One or more copies of
and Life,1* ? new educational mo
tion picture portraying the rela
tionship between land add people
in-the Southeast, will be made
available to county farm and home
agents for local shosrtegs through
out the State, according > te L. S.
Bennett visual aids specialist for
the State College Extension Ser
vice.
The film, a 25-mlnute natural
color, sound picture, la sponsored
by the Tennessee Valley Authority
and. the Agricultural Extension
Services of Alabama, South Caro
lina, Georgia, Kentucky, Mlssla
slppl, Tennessee, Virginia, and
North Carolina. Its main purpose
la to show how fanners of the
South are learning that proper
land use la the basis-far creating
new wealth.
The story la told through an old
fashioned family reunion. A school
superintendent from North Caro
lina. a preacher from Virginia, a
farmer from Alabama, men of
many professions from all parts of
the South come with their families
bade to the old homeplace?back
to the farm that gave them life,
fed them, clothed them, gave
tbem their start In their chosen
work.
As they come, the land speaks
to them through the voice of Hen
ry Joyner, narrator for the Cher
okee pageant "Unto These HlHs."
The North Carolina premiere of
"Land and Life" was held recently
at State College with David S.
Weaver, extension director, presid
ing.
Appearing on the program were
Chancellor J. W. Harrelson, Dean
of Agriculture J. H. Hilton, State
Home Agent Ruth Current, and
W. M. Landess of the information
section .agricultural relations,
1VA, who introduced the picture.
NOTICE
Sale Of
Delinquent Taxes
NORTH CAROLINA,
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
By order of the County Com
missioners directed to the under
signed tax collector for Cherokee
County, I will sell on September 3,
1951, at the Courthouse door in
Murphy, North Carollria, and qpch
day thereafter until sold to the
highest bidder for cash at public
auction the following described
land on which taxes for the year
1950 have not been paid, in the
names and for the amount given
plus five percent penalty and cost
of sale and advertisement '
E. L. SHIELDS,
Tax Collector.
HOTHOUSE TOWNSHIP
Name Acres & Lots Amount
Amburn, S. D. Heirs, 29 2.32
Anderson, D. H? 40 26.82
Anderson, Wade, 32 15.63
Arp, Denver, 30 _... 1.50
BaUey, Mrs. J. R., 150 16.24
Bandy, T. A? 1 12.04
Beavers, Luther 7.63
B. T. Bell 2.32
Bell, T. W? 65 15.40
Bell, Walter, 20 ..._ .. 1.39
Brendle, Byers, 50 3.48
Brendle, J. B? 400 27.84
Brown, Clate, 70 13.54
Brown, Woodrow,, 85 14.59
Bruce, Amos, 150 15.44
Bruce, Everett 4.08
Buchanan, Clyde 2.32
Chastain, L. E., 55 ..._ 21.90
Clark, Mrs. Floyd, 12 5.80
Clore, Mrs. Claud, 8 .... 6.96
Clore, O. C? 100 13.92
Clore, W. R., 6 ..._ 27.00
Cole, Arnold, 85 15.72
Cook, Mrs. J. C., 46 31.13
Cordell, Horace, 69 23.20
Davis', Flint 14.96
Davis, Marshall 15.17
Davis, Ralph, 43 32.02
Denton, James E., 3 5.80
Dickey, A. B. Estate 92 Vi 6.64
Dillard, Alfred , 6.47
Dillard, Emory, 48 13.92
Ellie, James, 87 16.24
Elrod, Olin 6.61
Farmer, EaM 4.96
Forrister, Lester 2.67
Gaddis, J. S., 50 13.92
Gladson, Carl, 165 27.00
Gladson, Ray 6.58
Hancock, J. W., 58 24.71
Harris, Harlo, 4 9.72
Harris, J. H., 207 37.79
Helton, Buford, 25 1 1.74
Helton, Floyd, 30 80.71
Helton, Gtady T. .: 3.48
Helton, Howard 4.87
Helton, Mrs. Vergle, 27 2.78
Hyatt, Mrs, Bell, 87 3.48
Hyatt, Jefferson, 26 4.06
Jenkins, Eugene (Carl E.) 7.68
Jenkins, Hoyt .., 3.25
Jenkins, Hubert 8.67
Jones, D. O. (Dewey), 97 1158
Kay lor, Otis, 1 8.44
Kilpetrick, J. A? 200 27.84
Kllpatrick, Mrs. Pearl, 28 ...... 4.64
Ledford, BUI 7JH
Ledford, Ernest 8 18JO
Ledford, 1. A, 88 24 J8
r, Mrs. Ethel, 6 : 1J8
17.95 |
McAfee, C. D., 35
McAllister, J. M. Heir*. 82 - 88.74
McCee, A.. 100 J 8.8(1
MeHan. Wiadom L.. 28 23 J#
McPherson, I. H., 40 4.04
Mason, C. O.. 180 ..... 11.80
Maaop. Warren 6.12
Montgomery. M. B.,
40 Vi i 18.47
Mall, Wayne, 00 5AO
Mundy, Baaa, 100 I 83.43
Newman, Ji M. Helra, 111 ... 11.25
Panther, J. W., 74 13.89
Prince, Paul. 90 - 10JO
Bice, W. *., 50 14.94
Roberts, Albert 8. 6.98
Shields, Emory, 83 49.39
Simonds, Alvin 1 7.511
Simonds, Clarence, 6 30.82
SlmontU, Claude, 83 31.32
Simonds, Mrs. Lola, 4 16.52
Simonds. Mrs. M. J., 90 34.80
Simonds, Weldon 9.37
Simonds, Wtnford v 7.51
Tanner, Otis 2.67
Tanner, W. H., 48 J 8.12
Thomas, L. H? 24 11.11
Thomason, Fred R. 12.18
Trantham, J. E., 83 *. 13.54
Trantham, W. R? 1 8.12
Underwood, G. E.. 70 ... 19.11
Weese. Betty, 18 4.64
Wallace, H. E? 70 29.00
Wallace. K. S., 130 18.91
Wallace, R. L., 52 14.27
Ware, C. S. 5.57
Watkins, Howard ... 4.98
Watklns, Jack .... 8.44
Westmoreland^ J. P., 12 14.96
Whltner, Bob 8.90
Winkler, Carl, V4 9.60
BEAVEKDAM TOWNSHIP
Name Acres A Lots Amount
Allen, Charlie, 45 10.52
Allen. Wlnfred. 10 25.95
Baker, Roy, 84 9.08
Bates, Charlie, 6 34.93
Bates, Charlie F.. Jr. Car 8.71
Beavers, E. H. Heirs, 44 17.89
Beavers, Willard, Car 8.70
Brannon, L. F. Heirs, 30 2.90
Erlttain, rs. L. W., 35 2.55
Cole, V. H. Heirs, 59 % 1.68
Coleman, Garland, 2 11.36
Cooper Estate, 116V* 8.44
Coleman, Garland, 10 11.60
Crawford, James J., Car 8.46
Crawford, M. G? Car >. 20.92
Crisp, C. L? 3 3.63
Crowe, Kate, 5 4.24
Curtis, Glen 1.82
Curtis, Olen, 125 44 18.62
Dalton, Lloyd P., 300 : 21.78
Davis, E. H, Heirs, 100 ... 7.26
Dockery, R. L., Sr., 50 4.10
Evans, Gay B., 40 20.24
Farmer, G. Glenn, 19 28.69
Farmer, J. E., 70 12.27
Farmer, Tommy, 50 11.36
Farmer, Wade, 70 16.44
Garrett, Floyd 4.34
Garrett, Homer 3.51
Galrett, Roy 3.27
Garrett, W. G., 120 1 36.30
Garrison. Frank L., 100 12.10
Graham, C. S., 50 _... 26.53
Graham, L. J., 35 10.39
Graham, Walter, 30 5.21
Graves, Fred, 148 21.89
Hall, Charlie B? 116 16.20
Hall, James R. Heirs, 175 38.65
Hamby, Charles Cecil 10.28
Hamby, J. H. Heirs, 35 7.26
llamby, Stanley, 194 13.29
Hickey, G. O., 103 ..... 9.68
Higdon, W. M., 24 9.81
Hollenhead, Gus, 40 4.90
Horton, H. M., 25 5.45
Ilorton, Jessie, 50 8.23
Howe, W. T., 20 3.63
Jenkins, Cecil, Heirs, 56 6.05
Johnson, Marvin 8.46
Johnson, Sarah, Heirs, 214 .... 24.20
Jump, Clyde, 30 11.36
Jump, Kay, 125 18.62
Jump, Will, 55 10.32
Kidd, Crawford 4.47
Kidd, David Heirs, 48 ; 6.05
Kidd, Walter Heirs, 23 6.05
Kidd, William M. 7.13
Kilby, Kneed ....... ;. 2.79
Kilby, L. K? 70 _... 8.47
Killian, Elizanne Heirs,
28 V* 4.48
Ledford, Lois 2.79
Lovingood, Willard _... 5.44
McDonald, J. M. Heirs, 75 6.05
McMillan, John, Jr. 6.55
Martin, H. V 13.85
Mashburn, Bobbies 30 _... 28.43
Martin, G. W. Heirs, Land 2.90
Mashburn, Jack, 31 6.J2
Mashburn, James, 100 9.81
Montgomery, Andrew 6.40
Mormjv, Armos, 75 11.36
Morrow, Johp B. 39.80
Morrow, J. M. Heirs, 79 12.10
Murphy, Clifford, 152 V4 38.46
Murphy, Gay A Greely,
50 V* 24.22
Murphy, Mrs. H. L? 2 8.47
Murphy, Lee, 35 7.87
Murphy, Manco Heirs,
50 V4 13.81
Glmstead, Mary E? 60 7.26
Radford, James, 60 11.36
Radford. Mrs. Lola, 30 8.47
Radford, Mrs. Nancy 8.05
Radford, Noland 4.34
Radford, R. C.. 100 44 50.93
Radford, Ralph W? 10 16.95
Roberts. Anile 14.52
Roberts. O. G.. 77 18.72
? Roberts, Jim, 00 18.82
? Roberts, Miss Rowena, 230 8.00
[Roberts, Wayne, 75 22.29
Rose, Gib, 10 1 13.08
Rose, O. F. faeirs.
! 114 7/18 19.22
Roee, John & 1.82
O. O., 25 12.10
Simpson, Mrs. W. O. .J..
Smith, Hardy .r.
Smith. W. O.. 6 44
Swain Development Co.,
Mineral Interest, 11.10
Swanaon, Mary ft Ellen,
180, 1 10.80
lay lor, Bob, 7 : ?.. 80.68
Taylor, John L., 110 10.04
Taylor, Lon, 00 14.18
Taylor. Rollln, 38 1 17.01
Taylor, W. V.. 18 8.05
Thompson, W. A.. 122 44 ..... 40.88
Tucker, H. G., 60 4.36
Van Pelt, Woodrow ft Pauline
Thomas, 1 lot 8.47
Whltner, A. N.. 120 14.68
Whltner, Anderson, 82 21.04
?Whltner, J. Wesley 8.46
Whltner, Stanley, 30 13AO
Whltner, Z. V., 100 0.68
Woody, John. ; 4.11
Young, Julius, 12 7.73
Young, Sam, 50 5.21
Young, Sullivan. SO 8.68
NOtLA TOWNSHIP
Name Acres A Lots Amount
Allison, James & Ben * 3.03
Anderson, George T. 14.75
Anderson, George Truett, 9.29
Anderson, John H 2.83
Ballew, David M. ? 7.95
Barton, James, 175 29.92
Beaver, J. A., 30 7.95
Beaver, W. M. & Callie,
12 V4 12.23
Brown, H. H., 31 1.80
Bryant, J. K. Heirs, 30 9.97
Bryson, Allen G? 1 .'. 6.94
Cearley, B1U .7.88
Chastain, Lester 13.00
Chastain, Lonnle, 29 wr
Cherokee Land & Development
Company, M 13.47
Clonta, Roy. 20 18 25
Cloota. Wayne , 4.85
Coleman, Rutji, 79 24.24
Conley. F. E. Heirs, Mineral
Intereat 2.02
Cook, J< A. & W. D? 110 16.10
Criap, Gladys 7 : 21.02
Crlap, James R.,'90 13.24
Curtla, Lloyd, 79 17.70
Dalrymple, F. Fred, 70 25.07
Dalrymple, Howard 4.72
Dalrymple, J. M., 20 7.45
Davenport, Herman 2.33
Davidson, C. W. Heirs, 35 .... 10.10
Davidson, Emory S. 5 V4 0.77
Davidson, H. H. & Wife 11.09
Decker, Luther, 79 6.06
Dickey. J. M. Estate, ,751 78.68
Donaldson, Fred E. 8.30
Dotson, Henry and
C. W., 102 14.14
Dotson, Mrs. Maud. 3 6.06
Emory, James, 15 8.08
Evans, Lee, 22 4.04
Flowers, Mrs. T. N., 75 8.60
Forrester, Edward, 80 5.45
Forrester, Mrs. G. E., 25 6.06
Forrester, R. B., 11 10.10
Fowler, Herbert H. 1.01
Fox, Claud, 16 11.48
Fox, Howard. 10 7.18
Fox. Miss Medley, 32 1.43
Frankum, Mrs. J. B., 57 7.47
Garland, Ed 1.52
Gibson, Newton, 75 34.41
Gilbert, Wllda Warren, 75 .... 12.12
Gladson, Sirs. Bertha, 40 12.12
Graham, Jack 2.02
Grant, Roy, 14 8.89
,JU
Green, Frank. 70 1 tiM
Oraen. J. I.. 20 3.84
Green, L. Fox. 40 V* .._ I 4.44
Green, S. W., 48 7.18
Gregory, H. G. Helm, 84 18.16
Gregory- Marvin, 0 1 18.00
Gregory, Oliver, 18 18.45
Guthrie, Ellii 1.52
Hampton, Aator ....i 7.78
ltympton, H. C., 40 Vi 0.00
hatchett, J. L. * 11.40
Hatchett, W. M., 166 40.40
Hedden, Garland. 30 20.20
Hedden, Henry Garrett,
20 21.03
Hedden, J. H.. 64 17.04
Hedrick, Plex, 8 20.68
Helton, R. A., 3 V4 2.42
Hughes, Mrs. Callie, 20 6.06
hughes, Mrs. Carrie L., 33 .... 12.12
Hughfs, Emory 7.58
Hughes, Frank E? 1 4.02
Hughes, Ralph C 8.48
Hughes. S. M., 32 13.13
hughes, W. E., 25 10.11
Hughes, Wig, 2 7.05
Hughes, William C. 0.00
Johnson, Don, 40 33.51
Johnson, DeWltt 0.00
Johnson. Forest B - 11.22
Jones, C. W : 0.00
Keasler, Miss Lillle, H - 5.05
Kil pa trick, A. D. Heirs, 26 .... 12.12
Kilpatrick, E. A., 44 10.30
Kllpatrick, Mrs. N. O., 18 7.88
King, Grady, 3 2.63
King, R. H., 277 108.37
King, R. H. & C. C., 60 3.64
Kisselburg, Lloyd, 102 38.76
Klsselburg, Robert L.,
'3 lota 17.24
Ledford, Fred, SO E 1*J
Ledford, J. 6 11.'
Ledford, John H. 2 72
Little, Mrs. Lovell, IS V4 5.S6
Loudermllk, D. M. Heirs,
20 S , 10.10
Loudermllk, J. G., SO ... 7.07
Loudermllk, J. W.. 100 14.14 |
Londermllk, Lee, 7 2.02
McAden, R. Y. Estate, 100 .... 10.10
McClure, Lloyd S.70
McClure, Tom ? 4.04
MeGlU, P. E., 10 lots 2.02
McTaggart, I. N. Estate, 20 .... 2.021
Ma lone, J. W? 70 40.80 ,
Martin, Albert J., 35 21.30
Martin, Mrs. A. J.. 81 4/5 .... 10.10
Martin, Cecil ;. L 0.00
Martin, James *1.52
Martin, John R., 71 11.84
Martin. Mrs. Maude, 20 10.10
Mason, Asbury, 2 2.02
Morgan, Earl 3.03
Morgan, Ralph 3.03
Moore,Arlin, 32 17.85
Morris, Albert, 54 3.88
Morris, Earnest 7.18
Morris, Sidney 8.74
Mull, Burton, 3 .90
Nichols. Arthur, 88 10.73
Nichols, Claud, 50 35.35
Nichols, J. Moody, 1 lot 1.01
Nix, Mrs. Frances, 2 V4 lots .... 6.06
Orton, George, 30 11.49
Orton, Howard, 20 *12.30
Fleklesimer, Claud, 53 32.30
Price, K. L? 51 12.12;
Foberson, Arnold _... 1.76 ;
Raper, W. A 5.25 '
30 6.06 '
Rhodes, Mrs. Tlnnle, 50 7.07
Robinson. Mr* Minnie, fl
Rogai*. Talmadge
Roger*, W. W,5
Sanford, T. F. ???? 4-0*
Shields. Clinton D. , 1J?
Shields. D. M. (Dennis).
Shields, O. M? 56 44 0M
Shields. Olen, SO 44 16.50
Shields, OOs. 47 *>27
Smith. A. G. 6.97
Stalcup, Bsrbara and Cart, *
7 44 1 11.96
Stalcup, Glen Y.. 36 44 17.65
Stiles. Elmer, 46 8.66
Stiles, Mrs. J. W., 62 6.06
Stiles, Lester, 4 3.03
Swain Development Co. 10.10
Swanson. William L 16.74
Tanner, Edgar, S 463
tanner, Otis, it 4.02
Tanner, Wm. Mc. S.23
late. Ocean, 3 1.00
Thompson, H. C., 132 81.91
Thompson, W. D? 200 90.50
Truett, Hardy. 4 15.66
Truett, Henry, ? 20.27
Truett, W. T.. 44 8.08
Walker. John 2.73
Ware, C. S? 6 % 7.05
Mare, Corbln 3.03
Ware, J. A. Heirs, 112 11.11
Ware, Lloyd 3.64
Ware, S. C., 02 15.15
Weaver, L. H, 15 10.17
Weaver, W. L. Heirs, 84 8.08
White nr, James R. 424
Whitting, W. H., 48 606
Williams, Owens, 3 10.28
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