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NOTICE or SEE VICE OF
riocus
BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF NOBTH CAROLINA
CHEBOKEE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COUET
LEE E. STEWART,
PLAnmrr,
vs.
EDNA LOUISE STEWART.
DEFENDANT.
To EDNA LOUISE STEWART
Take notice that a pleading seek
ing relief against you has been fil
ed in the above entitled action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is to procure by the plain
tiff an absolute divorce from the
defendant on the grounds of two
years' separation.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than January 14, 1954, and upon
your failure to do so the party
seeking service against you will ap
ply to the court for the relief
now pending In the Superior
Court, State of North Carolina; and
you will further take notice that If
the taking of the said depositions
is not begun and completed an the
said day the same will be contin
ued from day to day until complet
ed.
This the 24 day of November,
1953. .
LEE E. STEWART,
20-4tc Plaintiff
, ?*cn*ct ?
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Charles J. Orr
Dies In Graham
Charles J. Orr, 93 died to hfc
1b Robbinsville at 10 p.
Tuesday, November 17 after sever
il month*
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Thursday in the Robbinsville
Baptist Church. The Rev. Burger
Slope, assisted by the Rev. Gur
ley Stewart officiated and burial
was in the Old Mother Church
Cemetery.
He wa, a member of the Rob
binsvllle Baptist Cbunch for sev
eral years and a member of the
Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Winnie Millsape Orr; four daugh-'
ters. Misses Edna and Velma Orr i
of Knoxville. Tenn., Mrs. Elva,
Crisp and Mrs. Ruth Jenkins of j
Robbinsville; three sons, Harold of
Middlesboro, Ky., Robert and
Maiy-ice of Robbinsville, seven
grandchildren, the mother, Mrs.
Fannie Orr of Robbinsville; and
two brothers, the Rev. Otis Orr,
and the Rev. Tillman Orr, both of
Robbinsville.
Town son Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
sought.
This, the 24th day of November,
1953.
J. L. HALL.
Clerk of the Superior Court
20-4tc
Mrs. Barnett Dies
In Hospital Here
Mr*. Callie Scroggi
wife of T. J. Barnett, died 111 a
Murphy Hospital at 2:30 p. m Sun-1
day, Nov. 22, after a abort Illness.
Funeral service* were held Tues
day at 11 a. m. In PeacMree Bap
tist Church with the Rev. C. A.
Smith end the Rev. Lester Stowe
officiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
A native of day County,
was the daughter of the late Ham
and Leooa Hensley Scroggi, well
known family of that section.
Survivors, besideg the husband,
are three aistera, Mrs. S. A. King
of Montgomery, Ala., Mrs. Will
Brendle and 'Mrs. Rasa Arrant of
Braaaftown; four brothers, R. A.,
Neal and Ray of Braastown, and
Fred Scroggs of Murphy.
Townson Funeral Home was In
charge of arrangements.
AUTUMN
The autumn's beauty ,now we tee.
In every bush and every tree; j
Golden leaves of red and brown,
Are falling softly to the ground.
Amusing?Just to watch the leaves,
As they fly from mammoth trees;
The boys and girls look toward the
skies.
And chase th* leaves as butterflies.
Amazing too?that quite a few,
Fly up so high above the blue;
A ''Haven's bliss' so very high,
They mingle with the starry sky.
The brown October has proclaimed
Its
Finite
Arc telling gently to the ground.'
The golden karved is ao n cut
Wc here hut little time to welt;
To gather up with little eoet.
The pradoua grain before Its
Mother Nature fee* planned ao weh.
The mountain boomer's instinct
tells;
They gather nuts end store away,
To meet their needs on rainy days.
Silly geese through Instinct, mi
grate.
To warmer dimes before too late;
But cunning groundhog hibernates
The teeson's eve is drawing nigh,
For flowers all do wait and die;
Deep rooted plants will bloom e
About the coming of the spring.
As the flowers, we too must die.
4-H Club See*
Table Demonstration
I A
oen demoajtmUon wa?
week at the meeting of the Senior
Vour-H dub* at Ulwaaaee Dam
School, with Sirs. Marion Wilson,
home economic* teacher, In ohaife
The following dab member*
took part In the demonstration;
Geraldlne Henry. Wllla Low Baper,
Kenneth Swanaon and Norbert
Price.
Our evening shades are drawing
? nigh;
But as the leaves we too may fly.
To "Heaven's bliss" In the sky.
T. J. THOMASSON
11-12-98
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