LEGAL MATTERS 1
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
OF LAND
State of North Carolina,
C nty of Cherokee.
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Plaintiff,
J 5L B
G. D. Rick- and w;ie. Mary M. Ricks;
H. < . R:cks and wife. Kliza Ricks;
B.'. DilJard Kick-; H. \V. Ricks; Lo
retta Ricks: George and Florence
Rick-. Leila Ricks et als.
And the National Farm Loan As
sociation. Defendants.
Pursuant to a judgment entered in
above entitled civil action on the 18
day ? f May. 1931. in the Superior
Court 1 ' said county by the Clerk,
1 will or the 22nd day of June. 1931,
at 1 2 o'clock M.. at the County
Courthouse door in said county sell
at public audi n to the highest bid
der therefor the following described
lands. -ituated in said county and
state in Murphy Township, compris
ing ->75 acres, more or less, and
bounded and described a-- follows:
All thai certain piece, parcel or'
tract of land containing 375 acres '
m re o: less lyinir and being near the '
Slat-- Highway about three miles
South fr ?m the Town of Murphy, in
Murphy Township. County of Chero
kee. State of North Carolina, having
such shapes, courses and distances as
.-.ill more fully appear iy reference
to a pl:?t thereof, made by James K.
Crisp. Surveyor. April 191S. and at
tached to the abstract now on file,
with the Federal Land Hank of Col
umbia ; .-aid land being bounded on
the north by the lands of A. McD.
Harshaw, on th< east by the lands
of B. M A'^e, J. H. Dockery, and on
the - uth by the- lands of John Ashe
and L. I*. Martin and on the west by
the land- o- John Ingram and W. S.
Hugt-v-. This being Tract No. 127.
Grant 14 17.
The urn - of sale are as follows:
One third of the accpted bid to be
paid into court in cash, and the bal
ance on credit, i ayable in three
equal annual installments, with in
terest thereon from date of sale at i
the rate of six pcrccntum per an
num. The cash portion of the ac
cepted bid shall be applied toward
the payment of the cost- of this ac- ?
tion, including the compensation of
the commissioner, unpaid taxes as-'
sessed upon the property, and as
sessments, which may ht past due
and unpaid, and judgment of the
plaintiff, in the order stated; the
j credit portion of the accepted bid duel
j plaintiff >hall be evidenced by a bond'
r note of the purchaser, puy.t? :??
I commissioner, secured by a i\r<
".'tjrace over the premises, and the
j remaining balance of the credit p??r
!'.:on of the accepted bid. if any. shall
? e evidenced by a bond or note of
j the purchaser, payable to the com- j
| miss oner and secured by a second
mortgage over the premises; the said
first mortgage over the premises, and,
the bond or note secured thereby.'
-hall be assigned by the commissioner;
; to the plaintiff, and the said see-;
?nd mortgage over the premises, and
the bond or note secured thereby
: shall be held by the commissioner j
i -ubject to the further order of t h : -
? court; provided, however, that the
(purchaser shall have the risrht to pay
, :n cash the whole or any part of the
! credit portion of the accepted bid.
The purchaser shall pay for the pre
! paration and recording of all papers
I including the requisite revenue'
stamps, provided, however that rev
: enue stamps need not be placed on
| the deed of conveyance to the plain- J
[tiff should it become the purchaser.!
? r on the bond securing any balance I
1 due the plaintiff.
All bids will be received subject
to rejection or confirmation by the
Cierk of said Superior Court and no
bid will be accepted or reported un
less its maker shall deposit with said
rierk at the close of the bidding the
sun. of two hundred and fifty and
n<.-100 ? ($250.00) Dollars. a> a for
feit and guaranty of compliance with
? is bid, the same to be credited on
his bid when accepted.
Notice is now given that said lands
will be resold at the same
place and upon the same terms at
l! o'clock P. M. of the same day un
less said deposit is sooner made.
Every deposit not forfeited or ac
cepted will be promptly returned to
the maker.
This the 18th day of May. 1931.
FRANK S. HILL,
(42-4t-h) Commissioner.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST
Notice is hereby given that under
and bv virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain deed of trust
executed by A. .1. Hass and wife.
Mary E. liass, to L. E. Bay less a?
Trustee, on the 19th day of Febru
ary. 1930, and recorded in the office
of Register of Deeds of Cherokee
county. North Carolina, February1
21. 1930, in Book No. 90, page 349
of Deeds of Trust default having'
bee " made in the payment of the >
debt there: y secured, and the holder,
?f -aid ?!? ; t bevingr demanded that
the unersi^ned trustee exercise said;
P'-.ver of Mil- and offer for sale the!
property thereby conveyed as pro- j
vided in said deed of trust.
Thetef e. the ur. iersigned trus
tee will, on the 6th day of July, :
1931. a: 1 ? ? clock A. M.. offer for
al?_ and seli at public auction tot the
highest bidder for cash, at the court
h<use d> r in Murphy, Cherokee!
O trjty. North Carolina, the follow- i
ing described land:
In M rphy Township, adjoining i
the lands cf A. -J. Davis, J. \V. Pal
rrer and oth? rs, < n the waters of
Har.gingd - Creek.
F;rst T rat known a.^ Turkey Flats;
Beginning ??n a locust. A. J. Hass'
fi-T.-.T. a: . running with A. J. Da
vis' line N* ^ E. poles to a white
oak: then S. "?0 E. 21 poles to a lo
c :.-t; then 8. F. 8 poles to a sour
wo.-d; then with the ridge S. ?"> ?"> F.
;?.x poles " ?* stone; then S. 4:? K.
18 poles t i black oak; then S. 80
K. '2\ poles to a black oak; then S.
4 F. p-des : a black gum; then
8. F. 2* { oles to a large black
oak: then 8. 41 E. I4 poles to a
smai. hickoty on the top of the
tv." intain; -hen with the top S. 40
W. i poles a black oak near the
Turkey Gap: then S. ?r>2 W. 32 poler
then S. 32 W. IS poles; then 8. 57
W. 20 poles: '.hen 8. 77 W. 32 poles
to r. black ak n top of a high
i" i > : tre or kr.o . and crner of A. J.
Ha- - " survey: th?n down a divide
ar.d with A. J. Hass' line a north
ea-'t course 27.r> poles to the begin
r.:n_r. containing 117 acres, more or 1
less.
S# ? >nd Tract: Beginning on a!
small hickory, a c- rner of I*. B. Fair 1
land No. 2274. on the top of a moun
tain between Owl Creek and Hang- j
ingd? .r Cre< k. and runs N. 40 W. to
a comer of No. 2274: thence S. 38
\V. with the line <?? No. 2274 to the;
t p ? the ridge between P. B. Fair
and A. J. Has-; then up said ridge!
with the Has. lino to the main topi
of the mountain to a black oak. a [
corner of A. -F. Hass' line; then with j
the meanders of said mountain back 1
to the beginning. containing 13 I
acr. v, m- re or less; EXCEPTING
al ? Jt 13 acres from the operation
of this deed heretofore conveyed to'
Wal er Davis by said A. J. Hass and
wife, to which reference is hereby
made.
This the ."th day of June. 1931.
F. K. BAY LESS,
t44-4t-a) Trustee. '
Larger than all other cars
C? y
at the pries
' Vx
First Payment
at Murphy
$235
also the fastest, liveliest
and most powerful WiIlys six Coach
The new Willys Six has a longer wheelbase, in
creased overall length and a tread of 58% inches
widest of all low-priced cars . . . Interiors are spa- .....
Balance in 12 easy monthl*
cious and comfortable, with plenty of head room, leg pmymrmii. htllmmt trittt
f. ?. i. T.Ud., OH .
room and elhow room ... In performance, the Willys Willyi Six . H9S to $850
Six is the master of all cars in its price class. It excels Wiiiyi Ei<ht $995 to $1295
Willy. Knight $1095 to $1395
in speed, pick up and hill climbing ... You must drive wniy? h-Tob Ch.i... $395
the new Willys Six in order to realize the amazing WiUyi lvTo? Cbsaua $595
[ormance capabili ties brough t to the low-priced field.
WILLYS
E.C MOORE
DEALER
Cte ? b CEMUtNM
ANDREWS LOCALS'
Mr? W. F. Turner and two child- (
ren. Dorothy and Jean, returned to i
their home in Andrews on last Satur- j
a h after having spent some time j
visiting Mr?. Turner's parent? in Phil ,
adelphia. Mr. Turner went over to
Asheville on l-'-st Friday and met her >
and the two chlidren and brought j
jthem back in his car.
Messrs. D. S. Russell and D, H. j
Tiliit were business visitors in Mur
phy on Tuesday of this week.
j Mr. Ralph Moody was in Andrews J
Forgotten Envelope Is
Fatal to Bank Holdup
S icramonto. ? As a rlespprate mean* j
r>* "sqijMT^nir" himself with the world i
SMrli-y I! S'-hukT. former Woodland
t.oli'-e .livl^e nnd state employee,
turned hank r? ?!?t?or
He held up a teller in the Japanese
i Su*m:!"Jho r.nnk of California hero
sf.io In currency and escaped
? TiioTnert:ir:U . \ forgotten envelope
, important in hi? well-laid plan, tori to
arrest less than two hours after
i the rnhl.ery.
Driving !-? the hank in a taxienh.
i Schiller walked fn the cajre of J. Kaw
amura. toller. and presented the enve
lope jo ?!?<:,, i. i suspicion. As Kawa
mura '??? ' -< up. S'huior pointed a pis
tol at * !*" "<i flp-nati'livl th" thousand i
! dollar*
Schuler ran out of the hank to the
taxic; :u ! disappeared.
Sobu'or \v?'?'.t t?? tlie state capltol. i
whore I i' ? a complete chance of
i f-1"thin_'. 1? wa?s then lie discovered
that he ' t?l forgotten the envelope on
which v - written his name. Sum
mnnipc t ! i ? ? enh dri\er. ho tol<| him t?>
return the hank. retrieve the en vo j
j lope and meet him on a downtown .
street corner.
When .-?*hnler appeared at the desiir |
nated corner, police selwd him. He
t^opfes^ed imnici'irtf ?|y. they said, do- !
c! a ring that ho planned the rohherv '
In o -der to moot had checks he had 1
written.
Men i her a prominent Woodland
family, s huler I? the father of two i
i children.
Comrrercial A'r Lines in
China Being Increased
Shanghai < Vnmienial :t visit ion in
? "1 1 i N !?? ituio 1 ? ? expand despite
the crash of :i Shanghai to ll inkow
airp'ane ? : 't a :??** ?.f five* lives. I
I lie i>i ry of ? on^tnunieations of
tli<> ??Mi!r.i! ^??\'-'?M!i-nt at Nanking
I ^ issued ord?r- to speed prepara
? >. for jiianttii! of the Nankins 1
10 Iviping :>:r anil and passenger
The alrpbWe from Nanking to ivip
S *4. fallow fi oki Tientsin t?> I'u
ko\v railway.
In marly two y.ars <>f operation
durinJ :!eu ri'o.im) miles
over t he Shair.;::a! to Hankow route
there has heen only o:ie crash.
? uli. hds are lookii.:; forward to in
nn^uration tins year of an airline be
tween Nanking and I.erlin. Prelimi
nary negotiations have heen complet
ed and plans for its operation are be
ing speeded.
i 'ommereial planes are operated by
the China National Aviation corpora
tion. whieh is owned jointly hv the
national government and the Curtlss
Wright interests.
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WOMANLESS WEDDING
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Baptist Chun a will present
the Womhnless Wedding'' on the
evening of June 30th, at the high
school auditorium. The complete
cast will be announced later.
?.n last Saturday attending
siona] fosmeecL 1
liuiu> J- B. ' 1 ? ; 1 y an.i f J
\Tf -rncys of Murphy stoppe*
in Andrew.- on 1 ueaday of tS
on their way hoi:;. - r ? . r- R0^
where they had i.i en aitindirg
Miss Lucile Mathf-Mr. has rei
home from Uavent . ? c,l!e?
she attended school during '?
year.
Miss Margaret 3oone of Wi
ten. l>. C. is spendinc meti?
her parents. Mr 1 Mrs.
Boone.
Mr. W. G. Cover, Jr. spec,
?tun it-' \(n Knoxvitl. . Tennos.-^
later part of the pa ' week a
arranRements for a motorcade
Blairsville, Murphy. Andre*;,
binsville ?i"> on *?
binsville and on to' KnoxJi]*'
Mr. K. A. Dewar was a ;j
visitor in Ashe vi lie jfoJ
th s week. "?*
Mr. und Mrs. Rhymer of ij
Ga.. were visitors i,; An-irew. J
r riday.
Miss Jane Cover, who ^
from Fassifern Coll?.ue. hi
ed home.
Miss Alice Grant, who <?J
past school year at State ci
for Women, Greensboro X 1
returned home and wii'l '..,.1
summer in Andrews.
^fr?. R. A. Dewar is
Home tj/me in Wasliii&toii. u
where she is visiting her daa|
Miss Alice Dewar.
Mr. A. F>. Chandler, who iofl
eral months has be< n in Modi
a timber operation, returned tol
drews on Monday of this week!
will remain hero for s<mie time.f
Mr. James Knight was in m
ville on Tuesday of this weckl
business in connection with h; |
ployment with the Suite High**
Mr. W. G. Cover Jr. was vi;?
in Asheville the latter part of]
past week.
Mr. IV. IT. Mintz of Marble i
business visitor in Andrews or J
day of this week.
LAKE CARROI
Notice To The Publi
Lake Carroll is now open for fj
?ng. Charges per day for one f
$1.00. Bag limit 10 Bass 9 i
and up. 20 Brim any size,
camps. No fishing license requi|
HERBERT & CURT
|(ILLS R ATS
and mice that's RAT-SNAP,
old reliable rodent destroyer. C
in cakes no mixing with i
food. Your money back if >t 'j
35c si -e - 1 cake - - cnoujfc J
Pantry , Kitchen or Cellar.
65c size - 2 cake. - <?'
House, coops, Or small building
$1.25 size - 5 cakrs - enw?P
all farm and out - building* *
buildings, or factory builJmi*.
Sold and guaranteed t>7 1
R. S. Parker, Druggist, Murphy,
| SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
! SPECIAL EXCURSIONS
LIMIT : 5 Days.
SATURDAY. JUNl~20th, 1931:
to all TEXAS POINTS at rate of one fare
plus twenty-five cents (25c) for round trip*
final limit returning July 12th.
ASK TICKET AGENTS
FRIDAY, JUNE 19th, 1931
RATES from Asheville to:
WASHINGTON
RICHMOND
NORFOLK
OLD POINT COMFORT
VIRGINIA BEACH
$13.50
$11.50
$12.50
$12.50
$13.00
J. H. WOOD
Division Passenger Agent
Asheville, N. C.