BRASSTOWN
V moving picture -how will be
gi\en at the Communit) House Mon
dav nisht. July 23.
The new -si I. * on ihp Jobi. C.
('au.pbell Folk Farm is now under
plans for completion. Vlso a wood
en workshop ir ?oon to he built.
Definite plans for the erection ot
the new schoolhouse to be joined
to the Communit) House are being
laid. Every both* is anxious to see
thi- good work in progress.
The State Highway Commission
has just completed the Tarheel
Macadam road from Hayesville. N.
C.. t<? Brasstown. We realize that
th ir* is a wonderful improvement to
this part of the state.
Mr. Fred 0. Scroggs. merchant
?I Brasstown. and buyer of Indian
relics has added a fine Indian pot
to hi- vast collection of Indian
flint*, clay pipes, tomahawks, etc.
'tir. . I - I WBBBBI
^ uvuvc uidi nuvuni uunis aici
coming into fashion again in this
part. Mr. Scroggs has in his store
three >ize?. large. medium and
small. Prices $1.25. SI. 00 and .75.'
Miss Eva Teem? and Mrs. Amn?
Led ford, of Ogden. V C.. were the
guests of the Post master, Frida\
night. July 13.
The Postmaster's mother. Mrs.
Susan Beach, is Gaining strength
prett\ well since the fall she had in
the spring. Aunt Susan is Mind,
hut "he looks with faith into the un
tried future, expecting greater ac
complishments to come. She is fond
of the Bible and good sermons.
The writer was ;it her home some
few days ago. and read from their
hook. 4 A Quest for Souls."' one of
Dr. Truett's sermons. Let us all in
our respective communities visit ihe
aire and comfort them. ^e can
show them our love and apprecia
tion for what they have done for the
uplift of our country.
Mr. F. I. Watkins and famil>. of
Pcaehtree were vivsitors on Brass
town Saturday veiling. Mr. Wat
kins irlls in an interesting way how
he huilt flues of roek and cement in
his brooder house last spring, and
the success he obtained from them.
Mr. Watkins is a very successful
farmer ami poultry raiser of Pea h
tree. Those interested in poultr
raising would profit from his new
experiences gained.
In a short talk with I nele Fulton
Cunningham we learn that he has
taken the Atlanta Constitution for
twenty-five \ears, but has dir?<-ontm
ued it for lie Knowilb* Journal
which he s;i\s he like-. beter. He
never fails to read \\ illiam Rule's
column. "As ! >ee It." || also
a subscriber ? ? f ne out. and
would Ji"t do v\i;!iout it.
\unt Jane Standridgr tells us 'hat
they ha\e m?\er ilom- u itli? ?:,t a pa
per of sr ,Im in thpir home. \<a
many ol us can say that.
Bert Hogan relates his first exper
ience in hi\ing be.- in tin- public
road. He says that he had plenty
of fun watching people push their
ears on slippery ground par-- the
bees while he was hiving them.
Mr. Howard Hall and family
went Irom Sunday School Sun?iav.
and took dinner with Mr. Oscar Pen
land. The finest green beans I have
ever eaten, said Mr. and Mrs. Hall,
"were served at Mr. Pen land's."
Mrs. Penland is a splendid cook:
and no one could go to a place
where he is more welcome to eat
than to Mr. and Mrs. Penland's.
Mr. Penland talks a great deal,
and can tell some of the funniest
things which happened years ago in
his recollection. He tells of an oc
casion he had to fork hay with Pro
fessor L. E. Mauney on Martin's
Creek somewhere near the property
Mr. Mauney now owns.
Back in those times people wore
scissor-tail coats, and stiff collars.
Anyway Mr. Penland and Mr. John
Ingram were forking hay together,
when in a stammering way Mr. In
gram said to Mr. Penland. "I tell
you the best hand in the hay field
you ever seed." "Who?" inquired
Mr. Penland. "Why Professor Mau
ney, that's who," says Mr. Ingram.
"No, he can't beat me. replied Mr.
{ Pen land. "By -gosh, you'll see when
he comes this evening." continued
Mr. Ifigram.
Mr. Penland tells that along in
'the evening sure en??ush Profe??or
Mauney came. He laid hark his
scissor-tail coat, and pulled hi-* col
lar off. and laved them ??if a rock:
near where they were at work. He
got his fork, and went to it. "Law
me! I have never seen such hav
j forking in my life." says Mr. Pen-'
land. I have never anymore said
that I could fork hay.
Mr. Penland also knows the old
est man is this count v. perhaps. Mr.
Henry Brendle is the man. We
would like to have a long story in
The Scout about Mr. Brendle.
Mrs. Penland has a bed which
she reckons to be over one hundred
years old. It was her grandmother
Green's. She also has a chick which
was purchased about 1832 by her
pdiiuittilwr, Kaii is Siandridge. The
clock could be put in running con
dition by a little work on the pendu
lum.
LEGAL MATTERS
QUILTS FOR SALE
In order to satisfy and pav off a
? lairn of seventy-one dollars due bv
contract for work and labor done onj
same and for which the law gives aj
lien. I shall on Monday. July 30th'
1928. at the courthouse do?,r in
Murphy. C. at 1" o clock \. M.J
sell at pul?f met ion to the highest!
bidder for ? \ish. seventy-one quilts.!
which were silted by me tor ('land'
M. Butt, for vfiich he promised and
agreed to p.- -aid sum ? ?t >71.00. j
^ame are sold to satisf \ said demand!
with costs ot -.lie.
These quilt- were finished April)
10th. 1928. arnl are still in my pos-!
session at m\ ?me. where they mav :
be seen by prospective buyers.
This Jui> 1 Ith. 1928.
(50-2t-mjf. ? Mary J. Fleming, j
a.WI JO A IVS .io 'JJIKK
I'ndcr *j??i t-v -? of the authority con-:
f e-red ?.y dee-1 t>y J F- M?r:in <j?in- !
?]??>. to the F \atlonal Bank. Durham. I
N. C T r .??-! February l?t.
and recorded ir $4 44*. ? hemkee j
County Reirii?*ry tf Flr*t National Rank '
of Purhi*n- v ?"* ~~ t<i?xc+ will t n Accsrt '
ith.. at 1:. ?>lwk M. at th?? C^urt Hi-u?# J
do.?r tn Cherokee unty. ?ell for cawh to*
r h?* huehe*- b-.?!ler r public auction. the fol
lowing de*i ril#d pr'i*rty:
All rhat oeri on i ? r?ar?~el or lot of
lard, situate, lyirs *n.J 1-eins in the Town
of Murph> County of Cherokee. S-ate r. f
North Can -lln^ anl nor* particularly
F'-n '?win* at a n:.ike In the WV?t?m mar
eln of Valley Riv.-r Avenue, nld *tak?- *tand
lr.? South E-.*t 34 '*et from the point of j
Information of mi.! tt"e.?tern marfin of Val
ley River \v?-mie with *he South m-ritin of
Puke Strre-. ir?d run* thenoe with the line
of The J. V li.irn.-tt t. South >5 deirrees
15 minute* WV-?t 1 ?? f*-et to a ntak?- In the
lva*t r.-rcin of a ? -t alley; ther-e with
naid E.i*! marar'n id 2" foot allev South
1*1 Ka*! l.'.y fe- * ? -??ke in p-?i! margin.,
then'o North K.i? IS" feet t?*? a stake in
th- w. ^tern niuri;:: . f Valley River Avenue;
then? e with the ? iv.imi margin of Val
ley River Avenue \'<>rth d ?ure?-?? W"e*t
jog feet to th?? r t of RecinnlnK
And l-e-n* all of rertaln Iota n>nvey
?d t.. .t. Ft >J :i rt in ?.v dee.! from Wofford
, Terrell ? :\r>y Inc. dated October 15.
-f^r-ted tn Rook p??f of I
? h- r>- ' - r Cherokee County. N C.
This. - - <>n account of default I
in the r ' nt ? f indebtedness se? ured by ,
Ih* <:;!?! ' '
Thin 5:h day of July. 1923.
FIRST \ \ i ? ? N . * l* OF DFRHAM.
I X. 'KTH R* 1 ! . 1 N A TKI'jTEE.
W S. LOTKHART. Attorney.
r?urh.?r . N. C.
NirnfK or sw.f..
t n.J. r virlu*' of The r?ww of sale
1 \> *T- ondersim?-d TruMee in a cer
r.cn ? .i - -\. -uted by X!. F. Kwnwn
and wife. I. iya Fwman to the nail Trus
t..- ..n -i - day of April. l^.v whi< h
sa>! :-e.' -rust r^Kister^d in the offke
, of Res:--- ? I?eeds -?f Cherokee C.-inty. in
H??-k IM Peed* <?f Trust. at peitre 579.
w hi. h > . . '!?--<! of trust; wax exe< ?: t?wl for
the i i:r: ? ?-?? of urinjc the sum of < 2^5. or>
wit% -nter-st on said >um from April 24
I92>. and due and payaMe on the 21th day
of Jane. If-.* iin-l default havinu l>een made
In The payment of principal and interest or
any part , < f either, and the pow?-r of m1?,
having hfcom" operative: now, therefore, the
und?-*ijcned :-u?t?e will on the l."th day
of Aurust. ]!>.'?. at ln o'clock A. M . at the
court house door In Murphy, in Mid county.
r h?? hiih<>? bidder for <**?h, a? public
auction. for the rurj-o?e of satisfying ?aid
tn?l^ r> >1n?i?? lh- f?llo*1nB described r*-aj
estate
L>:r? and 1-einc In '"herok^e C>untv North
Carolina, in Shoal <"reek township. Dist. No.
S. ;m< on 'he waters of Shoal Creek. Re*tn
ninc ? n a utako on D ti. W Allan's lin#
runnirc with Allen's line to his corner; then
South to the ?' r? of the mountain: th?-nce to
the Wwt to the hijrh top of the mountain;
thenre with the dividing rfdpe to the begin
ning. . ontainine a. res more or less.
This July 13. !?>2*
WILLARD M. AXLEV.
<49-4t-a > Trustee
F.XKCl TOR'S NOTlfK
The undersigned has qualified as Kx?-*ufor
of Marr-ret S. Cozad late of Cherokee C.>un
ty. and all persons having claims .-lfc-ainst
ti-e sa. estate are notified to present them
to the ? rdersicTH'd. at Murphy. N. C on or
b.-fore July 2?>th. 1329 All persons indebted
to said -state are notified to make settle
ment ? rh the undersigned.
This July 2?th. ir>JS
D. WIT!! ERSPOON.
<5 n-fit-w ' Kxecutor of Marsaret S. Cozad.
IM Ml IN<; TR\s|f o\ HITCHCOCK
I'KOPF.RTY
All t-r?ifis are he-ehv n.?tirj"l that the
dumpinc >-f trash and junk on the property
.?f the undersigned 'ommonly ca?I.*d the
Hitchcock
for su? h
unser.tly an<i win
of considerable n,m*
pawr*. will
July 11th. 19H2 ^n**
Tarheel "
By r>
<49-4t-w.)
ADMINNfRviftK
Ha vim: ,
Eccate of Henr>
of Cherokee Coontv
France). This ,
< Ia'm.% acahst ih?- 1
ed t<? exhibit them "
Hwid?>nrp at J!;j
the 2*th day of
will l?e pleaded .n ba.r
P??wi* Indebted to
mak.- immediate
This th- iTth day of
NORTH CAROL I x \
CHEROKEB COVXTT
IN THE SUPERIOR '
T. J. Bristol. A-Irvri^
?< Mr.. J.?. Coll*? '"***" ?
T?
Sid Conley. Fannl* c,u.
Pink O?hom. Jennie p?, '
Heater Con Icy Jar*
Edith Cooky. Amhrni*
Hester. heirs af law
The
and
rotlco that ft mjramon* In the
action was iwuH aaainst
day of June. 192*. by the ci?rk
lor Court, of Cherokee
rhat the petition
whlrh petition prays for a ul*
lands owned hy Mrs. Jane Colteq
which you Inherited an interest,
from which to t>e used by raid
Admr. with which to pay dtMi
Mr* Jane Collett.
And th#? said defendant*. .?n r^J
Osborne and Fred Hester, a-e
to be and appear before tbe <414 J
the Superior Court of Chmkee Ccrij
:?t M.t office in Murphy. X. ?i ff]
fifty daya from htis dat* ar.l inn. j
mur to the said petition or ;*? nJ
manded In ?aid petition will be rrtr^,
Thia the 27th day of Jane. 1J;|
P. C. HYATT
CWk Superior Court <.f Cbfrafe j
lit. C. **
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Look to the Leader for Leadership
Saturday
July28
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