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Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
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SOCIETY and WOMAN'S PAGE
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. Snow Grigsby. OF 254O Nc
Dougnll evenue. is on her vacation.
She visited cleveland last week and
left Fridny for a visit in Idlewild
Mrs. Grigsby is a social service
worker in the Detroit Welfare De-
partment.
xx*x*
Miss Edna Smith and Miss Mil
dred Rowland last week entertain
ed Miss Frances Norfleet at a sur
prise party given in honor of her
birthday. at the home OF Mrs. Ella
Norfleet. 1926 Clinton Street.
Among the guests present were
Misses Vunies Barrow. Frances
Norfleet. Alma Blassingille, Mil.
dred Rowland. Edna Smith;
Messrs. Fleton Slaughter. Joe
Louis Barrow. CharlesN Grasty.
Jessie Grasty. Stanford Paris. and
Compton Roland.
*xxx*
Attorney and Mrs. William
Banks. and mother. of Brush St,
left last Saturday for Chicago, TO
visit the World Fair.
%x#x*
Mrs. Hattie Cottrell of New
York City. and her son Albert have
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mamie Strong OF 44G2 Lumley
Ave. Mrs. Cottrell was given
pleasant time by her nieces. Miss
Hattie Strong and Mrs. Roselle
Hit, who are prominent in The
social circle here.
****
Mrs. Ruth Penn had as guests
over the week end. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Childs and daughter. Janet
Childs and George II. Royal from
New York City. n. Y.
x*x*x
Mr. and Mrs. +. Montgomery.
6035 Beechwood, had as their week |
end guests Mr.. nd Mrs. L. u. An
derson and Mrs. NJ. Johnson. of
Chicago. The visitors were enroutc
to Niagara Falls. after having
spent several weeks i'm Idlewild.
M n M
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Brown, 944
Medbury, left for a 10-day's va
cation at Grass Lake and Mid
West Country Club
n * y X
Mrs. Bessie Kinsey of 1871
Chestnut St., her sister Mrs. Mary
Lou Hinton. and other friends.
eft the city Tuesday night for
Jour weeks motor trip through
chicago, Little Rock Ark, 81.
louis and Shreveport. La.
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Chicago Visitor En-
tertained in Detroit

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson
and Mrs. Clyde Il. Hayes OF Iro-
quois avenue. had as their guest
Miss Rhoda b. l.. Graves. OF Chi
cago Ioloring Miss Graves. Mes
DANES Thompson and Hayes en-
iertained. informally in their
home last Saturday evening.
Miss Graves had the pleasure of
renewing friendships of twenty
years ago. when yshe Lived in De-
troit
During her sojourn here, many
other social affairs were given in
her honor. among them being a
dinner on Sunday. when Mr.. and
Mrs. Fields. of wilkins Street.
were host and hostess; and on
when Mr. and Mrs. Crosse
Miss Graves also en-
joyed numerous drives about the
city. with various friends; also
visit 10 Canda and the races. with
Mrs. Hayes She returned to Chica-
go last Wednesday.
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WITH THE
+. YOU NIGER SET :.
BY Ulysses W. Boykin

Trying o. hccp up VIII, thc com
hugs and eohps OF tuc fashionable
Younger sei thcir various interests
hohbos and wnint-, 8. fascinai
ipp pursuit ald Your columnisi
must hc on the job. III order to
keep up with them
You Should Know That:
The first name 20 head my
who's Who list is Marcclla
Tandy The attractive daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tandy. Of
GIGS lroquois Ave- She was born
in Detroit, August .. 1916 pradn.
atcd with houors from Eastern
High January, 1888 Her favorito
study is mathematics. Her ambi-
tion rs 10 bccurrc II srhool teacher.
She phys the piano and likes To
dance.
Sarah Davis, OF 22Sl Leland 81,
has just returned from a weeks
vacation at Chicago;
Dctroits younger social set pro
mise to be well represented this
month. at the various popular
resorts, here ami there.
Lillian Brown is enjoying her
vacation in Pittsburgh;
Wade Boykin left the city Tues
day night Aug, s, to fiji an en-
gagcment with his orchestra In
Cleveland.
Winnifrcd DeGrasse hates TO
have oven finger prints shown on
her new shiny VS.:
Eileen Boatman likes to race up
and down the Boulevard, In her
dads car.
Evelyn Gilmore is a constant
player of tennis. on the courts Of
the pershing High school;
The attractive Blanche Bennett
likes 10 stay home aud read books
The jolly Eight Bridge club had
lovely indoor picnic, Thursday.
Aug 3. at the home OF Miss Gather
Mae Freeman. Guests present were
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AAtR eAAAN 80 - =
Mrs. Alice Brooks took the
bridge prize for the highest score.
They were also entertained by the
children at the Green Pastures
Camp which is just across the
lake. Miss Florence Stephens, one
Of the outstanding dramatists OF
Detroit. gave several readings. In
this group were Mesdames A. Al
Wis. president; A. Marshall, rec
ording secretary; A. Stephens, cor
responding secretary; II. Patter-
son, Treasurer; /. Brewer. A.
Brooks. NJ Minor. A. jenkins, NJ
Bell. N. Farmer, NJ. b. Scott, and
Miss Florence Stephens.
The Khedive Social Club were
represented by Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
gruder and daughter. Miss Bertha
Draper, MIR. and Mrs. Tugle, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Reeves, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tullis. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bib. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles McCray and Mr.. Houch-
ings. Mr. Reeves and Mr.. Tugle
were the outstanding horse shoe
pitchers of the day.
Among others who registered
the weekend. we're Mrs. Ellington
and daughter; Atty. and Mrs. Jul
ian Rodgers and baby boy; Mr..
and Mrs. Louis G. Blount and
dughters Of Detroit. and Mrs. Levi
Bates and her son and daughter OF
, Ann Arbor.
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Bridge Club Has
Outing in Canada

On Thursday. Aug. 3. 10 Detroit
ladies motored 10 Colchester. Ont.
for an outing with the Monday
Morning Brdgites They were dc
lightfulIy entertained at "Hospl
tally Cottage" the Canadian re-
treat of Mrs. Laura Langsion The
members OF the party were greeted
by Mesdames Langston. Adkins
and Pratt. with CHEEKY smiles ard
n delicious breakfast. iuClE8ire
hot rolls Though the RAIN ic,i r
torrents. the guests found >wr
shine galore within >.
Bridge lasted for hours aa7rs
which time a mild scnsatcu arose
when the team oi HalhcTi AND
Curtis made grand slau cn =
redoubled no trump hii
First prize was won by Mrs s.
Curtis: second. by Mrs Mar,
consolation. Mrs Sans
bia Adkins.
Later in the day. sGmp.GesS
dinner was served. wiih mach
Colchester cheer and many Cama
liam specials.
The group enjoyed cross
'ountry hike TO the beautiful ham
ng beach. after which They jNur
Keyed homeward to- America" .
hores. voting the occasion As on'
ong to be remembered
The members of The club are
Iesdames Mollie Hill president
.innic Saunders. secretary Laura ,
treasurer. Lucille llul
ert. reporter; Elizabeth l.osau.
larry Franklin. Charlie Washing a
IN. Sanobia Adkins: the guests J
eing Mesdames Georgia Campbell {
arrie Curtis, Rosebud DcWhitc a
ay Pratt ~
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e~v|~%SSrSS<f1 pSS<b<PtfStSsss<tds
Mr. Bruce Spauding. of Benz I
teau avenue. has returned TO the
city. after having accompanied his
wife. Mrs: Mary Ellen Spaulding as
far as Chicago. on her return trip
TO. Arizona in interest of her
health Mrs Spaulding has been
soiournng in the West for over
year. and recently spent a few
weeks in Detroit.
ny MN
Miss Marie Stoney, public
school teacher of Savannah. Ga. is
In this city. visiting her brother,
Attorney Frank Stoney. Miss
Stoney is enroute to Chicago. to
attend the Century OF Progress
Exposition.
x*xxxx
Last Tuesday night, an enjoya-
bic club social was held at the
home of Miss Oneida Anderson
The young ladies' were attractively
attired in colorful summer frocks
while the gentlemen wore equally
attractive white flannels.
Those present were Misses Cur.
Their Frcemon. Martha Patton
Katherine Patton, Alberta Wright
Alice Berry. members. The guests
were Misses Melva Allison, Edna
Kyle. Bertha Relmon, Evelyy
Pitts, Matte Mae Haywood; Mes
srs Willie Freeman. Joseph Neal
Harold Stevenson. Paul Jones
George Taylor. Oscar Cain. Willie
Haywood. Elhart Reed. Louis An
derson. Willie Ruthland, Thomai
Lovejoy, Benjamin Davis, Henri!
Anderson. Frank King, samuc
Coruthers. John Anderson Spence
Washington, and William Lee.
*xx**
Mrs. Ida postles. of Parke
avenue. is in Chicago. attending
the Worlds Fair. She was me
there by her sister from Texas
who will accompany her back L
Detroit for brief visit.
Mrs. r. II. Wheeler of 36i
Stockton has just returned from
two weeks vacation In Idlewild
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Observation-Disclosures
CLUBS
'uIiiIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIlIlIInIIiI
JOLLY Is SOCIAL CLUB

The club met al the home OF Mrs.
Bertha Dennard. 2756 Arndt street.
August = The club has leaid aside
all art work for the summer. but
will meet August 10 to make plans
for beginning work on Sept. !.
The Jolly 10 Social Club is com
posed OF progressive members
Their motto is Keep Smiling"
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Catherine Allen. of Chene
street. Bertha Dennard is presl
dent AAnie Powell. secretary.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
K a ppas Enj oy
Outing Sunday

A delightful picnic party was
given by members of Kappa Alpha
Psi Fraternity. Sunday. Aug. o. AZ
the farm of County Auditor Jack
Cowan. Cards and baseball game
between members of alumni am
undergraduate chapters, heipcu
enliven a splendid day OF ENJOY
ment.
The baseball scores stood Alpha
Beta 5, Alumni 4.
The players on the Alumni team
were Malone, Graves, Carry VIZ
liams. owen. McCaughty. X. walk
err. o. o. Sweet and G. Ihoi'"''
The Alpha Beta players "e''
Marshall, II. Walker, r. Walker
Hackett, Lewis. w. Loving a.
Loving. Barkwell. Fisher, l.. DuA-
can. Julian Perry was umpire.
Others attending the picnic were
Miss Alvin Tatum. of New Orleans
La, Mesdames X. Walker, T. ~
Malone. Langford. Perry, Hacke'"
w. NJ. Loving; Misses Grace WI
! liams. Helen Green, Geneva Mer-
coma. Roosevelt Franklin. Map'
Windrow. Ann Hutchinson. Eu'"
Stephens. Maud Malone, and Mas
ter Thomas Malone. Jr.
The picnic arrangements were
in charge of Fred Hart Williams
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
Missionary Club Holds Meet

The Free VIII Missionary club.
of Mt Tabor Baptist Church. met
August . AT the home of Mrs. Nit
chell, Hap f. Philadelphia
Important business was discuss
81. Interesting talks were made by
Mrs Walters. and Messrs Lee and
Refreshments were served
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12

The Elite Social club entertain
er members and friends last Fri.
day evening. at the home of Miss
Lucille Roystcr, 29lG Jay ST Whist
and Bridge were the featured en-.
tertainment OF the evening. Among
the guests present were. members
of the Secret order club Messrs.
William Crimes. Fletcher. joe
Hurley ami others.
\ delightful repast completed
he evening
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
II o use ives League
Sponsors Luncheon At Y

The Detroit Housewives League
viii hc hostcsses al a big public
luncheon al the ST Antoine
Branch y NJ g. A. Friday. Aug
d.. al u noon The luncheon is
being given to raise funds with
which 10 defray the expense Of
seudi lp Delegates 10 the meeting
,of the National negro business
League, TO be held at Durham. y.
c. Aug 23-2G.
The public is invited to attend
the luncheon. and assist in this
worthy cause.
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A surprise birthday dinner was
given in honor of Mrs. X. A. vii.
son. 4244 fireman avenue. Sun
day, Aug. 6 at the home of her
mother, Mrs. l.. w. Tyrrell. The
guests present were Mesdames
Ulmer. Coleman. McCrary. and
Matte Anderson. of the Christian
Center also Mr.. wilson The hon
Gree received a number OF lovely
gifts. A delicious dinner was serv--
ed.
**%**
The Misses Louise and Pearl
Carr, GIL Farnsworth avenue. had
as their recent guests. Miss Velma
! Norris, a public school teacher, of
Selma, Ala. and her sister. Mrs.
Fannie Bell, of Chicago, Ill. Miss
Norris, Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Gordon,
and Miss Dennis. the latter two of
Buffalo, y. Y. were among the
out-of-town guests attending the
banquet honoring DR.. Ernest
Johnnson's twenty years of service
as chorister of Bethel A. NJ. T.
Church's senior choir. recently.
xxxxxN
Mrs. Ernest Carney, of Fischer
avenue, left Saturday for tn,
Green Pastures Camp. where sh,
will spend weeks vacation. Mr.
Carney is I'm charge of tn,
camp.
%%%xx
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl higgins. o
Washington, ID. c.. were visitors Il
the city last week. having stoppe'
2 over here enroute home from
| visit to the Century of Progress
r Exposition at Chicago. While her
they we're the guests OF Mr.. II. L
Carter of f.. Vernon Highway.
r brother of Mrs. higgins; and he
|, cousin. Mrs. o. +. After, of Med
/ bury avenue
x*%x%
} Mrs. Roy Braxton, 652S Hartford
has just returned from n thre
weeks vacation in Chicago, wher
she was the guest OF relatives an
! friends. She was accompanied b
her two children.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
The Golden Rule Art And
Literary Club

Tho Golden Rule Art and Liter
AIRY club. auxiliary No. /. met Aug.
3. with the president. Mrs. Alnc
Noel. $3.50 Scotch avenue. Mrs.
McCrary. or 652i Hartford avenue.
and Mrs Timer. 653i Hartford
avenue. were guests
Ice cream and cake were served
by the hostess.
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CORRECTION

In the July 9Th issue of the Trib-
une II was stated that the Golden
Rule Art and Literary Clubs July
9Th meeting was the last meeting
for the year. This was an error.
The club does not closh for the
summer. and the July 9Th meeting
was a social affair, given by the
auxiliary club. for its mother or
ganization.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
NJ i c h gan Democratic
League To Sponsor Picnic

Under the leadership OF the Exc
cutive Secretary. Joseph A. Graf
gen. the Michigan Democratic Lea
que is planning Il picnic TO Put-In
Bay on August list
Promoters hope to make this A
gala affair and many prizes will be-
given away at The Island Every
body is invited to help make this
picnic success.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
JUST rs BRIDGE Club

The Just Us Bridge club held
their first meeting at the home of
Mrs Bernice Buchanon. $3.50 La
Belle on Thursday the Ord. A. un!-
que luncheon was served The
club met Aug. ! at the home of
Mrs. Cliff Bostic OH Inverness.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
RITzy SIX CLUB

The Ilitzy Six social club of
the younger set OF High Park Will
hold their first lawn party at the
home Of Miss Elizabeth Jackson al
1884 Ford Avenue August the 18th,
at S:l5. Miss Mary Williams Is the
president.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
Mississippi Club

The club met Friday night. July
~. The newly elected officers wcrc
Installed and the committees APP
pointed. There were 3G present at
the roll call. Some OF the new
members include DR., ] W. Ed
wards, Or. $. H. c. Owen. Mrs
Johnson. MIR, Johnson. and others
The club also met at Brewster
Center Aug 3, at . y. m. for III,
purpose of adopting the constitu
ton.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
kappas Elect Delegates
To Annual Conclave

The Detroit Alumni Chapter o.
the Kappa Alph Psi Fraternity
elected Fred Hart Williams Victor
Hicks and Julian Perry as dele
gates TO the 23rd annual conclavc
OF the fraternity which meets al
chicago. August -. to Sept 30.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
PERSONALS

Mrs. Emma Brodle of Chicago
was in the city last week to attend
the funeral of her nephew. VIM.
Rex Higdon. During her visit, she
was the house guest of her neice
Mrs. Sylvia M. Tucker OF Lumlcy
Avenue.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
Tolly Week-End Parties At
Midwest Country Club

Grass Lake Michigan-The members of the Mysterious
Twelve Bridge Club and the Khedve Social Club boih
of Detroit Michigan helped to swell the crowd OF week
ender at the Mid West Lake and Country Club last Sat
uday and Sunday The Mysterious Twelve group arrived
Thursday evening and remained until Sunday night ana
their time spent in boating, swimming playing 'e
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
Bathsheba Chapter Fetes
WorthD Grand Matron

Bathsheba Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met
in regular session Friday night Aug. a. at which time it
also entertained the Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Agnes
Bristol OF Wolverine Grand Chapter and other grand
chapter officers residing in Detroit
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12
Birth Announcement

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bonney.
526S Bangor announce the birth of
"a 6 IA pound baby boy, Joseph,
Jr.. born August 8, 1893.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-12

, Misses k.iua GrrgorN anu N"'
;. ion Thomas. two popular memhrr'
{ of the Associated Nurses ~ ne
trcn. we're rendered reception
l'r,da, evening AIS 4 =, the resi-.
/. dcace ~ MIS- E;la MURRAY, 6''l
, Stau3er1 ANsnsc
Tse cveNios Vas spent WIN
, ,4.5Is au6 5an.es icrp'Ni on with
Delegated iepaS. which was
serves p, N.>sos Maud Murray and
lssyhs Jackson
~ Sues lis. M'indcd Misses
Mc7ross auS l'rsnh.c Howard. Eliz-
sne.h ana Nasesa Hnown. Iva Lee
!s.AS.,r 'rs.aa SicRer Ann Mae
Matrcv fsrc5a johnson. Martha
.isne Gr,Nr constance Brown,
le,c, CeckcyN Gicudora Payne. Al
urGa C.a,en F,clyn McGhee. Ruth
louc> .sl,ian Rond. Marie Smith.
arA NcssrS James Nrwcomb. Ralph
li.wars Horace Burch. Sammie
We.N.scu. Douglass Booker, Hezie
grcwn. IcoRv Clavon. Marvin An
.Icrs,n. Eddie l.umpkin. James Ra-
u,e, Presley Green. Roy Howasrd,
Jena lurion SANDY Young. John
; sacusow Eddie Jones' Otto Cureton,
and many others.
%%xx
Mrs Fred Green. of Wellington
street. ami her daughter. Elizabeth.
LEFT this week TO visit friends in
Chicago for fortnight, and TO at
tend The Worlds Fair.
**xx*
Mrs. John " Coleman, OF Indian
apolis. Ind. wife of the pastor of st.
John Presbyterian Church. was in
the city last week The Colemans
also spent a few days in Cleveland
With friends. and will leave this
week on a vacation trip.
%**x
The home of Miss Mite Nor
gan. 3S1S Biddle avenue was
graced with vivac gu s
members of the younger set. Sat
urday night. when they gathered !
to honor pretty Miss Vcla Morgan.
on her birthday Among those who |
came to extend fluctuations to the !
honoree were Miss Flora Sullivan,
John Bird. Miss Made Jordan.
Miss Lamour Morgan. James Stew
atr. Miss Ann Hopkins. Leroy
Morgan Miss Ruth Wrentz. Thorn
as Allca. Miss Dorothy Adair. Ed
ison Watts, and others.
sss
Miss Marilda Lee of Terre Haute
Ind. has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Reagon of Norwood
Avenue in Conant Gardens. a
dinner was given in her honor by
Mr. and Mrs. j. Burton on Kendall,
with Mr. and Mrs. Reagon. and
Mrs. II. Goode OF Arlington Avenue
and MIR. and Mrs. Glover of La
Belle as guests.
~ M
DR., and Mrs. Haley Bell and
are enjoying a two
weeks vacation in Chicago.
%%%%
Mrs. Hattie Cottrell AMI son.
Albert, of New York City. have
been the house guests of Mrs.
Mathew Strong of Lumley Avenue
during the past ten days.
**x**
Mr.. A. b. Chennault, formerly |
Agency Manager of the Detroit
District, Victory Mutual Life In
surance Company, left for Chicago
lass week to assume his duties as
Assistant Secretary of the Victory
Mutual. Mr. Chennault was accom-
panied by his wife. the former
Nellie Mcfarland, and infant son,
Albert b., Jr.
%*x%%
$3.50
DR.. and Mrs J A Moore and their
daughter, of 1903 McDougall Ave
left the city Tuesday August 8, to
attend the Grand Boula and the
Century of Progress at Chicago.
|
Mr.. T.. Hughey of Buffalo, New
York, has been recently transfer
red here as the local Branch Of
flee Manager of the Victory Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Emma Brodie of Chicago
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OPEN AIR DANCE
Saturday Night, August 18th
Glvan hv

THE MAXINE SOCIAL CLUB
In the beautiful Roof Garden
Mt 1859 T.. Garfield
Good Music - Admission 15c
Miss Lillian Houston, President
Miss Selma Thomas, Secretary
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SOCIAL ITEMS

GS~S3<s~c~Sse4sc<S@34o@<s@DS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-30
COLORED

f. M. Allen estate, At acres,
Hoopers creek, $7.08.
William Collington, 3 acres,
lockwood, 1919.
Frances Featherston, house and
40 acres, Anderson settlement,
1851.
Annie Fletcher, l 1-2 acres,
Boiling Springs, $3.50.
Oney Goodwin, l 1-2 acres,
Brickton, 1896.
John Goree. ga acre, Brickton,
$11.24.
Alonzo Hazel, 8 acres, Howard
Gap road, 1888.
CASTOR Hazel, 2 1-2 acres, How
ard Gap road, 1924.
W. J. Holland, IA acre, Brick
ton, 1894.
Indy Hunter, 80 acres, Hoop
ers creek, $1.90.
holland Jones, 3 acres, Mills
River road, $1O.94.
Anna Latham, 8 acres near
Brickton, 1919.
M. L. Mills, IA acres, Couch
mountain, $7.05.
o. M. Mills, 80 acres. Ho J2ers
creek, $11.89.
Sallie Mills, 10 acres near
Brickton, $8.11.
Sam Mills, l acre, Howard Gap
road, $2.40. -..
Comfort Morgan, acres, Mills
River road, 1924.
Annie Partlow, IS acres, Couch
mountain, STA.
Josephine Primer, 2 IA acres,
lockwood, $2.62.
Ella Prince, Z 3-4 acres, Brick
ton, 1888.
]. C. Prince, House and lot,
Brickton, $3.50. a
c. and D. Collins, house and 4
acres near highway, $15.40.
Dina Corpening, l ga acres,
home place, 1884.
Eliza Hampton, l acre near
74c.
Mark Mills, acres near Brick
ton. $6.16.
VIM. Watson, acre, lockwood.
&c. ..,. e.,
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DELINQUENT

Robert Bane, 80 acres, Feather
ston land, $f3.29.
Otto Barnwell, 10 acres, Fetch
er, $1.95.
C. E. Bonesteel, 105 acres, AL
len place, $13.43.
Mrs. G. M. Canada, 2 lots, Roy
al Oak, $2.46.
Mary w. Carney. II ga acres,
Hoopers Creek, $10.49.
J. E. Dickson, 10 acres, Carl
Huntley land, $20.33.
Mary C. Dodd, l lot Fletcher,
$2.6S.
]. T. Drake, 67 acres, Smith
land, SOFIA.
Mrs. Hardy Flynn, 1 acre, Der
mid land, &c.
John Flynn, 8 acres, Hoopers
creek, 41c.
1. E. Freeman, 2 acres, Hoopers
creek, $4.03.
DR.. E. R. and NJ. Griffith, 10
acres, Fletcher, $11.30.
L. G. Hargrove, Fl acres, DAM
eron property, Sail.
NJ. L. Hines, 108 acres, Blake
land, $160.35.
Chas. Huntington, lot and gar
age, Dixie highway, $1.34.
Harry Jackson, 35 acres. Feath-
erston creek, S4.31.
w. X. Fitzpatrick, ia acres,
Sumner land, $81.79.
F. C. Lackey, q acres noun
tain land, $500.
E. G.. Lewis, 80 acres, French
Broad, $102.12.
John Middleton, l acre, E. N.
Case land, 1925.
Connie Pattelow, 4 acres noun
tain land, 55c.
j. S. Patterson estate, 1 acre,
Blake land, S4.36.
w. P. RaiEes, house, Fletcher,
.$27.53.
T. J. Roberts, 1872 acres, Air
port, $61.6O.
Effie Smith, 10 acres, Pryor
land, $1.23.
E. E. Smith, Is acres Souther
place, $4.93.
A. G. Tandy, 4 lots Royal Oak
park, $2.68.
The Homestead I. Co., so acres
Patton land, $97.33.
j. M. Tindall, 5 acres Ownbey
land, $1.85.
A. Tobin, l acre, Logan land.
$10.08.
Joe Ware, l lot, Fletcher, $6.72.
j. H. Waters, l lot, SANFORD,
$1.23.