fhurs., August 1, 1935.
OAK PARK NEWS
Messrs. Willard Horton and Erne?t
Roborson attended a Foot Wash.
jn; and Baptism at Prospect Church
Sunday. 1
jl Frank Blackwell, of Wehutty
wa. the Saturday night guest of Mr.
Ernest Kaper.
Mr-ses Vaul. Pearl, and Dele
Kantby. -Meredith and Hazel Horton
attended the tjuinn s Reunion at
\ - Sunday.
jlLillian Raper, Lucy Kell.-y ,
ar.J Addie Stiles were visitors at
Vest- Sunday afternoon.
Mr. ind Mrs. L. in Raper and chil.
cren Meredith, Thelnia, Jess Willar.l
a d Jack Iiempsey visited their
daughter. Mrs. Edna Hatv.by at .Marietta.
t-a.. o, i tlie week end.
Ji; Kilpatrick ol' Patrick spent
s al days here last week.
Jl . and Mrs. Ralph Horton and
son. Howard spent the week end
i. it lends and relatives at Po-tell
Jl Edgar Johnson of Verts was
day night guest of Jlr. Era.
.... Itsi. r
M . nil Mrs. Yesslie Johns n of
\ e-t were the Sunday dinner
ts of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mashburn
Sunday.
Bo it. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
M 1111. July 23, a girl.
l ittle Isadore Campbell was the
eu t <>f her aunt Mrs. Clifton Rap
er Thursday.
BIRCH NEWS
Mr. F.iliott of Ranger was guest
Mr. Julius Forrister last Satur.
da;..
Messrs li. H. Campbell and Cicero
Calloway of Persimmon Creek were
in our midst Saturday.
Mr. II ward Stiles was dinnei
guest of Mr. M. I. Ifcdl Saturday.
Mr. Mark Fox of Ranger was in
our midst Monday of last week.
Me-dme-s Delma McClure and
I. i Voyles were Letitia sh ppers
Saturday.
Mr. Flas Clonts of Persimmon
Creek was Wednesday night guest
; Rev. Voyles.
Revival services began at Pleasant
(i 'Ye Sunday evening at 7:30.
I-Aeryc ?i is cordially invited to att
ml these services.
Mrs. J. V. Carroll and son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dotson. all of Belltown, Tenn. attended
services at Pleasant Grove
Sunday.
Messrs. &eb Gibson, Carl Stiles
arc A. Voyles were Sunday afternoon
guests <>f Mr. M. 1. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mashburn
an: children returned from Gastonia
Sunday where they have been visiting
Mrs. Mashburnvs parents, Mr. |
and Mrs. Manuel Stiles.
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I ETA I IV A A TTCDC
I LLUAL tVin 1 1
I NORTH CAROLINA?Ch rokee
I County.
I in THE SUPERIOR COURT
I GURNEY P. HOOD, Commission r
I of Ranks of the State of North Car"I
lina. un Relation ol the Bank of
I Murphy, of Murphy, X. C? In 3.?.
I half 1 Himself ami All Other Cred'.I
tors of A. A. Fain, Deceased;
I Plaintiff;
I ?. MERONEY, Administrator of
I fa Estate of A. A. Fain, Deceased;
I FANNIE BUTT and husband, WILI
UAH BUTT; 'H. A. FAIN ami wife.
I J Ess IK FAIN; JOHN M. FAIN funI
married); F A. FAIN* and wife,
I EVELYN FAIN; MAURINE FAIN
1 BRYANT and husband
I BRYANT; ELOUISE FAIN (unmar1
ritd); R. M. FAIN; A. McD. HARI
SHAW and L. E. BAYLESS, Trus.
I Defendants.
i notice to creditors of
i a. a. fain
I All creditors of th. Eutate of A.
I A. Fain, Deceased, WILL TAKE
I NOTICE that the undersigned, J. ft.
I Bonley, Clerk of the Superior Court
I of Ch rokee County, has been apI
Pointed by judgment in the bove enI
"titled cause to receive proof of
I t'oims and take and state an
I account as to all claims against the
I mid estate and to ascertain and deI
rmine the priority thereof;
I 'editors of said Estate WILL
1 FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that
I pf are required bo exhibit tin ir
I ' Aims to the undersigned on or beI
t'le 2nd day of S ptember.
I ' on pain of being forever
II -arnd of the same; and
I t,, " persons WILL FURTHER
I *, NOTIOE that the undersign.
I W'H. at his Office in th; CourtI
?1?e in Murphy, N. C., at 10:00
I ^ A. M. on the 3rd day of
I ar ,lem^er? 1935, proceed to hear
I " c ^ass upon all of said claims and
The Ch
determine th order >f their priority.
if any.
This the 22nd day of July. 1935.
J. W. DONLEY.
(51-4t-sgo) Clerk Superior Court
County of Cherokee.
?In The Superior Court.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK
OF COLUMBIA; Plaintiff
vs.
L L. RICE and wife EVA RL E
R. H. HELTON and wife ETTJ
HELTON; L. C. HILL, Admi stra
tor of C. B. HILL. Deceased; J. E
KEENER; and M. B. DFRREBER'i
& COMPANY, Its Successo s an.
Assigns; Defendants
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE OF LAND
Pursuant to a jud.yne: t r.tere
in above entitled action on the lTt!
lay of June. 1935, ir. the Superi >
Court of said County by the Clerk
I will on the
5TH DAY OF AUGUST.
1935, AT 12 O'CLOCK M..
at the C unty Courthouse door ii
said. County sell at public auction t
the highest bidder th?Tefor the fol
lowing described l.mds situated ii
said County and St.te ir. Ko
House Township. comp ising C.
acres, more or less, and bounded an
Iitcviwcj rt> lull"*V .
All that certain lot. tract or pal
eel of land containing 63 acr s, mot
or less, located, lying and being i
H t Hous.- Township, C unty c
Cherokee, State of Xo-th Carotin*
being bounded on the Xorth by land
of Bowman Harris and Leander Bui
ger; East by lands of I. P. Hawkiti
a: . Leander Burg v; Soutii by land
?f I. P. Hawkins and Will Lawrence
and West by lands of Will Lawrene
and Bowman Harris; and havin
such shapes, metes, courses, and ci.
tance*; as will more fully appear 1
referenc to a plat thereof made b
O. Ci. Anderson, Surveyor, March (
1925, which plat is on file with Th
Federal Lank Bank of Columbia.
This and is described in a dee
from Clementine Y )ung and othei
to I. L. Rice dated April 6, 192.'
and rcordtd April 27, 1925, in Boo
S8 page 195 and in a deed from
S. Lawrence and wife and othe's t
f. L. Rice, eated November 22. 192
ard record'd February 6, 1925, i
the Registry of Cherokee County, t
all f which reference is hereb
made.
The terms of sale a"e as follows
On -half (1-2) of the accepted bi
to be paid into Court in cash, an
the balance on credit, payable i
two (2) equal annual installment:
with interest thereon from date c
sale at the rate of six per centui
(6'; ) I> r annum.
All bids will be received sub jet
to rejecti ?n or confirmation by th
Clerk of said Superior Court and n
bid will be accepted or reported ur
less its mak r shall dep>sit with sai
Clerk at the close of the biddin
the sum of TWO HUNDRED .
FIFTY ($250.00) DOLLARS, as
forfeit and guaranty of compliant
w ith his bid, the same to be creditc
on his bid when accepted.
Notice is now given that a>:\
lands will be resold at the saw
r.laMP th..
2 o'clock P. M. of the same date ui
iess sai<i deposit is sooner made.
Every ueposit not forf-ited
accepted will be promptly reiurne
Many a Friend Recommends
BLACK-DRAUGHT
People who have taken BlackDraught
naturally are enthusiastic
about it because of the refreshing
relief it has brought them. No wonder
they urge others to try ltl ...
Mrs. Joe O. Roberts, of Portersvtlle,
Ala., writes: "A friend recommended
Black-Draught to me a long time
ago. and It has proved its worth to ir.e.
Black-Draught l& good for constipation.
X find that taking Biack-Draught prevent*
the bilious headaches which I used to
have." ... A purely vegetable medicine
tor relief of
CONSTIPATION. BILIOUSNESS
Make Your Permanent
* Last 3 Times As Long
Women everywhere are finding that th<
secret of keeping a permanent wave ii
to reset it regularly with the new Wildroot
Wave Powder. Naturally curly and
straight hair are also easy to set with
this inexpensive home-made flakeless
quick drying wave set. Buy Wildrool
Wave Powder, mix with water and follow
simple directions in package.
Obtainable at all drug and toilet goods
counters.
25c azt
MAKES 3 PINTS W
10c SIZE, 1 PINT
lerokee Scout, Murphy, N. C
o the maker. N
This the 3"?d day of July. 1935. p
J- B. GRAY. Commissioner, e
(49-4t g&c) tl
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE '
Having qualified as administrator '
<>{ the estate of Dr. J. B. Sma t, ae- 1
.eased, late of Cherokee c >unty.
; North Carolina, this is to notify all
ersons having claims against the j
: estate of said cl ceased to exhibit (
1 them to the undersigned at Marble.
N". C. on or befor the loth day o:
July. 1936, r this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their vcovory.
i All p.rsons indebted to said estate}
. will please make immediat- pay- *
rnent.
This C:h day of July. 1935.
\ B. H. MIXTZ,
^ Administrator of J. B. Smart.
r o
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
'rat the undersigned. Commissioner
n if Banks 9/ the State of North Car.
0 :: .. on relation of the Cherokee-! ;
- Bank, will at twelve o'clock npon. j
ti : Monday, the 19th day of August,
>t 1935, at the Courthouse door in j
1 Murphy, N. C., .ft' r for sal at pubd
.ic auction to the highest bidder for
.ash the f Rowing described real
r_ copertv, to-wit:
A part of Tract No. 1 in District
n I and part >f lot No. 8 in the Town
1 .. crr.ivvivr.
n Valley River Avenue on the West j
|s i.ie of an alley or lane, and runn-1
ing back with said alley or lan i
IS N rth 45 West 259 feet to a stake;'
Is thence South 49 V- West 20 feet to
.. a stak ; thence South 38 East 240
I .'eet to a stake n Valley River AveiP
nue; then with said Avenue North
: <:> East 73 fret to the beginning
v containing 30 100 acres, more or
y less.
j B .ing the lands more fully clese
cribed in a deed from M. \V. B li
..nd wile to Gurney P. Ilood, Comirissioner
-f Banks, dated the 15th
day of September, 1934, and regist^
? reil in the Office of the Register |
y' of Deals of Cherokee county in booh
* lu7 at page 235. This is the lot '
and dwelling formerly and for a
? number of years occupied#by M. W.
k Bell, and adjoins the property of
II Mis. C. A. Brown and others.
( All jrersous linterested AvilL be
y shown tne prop rty by S. G. Owens.
Assistant Liquidating Agent, and
s: should communicate with him at
d Murphy, N. C.
d All bids subject t j confirmation '
n or rejection by the Court,
s. This the 22nd day of July, 1935.
f GURNEY P. HOOD,
n Commissioner of Banks,
Ex. R-. 1, Cherokee Bank,
t (51-4t- g&c)
e o
o ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
i_ Having qualified as administra
a trix of the estate of Wir.fred Barnes,
jr deceased, late of Cher kee County,
' I I II
: j NO!
"I
I
The Gener
interest on tax s
thereto, only up
before Septemb
? applj" but penaJl
? ly request all pe
this act. Suits 1
be brought befc
f Y
addition, but no
| After that date
:j: possible to do s<
t | sons will have a
nenalties and in
1 IX
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|y '
I
I
NEURITIS
NKLIKVK PAIN IN MINUTES
To raltrra the torturiar psdn of NoorttlB.
RhnmAUun, Nvuralyia or Lumbo*o In
minutes, cot the Doctor's Prescription
NTJRJTO. Absolutely safe. No opiates, no
narcotics*. Does the work Qoiekl? ? set
roller* roor pain in nine minutes or aaoaor
back at Dru**tBtB. Dost Nfe. M Use
NUBITO today. '
Something Has Been Don
About the Weather
by the
Southern Railway
System
Air-conditioned Pullman Cars
and Southern Dining Cars are
now in service
Travri ib Cool. Quiet. Delightful
Comfort free from Dust Smoke
and Cinders ... A miracle development
oi temperature control
for the convenience of the
traveling public
rsons who owe taxes to ta!
:o foreclose taxes will nec
>re that date, and this wil
suits will be started unti
actions will be instituted a
o. I am giving this notice
n opportunity to save th<
terest.
RESPECTFULLY,
D. Wither
COUNTY ATTC
.
orth Carolina. ihi? is to notify all '
ersjns having? claims agairst the
date of said deceased to exhibit
hem to the undersigned at Wehutty.
. C. '>r or before the 31-t day of
uly. 1136. or this notice will be
leaded in bar of their recovery. AH '
ers >ns indebted to said estate will
lease make immediate p-yment.
This the 31st day of Juy, 1933.
mrs. ethel graham.
\dmir.istratrix of Winfred Barne?
52-6t-pd)
o
;tatf of north Carolina.
-Beaverdam T w -hip,
Cherokee County.
Co. 8650
W F. CRICKHAN
Contains 85 acres more or less.
15. L. Padgett. Entry Taker '
lerokee County.
Take notice that the undersigr-v
U. F. Crickhan f Buncomht* c >ur.
y. North Carolina, enters r. i lay-i
bim to the following described
":ece or parcel of land in Beaver
iam Township. Cherokee C.?u*|
State of North Carolina the same <
irg vacant and unappropriated land,
and subject to entry, viz:
Beginning on a Stooping Holly
free on the North Bar k ??:" Hiawa-seRiver,
beginning corner t" Entry V
8646, and runs wth line of -aid No.
North 76 50* East pa<s:rg it- S. E.
v >rner at 1S03 ft., 1S32 ft. to a
stake (sourwood); then.-e Sout'11
3 0* East Passing
North corner of Entry No. 8646 at
0 feet, and continuing with it- line
2475 feet to a stake and pointers
S. E. corner of Entry No. 8645. m!
corner of Preemption No. 274. G?ant
No. 3516; thence with line f Pre.
emption No. 274. South 76 30 Mos'
1190 feet to a point in center of
Hiawassee River. N. \V. Corner of
Preemption No. 274; therce foil' w
ing the center of Hiawassee Rivet
a: 11 nieanaers -?? > ? reel t corn r
of Entry No. 8040; therce with lin?
.>f it to the beginning, containing 8"
acres, more r less.
(Signed? \\\ F. CRICKH\\\
Entered 1st day of October, ltOM.
P. I.. Padgett Entry Taker.
? GAS, x
| OIL, |
? All Accessories for %
Your Car
f Drive in and let us ser |j
?vic.e your car with those $
? Good Gulf Products ?
|"SERV1CE WITH A ?
| SMILE" |
SMURPHY SERVICEx
J STATION ?
X A. J. Elembree. Prop. ;!;
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ICE TO >
IX PAYEI
al Assembly has abated a
ale certificates for the year
ion condition that the taxe
er 1st. After that day the i
ties and interest must be ai
?
2 Cents per Mile ?IS Day Limit
tVz Cents per Mile?$ Months Limit
tickets honored la sleeping and perlor
ears on payment of proper charges tot
space occupied oo surcharge
OneWay Coach Fares
I'/zc Pet Mile
Lv. Ashcvillc 6:40 p, m.
Ar. Cincinnati 8:10 a. m.
Ar. Ch.cago 2:15 p. m.
Lv. Ashcvillc 5:00 p. m.
Ar. Washington 6:50 a. m.
Ar. New York 12:59 a. m.
For Far s, sleeping Car reservations
and other travel information
call or write:
R. H. DEBUTTS,
Assistant General Pass. Agent.
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li a- x
11 per.a.t-^- and
1932 and prio.ss
be paid on cr
re'ease does rat
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11 mean costs in i
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it is*;. v
s fast as it is ;;
i so that all per- %
smselves costs, 'k
spoon
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