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Don Pleasants Shuts Out Oxford Here 9-0
Keeps Visitors’ Hits
Scattered During Game
Lawrenceville Here
Wednesday, Clarks
ville Thursday,
Hillsboro Sunday
Don Pleasants was very effective
against Oxford here yesterday after
noon at I.oaue Park, keeping their
nine hits well scattered and shut them
out. 9 to 0 to give the Henderson In
dependents a victory _
Hedricl .started on the mound for
the visito s, giving up three hits in his
four innings stay but he also gave five
free passes to first base. He was re
,l :eved by Dillihay, who fared no bet
ter, giving up seven hits in his four
inning sojourn on the mound.
The Independents put tne game on
ice in the second inning with a four
run scoring splurge featured by dou
bles by Cutts and Pleasants.
One of the largest crowds to witness
a contest since the selling of score
cards has been in vogue, was at the
game yesterday.
This W eek’s Card
This week, the locals will take on
the Lawrenceville, Va., aggregation, a
team composed of some of the best
baseball talent in southside, Virginia,
numbering several College Stars
in its ranks. Clarksville, Va., comes
here Thursday afteinoon for their last
appearance on the locals diamond
this season. They have one of the
strongest teams that has faced the
Henderson nine this season. Hills
boro comes here next Sunday to tackle
the locals, their previously scheduled
game being rained out here some
weeks ago.
The box score:
Oxford Ah R H Po A E
Hedgepeth ss 4 0 11 2 1
Wilson 2b 4 o*2 3 1 0
Bullock 3b-cf 4 0 0 1 2 1
Parham cfc 4 0 4 5 0 0
Perkins cf 3b 3 0 0 2 1 0
Dillihay lbp 4 0 11 2 0
Duncan rs 1 0 0 1 0 0
Smith c 3 0 0 3 0 0
G. Hedgepeth If 3 0 0 0 0 0
Hedrick p, lb 3 0 17 0 1
Totals 33 0 9 24 7 4
Henderson Ah K 11 P A £
Scoggins ss 3 0 0 2 4 2
Pahlman lb 5 11 13 0 0
Langley 3b 5 11 1 2 0
Poole c 4 2 2 5 0 0
Woodruff If 4 11 2 0 0
Terrell rs 3 i i j q 0
Cutts 2b 4 i 3 2 5 0
cf 1 2 0 1 0 0
Pleasants p 4 0 1 0 0 0
Totals 33 9 10 27 11 2
Score by innings: r
Oxford : 000 000 000—0
Henderson 041 121 OOx—9
Two base hits: Hedgepeth, Terrell,
Cutts, Pleasants. Double plays: Hed
gepeth to Dillihay; Cutts to Pahlman,
Scoggins to Pahlman. Hits off Hed
gepeth, 3 in 4 innings; off Dillihay, 7
in 4 innings. Walks: off Hedrick 5 in
4 innings; Dillihay 1 in 4 innings;
Pleasants 1,
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notice op re-sale ~
Land known as John Jordan Estate.
By virtue of power contained in a
judgment of the Superior Court in
PrOCeeding ent *tled John
Clark vs. Edward Hawkins, et al, heirs
of John Jordan, I will re-sell, 'by pub
♦S’ t 0 the highest bidder, for
cash, at the court house door in Hen
derson, Vance County, N. C„ at 12
oclook, Noon, on Monday the 27th dav
of August 1934, the following descrlb
ed property:
v Jf ng in . M >ddleburg Township,
Vance County, and bounded as fol
lows: Being eighty-five acres of land
U ? i of the h ome Place on
which the late John Jordan long resid
ed (after selling off 35 acres to T. T
Hicks), said 85 acres situate near the
residence of the late W. G Mitchell
formerly adjoining Thomas Hender
son, Rowland and others, fox more
detailed description see Special Pro
ceedings No. 1,436, and will of John
Jordan in Book B at Page 515.
Bidding will start at $330.00.
: This 6th day of August, 1984,
T. S. KITTRELL,
t . Commissioner.
Sta^djhAsl
CITY LEAGUE
Team W L Pet
Lions 15 3 .833
M. P. Baracas 11 6 .64?
iM. E. Baracas 7 11 .389
Legions 3 16 .158
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Team: W. L Pet
Norfolk 25 11 .694
Wilmington 22 14 .611
Charlotte 19 15 .559
Greensboro 15 18 ,445
Richmond 14 20 .382
Asheville 8 25 .242
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Team: W. L. Pei
Detroit 65 37 .637
New York 63 37 *630
Cleveland 56 45 .554
Boston 54 50 .519
Washington 47 54 .465
St. Louis 44 53 .454
Philadelphia 38 59 .392
Chicago 36 68 .346
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Team W. L. Pet
New York 66 38 .635
Chicago 62 40 .608
St. Louis 58 43 574
Boston 52 52 ’.500
'Pittsburgh 48 51 .485
Brooklyn 43 57 .430
Philadelphia 43 60 .417
Cincinnati 35 66 .347
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Wilmington 8; Charlotte 4.
Norfolk 8; Asheville 2.
Only games played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia 1; New York 3.
Chicago 0; Detroit 7.
Washington 2-3; Boston 1-7
St. Louis 2; Cleveland 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 4-1; Chicago 0-4.
Boston 7-3; Brooklyn 4-5.
New York 7; Philadelphia 4
Pittsburgh 6-7; St. Louis 4-2.
e
iToda^pmes
CITY LEAGUE
Lions vs. M. P. Baracas.
(Tomorrow;
Legions vs. M. E. Baracas.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Richmond at Charlotte.
Asheville at Wilmington.
Norfolk at Greensboro.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
m§
mry-ngs
BUCS DEFEAT BEES
Wilmington defeated Charlotte yes
erday in Charlotte, hoping on the of.
ferings of Chester Martin for 15 hits,
winning 8 to 4. The Bees errored five
times.
tars GET 10TH STRAIGHT WIN
The Norfolk Tars won tiheir tenth
straight game yesterday in Norfolk,
defeating Asheville Bto 2 Hill, Brown
and Hassett hit homers for the’ Tars.
New Headquarters
For Forest Fires
Control Arranged
Winter Hotel.
Hally Ofaanteb Dat-ena
Os J. C. baskervili7
Raleigh, Aug. 6.--Combined head
quarters for forest fire control activi
ties for the fourth and fifth forestry
districts have been established at
Washington, N. C., W. McCormick, as
sistant State forester, announced to
day. i
Supervision of the work will be
under thed irection of District Fores
j arter * wh o has moved from
Windsor to Washington, a more cen
tral location for the two districts. J.
ohief forest warden for the
fifth district, will retain his head
quarters at Ahoskie, and F. L. Hooker
chief forest warden for th e fourth
district, will remain at New Bern.
* he , new rtCt ' up ’ Mr - Carter
will direct forest fire protection for
ll counties now cooperating in the
states protective system. These
counties are as follows; Bertie
Edgecombe, Halifax, Hertford, Nash!
Northampton, Warren, Johnston, Wil
son, Wayne. Greene. Lenlir, Pitt,
Craven and Beaufort. *
Nw hadquarters for the erarranged
uT St ! y d,Btrlc: have been es
tablished at Wananish in Columbus
C c r, ty ’ Wl i h E ; P formerly
chief warden for -district two at Le
noir transferred to the new territory.
HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1934 '~* r
M. P.’S JIM
FDR SECOND PLACE
Lions Assured of Place In
Play-Off; M. P., Have
Big Lead Over Rivals
With the Lions assured of a place in
the three game series play-off for the
championship of the City League, the
fight shifts to whether or not the M.
P. Baracas will be their opponents in
the fight. The M. E.’s are trailing the
second place M. P’s by a wide margin
but they still have a numerical chance
.to come in second. The past week’s
play was marked by three victories
' *ay the loop leading Lions.
This week’s play gets underway this
afternoon with the Lions taking on
the M. P. Baracas. Tuesday, the M.
E. Baracas and the Legion will stage
a real fight, the little fellows won the
last encounter with the Sunday school
men. The Lions take on the Legion
Thursday and the M. E.’s conclude the
week’s play by meeting the M. P.
Baracas.
After this week, there will be only
1 one more full week of play.
Much interest is being shown in the
loop and good ball games are staged
1 by the teams. No admission is charg
ed, the fans are more than welcome.
BROWN PITCHES WIN
FOR KITTRELL TEAM
1 Smith Brown pitched the Kittrell
» Junior Order team to anotner victory
► Saturday afternoon at Kittrell, humbl
f ing a Sandy Creek team 8 to 0 with
’ very little trouble.
P. Conn worked on the hill for the
Sandy Creek nine and was powerless
against the hitters from Kittrell.
W. Smith caught for the winners
with P. Joyner working behind the
plate for the losers.
highwaTmll’s
WORK COMMENDED
56 State Officers Have
Guarded 60,000 Miles of
Roads in State
Dally Di <|»titcb flnrena.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY J C. UASIiICItVILL.
Raleigh, Aug. 6.—The record made
J by the State Highway Patrol during
the past fiscal year, as set out in the
report just submitted by Captain
Charles D. Farmer, commander of the
patrol, was commenced today by
Commissioner of Revenue A. J. Max
well, under whose general supervision
the patrol operates. He also replied
to some of the criticism of the report.
“We are not bragging about either
the amount of revenuel the patrol col
lectd, the number of miles travelled
and the numbr of arrests made, but
in view of the amount of work which
the patrol has to do and the limited
number of men, I think the patrol
made an excellent showing last year”,
Commissioner Maxwell said.
‘‘lf the patrol had no other duties
.than to patrol the highways and en
force the motor vehicle laws, it prob
ably could have stopped more cars and
made more arrests. But it must be
remembered that tne 1933 legislature
—not th e Department of Revenue —
decreed that patrolmen should collect
levnue and act as gasoline and oil in
spectors as well as patrol the high
ways. It must also be remembered
that there are only 56 of these pa
trolmen to patrol 70,000 rories of high
ways, check more than 400,000 auto
mobiles and trucks, coiiect revenue
and take samples of gasoline and oil
from some 15,000 filling stations and
bulk plants over the State.
“So in view of these facts, I think
the patrol did excellent work last year
in patrolling 1,499,474 mires of high
way, investigating 1,287 accidents, in
specting 7,448 vehicles Lor mechanical
defects and stopping 78,591 cars for
defective lights, all of which were cor
rected In addition to this, patrol
men stoppd 63,736 othr cars for vari
ous violations of the motor vehicle
laws and extended courtesies to 17,-
593 other motorists by helping them
change tires, get gasoline or perform
ing other services.”
But if the patrol is to perform its
three-fold duties effectively, it must
be enlarged to consist of 200 or 300
men as, Captain Farmer recommend,
Commissioner Maxwell maintains.
New Orleans Dis
pute Now Before Court
(Continued from Page One.)
board named by local civic organiza
tions, was described by the Walmsley
faction as “reprisal” for defeat of
Huey Long’s candidates by Walmsley
men in the last city election. It was
attacked in the court on the ground
of unconstitutionality, the city claim
ing irregularities marked its passage
in the legislature.
Both Senator (Long and Mayor
Walmsley were denounced today at a
mass meeting of communists and So
cialists opposite city hall, where Long’r
troops held one city office and Walms
ley’s police garrisoned ciyt hall.
Mr. Jenkins Much Improved
George V. Jenkins, was said to be
very much improved at Maria Parham
hospital, where he lias been under
going treatment for sometime. It is
thought that he wil be carried to his
home on Young Avenue within the
ji.ext few days. j,
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
Under and by virtue of an Order of
the Superior Court of Vance County
made in the Special Proceeding en
titled W. B. Right, Mrs. Catherine H.
Loughlin, Mrs. Helen H. Davis, and
Hubert C. Hight, a s Executors of the
Estate of W. C. Hight, and their own
right, vs. Mrs. Eva L. Hight, Henry
W. Hight, Elizabeth Hight), Milton
Hight, Allision Hight, and Frances
Hight, the same being dated July 9,
1934, and being No. 3512 upon Special
Proceeding Docket of said Court, the
undersigned Commissioner will on
Monday, August 13, 1934, at 12 o’clock,
noon, at the Court House Door in
Henderson, N. C., offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described parcels of real estate:
JAMES HENDERSON FARM.
Deed from James Henderson to W.
C. Hight, dated September 23, 1930,
recorded in Book 156 page 480, Re
gistry of Vance County.
Beginning at a pin, Peter Young’s
corner and run thence 88 1-2 W 14.49
chains to a pin Peter Young’s corner,
thence S 87 W 9.20 chains to a stone
on the West Side of Branch, Charlie
Wimbush corner, thence N 43 3-4 W
7.56 chains to a pin, thence N 43 3-4
W 7.50 chains to a on the East
side of a branch opposite a large
poplar, thence N 21 1-2 E 6.40 chains
to a pin on the creek, thence down
the creek N 24 1-2 E 80 chains N
85 3-4 E 1.00 N 7 3-4 E 1 degree E
2.60 N 15 1-2 E 1.00 N 5 1-2 E 1.70 N
2 degrees E 2.10 N 43 E 1.20 N 59 E
.60 chains to a pin Cue Young’s cor
ner, thence S 63 E 28.50 chains to a
stone Cue Young’s Corner, thence S
4 W 11.30 chains to the beginning,
containing Fifty-three (53) acres, re
cent survey of Thomas Taylor; for
further description of above land, see
deed of March 14, 1919, from W. C.
Hight and wife to James Henderson,
recorded in Vance /County, 3-20-19,
Book 93 at page 20.
STORE LOT.
Deed: S. Watkins and wife to R.
H. Grissom and W. C. Hight. Deed
dated 4-11-03. See Book 15 page 398,
which covers lots 1 and 2, 9 and 10.
See Deed S. Watkins and wife to R.
H. Grissom and W. C. Hight, dated
3-2QhOS. Recorded in Be ok 16 page
89. which covers lot 17. See Deed S.
Watkins to W. C. Hight, dated 6-10-11,
Book 52, page 558, which lot covers
lots 23 and 24.
That tract cf land in North Hen
ierson on which the store building of
the late W. C. Hight is located front
ing 193 ft. on the hard surface road
and running back along Peach St.
250 ft. on one side and along Apple
St. 280 ft. on the other side, and
being 190 ft. across the back. Same
being lots 1-2-9-10-16-17-23 and 24 on
the Watkins Clover Hill Plat, Book
A. page 19, Registry of Vance Co.,
N. C.
There has been cut off from the
above lot and allotted as part of the
dower of Mrs. Eva L. Hight, the fol
lowing parcel of land, which is not
offered for sale in fee, but the re
versionary intelrest therein will be
sold subject to the dower right of
Mrs. Eva L. Hight, as hereinafter set
forth.
ROGERS STORE AND FULCHER
HOUSE.
Beginning at the intersection of the
Hard Surface road or Vaughan St.
with Peach St. 250 ft. to a stake,
thence in an Easterly direction 45 ft.
to a stake, thence parallel with Peach
St. 250 ft. more or less to hard sur
face road or Vaughan St., thence
along hard-surface road 45 ft. to the
place of beginning, more or less. This
being the lot on which is located the
store now occupied by S. B. Rogers
and the old Fulcher House, is located
on the rear of the same lot.
J. M. WOODLIEF PLACE.
Deed: J. E. Hight, Trustee, to W.
C. Hight. Dated Aug. 23, 1929. Record
ed in Book 118 page 207, Vance
County Registry.
Begin at a stake on South Side of
Davis St. 50 ft. N 78 W from E. C.
Butlers corner on said street and
run thence along Davis St. N 78 W
58 ft. to a stake, thence S 12 W 120
ft. to a stake in line of Lot No. 7,
thence parallel with Davis St. S 78
E 58 ft. to a stake, thence N 12 E
120 ft. to place of beginning. It being
lot No. 2, as per survey George
Houghtalling. Surveyor for R. J. Cor
bitt, February, 1907, and conveyed by
R. J. Corbitt and wife to Eugenia H.
Cawthorn and recorded in Book 43
page 284, Vance County Registry. For
further reference see Deed Bodk 62
page 581 Register’s office of Vance
County.
J. H. HIGHT PLACE.
Deed: J. E. Hight, Trustee to W.
C. Hight, Dated July 22, 1929, and re
corded in Book 118 page 205, Vance
County Registry.
Begin at S. B. Roger’s corner on
Apple St. at a point 350 ft. from the
public road, and run thence S 30 1-4
W 190 ft. to S. B. Rogers corner on
Peach St.; thence along Peach St.
N 59 3-4 W 70 ft. thence N 30 1-4 E
190 ft. to a stake on Apple St.; thence
along Apple St. S 39 1-4 E 70 ft. to
the place of beginning, being lots 46
and 47 conveyed to R. W. Clopton by
S. Watkins and wife, April 8, 1913,
and recorded in Book 58 page 312, Re
gistry of Vance County, and being
same lots conveyed to said J. H. Hight
by R. W. Clopton and wife, Decem
ber 14, 1918. Reference is made to
the above deeds for further descrip
tion.
R. H. WORTHAM FARM.
Deed: R. S. McCoin, Trustee, to W.
C. Hight, Dated January 17, 1930, Re
corded in Book 118 page 225 Vance
County Registry.
It is that tract of land in Sandy
Creek Township> Vance County, North
Carolina, containing 107 acres, more
or less, and known as the Eugene
Scanlon Tract, on which Warren
Perry resided, and Is bounded at this
time by lands of Mrs. Mary Sneed, A.
J. Royster, A. H. Hoyle, Edward Al
len, E. L. Farmer and David Hoyle,
less 10 acres heretofore sold from the
tract leaving the amount herein con
veyed 97 acres more or less. For fur
ther description see deed from Edison
T. Hicks, Trustee, to W. C. Hight duly
recorded in Book 139 page 49, Re
gister’s Office of Vance County, North
Carolina.
EDWARD HENDERSON FARM.
Deed: Edward Henderson and wife
Vashti Henderson, dated March 18 <
1930, and recorded in Book 156 page <
395, Registry of Vance Co. i
• Being that par del of land Situatedin i
Henderson Township. Vance County,
just Northward from the Bowen
Crossing, lying on the Northwest side
of the S. A. L. Railway and between
it and the new .Hard Surface State
Highway, about two miles North of
Henderson containing 30 acres more
or less. For further description see
deed of Dr. J. R. Moss also Book
132 page 527, Register’s Office o*
Vance County.
J. T. SMITH LAND.
Deed. J. E. Hight, Trustee, to W.
C. Hight, Dated March 1, 1930, and
recorded in Book 118 page 235, Re*
gistry ‘of Vance County.
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at an
iron stake on the street known as
Walters St. and opened for street by
the said Clack and wife, and W. W.
Rowland, Trustees, and opposite the
land on the same street, formerly sold
to M. M. House; running S 61 E 200
ft. to an iron stake; thence N 29 E
109 ft. to an iron stake; thence N 61
W 200 ft. to an iron stake, J. S.
| Osment corner; thence S 69 W 109
ft. to the beginning. Containing one
half acre.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning at an
iron stake on the street known as
Walters St. and given for a street
by the said Clack and wife and W. W.
Rowland, Trustees, and opposite one
half acre tract on the same St., for
merly sold to Simpson Walters; run
ning thence S 61 W 200 ft. to an iron
stake; thence N 29 E 109 ft. to an
iron stake; W H. Jones corner; thence
N 61 W 200 ft. to a stone on said
Street; thence S 29 W 109 ft. to the
beginning. Containing one-half acre.
For further description of these two
lots. See Book 15, page 223 and Book
15, page 481, Registry of Vance Coun
ty, N. C.
HUGHES FARM.
1. Deed: J. C. Kittrell, Trustee, to
W. C. Hight, Dated December 16, 1921,
Recorded in Book 105 page 373, Re
gister of Deeds Office of Vance
County.
That tract lying and being in Hen
derson Township, adjoining the lands
of J. H. Goodrich Estate, Hughes Es
tate, and others, bounded by a line
described as follows, viz: Same being
that twenty acres of land assigned G.
Badger Hughes in the division of the
Hughes Estate as of record in Book
65, page 174, being bounded on the
East by the dower tract, on the
North by Wess Hughes, and M. D.
Hughes, on the West by W. T. Hughes
, and South by Lillie Hughes, same be
ing Plat No. 4, and sold by J. C.
Kittrell and wife to Charlie Hunt, and
wife October 22, 1918, as of record
in the Register of Deeds Office Vance
‘ County and later sold by Chas. Hunt
and wife to J. H. Goodrich to all of
which deeds reference is herein made
for a more definite description.
2. Deed: M. D. Hughes and Nannie
’ Hughes to W. C. Hight. Dated April
7, 1930, Recorded in Book 156 page
' 404, Register of Deeds Office Vance
! County, North Carolina.
Begin at a stake, J. R. Hughes cor
ner in W. C. Hight line, and run
thence North 19.00 chains to a stone
in the Mill Line, thence S 88 E. 12.80
chains to a stake. Wesley Hughes cor
ner, thence South 17.65 chains to a
stake in G. B. Hughes, thence West
12.60 chains to the beginning. Being
lot number six, containing by sur
-1 vey of Thomas Taylor, April, 1914,
23 acres, See record in Book 65 at
page 174, Office of the Register of
Deeds of Vance County.
3. Deed: G. T. Bobbitt and wife Lil
lie M. Bobbitt, to W. C. Hight. Dated
! October 4, 1927, and recorded in Book
! 133 page 104, Register of Deeds Office,
1 Vance County, North Carolina.
Begin at a stone in Satterwhite’s
line, corner of Share No. 1; thence S
78 1-2 E 6.80 chains to a stone, Sat
terwhite’s corner; thence S 67 1-4 E
2.40 chains to a pine, Davis corner;
thence N 22 E 17.40 chains to a stone,
. corner of Share No. 4; thence W 15.20
! chains to a stone, corner of Share No.
1; thence S 14 chains to beginning.
> Containing 19 acres more or less, be
ing share No. 2, allotted to Lillie M.
Hughes, (now Lillie M. Bobbitt). See
division of Hughes Estate. Book 65
, Pages 171-172, Register’s office of
Vance County, N. C. See also Map
Book 65 page 174.
4. Deed: W. Thomas Hughes and
Lillie Bell Hughes, tils wife, to W. C.
Hight. Dated February 19, 1926. Re
corded in Book 134, at page 367. Re
gister of Deeds Office of Vance Coun
ty, N. C.
FIRST TRACT: Begin at an iron
stake on the path, W. C. Hight and
j W. Thomas Hughes, corner, and run
thence along Bob and Dorsey Hughes
line N 89 1-2 W. 979 ft. to an iron
stake on the East side of Boddie St.;
thence along s-id St. S 4 degrees 35
W. 646 ft. to an iron stake: thence
5 86 1-2 E 940.8 ft. to an iron stake,
W. C. Hight corner, thence S 89 de
grees 26’ E 99 ft. to an iron stake.
W. C. Hight corner, thence N 1-2 E
693 ft. to an iron stake, the place of
beginning. Containing 15.60 acres more
or less, as per survey John E. Buck.
February, 1926.
5. Deed: Wesley Hughes and wife
to W. C. Hight. Dated July 10, 1922.
Recorded Book 114 page 65. Registry
of Vance County. North Carolina.
Begin at a stone on the old Hughes
North line and corner of Share No.
6 in said division, and run thence due
South 17.65 chains to a stone, the
South corner of Shares No. 6 and No.
7 in the said division, thence East
18.16 chains to a stone in the dower
line, being the corner of Share No.
4 in said division, thence North 22
E along the dower line 18.60 chains
to a stone, the old corner, thence
along the North line of Hughes land
N 88 W 29.18 chains to the place of
beginning. Containing twenty - five
acres. Being the share assigned to the
said W. R. Hughes in the division of
his father’s land as of record in Book
65 page 174, Register of Deeds Of
fice of said County.
6. Deed: Lucille C. Miller to W. C.
Hight. Dated December 22, 1927. Re
corded Book 133 page 178, Registry
of Vance County, North Carolina.
Begin at an iron stake that is 14
chains North of the R. R. Satter
white Estate line, being the corner of
lots No. 1 and 2 in the division of
the Hughes Estate as recorded in
Book 65 at page 174 in the office of i
the Register of Deeds of Vance Coun- ■
ty (Now V/. C. Hight and Lucille C. I
Miller corner) and run thence North 1
about 184 ft. to a stake in the line 1
of lot No. 3 on said map (Now W.
C. Hight line); thence South Eighty- 1
five degrees East (S 85 degrees E) <
about 67 ft. to an, iron stake corner -of-L
lots No. 1-3 and 4 (Now W. C. Hight
corner); thence along the line of lot
No. 4 <now W. C. Hight line), South,
one-hundred and seventy-nine feet
(179) to ah iron stake, corner of lots
Number I*2 and 4 (Now W. C. Hight
corner); thence along the line of lot
No. 2, (now W. C. Hight line) East
Sixty-six feet (66) to the iron stake,
the place of beginning. Containing
0.275 of an acre more or less and be
ing part of tract Number One con
veyed to Lucille C. Miller by High
land Home Realty Company by deed
of record in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Vance County in Book
141 at page 157, to which deed refer
ence is here made for further de
scription, sse also the plot of the
Hughes division which is of record in
the office of the Register of Deeds of
Vance County in Book 65 at page 174,
thereof.
GOODRICH LAND.
Deed: J. E. Hight, Trustee, to W.
C. Hight. Dated December 13, 1929.
Recorded in Book 118, page 214, Re
gistry of Vance County.
It is that tract of land on the lower
Williamsboro road about three miles
North from Henderson, conveyed to
the said Mrs. Collins (then Belvin)
by S. P. Cooper and wife on August
23, 1917. See the Registry thereof in
Book 69 page 586, in the Register of
Deeds Office of Vance County, con
taining as per survey of Thomas Tay
lor, four acres and bounded by the
lands of S. P. Cooper, et al.
J B. CROCKER LAND.
Deed: J. B. Crocker and wife Mary
Crocker to W. C. Hight, dated Jan
uary 16, 1931. Recorded in Book 156,
page 528 Registry of Vance County.
Begin at a stone Northwest corner
of lot No. 4, sold to J. W. House by
J. R. Clack and wife and fifty feet
i from the center of Raleigh and Gas
, ton (S. A. L. Railway Co.) Railroad,
• right of way, and run thence along
the line of lot No. 4, S 6 degrees E
200 ft. to a stone, the corner of lot
■ No 4, thence N. 29 degrees E 139 ft.
i to a stone, thence N 74 1-2 degrees W
- 206 1-2 ft. to a stone 50 ft. from the
! center of the said railroad right of
f way, thence S 29 degrees W 88 1-2
• ft. to the beginning.
> See Deed from S. G. Kelly and wife
: to J. B. Crocker recorded in Regis
s ter of Deeds office of Vance County,
t Is. C., in Book 52 page 316.
! CLACK PROPERTY.
Deed: Haywood H. Falkner and
Lessie D. Falkner his wife to W. C.
[ Hight, Dated Janoary 13, 1922. Re
l corded Book 98 page 603.
i Begin at a pin on Walters St.,
t Falkner’s corner, and corner of lots
f No. 2 and No. Clack Heights plot
> and run thence West along the line of
No. 2 and No. 3 two hundred and six
» feet to a pin, thence along Falkner’s
l line Northwest 46.7 feet to the corner
> of the Henderson Loan and Real Es
» tate and Highland Home Realty Co.,
lot. thence Northeast along a line
. parallel with first line 206.6 ft. to a pin
i on Walters street, thence Southeast
j along Walters St. 46.7 feet to the
) place of beginning. Being the remain
. der of the H. L. Norvell lots.
t SECOND TRACT: The same being
t lot No. 34 of Clack Heights property
r fronting on Hight St., and running
! tack 150 ft. the same being a lot
fifty feet front and one hundred ana
; fifty feet, deep, known as lot No. 34
- shown on Plot Book 65 at page 220,
being the lot bought by me of T. I.
Harris, which 5s of record in Book 79
I at page 344.
D. G. WILLIAMS LAND.
’ Deed: D. G. Williams and wife,
Lottie Williams to W. C. Hight. Dated
I March 28, 1929. Recorded in Book 93
• page 32, Vance County Registry. Be
| ing lots Nos. 11l and 112 as shown on
‘ Map of Watkins Clover Hill Farm,
’ which map is duly recorded in Re
’ gister’s Office of Vance County, N. C.,
in plat book A, pages 18 and 19. Re
' ference to which is hereby made for
’ further description.
Being the same lots conveyed to
j said parties of the first part by Mrs.
’ Rebecca C. Watkins, October 26, 1916,
! and recorded in the Register’s office
of Vance County.
AD ROYSTER LAND.
Deed: W. B. Hight, Trustee, to W.
C. Hight, Dated November 14, 1930.
Recorded Book 118 page 252, Regis
try of Vance County.
Beginning at a stone and small pine
Royster’s corner in A. L. Steed’s line;
thence S. 3 E 81 poles to a stone, Roy
ster’s corner on the Ridge Path;
thence along the said path N 68 W
22 poles to a stone Sam Christmas’
corner: thence N 3 W 73 1-4 poles to
a stone. Christmas corner in Steed’s
line; thence S 88 E 20 poles t 0 the
beginning, containing 10 acres by sur
vey made by S. P. J. Harris on the
25th day of December, 1884.
JEFFRIES LAND.
Deed: Alfred Jeffries and wife Win
nie Jeffries to W. C. Hight. Dated
March 18, 1927. Recorded in Book 141
page 609, Registry of Vance County.
Begin at W. B. G. Sneed’s corner
on Nutbush Creek 20 ft. West from
a gum and birch pointer, thence down
the Creek N 20 W 4.00 chains N 57
E 2.38 N 9 W 1.00 chains to a horn
beam on Creek, corner of lot No. 3.
and gum pointer, thence along the
line of lot No. S 72 3-4 E 13.50
chains to an Elm S 12 1-2 E 7.0 u
chains to a stake, corner of lot No.
2 in the line of Sneed, thence along
Sneed’s line N 39 1-4 W 32.68 chains
to the beginning, Being lot No. 4.
ANDREW BENNETT LAND.
Deed: D. I*. Kearney, Sheriff of
Vance County to W. C. Hight, dated
September 5, 1930. Recorded in Book
160 page 538, Registry of Vance
County.
Begin at a stake, Lola Wilkerson’s
corner in Al Scales line, and run
thence with Al Scales line West 6.34
chains to a stake, thence S 2 3-4 W
15.85 chains to a stake, thence East
6.34 chains to a stake; thence N 2 3-4
E 15.85 chains to an Iron pin, the
place of beginning Containing 10
acres /more op less. As shown by
survey made by T. C. Gill, Surveyor,
made July 10, 1924, being a part of
the land heretofore conveyed by War
ranty Deed from Samuel Watkins and
others, together with all and sin- !
gular the tenements and appnr- t
tenances thereto belonging or in any
wise appertaining. <
Together with the reversionary in- <
terest in the following described tracts
of land, which are subject to the
dower of Mrs.- Eva La Hight:
HOME TRACT.
Begin at an iron stake on th» ,
of the public road leading from « ge
derson to Middleburg on North ? 6n '
side of Apple St. and 40 ft n St
from Grissom and Hight’s corner E
West side of Apple St. and run thl 11
along the edge of said Apple
60 W 210 ft. to an iron stak l t *
N 30 E 95 ft. to an iron stake ThtT
S 60 E 210 ft. to an iron siake C *
edge of the public road, thence^l°“
said road S 30 W 95 ft to the k 6
ginning.
The said lot being and consists
of lots Nos. 3-11 and l 8 on 2 i f
Clover Hill property made by GeL
Houghtailing and which pl a { is n . ge
in possession of S. Watkins
St. above referred to herein is 40V
wide and 210 ft. long from the J h
lie road and is to be kept open f n
use of the public. See Deed s wj
kins to W. C. Hight, dated April 7
1905. Recorded in Book is paee
Vance County Registry. b '
ROGERS STORE AND FULCHPp
HOUSE, 45 FT. Land/
Beginning at the intersection of th
Hard Surface road or Vaughan St., r m
thence along Peach St. 250 f; '
stake, thence in an Easterly direction
45 ft. to a stake, thence parallel wh
Peach St. 250 ft. more or less to
hard-surface road or Vaughan street*
thence along hard surface road 45 /»'
to the place of beginning, more or l eS c
This being the lot on which is located
the store now occupied by S. B. Roger
and the old Fulcher House, is located
on the rear of the same lot.
COAL YARD.
Beginning at a point 40 ft. from
the center of the Main line, of g A
L. Railway where the Northern side
of Cot.t,on Mill .St, intersects with
Railway Right of Way; thence along
said Cotton Mill St. N. 56 1-2 \y
104.5 ft. to State Highway, thence
along said Highway N 45 3-4 E ion
ft. N 47 1-2 E 200 ft. N 42 1-9 £
100 ft N 37 1-2 E 123 ft. to point
where the right-of-way of the High
way and Railway intersect; thence
along the Railroad Right of Way S
32 1-4 W about 514 ft. to the begin
ning. See Book 58 page 589, Book 18
page 327.
Sea Deed Henderson Cotton Mills to
W. C. Hight dated May 30 1917 Book
78 page 327. Deed D. A. Fishel et ais
to W. C. Hight dated 4-25-1914. Beni;
58 page 589.
STABLE LOT.
Begin at a stake in Warrenton Road
Fulcher corner, and run thence along
said road about 83 ft. 3 inches to a
stake on Peach Street, thence down
1 the edge of Peach Street 88 ft. more
; or less to a stake set up on the line to
; run 2 ft. East of the Well to a stake in
the Fulcher-Harris line; thence along
: this line about 78 ft. to a stake on the
! Warrenton Road, the place of begin
ning.
The Fulcher land lies immediately
> back of the Murray lot, above de
( scribed, and is the lot on which the
1 stable is located and the well refer
- red to in the above description has
! been filled up and is located under
the shed at the rear of the stable
which covers part of the Fulcher lot
■ which is described as follows:
It consists of all of that lot with
■ a dwelling house thereon situated im
’ mediately in the rear or westward side
■ of the stable lot, said Fulcher lot
: fronts about 95 ft. on Peach St. and
1 runs back about 83 ft. The Fulcher
lot and the Murray lot make one con
-1 tinous lot fronting about 83 ft. 3 in.
on the Hard Surface road to Warren
ton and fronting about 183 ft. on
Peach St., the corners of the said
| Fulcher lot are well established by
j ’ usage, but the same has not been
surveyed.
Said Fulcher lot having been for
merly owned by Joe Fulcher and
’ purchased by him from W. C. High!
and is probably included in the deed
’ recorded In Book 134 page 213, but
the description is not certain. Fulcher
house referred to is not the sama
( dwelling described as the Rogers Store
and Fulcher House lot. See Deed J
E. Hight to W. C. Hight Recorded
Book 118 page 60, recorded Vance
County, N. C.
K. P. DAVIS FARM.
It is all the right, title and interest
of said K. P. Davis and wife in two
parcels of land adjoining each other,
consisting of 54 acres, and 12.14 acres
lying in the Henderson Township
along the S. A. L. Railway, and the
Warrenton Road, East of the Fer
tilizer Factory, being a part of the
Lassiter’s Chalk Level Farm, less two
acres sold off September 16. 1927, to
Jesse Huffman. For further descrip
tion see Record in Book 89 page 525
Register’s office of Vance County, N.
C. See also deed of Henderson Loan
and Real Estate Co., and others, re
corded in Book 69 page 531, Registers
office of Vance County, N. C.
See Deed J. E. Hight, Trustee, to
W. C. Hight, dated November 12, 1927
Recorded in Book 118 page 154, F e '
gistry of Vance Co.
TANKERSLEY LOTS.
Begin at corner lot No. 5 and run
along California Avenue in a North
erly direction 50 ft. to corner of i ot
No. 3 on same avenue, then along said
lot Ho. 3 in an Easterly direction
150 ft. to back of lot No. 9, then along
back line of lot No. 9, in a Southeast
erly direction 50 ft. to lot No. 5. then
along line of lot No. 5 in a North
westerly direction 150 ft. to the plac*
of beginning. The above described lot
is No. 4 in Block No. 2 in sub-di
vision of part of N. H. Chavasse pro*
perty. Plat Book , page
See Deed C. F. Tankersley, J r ’
to W. C. Hight, dated 2-22-18. Record
ed in Book 79 page 423, Registry of
Vance County, N. C.
ROBINSON STREET LOT.
Begin at an iron stake Lillie Bob
bitt’s corner on Robinson St., extend
ed. and run thence N 4 degrees 51
E 122.1 ft. to an iron stake, thence 3
87 1-2 E 200 ft. to an iron stake,
thence S 4 1-2 W 122.1 ft. to an iron
stake, Lillie Bobbott’s corner, thence
along Lillie Bobbott’s line N 87 1--
W 200 ft. to the beginning. Being 4
lot this day surveyed by John &
Buck, Surveyor, Both of the above
tracts make up the share assigned to
W. Thomas Hughes by commissioner
in the division of his father’s estate
See old plat of the land In Book h 3
at page 173.
All property offered for sale as above
described will be sold subject to n ll '
existing Hens or trust thereon.
W, B. HIGHT,
Commissioner
This July 12, 1934.