DENNIS LEROY BRUCE
Dennis Leroy Bruce, 26, son of
Mr and Mr*. Bruce of Liberty
is now stationed at the Military
Police Replacement Training
Center at Camp Gordon, Ga.,
where he will spend the next 16
weeks in training. His wife is the
former Miss Margie Payne, dau
ghter of Arthur Payne of Oak
Park. Bruce was graduated in
June from Hiwassee Dam High
School. He played on the basket
ball team for three years. He en
tered the Army Sept. 15. He is
a member of Liberty Baptist
Church, has seven sisters and
three brothers. His older sister
is undergoing nurses training at
the Baptist Hospital, Knoxville,
Tenn.
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY,
Under and by virture of the
power of sale contained in a cer
tain deed of trust executed by
Claude W. Fowler and wife Edna
Fowler, dated the 17.day of March,
1948, and recorded in Book No. 167
page 108, in the office of Register
of Deeds of Cherokee County,
North Carolina, default 'having
been made 'n the payment of the
indebtedness thereby secured and
said deed of trust being by the
terms thereof subject to fore
closure, the undersigned trustee
will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash at
the court house door in Murphy,
North Caroliim at noon, on the
28th day of December 1953, the
property described in said deed of
trust, the same lying and being in
the County of Cherokee and State
of North iina, in Murphy
township, ai ?. the City of Mur
?pfhy, and more particularly des
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Thanksgiving Is
Theme Of Exhibit
In School Library
LAST
John Jordan's sixth grade hi
Murphy School has an exhibit in
the school library representing the
, First Thanksgiving. A log cabin in
| a forest scene forms the back
ground for a table aet for the
Thanksgiving dinner. Dolls dress
ed as Pilgrims and Indians are gat
hered around the table.
| On the bulletin boards are poems,
songs, stories of Thanksgiving and
drawings surrounding an Art
Study of "Praying Hands Giving
Thanks."
Mr. Jordan's pupils who arranged
the exhibit are Barbara Ann Jones.
; Betty Bryant, Mary Ledford, Bob
; By Joe Graves, Ruth Bates, Jim
! my Gentry, Janice Clayton, Patsy
j Derreberry and Annie Lou Cole
. man.
In observance of National Book
Week, the library has a display of
j SO new Biographies, a new set of
reference books, and books of fic
| tion. Mrs. Harvey Wilson, Jr. told
stories to the junior grades.
cribed as follows:
Adjoining the lands of A. Q.
Ketner, A. W. Lovingood, Beginn
ing on an iron stake in the North
boundary line of a tract of land
hereto fore known and referred to
as the Hardee Lot (now owned by
A. Q. Ketner land runs S. 59 E. 131
feet to an iron pipe stake; then
with said line N. 53 E. 188 feet to
a stake in said line; then with said
line N. 22 30 W 153' 9" (one hund
red fifty feet and nine inches) to
an iron stake in said line; then S.
47 W. 274' 8" (.two hundred seven
ty four feet and eight inches) to
the the beginning, being a portion
of land in the Northeast corner of
the lot referred to above and in
that portion of Murphy, N. C.
known as East Murphy.
Also a right of way over a strip
1 of land extending from the end of
| a street conveyed to the Town of
I Murphy by A. Q. Ketner running
' with and parrallel to the A. W.
Lovingood strip of land for right
! of way not to exceed thirty feet in
width at any point and to be used
for street purposes only.
The above described property
was acquired by grantors by deed
from A. Q. Ketner and Wife Nan
Dickson Ketner dated November
17, 1941, and recorded in Deed
Book No. 138, page 145, records of
Cherokee County, North Carolina, |
reference Is hereby made.
But this sale will be made sub
ject to all outstanding and unpaid
taxes.
This 24th day, of November, 1953. ]
O. L. Anderson.
Trustee 214tc
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Masonic School
Of Instruction
Be In Robbinsville
LAST WEEK
There will be a district School of
Instruction of the 43rd Masonic
District held in the Robbinsville
Lodge Hall at Robbinsville on Sat
urday, Nov. 28th, beginning at
2:30 p. m.
The 43rd Masonic District is co
rn Dosed of Graham. Clay and Cher
okee countleg wttfa lodges located
ai tiayesvnie, Ranger, tnaaa, Mur
phy,Marble, Robbinsville and An
drews.
The school will be in charge of
H. L. Mulkey, District Deputy Gr
Mrs. Canup Dies
In High Point
Mrs. Eliza Canup of Murphy
died Nov. IS in High Point, while
vletting with her son. Joe Canup.
Burial w in Athens. Tenn
Mrs. Canup was the former
Eliza Wright before her marriage
to Dave Canup. She was born and
and Lecturer. Lodges actually par
ticipating in the school will be
Marble Springs Lodge, Robbins
ville Lodge and Andrews Lodge.
All masons in the district are
invited to attend. Supper will be
served in the Ledge Dining Room
at 6:00 p. m. and the school Is ex
pected to end at 9:30 p. m.
lived the early part of her life in j
tar.?
the Martin's Creek Community,
and after her marriage, she moved
to Athens, Tetm , to make her
home But during the past 20
I
years she has spent most at faerii
time in Murphy among friend*. At
the time of her death the was Uv
og alone in a bouse in Besltown.
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