Requirements To Be
Met in Marine Corps
C!wu: Marin** H SSsfva Cini
IV
1 Juration of Knit* m .Sik tn >??
ills b-yoiul duration >f War.
Kjh' limits From Je t'< inclus
ive. f th?* uppivant ? ret>onabiy
uutui physually. a' it men with ?iot
bioit' .Itun tvi j lep ? ' ? * dldren
otln r thAU wife.
Pnr\ ious i> fvii - N >; required,
but d' -sired
Educational <jurements Must
be able to read ?nd write have a
knowledge \*>f sitnpk- irithnv'tlc and
be able to wxuiain general orders.
P.'ivsiral reciuiremm- s Physical
ly 'jnd vision "?>t lower than
8 _!?* vithout ?. ia . *orr? i t' d to
18 no A'tth ? ? l;tss?*.s sufficient teeth
of a - <>v. ;i ar ?: ? : ??p a ? ment
5cr pr?p^; ot rood:
:iit '14 74' ' md s * ; d w? - h
it: proportion to iHMtfut.
Technical requirements Hot ?
quired
Ka . Form* A W j Id W ? .
Vetera"* will --appointed ?0 the
high1-, rank. n ; ? .lie '.rade ot
ciiai ? ?*. not a'oove sergeant.
World YV ?: w . . ? ,vli > a" re in
the Naval Ser v. i l>: rr-'d as
privates.
Pa- Regular I in ? pay. plu> in all
rad- 51 !"> p (lay for quirters if
married and maintaining hom \ plus
SO. 50 per day rations if notJ eating at
ban.i-k Quarters illowan be
gins ipon entrance ? 'to .service re
gardless of port assigned if married
and maintaining hom* . The Quart
ermaster will pay for transportation
household goods as per first thr?*e
pay -'.rad?'- a l diseretion of Com
manding Office;- a; * :- : :ui? trail
ing and when assigned to regular |
pus*., '/. rid W Veterans of less j
tliaa o'c. ? 'ars rvu*e will receive
>10.00 monthly 1) nus.
Du' Mombe: of C.a - TV will
.perforin .uard ci ty, and such other
duties requii?*-l th ip ration off
i Na ? Yard ; ; ird a Ire Command- j
i"g OiTir r m iy de ni necessary.
Duty in Class IV is limited to the
continental limits of the United:
States. A?>d will be assigned to
duty i t1." near- .--.t por ; to tlvir
hom?; within t i Naval District
wherein Uiey enlLst. providing a va
cancy exists. Should the exigencies
of th?' service require, they will be
transferred to stations other than
that of their choice.
Ex-Marines are ordered to sta
tions c?f duty upon reenlistment. all
othe renli.stm""ts ordered to Parris
Island, S C. for training.
BARLEY
D. C. Snodgrass, assistant Extens
ion agent in Cherokee County says I
h" has noticed several barley fields '
in his county this year, whereas
there was only one ten -acre field
last year.
LEGAL NOTICE
An Ord'r Authorizing Thp Issuance
of Bonds To Ih-rund or Fund thr
l*rinrip;il of j"d InU-rpst on $248,001)
OutsUmdine Bonds of Murphy
Township, in ('hcrokf County.
BE IT ORDEKRO by the Board of
Comniiasio?CTs of the County of
Cherokee, fuilow.s.
Soction l The Board of Commis
sion'Ts of the County of Clierokc*
has ascertained and determined, and
does hereby d'-rlare. that the Board
of Commissioners of the County of
Cherokc" duly Issued o" or about
their respective riatos the following
bo'i(Ls of Murphy Township i? said
Count-/, viz.:
M> iao.noo c," Bonds dated April
1. IS'24 payable April 1. 1954:
<2> ill 0.000 5 %'~r Bonds dated
April 1. 1914. payable April 1. 1944:
'3> $91 000 5% Bonds dated April
A Urn* aot ?{ inqr
d*Hor we *oni
IS OUR QUOTA
for VICTORY with
U.S. WAR BONDS
. >12 payable Apr I !. 1942:
4 ? 413 000 ? Bond. di'ed July
1 : >J4 payable July 19J4
? J' ?j0 000 i B nd- dated
Ma;'. ! ? >t ?.???!? i.
1941.
?? MJ 0 > > S' rj 'iid. da'."1 June
1. ! ?:; payubl" Jun# 1. 194i:
an.: : i ' it- >ne"- ".?ised by "he
l i.l l! ?!d >? -tl?l > Tf ll'ed tO
r ? vid impro- in "'.s md that
? . * ? ? prlTi - pal ?! said bonds1
i.i . b-en paid -,d tbat lntere<f in'
? !?.? amount of $24 S03 33 which had
i i i i on iid bond- on or before
1 ay of Januar 1K40 ha-s not
>'n p.t : :i and is now owing, and
"hat aid bond- an- ? >w l"gal and
fit obi - iid Murphy
Tow"s'up. and that It jt necessary to
refund .sui'h princiiul and *o fund
vi.-h interest as hereinafter provid
ed.
Section There shall be issued
pursuant to Chap: f -57 of tiie Fuo
li I. aw . if i:>33 ol Noi ;h Carolina.
. ani' aded. bond- of the aiflmnM
prin i>al amount "f $248,000 to be
Vsiiii av ' "Refunding Bond-" for
? i . of refund;' - the princi
pal amount of the debt ? videncd by
ltd o i-undlim bonds, and bond- of
i tregmte principal amount of
O4.S0'! 33 io oe d' -. - aatcu interesi
Pi;:..:. ? ft;;id -alii unpaid
nn
.-5 in Said I! ftindin Bonds
a I' "re:'. Pand:r.? Bond*
?:<1! ? issued in tile name of said
: Township nd shall be obli
aticri- of -aid Township.
!! 4. Tne bud- aiitiioi i '<-o
fe' tills bond o:di-. - i ..*11 i;o issued in
lace :if and not in addition to the
bond authorized by th> bond order
nti'Ied An Order authorizing the
isuaiii'! of bonds to refund or fund
tiie principal of and interest ou
$228,000 outstanding bonds of Mur
phy Township, in Cherokee County".!
adopted by the Board of Commls- 1
oii'Ts on the 15th day of December.
1941. and no bonds shall be issued I
pursuant to said bond order adopted
n the 15tli day of December. 1941,
after this bond order takes effect.
Section 5. This ordinance shall
take i ffeet upon its passage and
? ill not bs submitted io the voters.
The foregoing order was finally
? :i ti.- 1 9t i i da of May. 1942
mi ; . . first .wblished on tiie 21st
. . of Ma..-. 1942. Any actio', or
proceedings questioning the validity
. f s. ich ortl"; must b? commenced
withi' thirty days after its first pub
lication.
B. L. PADGETT.
Clerk of Board of Commis
i'l' e: s of Cherokee County.
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o
NOTICE
The people of the Rogers Chape!
community are urged t o meet at the
church Friday. M. v 29 for the pur
pose of cleaning off the cemetery for
the Decoration Services which will
be held on Sunday. May 31st.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
HENRY CORBISHLEY
VS.
GRACE M. CORBISHLEY
NOTICE
The above named d?fendant. Grace
, M. Corbishley. will take notice that
| an action entitled as above has been
| commenced in tile Superior Court of
| Cherokee County. North Carolina,
I by tlie Plaintiff to secure an abso
! lute divorce from the Defendant up
j on the grounds that Plaintiff and
I Defendant have lived separate and
I apart for more than two years next
4 preceding Ui?* bringing of this ac
tion: and the Defendant will fur
ther tak" notic that she is required
to appear at the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Cherokee
County, in the Courthouse in Mur
phy. North Carolina, on or before the
6th day of July. 1942, and answer or
d''mur to the complaint in this ac
tio", or the Plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded
in said complaint, this the 12 day
of May. 1942.
J. W. DONLEY,
Clerk of the Sup?rior Court.
'42-4t-ceh>
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained In a deed of trust
given by Lester Bates and wife Flon
nie Bates to the undersigned trus
tee. dated Sept. 30, 1941, and record
ed in the Office of Register of Deeds
for Cherokee County In Book No.
128. pa?e. 107, and default haying
been made In the payment of the
.indebtedness secured by Aid deed
of trust. J. D Mallonee, the under
signed truster. will on Monday. June
the 1. 1942. at one o'cl'Wk P. M . at
liir cjui ? "? " ji hi iae i .1 A' n of
Mur;>h\ Cherokee County. North
Carolina -11 to rlie highest b:dder
fo- cash, the following described real
.? .It. in Uie Town of Murphy.
?;h<T>kt"- County. North Carolina
ind more ;>artlcul?rly described as
follows :
{{?' .?Inning >n a tak-' on the Old
Peachtree Road or Street. W. H.
Bates' comer. and runs S. 17 E. 139
fi . ; i a stake in the fence. W. H.
Uat ?' corner in the T. N. Bates line:
then with said fence, S. 57 W. 82
foi l t ? i stake corner of said fence,
being F. O. Bates' corner; then N.
if W. 160 feet to F. O. Bates' corner
hi Peachtree Street or Road: then
with said Street or road. N. 70 E. 46
fee' to the beainnin*
Thi. the 29th day of April. 1942.
?T. D MALLONEE. Trusfe
?40-4t-cin?
o
Mllll / OF SALE INDER
MECHANIC MEN
NOKTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
By v'rtne of the authority con
tained under Section 2435 of the
Consolidated Statutes of North]
Carolina. I the undersigned, mo
I'iiBfllt will offer for ?.i|f a- pubiic
miction, for cash, at the home of
r undersigned Herman Moc?\ at
Topton, North Carolina, at twelve
: noon on the eighth day of
May. '942 tiie following describ d
properly, to-wit: one Chevrolet au
tomobile. 1933 Model. now stored at
? he home of the said Herman
Moose, for a mechanic lien or bill
.11 tiie sum of seventeen dollar'; and
fifty cents i $17.50) for repairs and
work don" on the above described
automobile on the 21st day of
March. 1942, and for expense? and
costs of keeping said property and
selling same, and i>ay the surplus
of tlx- proceeds of said iaJ-' to th?
owner thereof
This tha 24th day of April. 1942
?''STwviAN MOGoE
39 at J M
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Margaret Lonir Payne, Plaintiff vs
Bruce L Payne. Defend int ? ,
NOTICE
The above r.amed Defendant
Bruce I Payne, will t .ike natice that
an action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court of
Cherokee County. North Carolina,
by the Pl.iintiff to secure an abso- :
lute divorce from the Defendant ]
upon (lie ground that Plaintiff and
Defendant have lived separate and
apai : for more ilian two years next .
preceding th* htinsln; of it- j
rod; and the Defendant will further
take notice that he is required to ;
apiw I!- n ? tho office of the C'crk of!
:he 8upei1>: Court of Cherokee'
County, in the courthouse In Mur
North Carolina, within twenty
day^ after the 15th day of May
1942 and answer or demur to the
complaint in s.iid action, or the
fiaflMSf TrSU apply to the Court ior
the rtlief demanded In said com-'
plain'.
This 17th day of April. 1942
J. W. DONLEY. !
Clerk of the Superior Court.
:i9 4 ? eh 7
NOTICE OK SATE OF
H'TOMOBILE
Under and by virtue of the power,
and authority in her vested by law
i'i such r;i^es and an order of the j
Clerk of he Superior Court of ,
Cherokee County. North Carolina,!
entered In the administration of the!
estate of C. D. Mayfield. deceased. I
the undersigned administratrix of
said estate will o" Saturday, the
twenty-third day of May, 1942, at
twelve o'clock noon (Central War
T:nw at the Cour'.hoiM* door la
Mur-Jhy Oierokf" County. North
Carolina. sell to the highest btdd? ?
for ui public outcry 1941
Model Pon'.iac Coupe. Motor No
8-287727. Scr'al No. P-8JA-9328
Titl- Certificate No. Z-616729 ThU
cu: ts "ow slored under lock and k'-y
a : a rage of Mr. Arthur Akin
Am y person desiring v> inspect tam?
before '.he day of sale will see tin
und-Tsla-ied administratrix it her
home in Murphy.
This 'he -?d day of May. 1942
SARAH F. MAYFTELD.
Administratrix of the
estate of C D Mavfield
D> ceased
4: -3**
Save Your Clothes
With
Qua'ity Cleaning
1 lU-if 18 no \\ ool Ra
tioning among moths!
I IIKV'LL HEVOI R EVERY LAST
Ull KVI) II VOl I FT Tir;.M.
? The thing to do now
I? to st nd .vour winter firmrats
to us Tor cleaning; atid th?*n to be
nut i'? luotii -storage ba?? until
>011 u??d them next fall.
We Call For And
Deliver
Imperial Cleaners
Phone 13
We Take Orders
? for ?
The Sylva Laundry
In these days when it is becoming
more difficult to secure n??w appli
ances, it Ls more important than ever
b?*fore to take al! possible steps to
increase the iif?m and efficiency of
appliances now in use. Here are a
few simple suggestions which if put
into practice not only will lengthen
the lif?* of your electric range but
will assist in obtaining the best cook
ing results with the minimum use of
electricity.
1. Always allow range to cool be
fore cleaning, then wip?% surface,
front, and sides with a damn soapy
clof.h. rinse and dry. Never use
strong abrasives on porcelain enam
el.
2. Clean th?* surface units regularly.
This is easily done by lifting the
unit and removing pan and cleaning
with soap and water or cleaning with
a mild cleanser.
3. Clean metr.l rim around unite.
Thes^ can be scoured with an abras
ive when necessary. Food spilled on
the unite will bum off; they should
never be placed in water.
t. To cl'*ai> oven, remove top and
bottom units, broiler pan, and shel
ves and wipe entire inside with s(wpy
water. It is desirable to soah the
shi-lves i<> the sink to thoroughly
dissolve grease.
5. Defective switches or Inoperative
units should be promptly replaced by
your service man, and at the sara1*
time it Ls wise to have him thorough
ly check all the operations of your
range.
6. Do not use the oven to cook or
bake only one thing. It is good prac
tice to fill the oven up every time you
use it.
7. Use covered paw that fit units.
Start cooking operation on High
then turn switch to a lower position
to complete cooking.
8. Use as little water as possible in
cooling fresh vegetables.
9. Make liberal use of the deep well
cooker if your range has one.
It. Don't broil steak Immediately
on r<-moving from refrigerator. Allow
it to reach room temperature. It
will take less current to rook and will
taste better.
City of Murphy
Electric Department