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1 Watauga Democrat
want' ADVERTISING RATE
I CBNTS A WOM>—Me UN1KV1I CHAJIG1
Cash Matt Accompany All Order*
FOR RENT— 4 room furnished
apartment on facility Row. See
or Telephone Jerry Cm, AM I
8290. 2-7-tfc
FOR SALE—Mowing machine, two
•eta harness, wagon on rubber,
farming tool*. Norwood, FoacoeJ
N. C. 4 lp
FOR SALE — One good work
horse, weight about 1200 pounds
Work anywhere. Harold Henson,
Route 3. (Hodges Gap). lp
I STILL HAVE some nice shoats
left. *13 to 925. M S Miller,
Route 2, Boone, N. C. lp
MEN'S BLUE GABARDINE Suits
—Sizes 39 to 44, only $1»B5
CHURCH'S. W. King St. Boone, lc
HARD TO FIT? You can get your
clothes tailor-made at low cost.
Come in and see our spring and
year 'round samples. We guaran
tee to fit you. CHURCH'S, W.
King St., Boone. lc
WE CARRY JARMAN dress
shoes and Wolverene work shoes.
These you can afford at
CHURCH'S, W. King St.. Boone, lc
FOR RENT—Room for girls, 312
E. King St., telephone AM 4
8333. 2-7-2p
HAVE 3 HEREFORD COWS that
I would like to have wintered on
hay. Also have some good regist
ered polled and horned Hereford
bulls for sale. H. M. Hamilton, Jr.
Boone, N. C. lc
FOR SALE—Sylvania tv «ft, radio,
record player, living room suite
with two chain. Hoyle Hayes.'
Call AM 4-8802 or 8491. lc
MEN WANTED for Watkins
'lloutes. We have a good route in
Ashe County, one in South Watau
ga and one in Avery County. An
opportunity for three good men to
get into a good paying business
of their own. Age should be over
25 years and have car. For full
information write Mr. L. E. Wil
son, Route 1, Box 190, Zionsville,
North Carolina or phone AM4
3376. • 2-7-3C
ELDERLY MAN. widower, de
sires housekeeper 21 to 30, help
ing with small store, one in fam
ily. No objection one child or
expecting. Expenses paid. Nichol
as Mayulianos, Marydel, Maryland.
2-7-4p
FOR SALE—3 OIC and Berk
Shoats, weigh 40 pounds. $11.00
each. Raynor Matheson, Sugar
Grove, N. C. lp
FOR SALE—Good baled hay, al
falfa and mixed, 75 and 55c tale.
Also good straw. Jim Sherwood,
Sugar Grove, N. C. lp
FCX FERTILIZER IS BETTER
in every way. Experience proves
it. It's quick-acting, free-flowing.
It returns those higher per acre
yields that spell the difference in
successful farming. Watauga FCX
Service, S. Water St., Boone, lc
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Tam
worth boar, age 18 months.
Weighs about 400 pounds. Priced
right >Avery Jackson, Route 1,
Boone, Phone AM 4-3794. lp
FOR SALE—One young milk cow
and one horse. Conley Harmon.
Beech Creek, K C. lp
FOR RENT — Unfurnished .part
ment, large, 2 bedroom*, extra
nice, center of town. 100 per
month. Call AM *8667 or M77.
1-7-tfc
FOR SALE—3 year old filly, alas
a 2 year old hone. Will tell tor
cash or trade for cattle. C. L.
Warren. Box 23. Zionrllle, N. C.
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FOR RENT—Unfurnished apart
ment, 4 room*, shower bath, hot
air heat, hot water. See Jack
Hardy, Route 8, Boone, N. C.
*74*
HORSE FOR SALE—8 yeara old.
1.500 pounds Isaac Lewis, 7.lon
ville, N. C. lp
WANT TO BETTER YOURSELF?
Let ae explain and show you how
1 Aave prospered as a Rawieigh
Dealer. Good locality available
adjoining me in southwest Wa
tauga Business already establish
ed. I will he|p you get started
See R. O Grew. Boom, or call
AM 4-8826, or write W. T. Raw
leigh Co., NCB 180-506, Richmond.
Va. l-7-4p
WANTED—One or two pieces of
old or used walnut wood, 18x16
incbee. one inch thick. Mrs. R. T.
Hstobrick. 529 8th St NW, Hie
kory, N. C. P2 IP
tOtT—Black and white Bwton
bull terrier, 8 months old. so Fac
ulty Street. Reward for return
or tBfermaUon leading to recovery.
Cat Andy Kiailings, AM MM
UNI CO METHYL BROMIDE rids
plant beds of nematodes, weed
seeds, and most plant diseases.
Available in one-pound cans. We
also have plastic covers and other
equipment necessary for treating
tobacco plant beds. Watauga FCX
Service, 8. Water St., Boone. lc
FOB SALE—Twine baled hay, 60
cents a bale, «30. $35 and $40 a
ton. Free delivery on 100 bales.
W. H. Walker, Sugar Grove. N.
C. 12 20-tfc
CHINCHILLAS FOR SALE—High
graded pairs of young mated or
proven breeders at very reason
able price. Excellent stock to get
you started in this world's finest
fur. Drop in and see them, and
you will understand why Chin
chilla is the most desirable fur on
the market. Miss Erie Gilliam,
Route 2, North WiHcesboro. Phone
3699-R. 1-31-2P
FOR QUICK SALE—S-room house
with bath on Hill St. Down pay
ment, balance easy terms. Rent
will more than make payments.
Contact Rev. E. O. Core, Silver
stone, Zionville, N. C. l-31-2p
SEAMSTRESSES—Specializing lii
draperies, cotton dresses, skirts
and blouses. Mrs. Edna Penlck and
Mrs. Annie Vannoy at 300 Oak St.
or call AM 4-M02. 1-31 2c
LOOK FOR THE "Country Pride"
label on eggs at your grocery
store. They're produced in Wa
tauga County. Watauga FCX Ser
vice. Ic
FOR SALE: 8 can front opening
ice bank (pray milk cooler in ex
cellent condition, used leu than
4 years (or $300. Reason for sell
ing going to bulk tank. Dawson
B. Rufty, Route 1, Stony Point,
N. C„ Telephone 6598. l-31-3p
THE SYMBOL OF QUALITY is
"Country Pride" on the eggs you
buy. Available soon at your fav
orite grocery (tore. Wataaga FCX
Service. lc
BOYS* COMBAT BOOTS—Sues S
to 6, $3,93 value, only $8.98.
CHURCH'S. W. King St., Boone, lc
GET MORE VALUABLE CfctVBS
by having your dairy cows bred to
proven bulla. Call before 10:00 a.
m. to AM 4-3061, or call Harold
Farthing, Sugar Grove. l-2*-8c
SHEEP FEED—Feed your ewes
now and produce better lambs We
have a special formula for sheep
feed. We caa make your feed from
your grain or we can furnish all
of the Ingredients. Watauga FCX
Service. >. Water St., Boone, lc
WELL DRILLING promptly done.
Latest and most modern equip
ment. Experienced drillers. J.
Wayne Gragg, 802 Green Street.
Phone AMherst 4-3637, Boons, N.
C. 11-15-tfc
GOOD GULF FUEL OIL. J. D.
Shoemake, dealer. Day phone
8VT0; night 8921 or 8890. 12-23-tfe
GOOD GULF OVL PRODUCTS. J.
D. SHOEMAKE. dealer. Watauga
and Ashe counties. Day phone
8070, night 8981 or 8680. 12-2*-tfc
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE any
thing, anywhere, anytime. M ft R
Furniture Co., Vilas, N. C. 84-tfc.
SEE THE IM7 GARDNER ft
CAPRI Mobile Homes now on
display.
41 Ft. Gardner—Sleep* 6
40 Ft. Capri—deep* 6
36 Ft. Gardner—Sleep* 6
83 Ft. Scbuft—Sleep* 4—used.
Low down payment*, and up to
00 month* to par, on all new trail
er*. — WAYNE JOHNSON MO
TORS, Studebaker, Packard, and
WUly* Dealer*, 331 E. Harper Ave.
Lenoir, N. C. l-3**c
NOW TAKING ORDER* far bur
ley tobacco plant*. Mutt have or
der* by February IS. R. H. Hend
erson, Oolletsville, N. C. l-34-4p
WELL DRILLING
WELL BORING
PUMP SERVICE
Serving Western North
Carolina Since 1911
Free estimate*. Featur
ing new modern equip
ment. Old experienced
operators—with a repu
tation to uphold. At
competitive prices. Do
mestic, commercial, in
dustrial. Financing on
any of these if preferred.
Write us or mm down
or call collect. B. E.
FAW A SONS, INC. Tel
ephone 70, Boa 529,
Etttln, N. C. 1-24-tfc
EAT MORE BOGS—They are one
of tile BMt inexpensive and bene
ficial food*. Get youn fresh daily
at yottr Watauga PCX Icrvtee, &
Water St., Boone. TO lc
LOMBARD CHA1NSAWS — Sale*
and service COVE CREEK STORE,
Sugar Grove, N. C. 1-17-tfc
CUNTOn VhAINSAWS—See qa
for the new direct drive Clinton
chainaaws. We are your authoris
ed dealer with a factory-trained
seayice man. WaUuga FCX Ser
vice, S. Water St., Boone. lc
YOU WANT TO KNOW wfcat i
chainaaw will do before you bay It.
Get a free demonstration of the
new direct drive Clinton chainaaw
today at your Watauga FCX Ser
vice, S. Water St., Boone. lc
SWEATERS—Sizes 36 to 46, as
sorted colors, 40 per cent woo),
$2.88 CHURCH'S, W. King St.,
Boone lc
WE STILL HAVE all sizes in
boys' shirts, 2 to IB, at a saving
you shouldn't miss. $1 00 to $1.40.
CHURCH'S, W. King St., Boone, lc
TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN
■—I have sold my store to Harald
Farthing and will not be respon
sible for any obligations of the"
store after January 10, 1997.
CLYDE PERRY. Sugar Grove. N.
C. l-17-4p
WE STILL HAVE Men's Insulated
Boots and Shoes at prices you can
afford. All of our boots are being
closed out at big savings to you.
CHURCH'S. W. King St., Boone, lc
HOME BAKED CAKES
PARTY REFRESHMENTS
CHILDREN'S BIRTHDAY CAKES
A SPECIALTY
MRS. E. L. RAY
214 Locust, Phone AM 44078.
l-17-4p
Septic Tank Cleaning
Prices reasonable, work guaran
teed. Sanitary Septic Tank Ser
vice. Phone Warren Greene, AM
herst 4-3203, Route 2, Boone, N. C.
1-31-tfc
Legal Notices •
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE
—NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that default having occurred in
the performance of certaiir cove
nants of that deed of truat, dated
the 28 day of February, 1947, re
corded the same date in the Of
fice of the Register of Deeds
Jot Watauga County, North Caro
lina, in Book 51, Page 90, exe
cuteed by Paul Arnette to Vance
E. Swift, Trustee, the Beneficiary
named In said deed of trust has
declared ttw entire debt MM obii
gation secured thereby due and
payable at. once; that the said
Paul Arnette has failed to pay
the said debt; and that pursuant
to the power contained in (aid
deed of trust, upon request of the
Beneficiary, I, Vance E. Swift,
Trasteee, will fell the tract of
land described in said deed of
trust at public auction on the 1
day of March, 1067, at 12:00 rjoon,
at the courthouse door, in Boone,
Watauga Counfy, North Carolina,
to pay the debt secured by the
saia deed of trust with interest
and the costs ol such; the land
being situated in Beaver Dam
Township, Watauga County, North
Carolina, on thl Beaver Dam Pub
lic Road, about 14 mile* West
from the Town of Boone, N. C.,
now in the possession of Clyde
Perry, bounded now or formerly
by Uie lands of J. M. Campbell
heirs on the East; by the lands of
Hagaman Heirs and Phillips prop
erty on the South; by the fends
of Dock Henson and the wine
barber Heirs on the West, con
taining 82 1-2 acres, more or less,
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING on a stake in the
public road, near the Able Wine
barger house, the Winebarger
corner and runs South 44 East
with the road 23 poles to a stake;
thence South 38 East 10 1-2 poles
to a stake; thence South 36 West
24 poles to a chestnut on a ridge;
thence South 4 1-2 West 99 poles to
an apple tree; thence South 14 1-2
East 10 pole* to an apple tree
by a spring branch; thence South
38 East 40 poles to a aourwood on
a ridge; thence South 45 Eait with
Mid ridge 14 pole* to a (take;
thence South 81 Eaat with the
ridge 14 ptles to a mahogany on
the main ridge; thence South 15
Wett 10 pole* to a itake; thence
South 60 Wett 11 pol*« to a (take;
thence South 48 West 18 pole* to a
stake; thence South 18 Wett 32
pole* to • *take on top of a ridge;
thence South 12 East 8 14 pole*
to the J B. Phillips oak corner;
thence Weit 32 pole* to a stake in
J. K. Perry's line; thence North
18 pole* to a stake; thence'With
Perry'* line Wett 10 pole*; thence
North 78 Wett 0 roles to a stake;
thence North 17 Wett 11 polos to
a itake; thence North 13 polet to
a (take, thence North 27 Wett 18
poles to a stake; thence North
37 Wert 7 pole* to a Make; thence
North 22 Wert 10 poles to • itake;
thence North 00 Wett 8 point;
thence North 28 Wert 10 polet;
thence North 18 Bait 8 pole* to a
stake thence North 8 Wert 34
polet to a (take; thence North 38
Wert 12 polet to a (take; thence
North S Wett 2 1-2 pole* to a
stake; thence North 18 East 7
poles to a stake; tbcnce North 4
West 0 1-2 poles to a stake, Wlne
barger's corner; thence with aaid
Winebarger'i line North 9A Bart
57 poles to a stake; thence North
7 East 84 V2 polos to a stake In
Winebenior'a yard fence, thence
North 28 Efrt with (aid line 18 1-2
poles to the BEGINNING, Con
taining 82 1-2 (Mrs*, more or to*.
TERlft: Caah. Mre percent (8%)
of the amount of the highest bid
must be ImmM with TflaKee
Dentins confirmation el the Mle
FOR SALE — 3 piece mthsgf )
netr btdrvoD luitc. Good ees^
duton. Mrs. Wiliard Trivett Call
AM M07« after a. lp
another new improvement
—All FCX hybrid aeed com new
treated with Delsan. Delsan it a
combination insecticide and fungi
fide Delsan A-D provide! pro
tection from aeed decay and aeed
ling blight caused by •eed-borne
and toil-borne organisms. All FCX
hybrids have been treated with
this new product against teed corn
maggots, wirewortaa, and certain
other toil intects. Another first In
FCX efforti to bring you the best
seed available. Watauga FCX Ser
vice. S. Water St., Boone. lc
NOTICE—This' is te certify-that
Dean Cook b ne longer with the
Master Cleaners. I do however,
maintain a dry cleaning and pick
up station Bring us your laundry
and dry eleaaiag. COOK'S AUTO
MATIC LAUNDjnr, corner King
Street and Slewing Rock Road.
10-SB-tfc
FOR SALE—Hay and oatt. Don
aid F. McCombs, Route I, Con
over, N. C. i-Jl-2p
THE FULLER BRUSH COMPANY
has dealership openings in Ashe,
Avery, Alleghany, and Watauga
Counties. For interview, write B.
E. Smith, Canover, N. C. l-31-2p
HOMELITE CHAINSAWS—Sales,
service and repairs. COVE CREEK
STORE, Sugar Grow, N. C. 1-17-tfc
JEEP FOR SALE—Good condi
tion, new tires, new paint Miles
& Norman Sinclair Station, corn
er Main St. and Blowing Rock Rd.,
Boone, N. C. lp
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S RE
SALE OF UAL ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY
PURSUANT to the power and
authority contained In that certain
deed of trust, dated May 15, 1994,
executed by Fred J. Triplett and
wife, Jewell M. Triplett, to the un
dersigned trustee, which said deed
of trust is duly recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds
for Watauga County, North Caro
lina in Book 69 at Page 21S and
securing a certain note payable to
V. L. Moretz, and because of a
raised bid having been made to
the sale held on January, 14,
1996, and pursuant to the order
of court for re-sale, the undersign
ed trustee will offer for rwala at
E- lie auction to the highest bid
for cash at the Courthouse
r of Watauga County in Boone,
N. C. at twelve o'clock noon on
the 11th day of February, 1997,
the following described real es
tate, to wit:
Lying and hring.ta Stony Fork
Township, Watauga County, North
Carolina and BEGINNING on a
poplar at a small branch and runs
North 68 Wett 43 feet; South 61
West 190 feat: South 90 West 200
feet; South 20 West 100 feet:
South 45 West 100 feet; Sooth 69
West 300 feet: South 89 West 200
feet to a chestnut and pine; South
98 West 160 feet; Soath 74, Wart
300 feet; South 70 WeA 113 feet
to a chestnut oak on top or ridge:
fouth 45 Bait 400 fast; Sooth 30
East 90 feet to a poplar sprouts;
Sout 1 East 360 feet; South 12
East 200 feet; South 10 West 300
feet to a rock; South 30 Waft 200
feet; South 19 West 100 feet to a
four inch oak; South 9 West 300
feet; South IS Waft 14S feat to a
sourwood; South 69 East 300 feet;
South 49 East 200 feel; South 30
East 200 feat; South 6 East 258
feet to a locust: North 74 East 430
feet to a maple and wire fence:
• South 70 East 400 feet; South 60
East 369 feet to a cucumber at the
creek; thence wiflj the creek as
follows: South 38 East 600 feet;
South 99 East 160 feet: South 30
East 140 feet; South S2 East 260
feet; South 49 East 300 feet; North
71 East 210 feet: South 41 East
379 feet; South 62 East 100 feet
South 14 East 80 feet; South 40
East 130 feet to the falls; thence
leaving the creek, South 99 East
95 feet; South 79 East 90 feet;
North 64 East 190 feet to a maple;
■oath 64 East 100 feet; South 75
East 100 r?et; Sonth 80 East 100
feet; North M East 100 feet to •
sourwood; North » Wort 070 feat
La maple; North 12 Wert 400
t; North I Woat 800 feet to •
maple on the rMf* North 38 tact
55 feet to a viae; North IS Wert
300 feet; North 8 West #42 feet to
an oak; North 56 Weft MM feat:
North 70 Wert 300 feet: North 48
West 104 fart to an oak; North S3
Wert 74 feet to an oak; North 14
Wert 200 feat to a pine atom):
North 18 Eart 200 feet; North 8
Wert 200 fart to • red oik; North
10 Wert 200 feet: North 78 Wert
08 feet; North 12 Wart 100 feat;
North 18 East 100 fe«t to * ma#fe;
Eart 248 feet; North 88 But 287
feet to a trail; North S Eart 100
feet; North 1140 feel to a chestnut
dak stump and pine; North 88
Wert BOO feet to a dogwood; North
SB Wert 800 feet; North S Wert
1784 feet to' a Mack gam; North
SB Wert 480 feet to a locust stump;
Wert 5«3 feet to a four tech
maple; South 48 Wart 400 feet:
South 80 Wart 817 feat to an oak;
South 8 Eart 186 feet to a maple
rt the creek; thence with the ereek
at follows: South 88 Eart 188 fort:
South 2 Eart 110 feet: South «3
Wert 180 feet; South 83 West 235
r; South 00 Wart 70 feet; South
West 800 feat; Soath 18 Wert
180 feet; South 17 Eaat 800 feet:
South 52 Eart ISO fact; South 82
Bart 280 feat to a maple; thanoe
South 70 Wart MO feat to fee
OINNINO, containing 81$ aaras.
more or lew, all accord Inj to the
survey ^majte^ky /eek L. Storie,
The aald inpartr wttl ha toM
•abject to au ouUtandiac and un
paid taxaa.
This the 34th day of
1187.
J*.
NOTICE TO BtUDCKS
WATAUGA COUNTY SCHOOL !
wataiJga^JuntY schools 1
BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA
Healed proposals will to received
by the County Board of Education,
OfV
lot tfVliy WpfrilirMfDi S Im
ice up to uHi A. M. o'clock.
March 1, 1*57 and immediately
thereafter publicly opened and
read for the farnMiing of labor,
material, and equipment entering
I at <l> «e»
eral Conatruction, (2) Plumbing,
(3) Heating, and (4) Electrtcia.
Complete plans, Moctficattaftf.
and contract documents win be
apoa far laapectoon in the office
of the SapertMeadeat and ia the
Office of the Architects, or may
be obtained by those qualified and
who will make • bid, upon depoait
of twenty-fire* dollars ($25 00) in
caah or certified check. The full
deposit will be returned to those
mialMi— m bona fide DTODOtal
provided plans and m^ESaioas
are returned to the Architects in
good condition within five days
after the date set for receiving
bids. Non-bidders may purchase
plans for the cost of duplication.
All contractors are hereby noti
fied that "An Act to Regulate the
Practice at General Contracting'
ratified by the General Assemtfy
of North Carolina on March 10,
1929, and as subsequently amend
ed Public Laws of 1837,• ratified
March IS. wiH be observed in re
ceiving and awarding general con
Plumbing and Heating Contrac
tor! are notified that Public Laws
of 1937, Chapter 92 as amended
by Public Law* Of 1M3. Chapter
57, will be observed in receiving
and awarding plumbing and heat
ing contract*.
Electrical Contracted are noti
fied that provisions of Chapter 87,
Public Laws of 1937, ratified March
23, will be observed in receiving
and awarding electrical contracts.
Each proposal shall be accom
panied by a cash deposit or a cert
ified check drawn on some bank
or trust company authorized to
do business In North Carolina, of
an amount equal to not lea* than
five per cent of the proposal or In
A |» a ri flnr inaM i
liw uificOi 8 uiuurr may onrr
a bid bond of five per cent of the
proposal as required by G. S. 143
129, as amended by Chapter 1104
of the PuMic Laws of 1951, said
deposit to be retailed by the
Owner as liquidated damages in
event of failure of the successful
bidder to execute the contract
within ten days after the award or
to give satisfactory surety a* re
quired by laws.
A Performance Bond will be re
quired for one hundred per cent
(100%) of the contract prioa.
Payment will be made on the
basis of ninety per cent (90%)
on monthly estimates and final
payment made upon completion
and acoeptance of the work.
No bid may be withdrawn after
the scheduled closing time for the
receipt of bids for a period of 39
days.
The Owner reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and to
waive informalities.
W. G. Angell, Superintendent
Watauga County Board of
Education ■> . ■
Boone, North Carolina ,<t. ,
Hutchlns and Adams
Architects It Engineers
StatesviUe, North Carolina.
lc
r
Toon of Bitiwiac bcfc, ta the
Mate of North Caroiiaa, a nwi.l
election wu duly called and held
in said Town oh January 22, 1887
tor the purpose of submitting to
the qiialHied wtwi of said Town
the following proposition
PROPOSITION NO. 1
Shall the qualified eaten of the
Town of Blowing^Kock approve
the bond ordinance which was ad
opted by the Board of CommU
aionera af said Town oh September
29, 1066, and which (1) authorises
bonds of said Town of the maxi
mum aggregate amount of WO,
000 to finance the coat of con
structing a swimming pool, on
land Bow owned hy the Town,
suitable to provide recreational
facilities for the inhabitants of
the Town, and (I) authorizes (he
levy and collection af an annual
tax sufficient to pay the princi
pal of the interest on said bonds;
and also approve the indebtedness
to be Incurred by the issuance of
said bonds?
and said Board of Commissioners
has duly canvassed the returns of
the Registrar and Judges of Elec
tion appointed to hold said elec
tion and has determined the re
sult of said election to be as here
inafter stated: NOW, THERE
FORE. .
Ca {A t)nar^ A# C* f\m m lesinnors
hereby makes the following state
ment of the result of Mid special
election, pursuant to the Munici
pal Finance Act, 1821, of North
Carolina:
(1) The number of voter* regis
tered and qualified to vote at
saM election dm 478.
(2) The number of vote* cast at
said election fbr the ordin
ance described in Proposition
No. 1 and for the indebted
ness proposed to be incurred
by the issuance of the bonds
authorized by said ordinance
was 154. The number of votes
cast at said election against
said vrdinanca and against
said indebtedness was 41.
(3) A majority of the voters vot
ing at said election voted to
approve said bond ordinance
and laid indebtedness.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we,
the undersigned Members of the
Board of Commissioners of the
Town of Blowing Rock, have here
unto act our hands this 1 day of
February, 1957.
R. B. HARDIN, Mayor
w. C. LENTZ, Commissioner
lL IS. WILSON, Commissioner
D. W. WOO TEN, Commissioner
Board of Commissioner*
IP
Nonce OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as the admin
istrator of the estate of R. T.
McGhee, late of the county of Wa
tauga, State of North Carolina,
this Is to notify those having claims
against the estate of the said de
ceased, to present thepi to me
within 12 months of the date here
of pr this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. Anyone
indebted to said estate is asked
to make immediate payment. This
February 5, 1957. D. B. DOUGH
ERTY, Administrator, Boone, N.
C. 2-7-6C
None* «r RiinEri sale
NORTH CAi:©UNA
WAfACtU liHJNTY
Under and by virtue of the
Joseph O. Mitchell and wifeTieUa
Mae the 1st day of
November, 1959, tad recorded to
*4. pwe 167, in the of
flee at the Register «f Deeds «f
Watauga County, North Cai-eiiBk,
default havteg faaaa made to the
payment of the indebtedness there
by secured and said deed of trust
beljg hy the toga ttwwfoof WhWt
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holder thereof to fscwoteee the
tame, the undersigned timtee will
offer for sale it public auction tp
the highest bidder for nA at the
Courthouse door is BOone, North
Carolina, at 8:90 »>lock P. II., am
the 16th day of February, 1987, the
property conveyed in said deed of
trust, the same lying and being to
the County of Watauga and State
at North Carolina, Stony Feck
Township, and more particularly
described as follows:
FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING oa
a red o»k, Thomas Fairchildn
cottier, and runs North 24 East
39% poles to a chestnut, Colum
bus Watson's comer; thence North
45 West 9 poles to a white oak;
thence South 60 West 30 pole* to
a stake; thenoe South 46 West 19
poles to a maple; thence a South
east course 45 poles (actually
South T9 East) to the BEGIN
NING, containing 8 acres and 10
square yards, being the land con
veyed to Burl Church, et u*. by
deed recorded in Book 56, page1
687, far Watauga County.
SECOND TRACT: BBOINNING
on a red oak tree and runs North
79 West 24 Vv poles to a stake by a
maple tree; thence South 28 West
IT poles to a white ptoe; thence
South 11 West 28 1-4 poles to •
dogwood by the branch; thence
South 60 East 4% poles to
Church's corner; thence North 89
East SO poles to a stake, Church's
comer; tnence South 00 East 18
poles to a stake in the Yates line;
thence with said line North 89
East 12 poles to the BEGINNING,
containing 8 acres, more or leas,
being the land conveyed to Burl
Church et ax. by deed recorded to
Book 71 page 629, for Watauga
County.
THIRD TRACT: BEGINNING
on a (take at the branch, running
North courae with A. R. Yater
line 86 polea to a stake in said
line; thence a West course M
petes to a small white oak; thence
a South course 80 poles to a stake
at the branch; thence an East
Course with the meanders of the
branch 14 pole* to the BEGIN
NING, containing 3 acres, more or
less, being the land conveyed to
Burl Church at ux. by deed re
corded in Book 72, pages 166 and
167, for Watauga County, IN
CLUDING CARTWAY as set out
in aaid deed.
But ttlia sale will be made lub
tct to all outstanding and unpaid
xes.
This 11th day of January, 1957.
THOMAS S. JOHNSTON,
Trustee
I-17-4C-J
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue ot the
power of ule contained in a cer
tain deed of trust executed by
Harrison Church and his wile Iva
Church and Archie Church and his
wife Blanche Church, dated the
lOthday of May, 1933, and record
ed in the Office af the RifMr of
Deeds for Watauga County in
Book 69 at Page 44, at Boone,
North Carolina, default hating
been made in the payment of the
indebtedness thereby secured, and
the said deed of trust by the terms
thereof bring subject to foreclo
sure, the undersigned will offer
for sale, as trustee, at public auct
ion, to the highest bidder, for cash,
at the courthouse door in Boom,
North Carolina, at twelve o'clock
noon, on the 19th day of Febru
ary, 1887, the property convoyed
in the said deed of trust, the same
lying and being in Watauga Town
ship, Watauga County, North Caro
lina, and bounded and described
as follows:
ADJOINING the lands of Har
rison Church,and others, and BE
GINNING on a email hemlock and
runs thence South 87 East 22
poles to a stake in H. McLean's
line; thence with said tine North
31 East 26 polos to a hemlock by ■
service; thence down and with the
branch 32 poles to a stake, corner
of the home tract; thence North
67 West 12% poles to I stake In
Fred McLean's line; thenfee with
his line South M East 18 poles to
1 stake; thence Sooth IB East SO
poles to the BEGINNING.
But this sale will bo made sub*
Ject to all due and unpaid taxes.
This the 11th day of January,
1137.
LOUIS h. SMITH, Trustee
l-17-4c-b
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