Stones Are Guests
Of Edwin Bristols
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stone of
Oak Ridge, Tenn. and their two
daughters visited Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Bristol and family last
week.
Mr Stone formerly lived in
Andrews and attended the An
drews school, where his father
was superintendent.
Of interest to his friends in An
drews is his success in the field
of science. Mr. Stone has recently
completed the second of a new
type of computer that Is a highly
technical machine for computing
mathematical problems.
There are only a iew of these
machines in the United States.
Mr. Stone made a report on the
machine to the American Scien
tific Society and has recently com
pleted a book on Its workings and
uses.
?He is employed In the Scien
tific Research Department under
the Oak rfidge Project in Oak
Ridge, Tenn.
Advise Planting
A Fall Garden
Old timers at gardening say that
the fall garden can be almost as
good as the spring one. fou can
have peas and beans, spinach, ra
dishes, broccoli, cauliflower, on
ions, carrots, beets, turnips, and
Chinese cabbage Fall is the time
when you can have the finest
greens of the year?kale, collards,
mustard and turnip greens.
Free! Infant Dies
The infan < son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Freel of Iverton. Conn.,
died Tuesday. August 5. at a nurs
ing home in Iverton The infant
had been seriously ill since his
birth, last December 26
Private funeral services were
conducted Friday at the home. In
ternment was in the Iverton Cem
etery.
Mr. Freel is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. C S. Free! of Andrews. The
child is survived by the grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C S. Freel
end by the parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Freel
CANCER CLINIC TO MEET
The Cancer Clinic meets at C.
J. Harris Hosn'.tal. in Sylva. every
Friday. Registration hours are
from 9 to 10:15 a m. The Division
of Cancer Control of the N. C.
State Board of Health provides ex
aminations for canoer to women
above 35 and men above 40 years
rid and to any person cf any age
with symptoms suggestive of can
cer
STATE OF i
NORTH CAROLINA
Department of State
PKfLIMlNARV CERTIFICATE
OF DISSOLUTION
To/A'l to Whom Tluse Fresentij
May Cone?Greeting 1
IWhen-as. It appears to my salr- i
faction, by duly authenticated re- )
t ord of the proceedings for the
voluntary ? dissolution thereof by i
the unanimous consent of all the
stockholders, deposited in my of
' fice, that the J & T PROPERTIES,
INC.. a corporation of this State,
whose principal office Is situated
in the Town of Andrews. County;
of Cheroxee, State of North Caro
I Una iW T. Teas, being the agent
therein and in charge thereof, up
on whom process may be served),
has complied with the require-'
ments of Chapter 55 General Sta
tutes. entitled "Corporations", pre- \
iimlnary to the issuing of this Cer
tificate of Dissolution:
Now iiieiciure. I. Thad Eure, '
Secretary of State of the State of
1 North Carolina, do hereby certify
that the said corporation did. on
the 7th day of July, 1952, file In
?ny office a duly executed and at
'osted consent in writing to the1
dissolution of said corporation, ex-!
ecuted by all the stockholders
thereof, which said consent and the
record of the proceedings afore
said are now on file in my said of
fice as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof. I have
hereto set my hand and affixed
my official seal at Raleigh, this
7th day of July. A D. 1952. ,
Thad Eure. Secretary of State
l-4tc
i
NOTICE OF SUMMONS I
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Summons Docket No. 4169 I
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
CHEBOKEE COUNTY.
CHEROKEE COUNTY, Plaintiff
vs.
T. A MEASE, Defendant
The defendants. T. A. Mease,
1 will take notice that an action en
j titled as above has been commenc
: ed in the Superior Court of Cher
; nkee County. North Carolin?, to
; foreclose the lien of taxes due
plaintiff by defendants for the
years <939. 1940, 1941. 1943. 1944.'
<945. 1916, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950,!
1951, against the lands of said de
fendants in Murphy Township,
| Cherokee County, North Carolina,
; to-wit:"
, Being on the dividing ridge be
. t .veen the waters of Valley River
1 and the Hiawassee River, adjoin
' in? the lands of Barnett, Trull.
Puett. et a!s, and bounded and
more particularly described as fol
lows;
BEGINNING on a red oak with
a locust witness, Filo Trull cor
rer. and runs East with said line
t
41 poles to a stake in the Dock
Puelt line; th?ice North with
Deck Puett line 01 poles to Andy
Barnett's corner tsaid line in
which it corner*); thence South 27
West with said line 91 poles to
the beginning. The same contain
ing eleven (11IV and one fourth
acres, more or less It being En
try No. 8592 and Grant No. 18588.
And being the same land con
veyed to Marshall Gragg by deed
dated May <2, 1928 by J. R. Gragg
snd others.
Being also the same lands con
veyed by Marshall Gragg. unmar
ried. to T. A. Mease, by deed dat
ed May 17, 1928 and recorded in
Book 100 at page 58.
Said lands being fully described
in the complaint now on file in
this action, reference to which is
hereby made for more full des
cription.
And for further purpose of con
demning the said land to sale to
satisfy said taxes, tax liens. Inter
est and costs of this action, and to
forever bar and foreclose all right,
title, estate. Interest, claim and
lien of defendants in and to or
upon said lands; and the said de
fendants will further take notice
they are required to be and appear
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Cherokee County, Nortn
Carolina, at his office in the
Courthouse in Murphy, N. C? with
in Twenty (20) Days after the 22
day of August, 1952, to-wit, on or
before the 11 day of September,
1952, and answer or demur to the
complaint in this aotion, which is
now on file with copies for defen
dants, or the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demand
ed In the complaint.
This the 18 day of July. 1952
J. L. Hall, Clerk of the Superior
Court of Cherokee County, N. C.
2-4tc
NOTICE OF SALE
The Cherokee County Board of
Education will sell at Public Auc
tion at the Courthouse door in
Murphy, N. C., August 23, 1952,
at 11 o'clock A. M. to the highest
bidder for cash, the following des
cribed school property:
Beginning at a stake in the Owl
Creek road, and runs in a North
ern direction about 80 yards to a
stake in the forks of the road;
1 hence with the right hand road
in an Easterly direction about 80
yards to a stake in Fred Davis
line; thence South with the line
between B. M. Abernathy and
"eorge Young about 125 yards,
thence in a Southerly direction to
the beginning. Containing one
acre, more- or less, adjoining the
Ir.nd of Fred Davis and others, re
corded in Book No 26 on page 369
!o the orfire of the Register of
Deeds of Cherokee County, and
known as the Owl Creek School
Propertv
The Cherokee County Board of
Kd"cotion reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
Ch-rokee, County Board of Edu
ce'Ion
Bv: ldoyd W. Hendrix, Secretary'
2-4tc
(Continued (ran Pace U)
NOTLA TOWNSHIP
Name Acre* A LoU Aaa
?8'iielda. Olen 80Vj
Shields. OUs. 47
Smith, A. G
Sneed. Henry
Slslrup Glenn V.. 261-j
Stalcup. W. C., 8
Stewart. Mrs. Ruth. 140
Stilss, Geneva
I Stiles, Mrs J W., 62
Stiles. Lester. 4
Stiles, Ray
; Svain Development Co. of
? Tennessee.. Min. Int.
I Swanson. W. L
1 Tanner. Edgar. 5
, Tanner. Otis. 5
; Tilson. Willard. 1H4
I
I Town son. W D. 209 SO 50}
Trantham. William. 1 11.99 j
I Truett, Columbus . 10 98 |
I Truett. Hardy. 4 15.33
j Truett. Henry. 4 23.50
! Upton. Lawrence Howard 13 20
| Vw!:s. Vernie 22 02
I Walker. Hoyt. 214 19 46
Walker. J. D.. 4 4.04
! Ware, Gorben 20.27
Ware. Floyd 4.85
Ware. J. A, Est. 112 11.53
Wares. S. C.. 93 15.15 j
Warren, Taylor, 7 6.13
Weaver. L. H., '5 7 58
! Weaver. W. L., Heirs, 34 8.03
t Wright, Myrtle &
J. C.. 2?<ti 8.08
Phsstein. Lester 8 08
m-hols, Cora 10 10
] Gibson, Newton 9.09
I Ledford. J. C 15.15
. Sanders, W. E. 8.08
?HOAL CREEK TOWNSHIP
Vim- A errs & Lots Amount
I Adams. Mrs. Burt, 50 ....
I Allen. Edward S. \
! Allen, ' eland S. >
Allen, R C, Heirs. 193
Allen. W. M.. 27
? Anderson, Mrs. Moat,
! 112Vs
Avley Copper Co , 1463
Bagley, Harry C
i Bain?, A H? Mi
Baine, Jason, 55
Baine. J. P, 122
? Baker, Lester, 40
! Baker, T. M? 75
Barnes. Joe. 5
Barnwell. Allen P.
Beaver, Clyde, 16
Bell, Harry A. 112
Berrong, Mrs H. N? 1
Berrong. J. L., Heirs, 177
Blackwell, Oscar
Borin", Chas A., 214
1 Brendle, F. D., 158
Rrond!?. J. B.. 125
Brown, Burrell, 77
Brown, C H.
Brown, Clate, 29
Brown, Ed. 1
Brown, John W . 90
Brown. Monroe Lee
Brown, W. T.
Bruce, E. E., 3
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
The undersigned having quali
fied as administratrix of the estate
of B. G Mingus deceased, late of
Cherokee County. This is to notify
all p?rsons having claims against
srid estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the 5th
day of May, 1953, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. AH persons indebted to
^nid esta'-" will please make imme
diate payment to the undersigned.
I This the 9th day of July, 1952.
Sal'.ie K. Hedrick. Adm., Marble,
?r C. l-6tp
Bruce, Edward T.. 10 7.73
Burchfield. Ruby, 1 t_. 4 84
Burrell, Wayne. 240 80 97
Cassidy, Joseph L.. Jr? 31.20
Clark. Garfield 9 42
Clouts, B H., 50 19.63
Clonts. Olen. 70 22 90
Cobb. Mrs. Rush 4 84
Co.eman. Fred. 45 16 20
Coleman, J. C. ? 1 jg 38
Coleman. Milt. 5 6 52
Collins. J. F. 15.00
Co! ins, O P.. 41! 2 16.20
Collins, Pat, 46' 2 2196
Craig. Tom N? 60 17.78
Crawford. James P. 27 74
Croft. Paul E? 40 20 12
Crowder. Charles L 12 09
Crowder, L. B.. 30 13 95
Crowder, Will. 30 ! 24 08
Davidson. Beatrice, 65 9 68
Deaver. Cecil 28.78
Deaver, J. R? Heirs. 90 12 10
Dockery. H E.. EsUte. 10 97
Dockery. Rollins, 212 40 40
c>,|,'ly^,Fled 882
Eiler. Glenn A.. 8 lfian
Filer. Willie w
Elrod T. D.. 33 13 i8
C. M.. 296 50.51
Hoyd, Gccrge W. 8 94
Floyd, Gilbert 1 5 92
Floyd, Lester 1184
Frady, M. V., 75 7 26
Frazier. Arthur. 50 979
Fulmer. Joe, 1/8 6 53
Garrett, Lunie 23 46
Garrett. W. P. 22 25
oiDson, Joe 7 07
Gibbs. T C, 3lj 968
Graham, Cassie. 6 3 63
Graham. Mrs D F.
Hrs.. 62V* 12 10
Groves. Andrews. 2 6 05
Guyton. Walter. 3314 21 04
Hamby, Charles. 44 12 57
Hamby, C N.. 100 11 36
Hamby. Fair I6 44
Hamby, Grady H. 25 88
Hamby, Jess W. 6 52
Hamby. J. M . 30 7 73
Hamby. J. C.. Jr., 215 7152
Hamby. Mart. 4 79 4!
Hamby. M-errion. 75 23 46
Hamby, Namon, 55 22 82
Hamby, Mrs. Polly, 175 12 95
Hamby. Readley. 7 18.62
Hamby, Thurmon 13 30
Harper. Fred. Jr., 15 7 76
Harper. Fred, Sr. 20 4 36
Harris, Cornelius 30 79
Harris, S. E.. 25
Ledford, B . 14
, ? av jq 28
Hawkins. James N. 23 94
Haves. C H? Hei'rs, 25 10.89
Head, D. G., 6/10 16 20
Hanson. Clyde. 85 25 40
Housed. Garlrnd, 156 16 20
Holbrooks. Blanche. 21 3 80
Holland. C. J.. 140 23 4fi
Hopkins. Roy L. H 84
Horton. Mrs. Lora, 64 11 v<
Inyram, G W.
liT3r.. Roy, 25
In-ram. R L.. 115
15.23
19.35
?... ?. u>> A1U 42 82
Johnson. Ralph, 1 lot, 42 16.12
8.08
8.08
968
13.78
29 00
18.62
Jorn,on. Clove. 21
To- nson. Farve. Heirs. 20 0 ua
o-nson J. R . 57 1/10 24
?^nson. Z. M? 25
?'ones, Albert
'ones. Fred. '08 2/3
J-n?s. Gleen. 90
' .r^ V ? 53:2 25.97
-?I noard.. Jones ihov
J-ncs, Met rion. 31 io*1S
24.55
* v*r . F. ard
*? '{?? 2 - 17.07
" my Hrnry 19 33
"?'pa irk. A. I.. 224 37 5V
i nsry Mrs. Evelyn 21 78
Leonard, W Z.
Ledford. Arvil, 14 18.62
18.62
Varne Acres & Lots Amount
-Herd. J. v.. 128 23.59
Ledford. Lester A., 109l2 33.22
Ledford, Parks J 10.76
Ledford. Waiter M? 26 8 94
i.edford. Windom W. "" o
Lillard, Cecil A. 22 86
Long. James Lewis, 70 9.18
McDaniel. W. E. I* 4.71
"-r~r M L . 20 2 52
Martin, Mrs. Bertha, 12 ... 12.10
Martin. E. H., 83 1620
Loudermilk, CUffodd 9.91
Loudermilk, Clinton, 135 20.89
Martin. Walter, 26 9 55
Mashburn, Jim, 43 12.57
Mason. Joe H.. 20 6.6o
Mason. Maggie. 6 9 68
Maunev. Walter, 2 2.42
Mauney. W T.50 6.05
Hontieth, Robert, 1 5.31
Murphy, Gurley 4.14
Nelson. D. H . 8.94
Nelson. G F , 35 \ 10 16
Osburne. James T. \ 26.38
Ow-enby. W. Humphrey, 43 25.41
Painer. Mrs B C., 40 12.70
Parris. W T 64 21.04
Patterson. Earl, 264 7.13
Payne. Arthur. 33 33.07
Payne. Claude H. 34.11
Payne. Isom. 150 34.72
Payne. Willis 16.44
Pierce, Carl, 62>4 13.78
?hillips. Eleanor. 37 10.89
Tinkerton. John W., 92t4 39.57
"'oeger, Theodore 27 33
Prince. Carol, 91 14 99
Drince. Horace. 50 9.55
?rinre. W L. 8 8.94
Raper. Bill. 2 31.93
RspT. Horace, 108 7.84
Reese. Ernest 16 44
R?id. Clyde. 2 14.15
R-cd. Creed, 46 13.78
Rood, Mrs. E B , 25 9.68*
Reid Enoch B. 8.46
R"id, G. O.. 10 14.65
Reid. J. T. 21.04
P?ed. Sam. 22 18 62
Rt~h. Lelia. 68V4 9 68
i Rob?rson, Ernest 6.52
I Robinson. Mrs. J. B., 113 16.94
' Self, Fskel, 15 ' 7.73
??lf. Grady, 15 27 09
clmpson. W. D., 22 66.31
Smith. Charles G., 22.26
Smith. Elmer, 130 Bal. 5 51
Smith, Mary '-'4
Spurgeon. William 27.57
i Stewart. Clyde, 10 .... 34.96
\ St""s. Claude and
Ervin. 25 14.25
1 Stiles. Clifford. 264 27.33
Stiles, Elmer. 25 16.20
| StPis, Ira, 20 29.75
: Stiles, J G.. 70 13.78
! Stiles, John N.. 95 8.47
I s.jles. John T.. 105 26 09
Stiles. Lester, 9 16.37
Stiles. M O., 117 96.19
SM'es. Noah R., 88 54.17
Stiles. P. C.. 26 9.09
Stiles. P. H . 103 46.11
i stiles. S. B 40.40
i Stiles. Winston. 102 15.47
i stinson. S. T. 31.20
i S'.vanson. John A . 37 8.4/
| ''"rner, Howard, 26Is 14.17
, Swar.son. Elwood 4.10
! Tavlor, Albert, 25 13.18
; Tavlor. Ethel, 94 15.19
1 Taylor. Henry. 30 11 36
Tavlor. Mrs. Margaret, 15 6.05
Taylor, Oliver 8.82
Taylor, Ray, 1 11.36
Tavlor, Ray O, 1'4 7.25
Taylor. T. M? 209 23.89
Tench. Lester. 20 3.63
, Thompson, Theodore. 1/8 1.21
Tntherov . Sheridan. 33 10.15
; "?rner. Cecil, 20 11.12
'? "mner. C. R , 6 7.26
Vovles, Rufus, 50 16.80
Walker, Emory. 31 6.05
! P'alker John E, 50 13.78
j Walls. Edwin P., 30 ... 39.67
I Watson, J. M? Heirs. 13 1.21
I ""oct. Oscar J.. Heirs, 67 20.57
Wilbur. Mrs. Maggie. 2214 4.84
Williamson, Wade, 6/10 4 36
Worley. W. H.. 40 9.55
: Wright. Elm 12.09
Wright.. J R.. 66 23.94
Vovles. Sam L. 19.36
S!il?s, Claude W. 13.55
Stiles. Lester, 42 3.05
| Barker, R. P
Barker. Wallace 6.30
Barnes. Mrs. Pauline tc Gilmer
E- 2 3134
Barnes, L. C., Heirs, 16 5.01
Barnett.Carl. 1 lot 35.72
Barnett. Henry H 7.14
Barnett. J. E. 23.24
Barton. C. C. tc Indy. 3 .... 37.60
Barton. Mr and Mrs Fred.
? 42.73
B-?e?. Miss Mattie 4.00
BMtle. Daisy. 94 24 40
B-ttle. J Wayne. 5% 376 34
R??ver. Eugene 2.00
Beaver. Malinda. 16 8 00
Berk Willa & David E..
1 Bal. 6.84
Bellamy. Weller 1.01
Benson. M. A. 12 3 01
Benson Mrs. M. A., 1 lot 5 01
Best. Ralph 28.10
BirehBeld, Harold 6.61
RIackv.ell, R. H.. 3 lots 40 00
Brarfcett, Jas. W , 4 7.01
Bradley. Vsrlln B , 14% 7 09
Brady. Auzman 22.00
Breed love. Junior. % 8.24
Bristol. Clara. Est.,
8 Bal. 63.36
Bristol. J Frank. 20% 200 04
Brooks. Jeff. 8 lots 90.24
Brown. Albert tc Addle
l ee. 53 78.14
Brown. R. H.. 10 1/3 56.10
Name Acres tc Lots Amount
Brown. Walter Davis 21.14
Brvant, James. 6 48.65
Bryson. Alonzo 7 04
Bryson, Bros. 11.01
i Bryson. Frankie, % .84
Bryson. Herbert. 4 22 81
i Bryson. J. B, Heirs 471$ 7.01
Bryson. J. G. 3.34
Bryson. Vernon, 2 lots 34.61
Bryson. Willard, 1 lot 8.00
Bryson. Zora Bell. 1 lot 4 00
Buchanan, D. F., 2 Bal. 9.79
Burris, Henry 17^45
Burris. Onley, 8 1/3 5.95
? Bvrd, Donald 15.20
Cabe. R L.. 6 24.10
Calhoun, Naomi.
% of 1/7 of 34% 80
Carver, Bruce ... 3 86
Carver. Clyde, 19% 7 93
Cathey. W. A., 1 21.70
Cathoy. Winnie. 1 14 30
Chambers, G W., Heirs
*y* > 14.00
?- handler, Mrs. Sarah J. &
A. B.. Jr. 4 lots Bal. 16.84
lark, Hollis 16 44
Clayton, George W.. Jr. 24 84
Cnehran. Carl, 1% 21 98
Coffey. Frank. 16% 7.81
Coffey, Harold, 4 11 01
Co'f-9y, Marvin 8 44
Coffey. William W. 3 18
Collins, C. H., 2 19 85
Colvard, Mrs. Ethel 17.60
Colvard. Joe 30 55
Colvard. Mrs. R. L., 4 34.00
Conley. C. W. 25.04
Cook, Arthur. 2 ie!84
Cooper, tc Bristpl 39 01
Cooper. T. B.. 2 55 60
Cornell, c. H.. 30 ? 00
Cofeern. Ralph W. 724
c-owford, B. P., 27% 13 92
Cra- ford, George. 1$ 61
Crawford. J. W., Heirs, 1 14 00
Crawford, Lee 17 rs
Crawford. Paul 5 74
Crimen. H. H.. 35 loiio
Crisp, Mrs Hattie, 1 lot 3 01
Cross. Merley. 39 14 00
Cur lis, E L. 24 34
Curtis. Harold L. 7 24
Curtis, Mark. Heirs. 58 3.48
Curiis. M. C., Heirs. 22 8 00
Cox. Woodrow VV. 35 11
Cutshaw, Clyde. 2 1242
Cutshaw. Rusch. 35 16 53
Davis. Cline O. S'S
! Davis. F. L.. 1076"> oq
1 Day, C S., 45% " 134 25
; Dav- David T. tc Charlene
I D. 19 44
I Debart. McKinley. 36 13 44
De-reborry. Lorene &
Arnold. 1 lot 139.45
I Dewar. Mrs. Sarah. 8 lots 143*01
D'ckcy. H E.. 12 lots 292 00
I Dillard. Claude , 10 30?
1 Dockory, Frances 19 85
Dockcry. Frank 4J4
I Derkorym. Harvey T 6 84
I Dookerv, Hill. 12 ,4 14
Drck^ry Roy. 58 7 8>
| Doekorv. Vernon R. 38 1100
Day. Claude, 55 8 00
i Doran. Jack. 1 l ni
| Duckworth. Arb 9 70
Duvall, Rass, 2 1 50
| Earlcy, Marion, 2 22 no
, Earwood, G A.. 81 fo 14
&"ard' " 8 76
j Olive, 2 lota 17911
Ellis, Walter. 20 11 03
I Enloe. H. H. Ji
j Enloe, Mrs. Louise P. 3 90 ri
Ensley, Walter. 1 23 01
| Evans. Bayless, 6 6 34
: Everett. S. E , 90 23 30
| Everett, Victor &
, Newal. 37% . 6 24
I Fancher. A. L.. 3 1/3 16io
(Continued on Page 10)
VALLEYTOWN TOWNSHIP
Name Acres & Lots Amoant
i Abernathy, N. W., Est,
i 50 Bal 4.00
1 Adams. Dallas. 3 14.44
Adams, Garland. 14 10.00
Allen. James A. 23.81
Adams, John. 5 10 00
Adams. .1. \V? 16 12.06
Adams. Leonard 4.94
Adams, Posey 3.14
Adams. H G. 3.34
\dams, V.nson 13.60
Al'ison. Jim . 4.80
' Vmond. Fred 17.01
i Almond. Dr. Gerald S?
' 6 lots. 2 97.34
; Almond. Homer. 15 29 24
1 Almond. Jack 3.06
i Almond. W. Pitt, 245 Bal. 12.01
, Ammcns. Dewey, 1 6.60
| Anderson. Lester. Vt 13.04
i Anderson. Lola, 20 3.01
Anderson, Oma. A4 .78
Anderson, Wesley P.,
1 3/10 24.55
Andrews. Building Supply Co.
3 lots. 96 393.53
Arnold, C. W? Heirs, 1 lot 11 01
Bailay. Lee .t>, 15.85
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OODCE^TRUCKS
E. C Moore
107 Valley River Ave. Phone 37 Murphy, N. C
Tractor Tires
New Or Used
Tractor Tire Repair
Any Size Tractor