +4 voy ae ne Six Hundred Fifty ($650.00) Dollars as settlement in full of said judgment and .obert Allman, et al {| | — ied 3 * to cancel said judgment of record. 59 = Thelma Bostian ) i | _ vs § Continued, y C. Be. Bostian : , Felix =, Alley | 935 - Ina Etta Anderson 4 Judge Presiding. vs § Continued, John Vim. Anderson J} ro : os x te + Stsesesese ; : 7 rn " w ' QJ, - Edmonia Campbell ) | — vs ) Continued, r " ) \ Colt Campbell } 1181 - Lidlian B, Little, Admrz. ) : : - : of the Estate of E, z, Little " “\2 c 1251 - Mamie Sharpe ) { va : vs « ‘ P ~~ Ki o * \ a 8 | Continued. : C. L. Rhyne and wife, Bertha Rhyne | ! Herman Sharpe ( , » ft’ + ' s Upon the call of this case for trial the defendants move for a ) » i ‘ Bs Me Me N £ : This Honorable Court takes recess until Tuesday, May 26th, 1936 at tontinuance of the same on account of the sickness of Mr. Ms. M. Nicholson, one o 9230 o'clock A.M.. the attorneys for Mrs. Rhyne, whereupon the defendants make the following admissions ‘ . & record: : C Fr ors Tb : That the notes described in the complaint were executed by C. lL. Rhyne Judge Pres _ & 8 q- ; @nd wife Bertha Rhyne, and that the signature of D. P. Rhodes on the reverse side ; ; f same is genuine. It is agreed that no other continuances will be asked on mT Whereupon, on motion of the defendents, the 44 rd &count of sickness of Mr. Nicholsone courte i next term of this + Pase is continued for the defendants until the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 4392 MAY TERM 1936 SECOND WEEK IN THE SUPERIOR COURT yey TUESDAY MAY 26th, 1936 MAY TERY 6 SECOND WEEK EAD TIE SDAY MAY 26, 1936. i ‘ sept. 17, One used car, ba: cond North Carolina In the Superior Court to Auto Parts Co, 10 LO _,00 ao CL0n ke Iredell Véunty May Term, 1936. tt " One safe and cabinet to “erchants froducé Co, 20 4! 10 Roy Lowrance et al " One stove to C, 0, Mills 1L0.0€ O.OC JUDGIENT " ° New parts of automo biles { vs to Walker Motor Co, OANA VS Sr Statesville Hudson Co. " 19, Collected on accounts from Flake “herrill rill 5 oc This cause coming on to be heard, and belng heard before His Yonop Felix ie , eo Talmadse Adams 1,00 A7 a a ae oS Ye ‘ a +ha man ha 7 ; =e Alley, Judge Presiding, upon the report of the Receiver, and it appearine to the i MAT AT ATT pma . PULAU BUSS 122 275 Court that said Receiver has sold certain propert. and collected certaitr 1ccounts of seated =o 440 Ql Tr rs QRive pM DIS ] TS the defendant as shown by said report and that there is no other property or accouns . sg Statesville Daily, legal advertisement 13.00 that h 1A , | ¥ $ In 2A YT ; ‘ 5 > : ¢ hat can be sold or collected, an at said hKeceiver has dischar-ed all the duttes . : om 4 nm mae’ _ - en Home Electric Coe, moving sien J * ~ or Ls of fice: P Labor, rents and expenses 12.5 Th 2e 4 afane ndarad na 14ydcad hy tha C rt that the ae — ae L é Ore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the scount showine z TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 3] . ss . . . + . s ° e - oe receipts a is ents is € ratified and confirmed, and it is further ordered Balance on hands 91.75 ri adtudag hy he syn hat $ nat{uwuen ’ wadle ‘ — ; e cn “ sth and adjudged by th rt that sali eceiver, ‘ie Ke Mills, be pa the sun of $25.0 Zaid Receiver woul rther re} E operty and ac ts ich r rey A Ll property ¢é ecl s whi for services rencered by him, anc that Lewis & Lewis be paid the sum of $50.90 for are collectible have been sold a collected, ta> ell County @ t ~ ~ ~ me er ‘ ae a — ; a - lesal services is cause. ; to a rent daanl mone thar he mount on ane 1 Sy Oh * - yh 43 * 0 reat deal more lan the amount on “ands, re being nothing with which t« It is further ordered a adjudged that the balance o* money on hand after pay co n creditors d \ 4 on ~*e pay O bove a nts be paid into t} office o lerk o erlor Court, : Sa sceiver asks that is r t he be allowed t S) applied first to tl costs of this action, and the balance be paid by said . of $25. for services rendered anc that Lewis Lewis, Attorneys, be allo the sum lerk t ounty of Iredell an e City o catesv'lle, ch to receive an equal of 150-00 for legal services, a hat the balance on hand be pid intc e office e tt applied on taxes of sai int nd Citye v} / as R Add _ e . » . . ° ~ 5 5 s 5 5 of the Vlerk of Court, and be applie irst to the Costs of this action, and any It isfw r ordered and a ed by the Court that on compliance with tu balance be paid equally to the County of Iredell and the City of Statesville to be 0 —— L Sver and is en are S50 iarced sal efendant Corpor , i, and § , . ou credited on the taxes or defendant. Belix *. Alley ___- k . Jvua,zc Pr Sia ng . Sworn to and subscribed Before me, this the 25th day of May, 19366 ittiaietiaid I : Dept. Co Se Ge Iredell younty May LOTT, 1936. OO OE OE OTT EG 7 i -” PINAL REPORT OR RECEIVER 1256 - Martha Fakoury ( JURY: F. L. Moore of Chambersburg township, Je A, Combs, Seren Ea ee eee em } Ww, T, Summers, K, A, Clodfelter, J. V. “ooten, Albert F. Vs . 6 Statesville Hudson Co, John Mack ) Johnson, J. C. McNe@ly of Shiloh township, lf, A. Summers, J. Ue Rickert, S. Ralph Stillwell, Trpy R. Cloaninger and F. Le Moore of Barringer township, sworn and empanelled. > <> W. Ky Mills, Recefver in the above entitled action, files the following report, to-wit: Pending trial court takes recess until Wednesday morning, May 27th, 1936 RECEIPTS at 9:30 o'clock, 1931 Sept. 17, Sale of parts, bins and desk to J. B. Cooper Motor Co, qt f Judge fresiding " " Used parts to L. Cordon aoe IN THE aa COURT MAY TERM ECOND WEEK mae kee ee WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1936 MAY TERM 1936 SECOND WreK WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 193 Honorable Court convenes accordin:s to adjournment 3 " Th 19 at 9:30 o'clock. NR Onn ed x May 27th, “nesday morn Sno =hg, North Carolina In the Supertor Court ‘ a gPATE OF NORTH CAROLINA ) Iredell Count; May Term, 1936 IN THE SUPERIOR coUR , sis couNrY OF IREDELL. ! bbins, by and Next Friend, Everett o throuch hi John KR. Me yrs. Anne Sloan Hartness and “achovia " Bank & Trust Yompany, Administrators C,TeAe Of the Hstate of J. A. Hartness JUDGMEN qT and John Lie Milholland, Asst nee, s N Laughlin, » V vs. ee ee ee > \ y ae ‘ Sees TAT NTT me Pn ee ee ea a ie Slaught i ‘i saith PLAIN b oe LW ‘ JI oh c wi Nou \ i \ V Slaughter ( ve i -VSe RECEIPTS AND DIS SEMENTS an 4 J i nS aie min — he au ak din oe , , > m z W,. Levan i wife, Jennie Levan This cause coming on to be heard at the regular May, 1936, Term of Supertor qe W. Leva a wife, } Levan, _ i : DEFENDANTS. @® Court for lredell,County, before His Honor Felix E, Alley, Judge vYresiding, and a tum _ only and by consent of the parties, being heard without a jury by the Presiding Judge, upop the statements of counsel for the plaintiff and the defendant and upon the evidence Pursuant to the terms of the Order confirming the sale heretofore made i the above entitled cause, the undersicned Commissioner herewLt] al report of his hoe submitted to the Court, and it appearing to she Court that this ip an action by a . z . =a = : 4 1a 34 1peamen 1 peenertfill~y’;~ ehawe } — minor plaintiff, Everett Robbins, to recover damaces arainst the « el'endants receipts and disbursements, and respect! illy shows t ourt: t , ’ > : nts on account of an alleged injury to the plaintiff by a car owned by the defendant G, &, That the undersigned Conmmisstoner cons mated the said sale by executing Slaughter, and operated by the defendant Edith Slau hter, which injury was suse and delivering to the purehaser of the sai propert™ a proper and suffictent deed tained on the 13th day of July 1935, on State Hichway No. 26, and it appearing of conveyance and received the s:m of - ive dred and One Dollars and Sixty=Tw that the plaintiff and the defendants have acreed upon a settlement of all matters Gents ($501.62), and submits to the Court the # llowin:; stutement of disbursements: and things arising out of the alleged injury set forth in the plaintiff's complaint, Principe — ee = —— 7 ne 9 S aot pveee pd 1.13 JAS 14 voles © * i . eca anc that the defendants have azreed to pay toth pleintiff the sum of Seventy-Five me,“ 7 one median A Principal, Interest and taxes $69), 656 Costs: State tax 2290 Sheriff 1 Statesville Daily, notices of arine 7 the Court that We Cy Perry, Auctioneer ng examined the mother of the infant, witnesses to the R og ° os & ct S sale NM co . accident, an nex riend of the plaintiff, and it appearine to the : ’ “s Probate of deed 025 ( . c 5 a ae . ee ; s 5 Commission 25000 ne parents of the infant plaintiff are satisfied with the settlement, and it o 54008 —H2e't . . . fotal Costs 900? Total judgement, including principal, : interest and costs 974. «2 . Amount of bia 50 6 of in the : Hleint hereir and that hat 3% af iO .Y ant lesting . _—— * f i: i@ compiéine nerein, and that there will will be no permanent or & Deficit yCIce injuries to the aintiff, who is mir 9 vears o1d : t he plaintiff, who is a Lnor 19 years old. This the 26 ppearing that the plaintiff has entirely recovered from the injuries complained ct > © ~ oO > éa . _ \o N A ° And after due inquiry into the matter, and proper investigation, the ae ye s > 43 3 3 } follows Jack Jomner. a ae a: Botntan. ad i Oe — Ainde a fo wS3 7 ee rt is of the opinion ,» and, lereiore, cecrees and adjudges as follows COM T oar ONen +ho i le ce ; ¥ , i dh ( gether ist. That the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $7500 tog NORTH CAROLIN asd iY , a» 4 oe eo : i S95 .00 wit the costs of this action, and that A, C. McIntosh be paid a fee of $25.00 of IREDELL COUNTY WV Jats v hie An py e wane POCOREET> I, Felix E. “lley, Judge Presiding at the May Term, 1936, of Superior oite 7) dq That td sett n sn . ' > the minor ple * ; ait 2nd. nat said settlement is not unreasonable or unjust t« Court of “redell VYounty, do hereby certify that Jack Joyner personally appeared before + t 4s for the beat aia P aeee , net ter investi- : tiff, but is for the best interests of said plaintiff, and the Court, af me this day and being duly sworn, maketh oath that the foregoing stutement of dis- gation, approves the same, bursement [8S Or proceeds of sale is complete and that every part thereof is true and This the 26th day of May, 1936. Correct, E, #lle ——— fax ) Feise Peostding Witness my hand this 26 day of May, 1936. By Consent of: Felix E, Alley Andrew C. McIntosh ' JUDGE PRESIDING Attorney for the plaintifr, Zebe V. turlington ‘asetoR Attorney for the defendants, ORDER OF CONFI 4 The foregoing report of disbursements of proceeds of sale of Jack Joyner, | seg aesete at lil . St dt de 8S SSETESESE TEESE TEE Ee IN TH! SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM 1936 SECOND WEEK WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1936 IN TH! SUPERIOR Cour ty MAN? ome 1 a2 ae YY RT 4 ta : mad IRM 1936 SECOND WEEK Ww YTVATL ~ r TAN? vinw dv dN ws AY, MAY els 1936 Ss Commissioner, having been examined and audited and found to be true — * : and co . RB Qn rrect; 1187 - Citizens B. & L. Asso., Sé of Mooresville, N. C. Same ig hereby vs [ Je Ee Brown and wife Nannie L. Brown +t is, therefore, ordered that the said report be, and the Continued by consent, coping st 7 Soares cos approved and confirmed in all respects. <= al 4 7 a +r = f fF This the 26 day of May, 1936. aii Felix a, Alley J UDGE PRESTRING ee HLDING TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA " | Mrs. Anne Sloan Hartness and Wachovia A Vv Rani 2 Ty . -) ap bia anil " . Bank & Trust VYompany, Ad istrotors ) in| Be ” m A _ Py Le ra) ; TI A jo ce he OS he Bstate o - A. Hartness, } | ae _ , “2 a= “ 4 HY ¥ ‘ « «-% . A and John L. Milholland, Assignee, i ‘ SP, T ~ . A TAAL NIGS De Vv : ; Jor > > > OnT Fe i Vail \ L Ful xy ‘ 4 oy - V * \ 4 « ¢ es ie : . \ <8 Je We Levun ¢ ife, Yenni van, ( : ’ A ® ‘ ; i? 9 a xan i ; i 1 hi $< -AIIGSA ROMrnN sy, + } ha > ; a aie * a ° ¢ Les L aus comin ON tO DE 1€ aI a 61 ne ai ODelLOre is -sonor “elix £, i i : es ~ ~ - . os Allev JUG a “+ _ ourts * . 5 a iftee + 4 - Sania? Sabet ak’ > io os - af | : ag +t vy GS s4ULUuls WL Ue aii Ls ~ UV VLbsd CULO LEAL -LOUullictl, On tne ~6port Vu an 3 ta aot * “ fe 1 he €¢1 alee nami ae Se , al eo es ee * an = ahs) ale filed b; 16 Commissioner in the above entitled cause, onthe 26th day of Sept- ig i ‘9 472)9 anc it appearins to the vourt that the said sale was duly advertised an 7 ae helc in accordance with law and that no exceptions have been filed to said Keport t a +4} ~ * - fie - ** . . . Q . an ne requirements prescribed by law to obtain the reesale of the property have ae a : he a he ny wt4 ur’ 4 | .) € ( ) 4) — a wit! : i “ i : + . 2 . . - $ 5 ' IT IS, THEREFORE, ordere hat the proceedings, sale and report of the | te id said Commissioner be and the same are here>y approved and confirmed in allrespects. ) it is further ordered that the said Commissioner upon compliance with all the terms and conditions of said sale, make, @xecute and deliver to the purchaser é proper and sufficient deed of conveyance of said lands and that the said purchaser be let into possession of the premises upon production of the Commissioner's deeds [t is further ordered that the purchase price of said lands, after deduct ins the costs and expenses of sale, including the Commissioner's fee in the amount of » al this action, and all * Twenty-Five Dollars and eight Cents (325.08), and the costs o unpaid taxes then assessed against the property, to be credited upon the Judgment +n lan Ye I . - ¢ 3 ‘ taken herein, and the said Conmissioner bs hereby ordered to submit to the Court a ee a statement of his disbursements of the proceeds of said sale. T’is 26th day of May, 1936. Felix &, Alle LA. u \ N 2 a FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. This Honorable Court takes recess until Thursday, May 20th, 1936 at rapes 7230 o'clock AeMes ~~ - “~~ 2 3 —_ at - “~ a : % st - - - ’ a ~ 4 ~v % , ; > 2 % ? “~ at % ¥ J % ; > 3 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM Sige SECOND WREK 7 mC IN THR THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1936 PFANPr mt y ¢ asad TN Vat 6 ' mM, 4% tT Anal Aas . fj a —nrAt wc 7 2). Ms This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thursday 1 9 4:1 Gay morning : I Bey ie ue ee o What actual damaces, if a> id ee ere Oe) ibs May 28th, 1936 at 9:30 otclocke de " : a Jy + 6 plainti entitled pecover? at |) ee s , 4 i Ry, Answer: ~LO0~.00 ne ne i on : . ’ y yy oO - aT ° ig . ; ¥ 1287 - The Fir lational Bank of 4 ‘ stat — i tt $ ai ~ lie at inl L Vé a ) ° 5 . a Pye a v mGe ALYY, Ne Ue ) . ’ ’ Y Vv 9 Ft ‘ y ‘ ia we My vs. ) Continued, A - +f si amet il , \ swer: it e Be Reavis, ar life, ) n aeiieetraniiaienianciacommcaasiaaaa Oth om a ; ae 9 Maude avis. q 4 a ‘a ~? A TATA > TA 4% — | : ay Ose 105 a 106 (~ BREAKING, [ \ND LARCENY ‘s i : tiie) Ga < 4 * ac tO = - - a N ; TOA ms i T rf wins é State ) In these cases t defendant tenders a plea oft itlty of perth Carolina — yore t { | af “- ; rcktab] 4. ah 4 San 8 : hae 3 oe ’ Sart | Bee vs ) forctable tr wnich plea is accepted by } Stat e oo" 1 ae , eo 4 ™, Rasa on f : ‘meme 4 kee = edel s0unty 1 ii Jackson Lut: ) The j aero -Oofore entered in this case is ordered Trede . and same is hereby, stricken out a: ; PO) aw4 1 ? iud "NAY +e rer dered, en e J am 5 »reda 9 ‘ | Poms 7T nw ° : he KANTO, : Th an NOs 105, 1 Ls the j gment of the Vour that thy, defendant Martha Fakoury . { : J 4 lla U G > > yNoean : | ' 06 in] ned tr € common jail of Iredell Younty “or a poping / se \ run? - — Ter ea O six nt ~ st a —~mit-e« + “ a iss! pf a ~ =o" VS y a : a a : - , z ae ~ hea , rs ol lred 61) { . nveuy GC x i Uu ay ai T 4 t ‘ y ef 4 £ = . a bo ms i ) i h " . +f. mI y ¥ 4 in [redell Count or t >} tm to t atholic ve John “ ¥ + * = - s * ; + atnoll hay ace at : azareth, li, Ce, during sai er eo , : * 2 o .. . 4 3 aun 4 ‘ ; ~ ; @ 1 Og + _* é Ol he ur efendant Wack eee ; . - ‘ 7 1, 5 e L risor er Y n 3 9 LL or [redell 6 : ntv for tern 4 BS AA wot i ‘ ; : ae age , + ; : QO W rears QO De aSSircnéed TO i anor en f ef ¥ . he a + . * a 4 7s ey la ty ; : sper {sion Sunerlo} c O a eae fe Oo f y 4 : 2 é J ay ar lic Wor ormission. This sentenes —* ‘ ’ ” ’ ’ 4 2S ot Oo int effect excent on otion of Snlbtan at . “ 5 ° ° ° . / . “4 Pe ; a ae nd a Jury, anc the jur avi ( ies s Lited ‘ t} t row t any : eaue witkin : —e f 4 ee cal = 38 ana & ¢ J? J : ‘ : cee, eT ee -Un.in jive years ir C ising of this : ) LLP oOunt unon satisfactory proof that the de nda a . : . st . , . “y ° ° ” ™ = ce 7 T »¢ or + : "] sullty of any violati 9 laws o } tate, a ° et | Paw i ere Mir el] Sa as ‘ it is t efore, ordere f a . . a . oe , ‘ Tes > 3 . + , 5 +e oe an weiness as | i ‘4 sville loral be , recov > Judgement acat ¢ ) ‘ . Woy : VS f Continued, } o . a +e nf ean +ia + . f e o q en . s : enfor . lorist yf cos Ii Sai action oO I ’ itd ae f t vs / Continued. fp = a : oe T andanre , i Lie ve naerson ‘ * - -} : cee gn oma conan g tlle ames } * “ ) r . ,*% Sf .* a e ar 1290 - In Res: Will of Alice ntinued 2 oe 1 i : 7 ampbell ) i Soa ! | a Z 4 T om ++ A - ij i ; * e Lie arroc C y | we a . — 5 { ‘ 1 om k 1eq | Tn . r a Ohne 2an A : | . JVs , i L \ ” 9° \ rei [Iredell County ave &3 ! ia “ / a ¥ Sts +a i ; ) 3 ¥ ' AnQ ¥ vs A Nin t Fnac } { 5008 - Hlizabeth Beidler ) Tao . : — lee . Luthe ‘Owe 1 79 f nteinuad he Ae a —— " S \ Onvinued Dy consente Arran ~~ e . I ao L¢ A \ ° 39 1d ter { - " ° ® L0L62 i 1289 - 2 "ah Ba aoc ) hie ~~ 17 0 , 3 y » 4 € ane le : . . . + 5 > A + , elwao } mb a) y ra le Ry 797 , a+ vs ‘ L Ms . . m sit ’ ® ° “a 1am d a 4 “ , v A U ly } ir {an on 5 * al €o o7 ? 14 8 e ° f r , d S e or ™ Loyes -« . Prisco L y v ] LD» ve . - , i : + — A + T. § ean ’ . eal ey 3 sie ri3sco ¥ ve e LVES, ° bd n a 7 , ac: : Continued, ? >So <i < s+mary 5 + ona . aa, co vneres Pendine trial Gourt recesses until Friday morning, ompany, xmployer, and Lumber _ gisgane o2 Ieloa | it al as 19] +s yoOmr any an 4 rT a 291 . ] E 9: 2 she 4 Dati a a fi : > 6 e NMarnth a raster ‘ ° e - e a ’ - - + 1256 - Martha Fakoury The following jury: F. Le Moore of thambersburg townshpy ve v e A. Om! , We Le Su iNmeTS, Re Ae ,1L0% Ife Lte Ty Je ve OOtve) ’ John Mack ) Albert F, Johnson, J. C. McNeely of Shiloh townshi iy at Qe even ; 1 : o : - my R Labs wumers, Je He Rickert, S., Kalph Stillwell, Troy *e ral } duly sworn ’ and F. L. Moore of Barringer township, being e ows: mpahelled, answer the issues submitted to them as foll <_— Martha Fakoury vs j Iss a ca ® a am John Mack ) —— Yriday morning, May 29th, 1936, This Honorable Court takes recess until 1. Did the g@efendant wrongfully and unlawfully assault the plaintiff? at 9:30 o'clock. Answer: Yes ’ eee aee , @e If so, was such assault wanton and malicious? Judge Fresicings Answer: No cen ry IN TH! SUPERIOR CouR?T 0D MAY TERM 1936, SECOND WEEK FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1936. IN THE SUPURIOR cour? - SECOND WEEK MAY TERM 1936 ~~ s - mae ~~ as $3 sda SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1936 | This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Priday oe ee oO ayy ournment Saturday Morning, aim “orning, Zz 4 tat - i | yay 20th, 1946 at 8:30 o'clock. : May 29th, 1936, at ‘ } ne! ea r 4h! | This Honorable Court convenes accord?) te adit ou ae 9349 o'clock. | ' 7 ea i 1 ie ; : In the ¢ a Am , Ms 7 _ Carolina In the Supertor Court hey) Hee 1289 - Sarah Bass The following jury: Le G. Sloop, “, 4H, Listes. ». 4 yorth Carol 0 perlor Court ti i vs ) McNeely of Chambersburg township, J. A. Yo1142.° °°" ' , 2 tek K ns sco and x ‘ edm: — \y 3 iy ‘} Wy wr rs “¢ ne Ollins, C. Tredell county ) May 61 ly 1946 Bi Q = e Diag an k se SAGMAN, +4 los e or fT. due lle rOodin, C. a Aldea ; i % “ 1 fe a N¢ » < y T 2 rT sa y ™ . ; 7 t a WILE, i6 sco WV Ae Klam, J. 3. Ives, Kk. Le Eidson ana Re W, Blackwelde TR a being duly sworn and empanelled, answe aaa. : pel hose ‘ me r Cy iswer the issye Sarah Bass The plaintiff havine made a inn ta at i Be submitted to them as follows: —e — oe 0 oe eo ee ton to withdraw a reply i " ) made by her in the avove entled actio: ; i aiite| baa A 7 ° +s < 5 . / vs i It i oracr » 4 CQ, I hs t ( Ly a ts . . tle by t ainti a a : oy warahn bass, ) oat n wh f 7 as he : “a i * MOPORY ws iraw | a Plaintiff, —) K, D, Crisco and wife, { and stricken from the record, Ah) \ oO « rT a Be sste criseo. , . vs ) ISSUES. 686 , | boa re ~e Chrisco and Wife; Lol essie Chrisco, ) eh | a e : Pt.) ae efendants. ) .2 A ‘ “ ‘ : pee} North carolina +! +or ir ‘ ‘ BY ’ | a cme ta Iredell County | Ma rm, 1936.6 f ; ve - S, execute and ny Ny 4 i" 4 lel , y ( j a1 { é 949 ry ? + . Zz 4 le Z s i ’ 7 Of movemeer, 3723s oe 4 ;' nts upon the irs. Sarah Bass ) a Wiaretan o ore hat } e nee ¢% 7 ¥ i ‘ I ers A Al < i € € dan OUL Ss Dt} ort LY ar the / vs ( 7 7 T Om 4 ! in isban rin eéir natural lives and glve them a proper burial K, D. Crisco and wife, ( Bi 9 Yn \ | if f pine . i . a ol . Bessie Crisco be #2 a time of their 1 tive S, as alleged in the iplaint? a ; ch a | 7 ins re Vane ° + 9 . ° ~ —— = * b i _— — This cause coming on tc be heard a e la rm, 1936, of Iredell S:perior 1} i t+ 4 9 e “ : : > ; . ‘ i 2 as ‘ . ynromise i acre + c , 4 a $y , — he p 7 + + “ vs a9 % «oe - } 2 AL ° T Sy97 — — na a ie Sere ore © celencants Court before His Honor, Fell - Alley, Ju ress » a) Jury, and t Jury {| i q ae sles ; mi 9 »,inar ny avnAaitant . + 4 } sr Ana om. = . _ o - , a A ® ’ } j isely and traudulently, in thi ney had no intention to comply vith said contract havins answered the issues submitted to them : t ou in 1 rec Cc this case: Ho) i I 5 C J Mh H and acreement at e 1€ 1@ same was made, allered in he complaint and And it anvnearine to the urt ou n the verdict of the jury that the plaine Mi 7 Hh) anrands: 2OmMnlaAT +o . “a » ° “ , ‘ %. — as tiff is entitled to have the deed mentior the complaint cancelled, on the a "I i : Se ein payment bo the defendani the plaintirf o es " me a in) bees : i! 2, ‘er +} ¢ efendants + 917 {moa pres > hle and willt en nom Aner a ae ied De an a bad ready, able and willing to comply $250.00) Dollars; te Pe * 4 4 = } | t ‘ sontract n their part, as alle i in the answer? TL is, therefore nd ordere 97 ad‘tu ed TF! ipon the payment of, an on ' / i L i ‘ i 4 LU , lv. 4 4 . ‘ 4 | ; 4 i WET; sO. ze conditt yn plain 4 ioes pay, t hé , in il é ? Tre ana Fifty 6 a 1 P ~—- I pay Bae) ; . : ‘ ‘ } ™ . Bans } eben Biel t ° ; efendants commit a breach of said contract, as alleged in the Dollars as a condition precedent thereto, that the eed from plaintiff and her husband ae . complaint? v : : ba | i ae a a eae i and the same / I to K. D. Crisco and wife, Bessie -risco, set out J , ? Ane . We ; a ee ant at eds of Answer: ies shall be rill, void and of no effect at ry, ar . © eons " : ; « , * . , r ; oy -ance] { t} 5e What is t} value o* the services rendered by the defendants to the ‘redell County be, and he is authorize 1 an irecte : ancellation upon | v 7M , iti ay ai fd . alt . & r , +4 £4 £ hiiehans &, Y £? i sanan . p ‘ ‘ . f- nar Sa "£4 ce s £90 ws: plaintt and her husband in performance of sald contract? margin of the oricinal record where said is recorded li ;' ce a 1 warpe SVE On fans tak . 9 — $ ‘ voi vy virtu oO a judge Answers 150.00 - Less Note. "Mis deed has been cancelled anc set asice anc is volc by vil JUGE ( Uh a + a hy = : 1 : : -~ - estion - . ee, ss _ ¢ , ’ ” Oe what i the value of the Lmprovements placed on he land in qu sto ment of the Superior Court of [redell unty enter a ‘ 9 y the defendants? ‘ fa. Reaate by th efendant s7 of Mrs. Sarah Bass vs risco and wife, Bessi 1 ; » * S nwa 4 ae tho Court adjudces that the defendants an In the exercise of is discretion, tne vou J 0 Answers: $100.90 - ; ‘ j witness fee d that the plaintiff pay one- Pay one-half the court costs and her thefirwitnes: fees, and tha plali pay a 5 : half the court costs and her own witness fees8e Felix E. Alley Thte H . : : Jucge Presiding This Honorable Court aijourns until Saturday Morning ete) tea Ses. SeseSb dee oe dete Mee ae ** Se Be « . oe . % $60 oh die eee Teeside Selbsede ede edb iedhtele | seas Thaeataies , No 113° L — State 2 p JUIGEL PRESIDING : vs Continued until Aug. Term of Courte Ray Winsdor § 5A IN THY SUPERTOR COURT IN THM SUPERIOR court — SECOND WEEK MAY TERM, 1936 SECOND WEEK MAY ‘mane 1936 Ai) SATURDAY M 26, Se mt MAY TERM 1936 iy} SATURDAY MAY 30, 1936. SATURDAY MAY 40, 1936 i fi i 1292 = John L. Davis, The followin; jury, I’. Le. Moore of Barri, er Township, 13 ‘ombs, W Summers, R sat 7 T 7 f J. A. Combs, W, T, Summers, R. A. Clo felter, J, y 1235 - O. Be Setzer The Plaintiff x 3 ed Pe j ] a han ae ty, a Alt t rnd ea 34 > e je 2% Ve * 1 LALNT Vv he 2O172004 ! ha 1% mre A +4 } j Lie Ue arner an JOVEN, ALDI y. Jvonngon, J. C, licNeely of Shi ' VS A cia 4 7 ' ‘ LOWE tO WLTNe» hal 2 } f , S Irnw hie a ‘ ee ee ° i | ha ween Y aha i ship rH. Riekess. Teor R. 03 I Shiloh town. ; . \ Y Ls amende complaint, a Pe vill e L 5S Ss! ~D» Je e . ‘ , Y y She ; oantin er PF T ‘ ] Dearman mr A rs * = ° wn 1. , 7 > a iad @ lie oore of /@ ste g saXdtiit'e §¥ abl td Oo "4g r 7 uy » bia latwnt? } : Chambersburg township, F. B, Harris and J ata : of Fe Me Ostwalt A wa ta ‘ at . ’ © psainedl! NO, ana } { " = inal, eee ae ; - om e “e Naborg Le eo VEvUNa. & . ne LS hereby allowe ‘+hdwaw anid Amanded famniat: a | ee ee being duly sworn and empanelled, answer th tien ’ i sat th ainacaa S wa ear sald Amende: omplaint Tigh iis ib if aa to th m a8 fol lows: 0 oO aan ; OV 2 L. ror 1d. 7) 1 ) t ; e yurt Nia! "we In wileh to file a rar 5 9 sees | | ; : Ls a reply a ( nt is allowed Be! L5 ¢ re ) nit t + 1 1 ni ; . i i yi J J whi ’ ( ly - cay? ti 4 eR Joh La t oe | * ie l Sy y i | ‘ , A | } 7} } int tf . Q Ie | vs t LS SUE Ss } Li } Te i North AroOLiIna In ne ‘ ipe tor rt i te ‘ ‘ ~~ *. , } | Le e Warr , ‘ a2 n A ss — Iredell County \ Ma erm. 19%¢ Le A . Sy» ‘ | . . , , T Ti ¢ r + 1 } Frank Le Barly, ete. al. ) 4 t L rf ' efnr ‘ , crc =" . ' y | e l ] u ne a} er Ly ( £ ~ wep h 4 ' - I ; i i , ° ° , i WL f sister, Vs ’ y> fe ' , a} rs sf e V , { } | ¢ + i + Lhe ’ Lair 4 ne<half of th ms Ct nt 7 {lle War Poantkiunt, ‘ ‘ — ; | i of the value Statesville anuad L} ompany ! } i ; " . . ; Hit ( n o r nm { . ° V1LS, i A | ] ( t ( ‘_ i Y t 9 ae : mn : : Answer: N Ls ) x Lx Alle a : > : s , ‘. a as ; . . May Term of Iredell Superi urt ¢ i ' ' t tha celver ; . ’ - , Pucty al Le n the 4 saci a i : . : ‘ iM ail ke has been operattir 1de7 1 Lo t years ar it his | Hh ie ona report for the past twelve nf indicat hat the receivership is operatin: at ha neon sce eke ni hehe de f is 5 a loss and that Lt is ina Los f ' ' samt 23 nata vnder 2 . " ae : ie . E n ! 1 1 i de t} ’ ys t laintiff entitl to recover by reason of said i Ne e 4 i a . ver orders of the court, a it ( ¢ fy n r ( ahi ‘ 43 the court that th el r } j | Leo l i ih t of nawarpe J rs ie be at least sixt ay t S i ) i f it Lals X ee Bl a F Ha BS i , . s ; «9 ve, ‘> ‘ 6 manufactucing them are practically all or ar t ompletior LS Wwol ied i Se ¢ PP ie Nort} i? lina A Tw +The Ci nart y . yet — ° . ’ * . 1.9 4 e 4 i, y ef in Sul Lor Court. wou be very little expense to the Recelver wL1l x se 6 amount of the * ’ } i) Tr nate? an Grup " * ~~ ~ Lredel] Ye oN ay Term, 1946. loss Lf allowed to complet: uid orders a hat sale of the plant eas a going } : } 1 {i% ; : ae concern would be more advantageous t ec an t Lie than to close AD) Fe \ ° , 1 * , ! mit y st ; ¥ down and advertis¢ or { al rool. | Bite) vs § a Tr . ww m | Wi ’ i L | ii . . ' > : ke ’ 1 & is, the refore, ‘onsl ered, oruert 1 f the eceLver be | | . . "» ant. PI | } ; ‘ ; . ' 4 nha 5 ¢ , \ a and he io h l’é DY Aut hortze t ‘ont Lnue | 1 I 1] AU ist ly, pen n a I r™M. 4 sostee Arent oS 1 o os ; . ; li §yapy . ; ; | : AAU O LT n be ne I be yea Ls Lo! Or, ie 1S = Alley, and @a yur) sala or the enttre asset sas a { } eoncern al to t} nt I 1 i pe }’ it ted t ) | ; | i} + the ar Pons 17 ee ee es ’ ‘ ie h i . 7 . ee maniwfan v1 | A ‘J “ O A OlLL IpeODir T J rt anu tft 0 { ; ie nav tine be en 8 ibr tte a to the finish all or ley: on nan 7} n t ake suc fi 4 tional ypacr: is wi ' ‘ n&aviu ict re 3 i yury a: Apt irs in i¢ f OY and answered tin avor of the ad fendant , A: sat out in out o the stoc on hand and can be compl ted on or be sre the lst aa of Au ust, f the records 1936 7)Ve ' rr ‘ e : : : . : tiie a } in- , ae , the rected by the court to 9 ©1090 ’ , i i ed ar 7 ecreed y ye oul that the ple The Re ceiver and ia j ttorn: ys are ful ner ir oO t ~~ VJ . v . i | : ; en eiaacees niece ; ; the ' _ 4 4 - z ti recover nothing by reason of ls action and that the case be dismissed and thet © immediLately advertise the entire assets ol tix receivership to be sold as a going ‘Ontea r 4 Ao eT Ay : ee oe Smee : _ ‘Pape them h the y: oO his acti 1 be taxve urainst the plaint oP. concern and to make a report to the court of any oller made to hem with heir recommendations. Felix E, Alley ~ Judge Presiding This cause is retained for further orderse Felix E. “lle oy udze Presiding. t Tr f a+ 4 ft Re E. Martin The entry heretofore made in the entries of appeal that the defendants are allowed to l in Fo P eris is stricke vere tt » a. ved to appea ‘orma Pauperis sh ts tbody t-te aban db-aese Sb eae 44840 SSE Sete td vl _ ’ dsb se4e jdpapseaesesegeaise «Ha THesegE se aeedesete Tibeaete ARE Sede se tee TEE SEE SE ae ae HE dese Ses ae SESE dete Be de ete - < 2 —_<> <> = <> Lester Boyd, et al out and appeal Bond of $50.00 1s adjudged sufficient. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK MAY TERM 1936 SATURDAY MAY 30, 1936. NORTH CAROLINA SUPERIOR COURT REN YT MOV TTNIIY REDELL COUNTY American Trust Company, =xecutor of the Last Will and Testament of Annie Wilfong Goodman lo {Gi [= | Io << <> Oe ee atni nt sAistric Uy petition Jo R. “cLaughkin, ‘ . ruara Sounty in (3125290): Attorne to attend a rd, Cabarrus Younty, ents; and it a 144tional allowance for liars and sircumstances ‘ourt, in hy Attorney as aforesaid, be, aid he is heres) * 7 anaaa + eventy-f ive | ollars ($175.00 ) and expt nses in t he 2 b.94 , e , manh , ta one-half Twenty-one “ollars ai linety Cents ($21.90), which fee is to be paid om hal by each of the said guardians represented by said Attorney and which expenses are t0 be paid in like mannere % . 7 : * ¥ in And it is further considered, ordered and decreed that said Guardians, . ae " nds their discretion, may pay said fee and expenses out of the funds now in their han 4inoone 5 ' ; n t or may demand payment of the same by American Trust Company, Executor of the Las ’ s fT be tH - . T } 3 to Wi11 and Testament of Annie Wilfong Goodman, the payment of same oY said Execute be charged against the pro rata shares of their said Wards. Done at Concord this th day of “pril, 1936. Ter 5 oa . ; Pia This Honorable Court adjourns until the next Term of ipedell Bounty Superior Court. John M,. Oglesby Resiaent Judge. i Judge Pre siding nmi ee att SES SESESE TE TE SE TENG HE EME TE HEF: geste sae 505 | . sie) at > Me " rd F j i i Ft | bs |: ? ’ $ . + Yanan Y ‘ North Carolina, : In the Superior Court- } Iredell County. : Before tie Clerk. . : s 4 te 4 - + é e Be ud ‘ ¢ Po) Bet | eee | hee | ® . rne\ - ere . CNEE 4 1a he . 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Jame ouser, ) } VS \ > . * * m 4 eee ao / Southern Railway any amd Others. m ea wat : + s - . ‘ 7.4 + VW 1ol lane 1: muse conn n to be heard and being heard before John le Milhol Te "i Supertor ¢ 4 Trad a the iSQe, Clerk ~uperior Court, Iredell County, and it appearing to the court that plaintiff comes ir plaintiff take nothing by ito court and submits to a voluntary non-suite » ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court that the his action, and that the defendant go hence without daye his th Lot} ay June a6 ~ « Jj e > ee meine em foe e i {1 olland > ee eee — : ‘bg of bale e » North aa iss 3 c i . ala ny T NET ‘ JV ‘ ” a a \ e Hse ==) : / \ A Vv 1 , 4 = - ee ’ Caggt? 4 ant, \ wout ay any a + and 3 Se 1 2a 7 . wsih 7 2 M1 Li , ley L ’ : —— 4 } coul 48. pI - ‘ = 3 3 ’ Sut PL talra oe . — ¢ ‘ : a a“ plaintii Kx : L Ny e “7 5 a a i 9 e e a ee } | 9 - de 4 ° ’ ~ . Vy NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY jf Home Owners’ Loan Corporation, / PLAINTIFF Is ict Io IQ i= ies iz In3 -VS- Mrs, Ella Lamb Tharpe, DEFENDANT ! This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor John L, Milhollend, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County and ‘t appearing to the Court thet this is an action in ejectment, brought by the Home Owners’ Loan Corpoartion (owner of the property described in the Complaint) against Mrs, Elle Lamb Tharpe, (tenant); and it furthor appear- {ng te the Court that on the gth day of February 1934 in order to secure the Peyment of an indebtedness, Mrs. Elle Lamb Tharpe executed and delivered te Alan g, O'Neal, Trustee, a certain deed of trust securing the indebtedness mamed in said deed of trust, said deed of trust being recorded in BooR 67 at | a ep = a ee a et wae. . ry é. nh hie iB ' SS iy “8 ntl Bho ha | Pe ¥t 3 5h : rk: i Hy he. oi 4 ' iol “ <0 a g ‘ Le FF t roe | Ria th) i i a ; |S aa foe i, b: , f 4 eas ; i Ae tg y bs yy A fi oe 7 } ey ue x os i soe : _* - a a i . jitaet page 202 in the office of the Register of Deeds Sor Iredell County; ana it further appearing to the Court that Alan S, O'Neal was duly and properly removed &s Trustee and that T, C, Abernathy was substituted as Trustee in his place and stead, said instrument of removal and substitute truetee being recorded in Book 119 at page 52 in the office of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County; and it further appearing to the Court that Mrs, Ella Lamb Tharpe, defendant, defaulted in the Payuent of the indebtedness secured by said deed of trust end that T. Cc. Abernethy, substituted Trustee, after proper notice and advertisements as required by law exposed the property described in said deed of trust and in the Complaint filed in this action, to public sale and that said property was purchased by the Home Owners’ Loan Corpe- oration and that a deed for same was delivered to the Home Owners? Loan Corporation on the 18th of December, 1935, said deed being recorded in Book 119 at page 291 in the office of the Register of Deeds for Iredell County; and it further avnearinc to the Court, and the Court finds a fact, that the said Yore Owners! Toan Corporation is the owner of the said property and that the defendant, Mrs. Ella Lamb Tharpe, ‘s a tenant of the Home Owners! Loan forporations; and it further appearing to the Court that on the 26th day of March, 1956, notice to vacate said premises was served on Ww Mrse Ella Lamb Tharpe, defendant, by the Sheriff of Iredell County, demandine possession of said premises on or before the 6th day of April, 1936, or ten days from the date of said service; that Mrse Ella Lamb Tharpe, defendant, refused to surrender satd vremises; and tt further appearine to the Court that summons was issued in the above entitled action the 5th day of May, 1956; that at the time of the issuance of sald summons a duly verified Complaint was filed in the office of the Cler* of the Supertor Court and that a cory of said Complaint, together with a copy of the said surimons was, as above set out, served on the defendant on the 5th day of May, 1956; that no answer, demurrer or other pleading has been filed in this cause and that the time for answering, demuring or otherwise pleading has now expired and that the plaintiff 1s entitled to the relief demandec ‘tn the Compnlaint: NOW, THEREFORE, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff 1s the owner of and is entitled to the possession of the premises described in the Complaint filed inthis action and the defendant is hereby ordered to vacate forthwith the premises; and that in the event the defendant refuses to surrender said premises to the plaintiff, 1t 1s ordered that an execution be issued out of this Court ordering, requiring and authorizing the Sheriff of Tredell County to eject said defendant from the premises and it 1s further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the costs of this action. a John L 11 CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT TEETER EEE RE TERE SERIE TE eae ae se ata se se geste angen SHE HMMEEEHEEER EEE EHEtet ait tHHiet % OM the lith and 13th days of April, forth Carolina, In the Supertor Court Iredell Countye Before the “lerk, BE. Me Land, Guardian of Mrs. Lucy Le Perry, f VSe Re Ge Jackson and wife, Brownie Jackson UDGMENT —— ON St Me a See Cy This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, June 29th, 1936, unon the uv verified complaint, and it appesrinz to the Court that orisinal summons in this action was issued on the 15th day of April, 1936, and improperly served and returned on the 29th day of April, 1956, and thereafter order for alfas summons was made on +} the 16th day of May, 1936, which alias summons, with a copy of the complaint, was duly served upon each of the defendants on the 18th day of May, 1956, and that no answer nor demmrrer has been filed by the defendants, or either of them, within the time allowed by law; And it further appesring that the action was !nstituted upon a note for $3000.00 with interest from May lst, 1926, and that the last payment on satd note was made on October 15th, 1926; and it further appearing that the plaintiff 1s now the owner of said note; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $3000.00 with interest from May lst, 1926, until paid, and all cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerke Clerk of Sunertor Court REE ee ete eS e Se Sheek okt EE oh ek Lone oe Eh oE EL Eon Oe 8496.96.96 2606.56 6064 SSIES EIE OE Sit TEIELESE TE TESE ETE SE TESTE SESE EE SESE SESE TEE SESE ESE 4 I EE EE BEE Ee 1 NR CLAN AAA AAR Bee aE )ix' | t I r X i Lé Ie Tenp] ton, { Ls Ll rl Ps ya @V32 ffans, ’ j Jefferson bk, Owens, Substitute | ss T ’ > ‘Tustee and the North Carolina f OxvES é : Mortgage Corporation. I DiFSLNDANTS. This cause coming on to be heard and being heerd before His Honor Felix H. Alley, Judge presiding at the May 1936 Term of Iredell County Superior Court, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that summons was issued by the Clerk Of the Superior Court on the 10th day of April, 1935 and was served on the defendants 1935, and that the temporary restraining order. : Hi si iuliaatinalll 4 tt ttn ual ny = seen ere a au ce SSS Se 1P t Re m fv , ene .s ) airy " t EFIf Hy i m na iftye-six Cent (tor 406 aie , . ? hat Pies POF pres 4 re - ‘ (y+) aor / x5 *,AQVk e ’ - ° ° T . ; + Ky {| Lé in was 3 L¢ on the 10th day or April, 19: and it opeerine th: ’ Tee! eee y } + 4 - Tet ie ( + ; i - £ . . - Ema . 5 4 72 . . ¢ ‘ f has been continued from time to time since the first hesrins befor . t ee ihn Pee ee + ¢ { s ’ ” | sal : re t Tryin I4 yr y +7 + 26 5 re + ’ ’ ’ ’ } pet ot ‘ a 2 10 Lé 1 0 ~) 1] f > 4 ’ L er gD O\1 + ¢ ) ir si ‘ * ms 4 } nd ) | t tie Cn 4 P \ ; ' } i Mig ; ; y wy r 2} $ f + ; im) j Le + i { y + the ) + ( Cribs i the compisint +3 hit] a : a Ine ££ Wn): id one Of se. 4 Yat: » c. , \ bbe] ae n ¢ + $ +24 . * are now cue a a ’ = rc ‘ t r r+ "4 : 4 a it i mn " - : 1a ry sy f fy) nal 4 » al le plointi L « unsuc i efforts to re-finenae| PA) Dea ithe remaining th (3) et $ + ° $+ fa n4 n $ 2 : and ta ’ $ 0 he 1 Ince f : na 11 urtne®; »p ras tn f ) int a ate ha - lven 2 il io 4+ + f + 4 f s fyrtner 0 LT) 1 / ‘ aa ; “it ~ ° ° ‘ i. 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Re ‘ , . , ‘ + > . j i? j + + . “s erty + + Oct l : : + PAC thereof efter po in f | . #-f y »flOPr ¢ le n f oro A , ‘ ‘ baths - 7 fv ie. » Be rai c wit LiEWy . . t ’ f , ' ae ok. : +4 . + ‘ - . ; +4 . nel CC pe LOI ) ls ection and the expenses of the sale, includin m ° ‘Ld A . | (\ ; f4 nat vOMim i 2 24 a . - mtad ? : he pli ; pr Jon missioner in an amount not to exceed 5% of the accepted bid, sh : : $4 ane ’ 2 3 onor ¢” =e lis cause comin on to be heerd end being hecrd before 41s lot ‘ Pi4+ of | as Ion this bead vena wn : a ~ sf ney ) id intc thi Court i tn pene i 0 T 4 1 $+ yee ring “49 Judsment anc the supplus, 1 Fite | lend ‘i an _£ ’ ‘ . ‘ c o L. Milnolland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and 1% appes tho “40S@ an+ . . ititled thereto. i '- Q > Y. . 2 ade es the Court thet this is an action for the foreclosure of a deed of trust ™ de, th 3 Thiet J. Ge Lewis, nemed as Trustee in the deed of trust hereinabove an on “*@ ol de Ue a ay scl — ecuted and delivered to J. G. Lewis, Trustee, for J. A. Hartness, deceased, ne ‘ J . ! tio ‘n ‘ ini * % 17th day of December, 1920 tc fj (5) i t in the sum of mer ned, be and he is hereby relieved and divested of any and é11 title he now has bd Gay ecember, 195 » secure five (5) promisory notes in Ue O14 Po ad ee A in the property by rezson of having been named Trustee in the Aw LAN sa ae f | f ” 2 6, and that summons and copy of the eomai:-3 ed ve tioned. on June «nd, 1956, § 7 S ana copy of the compliint was duly served on the SH 7 : 1g B. Atkins, Receiver of the First Nation: eee ee : qty f. That Jack Joyner be e is hereby appoints oar ee defendant de ’ 1e First National Ban titesville, on June hed Paves a LOmMMIssioner oF. ry ee “s 036. and on the defendant Mrs. Binlslis Viataris Miran an Tr : : aie, Co bee vertis e] TO Yt 1 t i ‘. Ht ar + ‘ - Ath, 1930, an _ ’ ” fu. 1 Vict rile VDuxe on June St » 1936: i fe ety lara oP ee ; C ; fe ty : £ he ¢ an wi wer P re Se ; s ; 1) i mort ej in? thi ) r 4 And it further appearing thet neither of the defendants ras filed «answer or bobay | Tie 1 fj made ay | ae rrer; f report l ) LY in ith e com ete stetement PNA we nenee os demurre? ; ih : ‘ -E1NTS en ' qe: Sopa ’ ale a ee : peer mes 4 oa And it further appezring thet the plaintiff is the owner of the li} saat F Pe : _ : naa ana ; ' : pede.’ oem wit ra ' ‘ . eribed in the complaint under « deed executed by C. i. eming and wife. Medeline haa ie ) 1 Le 1 ) ack ia , . ' Ne 3 ly * Pat" f Fleming, recoraed in Veea Book 102, pave 420, of tye recor of th Scter e Hy i + } + . 4 ; + ‘ a . 4 7 ; z 46 6 oO © + > ) l ( Lé ¢ ste ( . | ie a ving ' a“ . oe) Be ' ent f Deeds for Iredell County, North Cirolina; and thet + s.i@ Flemin rior therete , ‘ = > + 4 ‘ : zs = pecame tne owner of Sé id lands by virtue of ¢ PEC executed yu rreensbor i? 4 5 ck 1 ) re pF = e rh b i re tire $a mort ' . , ; Land Banx recoraea in Veeda boox 1O0e, pase 417, of sai ‘ecords, hevi Ppehs the , l the ens . . } r +4 ee 4 ea a , : game in a foreclosure Dy tne Greensboro Joint Stoc' Lar cE. rte ee, under © mor- : +On, tne cmou ie bid shall be applieg ' ' taage executed by Mrs. Eulalie Victoria Dux the then owner of ssi | as a credit upon the judgment rendered herein. eee ; , x hnehand l . re PeEeCOrded ir vt - ’ . } i 5 Se m » nusdand Je Ue VUKE recoraea in Mort f 5? ) | 324 reeords: { fs 5 That upon t Ce i ection of e 5 - - , ? ’ , ; , y, ; fy17 ay ¢ spin b rn e<, 4 T° - ~@ 4 ea : : , 7 ; And it furtner appearing that th 3a] [2 , f j xa i i l + ’ + ye + . , aay of quuaee-e-e-a= 9 L yD 3 pat’ A , i j : : re And it further eppecring that i ti bine Fog t ) 1) + ’ } ee First Wationel Bank of Statesville = 5 1) B , ; . f ; 0+ £ + 4 0 ' ; wife, kuliliae Victoria Duke, recoraed in Judyment Locket 26, es Al : A2, in the Hi ih ee 5 + + ‘ 4 + $ + ” ehon " ine ae t ' ' | A ist office he , ) *» + nt ' ) ‘ Ve: + + + ; > 4 + " ’ 1C¢€ t u¢ vit of t ¢ th : - , ; L > r + eae , , i $n Snyder Y .s 4 . »2 14 ° + s+ 3 ; ; : + 4 f« mts S judgments were junior liens to 1e siidc mor ; LET ; z i J . 4 % it further appezring that this action was instituted under Section 17, i 7 ‘ , ‘ ae : = P , : : ew seca ana Bicker lee athe or tne Vode of North Carolin: t etermir 1e claims Le Gent ny in- ae ee + . , fh | % , 7 : * 4 a ny ; terest or ¢ ste te in t ie le nds re f"¢ rrea tn ierel!l na ) ti } t i) |) Ne : Wate) Po uity of : : £9 ‘ : in * Pondsnt ; 'sotori: r¢ mee) fe equity redemption is still outstanding in t2e dersendént Luiaile Vict Li i , el be ? . 8) Lo énd $ ‘ + i+ , mt . . 4 i émd to remove any cloud on plaintiff's title Seu yes a 1 i ; s 4 ¢ , + » f é t T l L? T if Ang it further appearing that the aeien veE 1 ¢ ) i lt ik OF UR action env elsi : .4 ieee in suid lunds or any right of tne defendant : 1eny Claim, interest or estate in Sala 1anas OF ali) Sulélie Victoria Duke to redeem said Li aaet judgment: FOC IOI III EE ” ’ ‘ : : > } . racninge faets c be t "1e° KKKK KK KKK KK ROKK RK KK k kK KKK KK KOK And the Court finding all of the foregoing acts to t Lrue, x cK eK Ke RK * c . e ~ A — ~+ “noft Lé 1d * s¢ wer: It is now ordered, adjudged and decreed upo!l motion of Lanc 30 - ‘TT rV\T r — i . i. Sw i - s¢ le ia IW Tdi SUPbLHION COUT. Attorneys f he aintiff é he plaintiff is tne owner in fee o seid lands, yS for the plaintiff, that the p COUNTY OF InnbeLh. f ‘ ‘ : he F 3 g Bank of States- eT TTY TT TUT eT ee TEE CEP TT ee TT Tree ‘ree and discharged of the three judgments of the First National \Se1 } rreensboro Joint Stock Land Bank, 3 ; f any claim of the defendants that the Ville and of the Receiver of said Bank and 0 | : } > ‘ he > tefendant Kulalie Victoria Duke has any equity of redemption therein end that the J Vs. ; r ‘ od , 2 est. ‘Se- . defendants and each of them be and are hereby forewer barred of any interest, es Plaintiff : RR c os . irs. Mhlélia Victoria Duke and H. B. Atkins : te ‘ g : JUDGMENT ate or equity of redemption in end to the aforesaid lands. Receiver of the First National Bank of States- , - e " lationa Jank ¢ State : nts “Th 3st of thi It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the cost s ville, North Carolina, &tion to t z : : ve taxed by the Clerk. Defendents. John I SSCP OT EOVTF VFS FSO8C OCH 0CH0C00806 0006068688666 460488468 COO OF —— F Clerk of Superior Court. 1936, upon > This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, July 13th, . was institute EEE tecrsecececccescacccsenssessseosessesogpemmmenenseees se eeeeee ee” oe “i verified compleint, and it appearing to the Court that the action i P * . D156 N ra vey \" j i d tH ‘\ t oO l _’ s fo | WORTH CanOLINa, In the Superior Court Wh i Wh IknbiLL COUNTY. Before the Clerk hh) ee forth Carolina } In the Superior Court, Ae Iredell County |} Befor the Clerk. Khe | James J. Munro, Receiver of The { Ay, a Richmond Nationel Bank of New i ee av 3s Benk ee : ert thie we Oe a bit | (Paes York i of Ste : 4 bi . FINAL JUDGMLNT Bo *s | ae Vs / vs. JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT i a bie) & M Le ry and Pop} J. Paul Leonard. X gestonte Model Leundry ¢ rt C. D. rage. f} 1) * j fe! a 1 | eae This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the undersigned hele ‘ e nle e he 9 — ‘ > * ‘_ Atv i " Nes rr . * . ' ' * fd Cler«x of tne superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on this Monday, The defendant ~~ paid the amount due the plaintiff, comes into ee ae ; . ; — 7 ge 0 d requests permission to teke a voluntcry non-suit: os a 13 July, 1936, on motion of Adams, Dearman end Winberry, attorneys for the 91: Court an P y ° bie A , > JS IOY 1e Plein. aly La Pet Fe judgment by far inal, and it appear , he Cour ‘ tt . tiif, for judgmen y default final, and it appearing to the Court thet summons wherefore, it is ordered, considered end adjudged that this action { Li i a ia ne a cae ici Mi ae sf : be, and the same is hereby dismissed «nd the costs, in the amount of $7.1 Piel Bae WwaS 13ssued on lex May, 1936; that summons was returnable as provided by law; thet shall be paid, by agreement of the paitics, by the defendant. $ - HF th [me on the seme dite, by order of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County + vy ‘ a . m : This July 29th, 1936. Lov i plaintiff was granted an extention of time in which to file lis complaint; that y 29 » 195 how 4 on le ley, 1936, & copy of tne summons, together with a copy of the Order, was John L, Milholland fh Aa? we — - i = Clerk Superior Court Iredell County |) Fara servea on tne defrendent, J. Paul Leonard; that on 13 May, 1936, plaintiff filed i he Pel) ie } coe) ‘ly yerified ea M17 wi t+ he ; >) + Raay az ra . \ > ‘ tt | i ily verified complaint witn the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, By Consent of: be} ey menAin — ae : : bi f lending a sum certain in money, due on « promissory note; that on the same day, Scott & Collier : ie » ars Attorneys for the Pleintiff mie copy of the complaint wes served on tne defendant, J. Paul Leonard; and it fur itt ' i : . a | 4 taer eppeering to the Court that the time allowed for the defendent to plead has tal i SEERA REESE EKER EEE EE OK EH KORE REE EEE EEE all ae elepsea, anc no answer, demurrer, or other plesding or motion has been filed by oil y 2 . . : . } Hie ah: th é it; end it further appearinyz to the Court thet the oleintiff exhibited Uae phy Pe + . ta ‘ : : : § ae Pea 16 promissory note sued on in this action, and there appezrs to be due on this forth Carolina ih i In the Superior Court in ligation the sum of thirty-one thousand three hundred fifty dollars (¢31,350.00) Iredell County. ; ie . togetner with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from 1 Decenb ( HR | 7 ; ¥. §. Shell mit) | n+ a , ps : ‘~ety dollars vs ; ae 72 5 1UL 1A, L633 puyment of interest in the sum of one hundred forty dollérs aa The Corriher Cotton Mill and i y $+ y0% ty-si ents (: 110. 2¢ a. ¥, D. Cook trading as W. De h : Cook Roofing Co, EY PduieFPORs, IT IS sALUJULGab, LiCKibbD, AND ORLEKED that the plaintiff recover ) | 2 . . ° + 7 ‘ , & e *6 fa n a e John | of the defendant the sum of thirty-one thousend three hundred fifty dollers L This cm se coming on to be heard and being heard b — pag bl ve fr, Wiiholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, an: appearing t | (€31,350.00), together with interest thereon :t the rate of six per cent per ann _ Court that the plaintiff desires to take a voluntary non-suit against the | *fendants in this actions Wii | np . - Me ; rom 1 December, 1930, until peid, less payment of interest in the sum of one . ) ’ pa) = It is hereby ordered and adjudged that this action be dismissed and . > : ° ate f thi ¢ « : dred forty dollars and twenty-six cents (#140.26), together with the costs of ™ Plaintiff taxed with the cost. action to be taxed by the Clerk of Court. This the 6th day of June, 1935. | mae Monday, 15 July, 1936. John L, Milholland | Clerk Superior court or | Jonn Le. Milholland _ Iredell county Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County ' eet? JOO IO IIIS IOI OIC ORO HOA AAA AA AI AAA ARI FORO OO OR OF Oko kok : IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM --FIRST WEEK, MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1936. North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County, First Week, August Term, 1936 Be it remembered that at a Superior Court begun and hela for the County of Iredell in the City of Statesville, at 10:00 o'clock AeMe, August 3rd, 1936, when and where His Honor Thos. J. shaw, Judge rresiding is present and presiding by exchange with Hon. P. A, McElroy, under order of the Governor of the State of North Carolina as follows: Pxecutive Department State of North Carolina Commission of the Governor to His Honor. To Hon. Thos. Je Shaw One of the Emergency Judges of the Superior Courts of North Carolina « GREETING: Whereas, It has been made to appear to the satisfaction of the Executive Department that good and sufficient reasons exist why P. A, “cElroy, one of the Judges of the Superior Courts of North Carolina, due to his disability, is unable to hold the term of the Superior Court for the County of Iredell, beginning August 4rd: Now, Therefore, I, J. C. B. Ehrinchaus, Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of authority vested in me by law, do hereby commission you to hold said term of said Court for the County aforesaid, beginning on Monday, the 3rd day of Aucust, 1936, and continue two weeks, or until the business is disposed of. (mixed term) I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great In Witness Whereof, Seal of the State to be affixed, this the 3lst day of July, in the year of our Lord One thousand nine hundred and 36 and in the one hundred and 61st year of our American Independence, J. C. Be Ehringhaus (THE GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE) By the Governor: C. G. Powell Private Secretary . a into J. W. Moore, Hich Sheriff of Iredell County, is present and returné rs for open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve 4s Juro Ww, A the First week of this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: W. M. Morrow, ° parnhardty Tharpe, J. M. Plyler, W. E, Hunter, A. P. Stroud, Wade A, Morre% Je Ae Sloan, % Re Re Fe Gaither, G. He D, Howard, @. V. Alexander, J. ©. Arthurs, Ed. Welborn, H. Dellinger, Carl B, Stevenson, John G. Lackey, Fred M. Crawford, N. Pe stoute, T 3. R, Jurneys Claude Howard, H. K. Hethcox, W. B, Crawford, Cecil A. Bell, Alexander, Thad Lowe, T, L. Honeycutt, L. N. Brown, J. C. Hawn, ed — IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM 1936 - FIRST wEix MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1936 Richard EF, King, Hal Deal, T, J. Drum, C, ©. Fox, Karl D, Watts, A. J. Renegar, and H. A. Guffey, and Le M, Graves, Le M. Graves, was returned not served, Je A. Earnhardt was excused by the Court, The following good and lawful men were chosen and sworn as the Grand Jury ‘\ for the mext six months: ” L. N. Brown, Carl D, Watts, Thad Lowe, T. E, Alexander, A. J. Renegar, ©, ©, Fox, T. L. Honeycutt, “ichard &, King, W. B. Crawford, Je Ce Arthurs, Claud Howard, Karl B. Stevenson, H. A. “uffey, H, D. Howard, He &. Sloan, Wade A, Morrow, John G, Lackey and W. E. Hunter, Le N. Brown was sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury and Pete Mitchell was sworn as Officer to the Grand Jury. The following to serve as petite jurors: W. M, Morrow, W. A. Tharpe, J. M. Plyler, A. P. Stroud, J. A. Earnhardt, C. V, Alexander, Ed. Welborn, C. ke. Dellinger, Fred M, Crawford, R. F, Gaither, H. Ke Hethcox, Cecil A. Bell, Ne Pe Stoute, J, ©, Hawn, S. RK. Jurney, Hal Deal and T. J, prun. No, 2 0 TRANSPORTING AND POSSESSING LIQUOR FOR SALE. State 0 vs ) Defendant Called and Falled. Judgment Instanter Capias. Yates White ) No. 3 § TRESPASS State vs 0 Defendant Called and Failed. Judgment Alias Capias. Jim Allen { Noe | ) costs State vs § Continued until November Term, Sam Mayhew 0 No. 5 ) BREAK AND ENTER BOX CAR State ) vs ( Called and Failed. Judgment Gapias, Instanter. Booker T. Newland) Noe 6 ) BREAK AND ENTER BOX CAR State ) ve ) Called and Failed. Judgment - Alias Capias ; James Coleman 0 Ho. 7 § A.W.D.W. WITH INTENT TO KILL State ) ve ) Called and Failed. Judgment - Alias Capias. Turner H. Reavis} No, 8 2 State SEDUCTION ve § Called and Failed. Judgment - Alias Capias. Paul Holleman 4) No. 9 ~— State BREAK & ENTER bo 0 Called and Failed. Judgment - Caplas, Instanter. Carrey Killiam 4 No. 10 / State ' BREAK & ENTER i: ( Called and Failed. Judgment - Alias Caplas. Will Brown ‘ No, 11 State ABANDONMENT Mea § Called and Failed. Judgment Aligs Capias. James B. Deal jf & a res (tis ae <n tes IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM, 1936 FIRST WEEK MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1936 IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT ry AUGUST TERM, ,1936 FIRS? WEEK as MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1936 No. 12 ( DRIVE CAR WHILE INTOXICATED bi State t COSTS * DISSE iene | | vs § Called and Failed. Judgment - Alias Capias, / Hoe 7 : RTION & NON*SUPPORT h , il vetoed ‘kee Wade ae Judgment Ni Si, Instanter Sci Fa and { No. 13 { LARCENY OF AUTO, arker,y C " State ) 0 COSTS. vs ) Called and Failed. Judgment Instanter Capias, ‘ Hoe 49 & 9 , ” | Audie Turner 4 vs 0 Called and Failed, Judgement - . paul Vogler f County. g ns anter Capias to Chatham Noe 15 costs State COSTS. vs } Called and Failed. Judgment Alias Capias, 2 . : LeRoy Black : ’ a pilin | a Given until November Term, 1946 4 Noe 16, 17; ) BREAKING & ENTERING & LARCENY ( counts) rady *c y P costse ' 18 and 19 4 Noe 53 } costs. | , ip State , f A , State 3 vs AL \ vs Continued until November Given until November Tern 946 na George Collins 4 Houston Johnston? to pay balance of costs. ae & Robert Horas 4 Noe 55 ) costs. No. 22 costs State ) State i vs ) Continued until November, Give til November Ter : vs ) Called and Failed. Judgment Instanter Capias, Clyde Roberson § ‘to pay balance of costs. ee ee Cee ee Charlie Miller {4 (Noe 60 ) costs. No. 26 § COSTS. State ) State } vs § Called and failed, Judgment - Instanter Captas. vs { Continued as per former Judgment until November Term, 19%6, Ray Winsdor ) 7 ADS Chas. West ) ee | No. 61 & 62 ) LARCENY & RECEIVING By NOe 27 COSTS. State } bs i q State { vs ) A True Bill. Sa vs 4 Continued as per former judgment until November Term, 1936, Joe Foote and ) rm Keith West ) Artis Duncan ) ih No. 28 ) costs No. Sh ) LARCENY 1 hom State ) / State bi 1M vs ) Called and Failed. Judgment Alias Capias,. i vs } A True Bill, Wha Forest Little jf Edith Millsaps 4} A PO alias Edith ¢ Noe 29 ) costs Woods ' State ) vs } Called and Failed. Judgment Ni Si, Instanter Sci Fa and Instant S. E. Beaver { Capias. Noe 6); ) LA&RCENY State ) Defendant pleads Guilty. Noe 31 } costs Po. ) It 4s ordered that the defendant be imprisoned in the States State 4 Edith Millsaps § Prison for a period of SIX MONTHS. vs § Called and Failed, Judgment Instanter Capias. alias Edith ) Robie Gardner jj Woods } Now 43 ) costs Now 61 9 LARCENY & RECEIVING State ) State { Defendant, through his attorney C, D, Moss, enters plea of Nolo / vs ) Continued under former order. V vs § Contender, Alex Templeton ) Joe Foote § It 4s ordered that the defendant be imprisoned in the States Prison for a period of TWELVE MONTHS and be assigned to do hard Noe 3s 35 { costs labor under the supervision of the State Highway and Public and 4 ) Works Commission. State Called and Wailed. Judgment - Instanter Caplase N vs 0» 62 } LARCENY & RECEIVING. David L, Carson } /State ) Defendant, through his attorney, John G,. Lewis, pleads Not vs § Guilty No. eo’ 39 ) costs Artis Duncan } The following jury was sworn and empanelled: W, M, Morrow, and 40 ! od W. A, Tharpe, J. M. Plyler, A. P. Stroud, @. V. Alexander, State ) Continued, Given until November Term, 1936 to pay balane Ed. Welburn, C. R. Dellinger, Fred M. Crawford, H. K. Hethcox, vs Costs. Cecil A. Bell, N. P. Stoute and S, RK. Jurney. Carl Bennett At the close of the States evidence the defendant, throuzh his attorney makes move for Judgment. of Non-Suit. Motion overruled, Noe kil { costs, Defendant then makes motion to withdraw his plea for Judgment | State 4 of Non-Suit and tenders plea of Guilty. vs } Called and Failed. Judgment - Instanter Caplase It is ordered that the defendant be imprisoned in the States John Taylor 4 Prison for a period of SIX MONTHS and be assirned to do hard labor yader the supertision of the State Highway and Public No. 2 § costs, Works Yonmission., and pay the costs, Capias to issue at any State d osts time within three years upon motion of the Solicitor to put | vs Continued. Given until November Term, 1936 to pay © ’ the prison sentence into effect if it shall be made to appear ' Carl Midler : to the Court that the Defendant has violated any law of the Ih State of North Carolina. NOe ) costs, State ) { lg i LARCENY & ESCAPE FROM PRISON ae } Called and Failed, Judgment - Instanter Capiase James Kerr : - ue } A True Bill returned for Larceny of Auto, © Lindley NOe 8h, State | / vs David Simmons i No. 80 1 ‘State / vs William Sloop NOe 77 State vs James Dorsett Noe 75 & 76 State vs No. 88 State ovs Bob Blackman Noe 51 State vs i James Blackman ; Noe 69 State vs Leo Lindley No. 31 State vs William Sloop Noe 80 State vs William Sloop Noe 75 State vs Fred Teague NOe 76 State vs Fred Teague No. 63 State vs Robert Tuck Noe 63 State vs Robert Tuck \ No. 73 State vs Jessie Mayhew ) Y f 0 ) ! j } i , t ' } 4 8 Fred (Bud) Teague} ) ) ’ ( ) j : : ( ‘ ( , o<— > — o<S\<—_ —- ———S> <> <> — <> <> o> —_ <> <_< <> <> o<- <_< IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM, 1936 « FIRST WEEK MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1936. FALSE PRETENSE A True Bill. FORGERY A True Bill. DRUNK & DISBRDERLY AND RESISTING ARREST Called and Failed. Judgment Ni Si @md Instanter Capias,“ DRIVING DRUNK, T. & P. LIQUOR, AND HIT AND RUN DRIVING, Called and Failed. Judgment Ni Si And Instanter Captas, AID AND ABET IN OPERATING SMOKE SCREEN ON PUBLIC HIGHWAY, Nol Prosed with Leaves AID AND ABET IN OPERATING SMOKE SCREEN ON PUBLIC HIGHWAY, Defendant enters plea of Nolo Contender, Open for Verdict. LARCENY OR AUTOMOBILE Defendant enters plea of Guilty. It is ordered that the cefendant be imprisoned in the States Prison for a period of THREE YEARS and be assigned to do hard labor under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. This sentence to begin at the expiration of the TWO YEAR sentence the defendant is now serving under judg- ment of the Recorders Court of Catawba County at Newton, N, ¢, It appears to the Court that the defendant has been heretofore convicted on two different occasions for Larceny of Automobile and for his first offense served FIFTEEN MONTHS in the States Prisone SIMPLE FRESPASS Nol Prosed with Leave. FORGERY Defendant pleads Guilty. It is ordered that the defendant be imprisoned in the States Prison for a period of EIGHT MONTHS and be assigned to work under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. T. & Pe. Le AND DRIVING DRUNK A True Bill, HIT & RUN DRIVING. A True Bill. LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE A. True Bille Shae, OF AUTOMOBILE @. Lewt efendant, through his attorney, John G@. 8, A The following tary, We. M. erred, W. A. Tharpe, J» M. Pay ole P, Stroud, C. V,. Alexander, Ed, Welburn, C, Re Del 1ing and Ne M. Crawford, H. K, Hethcox, Cecil A. Bell, 5. Ke asia ae P, Stoute, being sworn and empanelled, answer and — verdict say they find the defendant GUILTY. Open for Verdict. pleads Not Oultr DRIVING CAR WITH IMPROPER LIGHTS. Defendant pleads Guilty. It is ordered that the defendant pay & $56 Ss 00 fine and the oon No. 66 State vs Cleo Little Noe 67 State ‘ vs Herman Lowe Noe 65 State 4 vs Loyd Hoover No. 66 State ‘vs Cleo Little No. 67 ; State vs Herman Lowe . No. 71 State vs Brady Laurence °-S>_><—-: ><> <> <> <_< <> <> 2] > <_< CoS > =< <> <>< IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1936 MONDAY, AUGUST 3ra, 1936, LARCENY & RECEIVING A True Bill, LARCENY & RECEIVING A True Bill, NON SUPPORT A True Bill, LARCENY & RECEIVING Defendagt, through his Guilty. os Open for Messin r <a LARCENY & RECEIVING Defendant, through his attorney, John Guilty. Open for verdict. attorney, John G, Lewis, enters plea of Ge Lewis, enters plea of MURDER L. N. Brown, foreman of the Grand Jury, tocether with the body of the Grand Jury, Gomes into open court and in open court presents the following Bill of Indictment, in words and figures as follows: "State of North Carolina ) Superior Court Iredell County ) August Term, 1936. The Jurors For The State Upon Their Vath Present: That BRADY LAURENCE late of the County of Iredell, on the 30th day of May, A.D. 1936, with force and arms, et and in the said County, unlawfully, willfully, feloniously, and of his malice aforethought, did kill and murder E, Clyde Ervin contrary to the form of the statute in such case made and provided, and against the peace and dignity of the State, Ce Le Coggin Solicitor. No. 71 BTacgzrs VSe BRADY LAURENCE ce tt INDICTMENT MURDER Pros. WITNESS Ce Re Bailey H. Me Reid C. Le Gilbert H, E. White Lee Long James Rucker Henry Tabor Karlee Griffin Dr. A, Hinson. Jim McLelland Glenn Woods James Morrison ~ ss OS oe Those marked X sworn by the undersigned foreman, and examined before the Grand Jury, and this bill found A TRUE BILL. Le Ne Brom @ Grand vary " oreman oO an ae ‘6 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 6 FITZY MONDAY, AJGUST 3ra, 1936 AUGUST TERM, 1936) Gowen WEEE a MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1936 Noe 71 ) MURDER. | =" h int ourt, in th tod vs Then comes into open court, in e custody of J. WM tothe Court that on the 25th day s | Brady | High Sheriff of Iredell County, whose prisoner he in, Bredy appearing 5 ay of May, 1936, plaintiffs caused Laurence ) Laurence in his own proper person, and the said pris to be issued azainst the defendant . | at the bar of the Court, the said Bill of Indictment in waite summons f ndants in this action and at the time of the case was read to him, and forthwith it is demanded of hi suance of summons filed in this office a duly verified : ; a elite ; said Brady Laurence, how he will acquit himself of the aan. 1s 7 r é€d complaints; and.it further aa in said Bill of Indictment specified and charged upon ni appearing that on the 27th day of May, 1946, summons, together * a the said Brady Laurence, answering the Bill of Indlotient’ she, " ; + oer e SOGUtRer Wits Copy er the : ie said, says he is NOT GUILTY of the felony and Murder therein complaint was duly served on the defendant J, H. McAlpine by the Sheriff of Forsvth charged, and, therefore, for good or evil, he puts himself : his Country and his God, and Hon. C. I. Coggin, Solicitor fo i the State in this behalf, doth the like. A summons, together with a copy.of the complaint was served on the defendants W. J The prisoner, Brady Laurence, being present at the bar of the upo _ 7 County; and it further appearing that on or about the 29th day of May, 1936, Court in his own proper person and in custody of the Sheriff of Alexander and B, F, Hines by the Sheriff of Alexander County; and it further Iredell County, and it being made to appear to the Court, and the Court finding as a fact that the defendant is charzed with Murder appearine tha this is an action based upon a promisory note executed by J. He in the First Degree, and that he has no counsel and is unable to employ counsel: McAlpine and endorsed by the other defendants named in the complaint filed herein; It is, therefore, ordered by the Court that Barron K, Grier, and it further appearing that that the defendants are due the plaintiffs the sur Attorney at Law, be appointed to appear for and represent said bene prisoner as attorney at law in the proceedins and trial of said of Two Hundred Seventy-Five ($275.00) Dollars with Interest from September 15th, CASE» * 1930; and it further appearing that the defendant Mrs. J. M. McAlpine has not been It appearing to the Court that a Special Venire would be needed in the trial of said cage, the Court made the followinre order: served with summons in this action; and it further appearine that the defendants bys q Che Niyah, Rare en an 82d) St RA rs | s ; (Sm 7h Xe Coree fy Aves Ota, azA 7 J. He McAlpine; W, T, Alexander and B. F, Hines have neither answered, demurred bs . "NORTH’CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT fig or otherwise plead to said complaint and that the time for answering, demurring, Kae IREDELL COUNTY AUGUST TERM, 1936 or otherwise pleadins has expired: It is ordered by the Court that the Clerk of this County issue a Process to the Sheriff of Iredell County, commanding IT IS, TH:REFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the a him to subpoena THIRTY-FIVE good and lawful men, freeholders = J i of Iredell County, in that part of the County other than Concord plaintiffs recover judement against thederendants J, i, McAlpine, W, 4+, Alexander, and Shiloh Townships to appear at the Courthouse in Statesville, o ; Ne Ce. at 2 o'clock P.M. on August lth, 1936, to act as a Special and B, “, Hines for the sum of Two Hundred Sevemty-Five ($275.00) Vollars with Venire in this case, t interest from September 15th, 1930, at the rate of 6% per annum, until paid, Thos J. Shaw Judge Presiding.” tocether with the costs of this action; it is further ordered that, inasrmuch as Mrs. J. M. McAlpine has not been served with summons in thig&ction, this cause The Prisoner, Brady Laurence, was then remanded to Prison to await the Orders of the Court. to be retained for further orders, John Le. Milholland “CESRK OF SUPERLOK COURT, No. 51 (A) ) T. & Pe Le FOR SALE. {ORY eae State 6 Defendant enters plea o lo Contender. ef { : Bey ve § Open for ‘erdicte a \ James Blackman 0 ’ | \ ——————— ‘ NORTH CAROLINA 9 a en mepee mm Te ee eee Se “aa z =: eer RS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY ') Mrs. Carrie Elliot McLelland, Executrix of the Last Will and testament of ®, D,. Mcbelland and », L, Raymer, Administrator C.T.A. of the Estate of W. D, McLelland, This Honorable Court takes recess until Tuesday Morning, PLAINTIFFS August th, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock A.M. \ -VS- JUDGMENT Je He McAlpine, W. T, Alexander, Mrs. J. M. McAlpine and B, F, Hines, ec ce <a OO DEFENDANTS. heard before His This cause coming on to be heard, and being Honor John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell Count Y» Poy a9 ois ai i No. 8); State ) vs ) Dave Simmons } Noe 65 ) State ] vs Loyd Hoover IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM, 1936 = FIRST WEEK TUESDAY, AUGUST th, 1936 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Morning, August th, at 9:30 o'clock. FALSE PRETENSE. Defendant, throuvh his attorney, Mr. Burke, pleads Not Guilt The following jury was sworn and empanelleds W. M, Morrow - A. Tharpe, J. M, Plyler, A. P. Stroud, C. V. Alexander, Ea Welburn, C. K, Dellinger, Fred M, Crawford, H. K. Hethcox Cecil A. Bell, N. P. Stoute and S. KR. Jurney. ’ The Court finds that the State has no case and enters a direct verdict of Not Guilty. NON-SUPPORT Defendant, through his attorney, John G. Lewis, pleads Guilty, It is ordered that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS and be assicneq to work on the roads of the State under the supertision of the State Highway and Public “orks Commission, No. 68 ) AeWeDeWe TO-WIT, AN AUTO, State ) Defendant, through his attorney John G, Lewis, pleads Not “ullty, vs ) The following jury: J. M. Plyler, ©. V. Alexander, Ed, Welburn, Arden Creedmore) C. R. Dellinger, Fred M, Crawford, H. K. Hethcox, Cecil A, 411, Noe 67 State vs Herman Lowe Noe 66 State vs Cleo Little No. 67 | State ‘vs Herman Lowe << <> <> Noe 63 State \ svg Robert Tuck No. 7k \ State ( vs 0 Paul Thompson } \ No. 79 (A) ) State ) vs [ Earl Torrence —_—<—> << <> N. Pe Stoute, J. C. Hawn, Hal Deal, J. W. McHargue and A, D, McIntfre, being duly sworn and empanelled, answer and for their verdict say they find the defendant Not Guilty. J. W, McHargue and A. D. McIntyre, sworn in as talismen for the rest of the Criminal Term.of this Court. LARCENY It appearing to the court that the defendant has violated the conditions of his parole from a sentence imposed by a former Court at the May Term, 1935, the Court orders this sentence into effect, which sentence ordered the defendant imprisoned in the States Prison for not less than TWO YEARS nor more than TEN YEARS at hard labor. On the Countg of Larceny in this case it is ordered that the defendant be confined in the States Prison for not less than TWO YEARS nor more than TEN YEARS and be assigned to do hard labor under the supervision of the State Highway anc Public Works Commission, This sentence to run conaurrent with the sentence heretofore imposed. LARCENY It 4s ordered by the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the Common jail of Iredell County for a period of FWELVE MONTHS 4 be as&igned to work on the roads under the supervision of the - Highway and Public Works Commission, and pay the costSe ee ie issue to put the road sentence into effect at any time within years upon motion of the Solicitor that the defendant has viola é any law of the State, and in the meantime this judgment is sus for such other orders as the Court may make. It is ordered that the car purchased by the defendant wi ths the nt stolen from Mr, W. 0. Gibson and the tires and cash found in possession be turned over to: Mr. W. 0, Gibson. LARCENY OF AUTO, d in It 1s ordered by the Court that the defendant be imprisone, |, the States Prison for a period of TWO YEARS and be assign. do hard labor under the supervision of the State Highway 4 Public Works Commission, FAIL TO TRANSFER TITLE. Nol Prosed with Leave. T. & P. Le Not a True Bill, Noe 83 / State vs Henderson Macemore } Noe 79 State vs Earl Torrence NOe 78 State vs James Freeze NOe 79 State vs Earl Torrence Pas Noe 71 State vs Brady Laurence [ State vs —_—> W41son McDaniels IN THE SUPERIOR BOURT FIRST WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 TUESDAY, AUGUST hth, 1936 ATTEMPTED RAPE ) Not a True Bill, DRIVING DRUNK, A True Bill, MANSLAUGHTER A True Bill. DRIVING DRUNK, Defendant pleads Guilty, It is judement of the Cowt “hat the defendant be confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a pertod of SIX MONTES and be assigned to work on the roads under the supervision of the State Highway and !ublic “orks Commission. Jif a6? Pin / - f2 a | MURDER Plea: Not Guilty. In obedience to the order directed by the Court to the Sheriff, the High Sheriff of Iredell County, returned into Open Court the names of the followinz good and lawful men to serve as a Special Venire in this caseg Re Le Shumaker, G, W, Harris, Q. 1. Godfrey, Re Ve Holland, B, M. Redman, E. EF. Kobinson, i, Fe. Kash, Wilson McDaniels, Joe Cass, D. C. Thompson, ¥. W. Hartness, Ge He Jolly, T. He Sloan, J. S. Dobson, A. C. Jurney, Carl Murdock, “©, 1. Vloer, Alvin Adkins, R. H. Crouch, T. E. Swann, C. H. Goodwin, A. P. Houston, C. C, Ward, J, A, Walker, Ge ©. Smith, J. I. Goodman, T. B. Lowtharpe, J. “,. Eudy, K. Le Advins and G H. Knox. The Prisoner, Brady Laurence, being at the bar in his own prttcte person, in the custody of J. W. ‘oore, High Sheriff sé dredell County, wose priso phe oes: saig. Brady Laurence being tauttoned by the Court of his ghts,, t Ollowing jury was duly“drawn, sworn and empanelled: T. J. Drum, A. P. Stroud, He. Ke Hethcox, Ed. Welburn, Cecil A, Bell, Alvin Adkins, E, L. Cloer, kK. H. Crouch, C. C. Ward, J. F. Goodman, R. L, Shumaker and Carl Murdock, Pendine recess the prisoner, “rady Laurence was remanded to Prison to await further Orders of the Court, ) SUBPOENAED AS MEMBER OF SPECIAL VENIRE § Called and Failed. It is ordered by the Yourt that the said Wilson McDaniels pay a fine of $20.00 and costs. This Honorable Court takes recess until Werlnesday Morning, August 5th, 1936, at 9:30 o'clock. cf a ee cath LAS _ — } NOe 21 | State vs | Albert Malcolm | State vs Robe Wiiller —_—<S> << Noe 60 State vs Ray Winsdor SS Noe 82 State vs Quay Robinson = Oo > No. 71 State vs Brady Laurence —_— << <> <> Noe 25 State vs Odell Slough —_— <> <> No. 2 State vs Yates White —_——S> << Noe 51 (A) ) | State 0 vs ) James Blackman | Noe 51 ) \ State ) vs ) James Baackmari) Noe 72 | State vs Wade Shue ed Noe State vs Wilson McDaniels No. 58 ) ‘ State 0 ’ vs 4 Sherman E, | Taylor The following jury was sworn and empanelled: J. x Welburn, C.C, Dellinger, H.Ke Hethcox, Cecil A, Bell, 7 JeC.e Hawn, Hal Deal, J.W. McHargue, AP. Stroud, S.Re Re F,. Gaither, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1936. This “onorable Court convenes according to adjournment Wednesday | | | Morning, Aurust 5th, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock. | Given until November Term, 1936, to pay the balance of h&és coste¢ Se Given until November Term, 1936, to pay the balance of his costs ¥ e COSTS. Given until November Term, 1936, to pa” the balanoeief hig costs, DRIVING DRUNK. Called and Failed. Judgment Instanter Sci Fa and Instanter Capias. Defendant may give bond in the amount of $600.00 Justifieg for his appearance, MURDER. PLEA: Not Guilty. The defendant, Brady Laurence, bein: at the bar of the Court in his own proper person, in the custody of J. W. Aoore, “igh Sheriff of Iredell County, whose prisoner he is, the: 1611 ¢wine jury, having been duly drawn, sworn and empanelled, after having heard all the evidence offered by the State and the Defendant and after hearing arguments by Counsel and Solicitor for the State and arguments offered by Counsel for the Defendant, and the Court's charge, returns into open court in a boy and for their verdict say they find the defendant, Brady Laurence GUILTY,OF MURDER IX TL Pah bmw fh . DEGREE pA~ ALA. + fore oA “f- te dapqreancy CosTS. Called and Failed, Judement Instanter Capias and Instenter Sei ‘ It is the jud-ment of the court that the sentence heretofore imposéé on the defendant in this case (T. & Pe L.) be put into effect, it appearince to the Court tmt the defendant has not served this sen tence, He is therefore ordered into custody to begin service of ths sentence, Te & Pe Le FOR SAIE. in the It 1s judement of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in ™ Common Jail of +redell County for a per’od of SIX MONTHS and be assicned towork on the roads under the supervision of the State Highway and Pobblic “orks Commission. AID AND ABET IN OPERATING SMOKE SCREEN ON PI/BLIC HIGHWAY. oi It is judement of the Court that the defendant, be confined 28 States ‘rison for a period of TWO YEARS andassigned to ? forks labor under the supert&éion of the State Highway and Pee ae Commission. It is further ordered that this sentence not v0. concurrent with sentence imposed in Case No, 51 (A). 8 : ssue mpon order of the court at anytime within three ye ent ise this two gear sentence into effect and in the me tiis case is suspended pendinz further orders of the Court, T. & Po Le FOR SAIE,. The defendant pleads Guilty. wh at Court that the Defendant pay @ fi It is judgment of the to be revoked $50.00 and costs, The defendant's Drivers License for a period of Twelve vonths. na Wilson M-Daniels having appearéd in open Court and ONed as } satisfactory reason for his failure to answer re court a member of the Special Venire, it is ordered b¥ ainst nis 1 that the forfeiture of $20,00 heretofore ordered 8 he stricken out, MAN SLAUGHTER, iltye Defendant, through attorney Eugene Trivette, pleads Not Su B, Plyler, e ‘ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM, 1936 - FIRST WEEK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1936 At the close of the States evidence the de fendant makes motic / for Judgment of Non-suit, Motion denied, _ REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY We, the Grand Jury passed on all bills and pr esentments placed before USe We visited, by Committee, the County Home, the State Convict Camp, the County Jail and the offices of the court House. COUNTY HOME We found 71 inmates at the County Home; 3]; white women and 17 white men; 10 colored women and 10 colored men, Also 7 trustees workin: there. All inmates appear to be well cared for, They have on the Farm h mules, 15 milk cows and other cattle, plenty of feed and all stock is in good condition. The buildings and premises are in good condition except the water tank, we pecomend that it be repaired at once, THE STATE PRISON CAMP We found 93 prisoners, all white men, the place is neatly kept and in good condition, We found 30 prisoners in the jail, 15 white men, 6 colored women and nine colored men. We found the Jail in good condition except some of the screens need repairing and possibly some new screens put upe We recommend this be done. We find that some of the fence around the Jail yard needs repairing. OFFICES OF THE COURT HOUSE We find that the offices at the Courthouse are in sood condition ®xcept somewhat crowded for room to keep the records, We find the records well kept, Respectfully submitted, (sivened) Le Ne Brown L, N. Brown FOREMAN OF GRAND JURY, for August Term, 1936. This Honorable Court takes recess until Thursday Morning, August Thoma. . ee JUDGE ssbb SS 75 ee 6th, at 9:30 o'clock, um erm ae Sar oom Csr See ES ~ a= TS Se SO ee = appease ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT AUGUST TERM, 1936 - FIRST WEEK THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1946 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Thur sday Morning, August 6th, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock. Noe 91 State ws v r ts h My HO« 72 State vs Brady Laurence o-oo <_> —_— No. 58 ) State 0 vs q Sherman E, 4 Taylor ) No. 78 ( State ) vs 0 James Freeze ) No. 85 ) State ( vs 0 Charlie Beckham § NO. 86 Q State Q vs 4 Charlie Beckham 9 0 B im Pa Brown yi JUDGMENT. The defendant comes into open court and pleads guilty of larceny as charged in the bill of indictment, it is ordered and adjudged that the defendant, Coleman Brow, be confined in the St:te's Prison for a term of two years, to be assigned to work under the supervision of the State Highway and Public “orks Commission, as required and provided by law. Capias and commitment shall not issue if the defendant is committed to the Eastern Carolina Training School for Boys and shall remain of good behavior, without any attempt to escape therefrom, and obedient to the rules and regulations of said institution, until such time as he shall be discharged there- from according to law. Upon the violation of the miles and regulations of the institution, or upon the escape from said institution, capias to issue immediately for the said defendant and the above sentence to go into effect. Thos. J. Shaw Emergency vudge fresiding, ORDER. It appearing to the Court that Dr. A. Hinson was a necessary witness and testified for the State in the above entitled case, after having duly qualified as an expert physician: It is therefore ordered that he be allowed the sum of $10.CO as an expert witness fee in said case. Thos.J. Shaw Judge Presiding. ORDER. It appearing to the Court that Dr. Le R. Shaw was @ necessary witness and testified for the State in the above entitled case, after having duly qualified as an expert It is therefore ordered that he be allowed the sum of $10.00 as an expert witness fee in said case Thos. J. Shaw Judge Presidinge MANSLAUGHTER Continued for trial until November Term, 1936. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. lea of Defendant, throuch his attorney John G. lewis, enters P Guilty. d It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant te conf bn in the common jail of Irédell County for 4 period 0 supervisi® MONTHS and be assicned to work on the roads under ay senten? of the State Highway and Public Yorks Commissions “1 4, to run concurrent with sentence imposed on the defen Recorders! Court of Iredell County in Case No. ° MALISCIOUS INJURY TO PROPERTY Defendapt, through his attorney, John Lewis, pl Motion continued for three years upon condition defendant remains of good behavior, eads Guilt ys that the bib ee yo. 87 tate vs char lie Beckham NOe 58 State vs Sherman Ee Taylor <OoO mo Co ( NOe 71 State vs Brady Q Laurence 4 State § vs Brady Laurence ) { ) ) } IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1936 THURSDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1936 ASSAULT ON WIFE DEfendant, throush his attorney Guiltve 2 It is judgment of the Court that de 4 : work on the roads of the State under the supervision of the teat "= “ighway and Public Works Commission, This sentence not to oa ' concurrent with sentence imposed in ~ase #85 nor the Sentence of FIFTEEN MONTHS imposed by +redell kecorders Court, Capia t issue upon order of the Court at any time within four vears ts put t' is sentence into effect, : years to John G, Lewis, enters plea of MANSLAUGHTER Juror withdrawn and a Mistrial Ordered, Continued until November Term, 1936. Defendant to remain under same bond, es — MURDER « Plea: Not Guilty. VERDICT: Gutilty. fhe prisoner, Brady Laurence, beine present at the bar of Court in his_own proper person, in the custody of J. W. Moore, High Sheriff of lredell County, in whose custody he is, the Court, after cautioning the defendant, asks the jefendant, Brady Laurence. Have you any reason to offer to the Court why the d ath penalty should not be imposed upon you, you havine been convicted by a jury of Murder in the First Degree, and the penalty for that, ’under our law, is Death," The defendant's only answer was, "I'd like to live, of course." This was the only st»tement made by the Defendant. Therefore the followings jud-ment was pronounced: NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TERM, 1936 State, ) vs ) JUDGMENT. Brady Laurence ) The defendant, Brady Laurence, above named, having been duly tried at this term of the Superior Court, upon an indictne nt charging him with murder in the first decree in the killing of E. Clyde Ervin, and the jury having for their verdict found the said defendant guilty of the felony and murder in the first dee gree in manner and form as charved in said bill of indictment: IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED AND ADJUDGED By the Court that the said Brady Laurence be committed to the common jail of the County of Iredell and into the custody of the Sheriff of said County, and that, as required and provided by law, the said Sheriff shall transport and deliver the said Brady Laurence to the penitentiary of the State of North Carolina at Raleigh, N. C, and into the custody of the Warden of said penitentiary, where he shall be safely kept, as required and provided by law, until the 25th day of September, 1936, on thich day, between the hours of 6 A.M. and l} P. Me, the Warden of said penitentiary, (and in case of his death, disability or absence, a deputywarden of said penitentiarv) shall, as required and provided by law, cause the said Brady Laurence to inhale lethal eas of sufficient quantity to cause his death, and the administration of such lethal gas shall be continued until the said Brady Laurence shall be dead, dead, deade And may the Lord have mercy upon his soule This Aucust 6, 1936. Thos. J. Shaw, Emercency TUES STOSEEENSS / Defendant moves for new trial for any errors committed. Motion overruled. Defendant excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. NOtice of appeal waived, Appeal bond for costs fixed at $50.00. By consent the d@fendant is allowed thirty days to serve statement of Case on Appeal and the State is allowed twenty days thereafter to serve countercase or file exceptions. / pon le a tit EN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1936 THURSDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1936 Noe 7 } FATLURE TO COMPLY WITH COURT ORDERS, State ) It appearing to the court that the defendant has not com 1 vs ) with the orders of the coumt in that he has not paiq the dan Wade Yarker J} per week for the support and maintenance of his wife and “ry as required and provided under a former jud-ment of las oo Superior Court, May Term, 1936, it 1s therefore ordered th the road sentence be made to go into effect. “t is nn: ordered that the defendant be placed in custody to be cin vhs the TWELVE MONTHS SENTENCE on the roads, Serving Noe 5 ) State ) vs 4 Nol Prosed With Leave, Booker T. 4 Newland 6 Noe 6 } State { - vs ) Nol Prosed With Leave. James Coleman X Noe 7 State vs Turner He Reavis Prosed With Leave, —_~< i <> =m ° we Noe 3 State vs Paul Holleman Nol Prosed With Leave. o> << NOe 9 State vs Carrey Killiam Nol P With Leave. oe 5 a a << No. 10 State vs Will Brow Nol Prosed With Leave. =< <> <> No, 11 tate vs Ja es Be Deal Nol Prosed With Leave. <n oe No. 13 State vs Audie Turner Prosed With Leave, —_—<<—> << =m ~ Yo. 18 j State vs ) Nol Prosed With Leave. Cloyd E. Stevenson ) North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Vourt, Ivedell County. Jf Auvust Term, 19366 Marshall Caskey, et al, Vs. JUDGMENT CoS —_<_ Mary E, West, et al. € This cw se coming on to be heard, and being heard upon th th opinion of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, filed in this cause on the 15 day of June, 1936: rt that the judgnent It is now ordered and adjudged by the Cou rendered at the November Term, 1935, of this Court, be and it is hereby iene THE SUPERIOR COURT TERM, 1936 = FIRST WEEK THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1936 and a new trial ordered in accordance with the Opinion of the said Supreme Courte Thos. J. Shaw Judge Presiding This Honorable Court takes recess until Monday Morning, August 10th, 1936, at 10:00 o'clock AeMe. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1936 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 25) SECQND WEEK, AUGUST TeRM 1936 MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1936 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment at 10300 O' clogs North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Emergency Iredell Countye Aust Term, 1936, : | A. M. Monday, fugu st 10th, 1936, when and where His Honor Thos. Jy Shaw, Jucge presiding by exchange with Hon. P. A. McElroy, this the Secong Week of Aucust Term, 1936. Stewsrt Lazenby J. “, Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina Viola y » returned / vs I U Ss into open Court the names of the following good and lawfull men to Serve as juror tC. = a Ss Je. Le Lazenby ) at this Term of Court for the Second week, for civil cases, to-wit: Pp, A, Shinn ’ C. A. McLelland, 0, A. Harwell, T. 0. Drmwley, Sr., J. !', Swaim, E, R, Sicelor, lst. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the R. P, Little, W. C, Sikes, Jre, A. S. Puller, John W, Elam, Barron Cartwricnt, complaint? T. L. Adams, John W, McNeely, Earl Kk. Elam, J. Blick Alexander, D, C, Thompson, Answer: Yes . Re W. Dobson, E. J. Alexander, Fred G,. Deaton, Fred W. Sherrill and H. Me Cartner 2nd. Did the de:endant abandon and live separate and apart from . + ,’ ’ Lr 2 ' T. O. Brawley, Sr., J. Blick Alexander and Fred G. leaton excused by plaintiff for more than two consecutive years next preceedin the commencement | Court. of this action, as allered in the complaint? | Answer: Yes 3rd.e Has the plaintiff been a boni fide residen' of the State of 3025 Eutrilla Sanders ( The following Divorce Jury: P. A. Shinn, ¢, A, McLelland, North Carolina for more than one consecutive years immediately next preceeding vs ) O, A, Harwell, J, F, Swain, E, R, Siceloff, R. P, Little, Adam Sanders § W. ©. Sikes, Jro, A. S. fuller, John W, Elam, Barron the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? Cartwright, T. L,. Adams and John W. McNeely, being duly sworn and empanelled, answer the issues submitted to them Answer: Yes A as follows: NORTH CAROLINA, i IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. 302) ; IREDELL COUNTY. je M. Wilhelm 0 The followine jury: P, A, Shinn, C. A. McLelland, Oe A. ibe] | vs Harwell, J. F. Swain, E. R. Siceloff, Rs Ps Little, We Be bite | Irene Wilhelm 9 Sikes, Jr., A. S. Fuller, John “, “lam, Barron Cartwri;rht, ate EUTRILLA SANDERS ) T. Le. Adams and John W. McNeély, being duly sworn and Nt / a ) empanelled, answer tie issues submitted to them as follows: ae | vs ) ISSUES Ui ; ) is 4 : NAM SANDE | i ADAM SANDERS North Carolina, f In the Superior Court, ae anh 1 Iredell County. 4 August Term, 1936 } Hi | 7. i t ag 6 Sah) Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in th oo i / e Me Wilhelm 0 i complaint? / = ISSUES i, SWER > ( | ANSWER : YES Irene tilhelm } : 26 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant imermarry, and are they now man — S f North ff resident of the State oi *o Has the plaintiff been a and wife, as alleged in the Complaint? , g f this complaint? Carolina for one year next preceding the filing o Answer: Yes — ES 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, without any fault on the de part of the plaintiff, and have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and for and apart Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate apart for more than two years immediately prior to the commencement of this action, int? two years continuously next preceding the filing of this compla &S alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: YES Answer: Yes 2. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North 3019 Lellané Carolina for two yoars next prior to the commencement of this action, as alleged C, A, Move | Viola Stewart Lazenby ) ‘The following divorce jury: P. A. eee R, P, Lately in the compleint? vs ) 0. A. Harwell, J, F. Swaim, E. R, Siceio.s J. L. Lazenby § W. C, Sikes, Jr., A. S, Fuller, John * Nealy, peing au Answer: Yes Cartwright, T. L. Adams, dnd John W, Mc omitted 0 th —_—_ haan sworn and empanelled answer the issues 8U as follows: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 IN THE SUPERIOR et MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1936. IOR COURT ea SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1936 1996 North Carolina . In the Supertor Court until paid and $75.00 with interest from Iredell County November 11, 1930 and that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action, ne J. Be. Yooper, an individual, trading ee as J. B. Cooper Motor Company John L. Milholland Judgment —“WTerl Ulerk Superior Court lrede!I County a i ee vs Me. Re Patterson This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, John L, Milhollana 1011 ’ on this 10th day of ugust, 1936, and it appearing to the court that this is an 7. ea Carry : ~ following jury was sworn and empanelled: v - 4. Harwell, - Ese Re Sice - ome action based on a note executed by the defendant to the plaintiff in the amount o; Je i ean + 20 tee) ae P, Little, w. C, Sikes, tk 2. 9 = ’ si arron Cartwricht, T. L, Adams, John W, MeNec $76.88 dated October 10, 1935 and that the aefendant is due a credit of $300.00 D. “. Thompson, R. W. Dobson and Pred W. Sherreil. | made on February 29, 1936; that summons and complaint were served on the defendant Pending trial Court recesses until Tuesday on March h, 1936, and that more than thirty days have elapsed and the defendant morning, August llth, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock A.M. ; : , has failed to answer or demur to the plaintiff's cause of action or to anywise Ry i plead to this cause » 3 t e North Carolina, In the Supertor Court * It is. therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff ’ ’ Iredell County. Aucust Term, 1936 a recover of the defendant the sum of $475- with winterest from Feb. 29, 1936, until paid and that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. Ina Etta Anderson bi | vs ) { John L. Milholland John Wm. Anderson 9 Clerk superior Court The plaintiff was called and failed to answer, The Court ordere a x ra ‘ hh d her called out. The crier called her to come into Court and prosecute it h — ee er action or the action would be non-suited. She failed to answer. The Court = 3 In the Superior Court therefore orders the action non-suited. Iredell County Je Be. Cooper, trading as Je B. Cooper Motor Company \ vs Judgment J. A. Christy . ané, This cause cominc on to be heard before his Honor, John le Milholl an on this 10th day of August, 1936, and it appearing to the court that this 18 030 action arainst the defendant, based upon two notes, with balance due of $,9667 with interest from March 1, 1935, and $75. with interest from Nov. 11, 1959 were issued 19363 that - and complaint that no property was seized under claim and delivery; that summons on the 12th day of June, 1936, and served on the 13th day of June, more than thirty days have elapsed since the service of the summon he complaint in thi st the aetendatt: This Honorable Court takes recess until Tuedday Morning, August llth, St g cause ws! and the defendant has failed to answer or dumur to t that the plaintiff is entitled to judgmmt bydefault final again 1936 at 9: raintiff at 9:30 o'clock A.M It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the P ; recover of the defendant the sums of $96.30 with interest fro IN THE SUPERIOR COURT , \ IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT Ai) SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 ta), TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1936 TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1936 4 iW Hl This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday [ 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry les { 1) Morning, August llth, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock A.M.. ermarry as allexed in the complaint? | Ans. Yes a No. 3005 ) The following jury: P, A, Shinn, c, A. McLellandg 7 | S. Re Tuggle ( John W. Elam, Farl R. Elam, E. J, Alexander, H, u 2.e Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina vs ) Cartner, J. B. Parke, R. F. Rash, F, L, Reia, T ! §6Gathertne Elizabeth ( N. Cleary, F. A. Deal and T. J, Jernings, beine du for more than one year next precedine the filing of this complaint? Pancie ) sworn and empanelled, answer the issues submitted t. I it as follows: Ans. Yes 3- Did the defendant separate from the plaintiff and have they \ lived separate and apart for a period of two years or more as alleged in N&R TH CAROLINA, IN THE Si/PERIOR COURT, the complaint? i IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TERM, 1936, Ans. Yes Se. Re Tugele : VSe : TSSuvuesE Ss i | Catherine Elizabeth Turccle : i Marshall Caskey, et al J The following jury: 0. A. Harwell, J. F. Swain, Baal / vs ) E. ", Siceloff, J. li. Swain, R. P, Little, We Ce Bey 1. (Q) Did the plaintiff and defendant inter-marry as alleged in the J. H. West, et al, Sikes, Jre, 4, ©, Plier, Barron Cartwkicht, T. L. aS ; Adams, John W, McNeely, D. C. Thompson, R. W. if Complaint, Dobson and Fred W. Sherrill, beine duly sworn \ and empanelled, answer the issues submitted to (A) Yes it as follows: Did the defendant commit adultery as alleged in the complaint, (A Yes NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court Tr 4- (Q) Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of IREDELL COUNTY. August Term, 1956 North Carolina for one year immediately prior to the commencement of this actim, ( Marshall Caskey, et al, (A) Yes. Plaintiffs, ‘ VSe ry ue H. We st, et al, Defemants. ) J. Be Parks, R. F. Rash, F. L, Reid, T. N. Cleary, F. A. Deal and Te Je Jennines sworn as talismen for the day. 1. Are the plaintiffs the owners and entitled to the immediate possession of the property described in the complaint? Yes ——_— Answer: Noe 4022 | John Benfield : The followinz jury: P. A. Shinn, C, A, McLelland, John 2. Have the defendants been’in the open, notorious, continuous, aanene $ oe follows Juez? FP. 4. Sim, ©. *. en Jo Be vs : Elam, Earl R. Elam, E. J. Alexander, H. M. Cartner, de _ f th erty described in the complaint B : . waa : m WwW , Deal exclusive, and adverse possession of © property Ila Benfield : Parks, R. F. Rash, F. Le. Reid, T, N. Cleary, Fe A answe? : and T, J. Jennings, being duly sworn and empanelled, for twenty y: t for to the commencement of this action? the issues submitted to them as follows: 7g JOGPS NOK PF Answer: No NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY AUGUST TERM, 1936 The following jury was sworn and empanelled: P. A. Shinn, ©, A, McLelland, John W, Elam, Marl hk. Elan, E, J. Alexander, H. M. Cartner, J. B. Parks, R. F. Rash, F. Le Reid, T. N. Cleary, F. A. Deal and T, J. Jéfinings. Harry P. Grier, Jr., > ° vs. | John Benfield C. W. Isenhour and John Isenhour, et al ool mS VS. LSSUES Ila Benfield IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 __IN THE SUPERIOR COURT O4 | TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1946 SECOND WEEK, AUSUST TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1936 = i IN RE: Will of The following Jury: 0, A. Harwell, J. «, swain, R, p Litt) Alice Campbell } W. C, Sikes, Jr., T. L. Adams, John W, McNeel P. AL 8, a) Shinn, C. A, McLelland, E. J. Alexander, J, ee 5 1 This Honorable convenes according to adjournment Wednesday ee ee ee ern Pie M ing, August 12th, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock A.M orn Bs BS ’ . v , eNee | Pending trial court takes recess until Wednesday Morning | . =a) No. 31 s z¢ appearing to the Court that the defendant has not complied State 9 with former orders of the Court, he is ordered into the custody i vg ) of the Sheriff to begin service of the sentence heretofore Robie Gardner ( imposed. No. 82 § DRIVING DRUNK State § Defendant, through his attorney, Hugh G. Mitchell, pleads vs ) Not Guilty. / Quay Robinson Q Case continued. i State ) It appearing to the court that on the 2hth day of May, 1945, in li ee Q the Superior Court of Iredell County the defendant, having plead Quay Kobinson 4 Guilty to receiving stolen property knowing same to have been stolen, was sentenced to be confined in the common jail of Iredell ; County for EIGHTEEN MONTHS to be assisned to work on the roads of the State as provided by law and that said judzment was Suspended upon condition that the defendant did not drive a i} car upon the highways of the State within Twelve Months from ' i that date or during a period of five years and should not vide P| violate any law of the State of North Carolina within the ' period of five years, F After hearing the eviderre the Court finds as a fact that the defendant viobated the conditions upon which said sentence was suspended by drivine a car on the highways on the 2lst day of May, 1936, driving said car on the highways while intoxicated; Loan ew* “t is, therefore, Ordered tmt the defendant be delivered into og the custody of the Sheriff and that the EIGHTEEN MONTHS suspended i} ioe sentence be carried into effect, No. 1k 0 COSTS. ) State { / vs § Given until November Term, 1936 to pay balance of costs. E. 0. Cloninger 4) NORTH CAROLINA _ IREDELL COUNTY ® STATE “VS= pee a ee ee BRADY LAWRANCE This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before his Honor, Thomas J, Shaw, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant stands indicted on the charge of murder in the first degree, and it further appearing to the Court that the defendant is without counsel; NOW THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that Barron K. Srier be and he hereby is appointed as counsel to defend the said Brady Lawrance, and it is further ordered and adjudged that the said Barron K. Grier be and he August hereby is allowed the sum of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) for his services as y This Honorable Court takes recess until Wednesda 12th, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock A.M. said counsel, and that said sum shall be paid by the County of Iredell. Thos. J. Shaw PRESI G. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1946 IN THE SUPERI 4° WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1936 OR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TrRM, 1 THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 18367 ° NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court This Honorable VYourt leat mas ia te convenes accordins to adjournment, Thursday Morning, August 13th, 1936, at 9:30 o'clock. ®. 7. Wiese Noe 25 The judgment heretofore entered in ¢} ) State ) of this Minute Docket is ord JUDGMENT ‘vs ) Cavias and Ni Si be not ser " Odell Slough lis case, on page 528 : Pteecbotninga out and that the serve t appearin= to the Court that the Defendant has paid the costs in full and has met the other payments heretofore ordered by this Court, Vs. Will J, Widenhouse and Dr. C. Ue. Voils. ol oOo oS oO | / IN REB Will of ) The following Jury was sworn and empanelled: O. A. Harwell : Alice Campbell 9 J, PF, Swain, KR, P. Little, w, Cc, Sikes, Jr., T. L,. Adams ; This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before Hig Honor, — ": McNeely, P, A, Shinn, c, A, McLelland, E, J, Alexander, J. B. +ves, J. L. Reid, and F, A, Deal,. Thomas J. Shaw, Judce assigned and holding court in the Fifteenth Judicial District at the Aucust Term, 1936, Iredell County Superior Cotrt, anc it appearing Pendin= trial Court takes recess until »ridav Morning, that service of process by summons has been made upon the defendants, and that ty plaintiff and defendants have agreed upon a compromise settlement, by the terms of which the plaintiff has agreed to accept, and the defendants, although denying liability in the cause of action, have agreed to pay the plaintiff the sum of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750.00) in full satisfaction and final determination | of the plaintiff's claim asainst the defendants on account of the injuries receive by the plaintiff in a certain accident described in the complaint in this cause, and wich forms the basis of the plaintiff's alleged cause of action; NOW, THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, and adjudged that the plaintiff ee ee have and recover of the defendants the sum of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750,); that in addition, the costs of the action be taxed against the defendants. Thos. J. Shaw or Judge assi~ned to and Holding vou in the Fifteenth Judicial District. Consented to: Zeb. V. Turlington Attorneys for Plaintitr Adams, Dearman & Winberry Attorneys for defendant, Will J. Widenhouse U1, & IN RE: Will of 9 The following Jury was sworn and empanelled: 0s ae a! Alice Campbell | F, Swain, R. P, Little, W. C. Sikes, Jre, Ts Le Adanm *, ',, McNeely, P. A. Shinn, C. A, McLelland, E. J. Alexander, Ives, J, Le Reid and F, A, Deale rning, Pending trial Court takes recess until Thursday Mo This Honorable Court takes Recess until Friday Morning, August th This Honorable Court takes recess until Thursday Morning, August 13% lth, 1936, at 9:30 o'clock A.M,., at 9:00 o'clock. od $eecphthad— nr oes > — — ae = oie: b\ sg IN THE S UPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST lth, 1936 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment, Fri day Mornine, Aucust ith, 1936 at 9:00 o'clock. NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY AUWIST TERM, 1936 John Benfield ve JUDGMENT | <—_S <_ <> <> Ila Benfield This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, Thomas J. Shaw, Judge Presidine, and a jury, at the Aucust Tern, 1936, Superior Court of Iredell County; and the jury havine answered all the issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff and arainst the defendant, as fully appears in the records, it is, therefore, on motion of John R. McLauchlin, attorney for the plaintiff, Ordered, adjudged andd ecreed: First: That the bonds of matrimony heretofore subsisting between the plaintirf anc the defendant be, and he is hereby granted an absolute divorce fron the defendant, Ila Renfield,. Second: That the plaintiff pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk. The 10th day of Aucust, 1936. Thos. J. Shaw Judge Presiding NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TERM, 1936 EUTRILLA SANDERS ( ] vs JUDGMENT. ADAM SANDERS } ed This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersign the Judge and a Jury, at August Civil Term, 1936, of Iredell Superior Court, and jury, for its verdict, havin- answered the issues as follows: 1. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the ANSWER: Yese lina for 2e Has tre plaintiff been a resident of the state of North Caro one year next preceding the filing of this complaint? ANSWER: YeS8e m each 3e Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart fro t? other for two years continuously next preceding the filing of this complain ANSWER: YeSe- mplaint! SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST lth, 1936 IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED by the Court that the ponds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff the same are hereby dissolved, and that they be forever freed, from each other. Let this decree issue upon payment of costs and that the plaintiff be taxed therewlthe Thos. J, Shaw JUDGE PRESIDING North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. August Term, 1936, Viola Stewart Lazenby / vs —_<— > << <> Cy SG oO 2 ” C > => +3 Je Le Lazenby This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Thomas J. Shaw, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having answered the issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record; It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudzed by the court that the marriage between the plaintiff, Viola Stewart Lazenby, and the defendant J, Le Lazenby, be, and the same is hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorced from the bonds of matrimony. It is further considered, adjudzed and decreed by the Court that the Plaintiff, Viola Stewart Lazenby, be, and she is hereby awarded absolute control and custody of the minor children, namely, Stewart Lazenby, age 17, James Lazenby, age 13, Billie Lazenby, ace 10, and Betty Jean Lazenby, age 6. Thos. J. Shaw ica t Vat Fike Vr North Carolina, 0 In the Superior Court, 0 Iredell County. 9 August Term, 1936. W. M, Wilhelm ) ) vs. ) JUDGMENT ) Irene Wilhelm § This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before “is Honor, Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it as set out in the record: It 1s, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, W. M. Wilhelm, and the defendant, Irene Wilhelm, be, and the same are hereby disolved, and the plaintiff 1s granted an IN THE SUPERIOR COURT of and defendant be, and separate and divorced a wa IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST Ujth, 1936 absolute divorce from the defendant. Thos. J. Shaw Judse Presiding. ~-— NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR Cour? IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TERM, 1936, S. R. Tuggle VSe ) JUDGMENT ) Catherine Elizabeth Tug-cle This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, Thomas J. Shaw, Judge ‘residinz, and a jury, at the Aucust Term, 1936, of the Superior Coutt of Iredell County, North Carolina, and the jury answerinr the issues submitted to they as follows: Qe Did the plaintiff and defendant inter-marry as alleged in the c omplainty Ae Yese Qe Did the defendant commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? Ae Yes. Qe Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina, for one year immediately prior to the commencement of this action. Ae Yese It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony hereto fore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be dissolved; and the plaintiff be granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff is to have the custody and tuition of his minor child, Shirley Ray Tuggle. Thos. J. Shaw “Judge Presiding NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY, Aucust Term, 1936 Marshall Caskey et al, ) Plaintiffs, ) 4 Vs~ ) JUDGMENT ) Je H. West, et al, 0 Defendants. ) iding, This cause being heard before His Honor, Thomas J. Shaw, Judge oe and and a jury, at the August, 1936, Term of the Superior Court of I,,ede1l County, the following issues having been submitted to and answered by the jury? i" aiate possess'™ 1. Are the plaintiffs the owners and entitk d to the imme of the property described in the complaint? Answer: Yes. IN THE S'PERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, auguUS? TERM, 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST 1h, 1936, 2 Have the defenda th : nts been in the open, notorious, continuous, exclusive, and adverse possession of the property described in the complaint for twenty years next prior to the commencement of this action? Answer: No," S HERE RPORE RDERR ADTIMEN awn noaccn TT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the plaintiffs are the owners of the property described in the complaint, and entitled to the immediate possession thereof, and that a writ of possession be issued b~ the Clerk of this Court putting the plaintiffs in possession, It is further ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the defendants pay the costs o* this action. Those J. Shaw Juace Presiding North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County Au-ust Term, 1936 Harry P, Grier, Jr. vs Judrment G. W. Isenhour and C,. W. Isenhour Tradinz as G. W. Isenhour and Son CS < <_< <> This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of court before his Honor, T. Shaw and a Jury, At the conclusion of the plaintiff's evidence, upon motion of the counsel for the defendants, @. “. Isenhour and C, , Isenhour, it is ordered and adjudced that the plainti‘f be non-suited and his action dismissed as to said defendants, C. W. Isenhour and G, \. Isenhour, without prejudices to plaintiff's right to proceed to Judgment against other defendants. This Auge lj, 1936. TnoSse Je Shaw Judce Presiding. NORTH CAROLINA IN THE S'PERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY AUGUST TERM, 1936 In the Matter of the Guardianship of C. W. Sprinkle, Guardian of Conrad E, Redman, Incompetent. This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that C. We Sprinkle was appointed Guardian for Conrad E, Redman, an incompetent person, on February 19, 1931, by John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, as appears in appointments of Administrators, Executors and Suardians, book #7, pace h9h, of the records of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and that the said C, W, Sprinkle did file a bond in the sum of One Thousand Dollars with the Commercial Casualty Insurance Company, as surety, on February 19, 1931, as is on record in Guardian Bond Book #6, page 306, of the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1936 of the records of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, anq that on March 2, 1933, the said C. “, Sprinkle did file with the Clerk op the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, his final report as said Guardian which report shows that all monies received by him had been accounted for and which report was duly sworn to by the said Guardian and audited anq approved by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County and recorded in Book #h, pave 453, of the accounts of Guardians, of the records of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and that on the 28th day of July, 193}, the said C, W, Sprinkle, said Guardian, did tender his resicnation as Guardian of Conrad E, Kedman, an incompetent person, and that John L. Milholland, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, did on the 28th day of July, 19 accept the resicnation of the said C, W. Sprinkle as Guardian for Conrad E. Redman, an incompetent person, whic is of record in the Record of ‘imardia accounts Book #, pace 596, in the office of the Clerk of S:perior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, IT IS, THE! ENOI\E, ordered and adjugged that the Commercial Casualty Insurance Company, surety for the said C, W, Sprinkle, Guardian for Conrad E, Kedner ar incompetent person, be discharged from any further liability as surety for said yuardian,. Those J. Shaw Juace Presiding. Nort’: Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County Aurust Term, 1946 MATTER OF THE RECEIVERSHIP OF ] Judgment. THE STATESVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4 ; 5 the This cause cominz on to be heard before his Honor, Thomas J. Shaw, at * tery t me Aucust Term of Iredell Superior Court, upon the report of the Receiver, in this er and it appearin= to the court that the Receiver has been operating his trust und court orders of the court since April, 193, and has continuously made reports to this r of his operations, which reports have all been approved by the court. It furthe hy se by appears to the court that at the May Term, 1936, an order was made in this cau ey to his Honor, Felix Alley, authorizing and directing the Receiver and his Attorn J a onde seek to secure a sale of the trust, by private sale, and that pursuant to sal mber of news o the the Keceiver and his Attorney advertised the property for sale in a nu t t papers and received several inquiries, but did not receive an offer to submi Court. § t have any fund It further appears to the court that the Receiver does no ; yn and thé on hand out of which to make a dividend to the creditors of the old conce # ging merch® he has accumulated an indebtedness in the amount of $),00,00 in purcha sie g we a to operate his business; that he has on hand a large stock of merchandise IN RE: STATESVILLE MANUFAC TURING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AU‘UST TERM 1936 FRIDAY, AUSUST lh, 1936 we | ten ecounts receivable, It further appears to the court that the creditors of the a statesville Manufacturing Company desire that the property be sold and liquidated and that the receivership be terminated and the court findine as a fact that it will be more advantageous to the creditors that such an order be made than the continuation of operations. It is, therefore, consicered, ordered and decreed that the Receivership of the Statesville Manufacturing Company be and he is authorized and directedto contimue the operations of the Statesville Marufacturin: Company for the purpose of completing the orders that he has on hand, until the 25th day of September, 1936, durins which time he is permitted to take such additional orders as may be filled on or before said date, but is not to take orders tlat will extend the operation of the plant beyond that date. He is further directed to use every effort necessary for immediate liqui- dation of all accounts receivable and to discharge the receivership accounts as rapidly as possible upon completion of the work taken to be completed and the work on hand by September 25th. It is Purther ordered th t the Receiver berin on or about the 25th dav of Aucust, 1946, and continue thereafter until the 25t day of September, 1936, to adver- tise to tre public a sale of the plant, machinery and stock on hand on the 25th day of September, 1946, between the hours of ten a.m, and two pe m,. at public sale, und to report to this court any and all bids received by him and such recommendations as he has, to enable the court to act thereon. The rerort of the Receiver filed at tris Term of Court is approved and ordered filed, This cause is retained for further orders, this 15th day of Au-ust, 1936. Thos. Je Shaw Juare Presiding North Carolina Iredell C ounty In the Superior Court August Term 1936 COMPANY RECEIVERSHIP Report of Receiver. Now comes Fred Lowrance, Receiver of the Statesville Manufacturing Company, and herewith, respectfully reports to the court: 1. That he is acting Receiver of the Statesville Manufacturing Company. 2. That he was appointed Receiver of said trust on the 30th dayof April, 193), and in said order sa’ heen the richt to operate taid receivership under orders of the court, e That he has operated his trust continuously under orders of the court Since said date and has made quarterly reports to the court of his operations. y That he has employed a Certified Public Accountant to audit the books for each report, and except tar’ ie report at the May Term of [redell Superior Court for 1936, has shown a continuous profit in said operations; that he herewith files ‘15 report for the period from May until this Term of Court which shows a profit of 91.96. ; der 5. That at the May Term 1936, his Honor, Judge Felix Alley made an or that the Receiver and his aston should make an effort to sell the plant as a going ‘oncern, and that he might continue to operate until August 1, 1936. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST 1h, 1936 6. That pursuant to said order, notices of sale of said plent have bee run in the Asheville Times, fhe “Greensboro Daily News and The Manufacturers Reconq. and althouch the Receiver has had several] inquiries from prospective purchasers no one has made an offer which the Receiver could report to the court, e That the Receiver now has on hand unfinished orders in the approximat amount of $11000. for which he has a substantial profit in and he estimates that 14 will take at least sixty days in which to complete this work and deliver Said orders. that all of said orders are from people with an "A number one" credit and there wij} be no mestion of collecting for his work, 8. That since he has taken over the plant, the Receiver has made necessary repairs for the purpose of operating the plant, which he estimates cost inthe neighborhood of $1200.00, all of wich enhanced the value the value of the property at least that much money and saved further deterioration which would have been very rapid had not the repairs been made. WHERE! ORE, having made the above report to the court, the Receiver asks for further instructions as to what disposition he micht make of the Plant and equipment. Fred Lowrance Receiver Statesville Manufacturtne Company Fred Lowrance, HKeceiver Statesville Manufacturine Company Statesville, North Carolina Balance Sheet July 31, 1936 ASSETS ES CASH ON HAND AND IN BANKS Cash on Hand Cash in Banks RECEIVABLES Notes hecelvable Accounts Keceivable Less Reserve for Doubtful 090 377098 INVENTORIES 13,578.05 INVESTVYENTS House and Lot 1,173.0 CAPITAL ASSETS Real restate Buildings Machinery and Equipment Automobiles and Trucks Office Furniture and Fixtures 65, 67549 _296sh TOTAL ASSETS: $ 85,395 ah Less Reserve for Depreciation UNEXPIRED INSURANCE LIABILITIES NOTES PAYABLE or to keceivership $ 13,101.12 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Prior to Recelvership Receivers Accounts Payable 12, 798.032 __12h 26, 632 23 I 082.08 . 08 .0 ACCRUED TAXES TOTAL LIABILITIES NET WORTH Capital Stock Less Deficit: Deficit /30/36 Net Pro#it 5/1/36 to 7/31/36 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH ae 75, 000,00 $ 17,828.75 1,591.96 16, 326079 _ 58,1550 #8545950 IN THES UPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1936 IN RE: Will of Alice } The Following Jury, beine sworn and empanelled: 0. A. Cumpbe 11 0 Harwell, J. F. Swain, R. P, Little, W. C. Sikes, JD ey T. Le Adams, John W, McNeely, P. A. Shinn, C. A. McLelland, E. J. Alexander, J. B, Ives, J. L. Reid and F, A, Deal, answer the issues submitted to it as follows: North Carolina, August Term, 1936. Iredell Countye I Did Alice Campbell have sufficient mental capacity to execute a will on the 25th day of September, 1935? Ans} Yes. II Was the execution of the purported will of Alice Campbell procured by the exercise of undue influence on the said Alice Campbell? Ans}; No. III Is the paper writing offered and every nd clause thereof the last will and Testament of the said Alice ampbel 1? Ans: Yes. NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. In Re: Will of Alice Campbell, Deceased JUDGM This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Thomas J. Shaw, Judge Presiding, and a jury at this term of the S:perior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that the will of the late Alice Campbell was, on the 25th day of February, 1946, admitted to probate in common form by the Clerk of this Court, and that thereafter W. D. Campbell, the only heir-at-law of the said Alice Campbell, deceased, filed a caveat to said will, and that the issues raised by said caveat were duly transferred to the civil issue docket and came on for hearing at this term of the Superior Court, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the propounders and a ainst the caveator, as set out in the record: Now, therefore, it is hereby considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the said last will and testament of the said Alice Campbell be, and it is hereby declared to be in all respects valid and the last will and testament of the Said Alice Campbell, deceased, and it is ordered that the said last will and testament be, and it is hereby admitted to probate in solemn form, It is further ordered by the Court in its discretion that all the costs of this action including *aveator's costs to be taxed by the Clerk, be paid by the estate. Thos. J. Shaw Judge Presiding. Motion by caveator to set the verdict aside and for a new trial for errors @selened, Motion overruled. Caveator excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court in *pen court, Notice of appeal waived. Appeal bond for cost fixed at $150, IN THE SUPERICQR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST 1), 1936 By consent, the caveator is allowed 40 days to make ana ser of case on appeal and the propounder allowed 15 days thereafter or file exceptions. : ve statement ° serve Countercase Thos. J. Shaw udre Pres Ing. NORTH “AROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. IN RE: Will of Alice Campbell ORDER In this cause the court orders, by consent, that Dr. B, L. Myers, Dr. im, Trivette and Dr. L. C. Ogburn be and they each are allowed the sum of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS each for their attendance in the above case and renderin- testimony in this cause, same to be taxed as part of the costs under the judement. No mileace or per diem to be paid, Thos. J. Shaw Jud-e Presiding NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE S''PERIOR OOURT,. IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TERM, 1936. Lillian Little, vs ~ ce Le Rhyne, This cause comtn> on to be heard and beine heard at this term of the . : 1 ‘ ’ » Mne ’ hy Superior Court of Iredell County, upon motion of the defendant, Mrs. C. L. Rhyne, to be allowed to file an amended answer: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that said defendant be, and she . ‘ = 1 by is hereby allowed to file amended answer on or before the 21st day of August, ¥ Thos. J. Shaw _____— Judre Presiding. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY, AUGUST TERM, 1946. Myrtle Holder, VS. Ce Je Holder w, upon This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Thomas J. oo: motion and notice for alimony pendente lite: IN THE SUPERIOR COUR? SECOND WEEK, AUSUST TERM, 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST 1h, 1936 It is ordered that said cause be continued untt] Aucust 26, 1936, at 10 o'clock A. Me, when said motion will be heard before Judze Ps A. McElroy, or any other judge holding the regular term of Cabarrus Superior Court, at chambers in the court house in Concord, N. 6, Thos. J. Shaw Judge Presiding. ~ North Carolina 4 the Superior Court. Iredell County Mrs. Rhoda Mae Steele, Allen D, Steele, Percy L. Steele and Rhod Mae Steele, a Minor, by her General iuardian, John A. Scott, vs. American Trust Company, Trustee under the last Will and Testament of Henry T. Steele. This cause coming on to be undersiened Judee holdi the Aucust, 1936, Term of Iredell Superior Court, and bein: heard upon the com- plaint and answer and the evidence offered before the Court, and it appearins to the Court that this is an action broucht by the petitioners, asking the Court to authorize and permit the American Trust Company, as Trustee under t!e will of “enry T. Steele, deceased, late of Iredell County, North “arolina, Mrs, Rhoda Mae Steele, the life tenant of said trust testate, out of the principal thereof on account of an ailered emergency within the meaning and provisions of the last will and testament of Her The Court finds the followin facts: lst. That Henry T. Steele died, leavin- a last will and testament dated May 26, 193), and appointing the American Trust Company of Charlotte, N. C. as Trustee under the said Last will and testament and that the said Trust Company is now acting as Trustee under the said instrument and has in its possession a trust estate, the principal of wich amounts to approximately $61,900, invested in bonds and other securities. 2nd. That amon¢e other provisions, the will of Henry T. Steele authorizes the Trustee under said will to pay over to Mrs. Rhoda Mae Steele, wife o' Henry T. Steele, and the life tenant, the income for her lifetime, and in addition, so much of the principal of the estate as may be mecessary in the event the income is not sufficient, in case of protracted illness or other emergency. The pertinent section of said will being as follows: "Item three. *# *# # #4 HHH HHH HHH HH ee 3e In case of protracted sickness or emergency, for which the income from the trust property is not sufficient, the Trustee may expend out of the principal IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST 1), 1936, such sums as it deems necessary to supplement the income," That ch facts and circumstance 4rd. I su Ss have been shown to exist by evidence introduced in this matter as in the opinion of the court constitute an emergency which would permit the Trustee to pay over to Mrs, Rhoda Mae Stede Wu , the life tenant, the sum of $4,900 for the purpose of takin- care of said emer : geney , ine C$) inanclé aif iltie one thilar growing out o he financial difficulties of one of her children, Percy L. Steele, Upon the foregoin~ facts, the Court concludes that an emerzency within said will exists and that the American Tmst Company, Trustee under 2 the meanine of the will of Henry T. Steele, be, and it is hereby authorized and empowered to Day out of the principal of said estate the sum of $,000 to the life tenant, Mrs, Henry > Steele, to be used by her in settline the accouhts of the said ercy L. Steele wit, D. C. Patterson, Commiesion Agent for the Shell Fastern Petroleum Products Corporatin It is further ordered that the said Percy L,. Steele shall, simultaneously + Aa nat nt of aagid 27 reerinte Y g . a $ ns «ht wi t payment of said money, execute an assiv-nment of all his richt, tithe and interest in the estate of his deceased father, Henry T. Steele, to his mother, Mrs, fae Steele, anc his brother, lien D. Steele, and his sister, Rhoda Mae Steele, to se~ire them to the extent of said advancement and any other funds which he may owe to them, or any of them, and that the said assignment shall likewise secure the American Trust Company, as Trustee, for any other advancement made by it umier the Percy Le Steele, The Court further finds that the payment of said funds out of the principl of said estate 1s not unreasonable or injurious to the rights of the minor petition, mM Thoda Mae Steele, but is for the best interests of said minor and all of the interested parties, It is further ordered that the Trustee shall pay all expenses of secufin this order and charve them to Percy L. Steele, Entered and sicned at the Aucust Term, 1936, of Iredell Superior Court. This Auge lh, 1936. Thos. J. Shaw ae Tudre Presiding. NORTH CAROLINA, 9 IN T'E S'/PERIO! COURT IREDELL COUNTY, 9 J. Frank Smith, tradine under the firm name and style of Mayhew's Cleaners, PLAINTIFF He. ©. Mayhw, individually, Mrs, H. B. Mayhew, individually, and Mrse H. Be Mayhew trading under the firm name and style of National Cleaners and Dyers > OO OS OOCD OS DEFENDANTS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BECOND WEEK, AUGUST TERM, 1936 FRIDAY, AUGUST lh, 1936 we I es This case coming on to be heard upon the plaintiff's motion for a restraining order, and bein= heard before 4is Honor Thomas J Shaw, Judge holding +. . . b aS es this the August Term of Iredell County, North Carolina Superior Court, upon a verified complaint, filed in this cause, used as an a’ fidavit as well as a Complaint, filed in t’'is cause, used as an affidavit as well as a complaint for the purpose of this order, and it appearing to the Court thet the defendants should be required to show cause why they should not be restrained from committine the acts complained of in the complaint and affidavit filed herein: LY iS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered, adjudved and decreed, that # 1p a ~~ @ Mayhew and Mrs. H. B. Mayhew, individually and Mrs, H. B. Mavhew trad'ne as National Cleaners and Dyers be, and they are hereby required t> appear before Judce Frank M, Armstrong, Judge of the Superior Court of Morth Carolina, at Troy, N. Ce, on the 22 day of Aug. 1936, to show cause why the relief demanded in the complaint and affidavit should not be -cranted,. This lth Aug. '36. m Thos. J. Shaw. JUDG HOLD IN: COURT. Noe 91 ) The Judgement heretofore pronounced in this case is ordered State stricken out and the following judgment is ordered: vs Q Coleman Brown 9 North Carolina, ) In The Superior Court Iredell County. ) Auvust Term, 1936 State ) vs ) JUDGMENT Coleman Brown ) Whereas defendant Coleman Brown was arraigned on the charge of Burglary at the above mentioned place and date and found guilty It is, therefore, ordered and adjudced that the defendant Coleman Brown be confined in the State's Prison unier the State Hichway and Public Works Comrission for a term of Two Years. Cavias and commitment to the foregoinrc sentence shall not issue if the defendant is committed to the Eastern Carolina Training School for Boys, and shall there remain of rood behavior, without any attempt to escape therefrom, and obedient to the rules and reculations of said institution until such a time as he s all be discharged according to law. Upon the violation of the rules and reculations of the institution, or upon the escape from said institution, capias to issue immediately for the sald defendant, and the above sentence to go into effect. This Aucust 6, 1936. North Carolina In The Superior Court Iredell County First National Bank of a ve Mooresville, ™“. vs JUDGMENT OF . +.L. Beaver, Josephine Beever, J.3. Davis and J.N. Houston This cause coming on to be heard before ell County, .C. and it eppearing that a t4 a | © bas been adjusted. te > + a w < +s O oO . a O oO $6 Ty } Tt is they e on motion of 2.V. Turili i ljjiudeed that ; t . Smith rK Supe rie Capa ek OR ORO FO RO CIOOROROROIOROROR ROR AOR ROR ORO AOR OIORORORORC RG RO OI A AAR ROR AOE ER RRA ‘y NTONT_LO NUN me U 5.G. Smith, ll the ; T + o i matters rioe Court. y mn 2 nenvlonec Clerk Superior Court of } Smt +" 1intiff, 0 Yr 4 and that the -cést Vc a0et see IN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL ! —— mg FEDERAL LaND BaNK OF CCLUMBIa, Plaintiff, vs. 1B, Bost and wife, Una Bost, JUDGM2NT aND ORDER o@, Crawford and wife, Flora OF FCRECLOSURE ‘Crawford, '.£. Kale and wife, Thelma Kale, and Mary 1. Ferkins Defendants. ~~ a eee nearer aan nem en TEE TenN ene nnEN rs This is en action for the foreclosure of « mortrage made, executed und deliver: to The Federal Land Pank of Columbia by the defendunts I!.B. Bo dated apr. 5, 1920 and on the 2lst day of Cctober, 1921, to secure notes, Octcber 2) 121, given by the said defendant to the said 1 is now the legal owner and holder thereof, in Six Hundred ($600.00) Dodlars, respectively with interest therecn at the mate of 5¢% and 6% ) per centum per annum from the dete thereof : of definitely stated amortization installments, the said mortgage heving been duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the County and Stete eforeseid the 2lst day of October, 1921, in Book 50 at page 429, end covering the same linds cribed in the Complaint heretofore filed in this ceuse, which ere located and bound- ed as follows: All that cartain piece, parcel or tract of land contseining 69$ acres, more or less, lying and being on the Brown's Ferry road about one-half (2) mile from the town of sufola, in Fallstown Township. County -f Iredell, itate of North Curolinu, heving such shapes, metes, courses enc distunces es will more fully eppeer by Teference to u plet made from a survey, on Dec. 14, 1911, and being bound on the north by lends of A.L. Aldridge, on the Zast by lends of-------~ Shaver ¢ nd Beh. Mor- Tison, on the South by lands of’... Morrison, on the South by lands of !,N, Mor- Tison and C.L. Clark, and on the West by lands of Oscar Robb and Walter Robb. This being the same tract of land heretofore conveyed totthe seid H.B. Bost and wife, Una Bost, by the following parties towit; 25 acres conveyed by «.D. Brady “nd wife, by deed dated Nov.25, 1919 and registered in Book 64 Pege 95 of records f deed for Iredell County, North Caroline, and « tract containing 22 acres, con- ‘eyed by H.E, Edwards and wife, Iva Edwards, by deed dated Dec. 5, 1918, and regist *Ted in Book 60 Page 200 of records of deeds for Iredell County, and @ tract con- ‘elning 243 acres, conveyed by E.G. Perkins and wife Mery L. Perkins, by deed dated Dee, 5, 1918, and registered in Book 60 Page 527 of Record of Deeds for Iredell County, North Carolina. n es- It avpearing to the Court from statement of 6ounsel for the Pleintiry and other evidence that the plaintiff herein hes epreed to waive its right to a monetery judgment against the defendents «.J. Crawford end wife, Flore Crawford, and ».5. Bost and wife, Una ost, in consideration of the payment of $200.00 ny the said ..d. Crawford end wife, Flora Crawford, and it ap- pearing further to the Court from statement of counsel for the Plaintirr thet seid sum of 3200.00 has been paid in cash, .nd that said payment is in fual settlement and compromise of any and all liability of the defendants Wed. Crewe ford and wife, Flore Crawford, and ..3. Bost nd wife, Una Bost, &rising by vir. tue of the execution or assumption of the payment of the indebtedness secured by the mortgage hereinabove described. It avresring to the satisfaction of the Court thet the Summons herein Was issued on the 7th day of December, 1935, and that the seme wis Guly served on a)} the defendants herein more the™ thirty (30) deys prior hereto and the Complaint, properly verified, was filed herein, as required by lew, 4 copy of which was duly and lepally served on all resident defendants: end it further appeering thet D the defendants !'.F. e, Une Bost; ..d. Crewford end wife, Flore Crawfer, Vv ‘..i. Male und wife, Thelma Kale, have neither appeared, answered not demurred there to and are now in default end that the facts alleged in the pleintiff's Compleint are true and correct, that the condition of the mortgage herein mentioned has bee: broken and that there is now due und owing to the plaintiff on the ubove described indebtedness the sum of One Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-Six and 87/100 ($1, 696.8”) Dollars, for all of which the plaintiff is entitled to demand judgment, IT IS, tien fore, on motion of plaintiff's attorney s, Raymer & Raymer ORDERED, sDJUDGED aXD DECREED: First: That the plaintiff, "Bke Federal Land Bank of Columbia, have judr- ment against the defendants |... Kale end wife, Thelma Kale, for the sum of One Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-Six and 87/100 ($1,696.87) Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six(6%) per centum per annum from the date hereof until paid, together with the costs and disbursements of this action; Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be due the plaintiff, including the costs and disbursements of this action, is paid immed- lately, the lends described in the said mortgage to the plaintiff be sold at public auction at the Court House door in thie County on tie }9th dey September, 1936, in accordance with law, end the proceeds thereof, after paying the costs this action and the expenses of the sele, including compensation for the Commi ss! 0 er in en amount not to exceed fiwe (5%) per centum of the accepted bid, together with all past due and unpaid taxes and assessments thereon, shall be applied e bel first upon this judgment and the smpplus, if any, paid into this Court for th efit of those entitled thereto; of Third: That the terms of sale shall be as follows: One-third (1/3) payable the accepted bid to be paid into Court in cash, and the balence on credit, le in Three (3) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from date of at the rate of six (6%) per centum per annum. The cash portion of the accepted bid shall be applied towerd the payment of the costs of this action, including the compensation to the Commissi oner, unpaid taxes assessed upon the property and assessments which may be past due am unpeid, and judgment of the plaintiff in the order stated. The credit portion of the accepted tid due plaintiff shall be evidenced by a hoand or note of the purchaser, payable to the Commissioner secured by a first mortgage over the premises, and the remain- ing belance of the credit portion of the accepted bid, if any, shall be evidenced by a bond or note of the purchaser payable to the Commissioner, and secured by a second mortgage over the premises; the said first mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be assigned by the Commissioner to the plaintiff, and the said second mortgage over the premises and the bond or note secured thereby shall be held by the Commissioner subject to the further order of this Court; provided, however, that the purchaser shall have the rich? to pey in cash the whole or any part of t' e credit portion of the accepted bid. The purchaser shall pay for tte preparetion and recording of all papers includ- ing the requisite revenue stemps; provided, however, that revenue stumps need not be placed on the deed of conveyance to the plaintiff, should it become the purchaser, or on the bond securing any belince due the pleintiff. Fourth: That =.B8. Raymer be, and he hereby is, appointed Commissioner of this Court t advertise and sell to the lest and highest bidder therefor, upon the terms herein set forth, the mortgered lands described in the Compleint herein end report his proceedings hereunder with a complete statement of his receipts and disbursements for further consideratéon and orders by this 6ourt; thet, unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, the Commissioner do require the suc- cessful bidder to deposit with him the sum of ($100.00) Dollars, One Hundred, wither in cash or by certified check, as earnest money or evidence of good sabe this sum to be epplied on the bid should there be a compliance with the same; but should the successful bidder fail to make such deposit immediately at the time of acceptance of his big, shen the said premises shall be at once resold at such bidder's risk, on Bhe same sales day of upon some subsequent sales day, at the option of the plaintiff or its attorney; however, should the successful bidder make the seid deposit and thereafter fail to comply with the said bid “ithout just ceuseor legal excuse shown, then such deposit shall be delivered to the plaintiff and retained by it as liquidated demeges, and the premises shall thereupon be resold upon the same terms and at such purchaser's risk °n some subsequent sales duy to be designated by the pluintiff or its attorney; that Permission is given to The Federal Land Bank of Columbia to bid at said Sele or at any resale of the seid mortgaged lands and, should it become the Purchaser, after paying the costs and necessary disbursements of thissaction, ‘he amount of its bid shall be applied as & credit upon the judement rendered herein; Fifth: ‘Thet upon the confirmation of the sale of said lands by the Clerk f the Court, and when the terms of sale shall have been fully complied with, Me said Commissioner shall make title to the purchaser in fee, and thereupon the same shall be put into possession of the said premises on production Of the deed; and the proceeds of sule, ufter paying the costs of this Section, the expense, of the sule end ell unpeid taxes then essessed upon the property, shell be appl ieg first to the satisfaction of this judgment dn fuvor of The Federa) Land Bank of Columbia and th ereafter, until exhausted, in discharge of all Subsequent encundrens in the order of their priority; Sixth: That upon the sale of the said premises all the right, title, interes: and equity of redemption of the defendants F.B. Bost and wife, Una Bost, Ww, Crentoy and wife Flora Crawford, !.&. Kale snd wife, Thelma Kale, as well &S ell persons whomsoever claiming by, through or under the same in and to the premises or any pert thereof herein ordered 60 be sold be, and the same hereby are, forever barred ang forclosed. John L. Milhollend, Clerk of Superfor Court. A This the 17th day of August, 1936. PEAEREERSARARERED> HRERESERREEEAEREEAAAEAREA REDE AED ED ADS EERE DEAE E ED OES EERE OREO OR ROR OOOO OR FO ORO FO OO Oh me North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County J. B. Cooper, an individuwel, trading as J. B. Cooper Motor Company vs Judgment St. Charles Rutledge, Marie Rutledge, Mary Bell Bigham an individual and Mary Bell Bigham, administratrix of estate of G. G. Bigham This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, Carl G. Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the court from the we statement of the counsel for the plaintiff that the plaintiff and defendants he tiff settled the metters in controversy existing between them in full and the plein desires to take a voluntary non-suit in this cause. re- It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the pleintiff . slaintiff cover nothing of the defendants, and that the ection be dismissed and the pla be taxed with the cost of this action, C. G. Smith Clerk of the Superior Court Agreed To: R. A, Collier Attorney for plaintiff En EEE REEERE FOO OOOO IORI IO OO OR Oi tok PKA KH Ee assessor” NORTH CAKOLINA IN THE SUPEHIUR COURT IREDELL COUNTY sen a reeees DLrUnk THE CLERK Mrs. Myrtle Herrill, Trustee and Mrs. ©. L. Warren, PLAINTIFFS. -VS- Lene Keith, Widow, DEFENDANT, This cause coming on to be heard, end beine he rd before His Honor Cerl G. Smith, Clerk of the Suverior Gcu ’ Iredell c nd it eppearing to the Court that this is executed and delivered to the and wife, Mary Belle ‘.erren on of even tate therewith given by the warren to the said Federal Lend Bank of Columbis Columbia, for value received, having trensferred martgere to the plaintiff, Mrs. Myrtle mervill, t3 October, 1935, and the Plaintiff, Mrs. Myrtle Herril and holder of said note and mortgage, said mortva office of the Rerister of Deeds for Iredell ‘county Jenuary 29, Book 56 at naze 203 and conveying the lends described in the first pererraph of the complaint filed inthis cause; and it further onpesring to the satisfaction of the Court thet the sumions ‘ierein was issued f July, 1536 and that same was duly serv:d on the defendan lerein more than thirty days prior hereto, end the ‘complaint, properly verified, was filed h rein as re- quired by law, a copy of which was duly and legelly served on the defendent; and it further eppearing that the defendant has neithcr appeared, enswered, demurred or otherwise pleed thereto, end is now in default end thet the facts alleged in the pla‘ntiffs' complaint are true end correct; ani it further appearing to the Court that there has been default in the peym of the in- debtedness secured by the mortgage hereinabove mentioned, ani tiat the conditions énd covenants of the mortgege hereinsbove mentioned h ve been broken and thet there is now due end owing on the indebtedness secured by the said mortgage the Sum of Four Hundred Ninety-Four Dollars and Forty-eight cents ($ 494.48) with interest from the lst day of October, 1)35 et the rete of 6% per annum until eld; end it further appeering that the plaintiffs are entitled to a decree of foreclosure of the mortgage hereinabove described; and it further appearing that no Personal judgment against the defendeat is prayed: IT IS, THEREFORE, on motion of plaintiffs’ attorney, ordered, adjudged ‘nd decreed: 1. That the plaintiffs have judgment against the mortgaged lands ° . for WORTH CAROLINA } Serine 7 ; t g ierm, 1440 * LE JURT the sum of Four Hundred Ninety-four Dollars end Forty-eight cents ($494.48) ee SUPREME CO : Iredell County interest on the said sum from the lst d.y of October, 1545 until paid, 2. That, unless the ind: btedness secured by the mortgage herein de. ses simierly situated and all other -eribed, including the cost end disbursement of this action is paid immediately, 9. R. Siarp, a enka for Ward #2, Iredell the lends described in the first peregreph of the complaint filed herein pe Sold at ‘iii: Go., £. 2. Malenion” ee bead thle public suction, for cash, at the court house door of Iredell County on the 22nd Se oor torth aa — JUDGMENT U —]<—S oo we we we = day of October, 1936 in accordance with law, and the proceeds t iereof, after pay ing . This cause came on to be argued upo: the trenseri sae i eae aac the cost of this ection and the expenses of thesale, including compensation for : TT inn oe Se Feeerk Tem Te ’ Superior Court of Iredell County:- upon consideration whereof. thi ene ee the commissioner in an emount not to exceed 5% of the accepted bid, shall be , , — aeSeGl, Sas8 GOUrS ie GF opinion that there is no error in the record and proceedin-s of « Super: applied first to the indebtedness secured by the mortgage described herein and the : ~n=S of said Superior Court. surplus, if any, be veid into this Court for the benefit of those entitled thereto, It is, therefore,considered and edjudced by the Court her a a : “ hha A a4 Cu u ‘ nere Lila i ind 3. That W. R. Battley be and he is hereby eppointed comni:sioner of 7 ’ le Opinion of the Court, as delivered by the Honorable Heriot Cla:ker stice. t oe > z ee . ; O bO0L SCPLOUL Ul KEM JU Loe, > certif this Court to edvertise and sell to the last and highest bidder therefor, for cash, _ to the seid Superior Court, to the intent thet the judement is e:firncd. And it the mortgaged lands described in the first paragraph of the complaint filed herein : is considered and edjudzged further, that the with a comvlete statement of his receints and disbursements for further consider- do pay th costs of the anpeal in this Court ation and orders by this Court; thet unless the plaintiffs become the purchaser, Sixteen 9/100 dollars ($16.40), and execution issue the commissioner do recuire a 10% cash deposit and in the event the successful Award wl “ YC _ : Usrey bidder fails to make such denosit immediately at the time of the acceptance of (SEAL) Clerk of ‘he then the seid premises shall be resold immediately; that permission is hse £ a) bid, ARR ROO OR ROK ek OK Kk OK Ok +e KERR TAREE ROARED ie i given to the plaintiff, Mrs. C. L. warren to bid at said sale or et eny resale of the said mortgaged lands and, should she become the purchaser after paying the OM Amp the emount of this bid shall StATE O} NORTH CAROLINA TREDELL COUNTY costs and necessery disbursements of this action, IN TH: SUPERIOR COURT be applied as @ credit unon the indebtedness secured by the mortgage hereinabove mentioned. Eli zabeth Beidler, Plaintiff i a ¢ " Thet uvon the confirmation of the sale of saii lands by the Clerk 0 vs. C ¥ > terms of mplied wth, the the Court, and when the terms of sale shall have been fully comp foward Beidler and G. He Beidler, Defendants ‘ ! ) 4 " ) said Commissioner shall make title to th: purchaser in fee, and thereupon the sale shall be put into vossession of the said premises upon production of the deed; and a THIS CAUSE comeing on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned Clerk . f the sel, the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this action end expenses 0} o ’ _ g of Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing that the things and matters in end thereefter, until shall be spplied f t tisfact f judgement ieee aoe) SS ee SESE ECEELI oF *ontroversy have been compromised and settled by an agreement whereby the plaintiff exhausted, in discharge of umbrane the order of their priority. soharge of aii encumbrances in the © *erees to take judgment against the defendants in the sum af $200.00, and the 5 + wy? 2m 4 ht 5+ That upon the sale of the said premises all the right, defendants consent to the said judgment in full discharge and settlement of all claims soever and equit 1 ‘ ersons whom nd equity of redemption of the defendants, as well as all p hich now exist and all claims which may arise in the future on account of the things or any part thereof Losed ' sol rred end foree erein ordered to be sold be, and the same ere hereby forever be It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have and recover of the cleimine by, through or under the same in and to the premises and matters as alleged in the complaint defendants the sum of Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars, together with the cost of this C. G. Smith &etion, CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT This 16 day of October, 1936. ru aaa’ , eae eet? C. %. Smith TORO OR OO ORI OOOO OK OR ACO OR AO OE A Ho e e Clerk of Superior Court. Wo Consent: Elizabeth Beidier Plaintitr IN THE SUPERIOR court NOVEMBER TERM, 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1936 Lewis and Lewis Attorney for Plaintiff NORTH CAROLINA. IN THE SUP-RIOR COURT Goebel Porter enn eee Attorney for Defendant IREDELL COUNTY, NOVEMBER TERM, 1936. ni . h t 5 ye ry 4 ~ > 3 2 . Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and helé in and for the State and County aforesaid, on the 9th day of November, 1936, the same being the 9th Monday after the lst Monday in September, 1946, when and where His Honor, P. A. McElroy, Judge Presiding and holding Courts for the Fifteenth Judicial District, Fall Term, 1936, is present and presiding and the Honorable Charles Le Coggin, Solicitor and Prosecuting Attorney is present and prosecuting in the name of the State, John White Moore, Hish Sheriff of Iredell County is present and opened Court by John white Moore, order of the Court. rT High Sheriff of Iredell County is present an returned into open Court the names of serve as jurors for the first week of wits Je Ae Perry, Le We M. Lentz, T. m P. Stewart, J. T Rex McNeely, H. Ul. Harris, - Smith, R. A. Milsaps, G. Hoover, C. O« Plyler, Grier Hunter, Ira D>, Hefner, R. F acl [ [. Powell, E. Stine, H. The fo Espy R X. Ne Jurye No. State vs Sam Mayhew Noe } / State vs E. 0. Cloninger No, 5 / State vs Lee Roy Black No. 6 / State vs Robe Miller No. 7 ‘State vs Albert Malcolm No. 8 State vs Charles Miller F. Owens, anc Commie Speaks. liowing was excused = wee] ufty was sworn in r of the Grand Lunsford, Deputy S sNQomea COSTS. Continued under former ordere COSTS. Clerk is asked to retax the Bill of CostSe AcWe Dele Nol Prosed With Leavee cosTS. the Court that the costs have been paid, 4s ordered that this case go off the dockete It appearing to COSTS. d, it It appearing to the Court that the costs have been paid, is evdeven Ehat this case go off the docket. COSTS. Called and Failed. Judgment Ni Si Sci Fa and Instanter Caplas. Noe 10 State vs Charles West Noe ll State vs Keith West No. 12 State vs Forest Little Noe 13 State vs Ralph Hoover Noe 1h State vs Alex ‘‘empleton Noe 15, 16 and 17 State vs David L. Carson Noe 15 State vs Carl Bennett Nose 19 & 20 State vs Carl Bernett Noe 9 & 50 State vs George Tait and Marvin Brookshire No. 21 State vs John Taylor No . 22 State vs Carl Millor NOs 23 State vs Grady Robeztson No. 2h State vs Clyde Robertson IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK - NOVEMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1946 COSTS. Called and Failed. Judgment Ni Si Sci Fa ana Instenter Capt 4 as, COSTS. Called and Failed. Judgment Ni Si Sci /’a and Instentep Capias COSTS. Continued under former order, COSTS IN BASTARDY CASE. Continued. COSTS. Continuede COSTS. Upon motion of theSolicitor, it is ordered that, upon the defeniuxt having failed to comply with court orders, in that he has’ not pali the court costs md fine, it is ordered that the sentence heretofore imposed in a former court go into effect instamter, It appearing to the court that the defendant has paid the fine and costs in this case it is ordered that th&s case go off dock COSTS. Continued until January ferm for balance of costse BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY A True Bill, COSTS. ia the fine ne ; a It appearing to the Court that the defendant has p 6 costs in this case it is ordered that the case go 0 COsTS. Continued until January Term, 1937 for balance of costse COSTS. Nol Prosed, COSTS. Nol Prosed, FI NOe 25 ) State } vs ) Houston Johnstonj NOe 29 State vs Albert Fisher Nose 30, 31, 32 and 33 State vs George Collins & Robert Horas Nos. 26 & 27 State vs Paul Thompson Noe 69 State vs Grace Hair Nos. 38 & 39 State vs Pred "Bud" Teacue No. oO State vs James Dorsett No. 36 State vs C. C. Sledge, Jr, No. 47 State vs Harry Yates No. li) State vs Leonard Greene 0. W. Gaylord, et al Yow 5 State vs James Kerr No 76 / State vs Henry Newman No. 81 State vs Henry Newman IN THE SUPERIOR COURT RST WEEK = NOVEMBER TERM, 1946 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1936, and fatle et ears ; Le Os Ju lemen t 4 Set Fa and Instanter Capiase (‘ ama COS Loe Called and Fuiled. Alias Instanter Ca Las. BREAK & ENTER & LARCENY Continued, * balance of costs, DRIVING DRUNK. Continued upon motion of defencant. Te & Ps Deft. called : and instanter DRUNK & DISORDERLY Called and Failed, Jud-mer AID AND ABET IN T. A SMOKE SCREEN. 4 } } ) NOL PROSED.With Leave. AID AND ABET IN T. & P. Nol Prosed with Leaves. CREATING RIOT. Nol Prosed With Leave. BREAKING & ENTERING. Called and Failed. Judgment Alias Instanter Cq@ ias. DRIVING CAR WITHOUT DRIVERS LICENSE Defendant enters plea of Guilty. This case is consolidated with Case No. 80 for judgment. RECKLESS DRIVING, Defendant enters plea of Nolo Contender. This case is consolidated with Case No. 80 for judgment.. No. 80 State vs Henry Newman NOe 73 State vs Ralph Springs Noe 8 State vs reorge Tait Noe 51 State vs Harri Parks son Noe 52 & 53 State vs Robert Sunmers Noe 75 State Vs Karl Clark Noe 62, 61, 59 and 60 State vs Frank Carnett Bill Beaker. John Ensley Clyde Elder No. 8 State vs Georg No 7 l.9 State vs George Noe 50 State vs Marvin Brookshire } we Hee We ee SS | >< << IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK = NOVEMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1936 DRIVING DRUNK. Defendant enters plea of Nolo Contender, It is judgement of the Court tmt the defendant te in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a periog of esoned MONTHS and be assigned to work on the roads under the rg vision of the State Hichway and Public Yorks Cor required by law, 77 lo hire. Capos / 2. a ™ BREAKING & ENTERING. The defendmt, through his attorney, Zeb. Vv, waives a Bill of Indictment and pleads Property Valued at less than $20.00. It is jucgment of the gourt that the defendant be conf ined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX MONTHs and be assismed to work on the roads under supervision of the State -~ighway and +ublic Works Cormission, De fur lington, Guilty of Larceny of the A CONCLALED WEAPON, AADDUWTer UAL ING A True Bille Bill. m A irue ASSAULT WITH DEADLY Guilty as to both counts, OARPRVTWr UAI fia LING Defendant pleads CONCEALED \ Not MAPON & WEAPON, The following jury was sworn and empanelled: J, A. Perry, L. B. Hass, M. W. Atkins, L. B. Morrison, J. -rank Poteat, h Lentz, T. Kkex McNeely, H. D. Harris, A. We. Tharpe, Stewart, Je Te. Smith and RK. A. Millsaps, who, for say they find the defendant NOT GUILTY as to We Me Glenn Pe their verdict both chargese rT WV 2 1D ATI , . ANUS! oe haul A True Bill. HOUSEBREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY & RECEIVING. A True Bill, CoCeWe Defendant pleads Guilty. Prayer for Jud=ment is continued for two yearse BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. Deféndant pleads Guilty. It is jud ans of the Soust thet the defendant be conta t the States Prison at Raleigh, N. C. for a term of no 4 TWO YEARS nor more than THREE YEARS and be assigned * bite labor under the supervision of the State Highway and *u Works Commission. BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. Defendant pleads Guilty. It 4s judgment of the Court that the d efendant in the states Prison at Raleigh, N. c. for a term than TWO YEARS nor more than THREE YEARS and bé to hard labor under the superttsion of the State Hig Works Commissions RECKLESS DRIVING, Defendant, through his attorney C. D. This case is consolidated with Case Noe ads o1o onten!t" judgment + Moss, ple 843 for NOe 83 / state vs Pervie Houpe NOe 75 State vs Earl Clark NOe yi State vs James Freeze No. 66 & 67 / State vs William Roy Nog. Te » 72 State t vs IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK = NOVEMBER TERY 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1936 DRIVING DRUNK, Defendant, through Nolo Contender, It is Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period 6f SIX MONTHS and be assigned to work on the r ae sine obec be assigne work on the roads under the supervision of the State ,lshway and Public Works Comaissions, as provided by law, IWOL AAunrere , he . 7 - Jr int. oh a! pe a his attor ney Ve VD, loss, enters plea of t Ls At {4/2 *HnOnm LARCENY & RECEIVING, Defendant, through his attorney ¢, D, x 88, pleads Receiving Stolen Goods havin= lmown sane to } which plea is accepted by the Solicitor for It is judement of the Court thet the in the common jail of Tredell County for a period of and be assigned to work on the roads r ‘ ee under the supervi the state Hishway and Public Works Comnisstons as prov law. : sullty of have been stolen, the State. efendant be imprisoned Qo . 7 er \armed sion of tded } ded by pede 8 WAATOS NTICMTIMN TD VMANSLA GHT at Defendant, throurh his a Guilty of Involuntary be en . r orne? Manslauchte Jpon recommend Solicitor for V. Turlington rosecution, an deceased | ' boy, it is ordered that the office of the Clerk of Superior court ¢ of TWO HUNDRED FIFTY (¥250,00) for the 1 Fergison, father o leceased boy, by the death of th to pay the costs. is continued for a to pray judgment at any time pronounce judgment at any Pe Le 9 K SAL Oo Defendant pleads Not The followings jury, McHargue, J. Ce Harris, Ira D,. Hefner, R. Fe. “agle, Owens, Gommie Speaks and Espy Rufty, answer and for say they find the defendant NOT GUILTY as to the Drunk % Disorderly Charge, GUID Y as to Possessing Liquor for Sale. It is judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS and be assicned to work on the roads under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commissions as provided by mpanelled, Ge Ae Plyler, Grier 7 f ver qi? Ly te sie Y ~e wi née, Ile ‘e their ver a Hunter, lict but verdict of law. LARCENY & RECEIVING. A True Bill, Haywood Cherry & Preston Swink No, 72 State j _¥8 Haywood Cherry No. State ( Vs Henry A, Long 10th, 1936 at LARCENY & RECEIVING. Defendant pleads Guilty It is caheniel of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX MONTHS and be assicned to work on the roads under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commissions, as provided by law. FORGERY. A True Bille Called and Failed. Judgement Instanter Capias to Wake County. This Honorable Court takes recess until Tuesday Morning, November 9:30 o'clock. IN TH! SUPERIOR COURT IN THE SUPERIOR court? FIRST WEEK = NOVEMB!R TERM 1936 FIRST WEEK = NOVE BER TERI, 1936 TUESDAY, NOVNMBER 10, 1936 TUESDAY, NOVEMBLR 10, 1936 foe 60 BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY, state This case combined with lor, 62 and 61 for trial, vs Defendant enters plea of Guilty of Larceny, which plea is nm 1 to} a 2.8 v J ’ rae oS Clyde Elder accepted by the Solicitor, Morning, November 10th, 1936, at 9:30 o'clock. It is judgment of the Court that the defendant be con in the common jail of Iredell County for a pertod and be assigned to work on the roads under the sun the state Highway and Public Works Commissions as’ This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment Tuesday Noe 57 ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. State Defendant pleads Not Guilty. iii ae vs The following Jury: G. A. McHargue, J. 6, Harris, L. ©, Noe 61 BREAKING, “NTERING & LARCE : Tom Gillespie Hoover, C. O. Plyler, Grier Hunter, J. A, Perry, R. F State eftS case combined with Nos. 62 and 60 for trial, Eagle, Ie M. Powell, J. E. Stine, L. B. Hass, Comnie Speaks vs The defendant enters plea of Llty Receiving Stolen and Espy Rufty, being duly sworn and empanelled, answer and. Bill Beeker oe same to have been stolen, whf¢h plea is accepted c ' a Olicitor i aoe pnt Picton agae defendant milty of the it is Judgement af the Court that the defendant be ynfined in arre I a J nNaLce tn ? © Ap 220 “V MAG U ae naa 7 con! Lne ¢ n S ” the common jail of tredell County for a period of TH MONTHS It is judement of the court that the defencant be i ; and be assigned to work the roads under the suvervistion of iz 2 bee : : “~ : , A a eVEVSUGHL DS mprisoned the State lie hw “r ar } ne TT . ‘ * : : - = oz . _ * in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of NIN Stat liehway an it > “orks Comulissions, as provided by MONTHS and be assigned to work on the roads under the supers —_ vision of the Stette Hishway and Public Worls Com issions as provided by law. BREAKING ‘ “¥ ENTE ° Defendant enters plea of . i ai — _—— an t +} {cltor Noe 56 VIOLATION OF NARCOTI( by the Solicitor, — | State S. B It is judgment of the Court IUAYL : ee ~~ a8 f lrede 7, . fan vs A frue Bill. common Jail of - vedell Youncty for avid Ralph assirned to work on the ay A £181 bie VT “hwoatwr ar hl rn Oorre Earnhardt Hi sAwe y a 1d ublic ) : execution o he foregoing j the defendant be of food behav! interfere nor molest with th Campbell, rPrOKKdsS whdem as if 1d@] Noe 56 VIOLATION OF NARCOTIC LAWS. State e ia Guilty. vs David Ralph yer for judsment is continued until the January Tern, 1937, Noe 86 MANSLAUGHTT Narnhardt nich time the defendant is to appear in Court and show thet State ee he has undergone or has commenced treatment for cure of his v8 : . : . : NOT a True narcotic habit, and abide the judrment of the Court. 7 —. KE, Lowrance Noe 51 P. Le FOR SALE ! ID SELL. State Defendant, through his attomey &, f. lioss, pleads Not Guilty. vs The following jury: G. A. McHareue, Ira D. Hefner, 1. W. Atkins Harrison Parks Le B. Morrison, J. frank Poteat, v. \. Lentz, T. Kex. McNeely, H. D. Harris, A. W. Tharpe, Glenn P,. Stewart, J. te iith, Re Me Milsaps, being duly sworn empanelled, answer and for their 7 T rT? rowe 2. ATI AMT & Z I ovehntiy, J . ° ae on . a > Se verdict say they 1d the Defendant GUILTY OF UBLAWFUL POSSES: T ; OF LIQUOR FOR SA i / oo cee It is judgment of the Court if he defendant be confined in the amypnese ite ian’ al 3 ' yy rt f SIX MONTHS and be a common jail of Iredell County for a period ¢ X MONTHS and t assicned to work on the roads under the supervision of the | te ‘ y , ? 3 Vyey * Highway and Public Works Commissions as provided by law. Noe 5 SAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. State vs B No Bob Gantt State’ . ) Nol Prosed. Harold Be Stewart ) BASTARDY Noe 5h ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. State be Called and “alled. Judgment Wi | Nos. 3h & RECKLESS DRIVING & MANSLAUGHTER Bob Gantt [Instanter Capiase State " vs ' 3 Contimued for defendant. herman E. Taylor } Hoe 99 BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. State vs Called and Falled. Judgment Ni Si Instanter Nos, 6 & 7 TWO CHARGES OF DRUNK & DISORDERLY John Ensley Instanter Canias, : State 8 Continued. Boyce Smith Noe 62 BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. State This case combined with Nos. 60 and 61 for trials | 144 th ne 8 f vs The defendant enters plea of Guilty of Larceny - cee Frank Carnett Solicitor accepts. onf It is judgment of the Court that the defhndant be SIX mon THs the common jail of Iredell County for a period of and be assigned to work on the roads under the supe co State Highway and Public Works Commissions 48 P AW ined 12 Vs i On by error, Case settled before Recorder.(Mooresville Court) David Patterson No e State ™r + Henry A. He Fe a vo IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK = NOVEMBER TERM, 1936 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1936 FORGERY. Upon this case being called up by Hon. Charles yz Coget Solicitor for the State, W. R. Battley, Attorney for the’ defendant states in open Court that he is of the opinin that the defendant does not have sufficient mental cance to intelligently plead to the Bill of Indictment with wid he stands charged and therefore asks that a jury of twine sood and lawful men be sworm and empanelled to pass on the issue as to whether the defendant does or does not ha sufficient mental capacity to plead to the Bill of tadbcee with safety to his rights and liberty. ‘2Ctment, Qc MARAT RV O45 "ORGIURY. The following yW. FE good and lawful men were sworn and mmpanelled: wens, Je CU. Harris, Le Ce. Hoover, C, 0, Plyler, Grier E OL, , perry, Re F. agle, Lt. M. Powell, J, &, Stine, Le. 3. Hass, Commie Speaks, and Espy Rufty, who answered the S submitted to them as foltows: y Hunter, Je Ae LSSuC PTOR fom nLOR CO RT, RM, 1936, efendant now, and was he, at the she bill of indictment in this want of understanding, to plead ent and conc defense? time of case, incompe- to the bill of hia uct si ow ii Answer: : . . ° : La 3 above-entitled cause having been indicted in the itate of North urt, yarolina, Iredell County. November Term, 1936. T! upon their oath present: That Henry iell, on the 23rd day of June, 1935 of his own and countere and counter- that is to e jurors for the State A. Long, late of the County of Ire at and in the County aforesaid, unlawfully and feloniously, head and imagination, did wittin ‘ly anc falsely make, forge, feit, and did wittingly assent to the falsely making, forging feitinc a certain chéck, which said forged check is as follows, oe 1936 ¢ ol a ‘ Statesville, Ne Ce, June 23, = shty Five and No/100 Dollars nry bill." Merchants and Farmers Bank. Pay to the order of Cash, $85.00. Ei A. Long, H. F. Long. For car repair atute in such, With intent to defraud, against the form of the statull “it cases made and provided, and against the peace and dignity of Chas. Le Coggins Solicitor. On the back of said bill appear the follo@&ng: Indictment Forgerys Those marke Grand Jurys, Grand Jurye "No. 25, State vs. Henry A. Long. x Dr. i. FP. Long, x Re He. Harrington, Howard Gant. by the undersigned foreman, and examined before the bill found. A True Bill, L. N. Brown, Foreman of IN THE WEEK - TUESDAY, SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 19% NOVEMBER 10, 1936 Fr Ram atest And when said case was called sucgested insanity and the followin issu "Ts the defendant bill of indictment in this cas to the bill of indictment an "Answer: Yes." IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, the State committed to gspital, at the rules and regulations prescribe of Section 62436, Consolidated be applicable in this said maintained in lawe Mr. “~« Lig the oaths required follows: iaymer, Sre for admission I, Dewey Le. Raymer, demean myself in the practice and ability; so help me Gode JYe do allegiance I, Dewey faithful and bear t constutional powers ment thereof; and t] the constution of the said United States, to the best Raymer . “se rue and authoriti 4 4. Co Ta, ry govern 1a Raymer, Jr do States I, Dewey Le constitution of the United Sworn to and subscribed before (See of tod fopesa Tow dam. 1196) This Honorable Court takes recess until We llth, 1936, at 9:30 o'clocle me, 4 0 solemnly swear so help me Gode 10th day November, 1946. P. A. NcElroy Juaze Presiding and Nolding Court for the 15th Judicial Districte dnesday Morning, November OP A 7K G 5 JUDGE PRESIDING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT _ rH SUPERIOR COURT PIRST WEEK = NOVEMBER TERM 1936 RST WEEK = NOVEMBER TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOV®MBVR 11, 1936 Dé NOV MBER 11, 1936 1is Honorable Court convenes according to adjournme Wea ; “17 ™ j nt wedne sday Noe 69 DRIVING DRUNK Morning, November llth, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock. State orning, No » 192 933 vs A True Billi, Grace Hair Noe 6) DRIVING DRUNK. State The defendant, through his attomey, W. F, Brinkley of NOe Th vs Lexinston, '', Ce, enters a plea of Nolo Contender, / State Olin Gallimore This case 1s consolidated with Case #65 for judement, ae ee ar na 2 A N e 65 AeWevdeWe N 61 BREAKT TO Sn ae i . ce 1 Site “ ver 7) r e ” v 5 WiAAL Wu I State Defendant, through iis attorney W. i. Brinkley, enters | + The Aafendant vs plea of Nolo Contender of Reckless Drivins, which plea a i ant * - & IQ £ MOoOwWwLN Olin Gallimore the Solicitor accepts. Bill Beeker accepted by It is judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned B Dee K ae bates y in the common jail of [redell County for a term of TWELVE 3 3 ~ ‘ my MONTHS and be assigned to work on the roads under th = 973 01 Uris ; ee ka U4 arg - Une supere stricken out viston of the State ichway and Public Works Commissions tead 3 ; ) : . veadas as provided by lawe Defendant states that he does not have 74 a7 ss ers License. His address is 7th Avenue, Lexyinegton , the (We21-1) ’ in the c {iveclel ) MONTHS and vision of as provide SsSuspenae > 42 ©) ‘ Ciita ily © haw LS wuilty of Receiving Stolen Goods knowing een stolen, which plea the Solicitor accepts, of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned jall of Iredell Courtty for a period of SIX &@:siscned to work on the roads under the super- he State lig¢hway and Public Works Commission, as law. Kis Defendant, Nolo Contend Prayer for j pay the costs No. 70 State : / i. ' vs Cont inued and Failed. Judgment Ni Si Sci Fa and Instanter Floyd Beaver Q@la JaoLas to Lincoln County. Noe 13 State vs Continued and 3 er nd Instant Ralph Hoover Noe 9 « 70 RECKLESS DRIVINC State CL ° 5 r) State ‘ vs Continued under former orce oe . . . — 5 ter bo TLU vs Witness P. NM. Barcer called and Failed. Judgment Instan Odell Slough Flpyd Beaver Subpoena, No. 2 Trespass. Noe 63 RECKLESS DRIVING. State State ne Nol Pros With Leave. vs A True Bill. m Allen Walter Flowe, alias We A, Smith No. ) COSTS. State z f n costs Vs Continued until January Term, 1957, fo ene Noe 79 ) BASTARDY, ! E. 0. Cloninger State ) Defendant, through his attorney plead Not append ck Hoover, vs : } The following Jury: H. F. Cwens, J. C. Harris, o* opris0n George L. Daniels} G. A. McHargue, M. wi, Atkins, J. A. Perry, Le Be Cv any g, [ Now 2 DRIVING DRUNK. I, M. Powell, J. E. Stine, L. B. Hass, Commie ae the State Frank Poteat, being duly sworn and empanelled, an ve issues submitted to them as follows: Quay Robinson Continued. Oo ¢, j 1- Is the defendant, George L. Daniels, the father ¢ _ Wo. 68 } Elliott, the illegitimate child of Inez Elliott? State j Answer: No ha -p { Nol Prosed With Leave. re « F. Robertson 2= Did the defendant unlawfully and wilfully fail Mott ' to support and maintain said illegitimate child, in the warrant? Answer: No DRUNK & DISORDERLY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK - NOVEMBUR TERM, 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1936. REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY The Grand Jury passed on all Bills and Presentments py We visited, by Gomnittee, the County Home, the State Convict — County Jail, and the offices of the Court House, id COUNTY HOME We found 18 white men and twenty-nine white women; nine colored me and eight colored women; and nine convicts, all men, one white ang eight ' colored. We also found four mules, fourteen milch cows and gone other young cattle, 20 killing hogs, three brood sows and some pigs, We found plenty of good hay, seven hundred bushels of corn, eight thousand pounds of flour two thousand pounds of bran,. and this flour and bran was stored at a nearby mill We recommend that a short drain pipe be put in leadins from the daipy barn . and that arrancements be made so that hot water will be available for use at the colored peoples quarters. We think this is badly needed. Also the roof on one small building be repaired. STATE CONVICT CAMP we founc eighty-seven prisoners here, all white men. The quarters were in first class condition, COUNTY JAIL Wwe found the Jail in good condition, we found thirty-six prisoners there, eilshteen white men and two white women, fifteen colored men and one colored woman. In ow last report we recommended the fixing of some screen doors and windows and some fencing, we find that this has not been done, FFICES OF THE COURTHOUSE Back door in rear of Court house needs new class, also needs door checks for both front and rear doorge Some of the glass in the basement windows are broken and should be refilled. The toilets should be fixed with more upeto-date fixtures, the Janitor reports some of them to be very unsatisfactory. We think some of the wiring in some of the offices should be changed to reduce fire hazards and make it more convenient for the occupants of the offices. We find some of the offices very much in need of additional space, we recomuend that the County Commissioners look into the adviseability of utilizins the corridors in the north and south side of the building for making additional space for the offices of the Clerk of the Court and the vounty Accountant. ‘“e recommend that the Janitor be given some help, at least one or two days a week, by some woman to help in dusting and keeping the offices:in better condition, Respectfully submitted, Le Ne Brow IT. N. Brown, Foreman of the Grand Jury, for Nov. Term, 1936. ir This Honorable Court takes recess until Monday Morning, Novembe léth, 1936, at 10 o'clock, UDG PRE OL (PY, 1 bua laced before then ’ NORTH CAROLINA, ' SUPERIOR COURT IREDEI.L COUNTY. NOVE" BUR TERM, 1936, Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the State and County aforesaid, on the l6th day of Novenber, 1936, when and where His Honor, Pe 4. McElroy, Judgm@ Presiding and holding Courts for the F fteenth Judicial District, Fall Term, 1936, is present and presiding, this the second week of the November Term, 1936, Jom VWhite Moore, Hizh Sheriff of Ivedell County is present and opened Court by order of the Court. John White Moore, High Sheriff of iredell County is present and returned into open Court the names of the followin; good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the second week of this term of the Superior Court, to-wit: J. F. Shinn, Willis H. Summerg, M. Le Warren, J. ¥. “iilson, A. He Keece, Janes T. Robertson, S. A. Hart, Me. Norman, Me He Harwell, Je S. Talley, De. E. Thomas, de Ae Clarke, W. W. Woodward, C. D. Shook, McLelland, J. B. Witherspoon, R. Me Omawford, Abram Re McNeely, N. E, Brown, We Oe Pole, Alexander, nm T. Jones, N. Sankey Gaither, and Newt G. Crater. M. Le Warren, A. He Reece, W. M. Norman, J. A. Clarke, L. Le Alexander, Abram T. Jones and N, Sankey Gaither excused by the Court. Now 1331 The following jury: J. F. Shinn, Willis H. Summers, J. F Edna Brady Lentz Wilson, Jas. T. Robertson, S. A. Hart, M. H. Harwell, J. vs Talley, D. E. Thomas, W. W. Woodward, C. D. Shook, D. Le Ben ll. Lentz McLelland and J. B. Witherspoon, being duly sworn and empanelled, answer the issues submitted to it as follows: +. a we NORTH CAROLINA SUB OR COURT SUB: RLOR JUN IREDELL COUNTY Edna Brady Lentz, RLAINTIPP -VS- Ben H. Lentz DEFENDANT. 1. Were the plaintiff and the defendant inter-married as alleged in the complaint. Answer: Yes 2. Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action, and if so was the separation mutually understood and agreed between the plaintiff and defendant. Answer: Yes IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT SECOND WEEK * NOVEMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936 4- Was the separation due to, or caused bY, any fault of the plaintiff. Answer: No. lh. Has the plaintiff been a bonafide resident of the State of North Carolina for a period of more than one year preceding the institution of this action. Answer; Yese NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY Edna Brady Lentz, PLAINTIFF -VSe Ben H. Lentz, DEFENDANT SS ee ee ee > This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, Judse P, A, McElroy, Judge Presiding and a jury, and the jury having answers the issues as follows: "1. Were the plaintiff and the defendant inter-married as allesed in the complaint. Answers Yes 2. Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years next preceding the com- mencement of this action, and if so was the separation mutually under- stood and agreed between the plaintiff and defendant. Answer: Yes 4e Was the separation due to, or caused by, any fault of the plaintiff. Answer: No l. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for a period of more than one year preceding the institution of this action, Answer: Yes " And it appearing from the e vidence offered by the plaintiff that one child was born to this union, to-wit: Barbara Jean Lentz, and that the said Barbara Jean Lentz has been living with her mother, Edna Brady Lentz during the her life time, and the Court finds it a fact that the said Edna Brady Lentz 18 proper person to have custody of said child, If IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the defendant and the plaintiff be, and the same are hereby, finally and absolutely dissolved and it 48 ordered that the plaintiff be, and she is hereby, granted an absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony with the defendant. eed that the wt It is further ordered, adjudced and decr IN THE SUPERIOR cour? SECOND WEEK, NOVEMBER TSRM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936 minor child, Barbara Jean Lentz, be and she 1s hereby awarded to Edna Brady Lentz and she 1s hereby granted sole and absolute custody of said child, until further orders of the Court. P. A. McElroy JUDGE PRESIDING No. 133 The following Jury: J. F. Shien, Willis i. su mers, Je Fe Bthel Adams Wilson, James T, Hobertson, S. aA. Hart, li. H. Harwoll, J. S. vs Talley, D. E. Thomas, R. RX. McNeely, C. D. Shook, D. Le Frank Adams McLelland, J. B. Witherspoon, beinrs duly sworn and empanelled, answer the issues submitted to it as follows: North Carolina In The Superior Court Iredell County November Term 1936 Ethel Adams vs ( Frank Adams le Did the Plaintiff and Defendant intermarry «2s alleged in +! complaint? Answer. Yes 2. Has the ;-laintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for more than one year next preceeding the filing of this complaint? Answer, Yes 3e Did the Defendan* separate from the Plaintiff and have they lived separate and apart for a period of two years or more as alleged in the complaint? Answer. Yes he Was the separation due to or caused by any fault of the plaintiff? Answer. No Se Was the separation by mutual consent of the plaintiff and the defendant? Answer, North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell Cougty November Term 1936 Ethel Adams \ vs Frank Adams IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK * NOVEMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before his honor, P. A. McElroy, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, at the November term » 1936 Supertop Court of Iredell County; and the Jury having answered all the issues submitted to it in favor of the Plaintiff and against the Defendant, as fully appears in the records, it is, therefore, on motion of John R. McLaughlin, attorney for the Plaintiff, Ordered, adjudged and decreed: First: That the bonds of matrimony heretofore subsisting between the Plaintiff and the Defendant be, and they are hereby, absolutely dissolved; That the Plaintiff, Ethel Adams be, and she is hereby granted an absolute divorce fron the Befendant, lrrank Adams. Second: That the Plaintiff pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Court. This the 16th day of November, 1936. P. A. McElroy Judge Fresiding,. The Following Jury: J. EB. Shinn, Willis H. Sumers, NOe 1537 Fanny Davidson Cochran Je F. Wilson, James T. Kobertson, S. A. Hart, M. He vs Harwell, J. S. Talley, D. E. Thomas, R. R. McNeély, Re Me Cochran Ce. De Shook, D. Le McIelland and J. B. Witherspoon, being duly sworn and empanelled, answer the issues submitted to it as follows: North Carolina In the Suprior court Iredell County November Term, 1936. Fannie Davidson Cochran vs Issuese Re Me Cochran ist. Did the plaintiff and defendant marry as alleged in the complaint! Ans. Yes, end. Did the plaintiff and defendant mutually agree to separate ma have they lived separate and apart for two years immediately prior to filing the complaint.in this action? Ans. Yos, 3rd. plaintiff Was the separation without fault on the part of the alleged in the complaint? Ans, th. Yes. olins Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North 0@ for one year immediately preceding the filing of the complaint? Ans. Yes. v nn IN THE SUP"RIOR COURT SECOND WEEK = NOVUMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMB:R 16, 1936 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell Countye November Term, 1936, Fannie Davidson Cochran v vs Re Me Cochran This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before Mis Honor, Judge P. A. McElroy, and a jury and being heard and it appearins that the jury answered the issues as set out in the record in favor o! the plaintiff, It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the vonds of matrimony here- tofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be and the same are ereby dissolved and the plaintiff is hereby ranted an absolute divorce and that the costs be taxed by the Clerk of this court as provided by statute. P, A. McElroy The following jury: J. F. Shinn, Willis H. Summers, J. F. Wilson, James T. iiobertson, Se. A. Hart, Ii. He Harwoll, J. S. Talley, D. E. Thomas, R. kh. McNeely, C. D. Shook, D. L. McLelladd and J. B. Witherspoon, being duly sworn and empanelled, answer the idsues submitted to it as follows: Noe 130 i Glenn Turner § ve ) ) Alvie Turner NORTH CAROLIN AROLINA, SUPERIOR COURT IN THE IRETELL COUNTY, GLENN TURNER ; Vs ALVIE TURNER 1. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. esident of the State of North Carolina for 2 f been ar o Has the plaintis filing of the complaint? ® period of one year next preceding the ANSWER: Yese e dant lived separate and apart from each 3. Have the plaintiff and defendan P| cope Ee eg rig other for two ye ontinuously next preceding th Pursuant to in saben) agvetant oe to do, and without fault on the part of pledntiff? ANSWER: Yes. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL County, NOVEMBER CIVIL TERM, 1936 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NOVEMBER TERM, 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936 GLENN TURNER vs JUDGMENT ALVIE TURNER This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under si gneg Judge and a Jury, which for its verdict, having answered the issues 88 follows; 1. Were plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaints ANSVER: Yes. 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for a period of one year next preceding the filing of the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. 4- Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each other for two years continuously next preceding the filins of the complaint, pursuant to a mutual agreement so to do and without fault on the part of plain- TEREFOIE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED by the Court that th bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are hereby dissolved md that they be forever freed, separated and divorced from each other. let this decree issue upon payment of costs and that the plaintiff be taxed therewith, Dated this 16th day of November, 1936. P, A. McElroy JUDGE PRESIDING Noe 1350 The following jury: J. F. Shinn, Willis H. Sumers, J. F. Viola Cashion Wilson, Jas. T. Robertson, S. A. Hart, M. i. Hafwell, J. vs Talley, D. E. Thomas, W. W. Woodward, C. D. Shook, D. 4 Otis Cashion McLelland and J. B. Witherspoon, being duly sworn and ; empanelled, answers the issues submitted to it as follows: North Carolina In the Superior court Iredell County Viola Cashion vs LESESVUES Otis Cashion ow man 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and are they» and wife, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes I IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK = NOVEMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936, 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they livea separate J eY> and apart from each other for more than two yoars, aS allezed in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. 4e Has the plaintiff been a bonafide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years next preceding the cormencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. Noe 1351 The following Jury: Madge Reichard Wilson, Jas. T. Koberts m, Se A. Hart, li. i vs Talley, D. EH. Thomas, W,. Y¥ Woodward, C. De Shook, i. L. Le C. Reichard McLelland, and J. 2. Ww ‘Spoon, beins duly sworn and eme panelled, answers the s submitted to it as follows: Je F. Shinn, Willis H. Summers, J. P. . Harwell, J. S, North Carolina In the Superior Court. Iredell County Madge Reichard VY vs } L. Ce Reichard § le. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and are they now man and wife, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, md have they lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yese - 30 Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North varolina for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action, alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes, Ay ° a F The following Jury: J. F. Shinn, Willis H. Summers, J, P. Wilson, Jas. T. “obertson, S, A. Hart, M. He Harwell, J. S&S. Talley, D. E. Thomas, W. W, Woodward, C. . Shook, - Le McLelland end J. B. Withersppon, being duly sworn anc om= pannlled, answers the issues submitted to it as follows: No, 1351 A Ralph Hill vs Elizabeth Hi11 North caro1t In the Superior Court Ralph Hi17 ’ Vea ‘izabeth 1123 are they now man and ‘ie le Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and ®, @8 alleged in the complaint? IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NWEMBER TERM, 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936. ANSWER: Yese 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they live arate and apart from each other for more than two years, as aileged in the 5ep~ complaint? ANSWER: Yese 3. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State or + Carolina for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? n, ANSWER: YeSe No. 1353 § The following Jury: J. F. Shinn, Willis H, Summers, J. FP Nan Fletcher § Wilson, Jas. T. Robertson, S. 4, Hart, M. H. Harwell, J. Ss. _ 6 Talley, D. E. Thoms, W. VY. Woodward, C. D. Shook, D. L. Arthur Fletcher } McLelland, and J. 3B. Witherspoon, being duly sworn and eme panelled, answers the issues submitted to it as follows; North carolina ) : In the Superior Court Iredell County | Nan Fletcher ) y vs § ISSUES ‘ Abthur Fletcher 0 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and are they now man and wife, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they lived separs and apart from each other for more than two years ANSWER: Yes. i 3e Has the plaintiff teen a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. Now 135i, ) The following Jury: Willis H. Summers, J+) ; g Jury: J. F. Shinn, Willis i. & Mybtle Kennerly $ Wilson, James T. Robertson, S. Ae Hart, M. He Harwell» : vs } Talley, D. E. Thomas, R. R. McNeely, C. D. Shook, ae one Clarence Kennerly McLelland and J. B. Withersppon, being duly sworn @™ panelled, answers the issues submitted to it 4s follows: North Carolina ) In the Superior Court. Iredell County | Myrtle Kennerly - ISSUES —_ <>< <— Clarence Kennerly enn ap IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NOV!MBER TERN 1936 MONDAY, NOVEI'BER 16, 1936, ~ 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarr ae a and wife, as alleged in the complaint? erry, and are they now man ANSWER: Yes. 2 Pic the defendant aband she plaintiff. ana . ‘ - fr . othe * 2 nd on the plaintirf, and have they lived separate and apart from eacn o rior more than two years, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yese of North his action, v (arolina for more than two years next preceedins the conmencement of as alleged in the complaint? 3 Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State + t ANSWER: Yes. Woe 1355 ) The following Jury: J. F. Shinn, Willis H. Sumers, J. F. Je Me Swany ( Wilson, James T. R bertson, S. A. Hart, M. H. Harwell, J. S. / vs § Talley, D. E. Thomas, R. R. McNeely, C. D. Shook, D. Le Exgell G. Swany § McLelland and J. B. Witherspoon, beine duly sworn and eme panelled, answers the issues submitted to it as follows: North Carolina jf In the Superior Court. Iredell County | J. Me. Swany ISSUES } 7 | Exgell G. Swany } le Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and are they now man and wife, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. eee HHH HK J. F. Shinn, Willis H. Summers, J. F. on, Se A. Hart, M. H. Harwell, J. 5S. R. Re McNeely, C. D. Shook, D. Le Witherspoon, being duly sworn and eme- submitted to it as follows: ow 1356 The following Jury: / 4vthur Jensen Wilson, Jas. T. Roberts Talley, D. E. Thomas, McLelland, and J. B. panelled, answers the issues vs Ida J, Jensen North Carolina { In the Superior Court Iredell County 9 Arthur Jensen Y vs i ISSUES IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- NOVEMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936, 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and are t and wife, as alleged in the complaint? hey now man ANSWER: Yese 2-e Dic the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years, as alleged in the complaint? g ANSWER: Yese 3e Has the plaintiff been a bonafide resident of the State of North Carolina for more than one year next preceding the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? ~Ully ANSWER: YeSe Noe 1357 } The following Jury: J. F. Shinn, Willis , Summers, J, F, W. W. Murdock ( Wilson, Jas. T. Robertson, S. A. Hart, M. H. Harwell, J. &, vs ) Talley, >. E. Thomas, R. R. McNeely, C. D. Shook, D. L. Florence Murdock } McLelland, and J, 2B. Witherspoon, bein-c duly sworn and enm- panelled, answers the issues submitted to it as follows: North Carolina j In the Superior Court Iredell County 9 W. VW. Murdock ' ' vs ) " ) Florence Murdock lst: Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry and are they now mm and wife, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. 2nd: Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yese 5rd: Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of : North Carolina for mae than two years next preceding the commencement 0 action, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. Wi11Ls He Summers NO. The Following Jury: J. F. Shinn, M. He 5 ) Walter Jenkins } F. Wilson, Jas. T. Robertson, Ne E. Breims [ vs § J. S. Talley, W. M. Crawford, R. R. ucNeetys being Marjorie Compton Jenkins } Shook, D, L, Mclelland and J. B. Wither sppom bitte duly sworn and empanelled, answer the issue to them as follows: NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. November Term 1936. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK = NOVEMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936, iter Jenkins, ” Plaintiff. vs Jarjorie Compton Jenkins, Defendant. 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER, Yes 2. Did the plaintiff and defendant, voluntarily and mutually acree to live separate and apart, and if so has the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart from each other for two consecutive years inmediately prior to this action? ANSWER, Yes 4. Was the separation without fault on the part of ANSWER, Yes tate of North is action? lh. Has the plaintiff been a bona-fide resident n “arolina for one year immediately preceding the cormencement « ANSWER, YeSse NORTH CAR LINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY, November Term, 1946 Walter Jenkins, Plaintiff. VSe Marjorie Compton Jenkins, Defencant, This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard by ‘is Honor, Pe A. McElroy, Judge Presiding, and a jury, at the NOvember Term, 1936, Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, and the following issues having been sub mitted to, and answered by, the jury, to-wit: 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry 4s alleged in the complaint? ANSWER Yes . nt voluntarily and mtually agree to iff and the defendant lived tive years immediately prior 2e Did the plaintiff and defenda live separate and apart, and if so has the plaint Separate and apart from each other for two consecu to the commencement of this action? ANSWER Yes . 3. Was the separation without fault on the part of the plaintiff? ANSWER yes a ¢ 4. Has the plaintiff been €rolina for one yoar immedia‘ely prece i f North a-fide resident of the State o ° ine the commencement of this action? RED, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED, that the bonds of IT IS, THEREFORE CONSIDE be, and they t matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendan IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NOVEMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936. are, dissolved, and that the plaintiff is granted an absolute Givorce from the defendant. Let the cost of this action be paid by the plaintirr, This the 16th day of November, 1936. P, A. McElroy JUDGE PRESIDING Noe 1345 The following Jury: J. F. Shinn, Willis 4H, Summers Charlie Plummer Je F. Wilson, Jas. T. Robertson, N. E. Brow, x, x,’ vs Harwell, Je S. Talley, W. M, Yrawford, R, R. McNeely Minnie Newton Plummer C. D. Shook, D. Le Mclelland, and J. B. Witherspoon, being duly sworn and empane led, answer the issues submitted to them as follows: North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term, 1936. Charlie Plummer } vs } Minnie Newton Plummer } ist. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2nd. Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the State of North Carolina for more than one consecutive year prior to the commencement of this action as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yese tnt? 3rd. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff as alleged in the complais! Answer: Yes. lth. Did the defendant committ adultery as alleged in the complaint? swers Yess North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. November Term, 1936. Charlie Plummer vs JUDGMENT Minnie Newton Plummer Judge This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, P. A. MoBlroyr awered the issue? Presiding, and a jury, and the jury for their verdict having an submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record: 4 that * It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the court winnie Newt? ee marriage between the plaintiff, Charlie Plummer, and the defendant, si bsnl nen nts IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- NOVEMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936 Plummer, be, and the same is hereby dissolved, and they are hereby divorced from the bonds of matrimony. P. A. McElroy Judge Presiding North Carolina jf In the Superior Court, Iredell County. ) Noveuber Term, 1936 Je Re Je OLl Company, a Corporation, and J. R. Jomston, vs Pure 011 Company of Carolinas, This cause coming on to be heard before Honorable Pp, A. McElroy, Presiding, at the November regular Term of Superior Court of Iredell County 1936, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiffs and defendant have compromised and adjusted all matters and differences existing between them- selves and all claims arising out of the above entitled matter mc any claim which the plaintiffs now have avainst the defencants or may have aainst the defendant in the future by reason of a certain sales agreement made and entered hy into by and between the plaintiffs and defendant dated May 10, 1932, and by consent, the defendant has agreed that the plaintiffs shall recover judgment against the defendant in the sum of $750.00 in full settlement. It is therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiffs recover of the defendant the sum of $750.00 in full settlement of the above entitled action and all claims resulting or arising out of the above entitled action and all claims now existing or which may arise in the future by reason of a certain sales agreement made and entered into by and between the plaintiffs and defendant on May 10th, 1932, and it 1s further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant be taxed with the costs in this action. P. Ae McElroy Judge Presiding Consented to: John M. Robinson Scott & Collier Kttorneys for plaintifrs E. 3. Bridges & W. F. Wimberly Attorneys for Defencant. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK = NOVEMBER TERM 1936 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936 NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY Jom L. Davis, Plaintiff, -VS- John White Moore, National Surety Corporation of New York, Carl Bailey, Eph Privette, Charlie Gilbert and R. H. Weber, Defencants The above entitled matter cowfting on to be heard before the under. signed Judge of the Superior Court upon motion duly made by the Plaintirr top a change of venue and the same having been heard, the Court finds as a fact that this is an action wherein the Plaintiff seeks to recover Gamages for personal injuries alleged by him to be due to the wrongful acts of the Defendants who are law enforcement Iredell County and men of great influence, and that the Plaintiff cannot obtain a fair and impartial hearing of his case in Iredell County and as a matter of justice to all the parties involved, the Court in its descretion, orders the case removed from the Superior Court of Iredell County to the Superior Court of Rowan County and it is further ordered that the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County forward the original papers in this cause to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Rowan County for further proceedings herein according to law. This the 16th day of November, 1936. P. A. McElroy JUDGE PRESIDING Mrs. ‘ell F,. Davis, trading and doing business as Statesville Floral Co, vs Je Van Hanford, Florist Continued for Defendante Noe 1117 RE: Caveat of Will of V. CG. Montgomery Continued for Caveatore er This Honorable Court takes recess until Tuesday Morning, Novem? 17th, 1936 at 9830 o'clock A.M.. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK = NOVEVBER TERM 1936 TUESDAY, NOVEVBER 19, 1936 Th Hon i 2 t 9 4 This Honoreble Court convenes « ) edjotrnment Tuesday Norning, November 17th, 1956 at 9:30 o'clock a.M.. North Carolina, Tredell County. vs | Exgell G. Swany | This céuse coming on to Court of Iredell County, McElroy, Judge Presiding, and a ju " submitted to it by the Court in favor as set out in the record: It is therefore, ordered and +} matrimony heretofore existing between the re hereby ant, Exgell G. Swany, be, and the seme 6 granted an absolute divorce from the défendant. North Cerolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term, 1936 Ralph Fill vs Elizabeth Hill This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell ounty, North Carolina, before His lionor, P. a. MoBiroy Judge Presiding, end a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted the plaintiff end against the defendant, 4s set to it by the Court in favor of out in the record: f It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the boats © and the defend- Matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Ralph Hill, and the plaintiff ant, Elizabeth Hill, be, and the seme are hereby disolved, is granted an absolute divorce from the defendent. P; A. McBlroy Judge Presiding. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NOVEMBER TERM 1926 TUESDaY, WOVE""BER 17, 1936 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. November Term, 1936, Ww. We. Nurdock Vs. Florence Nurdock This csuse coming on to be heard end beine hes this Tem of the Giinerio : * Tred n t\ Nar 7 es oF Superior Court of Iredell County, North Curoline, before » P. A. McElroy *) and a jury, und the jury having answered ubmitted to in fevor of the plaintiff und erainst the It is therefore, ordered anc adjudred by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existinre between the plaintiff, W. W. Murdock, and the and the seme «re hereby disolved, end the > divorce from the defendunt. arolina, In the Superior Court, County. November Term, 196. Arthur C. Jensen vs Ida J. Jensen This cause coming on to be heard end being heard at this Tem of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Caroline, before His Honor, Pp. A. McElroy, Judge Presiding, snd a jury, and the jury havine answered the issues submitted to" by the Court in favor of the plaintiff und arainst the defendant, 6s set out in record: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the ponds of mé dss mony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, arthur C. Jensen, end the defen ted Ide J. Jensen, be, end the seme ure hereby disolved, and the plaintiff 4s grea an absolute divorce from the defendant. P, A. McElroy Juape Presiding. IN THE SUPEHTOR CCURT SECOND WEEK - NOVEYBER TERY 1926 TUESDAY, NOVENBER 17, 1936 , ve North Caroline, Irede11 County. Viola Cashion Vs. Otis Cashion This csuse coming o1 Superior Court of Iredell C McElroy, Judre Fresidinre, submitted to it by the Court ant, «s set out in the record: It is therefore, or f matrimony heretofore existing the defendent, Otis Cashion plaintiff is granted en North Cerolina, Iredell County. Myrtle Kennerly vs Clarence Kennerly 7 25 7 at +ris Terr This cause coming on to be heard and being heurd at this Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carc lina, before His nonor, Ps Be P t y - answere the issues McElroy, Judee Presiding, end e jury, nd the jury havine answe ed submitted to it by the Court in favor of the pleintiff end epeinst the defend- ant, as set out in the record: It is therefore, ordered and edjudged by the Court thet the bonds of f d the matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, VWyrtle Kennerly, an the same ere hereby disolved, und the defendant, Clerence Kennerly, be, and Plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendunt. P. A. McElroy Juare Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE SUPERIOR couRT SECOND WEEK - NOVEVBER TERM 1936 SECOND WEEK = lOVENBER TERY 192 TULSDAY, NOVENBER 17, 1936 TUESDAY, NOVH’BER 17, 1936 North Carolina, In the Superior Court : No. 1152 The Following Jury: J. F. Shin Willis, Iredell County. November Term, 1986 &. Js Helms, Jr., by his Summers, J. F, wilson, Jas. 1, Robeatene N. Guardian ad Litem, a. Jd. E. Brown, M. EH, Farwell, J. s, Talley W. v. Helms, SY. oe R. R. MeNeely, Cc. p. Shook, D 4 % | vs ‘CLelland and J, B witherspoon, being duly ee « 3, he ; ing dul ene Rg, C. McConnell Sworn end empanelled, answer the issues wb mitted to it us follows: rr , Vs. JUDGMENT Arthur Fletcher North Caroline, In the Superior Court This cause coming on to be hesrd end beine heard at this Terr o Iredell County. lovember Tem h Terr of the ~U ne ri or Court of i rede] 1 County, North Ca rol ing ’ be fore His F QP © mls onor 9 0 a. McElroy, Judce !residine, and a jury, and the jury havine answered the Gu eet 7 > - vardian ad oe ee issues submittec to it by the Court in fuvor of the pleintite and erainst Helns, Sr. Pl ees set out in the record: es vs. srefore, ordered and edjudged by the Court that the ee R. C. MeC : f matrimony heretofore existine between the pleinti ff, Nan Pletcher, Defendant, the defendent. arthur Fletcher, be and the same cre hereby disolved plaintiff is rrented en absclute divorce from the defendent, 1. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant, as allered in the complaint? FP. 4. McElroy answer: Yes. Judge Fresidin ” 2 Did the plaintiff by his own negligence contribute to his injury, Se as allered in the answer? Answer: Yes, 5. Wheat amount, if an; s the pleintiff entitled to recover? North Cerolina, In the Superior Court A nswer: > redell County. November Term, 1936 Vadee Reicherd vs JUDGWENT No. 1176 L. C. Reichard Thos. H. Steele vs R. G. Muse & C. B. Vyers Continued by consent. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard et this Tem of No . 1220 ~A Mery McLelland & Mrs. J. R. McLain : the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Cerolina, before His Honor, A P. a. McElroy, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answert vs Continued by consent. the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and Mrs. N. S, Norton, J. U. Norton, Guardian of Mrs. apainst the defendant as set out in the record: Busine — Elliott , » eta be It is ordered, upon motion, that this case set as the first contested case to be tried on Monday of the Second Week of the January Term of Iredell] Superior Court 1937. ds It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bon Reichert, No, 1334- J. Frenk Smith, trading under the firm name and style of Mayhew's Cleaners H, B. Mayhew, individually, Mrs. H. B. of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Madge By agreement this case is moved up for trial from Friday's docket ved, } to Thursday's docket. | ] and the defendent, L. C. Reichard, be, and the same are hereby disol t. and the pleintiff is erent e from the defenden rrented an absolute divorce Me yhew , individually, et ai P. A. McElroy —_—_——— This Honorable Court takes recess: until. Wednesday Morning, November Judge Presiding 18th, 1936, at 9:30 o'clock. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NOVENBER TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOVE’BER 17, 1936 This Honorable Court convenes «eccording to adjournment Wednesday Norning, November 18th, 1936 at 9:30 o'clock. NORTH CAROLINA; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOVEMBER TERM 1936. ‘E TURBYFILL, BY FRIEND, OTHO G. Plaintiff, CCLLEG:, Defendunt. 66, Of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heerd, and it anpearine to the Court that Catherine Turbyfill, en infant, was injured on or about the 23rd day of May, 1956, when she fell over a4 chain which was placed across a drivewey on the premises of defendant; thet the father end next friend in this action, Otho G. Turbyfill, hes arreed, subject to the epprovl of the Court, uvon a4 settlement of sll claims which the seid Catherine Turbyfill has or might heve arainst the defendant erising out of seid accident, whereby the @efendunt is to pey to the plaintiff the sum of $393.00 und the costs of this ectlo the plaintiff to pey her attorney out of said amount the sum of $50.00 for his services, and the sum of $43.00 shall be puid by plaintiff for medical expenses, leeving a net amount to plaintiff of $3500.00; and it further appesring to the Court, after full investigation, thét this settlement is fair, reasonable and just and is for the best interest of the said Catherine Turbyfill, and the court finding the facts so to be; NOW, THSREFORE, it is considered, ordered and adjudged thet plaintiff recover of defendent, Witchell College, the sum of $393.00, together with ‘e costs of this action, in full settlement of all cleims which the said catherine Turbyfill now has or may have arainst the defendant erising out of the fall abo referred to and more particularly described in the complaint, and thet she take nothing further apainst said defendant. This the 18 day of November, 1936, P c Judge Presiding. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND wWHEK NOVEMBsk TERM, 1936 WEDNESDAY, NCVENVBER 18, 1936 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Before the Undersiened Judge / yyrtle Holder Vs. 0, J. Holder This ceuse coming on to be heard before the undersicned chambers, after notice, and being heard on the 1fth day of November, plaintiff and her attorneys being present end the and not being represented by counsel, and after hearine slaintiff, reeding the notice end compleint, the answer, and more than thirty days hevine plaint: Upon consideration of the comp finds that the plaintiff and defendant 1933, and that the defendent abandoned 1935, und that they have lived separate and date, and that the nlaintiff is a poor women nA ahaa and maintain herself, and said abandonment + Sich + on the part of the plaintiff; the Court «lso, finds th the defendant ourh » > Nn e ww @ ek } ne he be able to earn enough money to pey the vlaintiff $5.00 per weex duri u pending of this action: It is therefore ordered, adjudged snd considered by the Court thet ‘ ; atio sum of $5.00 per the defendant pay the vlaintiff, pendine this litigation, the sum of gv. | ( j £ These payments shell week, for the support and maintenance of said plaintiff. These pa The first payment to be made on Saturdey the 28th day of 1 A « vy Se jay thereafter during the November, 1936, and a like sum on each and every Seturde) be as follows: Pending of this action. het the defendant It is also, considered and sdjudged by the Court t 25.00 on the pay into Court as attomey fees for the plaintiff, the sum of $25 “6th day of November, 1936. This cause is retained for further orders. P. A. McElroy udge Holding Courts tn the Fifteenth Judicial District of North Caroline. | No. leas | People's Loan & Savings Bank vs Mrs, J. A. King ~ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1936 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. November Term, 1926 A. J. Helms, Jdr., by his Guerdian ad Litem, A. J. Helms, Sr. vs R. C. McConnell. This cause coming on to be hesrd before His Honor, P. A. McElroy, at i ’ the November Term of Iredell Superior Court, 1936, and e jury and the issues having been submitted to the jury and answered us follows: "l. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as alleged in the complaint? answer. Yes. £. Did the plaintiff by his own negligence contribute to his injury as ulleged in the senswer? ee vv res. Answer, 5S. What amount, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer, ia It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover nothing of the defendant end that the ection be dismissed end the plein- tiff taxed with the costs. P. A. McElroy Judge Presiding. Upon the coming in of the verdict the pltf. moves to set the same esite & for a new tris} on account of errors committed in the trial and designated & be desirnated by pltf.. Motion overruled. Exception. Judg't signed as appears in the record. Pltf. apain excepts & appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeel given & waived in open court. Appexul bond fixed at $100.00. By consent pltf. allowed 60 deys to serve Case on appeal & deft. allowed 40 days to serve countercase or file exceptions. P, A. M@Elroy ee udge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NOVEVBER TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOVH’BLR 18, 1936. + No. 1092 The followine Jury: Jd. F. IN RE: Vaceat to the J. F. Wilson, Jes. T. Robertson: ‘Will of H. A. Smith Eerwell, J, S. Talley, W. ¥M. C. D. Shook, D. i. McLlell being duly swom and empmel submitted to it es follows: North Carolina Iredell County he RE: Caveat to the Will of H. a. Smith Is the paper writing and every part thereof offered in the evidence by : + oOo oe) the propounder, the last will and testement of H. a. Smith? answer: Yes, North Cam lina, In the Superior Court Tredel] County. November Tem, 196 ‘IN RE: a { > Caveat to the Wi - JUDGMENT of H. A. Smith : , dell This cuuse coming on to be heard at the November Term, 1936, of Irede Superior Court, before His Honor, EB. A. McElroy, Judge presiding, and & jury, and the jury having answered the issue submitted to it ¢s fo Llows: thereof offered in evidence " by tne Daperwri ting and every Port itestenent of H. A. anith? by the propounder, the lest will an Answer: Yes, * It is, therefore, ordered, consider ed end adjudged that the paperwriting, ae jj IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1936 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. November Term, 1936 A. Jd. Helms, Jr., by his Guardian ad Litem, A. J. Helms, Sr. vs R. C. McConnell. This cause coming on to be heerd before His Honor, P,. 4, McElroy, at ¥ ’ the November Term of Iredell Superior Court, 1936, and e jury and the issues having been submitted to the jury anc answered us follows: "l. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as allered in the complaint? answer. Yes. €. Did the plaintiff by his own negligence contribute to his injury as alleged in the enswer? _—— vv res. Answer, 5. What amount, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer, ae It is, therefore, considered, ordered end adjudged that the pleintiff recover nothing of the defendant end that the ection be dismissed end the plein- i with the costs. P. A. McElroy Judge Presiding. Upon the coming in of the verdict the pltf. moves to set the same esile & for a new tria} on account of errors committed in the trial and designated é © be desirnated by pltf.. Motion overruled. Exception. Judg't signed «es appears in the record. Pltf. apain excepts & appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeel given & waived in open court. Appeul bond fixed at $100.00. By consent pltf. allowed 60 days to serve Case on appeal & deft. allowed 40 days to serve countercase or file exceptions. P. A. M@Elroy Tudee Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NOVEMBER TERM 1926 WEDNESDAY, NOVEYBiR 18, 1926, RIO. t = ~~ 4 Pt VOVeaT weet tert No. 1092 } The followine Jury: Jd. F. Shinn, Willis IN RE: Vaceat to the | J. F. Wilson, Jes. T. Robertsono N. &. Brown, ‘Will of H. A. Smith | Herwell, J, S. Talley, W. M. Crewford, R. R. C. D. Shook, D. i. MeLellend enc d. 3B, Wi tae being duly swom and empmelled, enswer the submitted to it «es follows: North Carolina Iredell County NRE: Caveat to the Will of H. A. Smith Is the paper writing and every pert thereof offered in the Propounder, the last will anc testement of HE. a. Smi th 7 answer: Yes, North Cam line, In the Superior Court Iredell County. November Term, 1%6 IN RE: . ' { > Caveat to W ; a the Will JUDGMENT of A. A. Smith ovember Term, 1936, of Iredell and a jury, This csuse coming on to be heard at the N Superior Court, before His Honor, BR. A. McElroy, Judge presiding, -~ Jury having answered the issue submitted to it as follows: t thereof offered in evidence "Is the paperwriting and every per ement of H. A. Smith? by the propounder, the lest will and test Answer: Yes, * paperwriti ng, considered end adjudged that the $4 lel a It 1s, therefore, ordered, GN 5 > ae aaeiineineneed oes eee ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK = NOVEMBER TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1936 offered in evidence by the propounder es the last will ana thestame nt of Hea Smith, and every pert thereof, is the lest will and testament of 4, A. Smith and it is ordered, adjudged and decreed thet the same be probated eng filed and resorded as the lest will and testament of H. Smith, as provided by law. It is further ordered that James F. Brawley is the ovner end enti tleg to the immediste delivery and possession of the note and deed of trust bequeethes t 8 to him and thet the same be delivered immedietely to Scott und Collier end Jack 6 A attorneys for James F,. Brewley, by the collector of ssid estate, Fall Term, 1936 Iredell County. This cause came on to be argued upon the transcript of the record fr the Surerior Court of Iredell County:- upon consideration whereof, this Court is of the opinion that there is no error in the record and proceedings of seid Superior Court. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, thet the opinion of the Court, as delivered by the Honorable W. a. Devin, Justice, be certified to the said Superior Court, to the intent thet the judgement is attire. And it is considered and adjudged further, that the Petitioner, F. H, Bailey do pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, to-wit, the su of Twelve 30/100 dollars ($12.30) and execution issue therefor. A True Copy. (Supreme Court Seal) Edwerd _ Murré t Clerk of the Supreme Cour’. NORTH CAROLINA IN : i IREDELL COUNTY THE SUPERIOR COURT In Re:- Administration of th, Le Bstate of H. a. Smith, dece'td, IN THE SUPERIOR courT SECOND WEEK - NOVEMBER TERM loge wv WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1936 This cause coming on to be heerd et Novente r Term O86 m, » before his Honor P. A. McElroy, Judge, and being heard unon the certificate of the Supreme court filed herein affirming the judement ond order of his Honor Felix alley, Judge, heretofore rendered in this cause: It is now therefore ordered that judement be end rendered in accorcence with the certificute of the Supreme this cause is remanded to the Clerk of the Suverior Court to the end thet proceedings be taken according to said certificate end be required by law. North Carolina Iredell Count y New Amsterdam Casualty Company / vs Statesville Flour Mills Co., Inc. . This cause coming on to be heard on November loth, 19, before the fay oO s . anf vy f aniynsel umMersipned C. G. Smith, C.S.C., and it sappeuring from edmission of counsel . > re adiusted ds ] 11) the perties, thet the plaintiff and defendent heve adjusted und settled al] matters of difference between them am that the emount arreed upon in full Settlement hes been paid to the plaintiff by the defendent. It is, therefore, by consentc ordered ud edjudged thet the pleintiff tan > f ‘he sem recover nothing further in this ection and that this action be, amd the seme em th lief d= is dismissed as upon @ judgment of non-suit and by arree ent, thet the deren ant pay the court costs, Sipned end entered at the November Term, 1956. C. G. Smith C.S.0. BY Consentg Jack Joyner Counsel for Pleintitr Scott & Collier Ounse]l for Defendant. Bg eee eee — IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND wEEK - NOVEMBER TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB R 18, 1936 NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT. IREDELL CCUNTY Vrs. anne Sloen Hertness, Wechovia Bank and Trust Company, administrators C.T.A. of the Estate of J. A. Hartness, Deceased. PLaINTIFFS wa -VS- ORDER CONFIRMING BalE G. Lewis, Trustee, F. G. Deaton and wife, dele F. Deston, F. HE. Deetone Karl T. Deston, . A. Dexton and Frenk Deeton, Adrministretors of he Estute of J. VY. Deaton; Deceased, 7 c DEFENDANTS, cause coming on to be heard and being heard on the report he Commissioner in the above entitled cause on the léth dey id it appearing te the Court thet the seid sale wes duly held in accordance vith law and with no exceptions having been report end the recuirements prescribed by lew to obtaina re- sule of the property heve not been ccmplied with: IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered and sdjuiped, thet proceedinrs, sele seid Commissicner be, and the seme are, hereby confirmed end further ordered thet the said Com™issicner upon compliance terms amd conditions of seid sale, mke, execute and deliver to proper and sufficient deed of conveyance of said lands, and thet the said purchasers be let into possession of the premises upon production of the Cormissioners's deed, It is further ordered that the purchase price of seid lands, after deducting the cost and expenses of sele, including a Commissioner's fee in the umount of $67.50, amd the cost of this action, and all unpaid taxes then assessed arainst the property, be credited upon the Judenent taken herein; thet the Commissioner submit to the Court e stetenent of his receipts and disbursements of the proceeds of suid sale. This the 14th day of Novent#) 1936. C. G. Smith RIOR CO CLERK OF SUPE North Carolina erior Court. Burke County | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NOVEMBER TERM lose WEDNESDAY, NCVEMRER 18, 1926, John B. Glover, Sr. vs. Dr. John NcCampbell, his subordinates and the western State Fospitel of Yorrantong N. C. THIS proceeding coming on to * noldine the fall tems of the super at Newton, North Carolinsu, upon th: in by His Honor, W. F. Herding,- Whereupon, it eppeering ti + Watkins, First Assistant to Dr. .; Morranton: and the testimony 4 is normal mentally, and theref treatment ut the Stete Hospite Sr., hevine stated in open court with his people in the Stute of Seore will at once do so,- is therefore, considere of Habeas Corpus be, end it is here} seme is bused be, and it is hereby ullowed, be, end is now, hereby discharged fron hospital. and it is directed thet the wt mitted to the Clerk of the Superior Court of . of this Proceeding be taxed ariinst Iredell County. f Done 4t Chambers in Newton, this the 16th day of Felix £. Alley Juare Holding the Fell Terms of the Superior Courts of the 16th Judicial District and Presiding sat the Noverber Term, 1936 of the Superior Court of Cateuwba County. No. llay Lillian p, Little, Admrx. of e t ¥ le b Cons ent Sta eo E. E. Litt tin da y : Bon ue : C, be Rh n Berth « ie wife, No. leo” " B. Campbell vs ad. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NOVEMBER TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOVET HER 18, 1936 1310 MV. Brawley Continued for Defend ant, ashion and Nay Cashion Continued. W. D. Cook, trading as W. D. Cook Roofing Co. No. 1330 will Massey vs Continued by Consent. Thomas xXumple No. 134) W. P. Martin Continued by Consent. Caveat to will Continued. Reid, colored Continued. Continued. “W. A. Bristol, et al No. #15 C. L. -hyne, et al. vs Cont inued. Rhyne Drug Co. No. 886 C. D. Miller It appears to the Court that this case has been vs settled and is on docket by error, it is therefore L. N. Summers, et al ordered stficken off the docket. No. 1014 F. L. Early, et al, vs Stetesville Mfg. Co. No. 1186 George “, Dotson vs Continued. I. L. Wagener end wife No. 1187 Citizens B, & L. Ass'n of Vooresville ue Vs Continued by consent. v- &. Drown and wife, Nennie L. Brown No. 1283 S. R. Smith, Admr. C.T.a. of H. A. Smith vs L. W. Malcolm Continued. No. 1288 S. R. Smith, Admr. o.T.aA, of H. A. Smith “vs W. B. Brawley Continued. NORTH CAROLINA November Term, 1946 IREDELL COUNTY rpank Early and others, on behalf of themselves and any other 7 . gn aAnA male parties who may come in and make e8* oF +e #8 ce ee ee thenselves parties plaintiff ance, Kecelver comes into ca@urt, and makes a of Iredell Superior Court, an: That on April 40th, 19: pompany vith power” nerate upertor vourt approved ar Sples T )} £ Ls in the amount of 9,000.005 th te given it, _- receivership, he has made prepayme ay ‘A ™ 4 + 5 me 4 ¢ ea 1d mderstood at the tl ' as f the dividend a: accounting, these prepayments were to be included as part oj } tA a ae to he charged against whatever advancements were made on said note were to g dividend, 5 servic of Messrs. Scottand 0 5e That your Receiver had in his employ the lly tog eT a ae Collier, Attorneys of Statesville, North Carolina for th y 1 £ nd been ‘that he has Operated the receivership and has ane ee cae ee ae advised by them, the manner of operation of said Pee Oe csmediiide seed state ot 5 to approve a fee of $500600 for their services up tom this report, tobe paid them at this tine. ? a3 to operate 6+ That he Was authorized under the original order cet peal to fates that rege On ® salary: wxlon salary tag Soe os sae te upon this salary basis, hat he does not expect to wind up the rest of the esta 2 a Tlewinoes will te: siegie 48 it) would be excéssive, but his reports will ,be made. an : tested from the court upon such reportse 7 ty y Be. os i. 4 rs to } sh the ou of $17,213 02, and ao cash, the sum v' virics Bet oplas< t to a ealeun é 3 (e hat your peceiver hag on hand in ~ ‘the prepayments‘ abe até titie Fe. stateat teen . poe ehiee’ woule be a total disbursemen Of Sta a lated eé on their no IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - NOVEMBER TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOVMEBER 18, 1936 No. 1310 R. M. Brawley oa Continued for Defend ant , MM. E. Cashion and May Cashion Ge No. 1320 “. Se Shell vs Continued. W. D. Cook, trading as W. D. Cook Roofing Co. No. 133 will Massey vs Continued by Consent. Thomas Xumple No. 1341 W. P. Martin vs Continued by Consent. T. ds Ayers, JY. No. 661 IN RE: Caveat to will Continued, alonzo Reid, colored Continued, No. 795 Troutmen Banking & Trust Co. a vs Continued. James E, Tharpe, W. A. Bristol, et al No. 815 C. L. “hyne, et al. vs | Cont inued. Rhyne Drug Co. No. 886 C. D. Miller It appears to the Court that this case has been ve settled and is on docket by error, it is therefore L. N. Summers, et al ordered stficken off the docket. No. 1014 F. L. Early, et al, - vs | Continued. Stetesville,Mfe. Co. No. 1186 George #, Dotson vs Continued, I. L. Wagner and wife No. 1187 Citizens B. & L. Ass'n of Mooresville | vs j J. E. Brown and wife, Nennie L, Brown Continued by consent. No. 1283 S. R. Smith, Admr. C.T.4. of H. A. Smith vs L. W. Malcolm Continued. No. 1288 S. R. Smith, Admr. C.T.A. of H. A. Smith «VS W. B. Brawley Continued. NORTH CAROLINA . UNTY November Term, 1936 IREDELL COUN / | Frank Early and others, on behalf a of themselves and any other port of heceiver parties who may come in and make thenselves parties plaintiff Fred Lowrance, Keceiver of the comes into ca@urt, and makes a report of Iredell Superior Court, and le That on April 40th, 193 oo sompany Ooi ith power's operate of Iredell Superior vourt reports have been approved a: dell Countye authorized and directed to advertise and sell held, reported to the creditors a f delivered to the Receiver still has accounts receiv ise and lote tna . + ( fing e 1 € “atior te given it, in the amount of *9,000.00; , 7 rece! ‘ tad note of ceivership, he has made prepayment oe - b —" which it was wnderstood at the time tre - So livider and accounting, these prepayments were to be included as part 0! the di nd a be charg ‘ainst the final Whatever advancements were made on said note were to be charged & ailnst dividend, his employ the services of Messrs. Scottand North Carolina for the two years and a half 5e That your Receiver had in and has constantly consulted, and been Collier, Attorneys of Statesville, ‘that he has oporate: ' rated the receivership advised by them, the manner of operation of said plant and he asks the court = approve a fee of $500.00 for their services up to mid ineludirg the date of » ~ report, to'be paid them at this time. the court to eee r ‘ o date: 8844 otrust ; ary hag been pa é in fu ( a4 he does not eapees eo Wind wp the rest of the estate ae police | ie lenie aS it would be excessive, bis hbs reports will ,be made and allqwanoes ; inal order of a : That he Was authorized under the orig a, to the Receiver vested from the court upon such reportse maa 5 e t bi 7 6 3 ir ; ne ey ma be et n of $17,21 olj2, and in- (e Phat i ag on hand in cash, the sum of ¥ ‘Bavings Bank zoe peoes et ae Anébe at & tte Féoples Lear ane si be calcu- Sth itdre « syne nit 20.1 catcae esvilte on pap ae there would be a total disbur > i } Saale 60 r% { on the basis of $18,293.12; that the accounts receivable which have been fileq and approved by the Kecelver amount to $7136.73; that the notesfiled ang 1 4 bProye ed by the hKeceiver amount to ‘(:14101.12, making a togal of outstanding indebteg. ness of °20,237205, 211 of which are ahowm by attached itemized statement That vour Receiver with the funds on h: LAU bpespectfully submitted, red Lowrance Recelver Staresvill a rane ltecel ve ; ces Li inuracturing ‘2 166 = 20,267.69 24905002 od Lowrance, hecelver Sai tatesville Vanuracturing rookshire $ 276.l1 P. ZumBrunnen 41.60 ‘urdock 75200 rouch 373.88 3110.00 160.00 1,287.09 AAA ern Ly arn AC COUN Lio KCl VABLE HOWuiSER yy 1936 _ fee elite Zion Church Ralph Austin Alex Hoover Jeli. Baker WeA. Bristol Bylo Furniture Company Jel. Beaver Bell Motor Company Miss Ruth Current Jim Chambers rr. Jer. Carlton una. WeR. Cartner current 6S. Douglas Jehe Early oT T als Sweat Construction Company Zast Monbo Church J.B. Gibson ee gaither Peint and Body Company y.P. Grier Jre JA. Hart lewis Holler John Lewis JR. Lackey Thornbon Lon; Jack “i. Long J.P. McLean Estate Yevear *% Dillon Company 3, Morrison Estate 0.A. Murdock etate Harvey “urdock Hoyt iurdock Nuway Shoe Company Dr, Jim Pressly v.D. Pennell ', Pope Ratledre c f ‘ 34 ap! SON L.2. Tomlinson=Davis L.28. Tomlinson=Davis L.3. Tomlinson-Personal Thomas ~ he se Wes Arthur \Viilson silbert Engineering Company TAME & Avr A PTT NWVUIID FAL Ol (OVEITHER Jy 1936 Peoples Loan and Savings Bank -*. Johnson *: Brother Certaineteed Products Corporation Certaineteed Products Corporation Kerry-% Hanson Flooring Company vhapmann=Storm Lumber Company Chapmann-Storm Lumber Company ChapmanneStorm Lumber C mpany United States Gypsum Company United States Gypsum Company United States Gypsum Company fritchard Paint & Glass Company “Oss lianufacturing Company “088 Manufacturing Company “088 Manufacturing Company ACCOUNTS PAY NOVEMBER BOC, of America ’ehitectual Decorating Company luton? Tire Repair Company me Part’ and Electric Company Praeger & Company ady Printing Company ok Brown Bey osers=Dixson Company ely, wotor Company knap Hardware Manufacturing Company Garage Supply Company Brothers Company ** Slaten 1.00 5.25 he 530.05 5 5 ol. 49-60 500,00 1.00 5 ol 10 26.00 ~_ 11,02 10.07 57 ye Joe ee a gn ee oe 35541637 9,000.00 500,00 196.28 699 032 200,00 200,00 153697 160,00 200,00 1,000.00 208.76 3503 3403 3403 ee a ee ee & 13,101.12 Dupont Manufacturing Company 200 “oss Manufacturing Company 33 Ab, J.°'. Dobson ae . 4.0, of America 60.00 Dillon Supply Company 206119 ipchitectual Decorating Company Oey Dewey Brothers 121.56 Alexander Tire Repair Co. 26.9), | D. Draddy & Company 29.000 juto Parts and Hlectric Co. 75h : Deal Motor Company _ 1¢.00 ninswanger and Company 321.00 Hmpire Machinery “ Supply Company 9035 Brady Printing Compan 67297 | Je + Fox 139 C.3. Brown 2.01 | aa mtting Sash Noor Company 156.65 Brown Rocers Dixson Company 63.03 ‘ich Point Glass & Decorating Company Lu 600 Rell votor Company 15007 “0. iughes Sons Company e1l.5 melimap Marcware “If. CO. 153.66 liebe vames ; 72005 Bore s tarace at 200 EA60 MERUERSTURANG VOnPeHe an ea Charlotte Supply Company Lt 7) Seis Knox . a ee. ae ee ee Curtis Brothers Company 7.20 Knape © Vogt “‘anufacturing Company 220c0 Crawford and Slaten 306 A Lazehby=tiontgomery “arcware “ompany 2022 Dupont Manufacturing Company 5200 Coan Lonv-Bell Lumber Sales Corporation 626426 1.1%, Dobson 39.38 +000 Teland Moore Faint * O11 Company 4.3037 Millon Supply Compeny 20 19 16,39 ‘anax he 2. MelMillen Company 2,161425 Dewev 2rothers 121.56 07 5e | Mooresville Houncry achine Shops 1540 t, Draddy and Company 55-00 ti) sC i | .'. lyers 2l, 635 Deal Motor Company 1. 200 Ll) .! ) Yewman Machine Company 3307 Empire achinery and Supply Coe 9035 Tel lie ie ‘ash 1.00 Jie ox 7035 5.91 attonal Lock Company 39 00 Huttine Sabh *: Door Company 156465 125.32 we Nash 0.00 Yich Point Glass and Decorative : L.7. Owens 46 2 CO. }) 200 25.2 1eC.e Potor ‘achine ympany 1.00 Wed. Hughes and Sons Co. 211.51 169,21 1.x. Pattersor 50050 .L. James 292.05 233.6) ee HOFETS = LOMpany 95200 Klise ‘a acturing Company 2:19 19-2! | Reymolds anley Dumber pany 632.470 $.k. Kno 218607 175.0 Snow Lumber Company 6560 Knape Vost Vanufacturing Company33.26 26051 O. ~. Slene Glass Company 1466 lazenby \‘ontcomery Mdwee CO. 51.22 106% tatesville Paint Company 10.67 long Bell Lumber Sales Corpe 626426 501.06 tesville | ealty Investment sompany 16039 Leland oore Paint md Oil COe 3637 3 . Shuford Hardware Company 56204 The R. MeMillen Vompany 20161425 1, 729200 ron re ifacturi yOripany 9,9 “fooresville Foundry achine Shopsl5.v0 12 6) rrille‘reen Furniture Company 1.80 0.3. llyers 21,385 19.08 O11 PY ent Company 55 o Ly Newman liachine Company 3370 27.02 mitheCo e7 onpany defi Let. “ash 1.00 2 80 | state Lepartmuent of “evenue e Fe National Lock Company 4900 41.20 he Casein lManufacturins Company 20-00 7. Mash 20.00 16200 onl ylor#Parker any 131265 L.? wens 452 2202 i | a A! OLerarrels piAsiy ae Mee VUWONS De) hase 4. Torrence o2v eC. Potpr iachine Company 1.01 , oe é Formica Insulation Company 42015 JX. Patterson 40650 rie Tpson Quality Products Company 62 986 J.%. Rorers and Company 35 200 artes | --» Weisner 14005 Remolds ~ Manley Lumber Co 632.70 20601 yson¢g Lles 6400 Snow Lumber Company 63.00 J+} olf 9 2C. Tatts Ol. ¢00 JW. Slane Glass Company 14,66 1009) Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 45071 Statesville Paint Company 10.07 —e Statesville Kkealty & Investment se. 10%.) TOTAL 7,105 0) CO« 61639 "Eh Os State Department of Revénue in full 29 Sl, Shuford Hardware Company 55 Ol "2" ; Sharon ardware Mffe CO. 9.96 1! 94906 Sherrill Green Furniture Company 1.60 of 64 Southern Cement Company 3361) mee Snith Courtney Company 5e71 12.00 North Carolina November Term, 1946 =ne Casein Manufacturing Company 20,00 105.32 [redell County faylor Parker Company 131.65 ht Chas, 4. Toreence 5250 at's “ne Formica Insulation Company acon? 23° Ae -P80n Quality Products Compan 62.8 ; heport of Dividends to be paid ie H Selenes ——s 1; .05 11.21, at this term of court "ysong and Miles 6,00 et 7 60. Watts 6),.268 36257 Uberty tutual Insurance Company }5.71 ? Frank Early and others, on behalf of themselves and any other parties who may come in and make themselves »arties plaintiff 0% - dividend & / Creditor Amount of Claim Amount of . State Department of “‘evenue 29.0) in full ; Departnent of Revenue ; — : North Carolina November Term 1936 _ Iredell County Peoples Lom and Savings Bank $9,000.00 les $1080. prepaid $02 Frank © - 1.2. Johnson % Brother 5267 40,00 oft “arly and others, on behalf Certain=teed Products Corpe 00.00 99631 saeeeenneaves and any other i Certain-teed Products Corpe 99.1 a8, Conse) who may come in and make | Kerry % Hanson Flooring Yompany 99 «32 4 ves parties plaintiff | e 120-6 6 Jpapmann Storm Imber Gompan ? 9:88 ; . tar ’ Mavir the Sea eer ee ten rm “y 8 e 00 This cause coming on to be hard before his Honor, P.A. Mcklroy, as United States Gypsum Company 160.00 60,00 Noy ing to the court from : 006 Nove d it appearing United States Gypsum Company 200.00 380400 e Sepcrt oe th heaets mg tot gery Ee hig attorney® in fad ooae ante Inites States Gypsum Company 1,000.00 167200 Services, and a te ane aa to the court that they be paid $5 to be fair and Pritchard Paint and Glass Company 208,76 oi term of : id that he recommen . and the court finding the same Moss Manufacturing Company 33.3 court for services to-date, 3 26 to the court that . - o " oss Manufacturing Company 35039 ee +e +8 8 wesonable, authorizes the payment of same. It ee oak aaa nas sufficient he Receiver has partially liquidated the assets of his 5 3 on nas Or ‘ hand a in this 3° » »0OmM Llec ordered i ‘ | 1 hanc 1ake a partial distribution to the will justify the payment of @icshty percent on the 0 Creditors and tr reditors a i that the unsecured Claing Aa HA sU funds time e ed, considered and adjudged that the rected forthwith to Gisburse ;} ; hty percent of the amount of their claims djudicated in receivership. The receiver hettne ndition of his trust, the same is approved and = RKeceiver unsecured date his report of filed. for further orders, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM 1936 WEDNESDAY, NOVEYBER 18, 1926 No. 143 frenk Brevard Houston, Employee vs troutman Shirt & Overall Co, et | No. 1529 Wi, T. McCord vs Continued by Consent. | The Citicide Co., Inc. J. 3S. Alexander, vs Board of Education of Iredell ; ’ f This Honorable Court adjourns until: the next term © Court, OW Iredell Superior LT NORTH CAROLINA PALL TERM, 1935 JUDGMENT ause came on to be argued upon the transcript of' the record from lredell Cbunty:-- upon consideretion whereof, this Court > record and proceedines of said that the > intent ’ Eula to-wit: the sum Stamey : oS SS << Southern Railway Co. ™ , ¢ tl rd from This cause came on to be argued upon the transcript of the reco . , Court the Superior Court of Iredell Younty:-- upon consideration whereof, this en a is of opinion that there is no error in the record and proceedings of sai Superior Court. t the © It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, - stice, opinion of the Court as delivered by the Honorable W. P. Stacy, chief Ju is be certified to the said Superior Court, to the intent that the jud gnemt affirmed. pleintiff Julie And it is considered and adjudged further, that the to-wit, the Ann Stamey do pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, sum of Three 0/100 dollars ($3.0) and execution issue therefore A True Copy: Edward Murray Filed in Off Nov. Term, 1945) erk 0 o Supres! NORTH CAROLINA [ FALL TERM, 1935 NO. SUPREME COURT (0 — IRECELL COUNTY U aN + BERTHA May Hart Murdock and Husband We. J. Murdock Vs ‘ ) JUDGMENT ) } C. R. Deal This cause came on to be ar guec upon the transcript of the record pm jae te ‘a County : --upon consiéevetion whereof, s n a ere is 1 . ceedings of said Superior Court. ——— a ee It is, therefore, considered ana ad judg C r id j red by the Court here, that the opinion of the Court, as delivered by the Honerable Geo. We Conner, Justice, be certified to the saic su erio i ‘aa Sangeune ib atttmane” p r Court, to the intend that And it is considered and ad jud ged further. that the plaintirr ett en - — fo pay the 107k0 of the appeal in this Court . -wit, > sum of Four 10/100 Dolla $h. L ~ cution issue therefor, " — t — A True Copy: Edward Murray Vierk of the Supreme Court #2720 North Carolina, } In the Superior Court. Iredell County. ) Mrse Ellen H. Carson and Robert A. Collier, Trustee, vs SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT OF COMMISSIONER James W. Brown and wife, Minnie R. Brown, The undersigned Commissioner herewith respectfully reports to this Court that pursuant to a judgment entered in the above éntitled action, he did advertise and offer for sale the property described in the complaint to the highest bidder on Dec, 21st, 1945, and at said sale O. K. Holmes became the last and highest bidder and that the sale was duly reported and that no increased bids or objections have been made to the sale and that more than twenty days have expired and the Commissioner recommends to the Court that he be a:thorized and directed by this court to execute and deliver to the purchaser a deed in fee simple to the property and that be be authorized and directed to pay the costs, taxes and such other incidental expenses as may be properly charged to the property. This the 13th day of January, 1936. Robert A. Collier Comnissloner NORTH CAROLINA FALL TERM, 1935 SUPREME COURT IREDELL COUNTY, Southern Railway Co. This cause came on to be argued upon the transcript of the record from the Superior Court of tredell Cbunty:-- upon consideretion whereof, this Court ere is no error in the record and proceedings of said that the the intent oS > <_< Southern Railway Co. -_ : is e rd from This cause came on to be argued upon the transcript of the reco . fe , : Court the Superior Court of Iredell County:-- upon consideration whereof, this is of opinion that there is no error in the record and proceedings of said Superior Court. + the © It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, tha stice, opinion of the Court as delivered by the Honorable W. P. Stacy, Chief ” is be certified to the said Superior Court, to the intent that the judguem’ affirmed. ulis. And it is considered and adjudged further, that the plaintiff J awit, the Ann Stamey do pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, to-w’™ sum of Three 0/100 dollars ($3.1,0) and execution issue therefore A True Copy: ad Edward Murrey e,rts Filed in Off Nov. Term, 1945) ors NORTH CAROLINA [ FALL TERM aia : NO. 388 sad PREME COURT ( IRELELL COUNTY BERTHA May Hart Murdock and Husband W. J. Murdock ed Ca a ae a a VS ) 0 ! JUDGMENT 4 } C. Re. Deal 24 A a ee This cause came on to be ar t gued upon the transcript of the record oo — Superior Court of Iredell County: --upon consiaevatien whereof s Court is of onenion that there is no error in the record and pro- ceedings of said Superior Court. 2a, : It 1s, therefore, considered ana adjudged b r j y the Court here, that po + gg of omer tae delivered by the Honerable Geo. We Conner, » be cer 6 ° e@ saic Superi iis Deldeaeme tb atte” p or Court, to the intend that SS aa co Ae And it is considered and ad jud : ged further, that the plaintirr en orn — fo = 2 sovle of the appeal in this Court » to-wit, > sum of Four 10/100 Dolla Sh. - cution issue therefor, , — ce _ A True Copy: Edward Murray Vlerk of the Supreme Court #2720 North Carolina, } In the Superior Court. Iredell County. } Mrse Ellen H. Carson and Robert A, Collier, Trustee, vs SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT OF COMMISSIONER James W. Brown and wife, Minnie R. Brown, The undersigned Commissioner herewith respectfully reports to this Court that pursuant to a judgment entered in the above éntitled action, he did advertise and offer for sale the property described in the complaint to the highest bidder on Dec. 21st, 1945, and at said sale O. Ke. Holmes became the last and highest bidder and that the sale was duly reported and that no increased bids or objections have been made to the sale and that more than twenty days have expired and the Commissioner recommends to the Court that he be a:thorized and directed by this court to execute and deliver to the purchaser a deed in fee simple to the property and that be be authorized and directed to pay the costs, taxes and such other incidental expenses as may be properly charged to the property. This the 13th day of January, 1936. Robert A. Collier Comnlssloner North Carolina. In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Mrs. Ellen He Carson and Robert A. Collier, Trustee, vs REPORT OF COMMISSIONER James W. Brown and wife, Minnie Re. Brown. The undersigned Commissioner herewith respectfully reports to the Court that under a judgment signed by His Honor, J. H. Clement, at the November Term of Iredell Superior Court, he was anthorized end directed under said decree to advertise and sell the property des- eribed in the complaint at public auction to the highest bidder on Dece 21, 1935, at the court house door and that in obedience to saiq decree, he did advertise the property, as required by law, and did offer the same at public auction on said date to the highest bidder, when and where O. K. Holmes became the last and highest bidder therefor at the proce of $2500.00. Signed this the 23rd day of December, 1935, Robert A Collier Comnissioner North Carolina Iredell County In the Superior Court. Ellen H, Carson and Robert A. Collier, Trustee, vs James W. Brown and wife, Minnie R, Brown. > we ee ee This canse coming on to be heard and being heard before we Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge presiding at the January Term of Irede . Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the Commissioner this action, under a decree of this court, advertised and sold the 4 property described in the complaint on the 21st day of Dec. 1935, an duly reported the sale of said property 60 0. K, Holmes at the a of $2500.00; that more than twenty days expired and no increased = was placed thereon and no exceptions made to the sale and the on upon recommendation of the Commissioner and in its discretion, fin that it is a fair and reasonable price for said property. It 1s, therefore, considered, ordered and decreed that sale of said property to .0, K. Holmes at the price of $2500.00 ized and and the same is hereby confirmed and the Cormissioner is author directed, upon payment of the purchase price, to execute and ot to the purchaser a deed therefor in fee simple and out of the procee and from said sale, he is to retain a commission of $35.00 as his fee tever to pay the taxes,costs of the action and documentary stamp and ase balance then remains is to be credited to the judgment in this c#s0« John M, Oglesby Presiding Judge PTE eae tee ETE Sete Sete Se Se EE North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Mrs. Ellen He Carson and Robert A. Collier, Trustee, ws REPORT OF COMMISSIONER James W. Brown and wife, Minnie Re Brown. The undersigned Commissioner herewith respectfully reports to the Court that under a judgment signed by His Honor, J. H. Clement, at the November Term of Iredell Superior Court, he was anthorized and directed under said decree to advertise and sell the property des- cribed in the complaint at public suction to the highest bidder on Dece 21, 1935, at the court house door and that in obedience to said decree, he did advertise the property, as required by law, and did offer the same at public auction on said date to the highest bidder, when and where O. K. Holmes became the last and highest bidder therefor at the proce of $2500.00. Signed this the 24rd day of December, 1935, Robert A Collier Commissioner North Carolina Iredell County In the Superior Court. Ellen H, Carson and Robert A. Collier, Trustee, vs James W. Brown and wife, Minnie R. Brown. <r es This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, John M Oglesby, Judge presiding at the January Term of Tees Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the Commissioner this action, under a decree of this court, advertised and sold the 4 property described in the complaint on the 21st day of Dec. 1935, an duly reported the sale of said property oo 0. K, Holmes at the re of $2500.00; that more than twenty days expired and no increased . was placed thereon and no exceptions made to the sale and the court, upon recommendation of the Commissioner and in its discretion, fin that it is a fair and reasonable price for said property. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and decreed that ~ sale of said property to .0. Ke Holmes at the price of $2500.00 be, and the same is hereby confirmed and the Cormissioner is authorised #9 directed, upon payment of the purchase price, to execute and del ae the purchaser a deed therefor in fee simple and out of the procee cad from said sale, he is to retain a commission of $35.00 as his eon to pay the taxes,costs of the action and documentary stamp and 90 balance then remains is to be credited to the judgment in this case John M. Oglesby Presiding Judge VATE te tt HEH Heat Hee ae SEEN Ht NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR Court, IREDELL COUNTY. @9O9 COSHH CESSES EHEC OEE eeeee eeenveaeee eevee Greensboro Joint Stock Land Bank ( VSe JUDGMEN® WF. Hall and wife, Pauline H. Hall, O° #0 e2 ce ce e¢ This caus€ coming on to be heard before me On Monday, November 23ra, 1936, and being heard and it appearing to the Court that the complaint was filed and sums mons issued on October 15th, 1936, and that summons ana complaint were duly served upon the defendants, and each of them, within the time allowed by law; And it further appearing that this action was instituted upon a note executed by the defendants \.F. Hall and wife, Pauline x, ‘all, to the Greensboro Joint Stock Land Bankk, on August 6th, 1926, for money borrowed in the sum of °9700.00, and for the foreclosure of the mortgace secubing said note, which said mortgage is recorded in, Mortgage Book 59, page 193, of the records of the Register of Deeds for fredell County, ‘orth Carolina; fnd it further appearing that no answer nor cemurrer has been filed within the time allowed by law and that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment $ fnd it furter appearing that the plaintiff is the owner of said note and there has been default in the payment thereof and under the terms of the note and mortgace all of said note has become due and payable and the pleintiff is entitled to the oreclosure of the tne mortgace for the payment of said Pndebtedness fnd it further appearing to the Court that there are unpaid taxes due the Ounty of Iredell in ths following amoints and for the following years, to which said amounts are to be added the interest and penalties:« 1930==$17).6733 1931=9$1490353 1932--812);.073 1933=-$100.36; 195h-=' 88.873 1935-93101.253 1936-96 91.93; ne above taxes are a prior lien upon said lands; Ind it further appearing that there is two drainare assessments, aggregating Rae, seudall from December 6th, 193, due the Fourth Creek Draina-e District, a one drainace asses ment, in the amount of 626.9), without interest to date, due Lhe Iredell<Rowen Drainace District, which Grainage assessments constitute a prior lien upon saic lands; Ind tt further appearing that there is now due the plaintiff by W.F. Hall ana wife, Pauline ir, Hall, the sue of $8,9)2.5), with interest from March lst, 1945, at the rate Gy cies aa . of siz Percent per annum, payable semi-annually, over ahd above all coun terclaims and {fetes Cue the defendants by the plaintiff, which amount is secured by the aforesaid i F Portgaces 4nd the court finding all of the foregoing facts to be true:- ‘ wy +8 now Ordered and af ajduged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants, W.F, mid on, a 1 and wife, fauline H, Hall, the sum of 95,942.5) with interest from March lst, 1933, at the rate of six percent per annum, payable semi-annually, unti} pata, together with the cost of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk; It is further ordered and adjudged that the lands described in Said mort, gage be and it is hereby condemmed to be sold for the payment of said indebt. edness, together with the cost of this action and the unpaid taxes and drainage assessments against said lands, which said lands are described as follows;. All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in Chambersburg Township, about six miles Hast of the City of Statesville, North Carolina, and near the Salisbury Hardsufface road, and on the old Georgie Public Road, and bounded on the North by the lands of Eli Sllls, J.R, Eddinger and Ed Longs on the East by the lands of Ed Long3 on the South by the lands of 1.F. Long, J.R. Alexander, 1.P, Alexander, and Fourth Creeks and on the Vest by the lands of W.W. Carter, and described by metes and bounds as follows:. Beginning at the center of the new channel of ourth Creek, Ed Long's corners; thence N. 2 E. 70 poles to a stake, said Long's corners; thence WN, 87 ". 53 poles to a stakes thence ". 3 E. 31 poles to a stake, Eddinger's corner; thence N. 88 w. 180 poles to a stake in the old weorgia Road; thence » 5 8, 19 poles to a stake on the east side of the Old Georgia Roads; thence wv. 86 We 190 3/4, poles to a ‘ogwood, Sill's corner; thence s, 3% vs ld poles to a thence S. 72 Ek. 35% poles to a stake, Carter's corner; stake, Carter's corner;/thence °, h wW, 20 poles to te center of new Fourt Creek ditch; thence dow -z with the various meanderings of the said Fourth Creek ditch 12 poles to the besinning, containine 230.1 acres, more or hess, and being the identical 1: Gescribed in deed from WR, Mills and wife to Wee Hall, dated January lth, 1913, and recorded in Sook 54, pace 5, office of the Keister of Pee for [Iredell ounty. BG is eeHeP Orde) ea what «i, Land be and he is hereby ap- saj Ointed Commissioner to make/: n Pp - akefsa ty On wonday, December 2th, 1936, at the Court House Door in Strat, ville ¥ avesville, Iredell county, !orth Carolina, for cash, 1 to the hichest 1ader after € advertisement of en} i lands fort hirty days immediate ly precedine sn! sale, at the ourt House } Sa ent tee ce oul lic places in Iredeli county. ana 4, © news , ; ; - wSpaper published in said ounty for once a week for ur weeks, and report sata sale to this Court for este t= f t er Orransa rdered adiudced +h ' ee A 1uared ft lat the def endar ts "FP. Hall and wife, Pauline 1. “all, be Rl i ane i nerehy fan - ‘ ae rever barred of any equity of recemp- tion ir . : , . } As , € is retained for punt A 3 a na ff ; | r orders, and for the appointment of 4 Receiver upon ay Plication of ] air the Plaintirr &S provided for by the mortgage deed, | et. Smith Clerk Of Super? op — Court. Pe tetede de Sabo tecesetee sedge ae dee sede se. cede ae ae NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, dA ded dod IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK. GREENSBORO JOINT STOCK LAND BANK VS o Ila Me Perry, individually, Illa M. Perry, Administratrix of C, Perry, JPe,y UC. Perry, D.A. Perry, Mrs. J. 3. Bell, MYse Lillian Lingerfelt, Mrs. \.!'. Tilley, Dorothy Perry, Oscar Perry, Grace Perryyand Clyde Perry, heirseatelaw of wW.c, Perry, Jre, FoL. Murdock, C.P. Ayers and wife, Bleaker Ayers, Browne RogereDixon Company, a corporation, Swift % Company, &@ corpe oration, Isidore Wallace, Statesville Oil Company and J, Hub Miller. Se ee eS SESS SSeS SSE LEE COS OKO ON 66K OOOO Oe ONS Sd OK dee Oe ewe an CEPAPEESES EOS U HEHEHE SHEED CR EEES OH 50 00 6.0:0:06.00.00 8800 Ons 60 00 00s 6 OWOd sees Oe came This cause coming on to he I é ‘6 me on “ionday, December 7th, 1936, and being heard arc it arpearing to the Court that the complaint was filed ard summons issued on October 17th, 1936, a that summons ar complaint were duly served upon the defendants, and each of t em, within the fime allowed by law;- ind it further appearing that this action was instituted upon a note execute ed by the defe ts, illa iM. Perry anc her husband, .C. Perry, Jr., to the ‘reensboro Joint Stock Land Bank, on December 9th, 1925, for money borrowed in the sum of $1100.00, and for the foreclosure of the mortgase securing said note, Which said mortgace ts recorded 13 ortga e jook 59, pase 120, of the records the Kesister of Deeds for lredell County, lJorth Carolina; And it rther appeari that t ibnor defendants have answered their Guardian Ad Litem, Zeb V. Long, Jre, in whic ar swer they deny that they have any i terest in the lands and ask for the sane relief as asked f r in the Complaints ard it also appearing to the Court that none of the other defenda ts ave filed answer nor demurrer to é complaint, within the time allowed by law, , that the plaintiff is now e titled to ent; it further anpea that the plaintiff is @ owner of te a t ere 4. £ y ¢ > te ¢ ‘ efault t i € t t ia E eT e t I ) i An + = . . ~* “88ge all of sald note as become due ar payable and the plaintiff is entitled to the foreclosure of the nortgage for the payment of said indebtedness; And it further appearing to the Court that there are unpaid taxes due the County of Iredell for 193 inttne sum of 917031; for 1935 in the sum of $19.66; and for the year 1936 for the sum of. $17+33, plus interest and PORE pee en Sonstituee a prior lien upon said lands; fnd it further appearing to the Court that there is a second lien upon said land in the sum of $1166.66, patediDesenber eth, 1925, ana r ecorded in Mops ve UB agg Book 65, page 166, of the records of the Register of Deeds for Iredell ao t Wty, North Carolina, said mortgage being held by the defendant F,L, Murdock: 3 And it further appearing that the equity of redemption is held in thi 8 land DY e.te Murdock by vi rtue of a dee dq dat 2q July 23 th, 1931, reco rded { e\/ VLC in Deed 300k 10), pace 147, of the records of the Kecister of Deeds Yor Iredel) County, North Carolin: “4 ge ee An , vounty, North Carolina, said deed beinz e: cused by C.P. Ayers ang wife. ni. 3 nc wife, Bleake na 4+ ft rther annennin. trot ? ye fe ae 3 . 9 * 4. U : u1eY apne arly? ere ‘ now due —1 e nlaintir - plaintiff by Ile y, minist ° Vl. seep ‘ astratrix of \.c, Perry, Ire, the; ° _ a iO hM a » ct as bh D> ca i] © 4 _ y 1st, 1936, at the rate of six DErcent pep annum, Over and above all counterclaims offsets due the defenda ts by the ply ‘rr QAnd for +} Pront) 1m > f “= [th $ r Sift, «& Tor the further m OL 20005 with interest from pril lst, 1936. ¢ Crom Api Let, 1936, fop - : e + A ge a - ¢ } 9 7 é ead r Man? ed mO] Lea TB And it furt > er annearine that #4 fo s 3 And it 1 r appeart h the llowing defendants hold +} f" I , x vin -Sneents hold the follow. *ng Jucgments, appearing on the Judgement Dockets of the Clerk of t3 e Suye rior our of rede] n+ ’ 1A linea ‘ Q H2 pn} $5079 eng t redell Co > 1 rodina, all of which Judrements are juntor/as™ the lien o laintiff, toewit:. Ae’.L. Murdock, for 3170 el Lth interest fn- Tanne ZO+t} ; ’ e/| *nverest from January 20th, 1933, and cost, iocketed January 30+) 1933, 3 . * c ? ry 9 » 2 by ; ent ocket 32 pace 32 Hub . aoe os oJof/Miller, for $68.50 with intereer - z ek 7 97 ° vom January 20th, 1943, and cost, docketed Ja ry 1933 . ’ YUHROSUCT AaL c é nt , ; . , ’ Oocket 2 , pa A) 23l.6 + + evr4 7 a fy) ‘ atesville Oil Com ny, for °2 im With Be 55 56 } > : : °. 1 res On voOelt5 from April lst, 193 )y cost dao a a > 7 => 4 } 7 1 . , 4) *7J249 In Judgement noe} - ’ » ‘cement Docket 26, pace 145. e Lsidore allace, for 10.00 ie — ee 4 b S fre nr Z O7 a tf} april 23rd, 1930, and cost, VURSU CD, pace 146, © orPowmeocer=Dixon Co ‘ or $92.1 aa sine ° terest from March 10th, 193], a co 4 > Oc ke ac : 1 1 ‘ , 1 man + aa — : ent Docket, 1931, ard cost, dockets ( Cc ) 4 > ] ) 7 re , Ocket 9 Y Te 126, a 4 ; ta ; Oing facts to be true:- i. ee 7 r A . ‘ lapped thet +3 = ‘ “ me plaintiff recover of the iefendant, la. Perry, individuals . " si , he ol \pyery, soe i ° « i oe sez PY» d ily) strix of " Perry, JY ey the s ‘ ° + ere » i A = 4 ie snuary ist, 1 29g at the rate of six erce + . ‘+i paid, and for the sum of $6005 ‘Om April ist, 10; ' ; 5 = sy I Lre i} rance ' r ith th 7© premium, together wi cost of this action, to be taxed he t i t ¥ 33 : rdere fia wad ] e | 8 tT. ] b 9 {+ 8 GQ at 2 lands 16s Lb J ies e * 40 1s hereby aor sol “S°¥ condemned to he f i t etneyr i 4 sold -OYr the paymen , f said inde! ° Oret e to ction € unp t acainst A acti th hi th Said ar . 4 vil un aid vaxes r n a ; Ww lan 49 are 8&3 ribed as Tollows 7 Se All that ce-te; " ~ =. W@SB Craet, panne > PEFCCL OF pleas of land, located in Chambersburg Townshi i — rede Yay ap . 11 County, lying about 7 mil 4 f miles Ville ang On bot} Southeastor the City of States- N sides o the Amity ,. 7 on ‘lay Road, and bounded on the North 4 a by the lands of F.L. Murdock; on the Rast by the lands of I.L. Murdock and W.P. Morton; on the South by the lands of T.I. Clodfe&ter; and on the West by the lands of R.L. Murdock and J.0, Smith, and more particularly described as follows:-= Beginning at a stake, '.{. Clodfelter's corner in nee Murdock's line and runs thence S. 634 E. 73 poles to a store in “eP,. Morton's lines; thence Ne with his line 432 E. 75 poles to a stake, }'.L. Murdock's corners; thence with his line W. 86 Ne 5 3/4 poles to a stone, his corner; thence . 15 Ek. 35 poles toa pine, in F.L. Murdock's line; thence with his line NN. 86 WW. 106 L/5 poles to a dogwood in J.C. Smith's line; thence Ss, l W, 55% poles to the beginnin » contd ning 57 acres, more or less, and being the land conveyed to ".C. Perry, Jr. oy E.C, Perry and wife, hy deed dated December 5th, 1925. It ts further ordered ard adjudged that E.1. Land be and he is hereby ap- + rT? pointed Commissioner to make said sale at noon, on ionday, January llth, 1937, at the Court House Door in Statesville, Iredell Younty, ‘orth Carolina, for cash, to the hirhest bidder, after due advertisement cf said lands for thirty lays immeciately preceeding said sale, at the Court HousecD or and three other ¢ GU public places in iredell County, and in some newspaper published in said County <a or once a week for four weeks, and report said sale to this Court for further t ls further ordered and adjudged that the defendants be and they are hereby forever barred of any equity of redemption in said lands, his cmse is betained for further orders, and forthe appointment of a keceiver upon application of the plaintiff as privéded for by the mortgare deed, ‘ . Smith 30H. Smit erk of Superior Courte —_—- - Tee Fall Term, 1936 Iredell County - ' ‘ » h —>—_ NOeDTT ove e~ artin Vs PITA Mm e JUDGE L Les 07 ter Boyd, Marl Rimmer, Cleve oo > <— <> <> “ades and Sam Nesbit ‘Als cause came on to be argued upon the transcript of the record from the Superiop Court of Iredell County:- upon consideration whereof, this Court is of Opinion that there is no error in the record and proceedings of said Superior Court. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court here, that the o- i Pinion of the Court, be certified to the said Superior Court, to the intent u that the judgment is affirmed, And it is considered and adjudged firther, that the defendants and surety D.3. Benson do pay the costs of the appeal iy this Court incurred, to-wit, the sum of Hight 20/100 dollars ($8.20), and ex. ecution issue therefor, A True Copy: idward Murray _ he Clerk of the Supreme Court. SUPREME CO 'IRT OF NORTH CAROLINA®FALL THRM, 1936 NOe 377= R.E. Martin V. Lester Boyd, et al Appear by defendants from Alley, J., March Term, 1936, of fredell, Civil action to recover damaces for wrongful assault. Verdict and judgment for plaintiff, damages being assessed at 2200, from which the defendants appeal, assi ming errors. eA. Tarlton and %urked jurke for plaintiff, appellee, + £ Zebe V. Turlinscton and Lewis Lewis for cefendants, appellants, —— Per Curiam: The trial court instructed the jury that under the facts in th instant case, the efendants did not have the rich} to shoot sow plaintiff's tire i rder to stop hime Exception, efendants sa t r be armed with process, this rizht would have existed, ergo the mer act that they were not armed wit) proeess would ot e t I 1c t il, € conclusion is a non sequitur. Olloway W. Moser, 193 \.C., 185, 136 gs, op 3756 he defendants were outside the tere ritory whic t ized to a iv warrante Se Ve Sicman, —_—> <_< 3 ~ ~ 4 > 8 + ~ \O N ON 4 +o ‘ H v ip VS. ‘ srady Laurence This Cause came y + + : “19 On to be argued una, 41 | Prgued upon t} transcript of the record from the Superior Court of Iredel} Countyse upon consideration whereof, It is, CO ry side ed an: 141 ao a ee ka ldged DY the ourt here, that the opinion of ne Court, as delive 7 the 3 Sred by the fonorable Devin, Justic 6 tified ,’ t ou C6, e cer = to the intent that t) ai to the said Su eeeG superior Court hereby dismissed © appeal be and the same 1s I ) 1LSMissed an "ding ‘ccording to law 48 declared in Said opinio ind it is cone sidered and ad fy - “ Ne An ~ 80judged further t} 48P, that the defenda “endent pay the costs of the appeal in this Court incurred, to-wit, the , i Sum of six 05/100 dollars ($6.05), and 7 ZA execution issue therefors Hdward Murray A True Copy: ~ ” Clerk of the Supreme Court. SUPREME COURT OF NORTH CAROLINA, FALL TERM, 1936. NO. “Hl 6 STATE V. BRADY LAURENCE, Motion by the State to docket and dismiss appeal by defendant from Shaw, Emergency Judge, at August Term, 1936, of Iredell superior Courte Appeal Dismissed. AAFP. Seawell, Attorney General, and larry McMullan, Assistant Attorney General, for State. At the August Term, 1936, of t he Superior County, said term beginning Ausust 3, Bra y Laurence was tried upon indictment charging him with the mrder of one %, ‘lyde Ervin, in Sane Sebineual @ aie dict of guilty of murder in.the first degree and therevpon sentence of death was pronounced by the court, he defe t gave notice of peal to the upreme urt a wa allowed thirty davs wi hin which to serve statement of case on appeal, othing has been done toward perfecting the appeal. The time allowed for serving statement of case has long since expired. State v. the prisoner, having failed to make out and serve statement of case on appeal, ost his right to prosecute his appeal, « the motién of the State I pI ° n : to docket ar ismiss must be allowed, iowever, thi: eing a case L . 7 . . . . . . vie L.te risoner is volved, we have examined the record to see if any error appears on +} ‘ac > nen 1 i J error appear: the face of the record, he examination reveales no error, C e % liame Co Oe ¢ , ¥ ‘yr S () 9) . Lar 20 eCeoy 4523 ite Ve. Kenyon, 210 eGey 296 o rue Copy dward \ irray yLerk of thie preme Court of lorth ~~ arolina, North Caroline In the Superior Court Iredell County, Before the Judge Honoreble Frenk ii. armstrong, Resident Judge of the Fifteenth Judiciel District I, ©. %. Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court in énd for the County «nd Strte éforessid, hereby petition your Honor to erent’an order el. lowing me to be ebsent from the office, on Monday, December eoth, 1750. I, desire to teke © vacetion for five isys. I heve , compe- tent end efficient Deputy who will be int office during my ebsence. Very 1 ectfully, « G. Smith l Su ior Court 7 + - s & , . NM th Caroli : ) in the suderi< Court 1 v Fift th Judicial District ) C ; r vourt of Iredell Count rth ; 2 lir vi L i ’ sent e the office r Jle tne .) l ; \ 4 t ’ t sur lin , ey Jecembder t l 5 \ ’ SE c - Ss t € od 4 SUlTicleéent € 3S & , t id . > th, be ) oO ed > € é > v ¢ 4 + Vv rt tor Ire- q 7? + . Li 5 Y Y f ] ’ , y ’ J Vi 4 he lesves éetent f ; f A A 1 ence. ’ 4~ SScUK oo. arPmstron an? TisAvwe ra ’ i nt Judes I the Fifteenth c : ‘ trian 46. Yilstriect ~—b mm ow State ofNorth Carolina In the Superior Court County of Iredell. The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Plaintiff JUDGMENT AND ORDER OF FURECLOSURE vs Mate M. Sherrill, Clarence G Fitz- gerald and wife Helen Fitzgerald and C E Hawthorne, Collector gor H A Smith, Estate. Defendants. This is an action for the foreclosure of a morteage made, execu- t ted end delivered to the Federal Land Bank of Columbia by the defendents, TJ Sherrill end Kate M Sherrill on the 27th day of liarch, 1j24, to secure a note of even date therewith, given by the seid defendant to the said The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, which is now the legal owner and holder there- of, in the sum of SEVENT£EN HUNDAED (§1700.00) Dollars, with interest there- on at the rate of five } (534 per centum per annum from the date thereof and peyable in @ certein number of definitely stated emortization installments, the seid mortgage having been duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the County end Stute efores:id on the e7th day of March, ly,2h, in Book 56 at pege 127, and covering the same lands describe@ in the Compleint heretofore filed in this cause, which ere located and bounded @s follows: All thet certein tract or parcel of lend. loceted in Fallstown Township, Iredell County, North Caroline, about three miles Southwest of the Town of Troutman, and lying on both sides of the East Monbo Koad, containing 101i acres, more of less, and bounded on the North by the lends of C K Brown and VE Haynes; on the East by the lands of R L Cavin; on the South by the lends of J H Troutman's estete end C H Brown end on the west by the lends of C H Brown end J H Troutman’s estate, and being of such shepes, end distences as eppears from e survey thereof mede by W W Williemson, Surveyor, which is atteched to the ab- Sstract end on file with the Federal Lend Bank of Columble, S C. It appearing to the setisfection of the Court that the Summons herein was issued on the 28th dey of October, 1,46, and thet the same was fuly served on all the defendants herein more than thirty (30) deys prior hereto and the Complaint, properly verified, was filed herein, as required by law, e@ copy of which was duly end lezally served on all resident defend- ents; and it further eppeering thet the defendents Kate ii Sherrill, Clarence G Fitzgerald, Helen Fitzgereld end C E Hawthorne, Collector for ll! A Smith Estate, heve neither appeared, enswered nor demurred thereto end are now in default ana that the facts alleged in the pleintiffr’s Compleint are true end correct, that the condition of the mortgege herein mentioned has been broken and that there is now due and owing to the plaintiff on the above describe indebtedness the sum of FIFTEEN LiUNDRED FORTY end 15/100 Dollars ($1540.19), for all of which the plaintiff is entitled to demend judgment, IT Is, therefore, on motion of pleintiff's Attorneys, State of North Carolina Departnent of Archives and History Raleigh This is to certify that : microphotographs appearing on this reel are true and accurate reproductions of the records listed on the target (title) sheet preceding each v me or series of records microfilmed hereon; that the records nicrofil n the date and at the reduc- tion ratio indicated; were in the cust target sheet(s). It is further certifi he ie records listed on the aforesaid target sheet(s) were micr Sections 845.1 = 8=45. neré Ste : * North Carolina; and that in order to insure archival quality and authentic production of records filmed, they were microfilmed in the manner prescribed,and with equipment and film approved, by the State Department of Archives and History. —— ( Signed) Camera Operator END OF BOOK