Sale of Mount Airy land under deed of trust details
A notice announces a trustee sale in Mount Airy by E C Bivens on the 13th day of 1925 to satisfy the principal interest and costs. The property includes blocks No 7 8 and 9 totaling 12.09 acres on a plat formerly owned by John Ower and referred to as South View, located in Surry County North Carolina.
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Orth Carolina
Surry County
Hatcher
Mount Airy
North Carolina
John Ower
South View AM
Rand
Public Registry
Costa
E. C. Bivens
Card of Thanks for Father Jesse F Allred
We express deep gratitude for sympathy and comfort shown during our bereavement in the death of our father Jesse F Allred. We publicly thank the Masonic order for floral design and other acts of courtesy and sympathy. Ste Paul Allred, Mrs C B Siske, Nettie Allred.
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Jesse F. Allred
Masonic Order
Ste. Paul Allred
C. B. Siske
Nettie Allred
Jail Terms Stop Bootlegging Says Judge Cross
Detroit May 16 Judge Cross says bootleggers will vanish like horse thieves if given full penalties. He sentenced nine runners to 45 days in jail noting they expected fines. He recalls horse theft punished by longer terms ending illegal bootlegging swiftly.
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Detroit
Cross
Michigan
Judge Cross
Birthday Party for C Elder Jr at Grandparents Home
Little Folks Party celebrates the fourth birthday of C Elder Jr with ten friends at the Satterfields home. Guests enjoyed a birthday pound cake with candles, strawberry ice cream, and mint, while marbles served as party favors.
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Co. C. Elder
D Jr
T. F. Satterfield
Minta
Boy May Recover From Serious Accident
Charles Bumgarner a high school boy was shot in the abdomen with a Colt revolver by Walter Winkler in Wilkesboro High School dressing rooms. He was operated on at Wilkes hospital where doctors found the bullet had punctured the bowel in nine places. The injury, suffered just before a school play, may recover if infection and poison do not set in.
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Charles Bumgarner
Wilkes Hospital
Bumgarner
Walter Winkler
J. E. Winkler
Straw Post Office
Wilkeshore High School
Esther
Battle of
Alamance
Young Matrons End Season Meeting Hosts and Guests
Mrs R R Jackson hosted the Young Matrons Book club for the season finale. Seven tables of rock were arranged with floral decor while out of town guests Ava Brackstone of Augusta Georgia and Mrs Milton Cash of Winston Salem attended with family. Refreshments featured chicken mousse stuffed tomatoes and orange ice.
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R.‘*R. Jackson
Young Matrons Book Club
Rock
Ava Brnckstone
Aaguata
W. M. Hollingsworth
Milton Cash
Winston-Salem
J. A. Hadley
Tea Honoring Mrs. C. M. Lewellyn at Pitchford Home
Oxford Public Ledger reports a tea at the L. T. Pitchford residence on Goshen street in honor of Mrs. C. M. Lewellyn of Dobson, former Ruth Pitchford. Guests enjoyed summer roses, punch, a decorated table, and green and white refreshments with music.
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Oxford Public Ledger
Oxford
N. C
Manley Lewellyn
Dobson
L. T. Pitchford
Goshen Street
Mrs C P Clark Hosts Bridge Club Party
Mrs C P Clark hosted a Franklin Street gathering for her bridge club and friends on Friday afternoon. Five tables played for prizes with Mrs E C Ashby winning the club vase, visitor’s prize to Mrs J H Gwyn, and consolation to Mrs C R Merritt. Out of town guest Mrs Milton Cash of Winston Salem attended. A salad course and mints followed the game.
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C. P. Clark
Bridge Club
Franklin Street
E. C. Ashby
Coty
J. H. Gwyn
C. R. Merritt
Milton Cash
Winston-Salem
Triennial Conference Attended By Local Delegates
Mrs B H Milliken and Miss Virginia Saunders were delegates to the Triennial Conference of Womens Missionary Union of Friends of America held in Greensboro last week. Mr and Mrs G C Welch, Mrs George Belton and Mrs W L Dunman attended the Saturday sessions.
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B. H. Milliken
Virginia Saunders
Woman's Missionary Union of Friends of America
Greensboro
G. C. Welch
George Belton
W. L. Dunman
Bidder to Sell Pleas Davis Homeplace in Surry County
An advance bid to the administrator of Pleas Davis deceased leads to a public auction on January 2 1925 at 1 PM on the premises in Franklin Township Surry County North Carolina. The 75 acre tract borders Cons Snow Pleas Davis Jr F Lewellin C L Jarvis and others and is the homeplace of Pleas Davis. Terms: one third cash with the balance in six year credit payments.
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Admr
Franklin Township
Surry County
N. C
Cons Snow
Pleas Davis, Jr
F. Lewellin
C. L. Jarvis
Pleas Davis
Dee d
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Service
Turnmyre & Lammy
Uncle Buck
Buick
Pioisa
Greenwood Auto Company
Fikin, N. C
Mount Airy, N. C
Young Matrons
Mrs. Manley Lewellyn
Jane
Firestone Tires
W. E. Merritt Company
Lovill Warehouse
J. W. Lovill
Yancey Graves
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