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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1941IN THE SUPERIOR court FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM 191 MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, te 41% 416 [ In the Superior Court. aii , AES Iredell County. IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, 19h Be Rebecca Hamby, Administratrix 4 Be it remembored that a Superior Court was begun and held in and for the ii of Cameron M. Hamby ) ‘§ 1 Vi } comty and State aforesaid at the Courthouse in Statesville, N.C. on this the 27th # vs " PETITION FOR APPROVAL OF ATTORNEYS! pp 10:00 ote ‘ he ) . day of January, 191, at : o'c.ock AeM., when and where His Honor, J. H. Clement i Queen City Coach Company, q le nt, ‘ba a corpora tion ' Juige presiding and holding Courts in tiis the Pifteenth Judicial District, Spring PGR Term, 191, is present and presiding, and the Honoravle Charles L. Co gin, Solicitor To the Honorable Frank M. Armstrong, Resident Judge of the 15th Judicial District: and prosecuting attorney in this the Fifteenth Judicial District, is present and if . | u The petition of W. H. MeElwee of North Wilkesboro, and John A. Scott, of prosecuting in the name of the State, and John Whi-e Moore, High Sheriff of Tredell b j Statesville, respectfully shows to the Court: e ; ° Nabe county, 1s present and opened Court by order of the Court. ri lst. That they instituted the above entitled action in the Superior Court e aa. _ of Iredell County upon a claim for death by wrongful act on the part of the plaintire John White Moore, High Sheriff of “redell County returns into open Court the mee Administratrix against the Queen City Coach Company growing out of an automobile . 5 3 if collision that happened in St:tesville, N. C. in which the plaintiff's intestate wag names of the following good and lawful men to sefve as jurors for this the January ee fatally injured in a collision with a bus of the defeniant corporation. . : term, 191, Iredell Superior Court - and for a Grand Jury to serve fora period of | end. That the petitioners entered into an agreement with the said Adminis- a " - . tratrix with reference to their compensation for bringing said action, by which the Six Months ending June 30th, 191, as follows, to-wit; same was made subject to the approval of the Superior Court. . FP. Le Moore J. M. Goble John Shoemaker iene Beker 4rd. That said action was terminated at the Novenber Term of Iredell Superior : Ht Court and resulted in a compromise judgment by which the plaintiff recovered $2500.00 Jon T. Gilleland Kenneth Wilkinson He Ke Brawley C. G. Kennorly from the defendant, which is now available for distribution. }. Ae Woodfin le Me. Sarmard I. S. Yonnelly R. C. Holland a hth. That the services performed by the petitioners to the plaintiff con- iv sisted of investigation of the accident, reducing to writing and taking of statements ‘G. B. Hanna R. A. Abernathy Be P. Harris To. We. Critz i from the eye witnesses to the wreck in order to preserve the testimony, investization : : ‘| of the law relative to liability, which was denied by thedefendant, qualifying the ¥. R. Holland Flake Holland C. C. McLaughlin Me He Belk plaintiff as Administratrix, preparing the complaint and filing the action in form : pauperigin Iredell County and in prosecuting the action to a settlement with Mr. Jom R. C. Grose G. W. Nash Le E. Hayes W. J. Crater M. Robinson of the law fim of Robinson and Jones of Charlotte, who represented the ss defendant. That the petitioners have received no compensation whatever for their F, tT. Loftin Je He Weaver Lathan Hager Je Mie Aery services in the matter and that they are of the opinion that per cent of the ‘ amount of the judgment is a fair and just compensation for thelr services as such ‘tf. L. Collins We E. Hoover James Wi. Seville Je Be Rhyne attorneys. i. T. Curtis W. E. Hunter T. Me Rickert P. L. Shim ee . : ing WHEREFOIE, the petitioners pray that the Court will make an order, approving ; co such sum as to it shall seem just and proper for the services performed, to be paid The following men were duly drawn, sworn and empanelled to serve as the Grand te the said attorneys out of the proceeds of said judgment. Jury for the Six Months period ending June 40th, 191, as follows, to-wit: Respectfully submitted, 1. Loftin W. T. Curtis J. B. Rhyne W. He McElwee p +L. Shinn Lathan Hager Me He Belk John A. Scott ‘en Attormeys for the piaintiff “oon T, Gilleland John Shoemaker J. M. Goble “Mls Aery T. Me Rickert L. E. Hayes ORDER Le . = * % Hunter Kenneth Wilkinson Re C. Grose | ff ¥ F 1 tal Upon the foregoing petition and after personal appearance of the plainti " E. Hoover G. W. Nash Flake Holland | 1 s 6 +} sso } 1 . before the undefsigned, the Court is of the opinion that 430 (thirty) per cent 4 The following men were duly sworn to serve as the petit jury for this the rmed P i ” : fair and reasonable compensation for the said attomeys for the services perfo Ist Week of the January Term, 191, Superior Court of Iredell County, to-wit: in this matter and hereby approves such compensation in full of all services L. Moore C. 0. Kennerly R. C. Holland i, by the petitioners in this cause. A. Woodtin Gene Baker W. Re Holland J, ¥ Dated and signed at Troy, pec. 10, 190. 4. Weaver C. C. McLaughlin T. W. Critz i, Prank M. Armstrong v4 ot J Crater —_— R. A. Abernathy Resident Judge een — I. g, ¢ * Yonnelly eee * ee" FB. T. Loftin, sworn as Foreman of the Grand Jury. # do a a a i. B. White, sworn as Officer to the Grand Jury. 418 G. Be Hanna, excused on Doctor's certificate, W. L. Collins, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK = JANUARY TERM, 191 MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, 191; dead. H. M. Barnard, not retumed. James W. Seville, excused on Doctor's certificate, H. R. Brawley, failed to answer. The following men were sworn in as talis-jurors for the term: Me C. Smith Allen Brown E. Le. Estes Noe 32 State -vs- Lee F. Blevins No. 1 State -vs- Hoyt M. Lippard Noe 52 State -vs- Samuel Hiatt No. 58 State evs- Robert Hunt Noe 13 State e-vs- G. &. Washburn No. 80 State -vs- Andy Moose No. 92 State -vs- Glenn Privette Noe 95 Stete -vs- Jimmie Campbell Noe 102 State «vse Mary McDonald No. 104 State -vs- Re. P. Wilhelm No. 105 State -vse Felton Dalton Noe 132 State -vs- Howard Pruette |< ——-—_—<— D. F. Miller Richard Williams R. S. Templeton A.W.D.W. WITH INTENT TO KILL. Alias Instanter Capias, COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. NON COMPLIANCE. Alias Instanter Capias. NON COMPLIANCE. Alias Instanter C-pias. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders, NON COMPLIANCE. Alias Instent@ Capias. NON COMPLIANCE. Alias Instanter Capias. DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WORSHIP. Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation). Continued under former orders. Ne Pe Stout Je BH, West D. W. Speaks ( Oe ig tate “rr Suber sherrill Hon 199 @ evs- re Johnson ( NO» 17h state “VS= Archie Seagraves (a 175 state <v8= Archie Seagraves ( fo. 188 State -VS=- Donald H. Troutman ( No. 194 State -VS= Robert M. Troutman / No. 196 State -vVs- Kenneth Gibson { Noe 199 tate -vse Paul Beaver / Hoe 205 State evg- Frank W. Long / No, 239 State -vge Shirley Hugfman / No. 2h0 State oyge Artell Nanny fo, 251 State “VS- Yates White V flo. 252 S ate “VS- Yates White V lo. 260 State “VSse MB. Brookshire { lo, 27 State * ye B. Wallace = << ee aS < o-——<—<-> S>—_ — —<——S><—_ o< oo <—_ << << o<_ — oS — o> <—_ SS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM, 19) MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, 19) COMPLIANCE. Continued um er former orders, COMPLIANCE. (0n Probation) Continued under former orders. NON COMPLIANCE WITH COURT ORDERS, Alias Instanter Caplias. NON COMPLIANCE WITH COURT ORDERS Alias Instanter Capias, COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders, COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Prot tion) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. FORGERY. Alias Instanter Capias. COMPLIANCE. (on Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE AND POSSESS TAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE Continued until May Term, 19). POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. Continued until May Tem, 191. OPERATING AUTOMOBILE WHILE DRIVERS LICENSE IS REVOKED. Alias Instanter Capias. OPERATE MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE DRIVERS LICENSE IS REVOKED. Continued under former orders. ROBBERY WITH FIREARMS. Prayer for judgment continued indefinitely. 419 Noe 299 State -vs- Clerg Robenette No. 383 State -vs- Henry L. Marlowe Noe 292 State -vs- Paul Dewey White No. 31 State «vse Paul D. White No. 32 State -vs-e Grier Benfield No. 33 State -vs- John D. Beaver No. 35 State -vs- John Waddell, alias 'Sonny' Waddell a IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRBT WEEK -~ JANUARY TERM, 19h MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, 191 ROBBERY WITH FIREARMS. Blias Instanter Capias,. ABANDONMENT & NON SUPPORT. Continued until the May Tem, 191. TRANSPORT & POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. Continued for the defendant until May Term, 19), DRIVING DRUNK. Continued for the defendant until May Term, 19). BASTARDY. Continued until May Term, 191. ABANDONMENT AND NON SUPPORT. Contimed until May Term, 191. MURDER. On this the 27th day of January, A.D., 19l1, Iredell County Superior Court, the Grand Jury, composed of Eighteen Members (Foreman and seventeen members) return into open Court a Bill of Indictment, signed by F. T. Loftin, Foreman of said Grand Jury, charging the defendant, John Waddell, alias 'Sonny' Waddell, with the capital offense of MURDER, in words and figures as follows: SUPERI( COURT JANUARY TERM, 1941. THE JURORS FOR THE STATE UPON THEIR OATH PRESENT: That John Waddell, alias 'Sonny' Waddell, late of the County of Iredell, on the 5th day of January, A.D., 1941, with force and arms, at and in the said County, unlawfully, willfully, feloniously, and of his malice aforethought, did kill and murder Horace Rucker contrary to the form of the statute in such case made end provided, and against the peace and dignity of the State. "STATE OF NORTH CARQLINA IREDELL COUNTY Coggin aa ~ pO11 ci tor No. 3545 STATE vs JOHN WADDELL, ALIAS ‘Sonny! Waddell INDICTMENT MURDER WITNESS Reid Bailey xX J. W. Moore x W. S. Thomas Henry Henkel S. C. Mccrary Sonny Foote Joe Hill LeRoy Gresham C. H. Knox (col) Ed. Daniels Those marked X sworn by the undersizned foreman, and examined by the Grand Jury, and this bill found A TRUE BILL. Loftin 7+ 2s " Foreman of the Grand Jury H. M. C. Re { NOs / Noe 321 tate #V8S- pe Johnson 35h, stave -VS~ nu ( No» Stat Wesl / No» Stat Price 36), @ -V5- ey Stinson 269 @ -V8- Bdgar Moore ( No» Stat Karl H. Bennett { Ho. Stat Karl H. Bennett Ho. hb 6 -VS- 347 @ -VSe 34.6 State -vs- Kerl H. Bennett No. Stat Karl Yo, Stat Kar) Yo, Stat 347 e -VSe H. Bennett 348 @ -VS- H. Bennett 349 @ «vs. Hs Bennett FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM, 191 IN THE SUPERI® Court MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, i9i4 421 LARCENY & RECEIVING. te Mag Defendant called and Failed, Capias. Judgment Nisi, Sci Fa and Ins tanterf HOUSEBREAKING & LARCENY Als A TRUE BILL. D LARCENY & RECEIVING. A TRUE BILL. a DRIVING DRUNK. ha = fend << through his attorney, John G. Lewis, pleads Not The following jury: F. L. Moore, N. A. Woodfin 1. ¥ o . > = tedlied 7° 4 Je He Wea viet C. C. McLaughlin, Gene Baker, C. 0, Kennerly, T. W. ae Be W. J. Crater, B. P. Harris, M. C. Smith, D. F. Miller, ana N. |i P. Stout, being duly sworn and empanelled, returns a verdi Guilty as charged in the Bill of Indictment. "ee F sonal bs $59 Open for judgment. Defendant ordered into custody of th a Sheriff of +redell county. ’ 7 AR FORGERY. A True Bill. FORGERY. , A True Bill. a FORGERY. The defendant, through his attomey, John hi. a plea of Nolo Contendere. McLaughlin, tenders Judgment of the Court is that the defeni’ant be confined in the common jail of lredell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS and be assigned to work on the public roads under the direction of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. FORGERY. The defendant, through his attorney, John R. McLaughlin, tenders | a plea of Nolo Vontendere. Judgment of the Court is that the de-endant be confined in the Common jail of +redell County for a period of FOUR MONTHS and be assigned to work on the public roads under the direction of the State Highway and Public “orks Commission. This sentence to go into effect at the expiration of the sentence imposed in Case No. 3h6,(above). FORGERY. : The defendant, through his attorney, John R. McLaughlin, tenders | & plea of Nolo Contendere. | the defendant be confined in the for a period of SIX MONTHS and ion of be assigned to work on the public roads under the direct the atate Highway and Publi. Works Commission. oe Sea, to commence at the expiration of sentences impdsed °. m nae | and 31,7 (above). Commitment and Capias not to issue same . sentence into effect provided the defendant remains & abiding citizen for a period of Three Years. yf Judgment of the Court is that common jail of Iredell County FORGERY. The defendant, through his attorney, John R. McLaughlin, tenders a plea of Nolo Contendere.- Judgment of the Court 1s that the defendant 00 oo a all common jail of Iredell County for 4 period of FOUR Peaiien ol be assigned to work on 0 eee leas ak This sentence blic "o om . 4 the State Highway and Pu in Case Wo, 346 (above). to run concurrent with sentence 429 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ; FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM 192 MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, 19h IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM, 192 42 MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, 191. 3 Noe 355 | HOUSEBREAKING, LARCENY & RECEIVING. so 354 ) Bees een & LARCENY. John Henry Griffin {? A TRUE BILL. atte Oe ee eer . will fr Judgment of the Court is tha | : t the defend / oo | | common jail of Iredell County for a t dant be confined in the No. 356 ) HOUSEBREAKING. assigned to work on the roads under tas aie ice oF the dase Rciis mamas A TRUE BILL. Highway and Public Works Commission, rection of the State , | F { ae / me 200 ; ) FORGERY. 50 ) FORGERY. James C. Joll | a oRuE BILL Wie v8 | avoles of Nol Contenders, “wtomey, Hugh G. Mitchell, ¢ . i+Y T . pi ¢. Jolly a plea of Nolo Contendere. ‘ _—- | | No. 352 —_— Open for judgment until Tuesday, Janusyy 28th, 19)1. f Stute -vs- James C. Jolly A TRUE BILL. / oe 351 ) FORGERY. i ' omnes state <VS8= ) The defendant, through his attorney, Hugh G. Mitchell, t e ted oO ‘omens ‘anes C. JOLLY } a plea of Nolo Contendere. eect — ; BILL. | James C. Jolly ) A TRUE BILL Open for judgment until Tuesday, January 28th, 19). ie ' No. 365 } HOUSEBREAKING, LARCENY & RECEIVING. | State -vs-e } Woe 352 ) FORGERY \ . s e R T Oe Z = os 14 Baxter Millsaps, Jr.) A TRUE BILL. State «vse § The defendant, through his attomey, Hugh G. Mitchell, tenders Janes C. Jolly } a plea of Nolo Contendere. ie HOUSEBREAK/NG, LARCENY & RECEIVING. Open for judgment until Tuesday, January 28th, 191. Charles Roger ) A TRUE BILL. | Millsaps } | / . No. 353 ) FORGERY. . " a State -vs- ) The defendant, through his attorney, Hugh G. Mitchell, tenders I 2YRPERAKITNA AT x 2 FATT nq . A 7 v9 ? ‘ Hod 567 HOUSEBREAKING, LARCENY & RECEIVING. jes C. Jolly ) a plea of Nolo Contendere. : ; Percy Miller ) A TRUE BILL. / Open for juigment until Tuesday, January 28th, 191. No. 368 ) HOUSEBNEAKING, LARCENY & RECEIVING. ane ret J A TRUE BILI Ho. 365 } BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. Baxter Millsaps, Jr.§ A TRUE BILL. State «vse ) The defendant, through his attorney, Hugh G. Mitchell, tenders Baxter Millsaps, Jr.) a plea of Nolo Contendere. + hd f T TTS RT KT s awk. .Ttr 2. > rr wr + er HOUSEBREAKING, LARCENY & RECEIVING. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be conf4 ned in the Percy If r IE B common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS Percy Miller } A TRUE BILL. and be assigned to work on the roads under the direction of the ' State Highway and Public Works Commission. No. 370 ) HOUSEBREAKING, LARCENY & RECEIVING. State -vs- ) Charles Roger A TRUE BILL. : LARCE] Sian Hos 368 ) BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. Be la ap a “VS- The defendant, through his attorney, Hugh G. Mitchell, tenders axter Milisaps, Jr.} a plea of Nolo Coutendere. Noe 3h5 b MURDER Judgnent of the Court is that the defendant be oe a State -vs- } F. W. Williams,(col), attorney at law of Winston-Salem, N+ ak he seth of Teaeh), Coen tl,. coone walet the direction of the John Waddell ) appears as Private Prosecution in this case. State Highway and Public Works Commission. — ae Re run r {4mposed in Case No. ove). The defendant, through his counsel, John G. Lewis and sore, v concurrent with sentence imp McLaughlin, tenders a plea of GUILTY OF SECOND DEGREE ene which plea the State accepts and waives the right to try i 1 t . ' R ee ee ee ee ee os rag } BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. + sateen. Se Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined ae an. { The defendant, through his attorney, Hug . , States Central Prison, at Raleigh, N. C., at hard labor 2 a, @ plea of Nolo Contendere- period of NOT LESS THAN FIFTEEN YEARS NOR MORE THAN — ndant be confined in the Judgment of the Court is that the defe oma jail of Iredell County for ® period of xine Oe oF | < . and be assigned to work on the roads under the supe the state Highway and Public Works Commission. No. 36 } GRAND LARCENY (Larceny of Automobile) gre» presss State -vs- ) The defendant, through his attorney, Zeb. V- Longs “**? Wesley Stinson ) Guilty. tell ie nfined ie ool Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be co common jail of Iredell County for a period of ¢ the 8 be assigned to work on the roads under Highway and Public Works Commission. the direction ° 424 Noe 370 State -vs- Charles Roger Millsaps Noe 367 State -vs- Percy Miller No. 369 State -vs- Percy Miller No. 363 State -vse Pless Sweet No. 380 tate -vs-e Dock Campbell No. 38) State -vs- Charlie F. Shuford No. 381 State -vs- Mabel Patterson No. 382 State -vs- Emma Lee Redman Se i oS —_ SS aS eS —- <_< oo] —_\ o<><«<> IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM, 19h2 MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, 19) ERBAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. he defendant, through his attomey, Hu G. y a plea of Nolo Contendere. . gh Mi tehel1, tenders Judgment of tne Court is that the defendant b comnon jail of Iredell Younty for a period of and be assigned to work on the roads under the doom MONTHS State Highway and Public Works Commission, This sent On of the run concurrent with sentence imposed in Case No. =" to © confined in the BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. The defendant, through his attorney, Hugh Ga. Mitchel a plea of Nolo Contendere. : ty tonders Judgment of the Court is -hat the defendant be confi comion jail of *+redell County for a period of BIGHTERN wore and be assigned to work on the roads under the direction of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. : BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. The defendant, through his attorney, Hugh G. Mitchell, tenders a plea of Nolo Contendere. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of EIGHTEEN MONTHS and be assigned to work on the roads under the direction of the State liighway and Public Works Commission. This santence to run concurrent with sentence imposed in Case No. 467. ABANDONMENT & NON SUPPORT. Nol Prosed With Leave on condition the Prosecuting Witness pays the cost in full. HOUSEBREAKING, A TRUE BILL. FORNICATION & ADULTERY. The defendant pleads Not Guilty. L. Moore The following jury was duly sworn and empanelled: F. 1. 7 e N. A. Woodfin, D. F.Miller, B. P. Harris, J. H- anam, sol tant McLaughlin, Gene Baker, T. W. Critz, W. J. Crater, Re & and R. A. Abernathy. ™ and During the trial of this case the Court orders a Non-sult dismisses this action. FORNICATION & ADULTERY. The defendant pleads Not Guilty. a. The following jury was duly sworn and empanelled; N. A. Woodfin, D. F. Miller, B. P. Harris, J+ He McLaughlin, Gene Baker, T. W. Critz, W. J. Vrater, and R. A. Abernathy. FP, Le Moore, C. Oe me. Ce. Hollie and esuit During the trial of this case the Court orders @ Non dismisses this action. t { Noo 310 State «VS- ya jor Foote ( Noe 371 State <vVS- Jmious L. Furr Noe 372 State -VS- aie L. Furr Noe 358 State -vs- Jim Saunders Y Noe 359 State -vs= Edd Duff ( Yo. 360 State -vs- Theodore Johnston ( No, 361 State «vs- Maybelle Rinehardt v lo. 357 5. H. Bastian { No. 386 State -Vs- Eddie Young / No. 386 State -Vs- Ridie Young me Grand Jury passed on all bills of indictment presented to them. With Inst bermission of Judge J. H. {tutions until the May Term, 191, Denton to the fact that our services will not terminate until the We have no recommendations to make at this time. ‘i FIRST WEEK = JANUARY TERM 191 <—S <x oS —_ eae SS <—_ SS eS — oS SS —_—_— IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT 425 MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, 191 ABANDONMENT & NON SUPPORT oF HIS ILLEGI The defendant, throu his at Guilty. ” —s The following jury was duly sworn an ° M N. A. Woodfin, D. F. Miller, B. p, ee ty oa McLaughlin, Gene Baker, T. W. critz, I, 3° Connelly, R. Cc. Holland and R. A. Abernathy. oT During the trial of this act judgment of non-suit. missed. TIMATE CHILD. John G. Lewis, pleads Not ion the defendant makes motion fo Motion allowed ana this action is dis. ASSAULT ON FEMALE. The defendant was called and failed, Jua, N + Sci Fa and Instanter capias. “gnent Nisi, Instenter The prosecuting witness, Lula Taylor, called and failed. ment Capias Ad Testificandum Instanter. — FORGERY. A True Bill. FORGERY. A True Bill. ROBBERY. A True Bill. ROBBERY. A True Pill. ROBBERY. A True Bill. ROBBERY. A True Bill. MANSLAUGHTER. A True Bill. EMBEZZLEMENT A True Bill. EMBEZZLEMENT. The defendant pleads Not Guilty. The following jury: F. a C. C. McLaughlin, Gene Baker, C- Sef I. 3. ceanitis, B. P. Harris, M. C. Smith, D. F. corny es A N. P. Stout, being duly sworn and empanelled, return eae of GUILTY OF EMBEZZLEMENT AS CHARGED IN THe BILL OF I} 7 . dant be confined in It is judgment of the Court tht the defenc the Sateen’ bass of Iredell County for a term of NS ar and be assigned to work on the roads under the direc State Highway and Public Works Commission. Ne. A. Woodfin, J. H. Weaver, O. Kennerly, T. W. Critz, GRAND JURY REPORT JANUARY TERM, 191 Clement we deferred visitations to County 1 Superior Court. Iredel p end of six months tfully submitted, Respec y F. T. Loftin Foreman “Iredell County Grand Jury } : I. 426 No. 385 State -vs- Hubert Strange This Honorable Court takes recess until Tuesday Morning, January 28 at 9:40 o'clock. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM 19) MONDAY, JANUARY 27th, 191 ) RAPE. } On this the 27th day of January, A.D., 191. 1 Superior Court, the Grand Tuy, ‘ooabobba cr’ atti ell County (The Foreman and seventeen members) return into phn Members ben Court 9 Foreman of trange, with as follows: "STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA SUPERIOR ¢ TOR CO IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, dep, n THE JURORS FOR THE STATE UPON THEIR OATH PRESENT: Strange, late of the County of Iredell, on the tier aeres aie A.D., 191, with force and arms, at and in the County Fo Janua unlawfully, willfully, and feloniously did commit an Po one Alice Mitchel, a female, and her the said Alice Mitchel on loniously, by force and against her will, dia ravish and cam know against the form of the statute in such case made and pro. vided and against the pesce and dignity of the State, True Bill of Indictment, signed by F. T, Loftin said Grand Jury, charging the defendant, Hubert’s the capital offense of RAPE, in words and figures Charles L. Coggin ‘Solicitor "No. 385 sa TA 2 SE vs HUBERT STRANGE INDICTMENT RAPE WITNESS Alice Mitchell © x T. Z. Sherrill xX H. 0. Hoover C. R. Bailey Morrison Carmilla Stergus May Stergus Those marked X sworn by the undersigned foreman, and exam! ned before the Grand Jury and this bill found A TRUE BILL. FP. T. Loftin Foreman of the Grand Jury " At the presentment of the above Bill of Indictment in Open Court the defendant, Hubert Strange, was present in open Court in his own proper person, in custody of John White Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina, whose prisoner he 20, ae said defendant, Hubert Strange was duly arraigned on said Bill of Indictment of RAPE, to which said Bill of Indictment the said defendant, Hubert Strange, PLEAD NOT GUILTY and for his trial puts himself upon his God and his Country. The prisoner, Hubert Strange, being present at the Bar at of Court in his own proper person and in custody of vine. oe and th Iredell County, and it being made to appear to the OTe al Court finding as a fact that the defendant is charged ee, 3 and that he has no counsel and is unable to employ commer stom is therefore ordered by the Court that Zeb. V. Long, ora’ gepeent at Law, be, and he is hereby appointed to appear for a of this 4 said prisoner as Attorney, in the proceedings and tria the The Prisoner, Hubert Strange, is remanded to Jail to await further orders of the Court. th, 19s thi ( This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment on Tuesday M ry 28th, 1941 at 9830 o'clock. Janua NO» 36h, state -vS~ Charlie F. Jo. 380 State -vs- sShuford Dock Campbell No. 371 State -vs~ Junious L. { No, 372 State «vg. Juntous L, Furr IN THE SUPERI® court BIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM 191 TUESDAY, JANUARY 28th, 19ht 427 orning, HOUSEBREAKING,. # The defendant pleads Not Guilty. ne The following jury: E. L. Estes, M. C. Smith, F. L. Moore, Richard Williams, Allen Brown, W. R. Holland J. H. V a . te 2 . He W . a Crater, N. A. Woodfin, C. 0, Kennerly, D. Fo Miller ak. t Templeton, being duly sworn and empanelled ret of GUILTY OF ATTEMPTED BREAKING AND ENTERING, ee Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of TWELVE MONTHS and be assigned to work on the roads under the direction of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. | | L 1 HIT & RUN DRIVING. io The defendant, through his attorney, John A. Scott, tenders | a plea of Guilty of RECKLESS DRIVING, which plea the State 1h accepts. ae Prayer for judgment is continued until the May Term, 191 of Iredell Guperior Court on condition thet the defendant pays the cost of this action and pays into the office of the Clerk . of Superior Court of +redell County the sum of $6.00 for | Mr. C. F. Lafoy, for damages done to his car, at this term of Court. (Dock Campbell-228 W. McLelland ave., Mooresville,N.C.) (#796 290-50yrs 01d-Col-Male-181 1lbs-5'7"-D. Brn-Black) FORGERY. The defendant, through his attorney, L. T. Hartsell, Sr., pleads Guilty. This case is consolidated with Case No. 372 (below) for judgnent. FORGERY. The defendant, through his attorney, L. T. Hartsell, Sr., pleads Guilty. This case is consolidated with Cases Nos. 371, 373, 37h, 3755 376, 377, 378 and 379 as follows: NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. WHEREAS, the defendant, Junious L. Furr, was arraigned on the charge of Forgery in two bills of aeons Nos. 371 and 472, and pleaded guilty to said charges of porsery and entered a plea of Guilty to issuing a ay c 578 the following warrants: Nos. 3735 374s 375, 376» 377» and 379; at the above mentioned place and date: ” , YW ED That the defencant, IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED AND ser apg Re cig Junious L. Furr, be confined in the state Stabe #4 ghwa y and Public Works Commission for 8 nore po years. Capias and commitment to the foregoing oe ieee onset not issue if the defendant is committed to the in of good Training School for Boys, and shall ea eee and obedient attempt to escape to the rales ena sageiathens of said institution, a ge time as he shall be discharged according to oo eal said further that the defendant pays the ne: rovided further checks agkregating the sum of moyees Ss tions above- the defendant pays: the cost of the a ac mentioned for which the County is liable. JANUARY TERM, 191. No. 473 State -vs- Juious L. Noe 37h State -vs- Junious L. Noe 475 State -vs- Junious L. No. 376 State -vs- Junious L. No. 377 State -vse Junious L. No. 378 State -vs- Junious Le No. 379 State -vs- Junious L. Furr Furr Furr Furr Furr Furr os < a —_ <> —-—<S> < IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM, 19)1 TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 191. Upon the violation of the rules and regulations of the ° institution, or upon the defendant failing to comp) the conditions of paying the checks and the cost ae set forth in this order, capias to issue immediate _ the said defendant and the avove sentence to go inte a This the 28th day of January, 191. Judge Presiding —— FORGERY . The defendant, through his attorney, L. T. Hartsell, Sr, tenders a plea of Guilty of GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK, which pleg the State accepts. : This case is consolidated with Cases Nos. 371 and 372 (above) for judgment. FORGERY. The defendant, through his attomney, L. T. 4artsell, Sr., tenders a plea of Quilty of GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK, which plea The State accpets. This case is consolidated with Cases Nos. 471, 4372, and 373 (above) for judgment. FORGERY. The defendant, through his attomey, L. T. Hartsell, Sr., tenders a plea of Guilty of GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK, which plea the State accepts. ; This case is consolidated with Cases Nos. 4371, 372, 373, end 374, (above) for judgment. FORGERY. The cefendant, through his attorney, L. T. Hartsell, STs : tenders a plea of Guilty of GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK, which pleé the State accepts. This case is consolidated with Cases Nos. 371, 372» 373» 314 and 375 (above) for judgment. FORGERY. The defendant, through his attorney, L. T. Hartsell, ae ples tenders a plea of Guilty of GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK, wh the State accepts. This case is consolidated with Cases Nos. 371, 37: 313» 3Ths 375 and 396 fabove) for Judgment. FORGERY. 11, 8s The defendant, through his attorney, L. T- Barter. ’ wich pleé tenders a plea of Guilty of GIVING WORTHLESS CHECK, the State accepts. , Ths This case is consolidated with Cases Nos. 371s 372, 31» ) 375, 376 and 377 (above) for judgment. FORGERY tsell, St» The defendant, through his attorney, L. T. Hatiens’? nion ple tenders a plea of Guilty of GIVING WORTHLESS © ’ the State accepts. i 725 373» 37 ’ This case is consolidated with Cases Nos. 371» 3 375, 376, 377 and 378 (above) for judgment. Nose 350, 351, 352 & 353 State -VS- James Ce Jolly v Yon 326 State “VSe Brenizer Cross No, 385 tate sys. lubert gt range —_—<—_ IN THE SUPERIOR count FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM, 19) 9 TUESDAY, JANUARY 28th, i9))1 429 ) BREAKING & ENTERING. ee ) The defendant pleads Not Guilty. Ae The following jury was duly sworn a C v nd empanelled: = e: Smith, F. L. Moore, hichard Willians, Allen oe Estes, i e e Holland, Je He W: st, W de Vrater, N. . Woodfi *c whe } Kennerly, D. F. Miller and R, S. Templeton, ——- f At the close of the Siate! defendant's motion for this action. S evidence the Court allows the iN Judgment of non-suit and dismisses ak ) FORGERY. ra These four cases are consolidated for judgment as follows: aa * be a NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE evprrtor Fa IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, = Nid . WHEREAS, The defendant, James C, Jolly, was arraigned | on the @harge of Forgery in two bills of indictment, Nos. 350 ‘oh and 351, and the said James E. Jolly pleaded guilty to said alr tee charges, and he was further indicted in two warrants, Nos. 352 @ i and 453, to which charges he pleaded guilty, at the above Pt mentioned place and date: : IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED That the defendant, §f n James Jolly, be confined in the State's Prison under the State [aE Highway and Public Works Commission for a term of two years. ig Capias and commitment to the foregoing sentence shall not issue if the defendant is committed to the Morrison Training School, and shall there remain of good behavior, without any attempt to escape therefrom, and be obedient to the rules ard regulationg@® of said institution, until such time us he shall be discharged & according to law. Upon the violation of the rules and regu- lations of the institution or upon the escape from said insti- tution, capias to issue immedisiely for the said defendant and the above sentence to go into effect. This the 28th day of January, 191. J. He Clement Judge Fresiding - MANSLAUGHTER. The defendant, through his attorneys, Z. John A. Scott plead Not Guilty. V. Turlington and The following jury: B. P. Harris, M. C. Smith, F. Le Moore, Richard Williams, Allen brow, W. R. Holland, J. H. ‘eaver, W. J. Crater, N. A. Woodfin, c. 0. Kennerly, D. F. Miller and R. S. Templeton, being duly sworn and empanelled, returns a verdict of NOT GUILTY. RAPE. The defendant is present in Open Court in his owm proper person in custody of the High Sheriff of iredell Comeny, Ser prisoner he is, and through his counsel, Zeb. V- ring moves for a Spegial Venire to be appointed, whereupo Court makes the following Order: IN THE SUPERI@ COURT, " NORTH CARGLINA, JANUARY TERM, 191. IREDELL COUNTY. State ORDER FOR SPECIAL VENIRE. vs Herbert Strange rt that Herbert Strange stands +t appearing to the Cou 4a cause is cahendared indicted for the crime of rape end that 90 5 the said for trial for this term of the Court. In eneee To at . Herbert Strange may have # fair and tmpartie necessary that a special v county. enire be drawn from the body of your a (continued on next page) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM, 192 TUESDAY, JANUARY 28th, 191 IN THE SUPERIOR court FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM, 1941 : WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29th; 19! 434 No. 385 RAPE (continued) State -vs- Habert Strange 2 oS You are hereby ordered and directed to summo jonorable Court convenes a tac . of your county twenty-five (25) persons, to ‘a body This | ecording to edjournment on many of them as may be chosen, sworn and empanelled at go as jurors in the above-entitled cause. You are eaneue act Janua directed to have said jurors summoned to appear at th house in Statesville, Iredell County, N. ¢. at 11 ofc) Court { ) A.M., on January 28, 191. Ock, Wednesday, ry 29th, 1941 at 9230 o'clock A.M.. Ho. 385 ) RAPE. 5 Herein fail not and of this writ make due return, state -vS- ) Plea: Not Guilty. a fubert Strange } The jury heretofore empanelled tn this case retume 4 J. H. Clement of GUILTY OF ASSAULT ON A FEMALE, said defeniant belne ee we He Judge” Presiding over 18 years of ace. 7G GCerencant being a Male Judgment of the r s that +t} Ri the common jail Pte 1 Oe the defendant be confined in aQe a00 == o96 s6s and be assi-med t e-* vounty for a term of TWO YEARS 0 n @ assigned to work on the roads under the direction . the State Highway and Public Works Sommi ssion. rane oo % a ; be “i iin made : ie: Noe 385 ) RAPE. NORTH CAROLINA IN THE STIPrRTO COURT i er State -vs- PLEA: NOT GUILTY. IREDELL COUNTY JANUARY TERY. 19h. ie Hubert Strange ee ae In obedience to the order directed by the Court to the Sherif? State -vs- Hubert Stranze | order te D the High Sheriff of Iredell County returned into open Court the Pie names of the following good and lawful men as the »pecial Venire It appearing to the Court that the defeniant above named "Al in this case, to-wit: Rubert Stranze, is under indictment charced with t e adi tal ee J. W. Fowler H. Le Gilbert Allen Brown offense of Rape, and the said defendant will stand trial at a C. D. Stevenson Lee Campbell J. He West the instant Term of Superior Court of Iredell County, Nort Ad V. M. Williams W. H. Weisner D. F. Miller Carolina, and it further appearing that said defentant is a J. P. Watts Re. O. Miller R. S. Templeton without counsel to represent him: a N. P. Stout Je Be Ives D. W. Speaks J. B. Washington Z. V. Leatherwood H. C. Summers Now, Therefore, it appearing to the Court that Zeb. V. Long, | G. A. Hunter Je Ie Cates He S. Byers (col) Jr., is a fit and suitable Attorney to represent the said P. Le Wooten M. C. Smith defendant so charged, it is, hereby ord d by the Judge Lt J. A. Stewart Richard Williams Presiding that said Zeb. Vv. Long, Jr., ve and he is herebd as appointed to serve as counsel for the said Hubert Stranse oie ) The prisoner, Hubert Strange, being at the bar in his ow prope during his trial. if person, in custody of J. W. Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell Count i whose prisoner he is, and Zeb. V. Long, Jr. Counsel for the said This the 27th day of January, 19). . prisoner is present in Court, and said prisoner being duly } cautioned by the Court of his right of challenges, etc. the Je Ee Clement i following jury was duly chosen, sworn and empanelled, to-wit: Judge Presiding 7 . Re C. Holland H. C. Summers Je Be Ives I. S. Vonnelly J. P. Watts C. D. Stevenson Gene Baker J. A. stewart B. P. Harris Z. V. Leatherwood D. W. “peaks W. R. Holland NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERTO COURT IREDELL COUNTY JANUARY TERM, 19h Pending the trial of this action Court takes recess until . Wednesday Morning, January 29th, 191 at 9:30 o'clock and ee TO THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF prisoner is remanded to County Jail of +redell County to ewe’ IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: the further orders of the Court. WHEREAS, Zeb. V. Long, Jresy Attomey-at-Law was, on the 27th day of January, 19)1 appointed by the undersisned to act @ as counsel for Hubert Strange, charged with the capital offense™ No 457 nA RTS TIANUMT PR © Dan 2 : . nsel ad whereas the s Lede Ve . ) MANSLAUGHTER. of Rape and having no counsel, and whereas, State -vs- d Capiss Long, Jre, in accordance with an order of the Court appointing mes F ft ‘ pases ao a 1 Wuber trance 1 S. H. Bastian ) Defendant called and Failed. Jucgnent Nisi Sci Fa ane \% him, did so act as counsel for the said Hubert Strange at | during and after the trial of same in the January Term, ounty, North Carolina. returnable to May Term of Superior Court. Superior Court of Iredell Co that the Boord of County North Carolina, pay to the f $100.00. as compensation Now, Therefore, It is directed Commissioners of Iredell County, said Zeb. V. Long, Jr., the sumo 9th, Y This Honorable Court takes recess until Wednesday Morning, Janvery - rendered the said defendant under the said order of the Court. 191, at 9:30 o'clock. i . This the 29th day of January, 19). ee J. He Clement Jud ge Presiding { No. 361 State “vs : ROBBERY Ma - 7 Belle Rineha rat ) Defendant called and Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Capias. | No. 362 State -vs- Calvin P. Kistler No. 358 } State -vs-e Jim Saunders § NOe 459 State -vs- Edd Duff Noe 360 State -vs- Theodore Johnston No. 69 State -vs- No. 4h State -vs- Quiller Johnson o> aS oS — } ‘ Thomas Wm. Chandler } } ) ; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK - JANUARY TERM 19) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29th,19h4 DRIVING DRUNK. The defendant pleads Guilty. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant ve common jail of Iredell County for a peritog of SIx Mone In the assigned to work on the roads under the direction ae And de Highway and Public Works Commission and the defendant State permitted to operate a motor vehicle for a pe not Months. Perfod of Twelve ROBBERY. The defendant pleads Not Guilty. The followin; jury: J. H. Weaver, N. P. Stout, ¢, c, McLaugh] galin T. W. Critz, R. A. Abernathy, M. C. Smith, F. L. Moore, Richey Williams, Allen Brown, W. J. Crater, N. A. Woodfin and C, 9 Kennerly, being duly sworn and empanelled return a verdict of GUILTY OF ROBBERY as charged in the Bill of Indictment, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in ti: comion jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX YEARS and bs assigned to work on the roads under ‘he supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. RORRAPR ‘ BBERY. The defendant pleads Not Guilty. The following jury: J. He Weaver, N. P. Stout, C. C. McLaugi:, T. W. Critz, Re Aw Abernathy, M. C. Smith, F. Le. Moore, Richari Williams, Allen Brown, W. J. vVrater, N. A. Woodfin and C. 0. Kennerly, being duly sworn and empanelled, return a verdict ¢ GUILTY OF ROBBERY as charged in the Bill of Indictment. guigment of the Court is that the defen’ant be confined in the comion jail of Iredell Younty for a period @ SIX YEARS Ald = assi-med to work on the roads under the supervision of the Stst Hichway and Public Works Commission. ROBBERY. The defendant pleads Not Guilty. The following jury: J. H. Weaver, Ne. Pe ee T. We Critz, Re Ae Abernathy, M. C. Smith, F. L. Moore, Rain Williams, Allen Brown, W. J. Crater, N. A- Woodfin and C. O Kennerly, being duly sworn and empanelled, return & verdict 0 GUILTY OF ROBBERY as charged in the Bill of Indictment. be confined in the Judgment of the Court is that the defen ant a & v U Ss v SIX YEARS and A common jail of Iredell County for a period of assijmed to work on the roads under the supervi Highway and Public Works Commission. 45 NON COMPLIANCE WITH COURT ORDERS IN FORCIBLE TRESPASS CASE. It appearing to the Court that the defendant has or geen comply with the terms and conditions of the judgment ee ied to at the May Term, 1938 of this Court, in that he mae n to Mr pay the court cost and has failed to make restitut ot further N. W. Troutman as he was ordered to do, and the Cou viction finds that the devendant has, since his trial and P forth in 1938, been confined on the roads of the State 0 Carolina for Larceny: mce, It is therefdre ordered that the TWELVE MONTHS road son ered heretofore suspended as aforesaid, be, and the mero to serv? into effect and the defendant is ordered into cus said sentence, commitment to issue immediately POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE AND DID SELL. te Continued until the May Term, 1941 for the defendan Stout, Ce C- MeLaugiin, sion of the Si NO+ 269 state -vS~ Ragar Moore / Noe 290 State -vS- Gus Borders ( No. 288 State -vs- May Glover No. 289 State -vs- Mattie Young ( Noe 355 State -vs- John Henry Griffin ( No. 326 tate -vs- Bradford Sherrill No. 216 State -vs- Eugene Gray No, 291 State -vs- James T. Wilkinson lO. 310 tate «vg. Major Foote a am @ MP WO a6 z : C4 ~ 1 F i) = inson This Honorable Court takes recess until ®t 10:00 of clock, FIRST WEEK -- JANUARY TERM 192 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29th, 19 > ee <= [> IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 433 ys DRIVING DRUNK. Judgment of the Court is that the common jail of Iredell County fa a period of THREE MONTHS assigned to work on the roads under the Dac cae 7 Highway and Public Works Commission, ana the faftatenk Wael” not operate a motor vehicle for a period of Twelve ‘Montha, defendant be confined in the ROBBERY. Nol Prosed With Leave. ROBBERY. Nol Prosed With Leave, ROBBERY. > Nol Prosed With Leave. HOUSEBREAKING & ENTERING. Continued wmtil May Tern, 1941, defen ant to go under his own recognizance in the sum of $150.00. BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. Continued until May Term, 191 for defendant to commence service of road sentence. POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE AND DID SELL. Continued for defendant wntil May Term, 1941. LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE. 7 4 Maw Ta 9} Prayer for judgment continued until May Term, 1941. ASSAULT ON FEMALE. The Judement Nisi Sci Fa and Instanter Canias heretofore entered in this case is stricken out «and this case is continued until the May Term, 19), a Doctor's cortif filed with the Court showing the defendant fcate having been is ill. eHTeP ar erm Ate adden Wain bh ww be aU 1 Vie wie & oe - eee . 3 2 4 eer _4 9 The defendant is permitted to witharaw fis plea en sne deienauanty is pwes- . sala 7 + OAT 4A4 m *olras 9 { Y } wAdew a 4 4 44 sa ay NG w he he ~ v . this case : the August Term, +7+V5 v ’ ¢ wre 4) a Nol Pros With Leave. Monday Morning, Bebruary 3rd, 1941 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- JAY UARY TERM 19) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 191 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ’ IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, 191 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment on Monday , Februg y 3rd, 191 at 10:00 otclock A.M. with His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts in this the Fifteenth Judicial District of North Carolina, is present and presiding and John White Moore, High Sheriff of 1redell county, is present ani opened Court by order of the Court. John White Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County returns into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for this the Secon Week, January Term, 191 I edell Superior Court, to-wit: Ce. V. Cass A. A. Leach ) Ne Sankey Gaither Sig Wallace W. F. Ostwalt We. C. Thompson bD. Le. Overcash Ross 3rowm T. A. Ostwalt Thomas N. Crawford W. E. Taylor Ervin S. Armow He. Ae Rimmer Walden Moore J. T. Steele Karl Sherriil F. L. McLelland Re Je Rogers Te. Je Murdock A. T. Freeze C. G. Marlow Howard White H. B. Martin W. He Clarke T. Ae Ostwalt is dead. Pr F. Le McLelland and Howard White, resides out of County. C. G. Marlowe, not returned. > N. Sankey Caither and Sig Wallace are excused by the Court. No. 1826 DIVORCE. : : Rimmer, | Rachel M. Couch } +he following Jury: ©. V- Cass, W. Fe Ostwalt, H. A. & oo. o ) A. Leach, W. C. thompson, Thomas N. Crawford, Walden X. Hooks, Steele and 7. £eaes aoe we oe ~ r 7 1. or % -9] , T Chester VW. Couch ) R. J. Rogers, D. L. Overcash, W. E. Taylor, J. T+ 7 - J. lturdock, being duly sworn and empanelled, enswers the submitted to it as follows: North Carolina } In the Superior Court, 2 ! Iredell County January Term, 191. Rachel M. Couch f " vs. " ISSUES ) Chester W. Couch ) +he - leged in 1. Are the plaintiff and defendant now husband and wife, 45 alles complaint? Answer: Yes. said partie, 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have ding *° , 4 9 ; receée and defendant lived separate and apart for more than two years next Pp commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? 6 Answer: Yes. plainti! IN THE SUPERI COURT SECOND WEEK = JANUARY TERM, 19)) 435 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 191 s the plaintiff been a b f 1 , a 3. Ha Pp onifide resident of the State of North Yeh, than two years x Yr Ba carolina for more y next preceeding the commencement of this Action, as alle ged in the complaint? 5 Answer: Yes. } 4 f ‘ iF 4 ae gn ee Hf tee FHKE EHH EH nas wea | i “ No. 18)3 ) DIVORCE. ne Sucille Foxworth Schunhoff } The following jury: C. V. Cass, W. F. Ostwalt, He A. yo vs immer, 4, A. Leach, W. C. “hompson, Thomas N. Crawford, im Harry Kobert Schunhoff Walden M. Moore, R. J. Rogers, D. Le Overcash, W. E. ea Taylor, J. T. Steele and T. J. urdock, being duly sworn and empanelled, enswers the issues submitted to if it as follows: j Rl NORTH CAROLINA SUPERIOR COURT | } r IREDELL COUNTY JANUARY TERM, 19h1 Lucille Foxworth Schunhoff ) ) Vs. ISSUES | } ) Harry Robert Schunhoff 1. Were the plainti’f and defendant intermarried as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and spurt from each other for a period greater than two years next preceding the commencement of U is action? Answers Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of North Carolina for more than one year next preceding the institution of this sction? Answer; Yes. % 3 a Oe Ot % % -m . - ‘ a os ‘ “a &@ @ + 64 (CU Ct UH He te ee ta Oa a eekew ww % een » IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - JANUARY TERM 19)1 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 19) IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT SECOND WEEK + JANUARY TERM, 1 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, deka 437 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, North Carolina, In the Superior jan, he. Iredell County. January Term, 191 Iredell County; January Term, 19) | Alma Rousseau Hunter Frances Hogan } % “Vee } JUDGMENT -vs- JUDGMENT i eles cc toss i Frank Hunter ) Francis Hogan ) i . ee ea This cause coming on for trial at the aforesaid Term of Iredell Superior “Pa This cause coming on for trial at the aforesaid Tem of Iredell Superior . Court before the undersigned Judse, and it appcaring to the Court that the Plaintiff Court before the undersigned Judge, and it appesring to the Court that the Plaintits Pt was called by the Sheriff to come in and prosecute this action or she would be non- , was called by the Sheriff to come in and prosecute this action or she woul n : 7 heels d be non- suited, and it appearing that the plaintiff failed and neglected to appear and prose-]iiME suited, and it appearing that the plaintiff failed and neglected to appear anda prose- ee cute this action: | cute this action: ; ee hoe It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that this act’on be, and the sere It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that this action be, and ty ; , ee same is hereby dismissed, and the plaintiif is taxed with the costs. . same is hereby dismicsed, and the plaintiff is taxed with the costs _ at d , P “ This the 3rd day of February, 191. é This the 4rd day of February, 191. ; Je He Clement ‘ii a fe - eee Je He Clement JUSGE PES! DIN ‘ie Judge Presiding | \ #&e @& 4 te t 4 4 4 Se 4 fb Oe OU Se Oe te Oe Oe St Ot ok Ot Ot ot oft otk ot ot oe ee ae oe ok et Ot tt : * ( | NORTH CAR LINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT a ‘ TP fr THTYY? a * ty “ , of Ny i North Carolina, In the Superior Court, IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM 19). Iredell County. Janusry Term, 191. : : 5S. A. +routman ) Pauline Owens t vs JUDGMENT y , : : -vs- JUDGHMENT (uilis Rhodes, trading as i SSS ee es varolina Theater Grover Owens ) This cause coming on to be heard at the January Term, 191, before his i * ‘ i cy er ourt b efore this cause coming on for trial at the aforesaid Term of Superior C ; ie | : | 2 eeiige —. Led dy Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presiding, and being heard, and it appearing that ‘ 9 . . " " e y callec ¥ the undersigned Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff was 4 it the Receiver filed his final report in tiis matter on the 3lst day of July, 1999s -suited, ant +’ the Sheriff to come in and prosecute this action or she would be non Receivership be and the same seal It is therefore ordered and adjuiged that this ! Hig activ appearing that the plaintiff failed and neglected to appear and prosecute - and the ig hereby closed and the Receiver is discharged, the cost having been heretofore {a t¢) raft re rriey a ; . + } on be . It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that this acti ’ paid by the sabes, sane is hereby dismissed, and the plaintiff is taxed with the costs. J. He Clement JUDGE FP fol DING J. He Clement This the 3rd day of February, 191. ree aa ee a ee % St ae ae gg seen eoee0o000880 988 "ween eoennenaennenaneneaeeearrs® Cee eee eee eee e teen reaeneearanane ee ee # MONDAY, North Carolina, Iredell County. Bryant Theatre Supply Co. Inc. -~vVs- \ ) Nillis Rhodes and Be A. Troutman IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - JANUARY TERM 19) FEBRUARY 3rd, 19hi In the Superior Court, January Term, 191 JUDGMENT This cause coming on for trial at the aforesaid Term of I:edell Superior ¢ 40? Court before the undersigned Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff was oo by the Sheriff to come in and prosecute this action or it would be non=suited, and i+ ppearing that . It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that tiis action be, and the s is hepeby dismissed, and the plaintiff is This the 3rd day of February, 19)1. % North Iredell County. ie tr ( orge B. Cathey -VToe rs) Carolina, In th taxed with the costs, de He UDGE PRESIDING e Superior Court, ary Term, 191 oS aS ee Cy a J q) t — - by > J. McManus the plaintiff failed and neglected to appear and prosecute this att ane my e : . m 2. erior Court This cause coming on for trial at the afovesaid Term of + edell Super:or ; ; . : A ff was before the undersigned Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the Plainti! by the Sheriff to appearing it is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that this action be, come in and prosecute this action or he would be non-suited, y that the plaintiff failed and neglected to appear and prosecute t! is hereby dismissed, and the plaintiff is taxéd with the costs. This the 3rd day of February, 191. oH HH HH eee ee Oe Oe Ot tte and 1% nis action and the $62) J. He Clement / TREDELL COUNTY. ro IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK --- JANUARY TERM 1941 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 19), yORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR cour JANUARY TERM, 19h p, Me Brawley v8 JUDGMENT ‘ R. M. Brawley & Co. aus omti on to eard : } Mary Tern a) : This cause coming be heard at the January Term, 191 before His Honor, J. He Clement, Judge Presiding, and being heard and it appearing that the oO neceiver ~ } -~+on oo UT Ane am ft " filed his final report in this matter at the November Term, 1935 of this Court; It is therefore ordered and adjudved that this receivership be and is herevy closed and the Receiver is discharged and the defendant is taxed with the cost. Je He Clement JUDGE PRESIDING *##t % ¢ NORTH CAROLINA, Z t SUP COURT IREDELL COUNTY. C4 c } b- ye t- ' < a ' < e e e = j a | Sloop Furniture Co., Inc. } . : > , vw Tarm 9 for 4« This cause coming on to be heard at the January Term, 1941, before iis Y “onor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presiding, and being heard and it appearing that the PR ‘eceiver filed his final report is this matter at this the Janusyy Term, 191: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this receivership be and the same is hereby closed and the Receiver is disc arged, the cost to be paid by the defend- ant, Je He Clement JUDGE ProolDLING a ae a . st he % te Oe a a 4 : $*, . ’ ’ s° ** , os, ” > + 2 a 4 a4 a & +H eH ee ttt Ot Oa Oa NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL counry Mer han are * Farmers National Bank of > We C. Plaintiff tains oy @ Ee Carrie £1} 7s IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Dewey 1, lott McLelland, Executrix, and » Raymer, Administrator c.t.a. of the McLelland, Deceased Defendants. IN THE SUPERIOR Court SECOND WEEK -- JANUARY TERM 19) 44] MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 1941 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - JANUARY TERM 191 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 19)i ff's Complaint, by the terms of which the defendant has agreed to pay the sum of THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Super, % ifty Doll ($125 os Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court that all the things ang a qwelve Hundred Fifty Vo-.lars 7 spi in full and complete settlement ae te ty , at issue and in controversy between the parties, as disclosed, by the aes ) ninor's alleged ee together with the cost of this action, ‘ ; have been duly settled and compromised, and that the defendants have fully a ae nenonied oo et on is the terms of such settlement and compromise: 3 the evidence of the Physician under whose care the minor was treated, and it was oi NOW, THEREFORE, vy and with the consent of the parties, it is hereby constien made to appear to the Yourt thet the parents of the child are entirely satisfied i ‘i ordered and adjudged thatthe plaintiff recover nothing further of the defeng a with the settlement, and that Dr. G W. Morse, of Davis Hospital, who treated him, | ‘ cants, ie is of the opinion that his condition has made excellent recovery, considerine the rt T > Y c : 411 nav the Osta « Whe « $ + ta . = * LC ‘ The defendants will pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, inj . ae ° i 4 2 4 . pa AS pan tent and nature of the injuries which he sustained; that after full wry 4 | This 3 day of February, 19}. ” ' ‘ver full inquiry into | the matter, the Yourt enters the following decree: Be, C. G. Smith ae Clerk Superfor Court Yr hat i f ) ty ae en eee lerk Superfor Court Yredell ty dunt y 1. That the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Twelve Hundred wpa 8 i Em WE CONSENT TO THE FOREGOING: r fs o be paid bv the de ; 4 , - " WE CONSENT TO THE FOREGOING: | Fifty Dollars ($1250.00), to be paid by the defendant into the office of the Clerk | a ol: J. Ke. DeWitt ior Court of Ired } ‘en J. K. I p r Y edell Count _tU Ee ae eee of the Superior vou or +r iTY. Tiquicating Agent of Merchants & | Teawn-nea Nat’ al Rank f 9 ~ NW. ; a ee ae - 7 : * armm-rs National Bank of Sharlotte, lieve a That out of the funds paid to nin, the blerk shall pa to Davis Hospital i t hi 9. 0 4 tT 3 nm 7 . } ar : . 4 Scott & Collier - ; the sum of One Hurmired Eighty-Four Dollars ($18.00), incurred for the treatment Cansler & Cansler — - a of plaintiff's injuries, which amount is found by the Court to ve reasonable charce Attorneys for Plaintiff. . Me z for the services rendered; shall pay to lims. Joel liarlin, of 232 Maple Avenue, ' Je He Burke : Statesville, North Carolina, «= registered nirse, the sum of Sixty-six Dollars ohn M. Jsobinson j ~ a ine maa oa tannhan rae ieee / os ® . + ; 5 4 . ; : Attomeys for Defendants ($66.00) for services performed for the plaintiff, which amount is found by the Ay + + , 5 . 4 Court to be a reasonable charge for the services rendered. 3. That the defendant pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk J é ¢ % ¢ + $ 4% % 4% [4 of this Court. f 4. That the settlement between the parties, entcred by consent, and approved by the Court, is not wnreasonavle or unjust to the minor plaintiff, but is NORT AROLINA, In the Super’or Court ; to his best interest. IREDELL COUNTY. January Term, 19/1 Signed and entered at Statesville, North Carolina, t»is the rd day ol Douglas Harris, a Minor, by } ‘ebruary, 191. His Next Friend, Paul Harris Je He Clement _—__ ( Yuige Presiding -Vs- ) JUDGMENT 2 Oa a = By Consent: Mrs. Roy Rufty ) Scott & Collier Attorneys for the Plaintiff a a re Iredell 7 This cause coming on to be heard at the January Term, 191, of the Adams, Dearman & Wimberry —— ding, and being orneys for the pDerendant. County Superior Court, before His Honor, J. He Clement, Judge Presiding, ™ : es as on state heard by consent of the parties without a jury; that the cause was heard up li . a duly Oana, eee + # ments of counsel for both parties, and evidence submitted to the Court by Tee , , Harriss 5 . , uglas & licensed Physician, from wiich it appears to the Yourt that the minor, Doug 9 recover six years of age, by his Next Friend, Paul Harris, instituted this eothen 7 NORTH CAROLINA kmocked dom °F Iredell County g to onos? 1 damages which he sustained because of injuries received when he was was attemptin wo Do nowe Wlas Harry minor's ris, @ Minor by his . °xt Friend, Paul Harris F a car driven by Roy Rufty, belonging to lirs. Roy Rufty, as he the Taylorsville hard surfaced highway, which accident o@@urred nea Judgment on the Statesville-‘aylorsville Highway, near the City of Statesville, ' = °o 3 ew er z = ee 1940; and it appesring that the plaintiff and defendant have agreed U Roy Rufty of all matters and thinzs growing out of the alleged injuries set forth IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT SECOND WEEK - JANUARY TERM 192 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 191 This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Presidin ies & ucge, and it appearing to the court that the plaintiff, through his Father, who is , Now hts next friend in this action, employed Messrs. Scott and Collier, as counsel, to ’ ; Tepre. sent him in the trial of this action, and it appearing to the Court the Younsel have agreed on a fee of $200.00 for their servi ces. The Court after hearing the matter finds thet Messrs. Scott ana Collier p made an investigation of the case, prepared the papers for the institution of this action, negotiated a setilement and pepresented the plaintiff at the trial of the cause and that the fee of $200.00 is fair and reasonable, it is, therefore, ordered and decreed that the Clerk of the Superior Court pay out of the funds belonging to the minor in ti.is cause the sum of $200.00 as full settlement of Counsel fees to Messrs. Scott & Collier. Je He Clement Presiding Judge it : + 3 ¢ o i NORTH CAROLINA IN Lhe Superior Court IREDE_L COUNTY January Term, 1941 D. L. Mayberry } 4 ’ vs : JUDGMENT Dr. Le 0. Gibson ) This cause coming on to be tried, and being tried before Honorable John he “Ay * + aa 7 antaffts evicenc Clement, Judge P-esiding, and a jury, and at the conclusion of the plaintiff's the defeniant having moved to nonesuit the plaintiff: It is now ordered and adjudged upon the motion of Land & Sowers, that the plaintiff be and he is hereby non-suited and that the plaintiff pay all cost of action to be taxed by the Clerk. J. He Clement — Judae Presiding. ee? 2 o # # # See eet cere ee eer eeeeerereaerercaaeeaeneneee ae? that the F ther er acl ang IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT SECOND WEEK - JANUARY TERM 192 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 19)i 443 NORTH CAROLINA, ill] THE SUPERIOR COUR IREDELL COUNTY. JANUARY TERM, 19h1 Lucille Foxworth Schunhoff : — JUDGMENT Harry Robert Schunhoff ) This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, J. He Clement, Judge Presiding, an. a jury, and the jury havin: answered the issues sub- mitted to them as follows: 1. Were the plaintiff and defendant intermarried as alle ai ae ae plaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived Separate and apart from e: other for a period greater than two ycars next preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of North Carolina for more than one year next preceding the institution of this action? Answer: Yes. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed thst the plaintiff be and she is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the defendant and the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defencant are hereby finally dissolved, and the plaintiff is allowed to resume her maiden name of Lucille Foxworth. Je He Clement Judge Presiding Hee x eH Ht te te +t tH % et 4% t $ t a a Horth ¢ rolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. January Term, 191. “€chel M. Couch ) } > ) JUDGMENT Chester w, Couch This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the t Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, J. He Clement, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to t in t by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set ou IN THE SUPERIOR couRT SECOND WEEK -- JANUARY TERM 19),2 445 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 191. 444 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- JANUARY TERM 191 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 191 It is, therefore, ordered and adjuiged by the Court thet the vonds . ee Sredel. ( ime ee eee matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant, be, and the sang Jettie C. Ritchie, Plaintiff are hereby disolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defen, e vs ORDER OF REMOVAL Je H. Clement Atlantic Greyhound Corporation, Judge Presiding and Powell Hodge, Defendants j This cause coming on to be heard at this the January 1941 Term of Superior a a a a a ee ee ee ee ee ee court for Iredell County before the Honorable J. H. Clement, jabey set “ea a a a i a OS ee et he anes after hearing of the affidavits, as will appear in the record, and the Attomeys he plaintiff and defendants, the Court being the ; sw ee for the p , v *eing of the opinion and finding as a North Carolina, In the “uperior Court, fact, that the ends of justice and the convenience of witnesses will best be served ‘ »e Pawn } “a > - Iredell ~ounty. January Tern, 1941. by removal of the cause to Mecklenburg County for trial, and that there are a number | of expert witnesses who are reg’idents of Mecilenburg County, and it would be an-ine Ds Ce Rhea ) ) convenience to them to come to trial in Iredell County; Vs. ) ORDER J ) +t is therefore, on motion of T. L. Kirkpatrick, attorney for the plaintiff, Efird's Department Store ) of Statesville, N. C., Inc. J ordered, adjucged and decreed that this action be, and it hereby is removed to the County of Mecklenburg Superior Court for trial. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Judge J. H. Clement, at This February 3rd, 191. the Janusry Term of the Yuperior Court of Iredell County, and being heard upon the “., He Clement Jucge Presiding Complaint of the plaintiff and a Demurrer filed by the defen ‘ant, and it appearing 1 the Court that the Demurrer should be sustained: , i ss a a a, a a a a a ee 7 : . 9 e se e ° T s are It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court upon motion of Lewis anc " “ . ones 4 A_ ard i Lewis, Attorneys for defendant, that the demurrer be and it is hereby sustained, én . . 52 > . . . Qo % a} } nh lerk 401 ( RO if } E Yr the action is dismissed, and the plaintiff is to pay the costs as taxed by the Clem NO} Vaid deh In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. January Tem, 1941 . He Clement Judge Presiding 7 . Joe Rucker, through his Next } Friend, J. A. (Otto) Rucker To the foregoing judgment or order the plaintiff above named excepts - ourt, ess gupcrer: appeals to the Supreme Court of North Carolina. Notice of appeal given in eee on spe E. R and further notice waived. By consent plaintiff allowed 30 days to serve = Agel ee ' Defendant allowed 40 days thereafter to file exceptions or serve counter Case. bere dank - =, «a s hh + 7 Je He Clement C this cause coming on to be heard at the January lerm, 1941, 01 ae shoe Tutte Prestaing: semnty Superior Court before His Honor, J. I]. Clement, Judge Presiding, and hear : ¥ consent of the parties without a jury; that the cause was hoard upon statemer % Counsel for both parties, and evidence submitted to the Court eg oad oo a = Physician, and it appearing to the Court that the minor, Joe Kucker, three years 0 : * WN r ee : act : Penne * % % ge, by his Next Friend, J. A. (Otto) Rucker, instituted this action to oer eheoaeetaebe amages which he sustained because of injuries received when he was knocked down by J - = ‘ o Vac Tp 4 cer driven and owned by E. R. Conway, as he was attempting to cros: ores asia : r } Y - q 3 t tates NORTH CAROLINA, In the Super.or Court, iene accident occurred on Wedt Front ig 3 a ohD a it appearing PDELT rire : i. arolina, a ° ' ck M., on 14 October, 275 i IREDELL COUNTY. January Term, 19} thet lagene Sehere S eene oe ed uvon a settlement of all mattors and the plaintiff and defendant have agree things growing out of the alleged injuries set forth in the plaintiff's Complaint, i by the defendant has agreed io pay the plaintiff the sum of “hree Hundred Fifty =-==- lars ($350.00) in full oeethenent oF the minor's alleged injuries, together ae © costs of this action. C. Le Rhyne, et al -VS=< Rhyne Drug Co. where o<—S] —_ © 0 & aw ve peer larl the It appearing to the Court that the assets of the Rhyne Drug Company mf CVidenne mt the Court carefully examined the evidence in io one: Te oe abe ste 04 liquidated, and that a final report should be filed by the Receiver+ pear tos: c Physician under whose ? th the sinor Wantirely satisfied with the prug 86 ne Court that the parents o ne chi ted him, is IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED that Andrew C. McIntosh, Receiver “ ane Courts f tpement, and that Dr. L. R. O'Brian, Jre, of Davie Hospl tals Shenton he aoe al Company, file a final report at the larch Term, 1941, Iredell County SUP.’ gourt © tnd that tron that he has made a full recovery from Tle tt rrects of the inguries It is further ordered that a copy of this Order be forwarded by the _ Which h, his opinion there will be no lasting, perman the Recel ver. © Sustained in the alleged accident. An - tr . . Be Cleme This the 3rd day of February, 191. J Ze Pres ‘ sik ail aa * # *# eee eee ee eeeeereeeeeeeecaeneaeene ee eee HF IN THE SUPERICR COURT SECOND WEEK -- JANUARY TERM 191 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 191 After full inquiry into the matter, the Court enters the following deo Tee; 1. That the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Three Fifty Dollars ($350.00), to be paid by the defendant into the office of t the Superia Court of Iredell Younty. Hundreq he Clerk of 2. That out of the funds paid to him, the Clerk shall pay to Davis # the hospital bill in the amount of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) incurreq for te ment of the plaintiff's injuries, which amount is found by the Court to is € treats charge for the services rendered; and shall pay to Seb. V. Long, Jr., attemer fn plaintiff, the sum of Twenty-five Dollars $25.00) for legal services on behalf or re” plaintiff, which is found by the Court to be a reasonable charge for the Services ™ rendered. 4. That the defendant pay the costs of this action. lh. That the settlement between the parties, entered by consent and approved by the Court, is not unreasonable or unjust to the minor plaintiff, but is to his best interest. t ™ Signed and entered at Statesville, North Carolina, this the 3rd day of Februy 1941. Je He Clement Judge Presiding _ By consents Zeb. V. Long, Jr. “= +} “o_o 2° Attorney for the plaintiff. hAame Dearman & Winberry #UAIIO, wOAl Mar ¢ titi i ee eee ieee ele Attorneys for the defendmt. Moab db th ae de de be te a GEG aE a a ERE NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court, ! - _“~T* sre tm - ny Q) IREDELL COUNTY. January Term, 1941 John Ervin Pledger, through his Next Friends, Cassie May Colvert and Claude Colvert Vs. oe re ee eq, C3 Ww Q tb — iz) E. R. Conway S cause coming on to be heard at the January Tern, 1941, of tne ee rior Court before His Honor, Je He Clement, Julge Presiding, 7 aanhe of consent of the parties without a jury; that the cause was heard upon oT icensed counsel for both parties, and evidence submitted to the Court by 4 A er, three Physician, and it appearing to the Court that the minor, John Ervin ro instituted years of age, by his Next Friends, Cassie May Colvert and Claude Colvert, 4ved when this action to recover damages which he sustained because of injuries a attenptite . Thi County Supe he was knocked down by a car driven and owned by E. R, Conway, 45 ae the city # cross West Front Street, which accident occurred on Wedt Front Stree "19140, ami it Statesville, North Carolina, about 11:30 o'clock A.M., on 1h October, f all mv" 0 appearing that the plaintiff and defendant have agreed upon a settlemimerts Vomplel) and things growing out of the alleged injuries set forth in the ps Hun cred Liss whereby the defendant has asreed to pay the plaintiff the sum of +hree ($300.00), in full settlement of the minor's alleged injurics, of this action. And the Yourt carefully examined the evidence in the case, 7 s¢ was mad evidence of the Physician unier whose care the minor was treated, ant appear to the Court that the parents of the child are entirely mre eated hin, settlement, and that Dr. L. R. O'Brian, Jr., of Davis Hospital who nh gus tainees the opinion thst he has made a full recovery from the injuries whic and that in his opinion there will be no lasting, permanent effects © which he sustained in the alleged accident. IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT SECOND WEEK = JANUARY TERM, 19)1 447 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 19)3 After fully inquiry into the matter, the Court enters the followinc Pare 1. That the plaintiff recover of the qd “endant 8 00.00), to be paid by the defendant into th er. Soart of Iredell County. : the sum of Three Hundred office of the Clerk of the 2. That out of the funds paid to him, the Clerk shall pay t . Hospital the hospital bill in the amount of Twenty-five Dollars (225.00) incarred for the treatment of the plaintiff's injuries, which amount is found by the Court to be a reasonable charge for the services rendered; and shall pay to Zeb. VY. Lone jr., Attorney eos ie — = Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) for legal 4ces on be ° é plaintiff, which is found by the ¢ o 1 r creas for the services rendered. . omEN SO DSS eEeOuneee 3. That the defendant pay the costs of this action. he That the settlement between the parties, entered by consent and approved by the Court, is not unreasonable or unjust to the minor plaintiff, but is to his best interest. Signed and entered at Statesville, North Carolina, this the 3rd day February, 191. 4 Je He Cle ment Judge Presiding By Consent: Zeb. Ve. Long, Jr. Kttorney for the Plaintiff Adams, Dearman & Winberry Attorneys for the Defendant. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Jan. Term, 191 Zelma Be. Plott 4 } ‘ Vs. 4 NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE ) ) W. Roy Plott mR Minn VTwoenortmans as aenessa< aeeeeeT | ATT ATS aw eT we ,Arrerm ADDON TH (0 THE SHERIF? OR OTHER LAWFUL OFFICER OF HAYW00D COUNTY-GHREET LNGS : You are hereby notified and ordered to sumuons W. Roy Plott, the defendant st the above entitled cause, to appear before His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge - residing and holding Court in the Fifteenth Judicial District, in the city of Statesville, North Carolina, on March 10th, 191 at 10:00 o'clock A.M. and show — cause why he should not be attached for contempt of Court in failing and refusing to Comply with the orders of Honorable G. V. Cowper, Judge, made in the above aa cause, and wherein and whereby the said W. Roy Plott was ordered and directed to pay the plat ft > ¢ . +} September lst, 190, and a like sum Piaintiff the sum of $5.00 per month on Septe » 19 (Seek as anil $25.00 on the lst daw ar... e ae 4 ther orders of lay of wach Month thereafter until furthe1 —— aa i final hearing and disposition of the said cuase, and the further sum of r the benefit of Lewis & Lewis, Attomeyse c reti s witness my hand Herein fail not, and of this process make due return, as witn y ‘ this iis the 5rd day of February, 1941. Je He Clement Judge Presiding oH » ~eneanes oa eee eee eee "tte anne 4 it a 4 t % t ep ee a a OH IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- JANUARY TERM, 19h MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 191 NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT IREDELL COUNTY William Howard Thompson, by his Next Friend, Robert P. Thompson Plaintiff JUDGMENT —_———— eee -VS=- Douglas Battery Manufacturing Company, Incorpa ated, and J. C. Dayvanhlt, Defend: nts This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, J. H. Clement, Judze Pp siding, at the January, 1941, Civil Term of Iredell Superior Court " re » 8nd it appeariny to the Court that the things and matters at issue and in controversy between the part! have been duly settled by an agreement whereby the defendants consent that Judgment x: be rendered against them in the sum of THREE HUNDRED ({}300.00) DOLLARS, -m the plaint! has agreed to accept said sum in full settlement of any and all claims of every ee and character which he now has or may hereafter have, atainst the defendants by ones the thinzs and matters alleged in the complaint. | And it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff in this action is; minor and that said action was brought for the purpose of recovering damazes allezed t have been sustained by the plaintiff on account of personal injuries received as 4 result of negligence on the part of the defendants, the Court has invested the facts and examined the witnesses in reference to the nature, chsracter and extent of the injuries and also inreference to the manner in which said injuries were received; yy upon said investigation fin's as a fact, that the settlement above-mentioned is for tig sest interest of said minor and hereby approves the same. hat the plaintiff r- OW, SREFORE, it is considered, ordered and «djudzed th cover of the defendants the sum oi THREE HUNDRED ($300.00) DOLLARS, together with the c s of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. The Court understands, and it is a part of this Judgment, that the sug of — THEE HUNDRED ($300.90) DOLLARS is to include and does incluce all claims and deuanis * Thompson as the father of the infant plaintiff against the defendants x ° 2x c the loss of services of said infant, or any other claims he may have, on account of sa njuries and the matters alleged in the complaint. It is further ordered that the Clerk of the Super’or Court be, and he hereby is, directed to pay the sum of Ti/0 HUNDRED ($200.00) DOLLARS, when it has been pac = the Court, to the Lowrance Hospital, Mooresville, North Carolina, in settlement of + bill for treatment of the infant plaintiff for the injuries sustained in this case This, the third day of February, 19/1. we consent: Land & Sowers ; ee a Attorney for Platntif W. C. Ginter + + ; oe Ltcorney for Delrencants Robert P. Thompson Robert P. thompson eae? eee ee F & & & te NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY In the Superior Court, February Term - 19) C. Me Deeton vs Mooresville Building and Loan Association. To the Superior Court of Iredell County: ect fully resp A. W. Colson, Liquidating Trustee of the Mooresville Building and Ohle. submits the following report from Nov. 1, 190, through Jan. 27> 1941+ IN THE SUPERIOR COUR? SECOND WEEK - JANUARY TERM, 19h) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 191 4h8—a Receipts” sand in bank, Nov. 1, 190 cash on $ 541.78 en e payaents eo “3s 00 St acite- 725.80 paid stockholders 12),.00 yoans for repairs 215.91 pepairs to real estate 5 4 Cash on hand and in bank, Jan. 27, 191 8 OL $ 725.80 Assets- Real estate - book value 15 ere 97 Furniture and fixtures - book value ‘ "0 0.907. Liabilities- er Due stockholders 31,935.27 Bills payable : 1,412.00 Reserves and undivided profits - book value __ 7,560.66 40,907.93 Respectfully submitted, A. W. Colson A.W.Colson, Liquidating Trustee. eee % % % % 4b 4 % MH % GH HOR OF Sb Se tt oe ot te se ot ote toe i. ee | North Carolina Iredell County In the Superior Court J. C. Sloan ) vs ) REPORT OF SALE. Sloop Furniture Co, Inc. } To the Super’or Court of Iredell County: The undersigned sold the following described accounts at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the door of the Municipal Building in Mooresville, i. C. on Thursday, December 5, 190, at 10:30 o'clock A.M., by virtue of a judgment entered in the above entitled proceeding, when and where Hugh W. Sloop became the last and highest bidder, at the sum of £100.00, cash, which bid I consider a fair and reasonable price for the same and recommend that it be confimmed. Said accounts are described as follows: Marion Alexander § 26.10 pr. Hartness -80 J. Me Reed 9.15 *rs. Elmore Bailey 5e60 A. J. Honeycutt 4.00 Tom Pool 21.70 i. Le Bost 22.00 Mrs. J. T. Hough «45 Troy Sherrill at Norman Bost 4.00 Merle Howard 3e%7 Zane Sherrill Te h Roy L. Bost 5.19 Jimmie L. Johnston 1.00 Mrs. J. S. Shumaker 75 irs, L. R. Bost 19.25 Monro Johnston 59 Ralph Sloop 0 uncy Brawley 15.00 Nesbit Johnston 2.58 Ethel Smith 32.00 vertrude Brown 2.38 J. J. Jones 1.00 Winona Smith 98.8 Sam Brown A/c Denny 5.65 L. S. Kerley ~50 George Stevens oe Megeampbell .50 Mrs. §. M. King .70 Mr. Stillwell 60 me Care 28.50 Mrs. Krider 26.00 Burette Talbert 205 irs. C. C. Cashion 1.5) Mrs. Lemley 2.50 Theile Templeton 10.04 ¥. K. Cashion 23.90 Rs P. Lipe 18.50 Robert Tevepaugh 1.85 hee 025 N. E. Lyerly 2.79 Mrs. S. Ae Thompson 1-50 +R. Edwards 5-00 Bernizer Lyttle °32 Frank Tucker » 50 in ovens 1.00 Mrs. Homer Mayhew -90 Mr. Waldrop 9-50 nie Forbis 12.75 Mrs. Houston Mayhew uke Tom Walls « 50 i. Freeze 2.99 Forrest Murdock 2.00 S. He Washam 1.25 Fi usbeth Gabriel 1). Mark McCorkle 4.00 J. F. Watts 1-00 Cland Gabriel een Bill McKnight 2.50 Everette Wilhelm aeee tests Gamble . 665 James McKnight 74.35 Coston Wilson eo oe Gaston 28.00 Vance Nash 2.90 Dora Winford — 0, 7 2.00 Fred Overcash 1./5 TT. He — 22.60 Johns toe nine 4.15 Eucy Owens (Miss) 1.50 L. M.Yos TS. Cha Greenhill 19,95 David Phifer 8-73 uN. g rles Gunter 2.3 Lela Phifer ol My quamri ck 19.00 Lonnie Plyler -90 com «40 J. As Pool 20.00 This the 5th day of December, 190. P. A. Alexander Receiver 4 E IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - JANUARY TERM 19)1 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 191 IN THE SUPERIOR Court SECOND WEEK - JANUARY TERM. 1 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, ‘a 449 ))8-B { North Carolina, Iredell County In the Superior Court tna .C. He Lovitt and Southern Bank of Je Ce Sloan } Norfolk, Virginia ) vs ! DECREE CONFIRMING SALE, —e § Continued. Sloop Furniture Company, Inc. } J. Ae Speas, Jr. ) (185 - Gaither Ostwalt -vs- L. 0. White. - - Continued. This cause coming on to be heard on the report of P. A. Ale : and it appearing that he sold the accounts described in the petition tn tpnecd ver (1995 - Brooks Equipment & Mfg. Co. -vs- J. RB. Dooley. - - Gontinued. and in the judgment, at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, at 8 Cause the.d di ille Flour Mills Co -vs- Jj the Municipal Building in Mooresville, N. C., on Thursday, December 1 Sor of 1903 - Statesv s - C. Hill. - - Continued pb consent o'clock A.M., to Hugh W. Sloop for $100.00, cash, and the sale appeszing te git i / “ aa, bun anid y ent. and reasonable. r 1828 - J. L. Bunton ri Holder. - = Continued for defendant. It is therefore, ordered and adjudzed, that the sale of the said account ‘1 8bb - Madge Fox -vs- W. D. Fox. - = Continued. Hugh W. Sloop for $100.00 cash, be and the same is hereby confirmed, and the we to Receiver is hereby authorized to transfer the same to said Hugh W. Sloop upon the payment of the purchase price of $100.00 in full. And this cause is retained for further orders. This the 29 day of Jan., 191. J. H. Clement Judge Presiding eee estes eee ee eeeeeetet eee tee e tet eet terete eenanas North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County Je C. Sloan >_> vs ORDER Sloop Furniture Company, — This cause coming on to be heard on the petition of the Receiver, before His Honor, Frank M. Armstrong, Resident Judge, and being heard, and it appearing thet Z. v. Turlington has been employed as attorney for the Receiver and has so acted in the settlement of the estate; and it further appearing that P. A. Alexander, the Receive’ has been put to considerable trouble and has expended considerable time in the settle ment of the estate; It is therefore, ordered and adjudged that the said Receiver pay out 7” monies in his hands, belonging to said estate, $100.00 to Z. V.- Turlington, attorney fee, and that the said p. A. Alexander be allowed 5% pm te receipts and 5% on the disbursements in the settlement of the said estate. This cause is retained for furthel orders. This the 29 day of Jan., 190. J. He Clement ge Pres ng i i i 1814 - Kathryn M. Brawley -vs- J. Samuel Brawley. Continued. / 1837 - Forrest Reavis -vs- Carrie Reavis. Continued. mhis 19i 4 17)0 - Planters Fertilizer & Phosphate Co. Continued until March Term, tor - -vVs- set preemptorily - ola, Iredell J. R. Little, et al ) at the March Tem, STATE OF NORTH CAROLIN IREDELL COUNTY Mergenthaler Linotype Company PLAINTIFF. a i ed DEFEND A wrm 2eavd perp am ops Be a THIS CAUSE coming on to be h undersigned Clerk of Superior Court t! ’f 5 ma Q : +-} 7 adjusted their differences in the fol] m +-}~ 2 + Tf - > 6 That the plai ntiff agrees azainst the defendant, R. T. Giles. mm) + + 3 - ‘ ~_ + T mn Ze ta the defendant, R. T. t 1% SHerrKH A maerh?’? ¢ 3 : $} 3; 2 + of the linotype machine described in t $ <7 Camnanw he tn Tatar e . 4 : Linotype Yompany, plaintiff, is h -, Suaun IZ a ate aA ~ 2 aa ‘ 2 right to immediately; ertise s at nays yA \y s 5 tr “lic actA 2z } u 4 4 ma dsb ie IK de , “a V t 2 . ae : 4e Th b} fe it azrees ” — 4 7 y,+4 4 co dvanc dy e plaintiff an thie Court sr oe] {~~ y lelivg > c o + uNnoy NAVY an? > a7 ~ “pe ~ ss ‘ULL } J MOLLY ~ Ad + ~ fro e docket mNesutt t ry - 4 a & ‘ a Te sy A T 7 - _ ~ vi) ‘Jy ® aye we gy 1@ Cor its ? -* _ -~ a) > . bd lUNaL 1O LY DPE VOe,y Plaintiff, Res Lliafe (rr en b + ores By: Taliafe: iG » Attys. Pers e O. Clarksor : 4) £ ~+* Re Te les, Defen « T. Giles (SEAL) “f ‘ seAGMT AA DAT Tu8A 0 {i CAROLI Ay twa * Annan ao tJ Ed de COU ‘ile First National Bank of Mooresville, N. C. -YVS@ 7. ~* and G. Arthurs, He Re Opal Overcash Ee Arthurs, R. This cause coming on to be hea Sith, Clerk of the Superior Court of 3rd, 1941, and tiff and defendants have been settled. ails 1at it further appearing that It is therefore ordered and adjudged t TT ai! THE SUPERIOR COURT, pereby non-sui ted. It further appears that al the plai ntiff. his Monday, February 3rd, 191. CONSENT JUDGMENT. T ; ard, 19), Clerk DU: ; ee ee : Agreed to “"d and being heard, and it appearing to the = geod. V. Turlington, Attorney for Plaintiff the parties hereto have compromised an owing manner, to-wit: not to take any money nor deficiency judgment ee t i % 4 se ot t + Giles, does hereby agree to surrender possess! oy he complaint, peaceably, and the said Merge:t) . ; North Carolina eby vested with possession of same and has t Ty ei aii Iredell County public auction as provided by the chattel 5 of the Iredell Cou Registry. J. W. Webdb ' to pay all court costs including the refund o " vs " JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT fur paid by the plaintiff on bonds filed } C. G. FOX ) bond. ) as herein sset forth, tnis case is re This cause comin< on to bs e > vy consent Sine wt Wnt a @n ' - “d - sows ° weuperior Cour vy 1nd 2 a Dp on | S Court v 1941. voluntary non-suit and it further appearing to ve - 5 ii th paid: (Terk ouperior Court It is, therefore, ordered that the act Law4 ° Tf w_~8Wis & Lewis Att awe tan tt. avtorneys for the Plaintiff . % 4 + + Se + at - ee 7 "@ $ ¢ 4 ‘ tt — ¢T77 ——o \c NTT IN THE SUPERIOR COUR? ¥ ° Ac? Wop; ia a BEFORE THE CLERK NORTH CAROLINA IN “OUELL COUNTY BE? 0! ” The Au 2 > ) [ONSSUIT of Hart tte Insurance Co. | ) JUDGMENT OF NON#SU “artford, Conr. 4 Ellis § _——— ) JUDGIE? } ; Sa 9 am *8 C. Gray C. Ge rd and being heard before His Honors " February Iredell County, Ne Ge on Mondays ” etween the all matters in controversy b This cause coming on to be heard and being heard befor Cl * of Superior Court, and the plaintiff, through its attorneys, eens 451 hat this action be, and the same ts 1 cost has heretofore been paid by C. G. Smith 9 rior Court Iredell County, TY n ‘e Ye f * man el wi 3 Yr { Uurt + ne 14 4 } 7} ~ U LZ ’ f + 1 « a¢ = >a -- «& - Ve a» & A v A a + (y + + + } the Court t t the costs have been ; aaah 94 & e eead on De non-Sulite Y LSMLSSEC 6 C. G. Smith ' a — . —-- --- Cle Superior Court. + 4 * + & _ or Ty AAToOm ik} our UUUNS ce — % 1H Kh IT OF NON-SUIT e the undersigned Raymer 4953 & Raymer, having moved for voluntary Judgnent of non-suit: This cause coming on to be heard and beinr hea rd before the undersi ened a ther fon rdere adiuds a 20reaa a 4 ‘ “ ? Ia’ sp , aig : It is, therefore ordered, adjwiged and decreed that this action be, serk of Superior Court, and the plaintiff, through tts attorneys, Messrs. Scott & we co €nd the ¢ ar fry levrne a) a 2 collier, having moved for jJu’gment of non-suit; he plaintiff is taxed with the Cost ++ same is hereby non-suited and t 3 iv y mounting to ? (0140 ich it appears was paid by said plaintiff at t institi s ther dered, sd fudved and decreed +} 7040, which 4 PP ~& “e Pp fat the institution Of this sct:,, It is therefore ordered, sd juiged and decreed that this action be, on March 18th, 1936. game 4s hereby non-suited and the plaintiff is taxed with the cost ieee * and the This February 6th, 191. $8,50 which {t appears was paid by said plaintiff on June 30th, 1939 at the tnsti- C. G. Smith Cy Se ne eka ee £ crx euperior Court tution of this action. ___ Raymer & haymer in This February 6th, 19). Attorneys for Plaintiff C. Ge Smith sTerk Suportor Court 724 nA, Collier x {ttorney for Plaintiff % ‘ * ° ce 4% we t t % & ¢ st xs eee tt ot . od “ " >. , ~ A T XT nr ’ ¢ r rf r IK ihe dud ish + 4 SUP C OURT \ i —— _ . . = J IE COUNTY Beto LERI . 72 North Carolina 4 A uto Part Mectric Co : . i r Court 4s VV + - el evi Lv wWVe T , rf ~ Iredell County 4} ’ @VSe ) J STENT OF NON-SUIT J arden tn od ~ 4 , - Cae ~ 2 - I ay ia ao ' Peoples Loan & Savin’s Bank ( He Se wanvVille, nz as t Linville Motor Company sie i . a ; & : oa oS oe 1, r 5 Thomas Fox, Ceorve Fox and Mrs. | are hax Ha 4 t e = on : T :. . 4 eal sn to 1 : ial nf on Ss ee ce a the eda siened 0] : Ln Ze SOX, i ) vl rox and I . ) u min n be h 1d bet he befo 5 undersig . Robert Fox. e « o . ! ai Y rt, hs 4 l + : r st ‘ - YS, , Scott Collier, : : Thi Cause comi on to be hea:d be n ivned Cl k of he i r ; y mes ‘ $ J cr 1 the sane superior Cou of Iredell County on this the 10t a ’ Peb. Ll, and it arin . +3 an ‘ 9 /a1 — sa? 4 ’ ° . e en 22 60. ¥ LO the Court tt s action was inane . 16+} f July, ] : a 3 1 4 : d is I IY n-< t t e L ‘ rac wi t t 3 co t ~ Juul tin Vy gve jd : ‘ ly ‘ e : s +) pla ntiff aratinet the iefendant and that av tftah anny 4 the complaint was filed { 5 ‘ s tinn por e ss , - AtALL Ad sa ‘ 4 i . j bh) te A WV i 2% a e 2 ’ 14 2 ‘ a 5 tt n ) t s acti no Apri ‘ 2’ ¢ t ” ° a 4 t S8 act \y 0 4 a4 ome 7 e e the le ‘nt € LV ) } : ZX 5 I ~~ @ servec t - £ { “olvG Y ? . T +} 7 Z ‘Y ‘ | ty er C+ 7 : . a2 r On wl VY ] sty 4 ; , t “ ebrusr’ 19 ’ S i Ulily bie Ce . Smith oc Purpose of en? , 7 . - ° 4 7 ; : an ny oy ruryposé ol en ‘cine a dretins as emen t y ‘ belon:i » the de Want: eT wil? ‘nomor Youry ; l a ] ina’ $ \¢ yy j , Jd wAipose Thomee Tf ~ ’ ¢ ’ “se . : 7 T 5 r4 2 , ” vv ~~ e Ant Ve meas Fox, Nob Fox : eorge Rox, ¢ Lor tthin urth Cre a e Ae VO fer = -r eS oor cr: —— T attorney for plaintiff Distria: shov t et: ft enint ‘6 indebted ; “=p Y vw ¢ ny ot Vi ¢€ y é 1a6 J >i 4 , + ‘1 rm ' 1 40 the laint4’ ¢¢ + ’ +} ¢ 17 6 ) with " n : y ) . va vi > pl Lud on coun ) the 19 L a essment, n i 4 De (Vs f we i ayrac e 7 9 a ral c ” 4 . “verest fro Ji) * or) 1945 as 4 aatA P ass ient ¢ 9 re er er A t * " “ Ak < iy j ds Sa 4% ot + . J property; s t 1d hat t laintiff recover It is therefore, considered, ordered and decreed that the plaintill P NORTH CAROLINA . MT aT pry rm COU of or le 20th 925, at the rate NORTH CAR iA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT the defend nts the sum of $63.70, with 41 eos. from July 20th, 1935, at the r ThEDELL COUNTY BEFORE THE CLER of 6% ner 5 te declar pecific ee —" CLES 6% per annum until paid; that this judgnent be, and it is declared a spec ‘2 t t c C Go 4 Ld de and &] ” pr rr ea , ; ‘ ted within the c Co eferred Li yp nt wie sy the defendants and locate 1 - Auto Parts and Electri LO ‘ 46n upon the property owned by -V a rth Creek p ring to Thomas Fox, E F -SU ek Drainage D r simated the map as belonging DGM NON a © strict, as designated on tn " JUDGMENT OF NON-5 IT Rob & bl i , 3 ? Fox nda and George FOX. SS He. We Levan It is further decreed that the defendants That in order to enforce the said lien, the Court arpoints Robe t S hobert A, Collicn as a Commissioner of the Court to advertise the said : vy i property to be . a sold n ON any Nonier after giving thirty dayst notice of said sale, which notice shall be pudjig) 1 I 1S8hed in ¢ na cena amin 8 4 5 + 7 + 2 reneral circulation and by posti Vv ng @ notice at the Court house doo oor a other public places and day, that the property be sold ¢ perty be or cash, 4 T fa f Ay qq oY ; . andanta ee a It is further decreed e defendants pay the costs of this action C. G. Smith Clerk Superfor Court v yorth Carolina Iredell County <SeS e Carolina County i ‘ A ¥ A ’ A ; i ‘ : fic anc | . red @ specific coming on to be heard before hy rourt Une y? , - 7 + + ants and located wi thin the : 4“perior C urt and it appearing to the Court that . L9 ' Voluntary r the map as belonging to Cicero Lackey untary non-sutt; e Collier * + : . —e ‘ dismissed and the Court appoints Robert 4 It is, therefore, ordered and decreed that th Lon di s vonday: Notes , Mited and the plaintiff is taxed with the co re] property to be sold on any I } e, lished 1” This Fet sale, which notice shall be pub this Feb. 10th, 191. c. G. Smith or ane : t aur — newspaper of genera ‘on and by posting a notice at the court ” h = , ’ for casi . « be gold 2° three other public places and said sale day, that the property be £9 Wssee 456 North Carolina, In the Supertor Court the purcha 1 Iredell County. 1S , ABET a Ae s foreclosed, the Ralph H. Reavis 7c -VS- JUD ND TINDRT Ud rbtod L de As Reavis and Mir ,econ f£iff, includin the said mort vertis A ATY WVU et 4 bh COUNTY « art 1 Les 128 IRE m ~ ATT? VvVUlT ry AA? ? fa as =) ct JU st ert 2 oD x Oo ¢ . 4 Hy 2 4 os ot Q s ' ro | 3 ae > < . ' : wi fl - “0 . o Ss ©> <= oe De ot ot ee non vo 4 k Su rile am : YToMmicec omp ave C n i e +h wild and ana a ———~ eo 7 wwV AY = a+ of > LPini; pd e ta +t SrA / UT ~ cwror Ne a 57 LV Su Le 7 Se al mf Feb wo 4 ost ste he Sad Tor Plaintiitr or BPefen ants na ttorneys North Carolina, - AADOLTN NORTH CAROLINA, sunt unty. LL COUNTY a TREDELL payrie Elliot and De Le Raym Y. D. McLell: nd, Herbert a ° 24 7 ee . am ae ene "+ peed lina, YaAYO 8 RD OR e > oO c x i = xo) , ® 13 ‘ 4 = D+ o ~ os ce ¢ cod aa “ Ss © 5 : ¢ t ‘ ee © “ oO a of, © Lm re - 4 t C o e % ¢ co e C a i. & uv > HS $ > ai + ELL COUNTY tomobile Cc ~ ae m » Yn b y Cc + - + artford, (Ct a 3 , : DS be ? +«1@ Ss Sa cS cals <s o od © ® 3 . S =) = © fa Be re lO . S&S 2 3 @ > an <t io =o os aA os — > 4 ee © ee > ¢ ™» —- % / i e 4 % - ' ‘ $ + Ul x) © c ” < ‘ io S : - C ~ 4 5 = <9 P ‘ oO © ; ~~ ‘ ‘ i ‘ /Y ” a ~ : ‘ r : a 7 4 " > ake VSe 1a) > | RT YON NAT NORTH CAN LINA, : RATT? anT Com Mulidt Wir or 7 A ATT NITY rrnnn U OU N's 2 ii ( miliard > 7 a the FLPSt vie iad dile, North <r B “74 + we . ae 1 v ee 466 167 North Carolina, se as oa yoRTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court Iredell County. IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk irs. Effie Brookshire \ armstrong Paint and Varnish Works, ation a Corpor , Plaintiff, e. c } Vs. DEFAULT FINAL JUDGMENT 2 try . a t ra) + 4 } °° v “ eaninacisneaccinlai ¢, Be Spencer, Defendant. re eee ee ne te Pere vee WAS undersigned ley This cause coming on to be heard for juigment by default final, and it Pf 4 eeeoree entity. at aring ¢ } his act!, appearing to the Court that Summons was issued on 6 June, 1932, and that it was returnable as provided by law; that on the same date, the plaintiff filed a duly verified Compaaint with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County demanding a sum certain in money due from collections made by the defendant for the plaintiff; Uy that on 6 June, 1932, the defendant, C. B. Spencer accepted service of the summons e we ~ . c and a copy of the Complaint, and waived service by an Officer; that the defendant received a copy of the summons together with a copy of the Complaint; that it further appearing to the Courb that the time allowed for the defendant to plead Tredel1 Count; has elapsed, and no answer, demurrer or other pleading or motion has been filed by the defendant, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment for the amount of the collections made as alleged in the Complaint? THEREFORE, IT IS ADJUDGED, DECREED AND ORDERED that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, the sum of Five Hundred Fourteen Do lars and Twenty-three Cents ($514.23), together with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from 6 June, 1932, until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of Court. a. Mae . This the 10th day of March, 191. C. G- Smith vid Clerk Superior Court Iredell County Tee mee om ae Se Sb et aE Ot aE RS ae ah te Oe ae ta at aaa Oe pial , ' NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY, sost >i + hy acti I D, Le Raymer, Jr. Plaintiff b7+ 70, whic! urt finds was paid vy piain ae Vs. 7 ON SUIT AG Al JUDGMENT OF N ’ 7 fan Padgett and the Atlantic be ; i. ce’ & corporation, successor p tHe A. smi mua Coal = to the Atlantic Ice and ampany, a corporation Defendants. ee ee ourt This matter being heard before C. G. Smith, Clerk of the Superior C dants *f Iredel3 County, and it appearing to the court that the plaintiff and defen have compromised and settled the matters and things arising in this action » UNder which settlement and compromise the plaintiff is to take a non suit in this BCtion and the defendants are to pay the costs: 4 IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED AND DECREED that this action be, and the sq me is hereby non suited and the defendant be, and they are hereby taxed with the Court This the 10th day of March, 19}. Ce Ge Smith Clerk of Superior Court BY CONSENT: Adams, Dearman & Winberry Attorneys ror Plaintiir Lewis & Lewis ie Kttomeys for Defendants et % + Se ae ae ah ae ah Sk ak at ae a a at ttt et eee eaanea IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 19). MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1941 yorTH CAROLINA, Be it remembered that a Superior Court was begun and held in and for the county and State aforesaid on the 10th day of March, 1941 at 10:00 o'clock A.M. when and where His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presiding and holding Courts in this the Fifthenth Judicial District, Spring Term, 191, is present and presiding. John y, Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County is present and opened Court by order of the Court. Jom White Moore, High Sheriff, returned into open Court the named of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for this the March Term, 1941, to-wit: J. Re Joyner Charles A. Freeze J. Se Moore a R. L. Howard J. W. Lackey L. Reynolds Ralph Dowell L. Ne Sweet B. A. Troutman E. Clendenin Carl VY. £. Whitener . T. C. Barrier F. R. Alexander Pp. A. Gryder ¢. Johnson Paul I. Brawley John Fox (Chambersb, Tnsp) Francis M. Bell Boovey Ed. B. Renegar Ww. C. Chambers W. C. Feimster J. Re Joyner and D. E. Hitener excused on Doctors! Certificates. B. A. Troutman and T. C. Barrier excused by the Court. John Fox of Chambersburg Township was Called out in Open Court and failed to answer, whereupon it is judgment of theCourt that the said John Fox pay 8 fine of $40.00 and cost. The following men constitutes what shall hereinafter be called the "Divorce Jury", to-wit: R, L. Howard C. G. Boovey Paul I. Brawley W. L. Reynolds L. N. Sweet Chas. A. Freeze Ed. B. Renegar J. E. Clendenin i. C. Johnson J. W. Lackey J. S. Moore Pp. A. Gryder Westmoreland jp) No. 18)5 Alice P. Crater “vs- lorry B. Crater NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL ¢ UNTY, Alice P, Crater vs. Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as alleged 4 Answer: Lomedi a ¢ Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and “ preceding the commencement of this action? Anawer;: DIVORCE. The "Divorce Jury" being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the § issues submitted to it as follows: 4 In the Superior Court, March, 1941, Term n the complaint? Yes. apart for two years Yes. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 MONDAY, MARCH 10, 191 Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Caro year immediately preceding the commencement of this action? lina for ong Answer? Yes. -0O- 0-=-0- -0- -0--0= Nortn Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March, 1941, Term Alice P. Crater VS. JUDGMENT OF ABSOLUTE DIVORCE Harry Be. Crater. This cause coming on to be heard at the regular Merch, 1941, Term of Superiog Count for Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard before the undersigned Judze Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted as allears in the record, to-wit: "pid the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart for two years immediately preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for one year immediately preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofor existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be dissolved, and that the plaint.): ! and she is hereby, granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action J. H. Clement 4 4? ee 2 eF 666606 6000466004440 46064 OS EEE he No. 187 DIRVORCE. gwers an Mamie Causey Smith 4 The "Divorce Jury" being duly sworn and empanelled, vs 4ssues submitted to it as follows: Haywood Irvin Smith North Carolina } In the Supetior Court, Iredell County | March Term, 19. Mrs. Mamie Causey Smith — ISSUES Haywood Irvin Smith opie" the ° 1. Did the plaintiff and defemdant imtermarry, %° alleged 1” Answer: Yes. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 MONDAY, MARCH 10, 191 2, Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the s tat carolina for more than one year next preceding the commencement of ie sean Answer: YeS- 3. Have the plaintiff and deendant lived separate and a other for two years immediately preceding the commencement of this nue — Answer: Y@S- 4. Was said separation without fault on the part of the plaintiff? Answer: Yes. North Carolina In the Superior Court, Iredell County March Term, 191 rs. Mamie Causey Smith vs JUDGMEN Haywood Irvin Smith This cause coming on to be heard at the March Tern, 1941 of Iredell County Superior Court before His Honor, J. He Clement, Judge Presiding, anda jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff, as set out in the record in this cause; It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjydged that the bonds of matri- mony heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and they are, dissolved and set aside and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. J. He Clement Judge Presiding tn ek cheb eee bets Os 6044994099") Dora Hartsell { DIVORCE. v ) he The "Divorce Jgry" being duly sworn and empanelled, answers t follows: Spencer Hartsell issues submitted to it as NORTH CAROLINA unten IN SUPERIOR C TREDELL Country Dora Kartsell Vs Spencer Hartsell 4 IN THE SUPERTOR COURT 72 MARCH TERM, 191 MONDAY, MARCH 10, 19) he The PLgseeel Gat Merenaeet EAlecmnrry es alleged in the ‘i lai Dlainte Answer: Yes. 2. Did Defendant abandon Plaintiff and have they lived 5s from each other for more than two {2) years as alleged in the eomplatece nd apart Answer: Yes. 3- Has Plaintiff been a bona fideresident of the state of No more than one [1 year next preceeding the commencement of this acti the complaint? rth Carolina 4, On 88 alleged in Answer: Yes. “O= -O= -0- -0- ~-o- NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY March Term, 191 Dora Hartsell } vs. JUDGMENT } Spencer Hartsell This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this the March Tem of the Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Pre- siding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the Plaintiff and azainst the Defendant, as set out in the record: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of Matri- mony heretofore existing between the Plaintiff and the Defendant, be, and the same are, dissolved, and the Plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the Defeniant. J. He Clement Judze Presiding ’ tee eee ee eter eee ere ener eee neeeeeaeaaeaea eet? No. 1862 ) DIVORCE . he ‘ Maggie Smith 4 The "Divorce Jury" being duly sworn and empanelled, answers ¢ vs issues submitted to it as follows: William Smith North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, 191 Maggie Smith ] vs. ISSUES William Smith 4 they now husband 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and are and wife, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 | MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1912 473 2, Did the defendant abandon the plaintirr ant lived separate and apart for more than ae and have said plaintiff and ais action, as alleged in the complaint? years prior to the commencement Answer: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a bonifide carolina for more than two years next preceeding alleged in the complaint? resident of the State of North the commencement of this action, as Answer: Yes. “O- -O- -0- <-0- Yorth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, 19)1 ' veggie Smith vs 4 JUDGMENT 4 William Smith 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presiding, anda jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of mtrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant, be, and the same are dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. J. H. Clement Judge Presiding a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Ho. 1866 DIVORCE. Welzie B, Compton The "Divorce Jury" being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the ou ) issues submitted to it as follows: homas Compton ’ wort Carmlina, In the Superior Court, ‘redel County. March Term, 19) Melzie B. Comp ton ' Vs, Q ISSUES Thomas Compton | d nd wire 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and are they now husban ’ ®8 alleged in the complaint? Amwer: Yes. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 MONDAY, MARCH 10, 19) 2, Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have the said pleint ntife and defendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two to the commencement of this action, as alleged in the Complaint? Years prioy Answer: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been 4 ponifide resident of the State of Nort Carolina for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this on alleged in the complaint? On, as Answers: Yes. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, 191 Melzie B. Compton Vs. JUDGMENT Thomas Yompton This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Tem of the Superiog Court of Iredell County before His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presiding, and & jury, j and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the ponds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant, be, and the same are dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, J. H. Clement __.__— Juage residing mene neeeeeeeseoeeeneeen eases ® No. 186) DIVORCE. James McMullan The “Divorce Jury", being duly swom and empa@ =-VS- issues submitted to it as follows: Adeline McMullan North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term, 19). James McMullan vs Adeline McMullan 1. Has the plaintiff been 4 resident of the State ° two years next preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 19)1 MONDAY, MARCH 10, 192 2, pid the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? plain Answer: Yes. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived se rat e other for two years immediately prior to the sauna ian of oe ao each Answer: Yes. yorth Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County March Term, 1941 Janes McMullan vs Adeline McMul lan This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Presiding Juige and a Jury at the March Term, 1941 Iredell County Superior Court, and the issues having been submitted to the Jury, as appear in the records, and the Jury having answered the issues in favor of the plaintiff: It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be and they are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the cost of this action. J. H. Clement Presiding Judge gn 4 6neeeeeeeeenen ne eteettt"™ NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. GEORGE B. CATHEY ” JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT “THER J. McMANUS This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Je He Clement, Judge Pp ‘siding of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Court, and the Court having found as a fact that the plaintiff and defendant have adjusted al 1 things, matters and differences arising on the pleadings heretofore filed, and now Pending in this Court. tiff NOW, THEREFORE, upon motion of C- Woodrow Teague, attorney for ene IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1942 4t is ordered, ad jud -ed and decreed, that the plaintiff be, and he is hereby all Owed to take a judgment of non-suit. It is further ordered and adjudged that the said defendant, Luther 7 McManus take nothing by this cross action against plaintiff. ror de Ba Clement J. H. CLEMENT, JUDGE PRESIDING This the 3rd day of February, 1941. I, George B. Cathey, plaintiff in the above entitled action, hereby author; and direct my attomey, C. Woodrow Teague, to have entered on the docket of the Super: Court of Iredell County, 8 judgment of non-suit. Geo. B. Cathey George B. Cathey Witness: C. Woodrow Teague. This the 3rd day of February, 1941. I consent hereto. J. Carlyle Rutledge Attorney for Defendant. seeeneeeeeeee 660 0406006009°°"",. North Caroiina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, 1941 Helen Morrison Smith -VS-= Eugene Moore Smith rede) rior This cause coming on for trial at the aforesaid Term of Iredell Supe aintiff Court before the undersigned Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the Pl be non was called by the Sheriff to come in and prosecute this action oF she would and pr suited, and it appearing that the plaintiff failed and neglected to appeer this actions and the be It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that this action D@, same is hereby dismissed, and the plaintiff is taxed with the costSe This the 10th day of March, 191. a. Be Clement Spon PrResly ##? gas CORES, ORE SEHHHHHHHHHEHHHHEEHHHOOTE osecu IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 MONDAY, MARCH 10, 191 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, MARCH TERM, 19h We Be Travis an JUDGMENT James Wellman This cause coming on for trial at the aforesaid Term of Iredell Superior Court before the undersigned J¥dge, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff yas called by the Sheriff to come in and prosecute this action or he would be non- suited, and 4t appearing that the plaintiff failed and neglected to appear and prose- eute this action: It is therefore ordered, djudged and decreed that this action be, and the same is hereby dismissed, and the plaintiff is taxed with the costs. This the 10th day of March, 191. J. He Clement Judge Presiding eee ehh EHO 6666 OHO HHH TAHOE HDE OEE NET EHR North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. March Term, 19l) RM. Brawley, trading as R. Me Brawley & Company JUDGMENT } 4 ( -VSe i ‘ R. Me Holmes This cause coming on for trial at the aforesaid Term of Iredell Superior Court before the undersigned Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff m8 called by the Sheriff to come in and prosecute this action oF 4t would be non- mited, and it appearing that the plaintiff failed end neglected to appear and prose cute this action: It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that this action be, and t te same is hereby dismissed, and the plaintiff 4s taxed with the costs. This the 10th day of March, 19i1. J. He Clement io *% eee ee ene ee Hs 478 IN THE SUPERIOR Court MARCH TERM, 191 MONDAY, MARCH 10, 19)1 North Carolina, In the Super‘or Court ’ Iredell County. March Tem, 1941 F. J. Massey JUDGMENT vs <Se e Bertie Massey This cause coming on for trial at the aforesaid Term of Iredell Supert or Court Before the undersigned Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the Pleintire was called by the Sheriff to come in and prosecute this action or he woulda be non-sut and it appearing that the plaintiff failed and neglected to appear and prosecute this action. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that this action be, and the same is hereby dismissed, and the plaintiff is taxed with the costs. This the 10th day of March, 191. Je He. Clement J. ee HH HH Ht a HHT North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, 191 Mamie Sharpe JUDGMENT ——_— ’ } @VSe= § } ’ Herman Sharpe This cause coming on for trial at the aforesaid Term of Iredell Super+°or tiff Court before the undersigned Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the Plain none was called by the Sheriff to come in and prosecute this action or she would be d prose suited, and it appearing that the plaintiff failed and neglected to appear and P cute this action: and the It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that this action be, same is hereby dismissed, and the plaintiff is taxed with the costs. 2. i Clemer™ —sUDGE PRESIDIN This the 10th day of March, 191. gaatt! a # Ho tH a a ee ee ee ee eee a a IN THE SUPERIOR couURT MARCH TERM, 19),1 4°79 MONDAY, MARCH 10, 191 } The following jury: H. C. Johnson, N ) Carl D. Westmoreland, Francis Me Beli ’ egomme Ralph Dowell, Sides, W. L. Bell, W. M. Dingler, J. B. Tyan cpusters C. E. ; B. Ives, Bill Be M. Rodman, being duly sworn and empanelled, ihaeers Ut rea . 182 | Ly v. Genirt ok vs Le 8. West submitted to it as follows: North Carolina In Superior Court Iredell County March Term, 191 g. Ve Kendrick -vs- Issue L. & West What amount, if any, is the Plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendant? Ans. $150.00 with interest from Oct. 21 1939. 9 SHH HEHEHE HR RHE RRR RHEE RD v Yo. 1812 The following jury: R. L. Howard, L. N. Sweet, F. Re Hutton & Bourbonnais Co. Alexander, C. CG. Boovey, Chas. A. Freeze, J. W. Lackey, -Vs- Paul I. Brawley, Ed. B. Renegar, J. S. Moore, W. L. J. M. Lyles, Thomas H. Steele and wife, Grace B. Steele Reynolds, J. E. Clendenin and P. A. Gryder was duly sworn and empanelled tn this action. Pending trial Court takes recess until Tuesday Morning March llth, 1941 at 9:40 O'clock. TRH He ae ae ae ah ak ae de ae ah aE GE aE OR aE aE HEHE tk ah aE aE aE aaa aA aE Ea a This Honorable Court takes recess until Tuesday Morning, March llth, 191 at 9330 O'clock A.M.. Lwwwn 480 March llth, 1941 at 9:30 o'clock A.M.. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1942 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment on TUESDAY y omin & No. 1812 } The jury heretofore sworn and em anell Hutton & Bourbonnais Co. answers the issue submitted to it as ae Case -VS=< . J. Me Lyles, Thomas H. ' Steele and wife, Grace B. § Steele ) NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. MARCH TERM, 192 Hutton &Bourbonnais Co., Plaintiff, -VS=< J. M. Lyles, Thomas H. Steele and wife, Grace B. Steele, Defendants. 1. Did the defendants, Thomas H. Steele and wife, Grace Steele, agree to pay the plaintiff, Hutton & Bourbonnais Yompany, for the material delivered to J. M. Lyles, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: NO. North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County March 1941, Term Hutton & Bourbonnais Company JUDGMENT J. Me Lyles, Thomas H. Steele and wife, Grace B. Steele SS SS Oe Superior This cause coming on to be heard at the regular March, 191, Term - Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard before the undersi tted 86 Presiding and a jury, and the jury having answered the following issue subal indicated, to-wit: agree "1. Did the defendants, Thomas H. Steele and wife, Grace B- Sterial aeliver to pay the plaintiff, Hutton & Bourbonnais Company for ma to J. M. Lyles, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Wo. * ntif IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, adjudged and considered that the ples ae clerk of Sup? y describe? nothing in this action and that the lien filed in the office of the + Court of Iredell County in Lien Docket No. 3 at page 7, upon the proper f precove? IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 19) TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 19)1 481 in the complaint be, and the same is hereby cancelled, and the Clerk of Superior Court directed to cancel the same of record, It is further ordered that the plaintirr pay the costs of this action J- H. Clement Judge Presiding aa oT OOOO 88088 68 8 e O84 6 eee North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, 19). 2. V. Kendrick JUDGMENT «VSe- Se oe L. 8. West This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues in favor of the plaintiff as set forth in the record: It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover from the defendant the sum of One Hundred and Fifty ($150.00) Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from October 31, 1949, until paid, together with the cost of this action. J. H. Clement Judge Presiding OEE HEHEHE HEHEHE ER The following jury: R. L. Howard, L. N. Sweet, C. G. Boovey, Chas. A. Freeze, J. W. Lackey, Paul I. Brawley, Ed. B.Renegar, J. S. Moore, W. Le Reynolds, J. E. Clendenin, P. A. Gryder and F. R. Alexander, being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the issue submitted to it as follows: As Kyles vs Mrs, 7 et al vena B. Brown, o> <> ¥ *rth Carolina, In Superior Court, I node County. March Term, 191 a vA Kyles ' “vs- ) Issue. lrg, Tre na B, Mm, et a) i IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 1941 TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 191 Did C. A. Kyles purchase the land described in the complaint from J, y Beaver, now deceased, and pay the said purchase price agreed upon for said propert erty! Answer: Yes. cccae nee een ee ene e eee err ret NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY March Term, 1941 IN THE MATTER OF Andrew C. McIntosh, Receiver of Rhyne Drug Co. ey i Ft es TO HONORABLE J. H. CLEMENT, JUDGE PRESIDING: Your petitioner respectfully shows to the Court as follows: That he was required by order of the Court to file a Final Account in the | above matter at the March Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, 1941, and that the said Order recited that it had been made to appear to the Court that the assets o said Receivership had been fully liquidated; That the assets of said Receivership have not been fully liquidated in that there are certain assets in the way of dividends from the Commercial National Bank o Statesville, N- Ce» which he has not been able to collect due to inability to prone @ bond which is acceptable to the United States Government and that he is still ences’ ing to obtain the balance of said dividends without bond; That he is in ill health and expects to and will be confined to & ne et after Tuesday, March llth and that such condition has existed for some length of © 5 ™ til the Now, therefore, your petitioner asks the Court that he be allowed until May Term, 191, to file his Final Account and Settlement. - Respectfully submitted, Andrew C. Mcintosh Receiver Sworn and subscribed to before me, this the 10th day of March, 191. Paul H. Robertson Wotary Public a My commission expires: 9-12-42. (NOTARIAL SEAL) NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior court, IREDELL COUNTY. March Term, 192 Cc. L. Rhyne } } vs ) } } Rhyne Drug Company , Clement, This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Judge J+ H IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 191 mwage Holding courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District, and upon the petition and yotion of andrew C. McIntosh, Receiver of Rhyne Drug Company: It is ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court: 1. That this cause be continued for the report of the Receiver to the May Tem, 1941, of Iredell County Superior Court. 2, That the Receiver,be, and he is hereby required to disburse all funds on band under en areee GF es Cones, ene file a report thereof at the May Term, 191 of \, | 4 a ’ | Iredell county Superior Court. This the llth day of March, 191. ____s—sidsSO#w«sCLOMent Judge Presiding -—™ seaee eee eee eee eee et ie de Sh Se Sk CE Gk OE kk EE aa v yo. 1828 The following jury was sworn and empanelled to try the issues J. L. Bunton in this action, to-wit: H. C. Johnson, N. &. Brown, Ralph Dowell, vs Carl V. Westmoreland, Frances Me Bell, W. C. Feimster, John Fox, Carl Holder C. E. Sides, W. L. Bell, J. Be Ives, W. C. Johnson and J. R- Albea. Pending trial Court takes recess until Wednesday Morning, March 12th, 1941 at 9:30 o'clock AM. This Honorable Court takes recess until Wednesday Morning, March 12th, 1941 at 9330 o'clock AmM. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 192 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 19) This Honorable Court convens according to adjournment on Wednesday M orming, March 12th, 191 at 9:30 o'clock A-M.- Noe 1828 4 J. Le Bunton 4 vs The jury heretofore sworn and empanelled in this cas {gssues submitted to it as follows: ®, answers the Carl Holder North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. March Term, 191 J. Le. Bunton Plaintiff -vVs- ISSUES Carl Holder Defendant 1. Was the automobile of the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant, as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: No. 2. Did the plaintiff contribute to the damage to his automobile by his om negligence, 43s alleged in the answer? Answer: a 4. What damage, if any, did plaintiff ustain? Answer: h. Was the automobile of the defendant injured by the negligence of the plaintiff, as alleged in the answer? Answer: No. 5. What damage, if any, did defendant sustain? Answer: e ee at seaveeneeet* % ab at ct te a OO poepeeee + Oe oe eH F NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIG COURT IREDELL COUNTY: MARCH TERM, 19). J. Le Bunton vs JUDGMENT Carl Holder ude? si ed J This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the under oe ;. 1 county» and a Jury at the March Term, 1941, of the Superior Court of Irede al rad ow indice” following issues having been submitted to the jury and answered 48 bel IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 191 1. Was the automobile of the plaintiff 1 gefendant, 98 alleged in the complaint? njured by the negligence of the Answer: No. 2, Did the plaintiff contribute to th g negligence, #8 alleged in the answer? e damage to his automobile by his own Answer: 36 What damege, if any, did plaintiff sustain? Answer: ——_—— h. Was the automobile of the defendant injured a f aliehset, eee eed in the enswert jured by the negligence of the Answer? No 5. What damage, if any, did defendant sustain? Answer: The jury having answered the first and fourt issues "No": IT IS, THEREFORE, On motion of W. H. McElwee, Esq., Attorsey for the socentenll \heaye ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED That the plaintiff recover nothing by his action and that the plaintiff pay the cost of this action. It is further ordered that the defendant recover nothing of the plaintiff on his counterclaim. J. H. Clement Judge Presiding SRR HH HH HHH eH OH HF + % & 4 % % + ete et et Ht ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 193 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA (#1542) IREDELL COUNTY. 9 MARCH TERM IN RE: ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATE OF C. A. DULIN ~~ P. P. DULIN EXECUTOR JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT. In this cause, the movants, Ben Lentz, Wilma Marjorie Lentz, Jerry Junior, lentz, by His Guardian, Paul Lentz, and Elizabeth Ellen Lentz, having decided to take aNon-Suit it is therefore upon motion ordered that 6 Judgment of Non-*uit be and t he same is hereby entered and that this action 6° off the docket. This Monday, March 10, 19}. a J. H. Clement “onsented to by Judge presiding and Holding the Sourts of the 15th Judicial Dist. mey for Ben entz fepapeton Wizabern or Wilma Marjorie Lentz, ian Ellen Lentz, and Paul Lentz, of Jerry Junior Lentz. * 4 ** i a a ee a a ee ee 0 be Ore sneer * IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 191 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR Court 1941 (#1557) IREDELL COUNTY MARCH TERM PAUL LENTZ (INDIVIDUALLY), JERRY JUNIOR LENTZ BEN MILLER LENTZ, AND PAUL LENTZ GUARDIAN OF JUDGMENT OF NON-SuIT, P. P. DULIN EXECUTOR OF C. A. DULIN, P. P. P. P. DULIN GUARDIAN and Others DULIN (INDIVIDUALLY), OF WM. DULIN AND LUCILE DULIN, 4 \ \ vs 4 ) 4 q 4 In this case the plaintiffs having elected to take a Non-suit, it is there fore upon motion ordered thet a Judgment of Non-Suit be and the same is hereby entere and that this action go off the docket. This Monday, March 10, 19,1. Je He Clement Judge Presiding and Holding the mm Consented to by Courts of the 15th Judicial Dist, J. Giles Hudson Kttorneys for ben {tller Lentz W. R. Dalton KRttorney ror Paul Lentz, sna paul Lentz, Guardian of Jerry Junior Lentz. nk Oe OOS 00606486 6846 OOS OHO S EO OE North Carolina. In the Superior Court, Tredell County. March Term, 19. C. A. Kyles, vs JUDGMENT Trena B. Brown, This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Superior Co Judge presiding and & 07% the County, and being heard before His Honor, J. H- Clement, t in favor of and the jury having answered the issue submitted to them by the Cour plaintiff and against the defendants as set forth in the record: a be and It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that J» G- Lewis ’ r 4s he is hereby appointed a Commissioner of this Court, and as such Commis sione a for the one-half authorized and directed to make and execute and deliver 4 dee gaid ¢ interest in said lands formerly belonging to J. W. Beaver, deceased, %° the Laint an ' ned in said comp ntiff pey the A. Kyles, said deed to be made subject to the lien mentio taxed now due on said lands. It is further ordered that the plat . 2 Clement he te te Oe Oe IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 191 486A on 1852 The following jury: R. L. Howard yrs. Mary 0- vs 9 Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance COo- Stevenson Clendenin, P. A. G » W. L. Reynolds, J. E ’ . ° ryder, Fr. ns Alexander, W. H. Dingler : ’ B. M.- Redmond and W. C. Cha » U. mbers we panelled to answer the issues diateeee th is cette ‘a Ne Pending trial the Court with draws a juror a mis-trial, and this case is aictrenit wait tee Gr bao > 1941. meee eneee ee / (yorTH CAROLINA IN SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY MARCH TERM, 191 federal Home Investing Company, Inc. -vs- ORDER SETTING ASIDE JUDGMENT Dulin B. Stearns and wife, Nannie B, Stearns This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that the above matter has pended in the Superior Court of Iredell County since the May Term, 1931 of Superior Court of said County, on a motion of the defendants to set aside the judgment on the grounds that there was an answer filed at the time the judgnent vas entered, and it appearing to the Court that such answer was on file raising issues of fact at the time the said juigment was entered: It is now ordered and adjuiged that the Judgment heretofore entered in this cause be and it is hereby set aside and that the cause be retained for trial of the issues raised by the pleadings at the May Term, 19). J. H. Clement Jucge Presiding * % tinea een ee een 060 900404 0 84 OT Ee N orth Carolina, In the Superior Court tredell County. March Term, 191 Martin p, Travis, et al } ’ “— JUDGMENT , 4 } Tavis & Reavis Sales Co., Inc. ne Receiver, and being heard ae cause coming on to be heard upon the report of t a 1 Honor Clem this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His ’ ont, Judge Presiding, can 4t appearing to the Court that all the propert Sfendant hat he has on the has been sold and disposed of by said Receivers and t & pyrene 4g ator. $588.51, and it further appearing to the Court that Lewis & a neys for said Receiver: the Court that said Receiver first It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by and adjudged by the Court that MY the Costs of this action. It is further ordered ia thet noe ie a a ge a SE Chas. re Freeze, Paul T. Brawley, Ie N. Sweet, C. G. Boovey, . Sa —— ~ a 2 a, alr ea 486 2 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 191 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 19h1 the said Receiver, J. G- Lewis, be, and he is hereby allowed th services 4s geceiver, and Lewis & Lewis, Attorneys are allowed : ithe $100.00 for for legal services rendered in this Cause, both of said sums to be eee &S Attomeys the costs. 8S & part of It further appearing to the Court that there is not any money on ha the general or common creditors any sum whatsoever, it is therefore . by the Court that the balance on hands after the payment of the Costs paid to the State of North Carolina, the County of Ipedell and City of stat to receive its pro rata part as per the claims filed by each shown in ome of the Receiver filed at this Term of the Court. ds to ordered and ait Ville, 64 nal report It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant Cor be, and the same is hereby wound up and dissolved, and its charter dissolved Fah On compliance with this order the Receiver is discharged together with his bond cance J. H. Clement Judge Presiding 2 oh tt ab ae te Ra North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County March Term, 191 In the Matter of The Receivership of Arnold's, Incorporated Cc. F. Williams, et al vs Judgment Arnold's, Ince fhis cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, and it appearing to we ; oe Z : ‘ 2 1 t Inc. Court that the Final Report of the Receiver, Zeb. V- Longe, Ire, for Arnold's, nes has been filed, and that the same has now been approved by the Court and orde! ‘ WW } j and in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, , : - »? , : : e en com 4t further appearing that all of the business 01 the said Receivership has be pleted; } De v. Now, Th refore, it is ordered, decreed and ad judged that the said 26 t he be Long, Jr., Receiver, be, and he is herevy, released from his bond, and tha ' and he is hereby, released and discharged as Receiver for Arnold's, Ince Je He Clement ——Judge Presiding gaat? This the 11 day of March, 191. : ee # * ne eneeeneeds eons 6000996400877" " - ad tug of this action 4 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 19)2 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 19) yorth carolina, In the Superior Court tredel1 Count Ye March Term, 1941 _ Raymer, Administra tor, ibm it, MeLelland, ¢ eceased. Vs. carrie Elliott McLelland, Exécutrix and D. L. Raymer’, Administrator, c.tea. of the Estate of W. D. McLelland, deceasede ) This cause coming on to be hea he Iredell County before His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presidi on the statement of facts agreed upon, and the Court being of said facts that consent judgment providing for the ps yment of to the estate of He A. McLelland by the estate of W. McLelland, alonz with the other debts in the due course of administration of said estate, said sum of is $/,000. 00 being in full settlement of the amount due said estate, does not draw interest: wat w4 m- a ra at this Term of uperior Court of 3%, and being heard the opinion upon the sum of $1,000.00 It is therefore, ordered an adjudged judgment referred to does not draw TT s. — the estate of He A. McLelland by the estate « interesi adjudged that upon the payment of the 44000, Of is discharged from any further liability, t SS SS ee TPT ae ke ss oe North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Nov. Term, 193). Elenor Moody, by her next friend, Lycy Hinson Vs. ISSUES Robert Moody 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the Complaints ANSWER: Yes. 2. Has the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from each other for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. 4. Has the plaintiff been 4 bonifide resident of the State of North Caroline for more than one year next preceeding the commencement of this action, 4s alleged in the Complaint? ANSWER: Yes. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. NOVEMBER TERM, 1934 Rlenor Moody, by her next friend, Lucy Hinson, vs, Robert Moody This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this ¢ 34 Court of Iredell County, before His Honor, A. M- Stack, Judge presiding, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it dy the Court in favo plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: : , matrinony It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that tne gonds of ne are neredy heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the — dant. dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defen one It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the cost of the acti A. Me ‘ee ———=476 presiding jJuage P eee eee eH Terre e eee ee RTH CAROLINA state OF NO IN THE SUPERIOR co ng OF NORTH CAROLINA ’ State y. 4 FINAL DISCHARGE WILLIAM GRAY, Defendant q It appearing that the above defendant was pla msl tilt’ [rnstrong, duage holding this Court on the Sen fay of Algwo for & period of 2 years, and it further appearing that the 2 ae a: 1938, nas ended and the said defendant has satisfactorily fulfilled the auie a probation 48 set forth in the Judgment in this cause and is entitied to Final Discharges NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED, that th f ve, and 4s hereby, released and discharged from the soluaes ix Sucaeee a oo oy 4 use. This 7th day of August, 19h». H. Hoyle Sink Judge Presiding Dan eeeeeGeeeeeeneee ee seeveeeeeeemeeseees J gqATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COUT CONTY OF IREDELL PT NO. 130 — STATE OF NO TH CAROLINA q V . FINAL DISCHAt GE CHARLES DANIEL, Defendant 4 It appearing that the above defendant was placed on Probation by the Honorable W. H. Bobbitt, Judge holding this Court on the 4hst day of January 1949 fora period of 2 years, and it further appearing that the 2 year probation period has ended and the said defendant has satisfactorily fulfilled the Condi tions. of Probation as set forth in the Judgment in this cause and is entitled to Final Discharge. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED, that the defendant Charles os be, and is hereoy, released and dischargéd from the probation judgnent in his cause. This 40th day of January, 1941. io J. He Clement _ Juage Presiding i eon eeeeeeeaeeeeneneeenesenes e e eerry aTE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT QNTY OF IREDELL DOCKET NO. 131 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA S vy, ' FINAL DISCHARGE éne Johnson, Defendant iene appearing that the above defendant was placed on Probation by the ane eW. H. Boboitt, Judge Holding this Court on the 31st dey of January, 1939 re period of 2 years, and it further appearing that the ¢ year peter — Prob mded and the said defendant has satisfactorily fulfilled the Yonditions of , ation as set forth in the Judgnent in this cause and is entitled to Final Discharg NOW, THERE 2 : I ng that the defendant Eugene Johnson b » THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED This 30th day of January; 191. J. He Clement Judge Presiding &4 * *# # # Di nce wncccccen ees eeeeeest este 490 CAROLINA In the ° C, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT yort# . uperior Court COUNTY OF IREDELL DOCKET NO. 1) srepeL COUNTY bate th dean STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA ) vs 4 FINAL DISCHARGE J R. Gaither and Ss. C. Gaither, JOHN BELL BROWN, Defendaht 4} | partners Trading 4s Gaither Brothers Lumber Company It appearing that the above defendant was placed on Probation by bhe Honorayy vs. JUDGMENT ‘ Tadle Wilson Warlick, Judge holding Court on the end day of Feb., 1938, for a periog years, and it further appearing that the 3 year probation period has ended and 3 R, Glenn Muse and wife, Margaret S. defeniant has satisfactorily fulfilled the Conditions of Probation as set forth © said yuse, and D J- Craig Judge nt in this cause and is entitled to Final Discharge. rth in the NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED, that the defendant John B This cause coming on to be heard and being heard by His H ll 8 y His Honor Carl G. Smith leased and discharged from the probat 62+ Brom , be, and is hereby, reie & 9° probation judgment in this cause, clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, gn Monday, March 2), 191, and it ¥ as cy 1 1 This lst day of February, 1941. Je H. Clement appearing to the Court that this action was instituted by the plaintiff for the cost Judge Presiding of building materials furnished for the erection and repairing of a dwelling on the lands owned by the defendants, and it further appearing to the Court that a lien u mas filed in this Court on the 12th day of August, 1940, within the time allowed by law, and that this action to perfect the lien was s<arted within the time allowed by IN THE SUPERIOR COURT law, and it further appeefing to the Court that this is an action for a stated Before the Clerk te amount for which jydgment by default can be had. It is therefore ordered, ad judged and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the JUDGMENT defendant Re Glenn Muse the sum of $234.75, with interest onthe same from August 12 D. FOX 1940, until paid and for the cost of this action, and that the plaintiffs have a specific lien on the lands hereinafter described until this judgment with interest This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior has been paid in full, said lands being as follows: Court of Ieedell County, North Carolina, and being heard; end First Tract: Beginning at a hickory tree; thence N. 2E rt that sumions was issued in said causeén the 3rd day stone, Atwell's corner; thence W. 68 poles to a stone in R. C line; thence 8. 128 poles to a stone in J. W. Robb's line; of December, 190 and was personally served on the defendant, W. D. Fox, by the poles to the beginning, containing 49-3/) acres, more or less. See deed from C. F. Shaver and wife to Fred C. Hughes, dated March 22, 1926, Also deed from Fred C. Hughes and wife to Henkel-Craig Livestock Company, dated april 26, 1927, and recorded in Book 85, page 392, Iredell County Registry. It appearing to the Cou Sheriff of Iredell County on the 4 day of December, 1940; and It further appearing to the Court that a verified complaint was filed in said | ee Second +ract: Beginning at pine on Josey's line; thence S. 35 W. 26 poles to a rock; thence 8. 0 E. 1 poles to a rock; thence S, 86 w. 21-1/3 poles to 7 f &@ small dogwood on J. W. Eudy's line; thence N. 40 poles to a ock, Jno. Josey's It further appearing to the Court that this is an action for possession 0 ames thence N. 89. E. 2) poles to the beginning, containing 3-3/4 acres, more or less. Cc cause on December 3rd, 1940; and personal property owned by the plaintiff and in the possession of the defendant; claim to said personal p 5 tn? d comp.t-h Third Tract: Beginning at a stake at the Southeast corner and runs N. 8-1/2 W. 15 poles to a rock; thence §. 10-3/4 poles to a white oak stump; thence N. 834 W. 2 poles toa stake in Drumwrigits line; thence N. 82 poles to a hickory grub; thence N. 883 E. 76 poles to a steke, Jacob Parker's line; thence 8. 18 W. 80 poles to the beginning, containing 35 acres, more or less. For back title to second and phird tracts see deed from Mag sie A. Stafford and husband, s. L. Stafford and Fred C. Hughes to Henkel-Craig Livestock Company, dated April 26, 1927, and ecorded in Book 07, page 45, Iredell County Registry. + roperv/ and the defendant having filed no answer or set up any and the Court finding as a fact that the allegations set out in the verifie filed by the plaintiff are true; yadge For, It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, g31 0 immediate poss? be and she is hereby declared to be the owner and entitled to the ned by Margaret S. This judgment does not attach against any other property ow of the following described personal property, to-wit: described in this judgment Yu one trunk %¢, but is limited to a specific lien against the land one baby ped; One table; one sewing machine; one bed and springs; pony cabinet, one and contents; four quilts; two blankets; two pillows; chairs; rocking chair; one baby rocking chair; one baby high chair; two » one This , D eight boies canned fruit; one wash pot; two wash tubs; two di n cause is retained until further order insofar a8 Ds water bucket and dipper; one iron frying pan; one churn; . 8 dno Jud chest; one what-notp two smoothing irons; all dishes and pe ¢ f gment is taken against him at this time. window shades and curtains; all dresser and table spreads; one hog and one pig. : c. G. Smith “Clerk Superior Court. ing Ofer as Margaret §. Muse is concerned. J. Craig is concerned It 4s further considered, ordered and adjudged that the againat the defendant for the cost of this action. h Witness my hand and official seal, this the 2hth day of Marciy ‘id oe ll PH ee ee ee eH Peery ee et ee 492 North Carolina, In Superior Court, Iredell County. Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, vs Judgnent. K. C. Bller This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that Q11 matters in controversy have been adjusted and sett&ed by payment to the plaintiff by the defendant of the sum of Seven Hundred and Thirty Dollars and Eighty six cents; It is now ordered and adjudged by consent that the plaintiff take nothing further by this action and that the defendant go without day and that the plaintire pay the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, This 22nd day of March, 191. __C. G. Smith Clerk of Superior court. By Consent: Land & Sowers Attormeys for Plaintiff. John R. McLaughlin Attorney Tor Defen ante Wea a a ea tO OE OE TERE OR NO. 3472 NORTH CAROLINA, IN S-PERIOR COUR IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK Brooks Equipment Manufacturing Company | vs ) JUDGMENT J. Es Dooley ) the This cause coming on to be heard on Mon ay, April 21, 191, before Fy the Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to the Clerk Court that all matter the 005 tne in controversy have been compromised and settled between the parties, and of the action has been paid in full; rther £108 ° It is now ordered and adjudzed that the plaintiff take nothing fu defendant and that the action be and is hereby dismissed. Cc. G. Smith BY CONSENT: er uperior Your Land & Sowers Attorneys for Plaintiff John R. McLaughlin Attorney for KoTondant 4 # Ht 4 a ee ee et te ee et oe ee eae tae a # aa aet? $ 493 tic Greyhound Corporation v Plaintiff, vs v c w Sherrill, Defendant and AL Starr, Trustee, Garnishee, OFFICER'S RETURN (on summons ) Received May 7th 1941, Served May 7th 191 by reading ana deli copy of the within summons together with a copy of the sietaine, then gether with a copy of the order extending time for filing complaint) to the following defendants: C W Sherrill, defendant and A L Starr, Prustee 7 , Garnishee, (Qn Attachment ) Received May 7, 1941. Served May 7th, 191. I do hereby return that by virture of the within sttachment, I have seiged and taken into my possession the following tangible personal property (or have levied on the following described real estate, as the ease may be), of the defen ant within named, to-wit; viz: BEGINNING at a stake, Freeze's corner on the west side of South Broad Street in the town of Mooresville, N. C., and runs thence South 65 feet with South Broad Street to a stake, Sherrill's corner, formerly Turner and Craven's corner; thence West 11 feet to a stake on alley-way adjoining the First Presbyterian Church lot; thence North 65 feet to a stake, Freeze's corner; thence East 141 feet to the BEGINNING, containing 9,165 square feet, more or less. This is the lot upon wh'ch stands the building now occupied by the Shaver Motor Company. Also that specified in the inventory hereunto anrexed, marked "Exhibit a" and by this reference made a part hereof, said inventory being signed by Me. The defendant having executed a good and sufficient un lertaking as re- quired by law, the said property was delivered back to the defendant, I still hold the above described property subject to the order of this Court. This 7th day of May, 191. J. W. Moore, Sheriff of Iredell County. By T. Z. Sherrill, D. Ss. al % eetetesee: e403 +s eee ete OO a Oe ( Hos 353) NORTH CAROLINA In the Superior Court, I L COUNTY Before the Clerk. Mrs, Clyde Shoemaker, ) ” JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT 1 Ivey Cates The plaintiff in the above entitled case having come into Court and “mownced that she does not desire to pro: ecute the action further and wishes to we Voluntary non-suit therein: pRB in- e Tt is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged by consent of th “tt that this action be, and the same is herewy dismissed as upon 4 judgment of done “Wt end the plaintiff is taxed with the costs. ty May 6th, 1942, “qusent of: aa & Collier see: Long, Jn 8 or ie o a n Cc. Ge Smith an —lerk Superior courte Puan a \ tp 494 North Caro lina, ; ‘ n the perior Cour Iredell County. ourt. Mrs. Mary Osborne Stevenson, Plaintiff. vs CONSENT JUDGNENT Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company» Defendant This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Supeyio, Court of Iredell County by consent of the plaintiff and defendant, and it appearing that in the a.ove entitled action, the plaintiff and defendant have adjusted and sett) the matters of difference between them growing out of the facts set forth in the plain tiff's complaint and it has been agreed between the plaintiff and defendant that the defendant will pay to the plaintiff the disability installments due under the policy from the time the same were discontinued as of April 23, 1939, through the month of April, 1941, and will likewise refund to the plaintiff all premiums paid by her on account of Policy #19845, whi}e the said disability existed, which amount to an aggregate amount of $107.28 , consisting of eight quarterly payments of $13.)1 each, and that the defendant will pay all costs of the above action, with the exception that no costs are to be sharged on account of plaintiff's witnesses at the lest trial which ended in ammistrial. It is, therefore, now by consent, ordered, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant disability 4nstallments set out in said policy from April 23rd, 1939, through the month of April, 191, and the sum of $107.28 premiums paid under protest during the period of said disability, and the costs of this action, +4 eet Uiid except that in the bill of costs, ro witness fees are to be charged for the plain witnesses. This judgment is without prejudice as to the rights of e ther party as t0 benefits ujder said policy subsequent to kpril 30th, 19}1. C. G. Smith _ CLlork Superior Court, Tredel) cous’ By Consent Of: Scott & Collier Kttormeys for Plaintirt Manly Hundren & Womble Kttormeys tor YVerendant urt. North Carolina. In the Superior Co Iredell County. Before the Clerk. T. J. Huffman, Assignee, #-VS- M. W. Harwell, Trading as Statesville Steam Laundry, and wife, Mrs. Emma Harwell, wife of M. W. Harwell and Ben H. Brown, Administrebtor of Jessie Louise Harwell JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT AN D ORDER OF FORECL OSURE 495 gpis cause coming on to be heerd before the : undersimed Clerk of + on Monday, May 12th, 1941, upon the application of the plat of the Superior ff oe judgment by default final upon the complaint and for wae a T. J. Huffman, peing heard, the Court fincs the following facts: an answer, and lst. That summons was duly issued in this cau 192, and has been served on ail the defendants herein more ae ae = March, nereto and that the pleintiff's verified complaint was filed herein as See jaw, and & COPY of the same was duly served on all the resident Sef indants a yh defendants having neither answered nor demurred and are now in default. — ond. That this is an action based upon the br absolutely & fixed sum of money, fixed by the beter ae ie aentease, cane ™ note and mortgace, and to foreclose the mortza:e; that on or about the let ahr ; June, 1926, the defendant, Stavesville Steam Laundry executed and delivered . - land a certain promissory note, in the amount of 98,000.00 saavthion te rs dass payment of interest, payable as therein allevzed in the complaint and a ch , even date therewith, recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of I ait Coy ‘i on the 17th day of Sept. 1926, in Mortgage Book 70 at page 92, to which toe — hereby made, and covering the land described in the complaint; that Sheresfier : the plaintiff, by a proper assignment, became the purchaser and owner of said A mortgage securing the same and is now the holder and owner thereof. oe 3rd. That the alleged facts set forth in the plaintiff's verified are true and the conditiions of the mortgage have been broken and oat Pipe oe the plaintiff by the def endant named in the next succeeding paragraph the amounts alleged in the complaint for which the plaintiff is entitled to Jud ement: IT IS, THETEFOPE, UPON MOTION OF THE PLAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY ' and decreed that the plaintiff, T. J. Huffman, recover of the rine ie gg Pat ita Sgatesville Steam Laundry anc the mortgaged property described in the said mortgage feed, the principal sum of $8,000.00, with interest thereon to the date of this judgment, in the amount of $13)..63, and from the date of the judgment until paid st the rate of 6% per annum, together with the costs of this action. ond. That unless the indebteriness herein adjudged to be due the plaintiff, including the costs of this action, is paid {mmediately, the land described in the saidmortgage to the plaintiff, assimee, be sold at public auction at the Court house door in Iredell County on any Monday, after advertising the property, as provided by law, and at such sale or re-sale, the plaintiff shall be permitted to bid in order to protect his interest and should he become the purchaser the amount of his bid shall be credited upon this judgment. 3rd. That in view of the fact that a large amount of taxes are accrued against the property due to the County of Iredell and the City of Statesville, that the property ray be sold at foreclosure, subject to the ad valorem taxes to be paid as a part of the consideration by any purchaser. lth. ‘That the terms of sale shall be for cash, except the purchaser miy assume the said taxés. 5th. That Z. V. Long, Jr-, be, and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner of this Court to advertise and sell to the last and highest bidder therefor upon the terms set forth, the mortga sed lands described in the complaint herein and report on the progeedins hereunder with @ complete statement of his receipts and disbursements for further consideration and orders by this Court; that unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, the Commissioner may require the successful bidder to deposit with him a reasonable percentage of the amount bid, not to exceed 10% ~_ deposit to be made either in cash or by certified check, as evidence of good i and to be applied on the bid should therebe compliance with the same; Dut th uld the successful bidder fail to make such deposit immediately at the time of 1. acceptance of his bid, then the said premises shall be re-sold at such bidder 8 a on the same, or upon some subsequent day to be dist mated by the Commi s82onere fowever, should the successful bidder make the said deposit and thereafter fail to any with the said bid without just cause, or legal excuse shown, then such nt shall be forfeited to the plaintiff and the premises shall thereupon a M oe after having been duly advertised, same terms and at such _ . , sk, on some subsequent sales date to be desimated by the Commissioner; the ° missioner shall be allowed an amount, not to exceed 5% of the accepted pid, as Compensation for his services. 6th. That upon a sale of said premises, all the right, title, interest and yas of redemption of the Aecondante, a6 well as all other Pp rsons net her ming by, through or under the same in and to the premises or any per unior judgmen or ein ordered to be sold and any person, firm or corporation holding a J wer barr and 2 e8ge lien on the said premises shall be and the same hereby are fore foreclosed. terms 7th. That upon the confirmation of the sale of said Land by the Coen ghall make eitaet® shall be immediately complied with) whereupon, om? hall be put into e to the purchaser in fee and thereupon, the : hall issue, if ‘een of said premises and to such end, a Writ of ee action, the pense 2 204 the proceeds of the sale, after paying bs iting the ¢ the consideration, shall be Pirchas of the sale, including a reasonable Commissioners fee, and er with such taxes as he may assume as @ part 0 496 applied first towards the satisfaction of this judgment in fay and the surplus, if any, paid into the office of the Court for the ber ppueintite persons entitled thereto. nefit of the Signed at Statesville, N. C. this Monday, May 12th, 1941. C. G. Smith Clerk Superior “. eo IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BEFORE THE CLERK. NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. Le Be. Mayhew, R. Ke. McNeely and Mrs. D. Ke McNeely, Administratrix of D. Ke McNeely deceased and C. C. McNeely trading as Mayhew and McNeely Company Jud gment vs A. F. Craven This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, April 28, 191 before C. G. Smith, Clerk of the Super or Court and being heard and it appearing that the notes sued on have been paid in full by the defendant. It 18 therefore, on motion of Z. V. turlinzton, Attorney for the plaintiffs, ordered and adjudged that th s action be and the same is hereby non-suited and plaintiffs ave taxed with the cost. C. G. Smith Clerk Superior Court eee EE is . tt 4b St at at ae ch ee te ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NORTH CAROLINA, fg et BEFOR E IREDELL COUNTY. C. C. Johnston and W. C. Johnston, Jr., trading as W. C. Johnston and Company vs Je E. Powers and L. E. Powers JUDGMENT erk of the Superist This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned a, in controversy Court, and being heard, and, it appearing to the Court that the m has been adjusted: s for the It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged, upon motion of she sian plaintiffs, that the said action be, and the same is, hereby non-8 C. G. Smith Gierk of the -uperior Court Iredell County, N. ¢- This thé4l6th day of May, 191. 497 Noe 3543 yORTH CAROLINA , In the Superior Court, IREDELL COUNTY Before the Clerk, gover Cleveland Mayberry, ( vs ¥, R Holland and S. R. Hollend, trading under the name and style of Holland Brothers and Holland Brothers transfer and Coal Co. _— — _ _— — — — ee ee This cause coming on to be heard before the Honorable Carl Gc. Smith, Clerk of the Super’or Court of Iredell Cowty, North Carolina, and it appearing to the court that the parties have compromised and settled the matters and things arising out of the pleadings filed in this matter; that by the terms and conditions of the compromise, the plaintiff is to have and recover of the defen ants the sum of Thirty-five Hundred Dollars ($3500.00) for personal injuries which he received in the accident alleged in the Complaint; of this Sum, the amout of Two Huncred Thirteen Dollars and Sixty-five cents ($213.65) is to be paid to H. RP, Long Hospital for hospital services; that the defendants are to pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDER®D, ADJUD ED AND DECREED that the plaintiff have and recover of the derendarts the sum of Thirty-five Hundred Dollers ($3500.00) for personal injuries which he received as alleged in the Complaint, of which amount the sm of Two Hundred Thirteen Dollars and Sixty-five Cents ($213.65) is to be paid to the H. F. Long Hospital for medical services, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This the 23 day of May, 1941. C. G. Smith Clerk Superior Court of leedell County Consented to: Grover ¢C, Ma; re yberry Scott & Collier by John A. Scott Kitomeys for Bla ntt Tf Adams Dearmar % Winberry Tomeys for Defendants Heer ee ee He x HHH REE HE a 496 applied first towards the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of the pl : _ and the surplus, if any, paid into the office of the Court for the benell aintire yoRTH CAROLINA , In the Superior Court = V9 persons entitled thereto. Ait of the TREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk, Signed at Statesville, N. C. this Monday, May l2th, 191. grover Cleveland Mayberry, C. Ge Smith Clerk Superior Court. ( ” f, R. Holland and S. R. Holland, trading under the name and style of Holland Brothers and Holland Brothers gransfer and Coal Co- This cause coming on to be heard before the Honorable Carl G. Smith, Clerk ’ , Je of the Super’or Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and it appearing to the NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK. court that the parties lmve compromised and settled the matters and things arising out of the pleadings filed in this matter; that by the terms and conditions of the Le B. Mayhew, R. K. McNeely and Mrs. D. Ke McNeely, Administratrix of D. Ke. McNeely deceased and C. C. McNeely trading as Mayhew and McNeely Company vs the accident alleged in the Complaint; of this sum, the amomt of Two Hundred A. F. Craven : thirteen Dollars and Sixty-five cents ($213.65) is to be paid to H. F. Long Hospital comromise, the plaintiff is to have and recover of the defencants the sum of Thirty-five Hundred Dollars ($3500.00) for personal injuries which he received in for hospital services; that the defendants are to paj th s his This cause coming on to be heard on Monday, April 28, 191 before C. G. Smith, ' 7 oe ee ee be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Clerk of the Super or Court and being heard and it appearing that the notes sued on If IS. THEREFORE, ORDER®D, ADJUD ED AND DECREED that the laintiff hav d have been paid in full by the defendant. , , ’ he p e an recover of the defendarts the sum of Thirty-five Hundred D rs (§$ ° It 48 therefore, on motion of Z. V. Yurlinzton, Attorney for the plaintiffs, oe eae ee; 2 personal injuries which he received alleged in the C in i ordered and adjudged that th s action be and the same is herevoy non-suited and : oe sant oped in the Sonpisint, of a sm of Two Hundred Thirteen Dollars and Sixty-five Cents ($213.65) is to be paid to plaintiffs ave t xed with the cost. : a the H. F. Long Hospital for medical services, together with the costs of this Clerk Superior Court action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This the 23 day of May, 191. C. G. Smith Clerir Superior court of Teede!t County Consented to; Grover C. Mayberry ee NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK cott & Collier by John A. ltomeys Tor Ble nti tr C. C. Johnston and W. C. Johnston, Jr., trading as W. C. Johnston and Company Adams Dearmar & Winberry vs JUDGMENT meys for Defendants J. E. Powers and L. E. Powers Superior This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk oF ont rovers] ee re ee Court, and being heard, and, it appearing to the Court that the matter has been adjusted: ne ¢ the attorney® for t . It is, thevcefore, ordered and adjudged, upon motion 0 plaintiffs, that the said action be, and the same is, hereby non-8 This théuléth day of May, 19}1. C. G. Smith Gierk of the upe rior Iredell County, N+ ¥ cour IREDELL SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK - MAY TERM, 192 MONDAY, MAY 19th, 19h. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. MONDAY, MAY 19th, 192 Be it remembered that a Superior Court was begun and held in and for the County and State aforesaid at the Courthouse in Statesville, N. C. on the 19th day of May, 1941 at 10:00 o'clock A.M. when and where His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Holding the Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District, Spring Term, 19k}, 48 present and presiding, and the Honorable Charles L. Coggin, Solicitor and Prosecuting Attoms in this the Fifteenth Judicial District, is present and prosecuting in the name of the State, and John White Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County, is present and opene Court by order of the Court. John White Moore, High Sheriff, returns into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for this the First Week of the lay Term, 191, Iredell Superior Court, to-wit: A. H. Tilley M. Taylor J. Be Clodfelter L. G. Sloop A. D. Renegar B. William J. K. Holland G. C. Reid R. Be Parker Rives G. Be Bell Vance McDaniels T. L. Stikeleather A. J. Beaver James I. Byres Bruce S. ‘empleton W. Mott Miller C. W. Millsaps Roy Godfrey Butler Witherspoon Espy Rufty R, B. Brown Gordon Troutman J. H. Holcomb Espy Rufty, returned not served; A. B. Rives and J. H. Holcomb excused by the Court. Noe 32 A WeDoWe With Tntent to Kill. State -vs- Lee F. Blevins Alias Instanter Capias. No. COMPLIANCE (On Probation) State -vs- Hoyt M. Lippard Continued under former orders. Noe 52 COMPLIANCE (on Probation) State -vs- Samuel Hiatt Continued under former orders. No. 58 NON COMPLIANCE. State <-vs- Robert Hunt Alias Instanter Capias. No. 73 NON COMPLIANCE. State -vs- G. 8. Washburn Alias Instanter Capias. No. 80 State -vs- Andy Moose COMPLIANCE (On Probation) Continued under former orders. No. 92 State -vs- Glenn Privette NON COMPLIANCE WITH COURT ORDERS. Alias Instanter Capias. Noe 95 tate “Vv5~ susie Campbell ( NO» 102 tate -v8~ ee McDonald No» 103 State -vS- Re Pe Wilhelm Noe 105 Sta.e “VS~ Felton Dalton { Yo. 132 State -vS- foward Pruette fo. 133 State -v8- fubert Sherrill ( No. 155 State -vs- $s. B. Johhson yo. 188 State -vs- Donald H. Troutman “Yo. 19h State -vs- Robert McVay Troutman No. 196 State -vs- Kenneth Gibson / Ho. 199 State -vs- Paul Beaver Ho. 205 State -“Vae Prank W, Long / Yo. 239 State -Vae Shirley Huffman | No, State -vs. No. 25) thine <vs- Yates White No, 252 State -Vs~ —— White Ko, 260 VATE #VSe IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT FIRST WEEK -- MAY TERM 19)1 MONDAY, MAY 19th, 191. Y NON COMPLIANCE. } Alias Instanter Capias, DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WORSHIP. Continued under former orders. EMBEZZLEMENT. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (0n Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) ) Continued uncer former orde COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. FORGERY. Alias Instanter Capias. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (On Probation) Continued under former orders. POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR AND TAXPAID LIGVOR FOR SALE. Continued for defendant until August Term, 1941. POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. Continued for defendant until August Term, 19h OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE LICENSE IS REVOKED. Alias Instanter Capias- ee Noe 275 State -vs- Carl E. Wallace ( No. 298 State -vs- Roy Coggins No. 299 State -vs- Clerg Robénette No. 1 State -vs- Hoyt Lippard State evs- Paul Dewey White No. 31 State -vs- Paul Dewey White No. 394 State -vs- Thad E. Gant No. Ok State -vs- Troy Lee Hames ‘ No. 4.05 State -vs- Troy Lee Hames Nos. 401, 02, 0% State -vs- Eugene Wilkinson George Lowe Cletus Cook SS —-—2a>— Se ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BIRST WEEK -- MAY TERM 19)1 MONDAY, MAY 19th, 191. OPERATE MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE OPERATORS LICENSE Is REVOKE D. Prayer for judgment continued under former orders ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. Prayer for Judgment continued indefinitely, ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. Klias Instanter Capias. FINAL DISCHARGE. It appearing that the above defendant was plac by the Honorable Wilson Warlick, Judge Holding thin a the 25th day of May, 1938, for a period of 3 years, and . further appearing that the 3 year probation periadl has inded ay the said Hoyt Lippard has satisfactorily fulfilled the Cattiid of Probation as set forth in the Judgment in this cause and 8 entitled to Final Discharge. . NOW THENEFORE, IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUD@ED, that the defendant Hoyt Lippard be, and is hereby, relessed and discharged fron t: probation judgment in this cause. TRANSPORT & POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. ~ The defendant, through nis attormey, John G. Lewis, pleads gu!) It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of SIX MONTES and be assimed to work on the roads under the supervision and direction of the State Highway and Public Works Commission, DRIVING DRUNK. The defendant, through his attorney, John G. Lewis, pleads Guilty. q It is the Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of FOUR MONTE and be assigned to work on the roads under the supertision of ¢ State Highway and Public Works Commission. This sentence to 9 into effect at the expiration of sentence imposed in Case #27. Capias not to issue to put sentence in Case 31 into effect provided the defendant surrenders his operator's license and does not operate a motor vehicle for a period of Twelve ed and on the condition that he remains of good behavior and v0 no law for a period of Two Years. DRIVING DRUNK. The defendant pleads Guilty. Prayer for judgment is continued until May ant is ordered into custody of the Sheriff. 20th, 1941 and defer BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. A TRUE BILL. BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. A TRUE BILL. BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. A TRUE BILLL ll gal @ -ve- ase wilkinson / No» 03 state -VvS~ Cletus Cook ( No. 4.05 State -vS~ Troy Lee Hames ‘ No. Ok State -vs- Troy Lee Hames / Yo. 02 State -vs- George Lowe / No. 393 State «vg. Amy L. Bruner No. 06 State “Vae Everest Sheets Ho, State yt 389 ' itt J. Reese ‘ No, 388 State “Vs~ oS et al William J, Reese IN THE SUPERIR couRT FIRST WEEK -- MAY TERM 192 MONDAY, MAY 19th, 192; BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY, Defendant called and failed. and Instanter Capias. Judgment Nisi Instanter sci Fa BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. It appears that the defendant is now Serving a sentence in the State penitentiary. It is theref ° ore o Instanter issue and be filed with said ian a cou for said defendant. Sci Fa not to issue, stoned BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. The defendant pleads oe. It is the judgment of the Court that the defend \ z endant | in the common jail of Iredell C unty fora period of THO YEANS and be assigned to work on the roads under the supervision of the tate Highway and Public Works Commission, BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. The defeniant pleads Guilty. It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for @ period of TWO YEARS and be assiged to work on the roads under the supervision of the State Highway @nd Public Works Commission, this sentence to go into effect at the expiration of sentence in Case #05, Capias not to issue to put the road sentence in Case 0) into effect provided the defendant remains of good behavior ahd violates no law for a period of Four Years, BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. The defendant pleads Not Guilty. The following jury: A. H. Tilley, A. D. Renegar, R. B. Parker, T. L. Stkkeleather, W. Mott Miller, J. M. Taylor, M. Be. William, A. J. Beaver, C. W. Millsaps, R. B. Brown, J. Be Clodfelter and J. K. Holland, being duly sworn and empanelled returns a verdict of GUILTY as charved in the Bill of Indict- ment. It is judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of TWO YEARS and be assiged to work under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. The defendant pleads Guia ye It is the judgment of the Yourt that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell gounty for a period of TWELVE MONTHS and be assigned by the Younty Commissioners to work at any of the County Institutions. LARCENY & RECEIVING. A TRUE BILL. LARCENY & RECEIVING. A TRUE BILL. } FORGERY. A TRUE BILL. FORGERY. Defendant called and and Instanter Capias. Failed. Judgment Nisi Instanter Sci Fa PORT ys Nol 389 State -vs- Mrs. William J. Reese No. 13 State -vs- Ernest Kerr No. 1,07 State -vs- Will Pennington No. )06 State evs- Everest Sheets No. 343 State -vs- John David Beaver THIS HONORABIE COURT STANDS ADJOURNED FROM ONE O'CLOCK P.M. IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT FIRST WEEK - MAY TERM, 19) MONDAY, MAY 19th, 19/1, ) FORGERY. t { Defendant called and failed. Judgment and Instanter Capias. Nisi Instantep Soi Te BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. A TRUE BILL. LARCENY. (Of Bicycle) a =. through his attorney, Z. V. urlington, pleads It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of srx WOITES and be assigned to work under the supervision of the State — Highway and Public Works Commission, and pay the Cost, but the road sentence is suspended, and the defendant is placed on — probation for a period of TWO YEARS under the supervision of the North Carolina Probation Commission and its officers, Subse to the provisions of the laws of this State and the mles ay orders of said Yommission and its off cers with leave that the execution might be prayed at any time during the period of probation. LARCENY. (Of Bicycle) The defendant pleads —— It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of SIX lols and be assimged to work under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission, Capias not to issue to put the road sentence into effect provided the defendant remin a law abiding citizen for a period of Two Years. ABANDONMENT & NON SUPPORT OF HIS THREE MINOR CHILDREN. i Mr. John R. McLaughlin appears as Private Prosecution in this case. The defendant, through his attorneys Messrs. raymer & Raymer, pleads Not Guilty. The following jury was duly sworn and empanelled: A. He ee A. D. Renegar, R. B. Parker, T. L. Stikeleather, W. Mott Mele J. M. Taylor, M. B. William, A. J. Beaver, C. W. Millsaps, *- Brown, J. B. Clodfelter and J.K. Holland. During the trial of this case the defendant, through he On makes motion for judgment of non-suit as to the erry non-support of his minor sons, Billy and Jackie, whic the Court allows. th Pending trial Court adjourns until Tuesday Morning, May 20%» 191 at 9:30 o'clock. pHIS AFTERNO q T0 TH UNTIL NINE THIRTY O'CLOCK TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 20TH, IN MEMORY = RES PASS OOTATION DEATH OF JAMES W. SHARPE, RESPECTED ATTORNEY OF THE IREDELL COUN f jf {This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment on Tuesday Mornt .orning, wy 20th, 1941 at 9230 o'clock. ( NO» $113 State -VvS- Jom David Beaver NO» 399 State -vs- z, Bill Bell / Noe a) State -vS- Dwain T. Goodin (born Jan.9,1926) Yor 395 State -vs- Ss. V. Lingafelt No. 357 State -vg- 8. H. Bastian ' Ho, 398 State «vg. ms T. Stevender } | fo, 20 State -Vs- Chart» Carson, alias Charlie Holmes V No, 22 State -Vs- Mtlie Carson, alias le Holmes IN THE SUPERIOR court FIRST WEEK --=- MAY TERM 1 TUESDAY, . MAY 20th, tone 903 ABBNDONMENT & NON SUPPORT. The jury heretofore sworn an a er a verdict of NOT GUILTY. ompanelled in this case returns BIGAMOUS COHABITATION. The defend h t a. ant, through his attomey, John c. Lewis, pleads Not The following jury: G. B. Bell, James I Bye 1 ° rs Gordon Troutman, L. G. Sloop, G. C. Reid, ta. Bruce S. Templeton, Butler Witherspoon, D. W. Sills, John W. Webb, being duly sworn and a verdict of NOT GUILTY. Roy Godfrey, e McDaniels, Speaks, Fred empanelled return ATTEMPTED RAPE. John G. Lewis appears with the State as Private Prosecution. The defendant, through his attormey, Z. V. Long . pl Not Guilty. — ys g, Jr. pleads The following jury: A. H. Tilley, A. D. Renegar, R. B. Parker, T. L. Stikeleather, . Mott Miller, J. 4. Taylor, M. B. Williams, jie J. W. Fowler, C. W. Millsaps, R. B. Brow, J. B. Clodfelter i and J. K. Holland, being duly sworn and empanelled, returns a ‘ Mi verdéct of GUILTY OF ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO COMMIT RAPE as charged in the Bill of Indictment, Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in Central Prison at Feleigh for a term of NOT LESS THAN FIVE YEARS NOR MORE THAN EIGHT YEARS. ABANDONMENT & NON SUPPORT OF HIS MINOR CHILD. Nol Prosed With Leave on payment of the Officers and Witness fees. MAN SLAUGHTER. Continued until the August Term, 191. HIT & RUN DRIVING The defendant pleads Guilty. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a peri od of EIGHTEEN MONTHS and assigned to work under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. } HAVING CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF GIRL OVER TWELVE YEARS OF AGE BUT UNDER SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE. ) A TRUE BILL. } HAVING CARNBL KNOWLEDGE. Defendaht called and Failed. Judgnent Instanter Capias. v DRIVING DRUNK. Sci Fa Defendant called and Failed. Judgment Nisi Instanter And Instanter Capias. O04 Noe 10 State -vs- LeRoy Summers No. 21 State -vs- Maison Wellman, alias) face Wellman, alias} William M. Wellman IN THE SUPERIOR COURT: . FIRST WEEK --- MAY TERM 19) TUESDAY, MAY 20th, 19)1 MURDER. Qn this the 20th day of May, 1941, in the Superia ¢¢ Iredell County, N. C., the Grand Jury, composed of § urt of members (Foreman and Sixteen members by poll) retum Court a TRUE BILL of INDICTMENT, signed by PF, 7, tere” Open of said Grand Jury, charging the defendant, LeRoy fame the capital offense of MURDER, in words and figures as fone OWs; SUPERI Court MAY 19) TERY THE JURORS FOR THE STATE UPON THEIR OATH PRESENT; That LeRoy Summers, late of the County of Iredell, on the 5th 4 of April, 1941, with force and arms, at and in the said (> y unlawfully, willfully, feloniously, and of his malice alate. y thought, did kill and murder Elizabeth Summers contrary to th form of the statute in such case made and provided, and Gites the peace and dignity of the State. ¥ "S®ATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Iredell County Chas. L. Coggin Solicitor. No. 10 STATE vs LeRoy Summers INDICTMENT _-- ooo MURDER Buster Adams H. Ne Poston Je S.Nesbvit z rs Ps “Those marked X sworn by the un- dersimged foreman, and examined before the Grand Jury, and this bill found A TRUE BILL Loftin, F. Ts Foreman of the Grand Jury" RAPE in the Superior Court of body, composed of ers by poll) retum signed by F. 7. On this the 20th day of May, 191, Iredell County, N. C. the Grand Jury in a Seventeen members (Foreman and sixteen memb into open Court a TRUE BILL of INDICTMENT, aa Loftin, Foreman of said Grand Jury, charging the corte re Maison Wellman, alias Mace Wellman, alias William M. , " with the capital offense of RAPE, in words and figures following: SUPERIOR COURT | May Term, A.Des igh T: Thst I JRORS FOR THE STATE UPON THEIR OATH PRESEN . THE JURORS FOR THE SIT alias William Me Wellman Maison Wellman, alias Mace Wellman, : ary, late of the County of Iredell, on the llth day of vm afore A.D.e, 1941, with force and arms, at and in -. oommit af said, wlawfully, willfully and feloniously di Sum) sac assault on one Mrs. Cora Sowers, a female, an inst her will) Mrs. Cora Sowers feloniously, by force and a g8 ? the statute did ravish and carnally lmow against the form 0 eace ond aso! in such case made and provided and & ainst the P of the State. "STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Iredell County Civ n Charles L. Co r (signed) re Togain No. 21 STATE vs Maison Wellman, alias, Mace Wellman, alias William M. Wellman INDICTMENT RAPE oat OO / Yo. 310 State -vs- yajor Foote Vv No. 383 State -vs- Henry L. Marlowe fo, 423 State «ys. J. H. Bowen <—S < eee oslo IN THE SUPERIOR court FIRST WEEK --= MAY TERM 1 TUESDAY, MAY 20th, tone Witness: Je W. Moore x Mrs. Cora Sowers x Those marked xX dersigned foreman, the Grand Jury, —: by the un- and examined before and this bill found A TRUE BILL. Loftin Foreman of the crand Jury " F. T. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON The defendant, Guilty. Judgment of the Court is that the this action. (Knife) through his attorney, R. A. Collier, pleads defendant pay the cost of one - NON SUPPORT.OF HIS TWO MINOR CHILDREN - JO G. Lewis, attorney, appears as Private } 5 ee tae ’ » app rivate Prosecution The defendant, through his attorney, John R. uw pleads Not Guilty. McLaughlin, The following jury: G. B. Bell, James I. Byers, A. D. Henegar, Gordon Troutman, L. G. Sloop, G. C. Reid, Vance McDaniels, Bruce S. Templeton, R. B. Parker, D. W. Speaks, Fred Sills and John W. Webb, were duly sworn and empanelled. During the trial of this action the defendant, through his attorney, withdraws his plea of Not Guilty and tenders a plea of Nolo Contendere, which plea the State accepts. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common gail of Iredell County for a period of SIX MONTHS and assigned to work wder the su ervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. Capias not to issue to put the road sentence into effect provided the defendant pay into the office of the Superintendent of Public Welfare of Iredell County, the sum of $15.00 each and every month until this amount is changed by order of this Court. The first of such payments to be made on the First (lst) day of June, 1941 and a like payment to be made the First of each and every month theresfter. Said road sentence is further suspended on condition the defendant pays the cost of this action by the August Term, 191, of this Court. oo ee OO eye gt aD ABANDONMENT & NON SUPPORT OF HIS ILLEGITIMATE CHILD. The defendant, through his attorney, John G. Lewis, pleads In the Superior Court, "North Carolina i Term, 19\1 fay LOMmMy, Iredell County State vs JUDGMENT J. He. Bowen on to be hard and being heard at This Term of the Superiar Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His a J. He Clement, Judge eee ee -_ i appearing to the Court that the defendant is ~~ Cc oe ee Bastardy, said indictment being brought by Pa - as a the mother of Joanne Hedrick, & bastard child, an oe oe appearing to the Court that John R. SCE as. private prosecutor for the State, and that Le Bede sd represent the defendant; and it further appearing Court that the private prosecution and the Sellen tered. , State and the defendant, oe is approved by the Court; upon a settlement, providers defeniant is to pay Pauline t ment being that t of Sedvisk the sum of $500.00 cash, and tee a oe Me $127 75s all medical and Doctor bills, amounting to 7 and the costs of this actions 2 aid (continued on next page) i This cause coming o06 No. 23 State -vs- J. He Bowen No. 3) State -vs- Quiller Johnson No. 12 State e-vse Fred Riddle No. 387 State -vs- Manuel Jones No. 11 State -vs- Sam Mayhew el IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT FIRST WEEK --- MAY TERM TUESDAY, MAY 20th, the BASTARDY (continued from page 505) "It is therefore, ordered and adjudze defendant having entered a plea of ouiee. toate, Court, the defendant pay to Jno. R. McLaughlin, Atty. for Plat said the use and benefit of the said Bastard Child, th ntitt, fo, $500.00 in cash, and the additions] sum of $137.75 = and hospital bills, and the costs of this action 5 for medi cg) finds as a fact that it is for the best interest The Court child Joanne Hedrick that this settlement be ane 881d bast. finding that it is a reasonable and dust settlement. 1 further ordered and adjudged by the Co this Judgment that as totanaete is ious ene ea gance be further liable for the support or maintenance of 2 met this being a full and complete settlement for aij su maintenance of said child. Pport end J. H. Clement udge Presiding, POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. The defendant, through his attomey, Hugh G. Mitchell, pleads Not Guilty. The following jury: G. B. Bell, James I. Byers, M. B. Willian Gordon Troutman, L. G. Sloop, G. C. Reid, Vance MeDaniels, Bru S. Templeton, R. B.Parker, W. Mott Miller, J. M. Taylor and J, W. Fowler, being duly sworn and empanelled, return a veriict o GUILTY AS CHARGED IN THE WARRANT. Bpen @or judgment. Defendant ordered into custody of the Sher MANSLAUGHTER. TRUE BILL. MURDER. NOT a True Bill. MURDER. On this the 20th day of May, 1941, in the Superior om * Iredell County, N. C. the Grand Jury, in a body, comet) return Seventeen members (Foreman and sixteen members by = . into open Court a TRUE BILL of INDICTMENT, signed | a Loftin, Foreman of said Grand Jury, charging the de ~ ani Sam Mayhew, with the capital offense of MURDER, in W figures as following: SUPERIOR COURT May 191 Term. H PRESENT: That St "STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Iredell Coujjty. THE JURONS FOR THE STATE UPON THEIR OAT th day of April, Mayhew late of the County of Iredell, on por Pg ee ynlawhu 1941, with force and arms, at and in the 86 ii and mur felonioausly, and of his malice aforethought, did Ker case 2 Wade Clark contrary to the form of the OSS of the stot and provided, and against the peace and dignity . Coggn Charles L ag sottor: No. 11 STATE vs Sam Mayhew — INDICTMENT MURDER Said chilg IN THE SUPERIOR court FIRST WEEK --- MAY TERM 191 TUESDAY, MAY 20th, 191 907 sos 1a } MURDER. (continued from page 506) state -v8~ sam Mayhew WITNESS J. S. Nesbit (Cc Willie fF, unc . Dr. Craighton Riner James Torrence John Clark > Clayton Campbell X John B. Fortner Ben Gamble Lillian Higzins John Mayhew Those marked X sworn by the un- dersiened foreman, and examined before the Grand Jury, and this bill found A TRUE BILL F. T. Loftin Foreman of the Grand Jury" / fo. 10 ) MURDER. State -vSs- 4 LeRoy Summe”s ) The Solicitor states in open Court that he will not ask for a verdict in the First Degree as per Bill of Indictment returned by the Grand Jury, but will ask for a verdict of Guilty of Murder in the Second Degree. The defendant, through his attorney, Z. V. Turlington, pleads Not Guilty. The following jury: 4. H. Tilley, A. D. Renegar, T. L. Stikeleather, C. W. Millsaps, R. B. Brow, J. B. Clodfelter Je Ke Holland, Koy Godfrey, Butler Witherspoon, Claude L. Gilbert, D. F. Miller and John W. Webb, were duly sworn and empanelled. Pending trial Court takes recess until Wednesday Mornin:, May 2lst, 191 at 9:30 o'clock A.M.. No. 421 State «yg Yatson Wellman, alias lace Wellman, alias Hlliam M, Wel lman RAPE. Upon motion of Chas. L. Co:gin, Solicitor, thade in open Court, o 4t is ordered that INSTANTER CAPIAS issue for the defendant. This Honorable Court takes recess until Wednesday Morning, May 21st, 19) at 9330 o'clock A.M.. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- MAY TERM, 191 WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st, 191. This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment On Wednesq ay, May 21st, 1941 at 9:40 o'clock A.M. Noe 410 State -vs- LeRoy Summers No. 3h) State -vs- Quiller Johnson Noe 392 State -vs- Emma Lee Redmond No. 20 State <vs- “\, He. Seagraves Noe 391 State -vs- B. G. Spann No. 417 State -vs- Melvin Stewart SECOND DEGREE MURDER. oS The jury heretofore sworn and empanelled i 407) returns a verdict of GUILTY oF MANSLAUGHTER, 8 (808 page Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confi common jail of Iredell County for a term of TWELVE assigned to work under the supervision of th Public Works Commission. e State ned in the MONTHS ang Highway ang POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE AND DID SELL, Judgnent of the Court is that thedefendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of SIx MONTHS and assigned to work under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. rm The defendant moved that the verdict be set aside as being con. trary to the greater weight of the evidence. Motion dented, Defendant excepts and moves for a new trial for errors comitted during the trial. Motion denied. Defendant excepts. Judgment pronounced as appears in the record, to which the defendant excepted in open Court and gave notice of appeal to the Supren Court. Further notice waived. Appeal taond of $50.00 adjudzed sufficient. Defendant required and ordeved to give a $200,00 Justified Bond for his appearance at the November Term, 191 of this Court. By consent the defendant 4s allowed FORTY DAYS intwhich to make J up and serve Case on Appeal and the State is allowed FORTY DAS thereafter in which to serve counter-case or file exceptions. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. The defendant pleads Guilty. Judgment of Common jail assigned to approval o the Court is that the defendant be confined in i of Iredell County for a term of FOUR MONTHS and work at any of the County Institutions with the the County Commissioners. TRANSPORT & POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. Continued for the defendant until August Term, 19}1. ) FORGERY. The defendant pleads Guilty. the Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be ont be common jail of Iredell County for a term of SIX " egarey assigned to work under the supefvision of the Sts ; "ge & Public Works Commission and pay the cost, and pay oo. of check Gaither the sum of $60.00 for reimbursement of _ but the forged by the defendant and chshed by A. M- Gai Se s ie aforesaid sentence of Six Months is hereby oe of Two Yesrs said defendant is placed on probation for 4 aia Commissiom under the supervision df the North Carolina rn laws of the and its officers, subject to the provisions of ta d its State and the rules and orders of said Comission i time ar with leave that the execution might be prayed 4 the period of probation. } RECKLESS DRIVING. 4 county the } On motion of the defendant this case 1s remanded to Recorder's Court of Iredell County. NO~o hid State -v5~ sam’ Mayhew Noe hi State -vS- Ernest Kerr fo. 1) State -vs- Ernest Kerr ( No. 42h State -vs- Robert Wood, Jr. Eugene Turner and —— |<< IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- MAY TERM, 191 WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st, 19a 009 MURDER. e verdict of First Degree aoa Court that he will not ask for a Second Degree Murder. his attorney, John R. The defendant, throu _ pee Degree Murder, a plea of Guilty of Accepts. McLaughlin, tenders which plea theState Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in States Central Prison at Raleich EIGHT YEARS NOR NORE THAN [EN e ig a term of NOT LESS THAN BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. The defendant pleads Guilty. It is the judgment of the Court tha f'e in the common jail of Iredell jeunes ae Sonn eae MONTHS and be assigned to work under the Supervision of the State Highway and Public works Commission, this sentence to go into effect at the expiration of the Twelve Months road sentence imposed by Iredell County Recorderts Court on February 17th, 19);1. BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. Nol Prosed With Leave. MURDER. On this the 21st day of May, 1941, inthe Superior Court of Irecell County, N. C. the Grand Jury, in a body, composed of Eighteen Members (Foreman and Seventeen Members by poll) return into open Court a TRUE BILL OF INDICTMENT, signed by F. T. Loftin, Foreman of said Grand Jury, charging the defendants, Robert Wood, Jr., and Eugene Turner with the capital offense of MURDER, in words and firgures as following: SUPERIOR COURT "STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Iredell Cownty. THE JURORS FOR THE STATE UPO! THEIR OATH PRESENT: MAY TERM, 1941 ee That Robert Woods, Jr. and Eugene Turner late of the County of Iredell, on the 17 day of May, A.D. 191, with force and arms, at and in the said County, unlawfully, willfully, feloniously and of their malice aforethought, did kill and murder John Knox contrary to the form of the statute in such case made and provided, and against the peace and dimity of the State. Coggin Solicitor. "No. 2h STATE vs Robert Woods, Jr. and Eugene Turner INDICTMENT MURDER WITNESS. Je W.Moore X H. Me Reid C. R. Bailey %X Whose marked X% sworn ‘by the al dersigned foreman, and examined be Grand Jury, and this bill ar A TRUE BILL F. T. Loftin e Foreman of the Grand Jury IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK --- MAY TERM 191 WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st, 19 REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY - MAY TERM 19h2 We passed'on all Bills of Indictment, presented to us, ang visited ’ committee, the following placed: Caunty Home, State Prison Camp, Jail : School Garage, Welfare Office, Oak Ridge and Shepherds Schools, and at prof County the Courthouse. fices in COUNTY HOME We found ‘at’ the above institution everything to be in exception of one small concrete porch in the intl seae building fo eae se tte this be repairdd immediately. We found the following inmates: 19 white oe that white females, 7 colored males, and 6 colored females. We also found ei tye 17 3 white males, 4 colored males and 2 colored females. GAL prisoners, we found the following supplies: oO one-half gallon jars of fruit gallons molasses, 6600 lbs. flour, 200 bu. corn, 150 bu. wheat, 200 bu, oats 0 of joint meat, 23 pieces side meat, 100 hens, 100 baby chicks, 13 milch cows, 73 Piece 1 Jersey Bull, mules, 31 hogs and an ample supply of hay to feed the Livestou We also found the following growing crops: 2) acres of wheat, 6 acres of oat 25 acres of corm, 35 acres red clover, 7 acres alfalfa, and a good outlook for the fruit crop. The committee reported they found a very nice and well-kept vineyard, All inmates reported conditions satisfactory. STATE PRISON CAMP We found 92 prisoners at the above institution, two of which we interviewed, They reported that the treatment and care was satisfactory and that they were being fed a balanced ration. JAIL HOUSE We found 12 white male prisoners, 8 colored males, 4 colored females, Sanitary and food conditions satisfactory. We found new mattresses and covers ready to be installed, but recommend that the cell blocks be painted before this is done. SCHOOL BUS GARAGE We found 8% busses at the above location all of which are in satisfactory condition insofar as we were able to determine. COURTHOUSE We find that there has been extensive improvements made throughout the Court- house. We find all offices and records in good shape. We find that the Clerk af Court is complying with the law with reference to proper and punctual handling f Guardianships and Administration of Estates. We recommend that the County Commissioners take necessary steps and provide necessary Private Bffice for the High Sheriff of our County. QAK RIDGE SCHOOL HOUSE tend school in anc We find the abovebuilding to be wsafe for children to at + ts situation. suggest that proper authorities take necessary steps to remedy th SHEPHERDS SCHOOL teh is in need of ; a \ h We find a modern brick building at the above location w her minor repairs. repairs, such as roof, overhead ceiling, windows, furnace and ot We suggest thatthese repairs be made immediately. NUISANCES IN THE COUNTY ssary for We find after investigating various complaints that it P on youre: us to recommend that the two following places be pad-locked for 4 pe 3 d, Ne & 1. The place generally know as "The Hole In the Wall" peer See open oe and suggest that the Old Lodge Hall near this location not be allowe a similar gathering or gatherings. becomes nec riod 0 on West 2. The place known as "West End Dance Hall and Pool Room" located McLelland Ave., Mooresville, N. C.. be Location ». We further recommend that the @afe and grocery store at one wi , the foll closed not later than 11 P.M. o'clock and not to be re-opened verry smmediately: day and ask that the Solicitor take necessary steps to have this don Respectfully submitted, F. T. Loftin gury, #7 Fo T. Loftin, Foreman 3 Gretor cout Term, 191, Iredell County Supe ye / Woo 561 state “VS yaydelle Rinehardt / No. 00 State -vs- Lawrence Me Wilcox ( No. 412 State -vs- Fred Riddle / No. 310 State «yg. Wajor Foote ) The defendant, thr } Not Guilty, 9 | M48 attomey, os orm <P IN THE SUPERIOR court FIRST WEEK - -MAY TERM, 19)1 WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st, 191, } ROBBERY WITH FIREARMS. Not uti G. A. Warlick, Jr, pleads 6 following jury: G. B. Bell, g ° ° ’ ames 7; B er : a a L. G. Sloop, G. co, Reid, Se wee e+ omploton, R. B.Parker, W. Mott Miller, J. M. Teles tqer ee i ‘ oe er, being duly sworn and empanelled. rehera 6 ae hs By 0 ¥ OF ROBBERY WITH FIREARMS as charced’i tyertct iam Indictment. ged in the Bill of Pe Judgment of the Court is that States Central Prison at Le ag defendant be confined in gh for a term of FIVE YEARS. The defendant moves that the verdict be 5s contrary to the greater weight of the ee, eee Led Defendant excepts and moves for a new trial for errors co md tte during the trial. Motion deried,. Defendant excepts aula . pronounced as appears in the record, to which the ian: excepted in open Court and gives notice of appeal to the Supreme Court. Purther notice waived. Appeal bond for cost in the amount oF $50.00 adjudged sufficient. Defendant required and ordered to give appearance bond in the sum of $1 000 00 Justified for her appearance in this Court at the Novembe . 1941 Iredell Superior Court. nn A Be | ft "e. By consent the defendant is allowed FORTY DAYS in wi ih ant is allow RTY DAYS in which to make {jj up and serve Case on Appeal and the State is allowed FORTY DAYS || thereafter in which to serve counter-case or file exceptions. i tii h \ fea ' i a HIT & RUN DRIVING AND RECKLESS DRIVING. 4 i | This case is remanded to Recorder's Court for disposition. fe ; it INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER. The devendant pleads Not “uilty. *he following jury: A. H. Tilley, D. F. Miller, T. L. Stike- leather, C. W. Millsaps, R. B. Brow, J. 3B. -Clodfelter, J. K. Holland, D. W. Speaks, Butler Witherspoon, Claude Gilbert, A. J. Beaver and J. “. Webb, being duly swom and empanelled - return a verdict of GUILTY AS CHARGED IN THE BILL OF INDICTMENT. jim ; . Prayer for judgment is continued for two years upon the conditio that the defendant pay into the office of the Clerk of this 1 Court the sum of $10.00 per month for a period of Twenty (20) ie months with the first payment to be made on June 15th, 191 BL and a like payment to be made on the 15th day of each month thereafter. It is ordered that the sum of $5.00 shall be , f ; taken out of each and every payment, and applied on the cost in this action, until the cost is paid in full, and the remain- ing amount of said payments to be paid to Mrs. Pearl Brewer, Route 2, Statesville, I. Ce. ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. DRIVING DRUNK. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias. §150,00 Justified Bond for his 191 Superior Court. Defendant called and Failed. Defendant required to give & appearance at the August Term, BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. 191. Defendant to give his 1 August Berm Continued wnti ug 150.00 own recognizance in sum of Noe 490 State -vse- Philip Cook No. 39k State -vs- thad E. Gant No. 32 State -vse Grier Benfield 1) ) ’ } IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- MAY TERM, 192 WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st, 19id IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- MAY TERM 1 WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st. apt O13 { EMBEZZLEMENT. The defendant, through his attorne R. A plea of Nolo Contendere. vs + Collier, tenders 4 wee oe ne ee stave “ve” ontinu é It is judgment of the Court that the defendant p Bugene Gray 7 e ed for defendant until August Term, 191. the common jail of Iredell County for a term of stn pane in / assignee to work ander the supervision of the State + ph and Public Works Commission. Capias not to issy ‘a SnwWay and BREAKING MRPRTINGA & TAT sentence into effect on condition the derandent pone road 2 ; » ENTERING & LARCENY. this action and in addition thereto pay int © Cost of TS onti . anak ax Wika Goak Gee oak ae 433.37 - the bene of the pradford Sherrill 4 oe ee —- Term, 191 for defendant to begin Fox, same to be paid within ten days. . of Wm, p, — DRIVING DRINK” Pe a It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be contin: jess domnecn } Continued for defendant until August Term, 191. the common jail of Iredell County for a term of FouR MomTES be assigned to work under the superfision of the State i hey ( Public Works Commission. Capias not to issue to put the rood No. 355 } BREAKING & ENTERING. sentence into effect provided the defendant pay a fine of $50.09 State -vs- } and base ett ae Sg and provided further that he does nq John Henry Vriffin ) Defendant called and Failed. Judgment nisi Instanter _ e a motor vehicle for a period of Twelve Months from this Sci Fa and Instanter Capias, . / —_— » 396 TRANSPORT & POSSESSUNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. wlAnLL es : tate -vS- ppl ae nh go: Penna John R. McLaughlin and Clarke Beshears } Continued for defendant until August Term, 19l). ‘+ 4 we , 7 o u » "North Carolina, In the Sunertor Court Iredell County. May Term, 1941 Yor 391 TRANSPORT & POSSESS UNTAXPAID LEQUOR FOR SALE. a -VS- State Clarke Beshears § Continued for defendant until August Term, 19). vs JUDGMENT Grier Benfield } ; This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Tem of No. 08 ) RECKLESS DRIVING. the Gupcr’or Court of Iredell County, Statesville, North Carolin tate -vs- q before His Honor, J. H. Clement, Jud:e Presiding, and it appearis George D. Sloop 4 to the Court that the defendant is indicted for Bastardy, sald indictment being brought by Bessie Campbell, the mother of Mary Frances Campbell, a bas ard child, and it further appesring © the Court that Raymer & Raymer appear as private prosecution for No. 116 ) POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. the State, and that John R. McLaughlin and Lewis & Lewis, repr State -vs~- sent the defendant; and it further appearing to the Court yr James Borders Continued until August Tern, 1941. the private prosecution and the Solicitor for the State and oe defendant, through his attomeys, have azreed upon 4 settlenen’, provided thesame 1s approved by the Court; the agreement vets that the defendant is to pay Bessie Campbell the sum of $500.0 and the costs of this action. It 4s fherefore, ordered and ndjudzed by the Court, the 7" having entered a plea of Guilty, that prayer for sg cmt tinued upon the condition that the said defendant pay “© . 8 ceamee atheoneen i. so and senate of the said Bas‘é™ This Honorable Court adjourns Sine Die to convene & ‘ain on Monday Morning, 4A as rep. h 7 * 1 th Blance to be pac” Child, the sum of $150.00 in cash and the ba and $100.00 Mey 26th, 191 at 10:00 o'clock. follows: $150.00 to be paid on January lst, 19 td on on "November lst, 192 and the remaining $100.00 to e Bessié November lst, 1943. The deferred payments to be paid ty, Campbell for the use of the Bastard child Mary > Nov. The defen‘ant is also to pay the cost of this action by Term, 191. usr’ It is further ordered that the defendant appear st aid reyoa 1942 term of the Superior Court and show that the a pond in of $150.00 has been made, and that he give justifie It 18 the sum of $150.00 for his appearance at said abaya 1942 further ordered that the defendant appear at the Novis), Term and show payment of $100.00 due November aot 100,00 appear at the November 1948 Term and show paymaot that it is due November lst, 19,3. The Court finds as & 18 rances Campde for the best interest of said bastard child va onal 4t is & that th's settlement be made, the Court finding dered and reasonable and just settlement. It 4s further + Jud adjudged by the Court that on Complyance with © ther the defendant is discharzed, and shall not be being & the support or maintenance of said child, — ance of 8 complete settlement for all support and mainten J. He Clement ge re ; a 014 IN THE SUPERICR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM, 191 MONDAY, ---MAY 26th, 19) NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR court IREDELL COUNTY. MAY TERM, 191 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment on Monday , May 26th, 191 at 10:00 o&clock A.M.. Hon. John W. Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County returns into open ¢ ourt the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for this the Second ° nd Week May Term, 191, to-wit: S. D. Joyner \Frank Harris C. Le Parker J. 0. Spears W. B. Cansler H. H. King E. N. Collins J. T. Morrison M. C. Goforth Jeff A. Lackey \ Je A. Reiger Kenneth Neil P. Le Sipe E. P. Jordon Carl D. Watts J. F. Marlow Re C. Hill F. A. Sprinkle Hugh N. Cartner Flake Grose Ivey D. Sherrill J. L. Moose C. 90. Caldwell P. S. Feimster Frank Harris and J. A. Keiger out of County. Jeff A. Lakkey Excused by the Court and E. N. Collins, not returned. Noe ) DIVORCE. Nellie L. Meadows } vs ) The following jury: W. B. Cansler, S. D. Joyner, M. C. Goforth, S. V. Meadows ) P. L. Sipe, R. C. Hill, Ivey D. Sherrill, H. H.King, E. F. Jordo F. A. Sprinkle, J. Le Moose, C. L. Parker and Carl D. Watts were duly sworn and empanelled. Juror withdrawn and mistrial ordered. ¢ 4 $ + ut i el No. 356 ) DIVORCE. ' rth, | Rachel Combs Alley 4 The following jury: W. B. Cansler, S. D. Joyner, M. C. Goforth, vs ) P. L. Sipe, R. C. Hill, Ivey D. Sherrill, H. H. King, B Fe William W. Alley ) Jordon, F. A. Sprinkle, J. L. Moose, C. Ll. Parker and Carl D. Watts, being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the issues stbmitted to it as follows: In the Superior Court, North Carolina, May Term, 191. Iredell County. Rachel Combs Alley } vs q ISSUES William Wiley Alley } lst. Has the plaintiff been a citizen and resident of the O00? ot for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action, as alles complaint? Answer? Yes. aint? 2nd. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleed in the com? Answer: Yes. iff ne plaint 3rd. Did the defendant separate and live separate and apart Hee = alleged # for more than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, the complaint? Answer: Yes. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK ~- MAY TERM, 19h] MONDAY, MAY 26th, 19h1 O15 / ¢. Alley } DIVORCE ACTION. pase ) At the call of this case, it was called to the a qiiien Wiley Alley } the Court that the defendant was and is now a memb armed forces of the United States dovenunaes | ao of the drafted into said military Service, it is the . ng been that John R. McLaughlin be and he is sc. ae } appointed by th to represent the said def : y the Court caktan. efendant, William Wiley Alley in this ttention of No» 55146 forth Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. May Tem, 191 Rachel Combs Alley } Vs. { JUDGMENT William Wiley Alley § This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Suverior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, befo e His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judze Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Yourt that the bonds of matri- mny heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Rachel Combs Alley, and the defendant, William Wiley Alley, be, and the same ave hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from thedefendant. Further that the plaintiff be awarded the custody of the infant children, Norman Randolph Alley and Richard Arnold Alley. Je He Clement Jucge Presiding. Hat lpr theeeenentieninrenelenlenncinnahiometmsiocomnt alm em lw tee ee a 3549 } DIVORCE. “uncy Caldwell All ” } At the call of this case proper arts tes * ~ ge “0686 Mc C oo hat the defendant is not, Lain Caldwell ) setting fobth the fact t ¢ the North Carolina has not been, a draftee or member 0 of United States Government's military or armed forces. Goforth - Ww. B. Cansler, S. D. Joyner, M- C. Go 9 Fe Ee aii, Sherrill, H. He King, E.- F. P. L. Sipe, Re C. Hill, Ivey D- Jordon, oa sprinkle, J. Le Moose, C. Le gs Reg fo D Watts, being duly sworn and empanelled, answers submitted to it as follows: In the Superior Court "WORE CAROLINA May Term, 1941 TREDELL counry Riney Caldwe1 \ A . ISSUES leese McLain Caldwell 4 = . complaint? 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry °° alleged in the comp Answer; Yes. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK --- MXY TERM, 19)1 MONDAY, MAY 26th, 191. 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the “tate of n year next preceding the filing of this complaint? orth Carolina for one Answer: Yes. 3. Did the defendant separate from the plaintiff and have they lived and apart for a period of Two Years or more as alleged in the complaint? Sd separate Answer: Yes. “0= -0= <-0= -0- -o- NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. May Term, 191 Quincy Caldwell Vs. JUDGMENT j _ — Alleese McLain Caldwell ) This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, J. H, Clement, Judge P esiding, and a jury at the May Tern, 1941, Superior Court of Iredell § County; and the jury having answered all the issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as fully appears in the record, it is therefore, J on Motion of John R. McLaughlin, Attorneyfor the plaintiff, Ordered, adjudged, and decreed: 1. That the bonds of matrimany heretofore subsistin between the plainti: and the defendant be, and they hereby are, absolutely dissolved; that the plaintiff, : . ‘ a ne fends Quincy Caldwell be, and he is hereby, granted an absolute divorce from the defendent, j Alleese McLain Caldwell. 2. That the plaintiff pay the cost of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk. This 26 day of May, 19). J. H. Clement _— Judce Presiding rret - PT * * No. 3554 DIVORCE. Luzeen M. Parker et ting rein s¢¥"" vs } At the call of this case proper affidavit was nie * member of Lonnie Parker } forth the fact that the defendant was not and oo Carolina OF the milita or armed forces of the State of Nor le United States Government but is working in the statesvil Mill in Statesville, N. C. The following jury: W. B. Cansler, 5S. D. Joyner, Me , Fo sor P. L. Sipe, R. Oo mii, Ivey D. Sherrill, H. Me a tts, ders F. A. Sprinkle, J. Le Moose, C. Le Parker and oe duly sworn and empanelled, answers the issues su follows: IN THE SUPERIOR couURT SECOND WEEK --- MAY TERM, 191 MONDAY, MAY 26th, 192 oF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR court May 26th, 1941, Term. E smyry OF IREDELL MITCHELL PARKER, LWZBEN Plaintiff, Vs LS8SUBRS ) ’ ) af A RKER LONNIE P. ’ Defendant 4 1. Were the Plaintiff and the Yefe ndant married to each t r ood h other, as allezed in Answer: Yes. 2. Have the Plaintiff and the Defendant lived Separate and apart from each other for two years, and more, continuously, next preceding th in this action? : 6 the filing of the complaint, Answer: 3. Was the separation of the Plaintiff and Defen‘ant without fault on t of the Plaintiff? he part Answer: Yes. h. Is the plaintiff a bona fide resident of the State of Narth Carolina, and tas Plaintiff been such resident of the State of ! rth Carolina for a period of one year, and more, next precedin: the filing of the cOmplaint in this action, as alleced inthe complaint? Answer: Yes. “O- -O- -0- -0- -0- STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, COTY OF IREDELL MAY 26th, 191 TERM LUZEEN MITCHELL PARKER, Plaintiff, -Vs- LONIIE PARKER, SS es ee ee Defendant. Ww THIS CAUSE, cominz on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, Je He Clement, Judge p»esiding, and holding the May 26th, 191 Term, SUPERIOR COUNT OF IREDELL COUNTY, for the trial of CIVIL CAUSES, and a jury, end the following issues havi ng been submitted to the jury, and answered by the jury in the following manner, & ll as wil) appear in the records, to-wit: "l. Were the Plaintiff and the De.’endant mapried to each other, es alleged in the Yomplaint? Answer: Yes, ate and apart from each é. Have the Plaintiff and the Defendant lived ner Sreceding the filing of other for two years, and siore, continuously, nex the complaint in this action? Answer; Yes. he part of 3. Was the separation of Plaintiff and Defendanyéithout fault on the P the Plaintirr? Answer: Yes, lina, and 4. Is the Plaintiff a bona fide resident of the State of Moceclina £0? a period has Plaintiff been such resident of the ote tone of the complaint in this of one year, and more, next preceding the f action, as alleged in the complain t? Answer; Yes, " Yes. \| } ee | { i | b ri IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM, 191 MONDAY, - MAY 26th, 191 IN THE SUPERIOR Court SECOND WEEK <-- MAY TERY 1 919 MONDAY, = MAY 26th, ne It is, therefore, on motion of JAKE F. NEWELL, Attorney for Plaintirr and @ JUTY> and the jury having answered the issucs Submitted to it by the Court , @ Court in ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: That the Plaintiff be, and she is hereby tavor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record ’ r 8 rant an absolute divorce from the Defendant; that the bonds of matrimony heretofore Subsi It is therefore, ordered and adjud-sed by the Court that the bonds —— Sist G trimony between the plaintiff and the Defendant be, and they are hereby, absolutely disso) ye neretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant, be, and the same are | ed; A. ih and that the Plaintiff pay the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk, nereby dissolved, and the ple ntiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant This 26 day of May, 191. a J. H. Clement - H. emen t Jucge Presiding. Jud ge Presiding ie & ttt dome oil chin i it in hh tl hl cleaner dlpe lente bd ee ee de ee te Gea de Ge ie i eae Fe te le mi ttn tan lee rtiion alan saan air ctibw ction itinerant ler ect dot Yo, 3562 j DIVORCE. yary £. Bharpe |} ' ys ) At the call of this case the plaintiff filed proper affidavit No. 3560 } DIVORCE. Jom M. Sharpe } setting forth the fact that the defendant was not, and is not Gladys G. Davidson j} now employed, or a draftee, in the military or armed forces of vs ) At the call of this case the plaintiff filed proper affidavit the United States Government or State of North Carolina, but T. Me Davidson ) setting fobth the fact that the defendant was not, and is not is operating a pool room in the City of Thomasville, Nobth a draftee or employee of the military or armed forces of the Carolina. United States Government or State of North Carolina. The following jury: W. B. Cansler, S. D. Joyner, M. C. Goforth, The following jury: W. B. Cansler, S&S. D. Joyner, M. C. Goforth, P. Le. Sipe, Ivey D. Sherrill, H. H. King, E. FP. Jordon, J. L. P. L. Sipe, Ivey D. Sherrill, H. H. King, E. F. Jordon, J. L. Moose, C. L. Parker, Carl D. Watts, Hugh M. Cartner and C. 0. Moose, C. L. Parker, Carl.D. Watts, Hugh M. Cartner and C. 0, Caldwell, being duly swom and em@nelled answers the issues Caldwell, being duly sworn and empanelled, ,answers the issues submitted to it as follows: submitted to it as follows: lorth Carolina, In the Super‘or Court North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term, 1941. iredell County May Term, 191 Gladys Grant Davidson, Mary E. Sharpe | vs 4 ISSUES Ve Jom M. Sharpe } ee H ~ tf co tt ~ iw. Davida 2 1. Did the platntiff and defendant intermarry, and are they now man and wife, ” ‘8 allesed in the complaint? 1. Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry, and are they now mad an wife, as alle ed in the complaint? Answer: Yes. ——— — 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they lived aeuerate and intiff and ‘part from each other for more than two years, as alleged in the complaint? 2. Did the defendant seperate from the plaintiff, and has ie the the defendant lived separate and apart for more than two years next prece Answer: Yes. yy yA am i \ - Ar a 4 oP 2 - } J { t? cormencement of this action as alleged in the complain the State of North Carolina 4 f 3+ Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident o sks aetten, 06 iegee Uh ° Answer: Yes. the ian years next preceding the commencement o id torth Caroline aon 3. Has the plaintiff been a bonfied resident of the State - wos as for more than two years immediately prior to the commencement of this alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. Answer: Yes. <0= -0- <0= <-0- <-0- — oe a , orth Carolina In the Super or Court, | t : North Carolina, In the Superior Court “Tedell County May term, 19h. Iredell County. May Term, 19)1. Mry B. Sharpe ' Gladys Grant Davidson {Jj ° } JUDGMENT } John y, a JUD GMENT. Ms Sharpe T. M. Davidson ' at this Term of the Superior This cause coming on to be heard and being heard C . He Clement, Judge t this term of the superi* "Mt of Iredell County, North Carolina, before lis Honor, J This cause coming on to be heard and being heard a Clement, suige pre® Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, J- He ‘ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM 191 MONDAY, - MAY 26th, 191 IN THE SUPERIQ court SECOND WEEK --- MAY TERM 191 Ss MONDAY, = MAY 26th, Loh “1 having a 5 C. L. Parker, Carl D. Presiding, and a jury, and the jury ng answered the issues ubmitted to i+ by being duly sworn ind eae ai ore ners and C. 0. Caldwell, the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant as set out in th 4t as follows: » Snswers the issues submitted to € record: yorth Carolina In the Superior Court It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonis Of matring Iredell County May, 1941, Term Ny ny / heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Mary E. Sharpe, and the defenda , nt, Jom } t } yabel S. Bren ) ISSUES Sharpe, be, and the same are hereby disolved, and the plaintiff is | ar ae Branted an absoly, filliem He Brent divorce from the defendant. Jo H. Clement 1. Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as allesed in the complaints | Judge Presiding —_ Lciienet Yes 2. Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived separa te and apart years immediately preceding the commencement of this action? part for two Be dE TR I Ft tt te St te tie tte te inte tte te tt atte te tte ate ae ttt tient dtp Snswer: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for one year immediately preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. NOw 45645 ) DIVORCE. William Erskine Bell -VS- At the call of this case the plaintiff filed proper certificatel ttt lel te then cpm koe tcpeee ioe Sp aendinem hee te. ttt thie thle lest les thn tonne hl he Be ae Lucille H. Bell J and affidavit setting forthgy that the defendant is not employed in the military forces of the State of North Cerolina or United States Government but is living and working in the Ciby d Greensboro, N. C. at private business. fo. 3566 } DIVORCE. The following jury: W. B. Cansler, S. D. Joyner, M. C. Goforth, , Margie-Price 4 P. L. Sipe, Ivey D. Sherrill, H. H. King, E. P. Jordon, J. 1. vs ) At the call of this case the plaintiff filed an affidavit raising Moose, C. L. Parker, Carl D. Watts, Hugh NM. Cartner andc. % Walter Price }) a doubt as to whether the defendant is employed or dfafted in the Caldwell being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the issues military or armed forces of the United States Government and the submitted to it as follows: Court therefore appoints Mr. D. L. Raymer, Sr. to represent the defendant in the trial of this cause. lorth Carolina In the Superior Court The following jury: W. B. Cansler, S. D. Joyner, M. C. Goforth, Iredell Cowmty May Term, 191 P. L. Sipe, Ivey D. Sherrill, H. H. King, E. F- Jordon, J. Le Moose, C. L. Parker, Carl D. watts, Hugh M. Cartner and C. 9 Caldwell, ‘being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the issues submitted to William Erskin Bell } it as follows: \ vs 4 ISSUES 1 ; Lucille H. Bell ) North Carolina In the Superior Court, Iredell County May Term, 1941 4f 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and are they now man and wife, as allezed in the complaint? ‘Margie Price J 7 > “VS- ml Answer: Yes. Riter Brice ISSUES te and 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they lived separée t? apart from each other for more than two years, as alleged in the complain : . a 1. Did the g@laintiff and defendant intermarry and are they now man and wife, Answer: Yes. Salleced in the complaint? } . r Carolin ' %. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the arabe a sere ep ‘ Answer: Yes. for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action, . ee aa - the complaint? pert from Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff each other for more than two years, a8 alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. ii : ri es. h Carolina ; f Nort 3. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the state o alleged in ee-——re th a than two years next preceding the commencement of ere Bhat ie eae te ie the th Ge ih eh ae i tht ih i Omplaint? Answer: yes, i “0- -0- <0- -0= =O" No. 3565 } DIVORCE. sored a Mabel S. Brent @ emp. vs It appearing to the Court that the defendant might rag united f William H. Brent } or drafted into the Military Service and forces % ” osnted States Government, upon motion Mr. John G- Lawns gr in the as attorney to represent the defendant William 4- trial of this action. . C. The following ees W. B. Cansler, S. D- Joyner s aon, P. L. Sipe, Evey D. Sherrill, H. H. King, B+ *° IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - MAY TERM, 192 MONDAY, - MAY 26th, 19) O22 North Carolina, In the Superior court Iredell County. May Term, 191 Margie Price | vs 4 JUDGMENT ) Walter Price 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superi Lor Court of Iredell Comty, North Csrolina, before His Honor, J. Hq. Clement, Judge Pre siding and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Coup in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the recon: It is ~~ orde A and adjud-;ed by the Court that the bonds of ma tri mony heretofore existing ar colf't Margie Price, and the defendant, Walter Price be, and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce . from the defendant. J. H. Clement Juice Presiding i ei is i le te le il i am i te taste st tine i ae ae ee No. 43572 } DIVORCE. John E. Smith 4 vs } At the call of this case the plaintiff filed proper affidavit Maggie N. Smith } setting forth the fact that the defendant is not employed or drafte@ in the military forces of the United St«tes Government but is working at private employment in the City of Stategville, N. Gs The following jury: W. B. Cansler, S. D. Joyner, M. C. Yoforth, P. L. Sipe, Ivey D. Sherrill, H. H. King, E. F. Jordon, Je Le Moose, C. Le. Parker, Carl D. Watts, Hugh M. Cartner and C. 0 Caldwell, being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the issues submitted to it as follows: North Carolina, In the Superior Court 4 Ivedell County. May Term, 191. John E. Smith 4} vs : ISSUES sgie N. Smith } 2 Ma; and wifey 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and are they now man as alle ed in the complaint? Answer: Yes. ; arate a6 2. Did thedefendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they lives a apart from each other for more than two years, as alleged in the comp Answer: Yes. rth carolit Lleged State of No tion, 98 3. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this ac in the complaint? Answer: Yes, IN THE SUPERIOR Court SECOND WEEK --- MAY TERM, 1 MONDAY, = MAY 26th, he aad ! orth carolina, In the Superior Court tredell Countys May Term, 1941 John E. Smith os JUDGMENT ) This cause coming on to be hoard and being heard at this Term of en court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, J. H. Clement, Judge Presiding, and @ jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the records It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Massie N. Smith, and the defendant, John B, Smith, be, and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from hke defendant. J. H. Clement Judge Presiding ne —— + —— titi i tee te de ie hi ib die ie te i te db te de te ab ie te de te de de th te ie ie th th te tk Yoo 357), } DIVORCE. Leona. Howa ret ) vs ) At the call of this case the plaintiff filed proper affidavit Marshall Howard § setting forth the fact that the defendant is now in any way connect- ed with the military and naval services of the United States Government. The following jury: W. B. Cansler, S. D. Joyner, M. C. Goforth, P. L. Sipe, Ivey D. Sherrill, H. H. King, E. F. Jordon, Je Le Moose, C. L. Parker, Carl D. “atts, Hugh M. Cartner and C. 0. Caldwell, being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the {ssues submitted to it as follows: / Yorth Carolina In the Superior Court “redell County May Term, 1941 Leona Howard j vs Varsha) Howa rat Issues 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, 4s alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes, i olina for mone’ a H@8 the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the > S North Carolin more than one year next preceding the commencement oi this acti Answer: Yes, rate and apart from each other 3+ Have the plaintiff and defendant lived o— ente aonient for ‘wo years imuediately preceding the commencement 0 Answer: Yes. %#Q= -0- -0- -O- =O IN THE SUPERIOR Court SECOND WEEK --~ MAY TERM, 1912 MONDAY, - MAY 26th, 191 North Carolina, In the Superiar Court, Iredell County. May Term, 191. Leona Howard vs Judgment Marshall Howard This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Presiding Judze and *S n a jury at the May Term, 1941 Iredell County Superior Court, and the issues having been submitted to the Jury, as appear in the records, and the Jury having answered 4 S "ed the issues in favor of the plaintiffs: It is, therefore, ordered, adjuiged and decreed that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be ana they are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the cost of this action. Je He. Clement esiding Judge Noe 3575 ) DIVORCE. Magzie P. Waugh } vs ) At the call of this case the plaintiff filed an affidavit setting Nathan R. Waugh } forth the fact that the defendant is not employed or drafted into military service in the Military and Navy services of the United States but is working at private employment in Winston-Salem, |. % § The following jury: W. B. Cansler, S. D. Joyner, M. C. Goforth, P. Le. Sipe, Ivey D. Sherrill, H. H. King, E. F. Jordon, Je . Moose, C. L. *arker, Carl D. Watts, Hugh M. Cartner and. * Caldwell, beinz duly sworn and empanelled, answers the issues submitted to it as follows: North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County May Term, 191 Masgie P. Waugh ) vs ) ISSUES Nathan R. Waugh q nd wifes le Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, and are they now man & as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. A ; rate a 2. Did thedefendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they ey apart from 6ach other for more than two years, as alleged in the comp Answer: Yes. - rth Caron” | 3 Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the orete eo alleged * for more than two years next preceding the commencmamabt of this action, the complaint? Answer: Yes. IN THE SUPERIOR Court SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM 19),1 95 MONDAY, MAY 26th, Taha" 929 In the Superior Court May Term, 19), forth Caro lina, Iredell County. yaggie P. Waugh vs. JUDGMENT yathan R. Waugh This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Superior court of Z»edell County, N rth Carolina, before His Honor, J. n. Clement, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by the Court in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record: It is therefore, ordered and adjudzed by the Vourt that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Mazzie P. Waugh, and the defendant, Nathan R. Waugh, Be, and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from thed efendant. J. H. Clement Judge Presiding tet de de te ae ih ah tb ae de de ae ie ae te dee de i i in i ih ih i i i ie i i i ie i it i te V North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County May Term, 1941 Planters, Fertilizer & Phosphate vompany vs JUDGMENT BY CONSE!T. dR. Little ana Others ersic dz residing at This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Judge presiding the May Term, 191, of Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that th “ ¢ rence ‘te plaintiff and defendants have compromised and settled all matters of differen + tered in between them and it has been agreed that judgment in this action shall be enter t ‘ i. A. Little, in the amomt of $220.00 against the defendants, J. R. Little and wife, M. A fll of ali liability of the plaintiff and defendants; je t . Re Little It 4s further ordered atid adjudged that if the said defendanta, J 1, that nd wife, M. A. Little, will pay the said $220.00 on or before Dec. 1st, 191, d notes and it shal) Constitute a full settlement of all back debts and all the old n “PY } MrSe Je Re Little. “rtgages are to be cancelled and surrendered to Mr. and Mrs le and wife, Me A. The Costs are to be taxed against the defendants, J. R- Litt li ttle, J. He Clement ie n By Consent of: vudage Presiding Eis & Lewis ™eys for the Plaintiff Scott 2 ¢ 5 Ollier MoMeys Tor tes berontante. a SECOND WEEK MONDAY, North Carolina Iredell County C. M. Deaton vs Mooresville Building and Loan Association To the Superior Court of Iredell County: A. W. Colson, Liquidating Trustee of the Mooresville Building and Loan Ass respectfully submits the following report from larch 1, 191 toa IN THE SUPERIQ® COURT -- MAY TERM, 19)2 MAY 26th, Tsui In the Superior Court May Term, 191 , Oclation, IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT SECOND WEEK --- MAY TERM 1 MONDAY, MAY 26th, tour 027 y Nose 5514 and 3516 L. Allison, trading as These t ee eelile Mfg. CO. WO cases are consolidated Yor trial with gta vs approval and permission of the Court _ Steele and wife, ) ) ) ) Steele, et al ) The following jury: W. B. ca . e De nsle ° Sipe, Ivey D, Sherrill, Hq. H, oa. a.’ ah rh " . Moose, C. L. Parker, Carl p, Watts, Hugh M hepelas’ " ane ’ C. 0. Caldwell and J. 0. § empanelled in this case. pears weve duly sworn and thomas H- grace Be Pending trial Court takes recess util Tuesday Morning . , ril | recommends that the compensation of the liquidating trustee be reduced. {te and May 27th, 191 at 9:30 o'clock. RECEIPTS - Cash on hand and in bank, March 1, i9\1 51] 32.hh | Rent "32.00 Payments on loans 1,001.00 DISBURSEMENTS - oe Paid stockholders 130.00 Improvements to real estate 38.73 Loans for repairs : Expenses 4 7 This Honorable Court takes recess until Tuesday Morning, May 27th, 19\1 Compensation, Aug. 1, 1940 - April 50, 1941 00.00 Furniture and fixtures a at 9:30 ofclock AeM.. Cash on hand and in bank, April 30, 191. 1,325.72 } 5 pee ASSETS:- Cash on hand and in bank, April 430, 191 1525.72 Loans = book value 22,632.93 Real estate - book value 15 9912.88 Furniture and fixtures - book value sagen PAY s 72004 LIABILITIES: - =e Due stockholders 31,645.27 Bills payable 2,612.00 Reserves and unditided profits --book value obSpele ? g7r0e4 Respect A. W. Colson, Liquidating Trustee. No. 4170 North Carolina, Iredell County. fully submitted, A. GY. Colson In the “uperior Court, May Tera, 191 Mattie Belle Litaker } vs } James Litaker ) JUDGMENT rn of Ivedell Superior court This cause coming on for trial at the aforesaid Te ntiff wes before the undersigned Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the Plat esuited, and by the Sheriff to come in and prosecute this action of she would be non suited, this acti appearing that the plaintiff failed and neglected to appear and prosecute me and the 54 It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that this action be, is hereby dismissed, and the plaintiff is taxed with the costs. J. He Clement susie This the 26th day of May, 191. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM 192 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 19)1 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment on Tuesday yf Orning May 27th, 1941 at 9:30 o'clock. Noe 3565 North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County May 1941, Term Mabel S. Brent 4 vs JUDGMENT OF ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. William H. Brent This cause coming on to be heard at the regular May, 191, Term of “upe rior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, and being heard before the undersiged juin Presiding and a jury, and the jury having answered the following issues submitted as indicated and as appears in the record, to-wit: "1, Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as alle sed in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart for two years immediately preceding the commencment of this action? Answer: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for one year imnediately preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. * It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the bonds of matrimony heretofore cxisting between the plaintiff and the defendant be dissolved, and that the plaintiff be, and she is hereby, granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action. J. H. Clement Judge Presiding. dee te Anadpeapaipehfpe~abfp natimadiredtveitenttnatl — se te ate - nchiniliaiidiiaii _——a bie eile cle sie nie ber ont atte ole tie odie aie ie eb a No. 3563 North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. May Term, 191 William Erskine Bell vs. SUDGMEN TP Lucille H. Bell ooo SS << “a the supe?" This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of 3. He Clement, ted to it by Judge Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submit t out in the the Court in favor of the plaintiff and azainst the defendant 48 8¢ record: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM 191 Sac TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 19)1 } It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of mas o matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff William Erskine Bell, and th ’ 6 jefendant, Lucille H. Bell, be and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintirr n is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, J. H. Clement Judze Presiding z Hee te ob oh ibeernien ele ier lie den ine ie ab ls te al rei te eerie lon tlhe theme ( Yo. 3527 forth Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County May Term, 192 Mrs. Me C. Alley vs Judgment 1. C. Ostwalt and Ruby Ostwalt 0 This cause coming on to be heard befove the undersigned Presiding Judge, at the May Term, 191 of Iredell Superior Court, and the parties having agreed that the facts are as follows: 1. That T. C. Ostwalt, as principal, borrowed from J. P. Collins, $1,000.00 on the 23rd day of November, 1923, and that his co-defendant, Ruby Ostwalt signed the note as surety; that the last payment was made on said note on the 23rd day of November, 1930 and it is therefore barred as to any personal recovery from Ruby Ostwalt; that the said note was secuved by a mortgase dn the two tracts of land described in paragraph three of the comple int, and that Ruby Ostwalt joined in said mortgage deed for the purpose of releasing her dower interest therein; that for valuable consideration, the said J. P. Collins on the 8th day of December, 1931, transferred and assigned one-half interest in said note to the plaintiff and that there is now due and swing by T. C. Ostwa}t the sug of $500.00 to the plaintiff with interest from November 23, 1930, wntil paid. IT IS THEREFORE, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover oft. C. Ostwalt the sum of $500.00 with interest from Nov. 23, 1930 and that said indebtedness be and it is herevy declared a specific lien upon the property described Tate, Complaint, free and clear of any dower interest of the co-defendant, Ruby walt, i It is further ordered and decreed that Robert A. Collier be, and he is hereby ‘ppointed a Commissioner of the Court for the purpose of selling tho said tracts of and, and applying the proceeds arising therefrom torthe cost of the action, and any ‘wplus to the plaintiff. The defendant, T. C. Ostwalt,,is taxed withthe cost of action, J. He Clement Presiding Judge Yo. 34.80 forth Carolina In the Superior Court I *edell County May Term, 191 St Stesvilie Flour Mills Company Judgment ; : vs i q, C. Hill } IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -=- MAY TERM, 19h1 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 19)1 This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Presiding 6 Judge motion of the Plaintiff's counsel for permission to take voluntary non-suit Upon It is, therefore, ordered, considered and decreed that the plaintirr: § action be and it is hereby non-suited, and the plaintiff is taxed with the cost of thi s is action. Je He Clement Presiding Judge No. 2h77 North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County May Term, 191 C. F. Meacham vs Judgment SS ee Louis Gordon This cause coming on to be heard by asreement of counsel and before the wiéer- simed Presiding Judge and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff and defendent have reached an agreement of settlement wherein the defendant agreed to pay to the plainviff the sum of $25.00 and the cost. It is, therefore, considered, ordered and decreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $25.00 and that the defendant be taxed with the cost of this action. J. He Clement Présiding Judge. te tt te te te ie he te le io hoe lhc hcg ton nth lel ht Ae etme . No. 3656 NORTH CAROLINA IN SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY MAY TERM, 192 R. 8S. Barkley vs CONSENT JUDGMENT SS ee Re Me Beaver Hon. Js H. Clement This cause coming on to be heard at May Term, 191, before roversy nave Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that all matters in cont been settled and adjusted between the parties; the over of It is now ordered and adjudged by consent that the plaintiff rec aerendent» e defendant the sum of $75.00 in full settlement of his claims against " IN THE SUPERIOR Court SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM, 191 ‘ TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 191. o It is further ordered and adjudged that each party pay its own cost t cos Oo be taxed by the Clerk. Je H. Clement Judge Pres{d esints g ing Land & Sowers ewis & Lewis L omeys or etenagm Sateen te lence tn lb ll ll Ah be fee te nett a franklin Riker ) The defencant moves to strike out the Second Pararraph of sine § the Reply filed by the pla‘ntiff. Motion denied. W, C. Pierce, et al } Exception. The plaintiff is allowed to verify his reply and also to amend his reply. The derendant sllowed ten days the 2 +. 2 * d verification in which to file an answer to the reply if he deems it advisable. dietitian ln le eb rll lem calle i aie Rin oll Re Be Rh ole tle te tip ale ie tin dle okb tbe de hn hbchle d nab hin ks a No. 35 } The jury heretofore sworn and empanelled in this case Statesville Mfc. Co.~ } answers the issues submitted to it as follows: vs q Thomas H. Steele, et al Jj f Yo. 35119 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, TREDELL COUNTY. MAY TERM, 191 Willian Be Allison, Trading as Statesville Manufacturing Coe, Plaintiff vs. Thoma He Steele and Wife, “race B. Steele, Et Al, Defendants. 1. Did Thomas H. Steele, with the consent and procurement of the co- defendant, Grace B. Steele, contract and agree with the plaintiff that he would ey for the material used in Job 52,67 Answer: Yes. aintiff? 2. If so, in what amount are the defendants {indebted to the pl Answer: $2,212.12." los 351 forth Carolina } , In the Superior Court, "edel) County } May Term, 19). an ie Al.300n, Trading as ‘anufacturing Company, Plaintiff Thomas tt. vs { Steele and wife, Grace 1 et al, Defendants } JUDGMENT — Ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM, 19) MUESDAY, MAY 27th, 19hi1 This cause coming on to be heard at the May Term, 191, of Ip Court before His Honor, J. H. Clement, and a jury, and the jury ha issues submitted to them in the above case as follows, to-wit: "1, Did Thomas H. Steele, with the consent and procurement of the defendant, Grace B. Steele, contract and agree with the plaintier that he would pay for the material used in Job 52.6? ff Answer: Yes. edell Bu r ving answered the 2. If so, in what amount are the defendants indebted to Answer: *45212.12." the plaintites It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjud ed that the plaintire of the defendants, Thomas He Steele and wife, Grace B. Steele, the sum of $2 2 with interest from date at the rate of 6% per annum until paid and it appearing ¢ . Court that the plaintiff duly filed Notice and Claim of Lien azsinst the property of” Thomas H. Steele and wife, Grace B. Steele, as described in the complaint in this ™ cause; cover 2.12, It is, therefore, now ordered, considered and adjudged that the saiq amount is a specific lien upon the premises described in the complaint and set forth in the notice and claim of lien fited in this Cause, upon which the said materials were — furnished and it is ordered, considered and adjudged that R. A. Collier be, and he is hereby appointed a Commissioner of this Court with full power and authority to advertise and sell the said lanis mentioned in the complaint in this cause for the purpose of satisfying said judgnent, the said sale to be conducted under the provision of law soverning the sale of real estate by commissioners and the said Comnissioner shall report his proceedings in the premises into the office of this Court for such orders as the Court may thereafter make. It is further ordeved and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defen‘art§ £ + q the costs, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, this action. Je He Clement Judge Presiding “O- -9O- <9 -0- -9O- No. s5ul William L. Allison, Trading } as Statesville Mfg. Co. } vs } ENTRIES OF APPIAL Thomas H. Steele and wife, Grace B. Steele; ' £ ht The defendants moved that the verdict be set aside as contrary to the ~ Motion denied and defendants excepted. The defendants moved for fe Defendants excepted. Jud gment sigiec 7 the defendants exceptes | rurther notice wal vece a of evidence. trial for errors committed. Motion denied. appears in the record. To the signing of the said jud gnent in open Court, and gave notice of appeal to the »upreme Court. Appeal bond for cost of $100.00 adjudged sufficient. of case @ serve sta tement Pile he fendants ar we i make up and The defendants are allowed 60 days to i oeceresse of appeal, and the plaintiff allowed 30 days thereafter to serve CO 4 exceptions. J. He Clement. _— ttt te it tt tte tt te te tte tmnt —— — —_— d empanelled is stted to it #8 °™ No. 3514 William % Allison, Trading as | Statesville Manufacturing Co., Plaintiff. } VS. } } ’ ) The jury heretofore sworn an case answers the issues subm Thomas H. Steele and Wife, Grace B. Steele, Et Al. Defendants. ( IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM, 19) TUESDAY, May 27th, 19)1 533 "Oe 3514 RTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERTOR debe TeDELL COUNTY. ar a erro Re, quien gh Allison, Trading as gtatesville Manufacturing Co., Plaintiff. bi ISSUES ms H. Steele and Wife, aa B. Steele, Et Al. Defendants. 1. Did Thomas H. Steele, with the consent a jefendent, Grace B. Steele, contract and agree with pay for the material used in Job 500? nd procurement of the co- the plaintiff that he would Answer: Yes. 2. If so, in what amount are the defendants indebted to the plaintiff? Answer: {$175.00 “O- -0O- -0= <-0- Yor 351 forth Carolina } In the Superior Court, Iredell County } May Term, 191 William Allison, Trading as Statesville Manufacturing Co., Plaintiff, VS. JUDG ENT Thomas He Steele and wife, race B. Steele, et al, Defendants. ee we ee This cause coming on to be heard at the May Term, 19,1, of Iredell Superior Court before His Honor, J. H. Clement, and a jury, and the jury having answered the -Ssues submitted to them in the above case as follows, to-wit: "1. Did Thomas H. Steele, with the consent and procurement of the co- defendant, Grace B. Steele, contract and agree tith the plaintiff that he would pay for the material used in Job 500? Answer: Yes. 2. If so, in what amount are the defendant indebted to the plaintiff? Answer: $175.00." It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover } of the defendants, Thomas H. Steele and wife, “race B. Steele, the sum of $175.00, f mith interest from date at the rate of 6% per annum until paid and it appearing to the j one that the plaintiff duly filed a Notice and Claim of lien against the property it : Thomas H. Steele and wife, Grace B. Steele, as described in the complaint in this SUS 6: 7 said amount {s 2 It is, therefo ‘e@, now ordered, considered and adjudged — oer teeth in the nor recific lien upon the premises described in the complaint an rip and claim of Igen filed in this cause, upon which the said materials were A r be, and he is io and it is ordered, considered and adjudged that R. ©. Cond authority to reby appointed a Commissioner of this Court with full power ‘dvertise and sell the teak lawie mentioned in the complaint in this cause for the ro=- rine of satisfying said juigment, the said sale to be conducted under the p Vist 7 rs and the said sus of law governing the sale of real estate by ee office of this Count sioner shell report his proceedings in the premises or such orders as the Court may thereafter make. he defend- ints It is further ordered and agjudged that the pisinttt —., of the the costs, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, in this J. He Clement oan Judge Presiding IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM, 191 034 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 19) No. 3519 | William L. Allison, trading as } { Statesville Mfg. Co. -vs- ) ENTRIES OF APPRAL Thomas H. Steele and wife, ) Grace B. Steele, 4 The defendants moved that the verdict be set aside as oo of evidence. Motion denied and defendants excepted. The defen:iants moved f triel for errors committed. Motion denied. Defendants excepted, Jud gnent or & ney appears in the record. To the siming of the said judgment the def endants oo igned as in open Court, and gave notice of appeal to the Supreme Court, Further noties on Appeal bond for €ost of $100.00 adjudged sufficient. © waived, ntrary to the Wei ght The defendants are allowed 60 days to make up and serve statement of ca appeal, and the plaintiff allowed 30 days thereafter to serve countercase or file ' exceptions. J- He Clement Juige Presiding. SR te Bt il tie ati ate le al ia at on at hn ahs fe ademailn to t sete l sh te IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MAY TERM, 191 NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY J. Pe SPEAKS -JS- W. H. FOSTER, W. C. MEADOWS, W. Be SOMERS, A. G. HENDREN, C. F. MORRISON, CLEM WRENT and J. Ew. SPAINHOUR, Admr. of the ESTATE of R. A. SPAINHOUR JUDGMENT Se ass ee THIS CAUSE Coming on to be heard before His Honor, J. H. Clement, Jud ze Presiding, and it being heard and it appearing that the above case was called for trial and the plaintiff failed to appear. Whereupon the plaintiff was called in open court and failed to appear or to come into court and prosecute his action. Sento SHEREFORE, on motion of Lewis & Lewis and John R. Jones, Attorneys for —" ants, the above action is hereby dismissed and the plaintiff is adjudged to pay cost to be taxed by the Clerk. Clement Je H. ee TOD CE Presibpinc. # IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, NORTH CAROLINA : MAY TERM, 191 IREDELL COUNTY. Cc. L. Kthyne, q vs. ' ORDER Rhyne Drug Co. } order This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court ea the directing that Andrew C. McIntosh, Receiver, file his report by this next term Fests Court, the Receiver having requested the Court to give him until the et Ter of tt the Court to file said report, the matter is continued until the Aus Court. J. H. Clement Judze Presiding SH tt th tt a te te +: a IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM, 1941 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 19) 5 3h~a ( yorsest Reavis At the call of this the pl 8 case e v | teeb he bas reason to baitevs” aintiff filed affidavit statine Reavis g carrie drafted in any service or branch of the Thi ted state eoyed or military service. ed States Government's The following jury: J. T. Morrison K h Nei Flake Gpose, P. S. Feimster, R, C. Hill FP ayes Goforth, W. B. Cansler, S. D. Joyner, P, being duly sworn and empanelled, answers it by the Court as follows: F. Marlow F. A. Sprinkle, M. Cc. L. Sipe and J. 0. Spears, the issues submitted to yORTH CAROLINA, IN the Superior Court / IREDELL COUNTY. May Term, 19) forrest Reavis | vs ) ISSUE carrie Reavis } 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleced in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for one year next precedin;s the filing of this complaint? Answer: Yes. 3. Did the defendant commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. -O- A=W «Ae @#\)e NORTH CAROLINA IN the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY May Term, 19) Forrest Reavis ) ' " JUDGMENT Carrie Reavis ) This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, Je He Clement, Judge Presiding, and a jury at the May Term, 1941, Superior Court of Iredell County; and the jury having answered all the issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff and agcinst the defendant, as fully sppears in the pecord, it 1s therefore, on Motion of John R. McLaughlin, attorney for the plaintiff, Ordered, adjud<ed, and decreed: 1. That the bonds of matrimony her tofore subsisting between the plain- “ff and the defendant be, and they hereby are, absolutely dissolved; that the plaintire, Forrest Reavis be, and he is hereby, granted an absolute divorce from + the defendant, Carrie Reavis. , by the 2. That the plaintiff pay the cost of this action to be taxed by Clerk, This 27 day of May, 191. J. H. Clement Juize Presiding ow FER AR HR ERR RR IE A BS OE a IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM, 191 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 191 No. 3567 ) DIVORCE. , Royal Preston Wooten } The following jury: J. T. Morrison, Kenneth ya vs ) Marlow, Flake Grose, P. S. Feimster, n. 6. Hills’ poy Meisie Wooten ) Sprinkle, M. C. Goforth, J. G. Lewis, R. it A. Raymer and C. B. Winberry, being duly sworn Collier, 4, 3, answers the issues submitted to it as elsaear” empanelleq 83 North Carolina, Iredell County. In the Superior Court, May Term, 191. Royal Preston Wooten, q vs Maisie Wooten ISSUES SS L. Webe the Plaintiff and defendant married as allezed in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident of North Carolina for a period of one year next preceding the filing of this complaint? Answer: Yes. 3- Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for a period of two years or more, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court, IREDELI COUNTY. May Term, 191. en Royal Preston Wooten 4 ) 4 vs. } JIU GME 4 ) Maisie Wooten This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, J» % Clement, Jwige Presiding, and a jury at the May Term, 191, Superior Court of Iredel! County, and the jury having answered &11 the issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff and atainst the defendat,&s fully appears in the record, it is therefore, on Motion of John R. McLaughlin, Attorney for the plaintiff, Ordered, adjudged, and decreed: lst. That the vonds of matrimony heretofore subsisting between io tiff and the defendant be, and they hereby are, absolutely di ssolved; tiff, Royal Preston Wooten, be, and he is hereby, granted an absoaute defendant, Maisie Wooten. ” ond. ‘That the plaintiff pay the cost of this action, to be taxed "” Clerk. This 27 day of May, 191. J. H. Clement Jud ge presiding Ca a a a a a a a a a a eS ae ae a a ee a ee tte that the ple aivorce from * IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM, 192 035 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, toi 935 / los 415 } ASSAULT WITH INTENT To RAPR, state -VvS~ d pain Te Goodin § The judgment heretofore emtered in t and the following entered in liey ou” is stricken out "North Carolina, Iredell Cowty. In .the Superidr Court, May Term, 191 Whereas defendant Dwain T. charge of Assault With Intent t mentioned place and date and fo Goodin was arraigned on the © Committ Rape, at the ab und guilty: ie It is, therefore, ordered and adjud Dwain T. Goodin be confined in the Statele Pron tn teat tenaant State Highway and Public Works Commission for a term of years. Capias and commitment to the foregoing sentence ae not issue if the defendant is committed to the Eastern Caroli a Training School for Boys, and shall there remain of rood : r behavior, without any attempt to escape therefrom “and obedie t to the rules and regulations of said institution "until such ; time as he shall be discharged according to law. Upon the ag violation of the rules and regulations of the institution or upon the escape from said institution, capias to issue immediate! for the said defendant, and the above sentence to go late affects.” This May 27, 191. Je He Clement FT intitle alpha lp hina ion enh —iehene / No. 3581 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. MAY TERM, 19h A, A. Kyles, C. A. Kyles, Et Al. vs 7 % D. Kyles and Wife, Edna Kyles, } } ' } et al This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the ; Superior Court before Hon. J. H. Clement, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that this is a special proceeding begun before the Clerk of the “uper.or vourt of Iredell County in which the plaintiff asked for a sale of the land described in the petition for partition, and the defendants filed an answer asking that said nd be divided and not sold; and it further appearing to the Court that the = “ff consents to a division of said land as asked for in the answer; and it further ‘pearing to the Court that the defendants asked for damages because of timber cut ™ the land by plaintiff; ’ b in so IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED By the Court that this cause ae a8 @ division 4s concerned be remanded to the Clerk of the Superior tie re County, who is authorized and directed to appoint evanh eve onere = lands as prayed for in the answer, the interests of the plaintiffs an “efendan ts being as set forth in the complaint. . 4 e of It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that as to the question _ ' tinued for hearing in this Court. or the wrongful cutting of timber, it is con J. H. Clement Juige Presiding. lpm Mts, ae ti landline araceentee ao tle rn lati lnm IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -= MAY TERM 191 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 191. IN THE SUPERIOR court SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM TUESDAY, MAY 27th, tour Carried foward --. Receipts NORTH CARO P RTH CAROLINA, COST OF ADMINISTRATION & PREFERRED CLAIMS oa — y, IREDELL COUNTY. In the Superior Court Before the Clerk Jesse M. Brown, et al, Stock- q 192 , 3 Cc. H. Dearman, expense of aut holders = Creditors, 8 on trip to Hendersonville, ae! meals, etc, 5 RECEIVER'S FINAL REPORT and Lenoir in Adair matter €, Morganton, Brewn Bag Company. } Ss $ Auge 6 Elbert Swann, labor manufacturing goods 925.00 huge 6, hapa e — oor manufacturing goods ee E Fre - Swann abor > Se 0.00 Final S re Dearman, Receiver of the Brown Bag Company, submits the fol ri 10 Fred L. Swenn, labor ee a 10.00 nal Settlement, showing in detail each receipt and disbursement haq by seine 88 hts Sept. 1? - _ cl de P.M., stamps & goods 68620 : Septe outheastern Express Co. » 00 . Receipts set. 26 Spurgeon Bomar, labor a i Oct. ae M. Sha rpe, P.M. , stamps 200 Fay 17 Cash in Bank ge Oct. 5 Statesville Daily, advertisement 2. 00 July 17 Cash in Drawer v Jo dct. ll Southeastern Express Co. 1-20 | July Ae) oe S. Rone, open account Hosp Oct. 18 Miss Irene Winecoff, stenographical servi » 86 July 17 Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co., Merchandise 1.00 Dec. 7 Fred L. Swann, labor manufacturing ag 27090 | July 17 David Newman & Son, Merchandise 12,29 Dec. 17 W. C. Perry, Anctioneer fee eae 25+ 00 July 20 Key City Upholstery Co., Merchandise 18,61 Dec, 21 J- M. Sharpe, P.M., stamps 2°00 July 20 The Freman Drug Co., merchandise iy 0 ) July 20 The Imperial Pharmacy, open account ooh6 1928 ! ae 4 : Rs — & Coe, merchandise sh q = 2 J. M. Sharpe, P.M., stamps 2 ; uly - de Ehma, merchandise ¥ Merch 1 Dan W. Shadburr umissi 1] © 00 July 21 Elkin Drug Co., open account +h ’ fs. oe, Gate oe full, preferted cla :: 30.00 July 25 : R, McMasters, merchandise 4.07 i. He Dearnan, 5% etemtesion en ‘shan ae 125.66 are 25 E. D. Hedrick, merchandise eRe . ne , uly 25 J. W. Sharpe, merchandise 40.02 __ 0. 02 ) July 27 Cash for merchandise sold 6.30 On deposit in the Commercial National Bank at — ! July 27 C. H. Dearman, merchandise 4.00 Ge Sime 26 Ceceme insotvent 2075-10 July 27 W. P. Conger, merchandise oO 7 July 29 J. B. Considine, merchandise ni July 29 _ C. Smith, merchandise 15.50 The followi 1. H. Holt, merchandise ‘ Ollowing are the collections made after the time the mme rei f S. k. foake; mereeetine 3% Wational Bank closed, including the dividends received on the lbee ie Roa, den cade as antl 69,75 Commercial National Bank, and the disbursements made by the Neceiver: ae 5 W. H. Dingler, merchandise 50.9 O. Re Mills, note 55. 00 ) Receipts 6 Mooresville Ice Ceam Co., merchandise 5f.00 ps + x ae 6 J. Haskel Ayers, merchandise 3,00 peor a eer = oS So > 3.18 6 W. B. Richardson, merchandise 2.0 sot 1% aoe dividend of West End Drug Co., accoumt f,.20 . 2 i ia . eens oe > Final dividend on Adair Drug Coe account 2.16 & 8. b. Senenes, merehentlas 36 . 9 First dividend, 15% from Commercial National Bank 310.96 6 Wallace Brawley, merchandise 1,00 1929 Mrs. C. Ve. Henkel, open account 050 g sk Gece Sie cau ae ae 18°48 ar . Second dividend, 10%m from Commercial National Bank 207-31 [5 esate of Gékueen Matas Css, eosehendias 1.50 af 1h oe dividend, 10h, from Commercial National Bank 207. 31 > Seead beeeek Pekeaes. coun G0scens 9,00 Fourth Dividend, 10% from Commercial National Bank 207.31 7 Piedmont Hardware Co., open account 1.82 1931 Hinkel-Lancaster Book Co., open account 6,07 f 6 7. -on oo oe ae 0 11,00 arch 12 Fifth Dividend, 5% from Commercial National Bank 103.66 1l Cash for merchandise sold 37005 1932 1l Hugh G. Mitchell, merchandise ” Ts 7 ; MAS Sees dees nakoues 6.67 Sixth Dividend, 5% from Commercial National Bank 103.65 1l C. He Dearman, merchandise 1.60 roe 1l Cash for merchandise sold er eo. 12 ll Wallace Brawley, merchandise 1,00 Feb 2 Final Dividend, 8.54% from Commercise er seein 13 Jom T. Gillespie, merchandise 6.30 . y a on $700.00 which hes been deposited on inter- 120,71 <5 dane Mertneees enen aaeuet 503 \ est at Merchants & Farmers Bank 29.74 13 Howe Scale Co., repairs 1.50 et. 20 ( dome Eee ceceiedt 2 ke 18.35 Interest on $103.66 which had been depbsited on inter- . i we Ls Cornelius, merchandise rn est at Merchants & Fammers Bank 27.21 errilleGreen Fur. Co., open account ‘. ° 1 McLeon Leather & Belting Co., open account ne a a $ 1501-53 1 Roy Lewrence, merchandise 5°40 Preferred Disburseteta-r : - Se & Sons, merchandise 37,00 ee, eon M. Fuqua merchandise : . 7 Carolina Lug; moe Co., merchandise ah , — A. Scott, attorney, for Adair Account § 2.16 = — S. Furches, merchandise ai 8T we ue Finance Company oo as or merchandise sold 25 Pril of Cash for merchandise sold ae ” a . fi Famer,’ ete 10000 | & 6 Mile. wadbaasios nf - De er, attorney for Receiver i eee aee Luggage Co. bs yp ash for merchandise sold 140 = 3 ’ 31 Cash for merchandise sold “400 1 3 Statesville pally, notices of Receiver's “ nie 9 ob estes Ghia tek hand bag ae ne . . er, Oo ad . r 2 6 Cash for merchandise sold soe ; piiktes } sree nak aon” ests 300.00 21 From sale of stock, fixtures, accounts, etc. 2 l Intangible fax oF $ 251) ee 26 Roses's Stores, rent during period of operation 125.00 Mey by Receiver, August, 1927, through December, 1927 ; 26 iness during 100 00 C. H. Dearman, Receiver, og bus Receivership, approved by the court IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK ~- MAY TERM, 191 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 19)1 IN THE SUPERIOR Cour? SECOND WEEK --MAY TERM 19)1 087 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 191 26 C. H. Dearman, Receiver, balance on commissions 22.2) 26 C. G. Smith, C.S.C., Court costs, including cost : of filing Final Settlement 17.52 yiss Ruth Ledbot sor - 26 C. H. Dearman, miscellaneous expense, postaze, statesville, Ne U- “7 ho tran telephone calls, etc. ee ‘ —_8.83 staniard 012 Company wai te ° e ell $719.0, _ rs.0) Charl obo, 3.39 Balance for payment to common creditors $ 782.19 Iredell County (1927 taxes) 100.01 23.50 Payments to common creditors were made as follows: 1080 en, He 175.00 Henderson, "+ Ve . 1.1 Creditor Amount of Claim 232% Dividend $ 782.19 sistance olf R. S. Dun Company % 37650 $ 8.81 tfully submitted, this t) ae Charlotte, N. C. Respectfully » this the e7th day of May, 19), C. H. Dearman The Observer Company Nocelver cf Ee C T " Bag Cor Charlotte, N. Ce 162.00 38.07 subseribed end sworn to before me, g& Company a 2 d of Ma z e Stedfast Rubber Co, this the 27th day ys 19h Boston, Massachusetts 2 1.04 mslan Robertson R yiic The Wallace Brothers Co. ‘ Yotary Puo Statesville, N. C. 7-00 1.83 vy commission expires: March 17, 1943. Penn Rivet Corporation ; ARIAL SEAL) | Philadelphia, Pa. 16.66 3.92 (NOTAR ) Bayer Brothers Leather Co. New York, N.Y. 11.00 2.59 eR ee ee ee ee ek tk th ae Se te de oh tk fe Sk Oak te ak ok ee Oe cet Oe te ee te ee A. L. Gebhardt uf Milwaukee, Wisconsin 40. 00 7-05 Ladew-Jones Company | Boston, Massachusetts 2),.54 5-77 | “yron & Sons Leather Co. | Williamsport, Md. 34.77 8,87 in t ‘ Milwaukee Stamping Co. . : West Allis, Wisconsin 35.98 8.46 as » ; in ; Hickory Tannery . Hickory, N. C. 12.99 3-95 Governor Fastener Co. New York, N.Y- 3047 - 82 Statesville Healty & Investment Co. ’ Statesville, N. Ce Sen 12.56 Statesville Printing Company 8 ee eaeT St tesville, N.C. 17-35 4.0 Brady Printing Company 97-72 22.96 Statesville, N. C. Samuel Reiter States: re | , New York, N.Y. 102.19 2l,.01 ‘aon , Hickory Paper Box Co. 29 MTA 5O5. 55 Hickory, Ne Ce 1.00 Ae w# FECLII A. F. Gallun & Sons Co. 97 ee 0 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 25.)41 2° F 1 fi t i Sidney Tanning Company : ) Sidney, Ohio 419.02 98.K7 . 7 Standard Rivet Company oe oF 3: Ins. agency, Stalesviile, he ve » 10.00 Boston, Mass. 16h. 51 38.66 ‘ 43 Rev. E. E. Yates 76.38 My 11. 9, LUT CITI 0: AVE . , ts Stony Point, N. C. 425.00 . » 4s Sloan Ins. Agency; Lane I ; Ny 1 i. m for first year Jesse M. Brown oa sco" 3] Ins. A cy; heceiver' S sons Statesville, Ne Ce 968.82 227.67 ee ‘ ve a. bi 4 Lia S, JT e5 @ ao 8 . > , . le 2 4aa J.‘ 5 = Fred L. Swann Statesville, N. C. 4.69.94 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM 192 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 191 039 r. 10, 1941 ~ fe us . ure » necel Very cc missions at «ce " NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Dla" ee arr! IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK bo) by ot 4 4 WU / Vad v Ul ; { ri + Men: American Minera Sh y, I. Bail Saluoe fn6 @ whice 6 utaw uae a panys 8 Plaintiff . . lain a: . ae ea ? beter Vs. —— eee — —— oe F. Je Jones, s . r - } . ' Se ee Defendant : © Se 403 v9 ; This matter being heard by His Honor, Cc. a, Smith, Clerk of the Suiesine Court of Iredell County, upon the verified statement of F, J, Jones, that he is | : To tee justly indebted to the American Mineral Spirits Company, a corporation, the plaintiff. || in the principal sum of Five Hundred Sixty-four Dollars and Seventy-one Cents oy Urs Receliar, ($564.71), together with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from 1 May, 4 19,1, until paid; that F. J. Jones, the de en ant, by verified statement has autho- rized the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County to enter judgment against him and in favor of the American Mineral Spirits Company, a corporation, plaintiff, for the sum of Five Hundred Sixty-four Dollars and Seventy-one Cents ($56.71) together with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from 1 May, 19j1, until paid, and the cost of this action, which principal sum is for the balance of the purchase price of certain petroleum products, and is now justly due and owing by the defendant to the plaintiff. = ee ceca eee . IT IS, THEREFOPE, ORDERED, ADJUUGED AND DECREED that the American Mineral / Spirits Company, a corporation, the plaintiff, have and recover judgment against PF. J. Jones, the defendant, in the sum of Five Hundred Sixty-four Dollars anc Seventy-one Cents ($56.71), together with interest thereon at the rate of six per . , 7 ane . oe ae cent per annum from 1 May, 191 9 until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Court. This the 30th day of May, 19}1. C. G. Smith | Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County eee eeeee eee ae t & i a ee ee ee “ORTH CAROLINA > IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Federal Home Investi Company , Inc, 7 CONSENT JUDGMENT. es Dulin p » Stearns and wife “nie B, Steams : t that all This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Cour jes by the Matters in controversy have been settled and adjudted between the part sum of $100.00; And it further pa ment to the plaintiff by the defendants of the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM, 191 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT TURSDAY, MA SECOND WEEK --MAY TERM 19h1 | | a te ae TUESDAY, MAY 27th, t9ia" 537 26 Cc. He Dearman, Receiver, balance on commissions 22.2 26 C. G. Smith, C.S.C., Court costs, including cost : tt of filing Final Settlement 17.52 yiss Ruth Ledbetter May 26 C. H. Dearman, miscellaneous expense, postage, ' statesvi lle » e Ue 1.70 lo telegrams, telephone calls, etc. ’ ne ” : 8.83 rd 11 Company a Ne ° * * 719.0) 19,0 Charlotte, 43 3.39 Balance for payment to common creditors Iredell County (1927 taxes) 100.01 23.50 Payments to common creditors were made as follows: rose's Stores, Henderson, *e Cc. 175.00 le. | Creditor Amount of Claim 232% Dividend + ih hg ‘a ol - G. Dun ° 50 ts | a te. ee 3765 % 8.81 Respectfully submitted, this the 27th day of May, 191. C. H. Dearman The Observer Company Receiver of Brown Ba ee — 38.07 subscribed and sworn to before me, & Company Stedfast Rubber Co, this the 27th day of May, 19). Boston, Massachusetts 4.2 1.0 willis Sobe rtson The Wallace Brothers Co. 9 otary Fubsic bi y Stateevilie, Ss Ve 7 1.83 vy commission expires: March 17, 19)3. Penn Rivet Corporation Philadelphia, Pa. 16.66 3.92 (NOTARIAL SEAL ) Bayer Brothers Leather Co. New York, N.Y. 11.00 2-59 OR HH ee ee ee th a ae ae at tk Se eat OE Oe St Ot Oh Oe te a a a a ee A. L. Gebhardt | Milwaukee, Wisconsin 30.00 7-05 Ladew-Jones Company WORTH CAROLINA U Boston, Massachusetts 2.5 5.77 Syron & Sons Leather Co. Williamsport, Md. 34.77 8.47 In the Matton 04 t Milwaukee Stamping Co. | West Allis, Wisconsin 35.98 8.46 J Zeb V. 1 , Ire, ‘s, Hickory Tannery j}Ointea, ~ Hickory, N. C. 12.99 3-05 Governor Fastener Co. New York, N.Y. 3.147 - 82 prov Lled ; fs I S Statesville Realty & Investment Co. YY, Statesville, N. C. 53.) 12.56 Statesville Printing Company errata St:tesville, N. C. 17-35 08 ' Brady Printing Company 97-72 22.96 a. Statesville, N. C. 6) oe Samuel Reiter se ee Stock, jun its to Loui : ; New York, N.Y. 102.19 2l.01 Mreavalle, i. C., at pris ier ¢ Hickory Paper Box Co. Tors veon Sale ; FS errr Hickory, N. C. 1.00 3029 ‘aL RECHIFTS sFO5.35 A. F. Gallun & Sons Co. 5.97 7 argent os Milwaukee, Wisconsin 25-41 Mar, 16, 193¢ ee oh C. aes gtregee tie. , fr rent store a oe Sidney Tanning Company 8.17 Map. Sy 1939 Postace, stationery for letters % oredivors ‘tore 20,00 Sidney, Ohio 419.02 90- care e979 irs. T. E. Anderson, Statesviile, ie Vos Shr” anaée Standard Rivet Company 8.66 ae 4935 Sloan Ins. Agency, Statesville, Ne Gs parvias bev” 10.00 Boston, Mass. 16.51 Ve Tune ; 0} * —. ak fee 8759 lirs. T. &. Anderson, Statesville, H+ vp “un” ©” g0.00 Rev. E. E. Yates July 34 during term of Receivershs etal Stony Point, N. C. 325-00 76.38 "Ste 1940 Sloan Ins. Agency; Balance cue Besesyer' © 2a 5.00 J M "Wy 11, i940 premium for first year te Rend Prem! cond year 15,00 esse « Brown 4t, 194 Sloan Ins. Agency; Receiver gs Bond fremiul sev A Statesville, Ne Ceo 968. 82 ‘ ll, 1 Cc. F. Willians, Ir.; Commissions anc ex) ¢ or 7.93 Fred L. § collecting old accounts on Arn aad inc. 25,00 r - Swann Scott & Collier, Attorneys; fees SOY iss ing os Per Statesville, N. C. 469.9) Statesville Daily; advertisement to creditors, 4& ; 495 statute | | | | 7 y r 'T +r T rmrmat ay se" dace 2 . Zeb V. Long, ure, seCGlver; coumissions and Disbursen Receipts at $504.87 City of ostatesville, Nes hae Count: Ol .% edell, Ne Us r 5 of North Carolina Ju QILAY 7 ort» Carolina Sa ee ke iley, Salary for 5 ed clai rer 0, 11! C. F, Williams, Jr. Salary rf 4 G. Se L497, perferr . sa a A . @e aw > wd em che 7 4 £ ad 4 ie. 7 @ 11973 pre ig ILVUAS tANSe x a & oi a1 ,to clo: f Recei y + }y ~ 4 Vag y 4 Ye = 4 rec "GC ’ > 4 ~* ’ , ’ , é , OK I 4 * IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM 192 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 191 ints, af yORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT spELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK 4 eo? “- “4 Jp ON Statute, fipure, eured er t t owen 444203 Cue : 2 “Nn £eTrsonalty : Qrvacs aue +erso alty 7 &7Je) te. Li 30,23 american Mineral Spirits Com- +VILeee icense Vb ne due lh, Corporation ike pee ain — Plaintiff ) ) s . ) ie 3 ¥V LOS! > prefer. . Vs. J U D G M E N T dgment for Priy les Ta; Hi 2 WCCWS rior ec] Ke aM clair wre) p, J. Jones, tof rs ie ue 46,20 Defendant re whe This matter being heard by His Honor, C. G. Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredel 1 County, upon the verified statement of F. J. Jones, that he is in the principal sum of Five Hundred Sixty-four Dollars and Seventy-one Cents CY at 8 le 2 vl, a Ove Lb » Ur. heceiver, a: ($564.71), together with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from 1 May, 19,1, until paid; that F. J. Jones, the de eniant, by verified statement has autho- rized the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County to enter judgment ie ' og against him and in favor of the American Mineral Spirits Company, a corporation, oi plaintiff, for the sum of Five Hundred Sixty-four Dollars and Seventy-one Cents ($56.71) together with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from 1 May, 191, until paid, and the cost of this action, which principal sum is for the balance of the purchase price of certain petroleum products, and is now justly due and owing by the defendant to the plaintiff. Bidets hs IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the American Mineral Spirits Company, a corporation, the plaintiff, have and recover judgment against P. J. Jones, the defendant, in the sum of Five Hundred Sixty-four Dollars and Seventy-one Cents ($56.71), together with interest thereon at the rate of six per cnt per annum from 1 May, 191, until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Court. This the 30th day of May, 191. C. G. Smith Ye a Ol ule iver for Amnoli'ss @lork Superior Court of Iredell County : ; eeueeenee e ‘ sit Ee eee a ee a a a ee ae a al “ORTH CAROLINA, I IN THE SUPERIOR COURT waneeeee TEDELL COUNTY. EEE x * aR Pederal Home ny, Inc, Vs. Dulin p, Fannie B Investing <— CONSENT JUDGMENT. Stearns and wife, + Stearns pearing to the Court that all en the parties by the And it further This cause coming on to be heard and it ap stters in controversy have been settled and ad judted betwe 00; Mymmt to the plaintiff py the defendants of the sum of $100.00; justly indebted to the American Mineral Spirits Company, a corporation, the plaintirr, |e IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- MAY TERM 192 TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 191 I'e ; Pols , or., heceivers conuiss4 5 ee vORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ° , . 7/9 XS iN a , oo ae tr aoe » vd iD f'4 ; £57 : —s IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK ; 4 , ville, N. Cc. | / e s 4 7 . . d 7 ) F 7 ss ss " 194) lina Ju ; Won: carer 30, inericen Mineral Spirits Com- } rt» Caroli Poe vo, eee ah, any, & Corporation ) ‘tae ; oon ee er Plaintiff 4 4 . — ae ’ : " _ ; re Vs. JUDGMENT , ar eee ; , J, Jones ’ ; ™ ’ ‘ ’ ee eo ote ae " Defendant ’ . : ’ > ’ ) ; : ‘ ” 7 +7 1 ) > a yn4 . . ; oe Oe Sa Gas go Ng This matter being heard by Ilis Honor, C. G. Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, upon the verified statement of F, J. Jones, that he ts = » Manan c ‘ ‘i S tae meas rm justly indebted to the American Mineral Spirits ¢ mpany, & corporation, the plaintiff. in the principal sum of Five Hundred Sixty-four Dollars and sx venty=one Cents a De , ' i ($564.71), together with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from 1 May, 1941, until paid; that F. J. Jones, the de en ant, by verified statement has autho- rized the undersij;ned Clerk of the ©uperior Court of Iredell County to enter judgment against him and in favor of the American Mineral Spirits Company, e@ corporation, > ’ ! plaintiff, for the sum of Five Hundred Sixty-four Dollars and Seventy-one Cents ($56,.71) together with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from 1 May, 191, until paid, end the cost of this action, which principal sum is for the balance of the purchase price of certain petroleum products, and is now justly due ’ and owing by the defendant to the plaintiff. ome meat eed: = IT IS, THEREFOTE, ORDERED, ADJU'GED AND DECREED that the American Mineral Spirits Compan @® corporetion, the plaintiff, have and recover judgment against PaNnys } ’ : F. J. Jones, the defendant, in the sum of Five Hundred Sixty-four Dollars and ’ : Seventy-one Cents ($56.71), together with interest thereon at the rate of six per | D@TUb’ Cle aa *ePrior urt. : cent per arnum from 1 May, 19 » until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Court. | This the 30th day of May, 191. C. G. Smith ical | “> | Clicrk Superior Court of Iredell County | . ae a a s oa PHM He ae oe ae eee eee e eee ee eee eee eee ee es Vv “ORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT TREDELL COUNTY . Federal Home Investin Company , Inc, 6 7” CONSENT JUDGMENT. yudin B. Stearns and wife, nie B, Steams earing to the Court that all This cause coming on to be heard and it app : rties by the the mtters in Controversy have been settled and adjudted between pa » And it further Mimat to the plaintiff by the defendants of the sum of $100.00; 540 appearing that out of this amount the plaintiff is to pay all cost of the &Ction to be taxed by the Clerk. It is ow ordered and adjudged by consent of the plaintirr and defendants that this judgnent be and is hereby declered a full settlement of all matters in controversy between them. It is further ordered and adjudged by consent that the defendants wi thdray their answer and that the plaintiff will pay all cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. This 31st day of May, 191. Gs G, Smith Clerk of the ouperlor Court BY CONSENT: Land & Sowers Attorneys for Plaintiif D. B. Steams Derendant Namie J. Stearns Defendant Sede ae oe ke tO OR OR OO ee a ee te Oe Ee a He North Carolina,} } In the Super’or Court. Iredell County. } Je Be Loftin vs JUDGMENT OF NON SUIT McBride A. Deaton and Blanche A. Walker, Adminis- tratrices, C.T.A. of lie P. Alexander, Deceased. SS ‘ “ _ 1 rior This cause coming on to be heard before the undersimed Clerk o the Supe jants Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and defends ‘ og get have adjusted ell matters of difference between them growing out of the things 6° ver forth in the plaintiff's complaint and that the plaintiff is not entitled to reco use; . nis ca anything out of the defendants and desires to take a voluntary non-suit in thi e, and It 1s, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudsed that this action be, the same is hereby dismissed as upon a judgment of voluntary non=sult. This June 3rd, 191. C. G. Smith a Clerk Super or court By Consent of: Lewis & Lewis Attorneys for the Ylaintiff. # eeanae?? ee ae ee o4t rth Carolina, fo In the Superior Court Iredell County. te of N. C. by C. L. aes, Solicitor, et al. vs Judgment of Non-Suit, clarence Roper and wife, Yrs. Clarence Roper SS ee weet et et This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk Superior Court and it appearing th the Court that a satisfactory cei has peen worked out which is satisfactory to the plaintiff as well as the neighbors who have filed complaint. It now appears that the plaintirf t desires to take a voluntary non-suit in this action, hrough the Solicitor It is therefore, ordered and decreed that t a nereby non-suited and dismissed, he action be and the same is June 20th, 191. C. G. Smith erk o e Superior Court. i i i a a a North Carolina, In the Superior Court. , Iredell County. The Commissioners of the Town of Mooresville, N. C. vs. JUDGMENT A. F. Craven This cause coming on to be heard befowe His Honor, C. G. Smith, Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday, June 30th, 1941, and it appearing that all matters in controversy hn the above entitled cause have been settled out of Court. It is, therefore, on motion.of Z. V. Turlington, Attorney for Plaintiff, omered and adjudged that this eause of action be and the same is hereby non-suited. The cost heretofore having been paid by the plaintiff. Monda June 191. ve we C. G. Smith ere of superior Court. Z. Vv. Turl ington. : aa ae | SCORER REHHRHREHRHRESESEHREEHEEHEEEEHEEHHEE ES { NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK. Atlantic Greyhound Corporat ion, American Bakeri es Corporation, DEFENDANT. Clerk of th This cause coming on to be heard before Honorable C. +. Oe tek the parties = Superior Court of Iredell County, and it appearing to eae and thing lier save compromised and settled the differences of jo oak ¢ dearees in the Pleadings; and it further appearing to t Dearman and “inberry, itrre® to take a voluntary non-suit upon motion of Adams, bes Smeys for the plaintiff: IT IS, THEREFORE, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff be mitted to take a voluntary judgment of non-suit and to pay the cost the Clerk of this Court. This the 3rd day of July, 191. and it is 8 to be taxed by C. G. Smith Clerk of Superior Court. SHEER HHH RH He HH HH HH ee tt et oe eee tan ayy STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF IREDELL THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA, ) Plaintiff, } JUDGMENT AND ORDER Ve ) OF FORECLOSURE. G. W. Miller, Defendant. } THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior | Court upon application of the plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, fora judgnent by default final upon its complaint and for want of an answer, and being heard, the Court finds the following facts: 1. That summons was duly issued in this cause on the 26 day of March, 19), and has been served on all the defendants herein more than thirty (430) days prior | hereto and the complaint, duly verified, was filed herein, as required by law, a copy of which was duly served on all resident defendants; and the defendants, ettcept | as hereinafter specifically set out, have neither answered nor demurred thereto and | are now in default. 2. That this is an action based upon the breach of an express contract to pay absolutely a sum of money, fixed by the terms of the contract, to-wit, a note ard mortgage, and to foreclose the mortgage; that on or about the llth day of Dec., 1925 the defendant G. W. Miller executed and delivered to The Federal Land Bank of Coluti the present owner and holder thereof, a certain promismry note in the amount of SEVE! HUNDRED ($700.00) Dollars, providing for the payment of interest , and payable as alleged in the complaint, and a mortgage of even date therewith, recorded in the offi¢ of the Register of Deeds for the County and State aforesaid, on the 11 day of Det, 1925, in Book 56 at page 198, to which reference is made, and covering the lands des- cribed in the complaint/ 3. That the facts alleged in the plaintiff's verified complaint are yo due & as alleged, and the conditiéns of the mortgage have been bpoken and there are at ; the plaintiff by the defendants named in the next succeeding paragraph the amo 1 allezed in the complaint, for which the plaintiff is entitled to judgment: It is therefore upon motion of plaintiff's attorneys, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: the First: That the plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank of Columbis recover os ft mortgeged property the principal sum of SEVEN HUNDRED THIRTY TWO AND 69/ cae Dollars, with interest thereon from date of judgnent wntil paid at the 7 (6%) per centum per annum, together with the costs of this action. jaintl! Second: That, unless the indebtedness herein adjudged to be oe in the § including the costs of this action, is paid immediately, the lands aan 4n this 0 mortgage to the plaintiff be sold at public auction at the Court House ¢ such sale on any Monday, after advertising the property as provided by law, r to prove re-sale The Federal Land Bank of Columbia shall be permitted to bid > = os thet its interest, and should it become the purchaser, after the payment 0 f this ; ts 0 may be owing on the lands foreclosed, the costs and necessary dis oursemen action, the amount of its bid shall becredited upon this judgment. Third: That the terms of sale shall be for cash. sone? & Commi ss Fourth: That Robert A. Collier be, and he hereby 18, appoints, upon the this Court to advertise and sell to the last and highest bidder the - terms herein set forth, the mortgaged lands described in the comple : his proseedinzs hereunder with a complete statement of his recep ; plaintiff Pr, for further consideration and orders by this Court; that, unless . eposit @ the purchaser, the Commissioner do require the successful bidder to in cash ° ten {10% per cent of the amount bid; such deposit to be made either pid shoul certified check, as evidence of good faith, and to be applied om the 043 liance with the same, but should the success a eit immediately at the time of acceptance of tte bea en fail to make such small be resold at _— bidder's risk, on the same or upon some sub be designated by the Yommissioner; however, should ubsequent day to said deposit and thereafter fail to comply with Age q esgesrul bidder make the sai legat excuse shown, then such deposit shall be foeterata Se ee “74. > remises shall thereupon be resold, after havinz been a 1 ae and at such purchaser's risk on some subsequent mame ue ray the Commissioner; that the Commissioner shall be all sesgpated by 56 pf the accepted bid as compensation for his ni, _— oo Fifth: That upon the sale of the said premises all th interest and equity of redemption of the defendants, as well as ar cha le soever claiming by, through or under the same in and to the premises or an 7 thereof —_— ordered to be sold, be and the same hereby are, forever ister ana foreclosed. Sixth: That upon the confirmation of the sale of sa the terms of sale chall be immediately complied with, reg Sa stall make title to the purchaser in fee, and thereupon the purchaser shall be ut into possession of the said premises and to such end writ of assitance shall ieees should it be necessary, and the proceeds of sale, after paying the costs of this : action, the expenses of the sale, including the Commissioner's fee, and all unpaid taxes then assessed upon the property, shall be applied first toward the satisfaction of this judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and the surplus, if any, paid into court for the benefit of the persons entitled thereto. The requisite revenue stamps shall be affixed by the Commissioner and included in the costs unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser, in which event no stamps are required. Sale of this property is to be held at the Courthouse door in Iredell County on Wednesday, Ausust 6, 191. This the 7th day of July, 1941. C. G. Smith Clerk of the Superfor court. RHR HH HHH HHH HHH HEHEHE HHHHEHHKEHRHEHEHHEHHE HH North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. Before the Clerk Nellie Lambert Meadows JUDGMEXT Q } vs 4 ; ) %» V. Meadows 4 heard by the undersigned Clerk of Thi d being 8 cause coming on to be heard an 8 ntiff Nellie Lambert the Superior Court, and it appearing to theCourt that the plat Meadows, desires to take a voluntary non-suit in this action. Therefore, it 18 ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the same be allowed. This the 7th day of July, 191. C. Gc. Smith erk Superior Court. : a a a a een « errr rer errr ee ee ee NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT TREDRIL COUNTY, BEFORE THE CLERK. The Straus Company, Inc. “vs- JUDGMENT OF NON SUIT 4 ¥, Sens ss and F, L. Kelly Ori]], "°T8» trading as Kellys | | This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before the unde Clerk of the Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that the wegen ants have compromised and settled the differences of the matters and things Gea” n the pleadings; and it further appearing that the plaintirr a non-suit; upon motion of Scott E Collier, attorneys for the plainiry, take & volunts It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the Plaintiff p permitted to take a voluntary judgment of non-suit; the plaintiff havin he and it 4 paid the cost in this action. & heretofors This the 8th day of July, 191. C. G. Smith OL PK OF Superfoxtourts— Se ee eee eee et eee eee eee eeee eet eeeeeeneaeeaangas * North Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell County. Mrs. Nellie Campbell VS. Provident Life & Accident } Insurance Company , JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT This cause coming on to be heard before the unde''si-med Clerk of Superior Cou of I edell County, North Carolina, ard being heard upon the motion of Messrs. Raymer Raymer, Attorneys for the plaintiff that the plaintiff be allowed to have a judgment non-suit entered in this cause upon payment of the costs accrued. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be, and she is her &llowed t> take a jud ment of non-suit, and said action is thereupon dismissed. It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costd@ smounting to $8.0, This July 18, 19)2. C. G. Smith Clerk Super ‘or Court. de th Mt tt tt ote St St tk oe Se otk oe tt Sh Se at ct ae te ae 4k ek a a a a OO He ee eae North Carolina,} In the Superior Court. Iredell County. T. J. Huffman, Assignee, vs M. W. Harwell, Trading as ORDER CONFIRMING SALE. Statesville Steam Laundry, and Mrse Emma Harwell, wife of M. W. ee Se ee ee trator of Jessie Louise Harwell Superior This cause coming on to ve heard before the undersigned -—- fa yeti Court of Iredell Younty, on Monday, July 1th, 1941, upon the report © 11 the lands Jr., Commissioner heretofore appointed by the Court to advertise and "that the sai¢ mentioned and described in the petition and it appearin; to the Court t house door Commissioner duly advertised said lands by posting a notice at the oe publishing in Iredell County for thirty days immediately preceding the sale end Tie Daily, * a notice thereof once a week for four consecutive weeks in the ara, said notice was puolished on May lth, May 21st, May 28th and June 4thi oa rt hous And it further appearing that said sale was fairly held at Oe oe , vecas? of Iredell Gounty on the 16th day of June, 1941 when and where T- cig the price : the last and highest bidder for the lands described in the petition ®” ity to $8,500.00, subject to all taxes and assessments existing against ee the 19 sold, which at the date of said sale amounted to $5099.01, not ine taxes, which the said purchaser was likewise to assume; And it further appearing to the Court that the s » for twenty days Soe eae thereof and that no wes ure remained open the Commissioner and that the Comaissioner recommends that the sale eee eeaeeree by nlirmed; It further appearing to the Court that the pric 2 en to the taxes and assessments heretofore referred he oem in addition for said land and that the sale should be confirmed; reasonable price It is therefore, now ordered, considered and adiuic held on the 16th day of June, 1941 to T. J. Huffman be ek ae ae the seta ae respects ratified and confirmed. It is further ordered that uvon ete, tt? the terms of sale, that the Commissioner be, and he is hereby directed a rye rized to make,. execute and deliver a deed, conveying the said lands in 7 a to T. Je Huffman, subject to the ad valorem taxes and street assessments a th P city of Statesville and the taxed due Iredell County, aggregating a6, 099.01, n : including the taxes to be levied for 1941, which the said purchaser shail lone assume. It is further ordered and decreed that out of the proceeds the said Commissioner shall pay the costs of this action, including a eaaieatie tae cake Commissioner for his services as such, and that the balance then remaining shall be paid to the plaintiff in this action upon the indebtedness secured by the mortzage foreclosure in this cause and that if any surplus remain, the same shall be salar to the defendmts herein, as their interests may appear. t Signed Monday, July lth, 191. C. G, Smith Clerk Superfor Court, Iredell County. SG Hee ete % t St & % HH HG HH GH M « «4 + % 4 3 2 @ & % G 3S St SS SF + 4% tt i IN THE SUPERIOR Court FIRST WEEK --AUGUST TERM 1 5 MONDAY, JULY 28th, 19hd O45 - yortd CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TERM, 191 Be it remembered that a Superior Court was begun and held in and for th e aforesaid at the C +t, io ie county and State ourthouse in Statesville, N.C. at 10:00 0" olock holes when ard where His Honor, Felix E. Alley, Judge Presiding and Holding Courts of this the Fifteenth Judicial District of North Carolina, Fall Term, 1941, is present nd pesiding, and Hon. Charles L. Coggin, Solicitor and Prosecuting Attorney for tht the Fifteenth Judicial District, is present and prosecuting in the name of the State ? ai J. W. Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County is present and opened Court by order of the Court. ~ John W. Moore, Sheriff of Iredell County returns into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for this the August Term, 191, Iredell Superior Court, for a Grand Jury to serve for a period of Six Months and for petit jury for this term of Court, to-wit: (., A. Dagenhardt C. H. Born F. C. McAuley J. F. Pharr W. E. Mayes W. R. Colvard E. R. Teague Tal Price #. A. London H. W. Watt Minor A. Hefner Boyce Hunter ¥. C. Woody /C. Be Myers C. H. Goodwin J. H. Adams B. #. Stevenson J. H. Brow Sam Tomlin Lester Warren | E,W. Williams (col) E. D. wWelborne Tommie Speaks John Miller Robert Hicks Joe G. Sink Earl Holland W. D. Pharr | J. Re Hallyburton H. C. Reese W. G. Hayes W. Press Sharpe | i. L. Pesperman A. A. Neil E. M. Ervin J. Ce Crawford E. H. Stevenson, dead; Joe G. Sink, J. HE. Adams, John Miller and C. B. flyers were excused by the Court. 7 The following good and lawful men were duly drawn, sworn an 19,1, to-wit: d empanelled to serve as Grand Jury for a Six Months period ending December 31st, ’.C, McAuley (Frm) W. Press Sharpe R. L. Fesperman H. Ce Reece Sam Tomlin W. E. Mayes W. C. Woody C. H. Goodwin Soyce Hunter E. W. Williams (col) A. A. Neil Tammie Speaks C. A. Dagenhardt J. R. Hallyburton “\ St 32. | ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. State “vs- , “oF. Blevins } Alias Instanter Capias. ' stare” ) COMPLIANCE (Probation case) 5 ate “VB-9- mmel Hiatt Continued under former orders. rs NON COMPLIANCE. (Probation case) * Hunt } It appearing to the Court that thede nt ith wnich to pay e effort to eam mat the perks on eg ore unable to do 80, * is ordered cost be and the same is hereby dismissed. Noe 73 State -vs- G. S. Washburn No. 92 State -vse Glenn Privette Noe 95 Stabe -vs- Jimmie Campbell No. 102 State -vs- Mary McDonald No. 103 State -vs-~ R. P. Wilhelm Noe 105 State -vVse Felton Dalton No. 132 State -vse Howard Pruette Noe 155 State -vs- S. Be Johnson No. 196 State -vse Kenneth Gibson Noe 199 State -vs- Paul Beaver Noe 205 State -vs- Frank W. Long Noe 239 State -vs- Shirley Huffman No. 240 State -vse Artell Namy AS — IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 191 MONDAY, JULY 28th, 1941 NON COMPLIANCE. Alias Instanter Capias. NQN COMPLIANCE. Alias Instanter Capias. NON COMPLIANCE. Alias Instanter Capias. DISTURBING TELIGIOUS WORSHIP. Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (Probation case) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (probation case) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (Probation case) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (Probation case) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (Probation case) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (Probation case) Continued under former orders. FORGERY. Alias Instanter Capias. COMPLIANCE. (Probation case) Continued under former orders. COMPLIANCE. (Probation case) Continued under former orders. i NO» 251 State “vs~ yates White { NO» 252 State -vV5~ yates White / yo, 260 State -VS~ y, 8. Brookshire / / NO. 299 State -v8=- Clerg Robene tte No. 322 tate -vSs= Jess Johnson i Noo 342 S.ate -vs- Grier Benfield { No. 383 tate «vse Henry L. Marlowe / No. 388 State -vs- Williem J. Keese { No. 389 State «vg. irs, Wm. J. Reese V No. 391 Ste 6 -VS- % B. Spann { Ho, 401 State «vs. figene Wilkinson FIRST WEEK ~~ AUGUST TERM 1941 a eS ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 047 MONDAY, JULY 28th, 1942 P. L. FOR SALE. Continued for defendant until November Tem, 1941 , ° PB. L. FOR SALE. Continued for defendant wmtil November Term, 1941 9 * DRIVING CAR WHILE DRIVERS LICENSE. Alias Instanter Capias, ROBBERT WITH FIREARMS. (Plea of A.W.D.W.) Alias Instanter Caplas. LARCENY. Continued for defendant wntil November ‘erm, 1941. COMPLIANCE. Continued under former orders, COST. Defendant given until Movember Term, 1941 to pay cost. Instanter Vapias to issue if not paid. FORGERY. Alias Instanter Capias. AID & ABET IN FORGERY. Alias Instanter Capias. FORGERY. (Probation case/ Continued under former orders. BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. Alias Instanter Capias. RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS. Alias Instanter Capias. LARCENY. (Probation case) Continued under former orders. No. 408 State -vs- George D. Sloop No. 412 State -vs- Fred Riddle Noe 448 State -vs- Mrs. G. G. Smith Noe 49 State -vs-e Monroe Johnston No. 450 State -vs- M, D. Connell No. 451 State «vse M. D. Connell No. 6 State -vs- Robert Walls Noe 47 State vse Robert Walls No. 28 State -vs- Troy Harris IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 191 MONDAY, JULY 28th, 1941 ) RECKLESS DRIVING. 8 ) NO- 42 vs ) Nol Prosed With Leave on recommendatio State ot witness. n of the Prosecuting Troy Harris | COMPLIANCE. } Continued unier former orders. / NOo 429 State -vV8= Ts & Pe lie le C. Harris } On motion of the defendant, this defendant is allowed ¢ her appeal on compliance with judgment of Mooresville enn Court and upon payment of all éost incurred in docketing the a in this court and subpoenaing witnesses, and witness fees, ’ ) POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR. On sotion of the defendant, the deferniant is permitted to withir his appeal upon compliance with the judgment of Mooresville Recorder's Court ard payment of all cost incurred in docketing the case in this court, issuing subpoenas for witnesses, and witness fees. { GIVE WORTHLESS CHECK. Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Instanter Sci Fa and Instanter Capias. / ) GIVE WORTHLESS CHECK. No. 3h ) State -vs- } Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Instanter Sci Fa Willie Humsucker and Instanter Capias. y es ae Ho, 435 } DRIVING DRUNK, and OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE HIS DRIVERS State -vs~ LICENSE IS REVOKED. Deferdant call and failed. Ju cgment Nisi Instanter Sci Fa / and Instanter Vapias. Ho, 18 State -vs- Fillie Hunsucker {SIMPLE ASSAULT AND DRUNK & DISORDERLY. } Sci Fa f } Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Instanter ch and Instanter Capias. seat - de Willie Hunsucker } BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. vs 0 ples | The defendant, through his attorney, J. H, Burke, vee PROP ) of GUILTY OF FORCIBLE TRESPASS, and GUILTY OF LA aahte OF THE VALUE OF $14.00, which pleas the State accep J that lio, ON THE COUNTE FOR LARCENY - It is judgment of the Court ty for ste 435 f Iredell County te «vs defendant be confined in the common jail 0 do 1ab0 @ period of EIGHTEEN MONTHS and be assigned fo Ue (cu sslon, | supervision of the State Highway and Public "0 Years @ this sentence is suspended for a period of ce en tae propati® ant is placed on probation under the North . raws of ths Commission for a period of five years subjec and its officers y State and rules and orders of said Commission time during with leave that execution might be prayed ~ ony dered to Pay Ho, 55 period of probation. The defendant is furt Court office te State cys. the cost and pay into the Clerk of Superior trom Mr. Re om Sitney & of $5.00 for restitution for chickens stolen $3.50 % Cline, $1.50 to be paid to Sheriff J. W. Moore ® Cbine. (continued on page 549) Willie Hunsucker } (continued from page 548) ) QV COUNT FOR FORCIBLE TRESPASS - Pra FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM, 194) 049 IN THE SUPERIOR Court MONDAY, July 28th, 19ha for a period of Five Years on 6 yer for judgment is continued ondition Be no criminal law, and defendant is alone a corenaent violates North Carolina Probation Commission as set forth on under the for Larceny. rth in the Count BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. The defendant, through his att 5 plea of GUILTY OF FORCIELE TRESPASS’ ona Gurnee Ap tenders 8 OR and GUILTY OF LARCEN PROPERTY OF THE VALUE OF $14.00, which pleas the iste tales. QN THE COUNT FOR LARCENY.- It 1s judgment of the court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County foyé period of EIGHIEEN MONTHS and be asa! gned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission but this sentence is suspended for a period of Five Years and defendant is placed on probation under the North Carolina Prob- ation Commission for a period of Five Years subject to the laws o of this State and rules and orders of said Commission and its officers with leave that execution might be prayed at any time during the period of probation. The defendant is further ordered to pay the cost and pay into the Clerk of “uperior Court'ts office the sum of $5.00 for restitution for chiékens stolen from Mr. R. H. Cline, $1.50 to be paid to Sheriff J. *. Moore and $3.50 to Mr. R. He. Cline. ON COUNT FOR FORCIBLE TRESPASS - Prayer for judgment is continued for a period of Mve Years on condition the defendant violates no criminal law, and the defendant is placed on pro- bation under the North Carolina ‘robation Commission as set forth in the Count for Larceny. HOBSEBREAKING, LARCENY & RECEIVING. A TRUE BILL. HOUSEBREAKING, LARCENY & RECEIVING. A TRUE BILL. BREAKING, EVYTERING & LARCENY. Nol Prosed With Leave. BREAKING, a 2 Ce dant pleads ye is baat of the Court tat the defendant be nts in the common jail of Ivedell County for a period of pp : MONTHS and be assigned to do labor under the superv the State Highway and Public Works Commission. BREAK ING, ee a. eads Gu . “ Frayer for gedgnent is continued indefinitely on —? o defendant remains of good behavior and violate nee eee with leave of the Court to pronounce judgnent & y sitting of this Court. ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. A TRUE BILL. | i 200) Nos. 436» 437» 438 e+ a's State -vse Jom Henry Griffin Oscar Ramseur, Henry Hooser Harvey Propst { Nose Who, hi, 4h2 and 14))3 State -vse- John Henry Griffin Henry Hooser Harvey Propst Oscar Ramseur, No. 30 State -vs- Phillip Dalton No. 441 State -vs- Jeter Crysel No. 433 State -va- Ralph Houpe Jr. Jr. } : | A TRUE BILL. ; } : A TRUE BILL. } ' IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 19)1 MONDAY, JULY 28th, 191 BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. (Frye & Gilbertt S Garage) BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. (A. B, MeCurdy's store) MURDER. } On this the 28th day of July, 1941 in the superior Court of Iredell County, N. C., the Grand Jury in a body, composed of Seventeen members (Foreman and sixteen members by poll) return into open Court a TRUE BILL OF INDICTMENT, signed by F, ¢, McAuley, Foreman of said Grard Jury, charsing the defendant Phillip Dalton with the capital offense of MURDER, in words and figures as following: "STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Iredell County. THE JURORS FOR THE STATE UPQN THEIR OATH PRESENT: That PHIILIP DALTQN, late of the County of IREDELL, on the 23rd day of June, A.D., 191, with force and arms, at and in the said County, unlawfully, willfully, feloniously, and of his malice aforethought, did kill and murder Victoria Dalton contrary to the form of the statute in such case made and provided, and against the peace and dignity of the Stete. SUPERIOR COURT July Term, 191 Charles L. Coggin Solicitor "No. 30 STATE vs PHILLIP DALTON IN DICTMENT MURDER - WITNESS D. B. Hayes x Cc. R Bailey > Mary Dalton x x Leslie Dalton Willard Dalton Felton Dalton x Those marked X_ sworn by the un- dersigned foreman, and examined be- fore the Grand Jury, and this bill found A TRUE BILL. F, C. McAuley, . Foreman of the Grand Jury MANSLAUGHTER. ) A TRUE BILL. : ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. } A TRUE BILL. | NOeo 436 and 4,0 state -vS~ Nos. 439 and 2 State -vs- Harvey Propst fon. 437 and 3 tate -VG<- (Scar Ramseur jom Henry Griffin } The following jury: Robert Hicks, C. H, rey a Ton ome -~ AUGUST TERM 1 MONDAY, JULY 28th, 19h BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY The defendant pleads Not mae cases) y 488 to each ease, H. W. Watt, J. H. Brow, E, R, Teague, on -. ’ e e Ervin, J. F. Pharr, Tal Price, L . » Lester W. wa eres a duly sworn and empanelled, sales 6s Gaan t F BREAKING, ENTERING AND LARCENY IN EACH CASE _~ charged in the Bill of Indictment in each case ' IN CASE NO. 436: as BREAKING & ENTERING - It is judgment of the : he the defendant be confined in the common jail ° redell County for a period of THIRTY MONTHS ana be assigned to do labor under the 8 : Highway and Public Works aa of the State ON COUNT FOR LARCENY - Prayer for judgment is continued indefinitely on condition the defendant remains of good behavior with leave of the Court to pronounc any subsequent term and sitting of this —eo at IN CASE NO. 40: BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY - Prayer for judgment is ¢ \ ‘ on-= tinued indefinitely on condition the Pi A airtel of good behavior with leave of the Court to pronounce judgment at any subsequent term and sitting of this Court. BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY (two cases) The defendant pleads Not Guilty as to each case. The following jury: Robert Hicks, C. H. Hom, W. R. Colvard, H. W. watt, J. H. Brown, E. R, Teague, W. G. Hayes, E. M, Ervin, J. F. Pharr, Tal Price, Lestcr W. Warren and W. D. Pharr, being duly sworn an@ empanelled, return a verdict of GUILTY OF BREAKING, ENTERING AND LARCENY IN EACH CASE as charged in the Bill of Indictment in each case. IN CASE NO. 39: ON COUNT FOR BREAKING & ENTERING - It is judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of THIRTY MONTHS and be assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. ON COUNT FOR LARCENY - Prayer for judgment is continued indefinitely on condi. ion the defendant remains of good behavior with leave ofthe Court to pronounce judgment at any subsequent term and sitting of this Court. IN CASE NO. \2: BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY - Prayer for judgment is con- tinued indefinitely on condition the defendant remains of good behavior with leave of the Court to pronounce judgment at any subsequent term and sitting of this court. DREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY (two cases) The defendant enters a plea of NOT GUILTY in case 37 but enters plea of GUILTY in case ))3. The fol lowing jury: Robert Hicks, .C. H. Horn, W. o See H. We Watt, J. H. Brown, E. KR. Teague, ra my ot, = Ervin, J. F. Pharr, Tal Price, Leoner © verre 9 seednes of ly sworn and empane 9 GUILTY OF BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY IN CASE 37, as .charged in the Bill of Indictment. - co COUNT BOT! eAKING & ENTERING - It is Judgnent of, the Court that the defendant be confined in oe aed ; of Iredell County for a period of THIRTY M assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. t is continued LARCENY - Prayer for judgment ; 7 indefinitely on condition the defendant Ss oF ge behavior with leave of the Court to nr a at any subsequent term and sitting © . SREAKING TS PRRING & LARCENY - Prayer tw sheet be soon ® indefini tely, on Songs the court to. pronounce judgment gos o cabecaeant term or sitting of this pion Nos. 438 and Wy State -vse- Henry Hooser No. 27 State -vs- Berry Tatum No. 416 State -vs- James Borders No. Wkh State -vse Andrew Clark IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM, 1941 MONDAY, JULY 28th, 1941 BREAKING, eS & ee: (two cases) The defendant enters a plea of NOT GUIL enters a plea of GUILTY in case W))1, TY in case 138, but The following jury: Robert Hicks, 6. H. Horn We R H. W. watt, J. H. Brown, E. R. Teague, W, G, faves * olan, J. F Pharr, Tal Price, Lester W. Warren and W, D , z M. Ervin, duly sworn and empanelled, returns a verdict of oor being ING, ENTERING & LARCENY IN CASE 438 as charged in the neq indictment. © bill of IN CASE NO. 438: QN COUNTY FOR BREAKING & ENTERING - It is tua Court that the defendant be confined in ens oes ae) Iredell County for a period of THIRTY MONTHS and be isu to do labor under the State Highway and Public Works Comat ON COUNT FOR LARCENY: Prayer for judgment is ¢ , nitely on condition the defendant remains of geet we with leave of the Court to pronounce judgment at any shee quent term and sitting of this Court, IN CASE NO. 41: BREAKING, ENTSRING & IARCENY - Prayer for judgment is contin. ued indefinitely on condition the defendant remains of good behavior, with leave of the Court to pronounce juigment at any subsequent term and sitting of this Court. LARCENY. The defendant pleads Guilty. It is judgment of the Court tmt the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of lredell County for a period of TWO YEARS and be assigned to do labor under the State Highway and Public Works Comnis sion. POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. The d efendant, through his attorney, Hugh G. Mitchell, plesds Guilty. MURDER. On this the 28th day of Jgly, 191, in the Superior Court of Iredell County, N. G.. the Grand Jury in a body, composed of Seventeen members (Foreman and sixteen members by poll) retum into open Court a THHE BILL OF INDICTMENT, signed by F. a McAuley, Foreman of said Grand Jury, charging the defendant, Andrew Clark, with the capital offense of MURDR, in words and Zigures as follows: SUPERIOR COURT "STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA July Term, 19 Iredeil County. THE JURORS FOR THE STATE UPON THEIR OATH PRESENT: rd 87 of Andrew Clark, late of the County of Iredell, on the or Count) July, AeDe, 1941, with force and arms, at and in po sforethougl unlawfully, wilfully, feloniously, and of his malice © 0.) did kill and murder Dave Sharpe contrary to the fom ®' oo, « statute in such case made and provided and agains dignity of the State. . Charles L. Coggin Solicitor "No. bbb STATE vs Andrew Clark — MU RDER= WITNESS J. 3S. Nesbit %* S. A. Lytle w. T. Wilsa@m Connie Phifer H. N- Poston ule nt (continued on page 553) NOo Ih tate “vS~ aoe Clark J Woe 420 State -vVS- R. He Seagraves i No. 22 State -vs- Charlie Holmes, —- The defendant pleads Not Guilty. Charlie Carson IN THE SUPERIOR court FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 1 MONDAY, JULY 28th, 191 - 000 ) MURDER (continued from page 552) Li Those marked X gyo rm by th undersigned Foreman, and eee before the Grand Jury, and this bill found A TRUE BILL F. C. McAuley Foreman of the @rand Jury " } T. & P. Le FOR SALE, Deferdant called and Failed, Judg N m and Instanter Sapias, Sment Nisi Instenter Sci Fa } HAVING CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF GIRL ovER IDER PEN ) YEARS OF A GE. U1. ER TWELVE BUT UNDER SIXTEEN The following jury: Robert Hicks, C. H. Horn, W. R. C + . . . > Col ard H. W. Watt, J. H. Brown, &. R. Teague, W. G. Hayes, E. Me” Ervin, J. F. Pharr, Tal Price, Lester W. Warren and Ww. D. Pharr, were duly sworn and empanelled. Pending trial Court takes recess takes recess until Tuesday Morming, July 29th, 19. This Honorable Court takes recess until Tuesday Morning, July 29th, 1941 at 10300 o'clock Daylight Saving Time, A.M. 004 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment on IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM TUESDAY, JULY 29th, 19h Tuesday Morning July 29th, 1941 at 10:00 O'clock A.M. (Daylight Saving Time). No. State -vs-~ Leonard Bwens No. 426 State -vs- Leonard Owens No. 422 State -vs- Charlie Holmes No. Ub State «vse Andrew Clark No. 455 State -vs- Sidney E. Moore No. 456 State -vs- P. W. Reid oS HEARING ON WRIT OF CERTIORARI Hearing continued until November Term, 191, ASSAULT ON FEMALE. Continued until November Term, 191. HAVING CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF GIRL OVER TWELVE 9 YEARS OF AGE. a — The jury, heretofore impanelled in this case (see page 553) returns a verdict of GUILTY as charged in the Bill of Indictment It is judgment of the Court th&t the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of THREE years and assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. MURDER. Mr. Geo. A. Morrow, Attorney at Law appears as Private Prose- cution in this action. The defendant, through his attorney, John G. Lewis, tenders the State a plea of GUILTY BF MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE, which plea the State accepts and waives the right to try the defendant for the Capital offense of First Degree Murder. Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in States Prison at Raleigh for a period of NOT LESS THAN FIVE Yar NOR MORE THAN SEVEN YEARS, at hard labor. ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. Mr. Re A. Collier, Attorney at Law, appears as Private Prose- cution in this action. . The defendant, through his attorney, Hugh G. Mitchell, pleacs Not Guilty. The following jury: Robert Hicks, ©, H. Horn, W. R, car H. W. Watt, J. H. Brown, & R. Teague, Charlie Elliott, ¢ ™ Rogers, E. R. McNeely, Tal Price, Lester Warren and W. — were duly sworn and empanelled, At the close of the = of evidence the defendant, through his attorney tenders & Rate GUILTY OF ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, which plea the accepts. “my st It is judgment of the Court that the defendant pay ee Lon this action, including the sum of fast to ia defendant Hospital, bill of Robert Chambers be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell ene ant of TWELVE MONTHS and assigned to do labor under the, prison of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. | ; sentence not to go into effect except on aoe rising 0 at any subsequent term within Five Years from he peen guilt] Court upon satisfactory proof thet the detention’ OTs g failed of any violation of the laws of the state or 11 other persons to keep the peace toward Robert Chambers and @ FORNICATION & ADULTERY. oned } The defendant pleads Guilty. It is judgment of the Court that the def the common jail of Iredell County for & ether rhon of the stl? and be assigned to do labor under the sup pence, Highway and Public Works Conmission. perl tearm 4 serving. No rate “V8~ raat Wood, e 42h, Ab Noo 425 State -vs~ Bugene Turner ’ No, 396 State «vse Clark Beshears No. 397 State -vs- Clarke Beshears 7 Hos. 99» 352 » 352 an James C. Jolly Ko, i and 45) -V Se Bill Jones Yo, Sta 433 te “Vie Ralph Houpe FIRST WEEK -~ AUGUST TERM, 19],1 f i } oe IN THE SUPERIOR Court O00 MUESDAY, JULY 29th, 1642 MURDER. Mr. Hugh G. Mitchel aetion’ chell appears as Private Prosecution in this John R, a plea of GUILTY OF VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER. “nti try the defendant for the t the defendant be imprisoned t ounty for a period of N THAN FOUR YEARS NOR MORE THAN SEVEN YEARS “a peel we Ge hard labor under the supervis: f Public Works Commission. on of the State Highway and MURDER. Mr. Hugh G. Mit,hell appears as Private Prosecution in this action. The defendant, through his attorney, John G, Lewis, tenders a plea of GUILTY OF AN ATTEMPT T0 COMMT A FELONY, which plea the State accepts and waives the right to try the defemiant for the capital offense of Murder. . It is judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of TWELVE MONTHS and assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. TRANSPORT & POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. The defendant, through his attorney, Bugene Trivette, pleads Guilty. TRANSPORT & POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. The defendant, through his attorney, Eugene Trivette, pleads Guilty. FORGERY. It appearing to the Court that the defendant has violated the terms of the judgment heretofore pronounced, it is therefore ordered that Commitment issue so put the prison sentence into effect and that the defendant begin immediate service of his sentence. DRIVING DRUNK’ and RESISTING OFFICER. The defendant pleads Guilty in each case. These cases are consolidated for Judgment. ‘ it appearing to the Court that the Iredell pg yng oc has heretofore pronounced judgment for the defen . i Six months on the roads and not to drive a motor ve twelve months; t be this Court that the defendan lee Panne bag ge jail of Iredell County for 4 period imprisoned in the common J 5 do labor under the supe rvisdon of SIX MONTHS and be assigned t C It is further ommi ssion. of the "tate Sal it Oe dorama’ shall not operate @ adjudged tha date. Sues Ginn nn period of Twelve Months from this ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. leads Not Guilty. W. R. Colvard the following Iu"y: a i Hicks, gue, Charlie iniiott, J. 6 H. Ww. Watt - He Brown . 4 Warre? W, D. Pharr, Rogers, E. R. McNeely, T,1 Price, Lester Aurery o* of GUILTY , 1164, return a ve being duly sworn, and’ empene ’ Y WEAPON. imprisoned in OF ASSAULT WITH A mat that the defendant be ao MONTHS ne State ' supervisi 6 and assigned, to, 90 }e0es Vou ssion. Rhis semen Gerendant into effect until the exp is now serving. 556 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 1941 TUESDAY, JULY 29th, 191 No. 421 ) RAPE. State -vs- f On this the 29th day of July, A.D., 1942, in the § Maison Wellman, ——. of Nredell County, North Carolina, the Grand = UPErior Cour Mace Wellman, alias composed of Eighteen members (Foreman and Sevente in a body, William M. Wellmon poll as follows: F. C. McAuley, Foreman, sam fom én ihembers Hefner, Boyce Hunter, W. Press Sharpe, W. EF. Ma ae Minor 4, E. W. Williams (col), R. lie Fesperman, W. C. Woody’ = A, Londo A. A. Neil, Tommie Speaks, C. A. Dagenhardt, J, R ‘ire Hollan H. C. Reece, C. oH. Goodwin and E. dD. Welborne) return eurton, Court a TRUE BILL OF INDICTMENT, signed by F, ¢, McAul to open Foreman of said Grand Jury, charging the defendant main alias Mace Wellman, alias William M. Wellmon, with 2 Welly offense of RAPE, in words and figures as following: Capital "STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, SUPERI Iredell County. OR COURT August Term, A.D, 194) THE JURORS FOR THE STATE UPON THEIR OATH PRESENT; That Maison Wellman, alias Mace Wellman, aliss William y, Wellm late of the County of Iredell, on the 11th day of Febmar ‘VD 1941, with force and arms, at and in the County aforesaid: uns fully, willfully and feloniously did commit an assault on’ on Mrs. Cora Sowers a female, and her the said Mrs. Cora Sowers feloniously, by force and against her will did ravishand camal know against the form of the statute in such case made and Dre vided and against the peace and dignity of the State, (signed) Charles L, Cogan Charles L. Coggin, Solfcltop "No. 421 STATE vs Maison Wellman, alias Mace Wellman, alias William M. Wellmon INDICTMENT RAPE WITNESS: J. W. Moore x Mrs. Cora Sowers x Gertrude Ingram xX Those marked X sworn vy the under- signed formman, and examined before the Grand Jury, and this bill found A TRUE BILL. F. C. McAuley Foreman of the Urand Jury i GRAND JURY'S REPORT -- AUGUST TERM SUPERIOR COURT 19442 lowing We, the Grand Jury for the August Term of Superior Court beg to make the fo 1 report. We passed on all bills presented to us. Court We have visited, by committees, the County Home, Prison Camp, County Jail and House. ‘ colore At the County Home we found 18 white men, 13 which women, 9 colored men an sie somen, 2 white male prisoners and 4 colored male prisoners and 2 00 ae flour; 6 prisoners. 500 g-gallon jars of fruit; 75 gallons mélasses; 6800 ee one wil; bushels of wheat; 275 bushels of oats; 150 bushels of corn; ae young onicke six miles; 2k hogs for killing; % brood sows; 1 boar; 80 he&s; 5 of peas: 56 hams and shoulders; 14 sides of meat; 40 acres of corn; 5 aa t oropof of truck crops; 7 acres alfalfa; 40 acres clover for hay; me are bed but very much in need of a building to use as a canning house 4s Tee that they work in a very hot kitchen where the cooking is done. We therefore, oe gondi tions be provided such building at the very earliest date possible. All ° are good, everything well kept. and well kept 2 At the Prison Camp we found it to be in good sanitary condition 0 hens, 2 miles, colored prisoners, all men. 60 hogs, cows, 15 goats, 6 Oe rts park. Al 60 acres mixed crops, corn, peas, beans, etc., Good athletic ba necessary supplies for the Camp, pTRLN THE SUPERIOR COUR WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 1 TUESDAY, JULY 29th, 19,1" 007 @ Jail we found 3 white men prisoners, 1 white woma HN ee women a ag a | cane prisoners said that they acs af a oe _ 3 wii cared for. The ng is clean and well kept. We found one hal] ewer’ of the building which had what we thought unnecessary petition in 1. ptegee off lots of ventilation and light, same could be easily removed, we theref oe oat recomend that same be removed. ’ ore found the buflding i t the Court House we & in good sanitary condition. wil kept and so far as we could ascertain all records well kept. We we hee 11 wll kept. We were especially well pleaged with the new equipment and arma, of the Register of Deeds Office. ngements Respectfully submi tted, C. F. McAuley FOREMAN 8: Due to the fact that this Grand Jury is serving for six M th ‘“ : to Minors and Guardians are being continued. . ronehs Investigation ( Yo. 430 } MURDER. State -vs- f Phillip Dalton } Now comes into open Court, in the custody of J. W. Moore, High Sheriff of Iredell County, whose prisoner he is, Phillip Dalton, in his own proper person, and the said prisoner being at the bay6f the Court, and Messrs. Eugene Trivette and J. E, Holshouser, Counselors for the Defendant are present in Court in behalf of the defendant, the Bill of Indictment in this case was read to the said defendant, and forthwith it is demanded of him, the said Phillip Daltom, how he will acquit himself of the premises in said Bill of Indictment specified and charzed upon him, and the said Phillip Da}ton, answering the said Bill of Indictment, ag aforesaid, says he is NOT GUILTY of the felony and MURDER therein charged, and, therefore, for good or evil, he puts himself upon his County and his God, and Hon. ©. L. Coggin, Solicitor for the state, in this behalf, doth the like. It appearing to the Court that a Special Venire would be needed in the trial of said case, the Court makes the following order, t] the prisoner, Phillip Dalton, still being present at the Bar of G@ the “ourt in custody as aforesaid: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, "NORTH CAROLINA, JULY TERM, 1941 IREDELL COUNTY. State, ) See vs. ORDER FOR SPECIAL VENIRE. Philip Dalton. 2 1 (\ e QQ 7? TO J. We. Moore, High Sheri ff of Iredell County: Greeting: Whereas, it having been made to appear to the under- Signed Jude holding the July Mixed Term, 191, 4 the — 4or Court of Iredell County, to the end that a fair and im- partial trial be had in the above entitled action, that a : special venire of twenty-five (25) men be summoned to serv as jurors therein: 1 erefore, you are hereby commanded to summon puente-faee (25) geet me lawful men of Iredell cone. ee to act as jurors, from the body of said County, to and State at the courthouse in the City of Statesville, G0my a a: aforesaid, on the 30th day of July, 1941, ol a gat to the end that so many of them as may be chosen, empanelled to serve as jurors in said and of this writ make du case. 6 return. Herein fail not, This the 29th cay of July, 19). Felix E. Alley , ge Pres ng 008 No. 430 State -vs- Phillip Dalton SS <—_ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM, 1941 TUESDAY, JULY 29th, 1941 MURDER. The prisoner, Phillip Dalton, in custody of 3, wy High Sheriff, is remanded to the County Jail of to await the further orders of this Court, This Honorable Court takes recess until Wednesday Moming, July 40th 1941 at 10:00 o'clock A.M. Daylight Saving Time. Nos. 396 & 397 State -vs- Clarke Beshears TRANSPORT & POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE (2 cases )— a These cases are consolidated for judgment as follows: It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of SIX MONTHS and be assigned to work on the public highways under the super- vision of the State Highway and Public Works Commission and pay a fine of $125.00 and the cost dm each case. The road sentence is suspended for a period of two years on condition the defmdant shall rot violate the prohibition laws. The defendant shall pay the cost by Monday, August th 1941 and give a $200.00 in each case for.his appearance in this Court m the first day of the November Term, 1941, which convenes on Monday, November 3rd, 191, to show that the fine of $125.00 has been paid in full. TIDGE PRESIDING This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment ‘i yorming, July 30th, 1941 at 10:00 o'clock A.M, Daylight Saving T / No» 452 State -v8—~ Cora Thompson v No. Wd State -VvS- Willie Roy No. 420 State -vSs= R. He Seagraves / No. 216 State -vse- Bugme Gray / { No. 430 State -Vs< Phillip Dalton shis Honorable court takes recess until Thursday Morn 10 °' ol ook A FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM, 1942 IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT 009 WEDNESDAY, JULY 30th, 19i4 Wednesday ime. FORCIBLE TRESPASS. » Continued until the January Term, 192. DISPOSING OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY, The defendant, through his attorney, John ¢ Not guilty. y> G. Lewis, pleads The following jury: Robert Hicks, C. y, Horn, W. R. Colvard, H. W. Watt, J. H, Brown, E. R. Teague, Charlie Elliott, J. ¢. Rogers, E. R. McNeely, TalPrice, Lester Warren and W. D. Pharr, being duly sworn and empanelled, returns a ve dict GUILTY, F ’ rdict of NOT — TRANSPORT & POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE AND DID SELL UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE. ) The defendant, through his attorney, Kyle Hayes, tenders a plea of GUILTY. Prayer for jucgmant is continued on condition the defendant remains of good behavior and pay the cost. It is ordered that the automobile be confiscated and sold as provided by law. § POSSESS UNTAXPAID LIQUOR FOR SALE AND DID SELL. ) The deferdant, through his attorney, D. L. Raymer} Sr., pleads ) Guilty. Prayer for judgment is continued on condition the defendant pays the cost in this action as follows; $30.90 t> be paid this day and the balance to be paid in full by November 3rd, 1941. ) MURDER. Plea; Not Guilty. t rt to the High In obedience to the order directed by the Court to lig Sheriff of Iredell County, the Sheriff returns into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as 4 Special Verire in this case, toewlt: J. T. Smith G. M. Young Abner Guy Bub Westmoreland F. A. Deal Henry erat Tom Neill H. A. Freeze De x a W. H. Parks R. Le Gilbert W. a “ee Jom Lewis J. A. Bradford W. He ete John Lytle R. C. Little Oscar ae Percy Ellis J. &- Alexander D. W. Spea Cy McNeely J. Be Morrow B. C. Howard J. Be Harris i The prisoner, Phillip Dalton, being at the ber of ait his ow proper person, in custody of J. W. Moore, Hig id Phillip Dalton, of Iredell County, whose prisoner he is, vights of challenges t of his r being duly cautioned by the Cour 4 the defendant's of jurors, pre-emptory and for aut: user, being present Hols counsellors, Messrs. Trivette and worn end in open Court, the following jury was duly drawn, § empanelled in this case; to-wit: Tom Neill J. C. Crawford J. H. Brown Oscar Williams C, H. Horn John Lewis, J. T. Smith Robert Hicks W. H. Parks Henry Miller * W. Ross Mills ing, July J. F. Pharr : until @huirsday Morning, takes recess oe be ere ere oes o'clock and the Gotentant ** reman maid to await the further orders of the ing, Jwy Zlst, 1941 at ta heel YU, J —__ JDGE Fes DING O60 This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment IN THE SUPERIOR CouURrT FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 1 a THURSDAY, JULY 31st, 19ht on Thursday Morning ) July 31st, 1941 at 10:00 o'clock A.M. Daylight Saving Time. Noe 432 State -vse William F, No. 130 State -vs- Phillip Dalton Wo. 31 State -vs- Jeter Crysel No. 133 State -vse Hubert Sherrill } ATTEMPTED BREAKING & ENTERING... sume Nol Prosed With Leave. MURDER. ) At the close of all the evidence the defendant, through his —S—><— counsellors, Messrs. Trivette & Holshouser tender GUILTY OF SECOND DEGREE MURDER, which plea the ‘Solicitors ’ the State accepts. r for It is judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the States Prison for a term of TWENTY FIVE YEARS and a Lime to do labor under the supervision of the State Highway and Na Works Commission. a NOTE: Considerable information, both medical ana by laymen having been introduced in the trial, tending to prove that ‘the defendant has mental attacks from time to time which indicates that he is not at all times rational and there being a possibilit that he may have killed from an uncontrollable, irratione] itn) in this present case, the Court recommends to the prison authorit that the prisoner be examined at once by the Prison Medical Authorities &o the end that he may receive such treatment as said Medical Authorities find his condition may require. MAN SLAUGHTER. WH. H. McElwee, Attorney at Law, appears as Private Prosecution i this action. The defendant, through his attorneys, Messrs. Eugene Trivette ar J. Allie Hayes, tenders a plea of GUILTY OF INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUG which plea the State accepts. t is judgment of the Court that the defendant be imprisoned the common jail of Iredell County for a term of THREE YEARS end assigned to do labor under the supervision of the State Highwny and Public Works Commission, and that he pay the cost of this action on or before the First day of the )}ovember Term, 194) ve convenes on November 3rd, 1941, and it appearing to the Coury ™ a civil action is pending and that the same has ¢ 7 been compromised upon,the payment by the defendant Sy é@ Administre\ of the deceased f, jarris, the sum of $900.00: the prison santence shall n6t go into effect unless it shall be made : on to the Judge holding the subsequent terms of this Court = Pia defendant has failed to pay the cost of this action on oF a the first day of the November, 1941 Term of this Court, © an he has failed to pay into the office of the Clerk of the Sul. Court the sum of 4250.00 within 40 days from this rr Supers he has failed to pay into the office of the Clerk of test Court the sum of $10.00 per month, beginning on the ae the bela September, and first day of each month thereafter _ no gal of said sum of $900.00 shall be paid, or that it she automobile appear to said judge that the defendant has driven 00) oo ty at any place or any time within two years from the e r his o@ Court, or that he has handled, transported or oe this personal use intoxicating liquors within the nee of Five and suspended judgment, which is suspended for & ag aforesaid One-Helf years from the rising of this Court on conditions. (deft is white, age 42, lives near Wilkes DOM, HoGe) ABANDONMENT & NON#SUPPORT. (Compliance) CONTINUED under former orders. / NOe 188 te -v8~ wae H. Troutman / Noe 194, state -VS~ Robert Troutman V NO» 30h, State <-VS=- Bradford Sherrill ( No. 355 State -vs- John Henry Griffin / No. 357 State -vs- S$. He Bastian ( No. 409 State -vs- dtho L. Smith / No, 416 State «vse James Borders / No. 299 Stat @ -VS= Clerg (Cleg) Robinette SS = —_— <> «_- o> —_ eS "NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR court FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 19,2 THURSDAY, JULY 31st, 19% BREAKING & ENTERING. (Probation case) Continued. BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. (Probation case) Continued.. BREAKING, ENTERING & LARCENY. Continued until November Tern, 1941 for deft. to service of sentence imposed, Comnenee BREAKING, & ENTERING. Nol Prosed With Leave. MAN SLAUGHTER. Continued until November Term, 19)1. DRIVING DRUNK.” The de*endant pleads Guilty. The Judgment of the Mooresville Recorder's Court is suspained and it is therefore orde’ed that the defen’ant pay the fine of $50.00 and the cost, including cost incurred in this Court, and that the defendant shall not operste a motor vehicle for a period of Twelve Months from the rising of this Court. ; TAD fT To LIQUOR FOR SALE. POSSESS UNTAXPALD Prayer for judgment is continued until November Term, 1941. ROBBERY WITH FIREARMS. It being suggested to the Court, at the call of this case, that the defen ant is unable to plead to the bill of indictment for the reason that he is without sufficient mental capacity and intelligence to plead to said Bill of indictment as properly conduct his gefense, a jury of twelve good ee men, to-wit: Robert Higks, C. He Horn, E. M. Ervin, . oe tt, J. H. Brown, E. R. Teague, W. G. Hayes, W. D. Pharr, po I Lester Warren, J. F. Pharr and Je C. Crawford, being uly sworn and empanelled, answers the following issue: "Ts th defendant unavle at this time, by ane St the sant 1 capacity to know the nature 0 e arg g Agen ge M teen a the bill of indictment in this cause and to prepare his defense thereto. Answer: Yes. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. JULY TERM, 19) "ac" JUDGMENT Clerg Robinette ee This cause coming on to be heard and at teri we the Solicitor, Hon. Charles L. Cogg+ny "ya ld of in@iotment, for defeniant 1s unable to plead to the © mental capacity and out sufficient erl tusiiames $s ois ore bill of indictment and to properly conduct his defense: Seale 562 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FIRST WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 19) THURSDAY, JULY 31st, 19h IN THE SUPERIOR court SECQND WEEK -- Aucust TERM 1 o88 MONDAY, AUGUST kth, 1941 — No. 299 ) ROBBERY WITH FIREARMS. (cont'd from page 563) This Honorable Court convenes according to adjournment on Monday Morming State -vs- ) 1 at 10:00 o'clock A.M. (Dayl inette ) Whereupon a jury of twelve good and lawful men st th, 1941 a : eae (Daylight Saving Time), ss sworn and empanelled, and after hearing evidence an “on, - and the charge J. W. Moore, High Sheriff of the Court, answered the issue Submitted to them 48 follows » returns into open Court the names of the follow- "Is the deféndant unable #t this time, by reason of the want ing good and lawful men to serve as jurors for this the Second Week, August Term, of mental capacity, to know the nature of the Charge against him and to plead to the bill of indictment in this cauge and 1941, a8 follows: to prepare his defense thereto? gloan C. Brotherton Ralph Cook J. A. Collins D. D. Brady Answer: Yes."; ; J. C. Templeton J. B. Wilson G. B. McNeely Thos. K. Gaither IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED py THE ¢ that the defendant, Clerg Robinette, be sent to the dl g. F. Mitchell J. C. Rogers E. E. Kipka M. T. Guffy for the 6riminal Insane at the State Hospital at Raleigh, y, ¢ : there to be kept, maintained and treated under Such rules and G. Re Brown Fred D. Thompson Be Ye Elliott Walter Caldwell regulations as may be made by the Board of Directors until dic. ive according to law. ” He. A. Yount H. B. Collins Henry Kelly James A. Brady This July 31, 1941. J. D. Rogers T. L. Barker J. A. Chandler S. A. Duckworth : Felix E, Alley | y Kelly and E. E, Kipke y r Judge Presiding. H. A. Yount, Henry Kelly ar + =. Ripka excused by the Court. The following men constitute what shall hereafter be called the "Divorce Jury", to-wit: Sloan C. Brotherton G. R. Brown Je C. Rogers He B. Collins J. C. Temple ton J. D. Rogers J. EB. Wilson T, L. Barker THIS Honorable Court takes recess from day to day until Monday Morning, August 4th, 8. F. Mitchell Ralph Cook eet D, Chen O. B. Malecly 1941 at 10:00 o'clock. fp , a C As ; : ‘SURGE Et No. } DIVORCE. : ; ; | . minors Brawley | The "Divorce Jury" bein, duly sworn and empanelled, answers the . -Vs- ) issues submitted to it as follows J, Samel Brawley | NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TERM, 191 Kathryn M. Brawley | vs I + Samuel Brawley C4 w Mm c tI mM l. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. ‘ Ww , r 1a for 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the Stete of North Carolina fo ‘ - ty +f one year next preceding the filing of this complaint Answer: Yes. — they lived de Did the defendant separate from the plaintits ome othe complaint? . ‘erate and apart for a period of two years or more as &/10§ Answer: Yes. @“O- -0= -0- -O- “0° NORTH CARCLINA In the Superior Court ~ TREDELL courry, August Term, 191i. ‘athryn M. Brawley “Vs- ) JUDGMENT 4 * Same] Brawley 1 | 564 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK - AUGUST TERM 19) MONDAY, AUGUST kth, 19)1 This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, before His Honor, p Ty Felity E, Alley, Judge Presiding, and a jury, at the August Tern, 1941, Supertop bia of Iredell County; and the jury having answered all the issues submitted to it in favop of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as fully appears in the record, it ts therefore, on Motion of John R. McLaughlin, Attorney for the plaintiff, ORDERED, Adjudged, and decreed: 1. That the bonds of matrimony heretofore subsisting between the Plaintife and the defendant be, and they hereby are, absolutely dissolved; that the plaintire “9 Kathryn M. Brawley be, and she is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the defenéent J. Samuel Brawley. 2. That the plaintiff pay the cost of this action, to be taxed by the Cler: This day of August, 191. Felix E. aly Judge Presiding Pee RH RHR RH No. 3568 DIVORCE. S. Roy Gilleland The "Divorce Jury” being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the -v3s- { issues submitted to it as follows: Edna R. Gilleland } North Carolina, | In the Superior Court Iredell County. } August Term, 191 S. Roy Gilleland | vs, t Edna R. Gilleland } 1. Did the defendant and the plaintiff intermarry, and are they now man ant wife, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. te art 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they lived separe apart from each other for more than two years, as alleged in the complaint Answer: Yes. f North Carolin 3. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State < alleged 1 for more than two years next preceding the commencement of this action, the complaint? Answer: Yes. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell county; August Term, 1941 S. Roy Gilleland -vs=- JUDGMENT Edna R. Gilleland q IN THE SUPERIOR Court SECOND WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 19)1 MONDAY, AUGUST kth, i tee 365 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the rior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before Supe Judge Presiding, end a jury having answered the issues Submitted to it by the Court His Honor, Felix E, Alley, 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 mtrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Edne R. Gilleland, and the defendant, S. Roy Gilleland and the same ere herevy disolved, and the plaintiff ts granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, Felix E. Alley Judge Presiding Pr No. 3580 ) DIVORCE. Joseph David Loftis | The “Divorce Jury" bein; duly sworn and empanelled, answers vs ) the issues submitted to it as follows: i Ardell N. Loftis North Carolina } In the Super Iredell County 4 August Term, 191 Joseph David Loftis vs Ardell N. Loftis ISSUES > 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry and are they now man and wife, as alleced in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff, and have they lived en and apart from each other for more than two years, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. f the State of North lent © 3. Has the plaintiff been a boni fide resident a ak ie beled 00 Carolina for more than ona year next preceding the commencem alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. =0- -0- =-0- <0- -0- <0 Yorth Carolina, In the Superior Court Iredell] County. August Term, 1941 Joseph David Lortis Vs. } JUDGMENT Ardell N. Lortig i Term of the This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this on Felix B.- ’ oe Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, red the issues submitted to "wie Presiding, and a Jury, and the Jury having answe out in intiff and against the defendant as set { * by the Court in favor of the pla the record; 566 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 192 MONDAY, AUGUST kth, 1941 It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the VYourt that the bonds of OF matring heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Joseph David Loftis, ana the defenday ndant Ardell N. Loftis, be, and the same are hereby disolved, and the plaintiff is ; granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. Felix E, Alley Judge Presiding —e eH HH HH HO OH OS OH OO OH OH OR Ve PSST 88S ; H % No. 3583 } DIVORCE. J. @. M. Spurlin The psidintiff having filed an affidavit in this cause Setting fort vs the fact that the defendant is not in the armed military or nev) Lucille G. Spurlin } service of the United States, the Court appoints John G. Levis, Attorney, to appear for the defendant in the trial of this case upon motion of E. J. Irvin, Attorney ‘or the plaintiff, The "Divorce Jury" being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the issues submitted to it as follows: NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOR COUR AUGUST TERM 191 Je O. Me Spurlin, } Plaintiff, 4 -VS- ISSUES Lucille G. Spurlin, Defendant. {§ ONE: Were the plaintiff and the defendmt legally married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. TWO: Have the plaintiff and the defendant lived separate and apart from esc other for more than two years prior to the commencing of this act‘on as alleged in the Complaint? Moswer: Yes. THREE: Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North prvi wey more than one year prior to the commencing of the action as alleged in the compsshi' Answer: Yes. NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TERM, 191 J. O. M. Spurlin, Plaintiff, -VSe- JUDGMENT Lucille G. Spurlin, Defendant. <— ee ee e presi This cause coming on to be heard before his Hon. Felix Alley, Judg - redell cour and a Jury, and it being heard at the august Term of Superior Court of I the following issues were submitted to the Jury: alle ged 17 . "Were the plaintiff and the defendant legally married 48 complaint? ee ee No. 3585 DIVORCE. Andrew W. Sherrill The "Divorce Jury" being duly sworm and empanelled, answers . “vse } the issues submitted to it as follows: Neomt Rankin Sherrill 4 NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK = AUGUST TERM 1 ) \MONDAY, AUGUST kth, igi 367 "Have the plaintiff and the &fendant lived se ther for more than two years prior to the commencing parate and apart from each of this action as alleged fn the complaint? "Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of N than cne year prior to the commencing of this action as iat Carolina for more ed in the complaint? The first issue was answered "Yes", the second "Yes", and the third "yes", IT IS, THEREFORE, ordered, ad judged and decreed, upon motion of EB, Jomston Irvin, attorney for the plaintiff, that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the pla'ntiff and the defendant be dissolved, and that the plaintirr ve granted a divorce absolute. This the 4th day of August, 191. Felix E. Alley Judge Presiding IREDELL COUNTY. August Term 191 <—_— Andrew W. Sherrill, Plaintiff, Hi m mM 4 ~” -VS- Naomi Rankin Sherrill, 4 Defendant. ) l. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? | ' ' ' Answer: Yes. P t from each 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apar other for two consecutive years 1 mediately prior to the commencement of this action? | Answer: Yes. 3. Was the separation between the plaintiff and defendant without feult m the part of the plaaintiff? Answer: Yes. dent of the State of North ,. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide rest this action? Carolina for one year immediately preceding the commencement of Answer: Yes. “O0= <0=- <O- -0- =o= -0* | t NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Cour IREDELL COUNTY. August Term 1941 Andrew y, Sherrill, Plaintiff, Vs. JUDGMENT Mom Rankin Sherrill, Defendant. EER IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 191 MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1941 This cause being heard before His Honor Felix R, Alley, Judge Presi siding, and a jury, at the August Term, 1941, Superior Court of Iredell County North ¢ 7s ®Poling and the following issues having been submitted to and answered by the jury , 88 folloy. 1. Did the plaintiff and deferdant intermarry as alle ed in the Comp) Omplaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate ana for two consecubive years immediately prior to the com ‘encement of thi ae 8 acti Answer: Yes. 3. Was the separation between the plaintiff and defendant the part of the plaintiff? Without fault op Answer: Yes. lh. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Caro): for one year immediately preceding the commencement of this action? “— Answer: Yes. mony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, 4ndrew W. Sherrill, and thea efendent, Naomi Rankin Sherrill, be, and they are, dissolved, and the plaintiff, Mmdrevw ¥. Sherrill, is granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, Naomi Rankin Sherrill, Let the costs of tnis action be paid by the plaintiff. This the th day of August, 19). 1 » Alley Felix E Judge Presiding dt oh tt Ot Oe aa RT wT £Q TU AD Sry we 3586 DIVORCE. ang the Mrs. Irene D. Stewart | The "Divorce Jury" being guly sworn and empanelled, answers = vs } issues submitted to it as follows: Fred Stewart | North Carolira, In the Superior Court, Irede 1 County. August Term, 191 Mrs. Irene 2 Stewart, ( vs ISSUE8 Fred Stewart } mplaint 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, a8 alleged in the com Answer: Yes. St North Gert! 2. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the tabe of } for more than one year next preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. yom each ott 3. Have the plaintiff md defendant lived separate and apart f for two years immediately preceding the commencement of this action Answer: Yes. apart from each Othey IN THE SUPERIOR CouRT SECOND WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 1 2 MONDAY, AUGUST th, oh 569 jorth Carolina, In the Superior Court ’ Ivedell County. August Term, 1941 yrs. Irene D. Stewart ” J U D G il E qu T Fred Stewart ) This cause coming on to be heard at the August Term. 10)1 g rm, 19) +741, Of Iredell County Superior Court before His Honor, Felix E, A ley, Judge Presiding, and a jury, ury having answered the issues submi q ‘ ; : end the jury 3 d t S submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, as set out in the record in this cause: ™ ” 3 It is, therefore, ordered, considered and adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and they are dissolved, and set aside, and the plaintiff 1s granted an absolute Jiworice from the defendant. It further appesrs that affidavit showing the defendant is not in the armed, military or naval service of the United States as required by law has been duly filed. it is further ordered that the pla'ntiff pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Count. Felix BE. Alley Judge Presiding a a a a a a a a ¥ Q “TITAT NO» 550 } DIVORCE. a Waddy L. Bell ( The "Divorce Jury" being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the a } issues submitted to it as followss:; Vee Cline Bell ) In the Superior Court, North Carolina 15h August Temn, 15 Iredell County Waddy L. Bell — <= <—-— : vs Vee Cline Bell o tn the plaint?§ 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, 48 alleged in the compla Answer: Yes. the State of North 2. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of T . aonket “arolina for wore than one year next preceding the commencement of t! Answer: Yes. e and apart from each n d separat dant live Pp f this action? . and defen 3. Have the plaintiff an an eomesneenen’ © other for two years immediately preceding Answer: Yes. 50) IN THE SUPER & COURT AUGUSI TERM 19h1, SECOND wreEK MONDAY, AUGUST kth, 191 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -= AUGUST TERM 1941 O71 MONDAY, AUGUST lth, 191 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. August Tem, 191 NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. August Term, 192 i Waddy L. Bell i vs f, He Harwel Vee Cline Bell ) { VSe JUDGMEN Tt ' Lola E. Harwell la : =}: J c L Ss ry QO}, This cause coming on to be heard at the Augmst Term, 191, of Iredel} County me i oak 2 his cause coming m to ward, and ng ar fore His Hono Superior Court before His Honor, Felix E. Alley, Judge Presiding, sna a jury, and 4 , eins heard, before His Honor, - ss » 4nd the E, All Judge Presiding, anda jury at the Aucust 7 . Stone jury he ving. arswered the issvws submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff anq against _ _— ; - "a @ August Tem, 191 Superior Court ans n 11 County; and the jury having answered all the s ben the defendant, as set out in the record in this cause; [oe 0 wi ada © issues submitted to it in favor of the plaintiff and asainst the defendant, as fully appears in the record, It is, therefore, ordered, considered md adjudsed that the bonds of matring a it is therefore, on Motion of John R. McLaughlin, a torney for the plainti <f, heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and they are ‘J hey are, 2 Order°d, Adjudged, am decreed: dissolved and set sside and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divorce from the defe 1. That the bonds of matrimony heretofore subsisting between the plain- ant. : : tiff and the defendmt be, and they hoerevy are, adsolutely dissolved; that the It is further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action to be ral plaintiff, F. H. Harwell, be, and he is hereby, granted an absolute divorce fro: taxed by the Clerk of the Court. th de endant, Lola E. Harwell. ! Felix ©, Alley Judge Presiding 2. That the plaintiff ray the cost of this action, to be taxed by the ' Clerk. This day of Augst, 1941. i i i i s,s Felix E. Alley ducze Presiding. od NnTTAD oo. sav OF Wie No. 3591 F. H. Harwell The "Divorce Jury" being duly sworn and empanelled, answers the isu vs submitted to it as follows: si aha eae ea s Lola E, Harwell j) OF PH BPH HE eH RE HHH HE KKH RHEE EH Ee NORTH CARQGLINA In the Superior Court No. 3608 ) ANNULMENT. ' IREDELL COUNTY. August Term, 191 /%.E. Efird § The "Divorce Jury" being duly sworn,and empanelled, answers the , v8 § issues submitted to it as follows: F. H. Harwell : j Issu NTH CAH LIN | VS. ISSUE ro mene IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. Lola E. Harwell IREDELL CONTY. Jaint? 1, Didthe plaintiff md defendant intermarry as alleged in the comp ’. C. Efird, by E. M. Land, j 6 text friend Plaintiff. ) a ES Answer: Yes. \ -VS- ITSsvUas : for me 2. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina P. He Efird Deferiant. | year next preceding the filing of this complaint? f North t “tabe of Nor Answer: Yes. Caro lina? 1. Are the plaintiff and defendant esiderts of the na lived 3- Did the defendant separate from the plaintiff and Mee tn the Answer: Yes. ie eal separate and apart for a period of two years or more a8 8106 p in South Carolina between the Pp complaint? tt 2, Was a marriage ceremony performed an Sn), ffand defmdart on or about the 3lst day of May, Answer: Yes. Answer: Yes. man and wife? 3. Has the plaintiff and defendant ever lived together as _ Answer: No. -O- -0- -0= -0= <0 laintiff ceremony, was the pale. . the aforesaid mrriage erformed, & reptble ot naa nding oF appreciating the mature of the ashe laiown the nature oa she have nemitted the same to mve been perfome character of same? Answer: No. O72 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 191 MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1941 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY. Fe C. next friem, P. He Efird, by E. M. Land, 4 Plaintiff 4 ) ~vs - JUDGMENT Efird, Deferiant. } THIS CAUSE coming on to be heard before His Honor, Felix Alley ’ Judge Pre. siding, and a jury, and it appearing to the Court thet the jury has samiabien tie iS8sue of record as follows: 1. Are the plaintiff and defendant residents of the State of lorth Caro} —- rolinad Answer: Yes. 2. Wasa marriage ceremony performed in South Carolina between the plaintif( and defendmt on or about the 4lst day of May, 191? olla Answer: Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff and defendant ever lived together as man and wife? Answer: No. ; That at the time of the aforesaid marriage ceremony, was the plaintiff capable of understanding or appreciating the nature of the ceremony pex formed, and woul’ she have permitted the same to have been performed had she known the nature and cheracter of same? Answer: No. And it further appearing to the Yourt that the plaintiff was not capable of entering into a marriage ceremony on the 3lst day of May, 1941, and that the plaintiff end defendant have never lived together as man and wife, and thet the said ceremmy ‘s null and voids: between the plaintiff and the defeniant before IT 1S, THEREFORE, ORDERED, s an official of the State of Mouth Caro- on a out the 31st day of May, 1941, be and the same is hereby annulled, to the st extent as if the same had never been performed. This the th day of August, 191. Felix E. Alley —— Judge Presiding e¢ ee HERRERO EAE EEE .* | No. 3607 ) DIVO RCE. led, answers te Helen Bowles Renegar } The "Divorce Jury" being duly sworn end empane ’ vs issues submitted to it as follows: Roy Reregar North Carolina, Iredell County. Helen Bowles Renegar Roy Rene gar In the Superior Court, August Tem, 11 “ve . 29830886 ) ) IN THE SUPERIOR court SECOND WEEK -~ AUGUST TERM 191 MONDAY, AUGUST Ltn, 1941 86 / 1. Did the plaintiff and the de“endant intermar ; complaint ? rry as allezed in the Answer: Yes. 2. Have the plaintiff md the defendant lived se t years immediately prior to the commencement of this acti — 7 teers fer oe Answer: Yes. 3. Was seid separation without fault on the part of the plaintiff? Answer: Yes. lh. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the "t«te of North Carolina for more than one year next preceeding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County Auzust Term, 191 Helen Bowles Renegar {4 } vs JUDGMENT & & Roy Renegar { This cause coming on to be heard at the regular August, 1941, Tem of Superior Court for Iredell County, North Carolina, and veing heard before the under- signed Judge Presiding and a jury, md the jury having answered the following issues submitted as indicated, and as appear’ in the record, viz: "l, Didthe plaintiff and the defmdent intermarry es alleged in the complai nt? Answer: Yes. the defendant lived separate ard apart for - oo eee re commencement of this action? two years immediately prior to t Ans wer: Yes. 3. Was said separation without fault on he mart of the plaintl ff? Answer: Yes. f the State of North Carolina for 4. Has the plaintiff been 4 resident o ¢ of this action? more thm one ye ar’ rext preceeding the commencema Answer: Yes. IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AMD DECREED that rdant be, and they are hereby the bonds of matrimony heretofore ext sting between the plaintiff and the defe ’ divorce dissolved, and that the plaintiff te, and she is herevy granted an absolute div from the defendmt. © action. It is further ordered that the defendant pay the costs of this Felix E. Alley Yudge Presiding _ -“O=- <0 “0- <0- ©08= -0- -0- -O- -0 0 54 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT | SECOND WEEK ~~ AUGUST TERM 191 MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1910 IN THE SUPERIOR court SECOND WEEK -- AUGUST TERY 1 070 MONDAY, AUGUST kth, a _— No. 361) DIVORCE. pen slo. 34.55 / Lillian Adams Cowan ) The "Divorce Jury’ being duly sworn and em CAR OLINA ; / vs {issues submitted to it as follows: panelled, &sWers thy Fi aL COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. John Cowan \ lie R, Turner, ) ut Plaimiff 4} North Cardina, IN THE SUPERIOR Court i JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIYE Iredell County. August Term, 1941 ee ‘ e , m Deferdart. Lillian Adams Cowan } -vVs - { IsSsvueEgs i At a Super‘or Court held at the Courthouse in States AG ee ae John Cowan 4 yonday, the 28th day of July, 19). esville, N. C. on 1. Did the plaintiff and defendant marry ard are they now husband and Present: Hon. Felix E, Alley, Judge. as alleged in the complai nt? wite, This action having been called ard it appeering that the same has been comromised by tre terms whereof the defendant has agreed to pay ahd the plaintiff Answer: Yes. has agreed to accept the sum of ONE HUNDIED ($100.00) DOLLARS tn full and final ef 4 settlemnt, acquittance, release md discharge of a1] claims and demands asainst 2. Has the plainticf and defendart lived separate and apart from each other the defendant, and the defendant has agreed to pay the hospital bill to an for mre than two years next preceeding the commencement of this action, as alleged in Memorial Hospital and the costs of this action. 1 Rowar the complaint? : ; a IT IS NOW, THEREF@=, on motion of F. W. Williams, Attorney for plaintiff, Ans wer: £08. concurred in by Hayden Clement, Counsel for Defendant; » Has the plaintiff been a bonifide resident of the State of North camlin ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: That the plaintiff recover judgment against for more than two years immediatel y preceeding the insitution of this action, as alle; the defendart in the sum of ONE HUNDRED ($100.00) DOLLARS and the costs of this : 7 od ° , ~ “+ ‘ = ‘ = hehe! . w e ~ au i aad 4 Ve . 4 “ in the complaint? action in full and final compromise settlement, release, discharge and acquittence . of her cause of action set out in the complaint ard all claims and demands that Answer: Yes. plaintiff may have or hereafter acquire by reason of the present condition of things aainst the deferant, and that the defen’ant pay the Rowan Memorial Hospital its — oe Se ee bill far services to the said Lillie R. Tumer, and that F. W. williams is hereby authorized to satisfy said judgment of record and receipt for same. a Date the th day of August, 1941. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, d this e th day of August, 19l) Felix E. Alley Iredell County. August Term, 19). BY CONSENT: Yuige Presiding 15th Judicial District. lillie R. Turrer Plaintiff Lillian Adams Cowan } JUDGEMENT FW. Williams Attor ey for Plaintiff. vs ¥ JUDG mm N John C Hayden Clement Attorney for Defendant. onn owan This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Super. e wa Pree eee He ae eee HEHEHE HREHHE HEHEHE EH EEE + @ourt of Iredell County, North Carolina, before His Honor, Felix E. Alley, Judge Pre ’ . by the Court siding and a jury, ami the jury having answered the issues submitted to it by te” ea in favor of the plaintiff ani against the defendant, as set out in the record: or m tris It is therefore, ordered ani adjudged by the Court that the bonds ) WORTH CAROLINA + min SUPERIOR COURT. ndent, Jon LEDELL COUNTY. IN THE SUPERI fendent, ¢% ITY. heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Lillian Adams Cowan, and the defe ’ p : absolute Mar Cowan be, ari tle same are here by disolved, and the plaintiff is granted an geret yo “vs- F ‘DGMENT FOR BLAINTIFF. divorce from the defendart. Meolerd H. ney | JUDGMENT FOR Bl Felix E. Alley Defendant. § Tuige Fresiding t . . onaa At a Superior Court held at the Cow thouse in Statesville, N. C. on M ye he 28th day of July, 19). ga eet? , Cc ek eee eee ee eee ee ee ee ee eee ae ee ee oF % Present: Hon. Felix E. Alley, Judge » es oe am This action having been called and it appearing ae the plaintiff nouprom ised by the terms whereof the defendant has agree 11 and final settlement, tes agreed to accept the sim of FIFTY ($50.00) DOLLAKS = : against the defendant, art ttence, release and discharge of all elaine and ey Rowan Memorial Hospital and he defendant has agreed to pay the hospi ta ® costs of this action. ae ain ’ Williams, Attorney for p iT 8 N GRE, on motion of F. W. errs in by Sedan tones” Counsel for defendant; 576 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SN Sonnac AN mn a =- AUGUST TERM 192 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 597 sca aT, AUGUST 4th, 1941 SECOND WEEK - AUGUST TERM 1941 i MONDAY, AUGUST hth, 1941: ORDERED, ADJ UDGED AND DECREED: that the plaintirr recover the defendant in the sum of FIFTY ($50.00) DOLLARS and the costs of Ar gement tgaine No. 3521 full and final compromise settlement, release, discharge and acquittance of haw in of action set out in the complaint am all claims and demanis that plaintire ma Cause sail cialis or hereafter acquire by reason of the present condition of things azainst th Y heve ; @ , ; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, and that the defemiant pay the Rows: Wenorial Hospital ite bill for services ttt, Sina CUES i atebie Margaret Tumer, and that F, W, Williems is hereby authorized to satisfy coq ye dra of record and receipt for same. ~ Edward “i tire | n . Sccek tok 0h be Ge 66 Pee 2k, eile aa, JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF, | ar ° . Felix E. Alle wees § BY OONSENT: yeeros arene To udicial District Merceret Tur ner Plaintiff dial a you. at the Courthouse in Statesville, N. C. on Monday | c + ’ 7 ° i F. W. Williams Attorrey for Plaintiff. Present: Hon. Felix E. Alley, Juice - - . . ‘J Dd Vasey . Hayden Clement Attorney for ~cfemant. | This action having been callod and it appearing that the same has been compromised by the terms wie reof the defendant his agreed to pay and the plaintiff has agreed to accept the sum of FIFTY ($5000) DOLIARS in full amd final settlement, acquittm ce, release and discharge of all claims and demands against the defendant, eH EH EEE HEHEHE RHEE |S and the defencant has agreed to paythe hospital bill to Rowan Memorial Hospital and dose a ea a i 4 ’ PF EReee pay the costs of this action. . | al IT IS NOW, THEREFOTE, on motion of F. %. Williams, attorney for plaintiff, No. 3520 concurred in by Hayden Clement, Counsel for defendant: mi j ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: That the plaintiff recover judgment arainst NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. the defendant in the sum of FIFTY ($50.00) DOLLARS and the cos ts of this ection in IREDELL COUNTY. full and final comprdmise settlement, release, discharge and acquittance of his cause of action set out in the complaint and all cleims and demands thet plaintiff Thompson C t may have or hereafter acquire by reason of the present cond tion of things against ee eee ee the deferiart, and that the defendant psy the Rowan Memorial Hospital its bill for -vVs- ) JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF. ser ices to the said Edward Mills, and that F. Ww. Williams ts he reby authorized to Ri chan H Per ce ) satisfy said judsment of record and receipt for same. Uliek ase 4 at D f nd ante — Dated this the th day of dywust, 1941. ha Mie mms the courthouse in Sta esville, }. C. on Monday, Felix E. Alley iti ne BY CONSENT: Judge Prestd’na, 15th he 20th cay of ly, 1941. Judicial District Present: Hon. Felix E. Alley, Judge. Edward Mills Plaintiff. This action leving been called and it appearing that the came me ee aoe F. W. Williams Attomey for Plairtiff. aa. an og ogg eats ; 7 5 way laintiff has agree’ ——— isec he terms whereof the defeniant has agreed to pay and the p Atte : gee ais eae to ane ee of OnE HUD RED ($100.00) DOLLARS in full and f inal othe oe Hayden Clement tiorrey for pefermant. vu a } 410 © ‘ i sue Ww o ~ a , i ance a ge and Giscrerge of ell claims md demands against the de a ae on ote deferdar t has agreed to pay the hospital bill to Rowan Memorial Hospital an of this ection. j iff ¢ % 3 ¢ ¢ < t 4h Yt & IT IS NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of F. We Williams, Attorney for plaintit, concurred in by Hayden Clemmt, Counsel for ~efendant: | rt agbinst % ee eee oo eee, eee ggpenr yg i recover julgeent ifn in fu NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, defendant in the sum of ONE HUNDRED ($100.00) DOLLARS and the cos her cause of act.a IREDELL COUNTY. AUWST TERI, 191. f to end final compromise settlemm@mt, release, discharge and Me ttt ae rave oF heres!!# set out in tlhe complaint md all claims and demands that plaint1! rt, and thet the : Vy acquire by reason of the present cond tion of things against the ee Flossie C. L. Rhme, eta, } defendant pay the Rowan Memorial Hospital its bill for services *¢ aan said judgnest } Thompson Colvert, md that F. W. “41lliams is hereby authorized to + ORDER of record end receipt for same. - . 1yne prug Company. Dated this the Lth day of Augist, 19. Felix E. Me This cause coming on to be heard, it is ordered that Andrew C. wee Seta 5 J J eo *res Rece f Rhyne Drug Compm file a report on the first day o ne hovanber Term, — Se = Twiicial District aa, c wise his receipts md disbursements under orders of the court in this matter. Colver Flossi e Thompson Plaintiff. In the event that this report is not filed the Court will then issue such F, W. Willians Attorney for Plaintiff. orders as may, upon motion, appear proper. | It is ordered that a copy of this notice be sefived on Andrew C. McIntosh, Receiver, unless he accepts service thereof. Hayien Clement Attorney far De‘ endant. This Augist 4, 191. ' aaavanaee?® Felix E. all ee aa a He oa ee te ee Gigs Pecoteina UHH HHH HEH aaa aera © IN THE SUPERIOR CO — a a 576 URE Richard H. Pence, BY CONSENT: ~“Judse Prestaing Tt — Jud lainti ff iclal District we iis ia ; Margaret Tur_rer. rr & ouperior Courthe at the Courthouse in tatesville, N. Cc. Mond os the 28th dey of July, 191. on Monday SECQND WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 1942 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MONDAY, AUGUST hth, 193 SECOND WEEK = AUGUST TERM 191 077 j MONDAY, AUGUST hth, 191. ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: that the plaintirr recover udgme the defendant in the sum of FIFTY ($50.00) DOLLARS and the costs of as san against No. 3521 full amd final compromise settlement, release, discharge and acquittance of i > of action set out, in the ee ea a. i that plaintire ney have NORTH CAR QLINA or hereafter acquire by reason o r : 1 on 0 Ngs azainst : IN THE SUPE and that the deferiant pay the Rowan Memorial Hospital its bili for services (eee : TREDELL COUNTY. eran oe Margaret Turner, and that F. W. Williams is hereby authorized to satisfy saiq jud @ sata of record and receipt for same. Gent Edward Mil 26, - nt ° Dated this the lth day of Augist, 191. vs JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF, ) F. W. Willians Attorrey for Plaintiff. Present: Hon. Felix &. Alley, Judge. den Clement Attorney for ~efemant. Hay This action having been callod and it appearing that the same has been compromised by the terms wie reof the defendant his agreed to pay and the Plaintiff has agreed to accept the sum of FIFTY ($5000) DOLIARS tn full and final settlement, | acquittm ce, release and discharge of all claims and demands against the defendant, Ce PERKS EHH HEHEHE REE EEE Ree eee Sees end the defencant has agreed to paythe hospital bill to Rowan Memorial Hospital and 4 pay the costs of this action. IT IS NOW, THEREFOR, on motion of F. we Williams, attorney for plaintiff, No. 3520 concurred in by Hayden Clement, Counsel for defendant: £ — ; ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: That the plaintiff recover judgment arainst NORTH CAR OLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. the defencant in the sum of FIFTY ($50.00) DOLLARS and the costs of this action in IREDELL COUNTY. full and final comprdmise settlement, release, discharge and acquittance of his cause of action set out in the complaint and all claims and demands that plaintiff se Thompson Colvert } may have or hereafter acquire by reason of the present cond tion of things against Flossie P Plaintirr. 4} the deferart, and that the defendant pay the Rowan Memorial Hospital its bill for “sti " JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF. ser ices to the said Edward Mills, ard that F. yw. Williams is hereby authorized to ) ' ‘i s i dg m "ec end rec > f Richan H. Pence, satisfy said judement of record an receipt for same. | Deferdant. Dated this the th day of Jyust, 1941. | Superior Court held at the courthouse in Sta esville, }. C. on Mondey, Felix E. Alley is gegen BY CONSENT: Tudze Pestana Terr y of July, 19). dg si » 15th : h 22th Aa 7 the 2oth ca Judicial District : 4 f Dp 2 Presents: Hon. Felix E. Alley, Judge. Edward Mills Plaintiff. This action lwving been called and it appearing that the came has bee oul F. W. Williams Attomey for Plairtiff. mised by the terms whereof the defeniant has agreed to pay and the prereset ce a a. eee 7 a to accept the sum of ONE HUNDRED ($100.00) DOLLARS in full and final a ayaen emen tvorirey tor pelem . ance, release and cdiscrerge of ell claims mddemands against the defendan 4 ‘ne costs deferdant has agreed to pay the hospital bill to Rowan Memorial Hospital an of this ection. + intiff oto otk a : ' ' t % IT IS NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of F. W. Williams, Attorney for plaintif!, concurred in by Hayden Clemmt, Counsel for ~efendant: | . ° ent aghinst ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: That the plaintiff rocewet Fa action in Mt NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, defendant in the sum of ONE HUNDRED ($100.00) DOLLARS and the cos © ter cause of ectid IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TEI, 1941. enc final compromise settlemant, release, discharge and Ter : rave or hereof? set out in tre compla nt md all claims and demands that eae and thet the acquire by reason of the present cond tion of things against - tine said Flosse C. Le Rhone, et al, ‘ defendant pay the Rowan Memorial Hospital its bill for eere7 eee satiefy said juagnest ; Thompson Colvert, md that F. W. “{1liams is hereby authorized to vs ORDER of record end receipt for same. - . 1yne prug Company. Dated this the th day of Augist, 19. Fel Eh te This cause coming on to be heard, it is ordered that raga C. ae ITs Judge *res Receiver of Rhyne Drug Compmy, file a report on the first day o 1@ lLovenber Term, laeneai Juiicial District 1941, showing his recsipts ma disbursements under orders of the court in this matter. Colver Enoes o_Thompeon Plainure. In the event that this report is not filed the Court will then issue such F. W. Willians Attorney for Plaintiff. orders as may, upon motion, appear proper. It is ordered that a copy of this notice be sefved on Andrew C. Mcintosh, Receiver, unless he accepts service thereof. Hayien Clement Attorney far De!'endant. et This Augist 4, 1941. ae? oo en oo COST Felix E. all i ——fudge Px 4 fl ——_— ng ™ UHH HEH HHH HHH aaa aaa HOH OHH © Bm IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 8 SECOND WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 192 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT MONDAY, AUGUST kth, 191. SECOND WEEK --- AUGUST TERM 1941 MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1941 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. IN THE SUPERIOR couRr, COUNTY OF IREDELL. DOCKET No, Nort Carolina, In the Supertor Court. N STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA ) | Iredell County. V. ) FINAL DISCHARGE. N TJ 7 r= “¢ t Y array Andy Moose, Defendant ) Helen Bowles B@enega: ti -VS- ) CONSENT JUDGENT, It appearing that the above defendant was pleced on Probation by the yy Renegar. \ Frank Armstrong, Judge Holding this Court on the 2nd day of Augist, 1938, fom A Onoradle of 3 years, amd it further appearing that the 4 year probation period has ended os Mis cause coming ‘ . . said defeniart has satisfactorily fulfilled the Conditions of Probation a3 set tae i pa C aus € “= n to be vd before the undersigne : é : : ‘ 2¢ Pe 1 . Courts oP the *ifteenth Judicial District of North Carol the judgment in this cause amd is entitled to Final Discharge: in Cour a aes bas a nets Coralan, r ) X ic peal hviil 422i Udll “a Cc 4Uiua40u S&CULOT I< Vile NO’, THETEPONE, IT IS ORDERED AND ADJULGED, that the defendant, andy Noose, pi a te Peat Gdabier uk Gc kaa “9 and is hereby, released and discharged from the probation judgment in this €, be, an wos 11 SUPPO ua waintenance; l, cause, it appearing to the Court that the defm@mdant s wai i. erinc upon said motior and it hes 7." . J oth: +}, 2 22 &@ Hearing upon s Qa 1b OTL» IQ dV 2les Yeen & st Unu Gg enda judgmnt siged herein out of the Fifteenth Judicial Distr? Felix E. Alley and ” $4 es AL Cl VLSU This lst day of Augst, 19). 1 . ° , Judge Preslding, a. appear ing that t } a ? le Sant i LE ane er ee a ~ ylut 3 e a4 in a a ¢ . Bae a 1 ° + ~ : See a arene & lefendant at the regular August, 1941, rm of Superior Court North Carolina; and, 4 * » * > ‘ » 2 at 2% et <t 23 26 2% -t <“t 2 <% ao a 26 2 e ae 2 oat Me te te ab ae a ae th eh ee a es Lt fur t} Y 9 { 4 ry 1 $+>+4 } 4 > a vile ls pesPrang P42GlNviad as e cu : San —% oa, eee : it has been agre t tt y r ain in } Cus to LU . * ‘a ” + s nm 4+ + + Fa) A sum di S eVU pet nun i , U ioe pre ¢ 4 Cy sul Cc. 8} = soe — + Qa. ‘ ie , fan thnin nort mM matntensnece NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court, for Geir support amd maintenance. = f sit ™ } IREDELL COUNTY. August Term - 1941 itis, therefore, by consent of the rties, % uF > | QD c js a na ~ I C8 w 8 a a a ~ - C M. Deaton psa Us. > may OC 4uU J 4 G U + vs ’ Tt fe t , Andanan , ant 7 +} ‘ 7 ’ a. 2 ) de a & lh at Js 4 ‘ ik ALA Ua A Jy bac 5 s v Mooresville Building and } dieeeeeee bee i I : md acjuacsed, by c nt, that 7 : +3 piaintifi for the use and benefi { said children, thy A Loan Association ’ kan Res ' 0 + Lene wy + 3 2 = , z wl ,4 WovVeWv vol dibliy ~ wiley ~Y } a } n+ ? c +--+ 7 2 ; on °® Iredell County: r before the 5t) September, 19u1, a lik mt tc To the Superior Court of Iredell County: lav o .} ra every calendar month hereafter wt4 wt oe J ” . ° ° Mm S baw tame ao% s7 4% > ana T A be wel ATM ved ABOU AL MOts a“ s ~ vO Wives £UPUIC) Ae W. Colson, Ligquidating Trustee of the Mooresville Building and Loan Association, eh oe i ee . on ce s : , 5 . T 2 9 . V4 47 r a ec wever Viic ie See wills Cliv c respectfully submits the followin; report, from May 1st,19l1 to July 31, 191, inclusin: £POvs s Nowever, vou J NE _ ge = payne z | Vi x meorein, upo appli Cavi oY Of as de ea a : 0% 3 RECEI pre ._ Sai c 4G I w1é Lil Cc 4 na - \L UNC a : ‘ee se = «© 7) ' - a ad + l a 9 190),7 g 2 (6 ‘ | Cash on hmd and in bark, May 1, 1941 1,3 pt Ske ten Ga Gor ot dies’. 2010 44 Lif wus “a a 4a a» Jé . Rn an 32. J = , 4 ten N Felix Payments on loss 251.00 ¥ : . 0 vu 8 nolding Payments on real estate 00.0 et ae 2 . ’ o(¢ rifteer 1 Judiclia 7 tay ent ‘ \TO RIMCc wh WT1Cee 9 Vin DUNS SIAN Los Paid stockholders iy Furri ture em fixtures et Repairs to real estate 50. 0 Compens ation 0100 Bond of Trus tee Sundry experses Loans Cash on hand and in bank, July 41, 1941 ,aaonmmea AOUnLOS= ; ; 1455-82 Cash on hand and in bank , July 41, 19) 2),,265.0l Loans=-book value 13, 572482 Real Estate - book value Fumiture am f ixtures-book value ° LIABILITIEB:- dupe De stockholders 2,01 6 Bills payable ? bbe Reserves and undivided profits-book value 0,71 39 Respectfully submitted, A. W. Colson i K.W.Colson, Liquidating Trustee. ' a? ga4 | on4ee eee eee oe ae oe se s* s . > * se . * * 2 S 2 : « ; i i i i a a IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 1942 MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 19). 278 N STATE OF ORTH CAROLINA. IN THE SUPENI OR Court COUNTY OF IREDELL. DOCKET NO. 80 _* STA!E OF NORTH CAROLINA V. Andy Moose, FINAL DISCHARGE. SS <> De ferd ant It appearing that the above defendant was pleced on Probation 74 r . 2 a 4 ’ » x . “ Frank Armstrong, Judge ‘iolding this Court on the 2n¢4 day of Augist, 1929 . ‘ , 7%, 4790 oa * +4 ’ ay - "7 mt . . ' of 4 years, am , further appearing that the 4 yenr probation perioa ; Cn ? ° V« 4 5 3 - ‘ . ’ said deferd art has satisfactorily fulfilled the Conditions of Probat ! oy } re nto . a t 244 7 re 9 ¢ ' +Vbi the judgmmnt in this cause ar is entitl t inal Discharge: Ni ? ru er Vi E, LT ae QRDERED AND ADJUL SED, that the defenday + } 1 Aiactry % fror ha nre £ . and is reby, released ani discharged from the probation judgment tn th " r . This lst day of Aumst, 19l1. Cy andy Mooge oy the Honora), » Tor a pertog nas ended ana the ®3 set forth :, ’ Ls cause, Felix E. Al le oe Judcve Presiding + > 4% 4 + 46 4 t% 4 «64h Ot} lll lel OM OU > 4 ‘ - oe +2 & + % 4% 46 @ Ho he he eH * eas Sas NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court, IREDELL COUNTY. Ausust Term - 19) 4 ° Dent n 4 19 § Mooresville Building and } Loan Assocint’'om 4 To the Superior urt of Jd lell unty: \ « Colson, i idat , t ville ild } Association, tfully submits the followt!: t, from May 1st,19\1 to July 41, 1941, inelusin: ash on hmd and in bark, May 1, d $1,325.72 ent 32.00 Payments on loms 251.0 r Tne € yr en ste a 00,90 pJarel6 , cn ~ 4 E 4we@® Pa Lockholders 77-50 Furri ture word fixtures 39.63 Penatrsa t er tr a 10.15 . ‘ » +4 y 50.00 7) 56 a 0 Bor yf Trun tee Me Sundry exnerscs 6.21 nna > 7) a 4 ; 5,8 Sash or } ii nk, July » 194 in - , , ASSE ;= a ck ae ae 1 455082 a ee o_o oe 2h; ,265+04 LOA 4= DOOK Value r) 12 92 ea) state = bon) mlue 30? e * urni tur ac fixtures-book value jn ; / TA TTT ° -IAB1LITIEB: - 31,567-71 Due stockholders 9612.00 ills payable 61536, 62 eserves and aivided ofita-book value 9 40,71 3 Respectfully submitted, A. W. Colson K.W.Colson, Liauldating Trustee. a? aa? : oa* onee HUH Hee eneneeaeannaneennneee?® % be, IN THE SUPiRIOR COURT SECOND WEEK --- AUGUS'’ TERM 194) MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1941 ~ > © elen Bowles Benegar } 4a 4 2 b i i + o J ; ee ee a "ry y 4 J ei 4 M,.% . aI Ss A COM. Tif u v 4 pee 4 + ’ ' 7 ’ t 2OW ) ui wuUalrc + C ‘ a ‘ ‘ t ] 4a pia l 4 c V é 5 ¢ + Cont & ‘ ‘ ? “ + Vo - Gi , 7 de $4 ¢ 4 , war ” Ad 4 OWAa! 401 e “ i da ~O5 9 + f > ‘ vy A 1) + ‘ } ‘ + } a lye t th Uv v cif A a ? r 4 +2 y ‘ 9 @ ~ 2 + . A 4 + A \tde Jhang 4 avy « A i . ’ ; = ‘ ‘ . < a ju y Bia sey da A 4 Ly 4 =) + . ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ’ . ~ 40 + + . % 2 ) ‘ + * 4 ’ Ld » - wil , ‘ ‘ . 7 a v 4 Usd , , ‘ t +}¢ ’ ’ + A i i ad a4 t+ ¢ ’ ‘ ‘ 4 ’ rs wv i ajil 4 A " ' Ps +. si 4 , “ ‘ ’ “ ‘ 4 7 ' vif wu por i vue ‘ ‘ er ap ‘ + , - eo Weg - , e z mA a7 a 4 4 . J 4 ’ 4 aa A a , ’ 4 : pehi s 4 I “ A J Cc 4 4 , tf pe , ‘ ew , } wa ( ‘ ‘ ' ” wae / ‘ : wie 9 ~» A 44 » ~ A . J a ’ ‘ 4 ’ , wills J t £ ‘ ‘ A ys - - , a 4 ar 4 > 4 - * 4 - - ‘ 4 5 Jwid ua, a 4*#Uu Uu ’ » Jhipe o —_-- -—— -—~ tft . ~ . | A ve a, ” f ! wiles x ar ge rishi , , ar ) ; at —~ ee — a ae an a ne ee ALi @ “a ‘ 979 ‘ a i © , ha ‘ J , . oe 978 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF ITEDELL. N STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA V. Andy Moose, Defendant It appearing that the above defendant was pleced on Probation } r , IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SECOND WEEK -- AUGUST TERM 19n1 MONDAY, AUGUST kth, 191. IN THE SUPERIOR DOCKET NO. FINAL DISCHARGE. Frank Armstrong, Judge liolding this Court on the 2nd day of Aug of 4 years, and it further appearing said defer art has satisfactorily fulfilled the Conditions of Probat his cause am is entitled to Final Discharge: the judgmnt in NQi, THE is hereby, released EFORE, and IT IS QRDERED \ { A RTT TYTITICT AND AL U GED, This lst day of Aumst, 19}. NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. Tr e so C. M. ton vs Mooresville Building and Loan Association rad To the Superior Court of A. W. Colson, Liquidatinz respectfully submits the Cash on hmd and in bark, Rent Payments on loans Payments on real estate DIS BURS HIENTS:- Paid stockholders Furri ture em fixtures Repairs to real estate Compens ation Bond of Trus tee Sundry experses Loans Cash on hand and ,eaQDNa. AOOELLOS@= Felix E, Judg at SU, that the 4 year probation peri L that the defendant and discharged from the probation judgment in th COURT. by the Honora 1938, for a ua od has ended and the +On 88 set forth in is cause, Alley @ Presiding, eee HH ae Association, 1, 1941, inclusive: % 3 3 Se St Gt fe Sb Ot + 3 3 de 2 46 4 4 In the Superior Court, A _ Ne 19 Ausust Term - 1941 A Iredell County: Trustee of the Mooresville Building and Loa: followin; report, from May 1st,19l1 to July 3 May 7 70},7 May 1, 194t ! T Zz 0),1 July 41, 19 Cash on hand and in bank , July 41, 19) Loans-book value Real Estate =- book Fumi ture ard value LIABILITIEB:- Due stockholders Bills payable Reserves and undivided f ix tu res-book % % & & % value profits-book value Respectfully submitted, A. W. Colson A.W.Colson, Liquidating we i 4 % 4 Se te tt OF Trus tee. + & & Ht $1,325.72 32.00 2514.00 wn , . 77.50 39.63 10.15 50,00 0,00 eae # » Andy Moose, be, IN THE SUPiRIOR COURT SECOND WEEK --- AUGUST TERM 1941 079 MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1941 aT , ~ s nora VAT Lina, - he wYS a) C U + _ MA + ~ . 3 4 Ary . ” Tredel + County. 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