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Dairy Queen Whips vx-1
To Gain Softban Title

The Dairy Queen Blixzards wor
the Winter Soitban League cham
plOnship by defeating the VX-l Fly.
ers, 60, behind Dewitt Roberts two
hit pitching.
Roberts, whose 81 victory over
the Flyers Monday earned them
the one game playof, was in com
plete charge throughout the game
He was in trouble only twice. Once
/ in the fourth when Greenwood and
Burt Farrell singled in succession
and he then got Steve Var
60 to pop to the catcher to end
the threat. Then in the seventh
with two outs, two errors put run
nerS on first and second. but Rob
erts got Dave Gamble to line oui
to first to end the game and give
the Billiards their first city title
Roberts struck out six and walked
only one.
| The Billiards broke the ice in
the fourth when they scored two
runs on two errors a single by Sam
Valdez and Claude Valdez outfield
fly. They added another in the fifth
when Joe Fleitas long fly was drop
ped by centerfielder Barney Nor
gan for a three-base error. Fieita:
scored later on Tito Angueria's in
field out. In the sixth, the Biz
yards iced the game with a three
run rally on a walk, an error. q
single by c. Valdez, and a homer
by Roberts.
Roberts, in addition to his fint
pitching performance, led hi:
teammates attack on with a hom
er and single in three trips to the
plate.
Gamble, who went all the way
for the Flyers, allowed only -four
hits, but had support from his US
ual dependable infield had him n
trouble most of the game.
In an exhibition game, General
Electric defeated Fleet Sonar
School, 6-2, behind Bill Walkers
five hit pitching.
General Electric picked up two
runs in the second on singles BY
Bunsy Villareal and Oscar Cruz,
an error. and an outfield fly. They
added three more in the fourth on
three walks, an error. and a single
by Walker. They picked up their
final tally in the seventh on an
error, Villareal's second single, and
wild pitch. Fleet Sonar picked up
run in the fifth when Danny Nc
Gee hit an inside the park homer.
They picked up another in the six.
tn on Henk's single, and error and
Pat Lenihan's long fly.
Villareal led the General Elec.
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Illinois eager Sets All-Time Scoring Record

So long as the Illini can send
Carr on the floor, they'll be title
threats.
The only other ranked school to
get into action last night was Day.
ton, which was rated right behind
iDuquesne as a power in the East.
But the school dropped its first
decision of the young season to
Miami of Ohio 1910.
This result could throw an en-
tire new complexion on the East.
Fordham, one of the dark horses.
Won its third straight, defeating
Yale S0-51. The Rams, a crew of
real SharpshooterS. made good %
of their Sc tries from sho for
and Ed Conlin r. - T.
his free throws.
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Runs Out OF

BY RALEIGH ALLsBRooK

CLEVELAND R-Rocky Castel-
lani, with a bruising unanimous
decision over Gil Turner under his
belt, appeared today to have
temporarily fought himself out Of
opponents.
To so upward, the second-rank.
ing middleweight contender must
either battle Randy Turpin. the
man one notch above him. or
welterweight champion Bobo Oh.
son of Honolulu.
Turpin is in England and has
given no indication of returning
soon. And there is no immediate
prospect of a title bout with Olso.
al Mailman, manager of the
Cleveland fighter, said he would
go to New York Immediately, how
ever, and try to line up a title
fight. I'm ready to post a check
for whatever amount is required
to challenge Olson" said Mailman.
My man has proved he is the
logical challenger"
He planned to give Castellani
a rest of at least a month. and
after the encounter with the Phil.
adelphia experimentation man.
Rocky could well use it.
Following three slow rounds in
Nv b c h Castellani repeatedly
speared Turner with slashing leftS
TO the jaw while the crowd booed
for more action, Turner turned
on his famed buzz-saw attack.
From then on il was hammer
and tongS every round, with the
crowd screaming and the two al.
most exhausted at the end.
Castellani'S margin appeared to be
better pacing, harder punches and
perhaps more stamina.
Castellani weighed ls7 to 15S
for Turner.
Despite his lower ranking, Tur.
ner was an IS favorite for the
nationally televised bout on the
Cleveland News annual Christmas
Fund show. The 1873 custom
ers paid a gross of $72,l1O.
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Pros Aid
.AusSiie Davis

BY WILL eRIMsLEY

MELBOURNE R-Frank Sedg,
man and Ken MeGregor who wor
the Davis Cup from America In
1850 and successfully defended Il
in the last two years pitched In
today to help condition Australia 4
new team for the Challenge Cur
Round here Dec. $3.50.
Now professionals, they are
serving as trial horses for free
for the l9-year-old Sydney tennis
twins Ken Rosewall and Lewis
Hoad, who viii defend the trophy
on the Kooyong courts.
Under Captain Harry Hopman'i
experienced eye. the Aussies plan
daily practice sessions and gym
workouts leading up TO the final
matches.
I'VE feel condition is of prime
importance" said Hopman. "Wher
the Challenge Round comes up we
want our boys to be in peak physi
cal shape"
Meanwhile, Belgian and U. S
forces practiced at Brisbane fol
their interzone final there Dec. II
IS. The winner meets the Aussie.
for the big cup.
Bill Talbert. the U. S. captain
who has included himself on the
playing squad, said Brisbane's 100
degree weather was acting as q
boon to his team, which hasn't
been able to attain top form.
"Seixas' knee is much better. p
Talbert said. HE has been going
to the net in the last day or SC
without any signs of trouble"
The slender Philadelphia has
been troubled with a sprained lig
ament suffered in practice three
weeks ago.
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Rose Queen Named

PASADENA, Calf. R-Barbara
Louise Schmidt, a 17-year-old bru.
nette with dimples and brown eyes.
viii reign as queen of this season S
Tournament Of Roses.
Harry w. Hurry, tournament
president, announced her selection
today from a group of seven rose
princesseS. These were chosen
from some 2,500 goods at John
Ruir and Pasadena City Colleges.
where the competition started six
weeks ago.
Barbara goes to Pasadena CITY
College. She Is S feet s, weighs
lis pounds and ner measurements
are bust IS. waist "a and hips "a.
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Sports Roundup
BY WILL GRIMSLEY
lFor Gayle Talbotl

MELBOURNE R-You have TO
see it to understand why this coun-
try with less than 10 million rules
the tennis world.
What the Dodgers are to Brook
Ign, what bull fighting is to Spain,
tennis is to Australia, only more
so.
Down here at the bottom of the
world the racquet sport has be-
come almost a religion. The poor
and the rich, the old and the young
play it. Everybody talks it.
You have hardly settled back in
a cab before the driver asks:
well, do you think the American
boxes are going to take back the
cup this year,"
Or he will ask about Lew Hoad's
sore shoulder or express concern
over Ken Rosewall's timid service.
Ask a New York hack driver
about Vic Seixas' sprained knee
ligament and you'll probably get,
Sorry, bub, but l don't speak
French"
The doormen and mattresses
here discuss the finer points of the
game like a pro.
1t isn't an odd sight at all to
see a dignified grey-haired man
in homburg waiting for a street
car with a tennis racquet tucked
under one arm. Almost every
schoolchild is equipped with a neat
leather carrying case for racquet
apparel.
The star tennis players. particu-
larly visitors, are idolized like the
Joe DiMaggioes and Mickey Man
ties in the United States. School
children and adults line up to get
autographs.
Gee, this makes you feel i'm
portant," said Hamilton Richard
son, one of the U. S. Davis Cup
perS from Baton Rouge, La. II
could walk down main street at
home and nobody would notice
me-"
Tennis players are secuted and
developed just like a piece of
promising baseball bric-a-brac in
the United States.
But there is one sad note to it.
Players like Rosewall and Hoad,
each now 10, become tennis robots.
Their every move is governed by
the Australian tennis bodies and
sporting goods firms.
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New Mother Acquired

AGOURA, Calf. LP)-Mrs. Pea
body, sharp-toothed squirrel. has
been adopted by Mrs. Timothy, a
cat which has three kittens.
Mrs. Max Goldsmith found the
baby squirrel, put him on a hot
tie. and then
Il waited until the cat was away
and then stroked the kittens just
after petting the squirrel in order
to transfer the squirrels odor to
Mrs. Timothy'S babies. When the
cat returned she shifted around a
bit and soon began licking the
squirrel"
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NOTICE TO Contractors
OFFICE OF THE STATE ROAD DE-
PARTMENT


OFFICE OF THE STATE ROAD DE-
PARTMENT
Tallahassee. Florida
December Z, 1853
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
Sealed bids viii be received at
Tallahassee. Florida, from Qualified
Contractors until 1880 A. NJ. (ES.-
tt on the 22nd dav OF December,
1858. for the construction OF the
state Project. job No. 905S-152,
State Road No. S-905. Monroe Coun-
~. On Key Largo, South Bay Har-
Dor Drive from SIR and North Bay
Harbor Drive 20 SIR 5. South OF
Rock Harbor. Work consists of light
excavation BORROW. Local Rock) :
Shaping and Compacting Base a
inches deep): Type 2 Surf. Treat.
and incidental items. The net length
of the Job is 0.6Ss mile. A proposal
Guaranty IN the amount OF $4,000
will be required.
The terms "a slight excavation. q"
f2l medium excavation" and CD
heavy excavation" as used herein
above indicate. respectively, G) less
than 5000 Gu. Yds. per mile. (2)
5000 20 5000 Gu. Yds. per mile, and
(3) more than $4,000 Gu. Yds. per
mile.
A proposal Guaranty consisting OF
either a certified check, cashiers
Echeck, trust company treasurer's
check or bank draft of any national
or state bank. in the amount stated
iabove. made payable TO the Chair
man of the State Road Department.
must accompany each bid. All checks
or drafts shall have been issued
within 60 days OF the date for re-
Ecelving bids. Certified checks shall
have the necessary state OF Flor
lida's Documentary Stamps attached.
The name Of the bidder and the
Applicable Project Number should
be shown on the check or draft.
All work Is to be done in accord
anCe with Plans, Specifications. and
Special Provisions OF the State Road
Department Special attention Is
called to Notice TO Qualified Con-
tractors" and any Special Provisions
contained in the Proposal Form.
Plans and Tor Proposal Forms will
he furnished To Qualified Contrac-
ltors upon application TO this office
for the sum of $500 per set. Extra
sets OF Plans may be purchased for
$1,000 per set. The Standard Specifi-
cations may be purchased for 31.00
per copy. Plans. with or without
Special Provisions, NAV be pur-
chased by fahrieators for $1,000 per
set No REFUND WILL. BE MADE
FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE CHARG-
ES FOR PLANS AND PROPOSAL
FORMS.
Proposal Forms will not be issued
unless request is received at least
- hours prior to opening bids.
The right is reserved to reject
anv or all bids
STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT OF
FLORIDA
RICHARD II. SIMPSON.
SAM p. TCRNBULL.
State Highway Engineer
dec. 1917, 1888
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re; Estate OF
PERCY NJ. ROBERTS.
Deceased.
To All Creditors and All Persons
Having Claims or Demands
Against Said Estate:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims or demands which
you, or either of you, may have
against the estate of Percy NJ. Rob-
erts, deceased, late OF said County
to the County Judge OF Monroe
County, Florida, at his office in the
Court House of said County at Key
West, Florida, within eight (S)
calendar months from the date OF
the first publication OF this Notice.
Each such claim or demand shall be
in writing and shall state the place
of residence and post office address
of the claimant and shall be sworn
to by the claimant, his agent or
attorney, and any such claim or de-
mand not so filed shall be void.
Dated this sth day OF December,
4. d. 1858.
(sd) CHARLES r. ROBERTS
(sd) ALLEN NEIL ROBERTS
As Executors of the Last VIII
and Testament and Codicil
thereto of Percy NJ. Roberts,
deceased.
W. CURRY HARRIS,
203 Il Duval Street,
Key West. Florida.
Attorney for Executors.
dec. 10-17-24 and 81, 1859
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LEGAL NOTICES

December ind. 1851
TICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Trustees az the Internal Improve.
ment Fund OF the state OF Florida
Pursuant To Law, viii offer for sale
for objections only. in Tallahassee
Florida at u go o'clock A. n Jan
aaFy Tsth. 1854. the following de.
scrtBed lands in MONROE COUNTY
+ lGEidA, to-wit.
A parcel al bay bottom land on
the Island Of Key West, Florida
lying northw esterly OF Lots s,
and :. Block 20 OF the Dia-
gram Of Tract 20. as recorded
in Plat Book l. Page Al. Pub
lie Records Of Monroe County,
Florida and lying northeasterIy
OF Lots I. 2. and 4, Block
81 the Diagram Of a part OF
Tract Is. as recorded in Plat
Book l. Page IS. Public Records
OF Monroe County. Florida and
also lying nOrtheasterIy OF the
end OF Virginia Street. as con-
structed. Containing 0.53 OF an
acre, more or less, and lying
and being In Township SIS South,
Range IS East, Monroe County,
Florida.
The Purchaser is required TO pay
the advertising cost and dOcumen'
tary stamps.
The Sale. II and when made
shah he subject to the Trustees re-
serving unto themselves IS e of the
phosphate, minerals and metals anC
Soc OF the petroleum thereon oil
thereunder.
The Trustees Of Internal Improve.
ment Fund reserve the right to re-
ject the sale.
BY ORDER of the Trustees OF tbs
Internal Improvement Fund of the
state Of Florida.
CHARLEY f. JOHNS,
Acting Governor
Attest r. e. ELLIOT, Secretary
Trustees l. l. Fund
dec. 1O-17-24-31: jan. Z. 1885,
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brides on the front side and two
coming home.
Playing with Snead was Al
Besselink, Grossinger, N. Y, pro
who carded 34-33-67.
Jack Burke Jr., Houston, Tex,
who won last year with 273 for
the 72 holes, will not be here to
defend his title. He recently under.
went an appendicitis operation.
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Runs batted in: c. Valdez 2.
Roberts, Angueira; home run:
Roberts; struck out: by Roberts
IS, by Gamble /; bases on balls:
off Roberts /, off Gamble 3; win
Iner: Roberts: loser: Gamble: UNI
pires: Castro and Rodriguez;
scorer: Castaneda; time of game:
Los.
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Boxing Results
WEDNESDAYS FIGHTS
BY The Assoeisfed Press

CLEVELASD-Rocky CasteIlani,
Isl. Cleveland, ouspointed Gil Tur-
ner, 15S Philadelphia, 10. Willie
Troy, l59, Washington, stopped
Tuzo Portuguez, l59, Costa RIGA, 4.
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tries offense with two singles in
four tries.
SCORE: R II Z
VX-l 600 600 0 OLA
Dairy Queen 900 2l3 X 6-4-3
Gamble and Fink; Roberts and
FleitaS.
&c 032 900 6 LA
FSS 600 oil o 2-s-4
Walker and Villareal; MCGEE
and Roland.
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Mrs. E. dupont WeIr's nine-year
old stakes horse, Royal Governor,
eats scrambled eggs with is oats
for breakfast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10

During the 1858 National League
season Richie Asburn of the Phil
Ties hit 169 singles.
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READ THE CITIZEN DAILY
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there they put screens in doors
and windows in his home. Uncle
Henry was very pleased.
Mrs. Myrtle Barber Tillett
who has for some time made her
home in Baltimore, Md, is a
house guest of her sister, Mrs.
Cora McClees and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creole Stanley
are house guests of Mrs. Matte
Gallop. The couple is now living
in New York. Mrs. Stanley is
formerly of Manteo.
On Sunday, August %, A spe-
cial bus was chartered by The
Ravens Creek Baptist Church
members of Manteo. They at
tended the Christian Hope
Church, Rev. WEIGH, pastor. The
Haven's Creek Church choir sang
and the pastor, Rev. B. c. Ellis
delivered the sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Pledger
of Washington, D. c., spent the
week end at his home in Manteo.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Pledger, Jr., and daughter, Bren-
da, spent a few days in Manteo.
While on a vacation Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Pledger, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Pledger, Mrs. Gather
inc Bowser and family, Mrs. Ly-
dia Pledger, Arthur, Jamie, and
John Pledger visited Mr.. George
Pledger who was a patient in the
Kecoughtan Hospital in Hamp-
ton, Va.
While on a visit to Manteo,
James Pledger was called to
Norfolk to pick up his father
Wednesday morning, where Geo.
Pledger, Sr., had spent the night
with his son, George, Jr., after
being discharged from the Ke-
coughtan Hospital. George Pied
ger, ST., spent two months, one
week, and four days in the hospi-
tai and wishes to thank his good
friends for the many cards and
letters he received while he was
there.
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NOTICE--TA SALE
NORTH CAROLINA, DARE COUNTY

Pursuant the law governing the 1852 levy my
hands for collection and by virtue of order of the Board
Commissioners of Dare County, North Carolina, directing
the sale of liens of said levy accordance with said
law, will offer for cash at public auction the highest
bidder for cash at the courthouse door Manteo North
Carolina on Monday, September T. 1885, starting the
hour of 1900 noon the real estate brief description Of
the land listed in the of EACH and the principal
of the owed by EACH subject be increased by PEN
atty and cost allowed by law, follows to wit:
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Tony Twiford of Elizabeth
City spent the week end here
with his mother, Mrs. Annie
Twiford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Basnight
and Susie were in Columbia
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and
sons, Mrs. Hettie Cahoon of Nor
folk and Mrs. Doris Trueblood
of Elizabeth City visited here
Sunday.
Miss Janet Basnight is spend
ing some time in Tappan, New
York, with relatives.
Misses Shirley and Virginia
West of Norfolk are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Ethelle Hol-
mes.
Nina Basnight and Susie
motored to Engelhard Thursday.
Geneva Twiddy is visiting in
Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Sawyer of
Columbia visited here Sunday.
Ben Cain of Elizabeth City
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Midgette
of Norfolk spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Smith.
Mrs. Blanche Copeland of Eliz-
abeth City is spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Johnnie
Ambrose.
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith of
Lynnhaven, Va, spent the week
end here.
Mrs. Lee Ambrose and son,
Terry, spent the week in Belyl-
.dere with Mrs. Bruce Greet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Basnight
and son of Norfolk were here
Saturday night.
r. F. Smith, Nina Basnight
and Susie were in Manteo We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Lois Merkle and Mrs.
Ida Hassell of Norfolk visited
here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Twiddy
and Jesse Twiddy motored 10
Columbia Saturday.
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JUANITA PARKER
Town Clerk
MANTEo coLoRED NEWS

Mrs. Nora White had as her
week end guest her daughter,
Mrs. Edna Stanlev, who has been
living in New York. Following
her stay, Geraldine, her daugh-
ter returned with her to attend
school in New York.
Miss Dorothy Bowser and
James Purvis were united in
marriage Saturday night, August
%, 1858, at the Free Grace Dis
ciple Church. Many relatives
and friends were present, includ-
ing several white friends. Rev.
Joseph White performed the
ceremony.
Joe Barrack, Tom Holden, Sc
ward Simmons and Maloyd Scar
borough were Sunday guests of
Uncle Henry Woodley. While
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Advertisement of
Delinquent Taxes Due
Town of ManteO, N. C.
For Year 1852


Board of Commissioners, levy is
hereby made on the properties
in the Town of ManteO and in
the names following as set forth
herein, to satisfy unpaid taxes,
penalties and cost for the year
1852. Such amounts as are not
paid before September IA, 1853
will be offered for sale to the
highest bidder for cash at the
door of the Town Hall in the
Town of Manteo on September
Ii, 1853 at II Noon.
Allen, John w. l lot ..-.-........... 1907
Husband, Frank c. house and
lot 52.2S
Bonner, Doris j. house and
lots ...-......................-... 56.19
Bonner, G. G. building and
lot 6O.5s
Burrus, Bolton, house
and lot ......-.--.-.....--.-...... 1888
Bu'Ius, Orlando, house and
lot ..-...............-........-.. 81. As
Daniels, A. H. Estate, house
and lot i....-.-,-........... 26.70
Davis, |. Newton, house and
lot .....-...............-........... 291S
Davis, Roy Jr. and Jennie
Mae, house and lot -......-.... 44.01
Drinkwater, A. W., house
and lot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GOES
Drinkwater, Dorothy, house
and lot Observation-Disclosures. 22.SO
Evans, c. R. 2 lots, postoffice
building, garage ....-........... 1884
Evans, James A. Estate,
house and lot ..--..--......... 22.34
Fe2ring's, Inc, lots and
buildings .-......--..-...----....-.. 49,. 90
Fearing, w. B., house and
lots ~
Gibbs, Dorothy and Jennis,
2 houses and lots .-,....-..... 1877
Gould, Eliza, l lot .-.............. 500
Johnson, Annie, house and
lot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 21.16
Jones, Ray, house and lot 80. 64.5U
Jones, Sidney, building and
lot ,,,..,-....,,.,,,,,.,-.,..,,,-......... 1850
Lennon, R. B., building and
let ..,...,.......,.............,..,,..... 1878
Midget, Beverly S., house
and lot -.-.-.......------. $3.50
Midget, Hatton H., house
and lot .....................-....... $500
Midget, John D., house and
lot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 43.O4
Midget, Neva, house and
lou OIL
Midget, Robert T. Estate,
house and lot .........--........-.. 11.36
Midget, Seldom R., house
and lot ...........--...--.-.......... 37.SS
Midget, U. S., house and lot 1892
Oneal, Shelton B., house
Owens, Clara, houses and
lots ,,,,,,..,,,.,,.,,..........--......... 65.85
Parkerson, Mrs. L. S., house
and lot and apartment q. 1851
Pennystone, Augusta, house
and lot 27.69
dudley, Dorian, house and
lot ..,.,,.,,.,,,,,.,,..,.,-,,..,...-.-... $3.50
DUDLEY, Rowan H., houses
and lots ,,,,,,,,,,,...,....,.....-..,.,. 31.58
Thyme, D. F. and Hazel,
house and lot .-.-.......-.--......... $3.50
Virginia Dare Transportation
Company, building and
lot .-:.-..---......--....-. 302. 81
Walker, Doris, diner and lot 1910
Ward, BERTHE, lot --...-...-.......... 4.36
Westcott, G. T., building
and lot ...-.-..,..,-......-......-... 66.14
Whidbee, C. H., house and
lot ...,,..,..-,.,,-.....-.-.. 1914
Williamson, r. G., house and
lot ..--,-.....-,....,-,,.-..,.. 1875
Willis, Corbet j., house and
lot 14.94
Wise, E. F., lot and
building ,,-..,..,.,................-.... 1902
Nit DIE I'D
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EAST LAKE TOWNSHIP
EAST LAKE DISTRICT

Lille Mae Bratten, Y acre -. 1.84
Charles w. Greet Heirs 20
John R. Duvall, Est, 81 acres $50
julius w. Gientz, so acres ..-.. 7.30
o. F. Oliver, Jr., 5000 acres 506.37
Ota Ratcliff, 127 3/5 acres. 1885
C. w. Sawyer Heirs, 2. acres
ana Bldg. ---.---.-..-..-.--..---------.-. sou
Alvernia Simmons, IA acres
and Bldg. ..---,,.--.-.----..--.....--..-.5 $40
Louis Smith, Acreage . $40
Joe N. Spruill, 1873 acres
and Bldg. ......................... 22.3O
c. M. Trammell, 168 acres -. 14.20
C. M. Trammell, Jr., 400
acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4O.62
Leo l.. Twiford, l II acres
and Bldg. ..-...............-.--....-... 4.25
D. E. Williams, ct al 1000
acres 1ZI.uu