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characterization 20
Cleveland Junior saxon LiedertafeI
Pras., Edward Schneider, 1888 Antes-
dale Ave.
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Notice OF Sale OF Land In Ashe County, For 1899 Taxes

j, J. E. Roland, Sheriff and
Tax Collector .Ashe County,
under and by virtue of power
vested in me, in accordance
with law and by order of the
Ashe County Commissioners,
will at 1 o'clock P. NJ. on Mon
day, Oct. Z, 1910, sell to the
highest bidder for cash the
following lands for the default
of taxes for 1889.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-19
Piney Greek

J. R. Adams, acres LA
Lee Baldwin, 2 lots $40
G. M. Baldwin, 16 rs &C. 6.62
Annie Ballou, l lot 1.O2
Bank of Lansing, 1 lot 6.97
Ben Barker. 3 lots 1854
Roby Blevins, ST., l lot 5.O8
Ethel Blevins, 10 acres 2.92
o. D. Campbell, lot 5.72
Will Campbell, l lot 1.2O
Raymond Childers, lot 5.26
Ida Childers, 10 IL
acres z.Oz
Mrs. Bana Cox, Al acres $50
T. L. Darnell, 9 acres 1886
Nellie Darnell, Is acres 2.68
L. H. Davis, 8 lots 6.12
VIM. Dollinger, 33 acres 1862
E. c. Eldreth, l lot lao
Rhoda Francis, Heirs, IL &C $50
Lennon Francis, IL &C. 3.O4
Ira Gilley, 6 acres 3.48
Madge Goss, % acres 3.72
Eva Alice GRAPHICAL, 1 IA &C 2.18
B. w. GRAPHICAL, 2 IA &C. 2.92
Ella Greer, / lot 5.14
Ham & Stansberry, 1 lot 775
J. A. Ham, 1 lot LIZ
Lester Howell & wife, 20 s.
acres TIT
w. M. Hurley, acre 40
Elizabeth Johnston, Is &C. 1903
CONTINUED on Page Sikh
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-19
Horse Greek

Ashe Motor Co., z acres EOS
Atlantic Joint Stock Land
Bank, 80 acres 21.6O
Ben Barker, ii 1-8 4.54
Oscar Blevins, 8 acres 1873
S. A. B1evins, 10 acres 1854
Mrs. Malissa Brooks, II &C. 1.54
c. c. Calhoun, 1875 IA &C. 41.63
Claude Calhoun, 81 acres 6.82
Johnny Calhoun, A IL 1858
T. F. Calhoun, 101 acres 1882
Walter Calhoun, 80 acres 1902
Charlie Campbell, IA 1-3 &C. 1.89
B. H. Carpenter, 6 acres 1873
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-19

Ambrose Woods, 18 acres I'll
G. w. Wilcox, 100 acres 1866
J. w. Boyden, Col, 48 " acc 1895
Quincy Wellington, Col,
Is acres 4.3(
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Mrs. Jennie Wilcox, 80 1-2 &C. 81
J. H. Worley, 81 acres sc
Tom Worley, 8 acres 3.e
Mrs. M. J. Worley. IS acres As
Robert Seats, As acres 81
H. Lee Goodman, 10 acres 201
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-19
Obiids

Hamp Ashley, 40 ga &C.
Earnest Bare, AZ acres
G. C. Bare, 20 acres
Julia Bare, 10 acres
Mrs. Bessie Bare, 10 acres
Mrs. Neal Black, z acres
George Black, Heirs, 8 &C.
Mrs. Mae Black, IL acres
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-19
20 acres

20 acres g.
w. H. Sheets, Est, l acre l.
Mrs. I. c.. Sisk, 4 IL &C. s.
H. B. Taylor, Is acres g.
Emmett Wallace, Z acres Z
Tom & Emmitt Wallace,
215 acres H.
w. r. Weaver, 81 1-2 acres A.
Wiley Weaver, 8 IL acres 8
Mrs. r. P. Witherspoon,
so 1-2 acres 49,
Jas. G. Witherspoon, SO &C. g.
E. o. Woodie, 260 &C. 49,
0. j. Pennington, ] lot H.
Roy D. Pierce, IA acres
John Davis, Heirs, Col,
ii acres 4
Mack Horton, Col, / acre 4
Rhoda Reeves, COL. 3 IL &C. l.
Dollie Roberts, COL, 2 acres l.
Vince Wolfe, Col, S acres 8
Walter Wright, Col, 2 IL &C. 8
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-19

Easter Carpenter Heirs
SO acres 2.96
Henry C.. Carpenter, Is &C. 1913
Lester Clark, SO acres 1927
Wick Cornett, $50 acres 1881
c. E. Davis, 103 acres 1853
Grant Davis, Is acres 4.84
Willard Davis, "a acres 1.84
Dolphus Denny, II acres 1882
Coy Eldreth, 80 acres 1893
E. z. Eldreth, 8 acres 1875
H. c. Eldreth, 10 acres 6.68
John H. Eldreth, IA acres 4.98
Samuel Eldreth, "a acres 1922
w. M. Eldreth, % acres 1882
Drury Elliott, II acres 4.28
George Elliott, ii acres 5.92
Grin Elliott, 6 "a acres 5.48
K. M. Farmer, Is acres 1892
]. l.. Gilley, q acres HOO
Charles Goss, 2 acres T.54
Gwyn Goss, IL acres 1.54
M. A. Goss, 81 acres 8.74
Pearl Goss, IL acres 1.54
Grant Davis, ii acres 2.96
Willard Goss l $40 acres 1.54
A. L. Greer, Is acres SIG
Sherman Greer, IA 1-3 acres 500
Smith Greer, 1-2 acre 1914
Mrs. Susie Greer, u acres 1880
Leonard Ham, Is acres 4.66
Mrs. Mary M. Ham, SO &C. 1917
F. L. Hurley, 20 acres sos
Wiley Hurley Heirs, 40 acres 400
Mrs. Celia E. Jones, lot $50
Florence Kilby Adm. of
Elizabeth Kilby, so acres 1888
Lya1ls Heirs, 43 acres 5.64
Lizzie Lyalls, 43 acres 5.64
Mrs. Amanda Miller, 100 &C. 11.6O
c. B. Miller, 20 acres 4.76
Charlie Miller, Is acres 4.36
Mrs. Ida Miller, Gdn., 5 &C. liza
L. H. Miller, 10 IA acres 9.64
Gather Osborne, 2 acres 800
Johnny Osborne, II IA &C. 2.33
Stacy Osborne, 6 ga acres 4.92
R. E. Pennington, Is IL &C 4.78
Reeves Perry Heirs, Z acres 1.64
Amanda Phillips, 7 acres 1875
Arts Phillips Heirs, is &C. 2.27
Edd Phillips, II acres 1920
Harrison Phillips, IA acres 4.88
Mrs. Merintha Phillips
IA 1-3 acres l.91
Vance Phillips, 35 acres 900
Joe Poe, 48 acres 1913
John Poe, 10 acres 5.98
Lee Poe, IL acre 9.86
Oscar Poe, 10 acres 4.96
Melvin Rotten, 10 acres 2.84
Hobert Rupard, 10 IL &C. $50
Rev. C. w. Sexton, 66 IL
acres 2O.61
Elmo Shepherd, IA acres 5.94
Fieldon Shepherd, SO acres 11.31
State Bank & Trust Co.
IS acres ~ 5.92
Sturgill & Yearick, 81 acres 4.88
Ethel Weaver, 46 acres 5.92
Emaline Whitaker, 81 acres Ills
Eliza Wyatt, l acre 1856
w. B. Wyatt, 10 IA acres 5.14
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-19
NOrthF Fork.

H. G. Barlow, 4O acres 14.Io
Mrs. j.. Nj. Barlow, IL acre IA
Clover Bank, As acres 1907
B. c. Donnelly, 106 acres 57.18
Oscar L. Elliott, 104 acres 1918
Mrs. Nancy Farmer, 1O6 &C. 5l.73
Ben Farmer, 80 acres 32.21
J. S. Graham, 1856 IL &C. 82.61
w. H. GRAPHICAL, 86 acres 1888
James GRAPHICAL, 9 acres 1875
Callie GRAPHICAL, II acres 2.2O
Mrs. L. H. GRAPHICAL,
3 $40 acres 1.37
Clara Goode, 20 acres 6.97
Mrs. Eva Hodge, Is acres 5.92
Mrs. John Humphrey,
so acres 0.2O
Lillard Hampton, "a acres 5.32
Mrs. r. A. Jenkins, 2 IL &C. ZIG
Mrs. Myrtle James, 40 &C. $40
J. M. Johnson, 143 acres 100
Joe Johnson, l IL acres 1.O2
Clyde Lewis, 4 3-4 acres 1873
Everette F. Lewis, 2 IL &C. Az
Ernan Lewis, 10 acres 6.12
T. F. Lewis, II acres 5.62
w. r. Lewis, IS acres 1911
Dewey Lewis, q acres 9.O4
Dewey Lewis, 63 acres 1924
H. L. Lewis, 40 acres 1884
Mrs. Dave Lewis, 4 So &C. 2.O2
Laura Mahala, % acres 4.78
Mrs. Nancy Nelson, 10 ga &C. 6.75
R. H. Osborne, % 1-2 acres 4.46
Luther Osborne, 26 IL acres SIT
Amos Osborne, Is acres 1892
Milton Osborne, l acre 800
Mrs. Ca1lie Osborne, 26 acres TAP
Charlie Perkins, 66 acres 14.89
A. B. Price, SO IL &C. 47.O6
M. F. Parker, 48 acres 1903
James Potter, 81 acres 7.25
d. J. Perkins, 20 acres 5.94
r. P. Price, so acres 5.72
Conley & Delphia Roark,
48 IL acres 27.22
Mile Roark, II "a acres 2.79
Murphey Roark, 81 acres 5.76
Noel Roark, % acres 1886
E. E. Roark, 18 acres 4.46
S. A. Roark, 4 acres 1.54
M. L. Sturgill, 40 acres 1914
w. M. Sutherland, 90 acres 1858
r. H. Sutherland, 304 acres 5000
A. S. Snyder, 81 acres I'LL
David Snyder, 4 acres ITO
Rayburn Snyder, 80 acres $50
Riley A. Stewart, 80 ga &C. 8.48
r. M. Sluder, II acres 4.22
Mrs. Stacy Starnes, 8 IA &C. 2.16
J. N. Stansberry, 10 &C. 54.01
D. v. Thomas, 81 acres 1851
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Lura Ti1ley, 4 acres 1.54
M. C.. Winebarger, 80 &C. 4.56
Lee Wilson, 81 acres 7.37
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-12
nth FRAME RUNS
BRING SO WIN
Tommy Heinrich Polls His
Second Homer; Finney
Gets One Too

NEW YORK, May 11.-R-The
Boston Red Sox pushed over two
runs in the 18th inning today to
hand the Yankees their 9Th straight
loss. The score was 9-8.
It was the second time in two
days that last years American
league runners-up clipped t h e
champions by a one-run margin
in an extra-inning game.
Fourth Yank Hurler
Fireman" Johnny Murphy, the
fourth Yank pitcher to mount the
mound, was the victim of the be-
lated uprising. jim Tabor open
ed with a double, went to third
on a sacrifice and scored on pinch
hitter Leo Nonnenkamp's fly. They
got the clincher on Lou Finney's
double and Doc Cramer's single.
Tommy Heinrich polled his Sc
cond homer in the last half of the
18th to cut the Sox margin to one
rum, but then Jim Bagby, who was
the fourth Sox pitcher to see &C.
ton, handcuffed the next three
batsmen to end the game.
Finney homcred with the bases
loaded in the fifth to start the Sox
toward their ultimate victory.
George Selkirk clouted a four
Dagger for the Yanks.
The drawn-out affair, witnessed
by 1926, took three hours and
three minutes to play.
The Yanks yer able to get out
j front but oace, when a four-run
outburst, capped by Henrich's
first homer, gave them a temper.
airy rs margin, but the Sox whit.
tied that with a run in the ninth to
send the game into the overtime.
The desperate Yankees resorted
to two major lineup changes
benching Shortstop frankie Gro
setti and Rightfielder Charley Kel.
Ter in favor OF Billy Knickerbock.
er, the Yanks' lone infield replace.
ment, and Tommy Heinrich.
The victory was t., Sox' sixth
straight and put them 9 10 games
a, ead of the last-place Yanks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-12
8 MATCHES PLAYED
in LINKS TOURNEY
Annual Ladies Spring Golf
Meet Enters Second
Round Of Play

Eight matches, five in the first
round and three in the second
round, were played yesterday in
the annual ladies spring golf
tournament at the Cape Fear
Country club.
First round results were: Mrs.
Herbert Cavenaugh 1 up owe Mrs.
Harriss Newman; Mrs. H. A.
Marks 1 up over Mrs. George
Clark; Mrs. L. S. Saunders 3 and
1 over Mrs. B. M. Washburn; Mrs.
David Harriss by default owe Mrs.
George Stearns; Mrs. George Kid
der 6 and 5 over Mrs. E. w.
Mango; Mrs. George Rountree 1
up 10 holes over Mrs. r. M. Will
liams.
Second round results were: Miss
Elizabeth Nets 4 and 2 over Mrs.
Herbert Cavenaugh; Mrs. L. S.
Saunders 6 and 5 over Mrs. H. A.
Marks; Mrs. David Harriss by de-
fault over Mrs. Albert Perry; Mrs.
George Kidder 5 and 5 over Mrs.
George Rountree.
In the consolation flight, Mrs.
Harriss Newman and Mrs. George
Stearns drew byes, Mrs. E. w.
Mango and Mrs. R. M. Williams
are paired, Mrs. George Clark and
Mrs. B.. M. Washburn are paired.
Tournament officials said last
night all matches must be played
not later than Monday, May 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-12
Leland ndKappa Mines
Facing Stiff Opposition

can overcome the James jinX and
make today's engagement number
five. Either three-game winner Jim
Bullock or "Highpockets" Jimmy
Mintz will toe the rubber for the
~tied-for-top Hi-Kappas. With the ex-
ception of the catching assignment
for the res, the two lineups will
present just about the same mem
bers.
Hobbs To Catch
Hobbs will be the fraternity catch
err, Eagles will hold the initial sack
for the visitors and Farmer will be
at that post for the home team.
The keystone section will be man.
ned by Bradshaw for the Kappas
and Joe Markiton for Skeet James
club. The shortstops will be Leon
Thomas and Linwood Rowan. At
third will be Billy Pieper for the
Fi-kappas and John Markiton for
the res. The outfields will con
sist of Flowers, Cherry, and Lewis
or Porter for the frat nine and Bow
en-, Sandlin and Hawkins for the
other side.
Lappy Williams, newly acquired
JB twirler, will probably greet the
Bluebirds when they tackle the
Printers this afternoon. Will
liams, who was the mainstay
of the AS mound staff for a Ions
time, will probably draw speed-baller
Headon Piner for his opposing hurl-
err. With halfway support, these
worthy FINGERS should make an in
teresting game. Burney Covington
will be the JB's receiver and Bease-
ly or L%affiteau will be behind. the
bat for the Purol outfit. Several
newcomers are expected to fill some
of the other positions on both teams.
John Taylor will probably be back
in the Purol outfield.
Fletcher Piner, formerly of the
JB's, will probably be the starting
chunker for the AS in their game
with the Ramblers on the sound
diamond. Several new players are
expected to be in the starting line
up Of the Dry Pond team which is
now under the management of
Woody Sandlin.
Masonboro will again look to its
leading pitcher, Johnnie Carter, tc
lead the way to victory. Carter, who
has won two games for the Ram
blers this season, will be backed by
a constantly improving lineup which
is expected to include E. T. Han
cock and other outstanding players.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-12

220-yard %freestyle, Pittman (W)
first; Brandt (C) second; Jenrett
(W) third. Time, 2 minutes, AZ sec.
onds.
100-yard backstroke, Brown (C)
first; Warshauer (W) second; Sar.
tor CO. third. Time, one minute, Is
seconds.
Diving, Johnson (W) first, al
points; Wannamaker CO. second,
$50 points; Thornley, CO. third, 1898
points.
15o-yard medley relay, won by
Charleston Drown, Cantwell and
Gerth). Time, one minute, s1.5 sec.
onds.
2oo-yard freestyle relay, won by
wilmington (Houston, Jenrette, Haas
and Pittman).
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-12
Charleston's Summers Win
Ouer New Hanover High 1929

Charleston's merrnen splashed out
a 80 to 20 victory over the New
Hanover High school swimmers in
the Y pool yesterday afternoon, win
ming five firsts and holding a sub.
stantial lead all the way. Whining
tons firsts came in the 220 freestyle.
the diving and the freestyle relay.
Feature race of the afternoon was
the 150-yard relay, which Charleston
won after trailing during most of
the event.
Summary of events:
5O-yard ~freestyle, Gerth CO. first;
Johnson (W) second; Causey (C)
third. Time, &c seconds.
1O0-yard breaststroke, Cantwell (C)
first; Weeks CO second; Warshauer
(W) third. Time, 1 minute, IA sec.
onds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-12
/. H. H. S. NET TEAMS WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS
@ Boston Red Sox Hand Yankees Fourth Straight Loss, 9 To
Harris Everett Wins
Southern Net Crown

DURHAM, May 11.-(AP)-
Harris Everett of the Uni
versity of North Carolina to-
day captured the Southern
conference singles crown with
a 6-4, So, SO, 6-8, SO triumph
over his team-mate Fan Carver
on the Duke courts here after
one of the most thrilling
matches the annual tournament
has ever seen.
The finals in the doubles,
another all North Carolina af-
fair. were postponed until 3
o'clock Monday afternoon due
to the length of the singles
match. 1t will bring together
the teams of Charlie Rider and
Bill Rawlings against Carver
and Walt MesseroIe.