sates creek
ard Mrs. John McMillian visitand
Mrs. Acy James Sunday,
and Mrs. J. A. Timpson and
went to see the Hiawassee
unday.
May belle Dockery, Cay
? and -Nettie Dockery spent
ek-eiid with home folks.
V\ i a Mae Hembree spent the
,d with her grandparents,
i Mr-. George Hembree.
Kl.-.c Hembree visited her
Horace Killian Sunday.
Bertha Kephart was able to
n<l> again Sunday for the
... -inee her recent operation,
h j'ing for a quick and corn covery
for her.
-' ila Ashe is able to read a
it,., several months of trouier
eyes. We sure are glad
rirls first basketball game of
son, played with Marble
iy ended in a Ve 22-22.
innypoint
.Julia Kice left Monday for
ie in Franklin, after spendreek
with friends and relaHer
sister, Mrs. Esta Mason
and Mrs. Fred McAfee aced
her home.
Tom Helton, and children,
. Viola Carter and baby
ur.day afternoon with Mrs.
iVhitener.
?adie Forrister spent Sunday
ih Miss Louella Jenkins.
Stelmer Johnson, and baby
I cm. . ir.dr.y afternoon with her
ter, Mrs. Delmar Ledford.
Mr. Authur Carter, from Isabella,
nn.. -pent the week-end with his
fe and baby.
Mrs. Lelia Gillard, and Miss Jewel
dford, spent Sunday afternoon
& Mrs. C. C. Forrester.
*' w?u 1 u.u..
;ni -, i,. vij it noil aim uau y IC"
rr.etl to their home in Chattanooga
ter spending some time with her
rents. Mr. and Mr. J. B. Harris.
Messrs Homer, and Wade Bryant
nt to Hiawassee Sunday to the all
y singing and reported a nice time.
p0stei1news
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Allen and
tighter, Romonia, visited the form's
sister. Mrs. Charlie Wood, of
lit, Sunday.
Mr. Lush Burger and family, of
abella, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
iies Sunday.
Rev. Grady Jones attended the Asciation
at River Hill last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clate Stiles and chil en,
Roy and Parks, visited Mr. and
n. Charlie Stiles at Hot House
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hawkins have
en visiting their son, and family,
ateel, and attending the associaon.
Miss Vaud and Thelma Suit visiti
Miss (Jena Cole Sunday.
Mr. K y Dills have moved to
rs. Rebecca Allen's farm.
Oliver Weidman of Long Beach,
alif., nicknamed "Uncle Wigggily"
wause of his kindness to children,
?<ls birthday cards regularly to
,000 children between the ages of
and lo.
legal matters
OTICE: ? SALE OF VALUABLE
HEAL ESTATE
OWN" OF 'ANDREWS V.
tALMER, ET ALS.
id by virtue of an order |
k of the Superior Court!
e County, N. C. made in
entitled proceedings for
on tax liens appointing
gned Commissioner of the
sell the lands herein deorder
to satisfy said liens,
Tillitt, Commissioner as
will on Monday, Novem1936,
at 10:30 o'clock, A.
\y time) at the courthouse
herokee County, N. C. ofe
to the highest bidder for j
following described lands:
he Eastern half of lot No.
k L of the original survey
>wn of Andrews, ai^d being
1-2-4-7-8 and 9 in block L
"iginal survey of the Town
ws.
and posted this the 30th day
nber, 1936.
H. TILLITT, Commissioner.
*)
s ? SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
OP ANDREWS?V*?
The Cherokee
A. B. GILLESPIE ET UX ET ALS. t
Under and by virtue of an order S
of the Clerk of the Superior Court PI
of Cherokee County, N. C. made in I
the above entitled proceedings for C
foreclosure on tax liens appointing J
tho undersigned commissioner of the \
Court to sell the lands herein describ- \
ed in order to satisfy said liens, I, 1.
D. H. Tillitt, Commissioner as aforesaid.
will on Monday November, 2nd.
19*36, at 10:15 o'clock. A. M. (Murphy
time) at the courthouse door
of Cherokee County, N. C., offer for p
sale to the highest bidder for cash
the following described lands: v
In the Town of Andrews, Cherokee y
County, N. C. o
Being lots Nos. 11 and 12 in block r
FF in Oak wood Heights Addition to a
Town of Andrews, except that portion
of said lots which is in excess c
of homestead allottment and sold un- |;
der execution. Being the lots con- >
veyed to A. B. Gillespie by J. A.
Richarkson et ux by deed dated c
January, 28th., 1921, and recorded v
in book 28 page 151, records of v
Cherokee County, N. C. a
Dated and posted this the 24th. a
day of September, 1936. p
D. H. TILLITT, Commissioner.
(10-4t-dht) r,
o c
NOTICE: ? SALE OF VALUABLE c
REAL ESTATE t
ANDREWS SCHOOL DISTRICT
AND / OR ANDREWS SPECIAL
BOND TAX UNIT OF CHEROKEE I
COUNTY Vs. I
SAMUEL BIRCHFIELD, ET ALS. v
AND >
C. M. WOFFORD t
Vs. c
SAM EIRCHFIELD ET AL. Y
Under and by virtue of an order c
of the Clerk of the Superior Court p
of Cherokee County, N. C. made in J
the above entitled proceedings for t
foreclosure on tax liens appointing 1
the undersigned Commissioner of the I
Court to sell the lands herein de- !
scribed in order to satisfy said liens, s
1, C. E. Hyde, Commissioner as s
aforesaid, will on Monday, Novem- c
ber. 2nd. 1936. at ten o'clock. A. M. t
(Murphy time) at the courthouse t
door of Cherokee 'County, N. C. of- x
fer for sale to the highest bidder for t
cash the following described lands: s
FIRST TRACT: Being situated c
on the waters of Holland's Creek,
Valleytown Township, Cherokee a
County, N. C. and being a portion of a
tract No. 106 and tract No 1
And being all the land conveyed
to Samuel Birchfield by George W. 1
Hensley by deed dated Feb. 27th., s
1924 and recorded in book No. 87 t
page 378. Containing 75 acres, I
more or less. Said deed of record i
in Cherokee County, N. C. C
SECOND TRACT: Being a part 1
of tract No in Valleytown c
Township, Cherokee County, N. C. *
on the waters of Beaver Creek. c
And being all the land conveyed to
Samuel Birchfield by Bascomb Lee c
and wife, Ela Lee, by deed dated J;
March, 25th., 1926 and recorded in '
book No. 89 page 267. Records of '
Cherokee County, N. C.
Dated and posted this the 30th. 1
day of September, 1936.
C. E. HYDE, Commissioner. 4
<10-4t-dht)
o
NOTICE: ? SALE OF VALUABLE J
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of an order a
of the Cleric of the Superior Court '
j of Cherokee County, X. C. made in '
the special proceedings of Andrews *
School District and/or Andrews
Special Bond Tax Unit of Cherokee 1
County, vs. W. T. Moore et als. for v
foreclosure on a tax lien appointing J
the undersigned Commissioner of w
the Court to sell the lands herein de- r
scribed in order to satisfy said lien. c
I, D. H. Tillitt, Commissioner as
aforesaid, will on Monday, November, *
| 2nd. 1936 at 10:45 o'clock, A. M. *
| (Murphy time) offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash the following
described lands:
Being lots Nos. 4-5 and 6 in block c
D of Junaluska Jungles?Reference v
to the plot or map of same which is r
recorded in the office of the Regis- *
ter of Deeds for Cherokee County,
being hereby made for a more accurate
and complete description of
said lots or parcels of land.
Dated and posted this the 30th.
day of September, 1936.
D. H. TILLITT, Commissioner. J
(10-4t-dht) (
0 e
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE 3
WESTERN DISTRICT OF
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHEVILLE DIVISION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA J
upon the relation and for the use
of tho TENNESSEE VALLEY AU- ?
THORITY, Petitioner
.
C. F. DENTON
LEONARD W*.LDO 1
I
Scout, Murphy, North Cu
^DA P. WALDO, his wife ft
>ADIE J. WALDO, a widow ti
4AY WALDO HIPKISS in
REDERIC J. WALDO C
IEORGE T. MILLSAPS in
JNKNOWN HEIRS AND OR DE- lo
"ISEES of Leonard Waldo, Ada P. Pi
\ aldo, and Sadie J. Waldo, a widow ol
IN KNOWN CLAIMANTS
Respondents ai
NO th
ORDER OF PUBLICATION th
In the above styled cause, it ap- in
eared by affidavit that: dj
Leonard Waldo, Ada P. Waldo, his 1!
rife. Sadie .1. Waldo, a widow, and p<
lay Waldo Ilipkiss, are nonresidents fi
f the State of North Carolina, their ol
esidence now being Belmont, Mass- A
chusetts. tl
Frederic J- Waldo is a nonresident cm
>f the State of North Carolina, his sj
ast known residence being Buffalo, tl
Cew York. ir
The unkown heirs and or devisees
<f Leonard Waldo, Ada P. Waldo, his i
life, and Sadie J. Waldo, a widow,
those names, ages, and addresses (
ire unascertained after due search
,nd inquiry are sought to be made N
tarties to this proceeding. C
The unkown claimants, whose N
lames, ages, and addresses are unasertained
after due search and inluiry
are sought to be made parties y
o this proceeding. p
It is, therefore, j
ORDERED. ADJUDGED. AND Q
)ECREED that the respondents j.
,eonard Waldo, Ada P. Waldo, his jj
fife, Sadie J. Waldo, a widow, May e
Valdo Hipkiss, Frederic J. Waldo,
he unknown heirs and or devisees c
f Leonard Waldo, Ada P. Waldo, q
lis wife, and Sadie J. Waldo, a wid- 3
w, and the unknown claimants ap- j.
ear on or before the 23 day of \
Cov., 1936, In the District Court of j.
he United States for the Western c
District of North Carolina, Ashevillo e
Division, sitting at Asheville, a
vlorth Carolina, and there make an- t
iwer to the petition filed in the above tj
tyled cause by the United States t
>f America, upon the relation and for c
he use of the Tennessee Valley Au- t
*1? ??
?i>u uicii and mere assert a
whatever claim, right, title, or in- ^
erest they may have in said land ^
ought to be condemned in said iityl- ^
d cause, or be forever barred. v
The easement and right of way ^
lought to be condemned is on, over, ^
md across the following land: (
rRACT SFB-43 s
A strip of land for a right of way o
150 feet wide, lying 75 feet on each a
ide of the center line of the San- |<
eetlah-Fowler Bend transmission si
ine location, as shown on a map filed >
n the Recorder's office of Graham Is
bounty, North Carolina, through the
and of C. F. Denton, the center line ti
>f the location through the land of p
Z. F. Denton being more particularly tl
(escribed as follows: F
BEGINNING at a point where the f
enter line crosses the North line of
Z. F. Denton's land at survey station tl
f38 / 62.0 on the center line of the At
ransmission line location, said point c
leing N. 86? 54' W.t 755 feet from A
i corner of the lands of C. F. Den- on,
and the Nantahala National Forist;
thence S. 61? 00' W., 4970.1 feet
o survey station 788/32.1; tTience
5. 40? 30' W., 736.9 feet to a point
vhere the center line crosses the
Southeast line of C. F. Denton's land
it survey station 795 / 69.0, said
mint being S. 55? 28' W., 247 feet
rom a corner of the lands of C. F.
) en ton, and the J. L. Denton Heirs.
The above described strip of land
s a continuous right of way 150 feet
ride through the said property beween
the above named North and
Southeast property lines and has a
let length of 5707 feet along the
enter line. ,
It is further ordered that this noice
be published once a week for
S consecutive weeks in the Cherokee
Scout, a weekly newspaper publishd
in Murphy, North Carolina.
Done this 23 day of Sept., 1936.
E. Y. WEBB, Judge United
States District Court Western Distict
of North Carolina Asheville Diision.
A True Copy?Test
J. Y. JORDAN, Cleric
By O. L. McLURD,
9-4t-tva> Chief Deputy Clerk.
JORTH CAROLINA,
SHEROKEE COUNTY.
J. E. HYDE, Adm. C. T. A. of the
state of Robert F. Piercy.
-v?rack
Piercy, and wife Mrs. Jack
iercy, Mrs. Julia Bowman, Mrs. Pit!
togers and husband, John Rogers,
"ox Piercy, Settle Westbrook and
tusband Westbrook, Mrs.
dattie Bell Piercy, heirs at law and
levisees.
NOTICE OF SERVICE
The above named defendants, ex:ept
those personally served in this
iction, will take notice that on the I
olins 1
th day of September, 1936, an ac- N>
on entitled as above was commenced th
the Superior Court of Cherokee pt
ounty for the purpose of subject- to
:g a portion of real property be- th
nging to the estate of Robert F. st
iercy to sale to satisfy certain debts to
: the estate, fe
It is ordered that said defendants pi
e required to be and appear before Si
le Clerk of the Superior Court fot ! ai
le County of Cherokee at his office D
Murphy, N. C. not later than ten B
ays after the 22nd day of October. '
[ 36, and answer the complaint of ] la
'tition a copy of which has been st
led in the said office of the Clerk j \\
f the Superior Court of said county. ! C
nd let them take notice, that if ai
icy fail to answer said petition or 5
jmplaint within the time above
lecified the plaintiff will apply to : s.l
ic court for the relief demanded | J t
i the complaint or petition. p
This the 23rd day of September, ^
F?- d;
J. \V. DONLEY, i,
8-4t-ceh) Clerk Superior Court C(
iORTH CAROLINA. a
HEROKEE COUNTY. ir
IOT1CE OF SALE OF REAL j
ESTATE u
Whereas, on June 1st, 1934, W. d
I. Fain and wife, Zelma Fain and is
'orter Fain, executed to the un- 3
ersigrned Trustee a Deed of Trust fi
n lands therein described, and which a:
: herein describee!, to secure certain
idebtedness to various parties nam- E
d in said deed of trust, which said S
eed of trust is registered in office Y
f Register of Deeds, for Cherokee 1
ounty, in deed book No. 112, page It
44, to which said record reference t<
; hereby made: and whereas the said si
S*. M. Fain, Zelma Fain and poi'for i
ain have failed to pay off and dis- f
harge all of the indebtedness seeur- 1
r by said deed of trust; and where- 8
s application has been made by o
hose beneficiaries set forth in said h
leed of trust who have not been paid 1
hat the undersigned trustee do exe- g
ute the trust imposed upon him to
he extent that said lands set forth e
nd described in said deed of trust c
e sold: Now therefore by virtue of a
he power and authority given me 1
\y said deed of trust, as trustee, 1 u
kill on Monday the 26th day of Octo- 8
>er, 1936, at 10 o'clock A. M. Genial
Time, offer for sale at the p
'ourth House door in Murphy, and t
ell all the right, title and interest a
f the said W. M. Fain, Zelma Fain I:
nd Porter Fain in and to the fol- a
nwing pieces and parcels of land T
ituate in the Town of Murphy, t:
lurphy Township, Cherokee County, n
iorth Carolina, to-wit: S
FIRST PIECE; All their right, a;
itle, and interest in and to that . P
iece of land known as the home of Oi
tie late E. Fain, and Tommie J ^
'ain in East Murphy, described as F
ollows: ct
BEGINNING on a locust stake on
he line of late P. M. G. Ray (Now ei
Irs. Ella Brittain) lot and the N. E.
orner of the Bascomb Pass (now
lack Carringer Estate) lot and runs (
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bn a Wllknit panorama of att
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ASHEVIULE
Similar redactions from other St ati
R. H. DeBUTTS, Assistant General Pi
SOUTHERN RAIL
rhursday, Oct. 8, 1936.
orth 23, West 385 feet to a stake;
en South 52 West 132 feet to a
>st oak; then North 23 West 25 feet
a stake (formerly a post oak);
en South 52 West 221 feet to a
ake; then South 38 East 31)6 feet
a stake; then Norjh 52 East 281
et to BEGINNING. It being same
ece of land described in decree of
lperior Court for Cherokee County
id recorded in office of Register of
eeds for Cherokee County in Deed
ook No. 26, on page 589.
The conveyance of above piece of
nd as to interest of \Y. M. Pain, is
ibject to a deed of trust given by
'. M. Fain and wife, to harles W.
arringer, Trustee on May 8th, 1931,
id recorded in Deed Book 94, Page
11, May 8, 1831.
SECOND PIECE: Lot No. 6., old
irvey of Town of Murphy, and
irmerly owned by the late Mercer
ain. and conveyed by heirs of
lercer Fain to John E. Fain, by deed
ated Juiy i8, i903, and registered
i deed book No. 50, Page 481, Do mber
30th, 1908.
THIRD PIECE: All the right title
nd interest of parties of first part,
l, and to that piece of land conveyd
by P. A. Mauney, Commissioner
) W. M. Fain, and Porter Fain by
eed dated June 9th, 1926, and reg.tered
in Deed Book No. 96, page
47, in office of Register of Deeds
3r Cher<?;ee County and described
s follows:
BEGINNING on a stone the North
last corner of Ben Grant's (Now T.
. Evans) lot, and running with
alley River Avenue North 56 East
0 poles and 4 links to the street
ading from Valley River Avenue
> Hattie D. Akin's lot; then said
treet North 35 West 12 poles and
7 links to thn itri'Ot Hint runs
ront of J. E. Fain dwelling and
lattie D. Akin's dwelling; then
outh 56. West 7 poles to the line
f Ben Grant (Now T. S. Evans)
jt; then with said line South 20
iast 12 poles and 21 links to the beinning.
Excepting from the above describd
THIRD PIECE, that part of same
onteyed by W. M. Fain and wife
nd Porter Fain, to C. E. and C. H.
[older, by deed dated June 9, 1926,
irhich is registered in Deed Book No.
9 page , June 10th, 1926.
The sale of the foregoing described
ieces of land is made subject to all
axes assessed against same and as
gainst W. M. Fain, Zelma Fain and
orter Fain, and remaining unpaid
t time of sale that may be duo the
own of Murphy and Chen *.ee Couny,
and subject to all judgments that
lay be of record in office of Clerk
uperior Court for Cherokee County
gainst W. M. Fain, Zelma Fain and
orter Fain, and all deeds of trust
r other liens on same against said
7. M. Fain, Zelma Fain and Porter
ain, prior to the deed of trust executed
to the undersigned trustee.
Terms of sal? Cash. Right reservd
to reject any and all bids.
This September 22nd, 1936.
EBMUND B. NORVELL,
8-4t-abn) T rustee.
^POSITION
as, 1936 !
to entertain you." Glamoroue
m communities. #T?ty section
recti on. . Texan is celebrating
achlerenent Dallas and its
be year starting point Then'
lerrnWd at Fort Worth. Fiestas,
tela. unH gras and historic
ettoa e< Tesas. .Tenons will be
irayoffers
ay ^
lata saitoth M deslnd Is '
ksste bn aa fc educational
S!eseeteea?'
le5Bn.A.*?r?t?
$30.70 $40.00
ions.
issenger Agent. Asheriile, N. C.
isw1 n j~ '1 ni 1 ~ Mb
lotete en sole at ehghUybioher tares.
Mine rod W<*?. Oateeelor,. Hour.
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