Tostell news
,,i-re,! Stiles filled his rcguls
^Kpoin'.ti'ent at -Shual Creek Sunds
|H;'; reached an interesting sernioi
H; la(,jeet was taken from Luk
S3, y
y h Itarnes of Ducktown. a
Rb services at Shoi
B ,
V i:: a few people from Poste
^B;> .?i. ! the Fair.
i i hue Powell, of near \V<
Hgttv. was laid to rest in the Libe
t a. l( . . ti-ry Sunday evening.
^B \[ I; e Swanson, of Oa
. i-ite.l her son. Dee, over tk
^^B
II Mr. a'id Mrs. Charlie Wood an
Br;. hi. Jininiie visited the latter
^ aren'- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Alle
^Enda>'
c jjy. ('late Stiles was visiting M
Buv Suit one day last week.
Mr. Kiley Kilpatrick is doing son
Htnai'- work on Rev. S. A. Stilt
Hwelhng house.
I SUNNY POINT
II Mr. Ralph Johnson left Sunday a
f?r his home in Gastonia a
Kr spending a month with his fathe
Hr. ('. M. Johnson.
Miss Julia Rile from Franklin,
^Wsiting friends, and relatives here i
His writing.
M Mr- Laura Johnson and childre
^Brtic. ' larence and Lorene, spei
^Sunday with Mrs. Mattie Whitene
I *^r" ^ horence, from Ashevil
visiting his nephew, Mr. Loga
^Borence.
H Mr- Evelyn Hall, and little so
^fciv'ene are visiting Mrs. Hall's pa
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harris.
Mr. Cleedy Mason spent one da
^Bf last week with his cousin, M
^Bverett Rice.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Brown and bah
ru s nrue .jonnson, ana ix>
rown, spent Thursday night wit
Ir. and Mrs. Fred Whitener.
Mr. Howard Mason from Gastoni:
nd two of his friends, Mr. Robei
[onners and sister, Miss Julia 1C01
ers. spent the week-end with h
arents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mason.
Mr*. Lelia Gillard spent Sunda
rith her sister. Mrs. Ida Harris.
Mrs. Filer Brown was the Sunda
fternoon guest of Mrs. Stelmc
ohnson.
'ERSIMMON CREEI
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Self, of W?
nitty, were the week-end guests c
Ir. ami Mrs. Jewel Self.
Mrs. l.clia Johnson spent la:
Vednesday night with her siste
lis. Hatiie Stiles of this place.
Misses Iona and Hettie Kate Stil<
pent last Thursday night with the
iurn. Mrs. Beatrice StilesMiss
Carzell Williamson visite
liss Eva Nell Stiles last Thursda
venim.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess spei
ist Wednesday night with Mr. an
Irs. Gaynor.
Misses Artie and Heater Stiles an
lessrs. Ray Rich and Luster Chastai
tended the Fair at Murphy Wedne
lay.
fu- - . - - ?
til. linn -Mrs. John Burgess visits
rand Mrs. Jim Barton Saturday.
Mr. Pearl Stiles visited C. 1
ogers Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Rich visited Mr. an
Irs. John Cearley Sunday.
Mr. Willard Hedrick attended Sui
ay School at Persimmon Creel
IIGALMMTERS
application for parole of
\ illard murphy
1 Application will be made to tl
pommir.l.inc-r of Paroles and tl
poierni.r of North Carolina for tl
Parole of Willard Murphy convicte
kthe April 1935 term of the Sui
^ourt of Cherokee County f<
Bhe
crime of larceny of automobi
^Pnd sentenced to the State Prise
Raleigh for a term of not lei
^Fhan thre eyears and not more tha
Htour years.
AH persons who oppose the gran
BnE of said parole are invited to to
^Kard their protests to the Commi
ioner of paroles without delay.
M^This the 21st day of Septembe
(Signed) : Manco Murphy
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF TH
UNITED STATES FOR THE
WESTERN DISTRICT OF
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHEVILLE DIVISION
W-MTEl} STATES OF AMERICA
^Ptpon the relation and for the u!
Vf the TENNESSEE VALLEY Al
TK0P.1TY, Petition!
V T- DENTON *
EONard WALDO
ADA P. WALDO, his wife
SADIE J. WALDO, a widow
MAY WALDO HIPKISS
FREDERIC J. WALDO
y GEORGE T. MILLSAPS
UNKNOWN HEIRS AND / OR DEe
VISEES of Leonard Waldo, Ada P.
Waldo, and Sadie J. Waldo, a widow
UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS
Respondents
11 NC
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In the above styled cause, it appeared
by affidavit that:
Leonard Waldo, Ada P. Waldo, his
wife, Sadie J. Waldo, a widow, and
May Waldo Hipkiss, are nonresidents
of the State of North Carolina, their
residence now being Belmont, Mass,.
achusetts.
n Frederic J. Waldo is a nonresident
' of the State of North Carolina, his
last known residence being Buffalo.
New York.
|e The unkown heirs and / or devisees i
g of Leonard Waldo, Ada P. Waldo, his;
wife, and Sadie J. Waldo, a widow, |
whose names, ages, and addresses
are unascertained after due search
and inquiry are sought to be made
parties to this proceeding,
f. The unkown claimants, whose
f- names, ages, and addresses are unasr?
certained after due search and inquiry
are sought to be made parties
is to this proceeding,
it It is, therefore,
ORDERED, ADJUDGED. AND
n, DECREED that the respondents
it Leonard Waldo. Ada P. Waldo, his
r> wife, Sadie J. Waldo, a widow, May
|e Waldo Hipkiss, Frederic J. Waldo,
n the unknown heirs and / or devisees
of Leonard Waldo, Ada P. Waldo,
n> his wife, and Sadie J. Waldo, a widr
ow, and the unknown claimants appear
on or before the 23 day of
Ly Nov., 1936, in the District Court of
r the United States for the Western
District of North Carolina, Asheville
Division, sitting at Asheville,
|u North Carolina, and there make an
h swer to the petition filed in the above
styled cause by the United States
a of America, upon the relation and for
the use of the Tennessee Valley Au1_
thority, and then and there assert
js whatever claim, right, title, or interest
they may have in said land
|y sought to be condemned in said styled
cause, or be forever barred,
y The easement and right of way
r sought to be condemned on, over,
and across the following land:
TRACT SFB-43
r A strip of land for a right of way
^ 150 feet wide, lying 75 feet on each
2- side of the center line of the San>f
teetlah-Fowler Bend transmission
Jine location, as shown on a map filed
st in the Recorder's office of Graham
r, County, North Carolina, through the
land of C. F. Denton, the center line
?s of the location through the land of
ir C. F. Denton being more particularly
described as follows:
;d BEGINNING at a point where the
y center line crosses the North line of
r ? rv .
r. uenton's land at survey station
it 738 / 62.0 on the center line of the
id transmission line location, said point
being: N. 86? 54* W., 755 feet from
d a corner of the lands of C. F. Denin
ton, and the Nantabala National Fors
est; thence S. 61? 00* W., 4970.1 feet
to survey station 788/32.1; thence
id S. 40? 30* W., 736.9 feet to a pointj
where the center line crosses the I
X Southeast line of C. F. Denton's land
at survey station 795/69.0, aaid ,
id point being S. 55? 28' W., 247 feet
from a corner of the lands of C. F. j
a- Denton, and the J. L. Denton Heirs,
k, The above described strip of land j
is a continuous right of way 150 feet
wide through the said property be- I
tween the above named North and
Southeast property lines and has a
net length of 5707 feet along the
center line. ,
It is further ordered that this noie
tice be published once a week for
19 4 consecutive weeks in the Cherokee
Scout, a weekly newsnanor nuhlUh
u ed in Murphy, North Carolina.
Done this 23 day of Sept., 1936.
'r E. Y. WEBB, Judge United
States District Court Western Distn
rict of North Carolina Asheville Di53
vision.
'n A True Copy?Test
J. Y. JORDAN, Clerk
By O. L. McLURD.
r" (9-4t-tva) Chief Deputy Clerk,
s- _
r,
Dentist - X-ray Specialist
Hill-Parker Bldg.
E Murphy, N. C.
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NOTICE: SALE OF VALUABLE 193
REAL ESTATE pet
Notice is hereby given that Town
of Andrews will offer for sale to the 1
highest bidder at public outcry on An<
the 26th. day of October. 1936. at the;
ten o'clock, A. M. in front of the con
Carnegie Library on Main Street in sPei
the Town of Andrews the following the
described real estate: in
Being what is known as the Old
Power Plant Property containing
about \ acres together with all
buildings located on the same.
And being the same property Aj
bought by Town of Andrews from
YY. B. Fisher and wife, by deed dated
September, 22nd.. 1917 and re- qqi
corded in book No. 69 page 264? Co1
Register of Deeds Office of Cherokee
County, N. C. t^e
Said property being offered for ?ol
sale for cash and then for sale for crjj
one third cash and remainder secur- ser)
' ed by trust due in 1 and 2 years? for
deferred payments to bear interest vcJ
at 6% per annum. A
The right is reserved to accept or ing
reject any and / or all bids. wa
Done by order and authority of sio
the Board of Aldermen of Town of
Andrews. 19:
P. M. REAGAN,
Mayor of Town of Andrews.
C. F. WOODARD, NC
Town Clerk of Town of Andrews. Cfc
o NC
NORTH CAROLINA.
CHEROKEE COUNTY
i C. E. HYDE. Adm. C. T. A. of the M.
estate of Robert F. Piercy. Po,
-vs- dei
Jai*c Piercy, and wife Mrs. Jack on
Piercy, Mrs. Julia Bowman, Mrs. Pitt i<
Rogers and husband, John Rogers. in<J
Fox Piercy, Sattie Westbrook and I ed
husband, Westbrook, Mrs. J de<
Mattie Bell Piercy, heirs at law and [ of
| -v.wcta. (JO
NOTICE OF SERVICE 34
The above named defendants, ex- is
cept tho personally served in this \V.
action, 11 take notice that on the Fa
7th day of September, 193(1, an ac- cha
tion entitled as above was commenced er
j in the Superior Court of Cherokee as
j County for the purpose of subject- th(
i ing a portion of real property be- de?
longing to the estate of Robert F. tha
Fiercy to sale to satisfy certain debts cu
of the estate. th?
It is ordered that said defendants an
are required to be and appear before be
the Clerk of the Superior Court foi th<
the County of Cherokee at his office by
in Murphy, N. C. not later than ten wi
days after the 22nd day of 'October, be
HATTIE PALMER c"
NOTARY PUBLIC se'
SCOUT OFFICE
Ouinn & HnmnKrw l"f
? r?fcuf
QUICK AMBULANCE SERVICE
Funeral Directors Sc Embalmert , .
Day Phone 74, Night 97 and 77 f01.
COPPERH1LL, TENN. , J
the
You Ci
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I SEND ALL' YOU
MURP
i^ntifrirr* &, * sSIk .. -' -.
r, N. C.
6. and answer the complaint cf
ition a copy of which has been
d in the said office of the Clerk
the Superior Court of said county.
1 let them take notice, that if
y fail to answer said petition 01
iplaint within the time above
L-ified the plaintiff will apply to
court for the relief demanded
the complaint or petition.
'his the 23rd day of September,
6.
J. W. DONLEY.
4t-ceh) Clerk Superior Court
PPLICATION FOR PAROLE OF
FRANK BRENDLE
Vpplication will be made to the ,
nmissioner of Paroles and the !
irernor of North Carolina for the
ole of Frank Brendle convicted at
April 1935 term of the Superior
jrt of Cherokee County for the
me of larceny of automobile and
tented to State Prison at Raleigh
a term of not less than three
irs and not more than four years.
\11 persons who oppose the grantof
said parole are invited to forrd
their protests to the Commisner
of Paroles without delay.
This the 21st day of September
36.
(Signed) : J. S. Brendle.
o
)RTH CAROLINA,
[EROKEfE COUNTY.
>T1CE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Whereas, on June 1st, 1934, W.
Fain and wife, Zelma Fain and
rter Fain, executed to the unsigned
Trustee a Deed of Trust
lands therein described, and which
herein described, to secure certain
lebtedness to various parties namin
said deed of trust, which said
;d of trust is registered in office
Register of Deeds, for Cherokee
unty, in deed book No. 112, page
4, to which said record reference
hereby made: and whereas the said
M. Fain, Zelma Fain and Porter
in have failed to pay off and disirge
all of the indebtedness securby
said deed of trust; and whereapplication
has been made by
>se beneficiaries set forth in said
ed of trust who have not been paid
it the undersigned trustee do exete
the trust imposed upon him to
? extent that said lands set forth
d described in said deed of trust
sold: Now therefore by virtue of
e power and authority given me
said deed of trust, as trustee, I
U on Monday the 26th day of Octot\
1936, at 10 o'clock A. M. Cenil
Time, offer for sale at the
urth House door in Murphy, and
1 all the right, title and interest
the said W. M. Fain, Zelma Fain
d Porter Fain in and to the folving
pieces and parcels of land
uate in the Town of Murphy,
irphy Township, Cherokee County,
rth Carolina, to-wit:
FIRST PIECE: AM their right,
le, and interest in and to that
ce of land known as the home of
> late E. Fain, and Tommie
in in East Murphy, described as
lows:
BEGINNING on a locust stake on
? linA nf lofa I* M C D ?/xr
- ...... w. .hvv * . i'i.. u. xvay ^.\?W
in't Affor
In these modern
afford to go with
ing, cleanly presse
BUT YOU CAN
PRIC
We invite you 1
cleaning and pre
laundry. We giv<
vice and guarantee
Experienced world
machinery in our ]
the best of service
R DRY GLEANING
ND ALU YOUR LAU1
HY LALN
B. Corn well, Proprietor
rc We Satisfy" MU1
Thursday, Oct. 1, 1936.
1 Mrs. Ella Brittain) lot and the N. E.
corner of the Bascomb Pass (now
Mack Carringer Estate) lot and runs
North 23. West 385 feet to a stake;
then South 52 West 132 feet to a
post oak; then North 23 West 25 feet
to a stake (formerly a post oak) ;
then South 52 West 221 feet to a
stake; then South 38 East 396 feet
to a stake; then North 52 East 281
feet to BEGINNING. It being same
piece of land described in decree of
| Superior Court for Cherokee County
and recorded in office of Register of
. Deeds for Cherokee County in Deed
Book No. 26. on page 589.
The conveyance of above piece of
land as to interest of W. M. Fain, is
subject to a deed of Trust given by
W. M. Fain and wife, to Charles W.
Carringer. Trustee on May 8th, 1931,
and recorded in Deed Book 94, Page
511, May 8, 1831.
SECOND PIECE; Lot No. 6., on!
survey of Town of Murphy, and
formerly owned by the late Mercer
Fain, and conveyed by heirs of
Mercer Fain to John E. Fain, by deed
dated July 18, 1908, and registered
in deed book No. 50, Page 481, December
30th, 1908.
THIRD PIECE: All the right title
and interest of parties of first part,
in, and to that piece of land conveyed
by P. A. Mauney. Commissioner
to W. M. Fain, and Porter Fain by
deed dated June 9th, 1926, and registered
in Deed Book No. 96, page
347, in office of Register of Deeds
for Chen*;ei' Countv and
as follows:
BEGINNING on a stone the North
East corner of Ben Grant's (Now T.
S. Evans) lot, and running with
Valley River Avenue North 56 East
10 poles and 4 links to the street
leading from Valley River Avenue
to Hattie D. Akin's lot; then said
street North 35 West 12 pcles and
17 links to the street that runs in
j front of J. E. Fain dwelling and
Hattie D. Akin's dwelling; then
South 56. West 7 poles to the line
of Ben Grant (Now T. S. Evans)
lot; then with said line South 20
East 12 poles and 21 links to the beginning.
Excepting from the above described
THIRD PIECE, that part of same
conveyed by W. M. Fain and wife
and Porter Fain, to C. E. and C. H.
Holder, by deed dated June 9, 1926,
which is registered in Deed Book No.
89 page , June 10th, 1926.
The sale of the foregoing described
pieces of land is made subject to all
taxes assessed against same and as
against W. M. Fain, Zelma Fain and
Porter Fain, and remaining unpaid
at time of sale that may be due the
Town of Murphy and Cherc*;ee County,
and subject to all judgments that
may be of record in office of Clerk
Superior Court for Cherokee County
against W. M. Fain, Zelma Fain and
Porter Fain, and all deeds of trust
or other liens on same against said
W. M. Fain, Zelma Fain and Porter
Fain, prior to the deed of trust executed
to the undersicrned trustor
Terms of salo Cash. Right reserved
to reject any and all bids.
This September 22nd. 1936.
EBMUND B. N.ORVEI/L,
(8-4t-abn) Trustee.
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