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ROCKINGHAM POST-DISPATCH, RICHMOND COUNTY, N. C.
FACE TWELVE
REAL
ESTATE.
Tinder and bv virtue of two certain
deeds of trust executed by W. C i
Long to W. I- 1'arsons, dated re-'
soectivelv January, 16th, 1920, and!
the 17th day of June, 1920, default 1
haviiia been made m tlie payments
8 . .. . ... '
f thi. noiRi secured thereby, the
said W. L. Paivons, trustee as afore
said, will offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash, in front of the
Court house of Richmond county, at
12 o'clock m., on Saturday the 28th
day of May, 1921, the following de
scribed tracts of land, the same be
ing the lands described in te afore
said two deeds of trust:
FIRST TRACT: Adjoining the
lands of Mrs. Emma Manor and
others, beginning at a stake in the
graded road leading fiom the wire
grass mill to Rockingham in the
original line "of the tract of which
this is a part and runs as a line of
Mrs. Manor's land N. 3.45 W 34.50
chains to his corner, a stake in Le
Orand's lirfc; thence as said line S.
83 W. 2 chains to a stake in the
Doc Covington line; thence as his
line S. 34.50 W. 7.50 chains to an
iron stake; then as his next line N.
75 W. 1.25 chains to a stake in said
line; thence S. 3.45 E. 29.50 chains
in the said graded road; thence as,
TRUSTEES SALE OF
said graded roadS. 88 E. 2.27) chains Hegister of J for Richmond
, , . .. . . :' Countv in Book 121 Page 275, for
N. 65.45 E. 5 chains to the beginning. partic;ar Uescription o( said schoo.
containing 21 acres, and fully de-i ilouse iot) deference must be had to
scribed in a de'id lrom Lester Long'jj deeds.
to William Long dated January Jrd,
1919, and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Richmond
countv. North Carolina.
SBCOND TRACT: Ajoining tne
lands or J. A. McAnlay and others,,
banning at Q stake in the graded
road leading from Rockingham to
the wiregrass mill and in the origi-
nal line of the tract of which Ms
is a part, and runs as said line IN.
0 W. 28.49 chains to a black jack
by the side of the road; thence S.
83 W. with LeG rand's line 11.30
chains ?o Mrs. Emma Manor's cor
ner, a stake; thence as her line S.
3.45 E. 32.50 chains to tile aforesaid
graded road; thence as said road N.
61.30 E. 11.70 chains to the beginning,
containing 33.10 acres, and fully
described in a deed from Washing
ton Long and wife to William Long
by deed dated January :rd, 1919,
and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Richmond
.county, North Carolina.
THIRD TRACfe Adjoining the
lands of Washington Long and oth
ers, beginning at a stake in the
graded road leading from the wire
grass mill to Rockingham in the
original line of the tract of which
this is a part and runs N. 3.45 W.
36.45 chains to a stake in LeGrand's
line with .pointers; thence as that
line S. 83 W. 6.80 chains to a stake,
Lester Long's corner; thence as his
line S. 3:45 E. 34.50 chains to a stake
in the said graded road; thence N.
65.45 E. 6x0 chains; N. 61.50 E. 70
links to flic beginning, containing
23 'acres, and fully described in a
deed from Elmore Manor and wife
dated January, 3rd, 1919, and re
corded in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Richmond county; the
three tracts of land just described
constituting one solid tract of about
77 acres of land.
FOURTH TRACT: Beginning at a
stake in the road leading from the
wiregrass mill to Rockingham in the
original line of the tract of which
this is a part and runs S. 3.75 E.
S2.55 chains to the corner in the
run of the North prong of Falling
Creek; thence down the various
courses of said creek to Lester
Long's corner; thence as his line N.
3.75 W. 36.50 chains to a corner in
the graded road; thence N. 65.75 E.
6.50; N. 61.50 E. 70 links to the be
ginning, containing 22 afTPlS, and
iully described in a deed from El
more Manor and wife to V. C. Long,
dated the 1st dav of January, 1920.
FIFTH "TRACT: Beginning at. a
corner in the original lino Of the
tract of which this is a part, Lester
Long's corner and runs as his lihe
S. 3.75 E. 67 chains to the run of
the North prong of Falling Crock;
thence down the run of said crook
to a corner of lot No. 4; thence as a
line 'of said lot N. 3.75 W. 67 chains
to a corner in the aforesaid original
line; thence as said line S. 75 E. 6.50
chains to the beginning, containing
40 acres, and fully described in a
deed from Dalton Long to y. j C.
Long dated the 1st day of January
1920, and recorded, in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Richmond
county, N. C.
SIXTH TRACT: Beginning at a
stake in the graded road leading i
from the wiregrass mill to Rocking-
ham in the original line of the land
V .
of which this is a part and mns S.
3.75 R. 36.50 chains to the run of
North Falling Creek; thence down
the run of said creek to Dalton
Long's corner; thence as his line N.
3.75 W. 38 chains to the said graded
road; thence S. 88 E. .2.27 chains
65.75 E. 5 chains to the begin
ning, containing 19 acres, more or
less, and fully described in" a deed
from Lester Long and wife to W. C
Long by deed dated January 1st,
1920, and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Richmond
countv, North Carolina.
SEVNTH TRACT; Adjoining the
lands of Dalton Long and others,
beginning at ah iron stake in the
road leading from Rockingham to
the wiregrass mill in Dalton Long s
Unj and runs, as his Up S. 3.75 E.
30 chains to the run of the North
Prong of Falling Creek; thence
down the various courses of said
creek about 6.86 chains to the lower
corner; thence as his next line ,
3.75 W. 29 chains to the aforesaid;
road; thence with said road S. 88 h.
o.o cnains to me Degiuiiing, wu-
. . . ... l I .k.
mining 17.8-10 acres, exclusive of the
school house tract of two acres lo-
cated .within the foregoing boun-1
danes and being a part of the lot
of land allotted to Peter S. Long in I
the division of the lands of his fath- j
er, Washington mng, and fully de-
scribed m a deed from Peter S.
Aong to W. C Long by deed dated
Mav. 2nd. 1919. and recorded in the
lofflce of the Register of Deeds for
Richmond county m Book No. l at
Page 277. I
E1GHTH TRACT: A tract of land
i . . i i i 1 . - .
adjoining me amive uescnueu uwi
and being a part of the same, known
as the school house lot containing
two acres, more or less, and fully
described in a deed from the Board ! is at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
of Education of Richmond county to ; Henry D. Ledbetter, on Washington at,
Ella Long by deed dated July, 30th, j th'8 aty.
1917, recorded in the office of the I Rutn Anderson, of Rutherfordton,
Register of Deeds for Richmond , is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Sim
Pnimtv in Ron It Nn 121 at Pna-e 276. ! mons. Miss Anderson accompanied her
unrl rnnvpvprl hv- Rlln linff inW PJ
Long by Deed dater Mav-, 9th, 1919,
and recorded in said office of the
This the 25th day of April, 1921.
W. L. PARSONS, Trustee.
F. D. PHILLIPS, Attorney.
north CAROLINA,
Kichmond County,
COMMISSIONER'S RESALE CF
LAND
Under and by virtue of a decree
0f re-sale made by the Superior
Court of Richmond county in the
special proceedings entitled Mrs. D.
E. Steele, et al, heirs at law of Re
becca L. Hines, deceased, Ex Parte,
the undersigned Commissioner will
on Monday, June 6th, 1921 at 12
o'clock m. in front of the Court
House door in the town of Rock
ingham, offer for sale to the highest
Inyrlder for cash, subject to the con
firmation of the court, the following
described lands:
Lying in Mineral Springs Town
ship, Richmond County, and being
the estate lands of Rebecca L. Hines,
deceased
FIRST TRACT: Consisting of 20
acres and being Lot No. 1 in the
division of the estate lands of John
M. Covington, deceased.
SECOND TRACT: Containing 45
acres, being lot No. 2 in the divisiou
of the estate lands of John M. Cov
ington, deceased.
i THIRD TRACT: Consisting of
18 3-4 acres, adjoining the above
lands, described by metes and
bounds in Book UUU page 377.
FOURTH TRACT: A one half un
divided interest in 40 acres, being
lot No. 3Mn the division of the es
tate lands of John M. Covington, de
ceased. FIFTH TRACT: A one-half inter
est in 11 acres, adjoining the above
described lands.
SIXTH TRACT: One-half interest
in 4 acres adjoining the abaye de
scribed lands.
The last three tracts being describ
ed in deed by James A. Lockhart,
Commissioner, recorded in Book 77
at Page 60. A complete description
can be had by reference to the rec
ord in the foregoing special pro
ceedings. This May 14th, 1921.
W. R. JONES,
5-3t Commissioner.
Administratrix Notice.
Having this day qualified as adminis
tratrix of the estate of the late W. F.
Garris. this is to notify all persons having
claims against the said decedent to pres
ent same to me, duly verified, on or be
fore the 24th day of May, 1922, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their recov
ery. All who are indebted to the said
Decedent will plesex make immediate
settlement with me.
' This, May 24th, 1921. .
Mrs. Lula J. Little,
Administratrix.
ROCKINGHAM
NORTH CAROLINA,
Richmond County.
In the Superior Coiyt.
NOTICE Of SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION. I
Maria V. Godwin, Plaintiff, -vs.
D. I. Godwin, Defendant.
The defendant, above named will
take notice that an 'action, entitled
as al)Ove, has been commenced in
!he Superior Court of Richmond
if limit' inY liirsMA iiiimii f "
fVmntAr fnr .livorpo nnmi ' tho
i nwL' 1 . i . I 1 1 1 m -1 1 in (lu Ci'iiiilo
nnd said defendant xvill further takni
anu said ueiendant win lurtner taKo
notice that he is required to appear
KlUtUlLlkS 1(1111 UIIVYI1 111 II OiaillK,
auhe term of the Superior Court of
"8th day of Ju ii this TeinK ho
hAOi,VJrh,b!mfAh0
re1oBi
ham, North Carolina, and answer or
demur to the complaint of said ac-
J!0 Vr J? pIfvntiT , Wln, apply. Ul
therein.
This 21st day of May, 1921.
J. A. McAULAY,
Clerk of the Superior Court
SOCIAL
I Contributed)
and Mrs. William Parker McRae
returnee te KocKingnam iwonaay mom-
. . VT V w AfUrt. Cv anA
ing, fiom New York, Atlantic City and
other points North, whither they have
e Hote, Rockingham.
,
Hev. Howard Hartaell of SnuthfieW,
cZl
., ,ael cuiv1av formi vordain-
ed to the priesthook by Bishop Cheshire
at Christ Church. PaJeiKh. Me is rector
of the Episcopal CLarch at SmithfieW.
Mrg Hmiott CUrkson tnd daughter.
Margaret, of Charlotte arrived in Rock-
jngham Saturday and are the guests of
i , ii ii M ill
mss uhuk nun uinnmi.
The many friends of Mr. Stephen Wall
will be interested to hear that his con
dition is imorovine slowly but surely. He
uncle and aunt home from the Shriner's
meeting.
Mr. Tebe Steele, Jr., has returned after
a visit to relatives in Henderson.
Miss Elsie Itttrley has as charming
house -visitors, Mrs. C. T. Noland, and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Noland, of
Marietta, Ga. They have been in Ral
eigh attending Commencement at St.
Mary's from which school Miss Noland
was graduated this week.
Wednesday morning at the home of her
npr'n-s, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harrison,
Miss Ruth ftarvisfm was hostess at a
tridg luncheon with Mrs. homer Le
Granc'. a recent bride, as honor guest.
TheiwuKt rxm where the game was
played was beautifully decorated with
the season's flowers; after several pro
gressions the hostess cleared the tables
and served delicious refreshments m
three courses, to Mrs. LeGrand. honoree,
Miss Elsie Fairley 'and visitor. Miss
Elizabeth Noland, ofGa., Miss Sarah Lilly
Dockery and guest. Miss Mary Hadley
Conner, of Wilson, Misses Beth Thomas,
Jean Fairley, Emma Gray Ledbetter,
Elizabeth Cole. When the ice course was
broueht in Miss Harrison gave to each
guest as a souvenir a dainty "Organdie
Corsage", which were most attractive.
a
Miss Mary Hadley Conner, of Wilson,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening and
is the guest of Miss Sarah Lilly Dockery
at her home on Randolph bt.
Mrs. B. I. Dunlap and Daughter, Miss
Celia Dunlap, will arrive in Rockingham
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. b. W
Steele. After several days Mrs. Dunlap
will accompany Mrs. Steele. Mrs. K. K
Simmons and daughter to Henderson, to
visit relative 3,01 ng through in Mrs.
Steele s car.
Miss Elsie Fairley entertained in honor
of her house-visitor, Mrs. C. T. Noland.
of Georgia, and Mrs. Heriot Clarkson, of
Charlotte, guest of Miss F.asdale Shaw,
with two tables of duplicate bridge, and a
sewing party, at the suburban home of
the Pauley's, on Wednesday afternoon.
After an hour or more the hostess served
sandwiches and tea.
Mrs. Ella Thomas returned Monday
night from Charlotte whither she went to
be with Mr. Thomas, who by the way is
reported as being improved.
Mrs. A. C. Everett entertained the High
School Seniors and teachers at her home
on Everett's Heights Tuesday evening in
honor of John William Gore, a member
of the 9enior Class. The color motif of
the occasion was pink and green, the
class colors. Mrs. Everett presented all
with sweet peas and the decorations
throughout the house were of pink and
green ea?. Some time was spent in so
cial intercourse, before the hostess pass
ed cards and pencils, insisting that unless
the seniors could pass this test, they
would probably not receive their diplo
mas. The class feeling as though they
were prepared to answer any question
put to them, entered into the contest
with a feeling of assurance that they
J would answer every one; but it was found
no easv 10b: in fact the seniors declared
they had had no such difficult task during
the "examinations." However, after
some time, the cards were collected and
the seniors sustained their reputations
for "passing for almost every one an
swerd the twenty quizzes. The contest
was "Their Wives' Names": 1 Civil En
gincer's, 2 Shoemaker's, 3 Humorist's.
4 t-i&herman s, 5 Milliner s, b uergy
rnanls, 7 Porter's 8 Doctor's, 9 -As
tronomer s, 10--Dancing-master s, 11
Gardener's, 12 Pianist's, 13--.Gasman's,
14 Pulman Porter's, 15 Upholsterer's,
16 - Gambler's, 17 Life Saver's, 18 -Sex
ton's, 19 Judge's, 20 Ghemist's. Mrs,
hverert declared that all deserved dinlo
rrasL anri Krrvpd delicious rasDberrv cream
and cake. Present besides the teachers
a'-d seniors were Sunt. Bell, Mr. and Mrs
U laude.Gi.re, parents of the honoree, and
i Mr. and Mrs. bruce ticewer, nis grand
I parent. Serving the refreshments were
I his little sisters. Misses Rosalie and
I Bruce Gore. . '
NORTH CAROLINA,
Richmond County.
In the Superior Court.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PlTHT.Tfi A TTOTM
B. D. Causey, Plaintiff,
'
I .
' 1 V "i T-k - -
A' ause ' "cieiiuam.
Th dcfendant above named will
tnlro 0 nt nn Brtinn ntit,p,,
abo has been conimenced in
the SuPerior Co,,rt of Richmod
County for divorce, upon the
grounds laid down in the statute,
? sa'l T.n J"?,
appear at the term of the Superior
Court of Richmond County to be
held on the 18th day of July, 1921,
I this being the 7th Monday before
j the 1st Monday in September, 1921,
I in Rockingham, N. C, and answer or
demur to tha complaint of said
j action, or the plaintiff will apply to
! the Court for the relief demanded
i therein.
t 1921.
AVWctfULAT " 'ii-1
Clerk Superior Court,
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j is an open face, 17 jewel, Elgin
warrh.with initials "F. M. L "
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questions will be asked.
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I am doing dress making and
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Richmond county. Write to Box
554, Charlotte, N. C. for particu
lar. Town Taxes.
D. M. McCall has been appoint
ed as list taker for the town of
Rockingham. The month of
May is the listing period. Bet
ter attend to it now instead of
writing for th. rush of tM last
of the month.
NOTICE.
This is to notify all pesons that the
mercantile business heretofore operated
by J. F. Diggs in Wolf Pit township, has
this day been sold to a partnership, the
said partnership doing business under
the partnership name of Seago & Coble.
The said J. F. Diggs assuming all debts
and obligations of said business, made
prior to the date of this notice, said part
nership assuming all debts and obliga
tions thereafter. All accounts owing to
said business are to be paid to said J. F.
Diggs.
This the 18th day of May, 1921.
(Signed) J. F. Diggs.
Repraeatisf
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