t LEGAL NOTICES
K 0 t I C I
. north Carolina
, CHBB&ltKI.pflJjr** <(
The yndftrfigasd, having quail
fled m AtoHlWtnitof ?i the ei
**?te otJTArt M. M jjtfieid decea*
, ed. late qt Cherokee :Coua'y, this
la to ?NMy all j pernios faving
' claim* acainat said eatate to gre
? lent litem jty the undersigned in or
befort fl>e 27th day of August. 1960.
fcr this. polit e will be pleaded in bar
? of tiiefcr recovery All persons In
, debied -io raid eatcte will please
make jmmedtaie payment to the
'undersigned.
his the ^-Uh day of August, 1959.
LEONARD WEST
Administrator "
Box S42
, #-6te Murphy, S. C.
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NOTICE OF SERVICE
OF PROCESS
BY WJRLICAJC10N
STATE OF NORTH CXSOLtNA
( HEROKFF COITNTY ?'*]
i IN Tlljl SUPERIOR COl-RT
, PAUL D. PARKKB, Plaintiff, 1
, "vf
JILL T.-^RK^R, - Defendant
? TO: JILL T. PARKER: ' . > \
? Take Nkfflfe: _> _ !
A pleading <ieekinp relief agfilnst
' you has been tiled In the above
. entitled action.
The nature of the relief being 1
' sought is as follows:
An absolute divorce from the
bonds of matrimony <Jjt tjie grounds
of two years separation, and cus
tody of the minor child, PAMELA
DAWN PARKER. ' ? * ;
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than October 17th. 1959, and upon
your failure to do so the party
seeking service against you will ap
ply to 'the court for the relief
sought.
This the 18 aaty of August. 1959
' S/ JAMES C. HOWSE
Clerk Superior Court,
* ' ' ? Cherokee County,
NOTICE OF SALE OF
? REAL ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
CHEROKEE COtTNTYi ' A Muilici
oal Corporation. ? ; Plafhfiff,
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VIROlfe ROBERTS HELTON ind
husband, GRADY HE^ON; LEW- .
IS ROBERTS and \vltf; EDNA ;
ROBERTS: OSCAR RftgERT^ and
wire, 'BULLA ROBERTS: ALBERT
ROBERTS and Wife. JM*ST Rt)B-"*:
ERTS; and LOTTIE ROBERTS-:
MONTGOMERY, unmarried.
Defendants.
By Virtue of authority vested in
me by a Judgment of the Cherokee
County Superior Court dated the
2nd. day of October. 1959,' fn 'the
above entitled action, i will , on
Monday the 2nd day of November,
1958. at twelve o'clock, uoon. at the '
Courthouse door in Murpfcy. North
Carolina, offer for sale to the tltgb
bidder far casil the following'' dc- !
scribed lands in Hot House Town
ship, Cherokee County,' North Car
olina:
A certain tract or parrel of land i
in Cherokee County, Stato of North '
Carolina, adjoining the . laods of
Lum Montgomery, Cal Bnice,
Whitfield Brown and. others, .and
bounded at follows, vim y i
On the 'waters of persimmon ?
Creek, BEGINNING on a Maple
corner of Tract No. and runs West ?
134 peles to a Locu?t; thence
North 44" tt polaa to a Chaataut
0*k: then North Tt Watt M pate*
to a black gum; thence S. E. 110
rolea to a Hickory bush on aa old
corner; theoee NorTfe IS East 14
piles to On BEGINNING of the
last survey, con-atnins 145 acres,
more or less.
Being the same land described la
Book 97, at page 442, reference to
and ccnveyed by Deed, dated Janu
ary *4. 1929. from J. L. Parton, to
J. J. Roberts and wife, Augusta
Roberts, and registered in the Of
fice of the Register of Denis of
Cherokee Coun y. N. C.. in Dead
which Deed is hereby made for
greater certainty of description.
SAVING AND EXCEPTING,
HOWEVER, that part thereof
which was heretofore conveyed by
Deed, dated August 31, 1946, from
A. J. Roberts and wife. Augusta
Roberts to Virgie Hel'on. and regis
tered in the Office of the Register
rf D?eds cf Cherokee County, North
Caro'inn. in Deed Book 169 h( page
EM and bounded as follows, viz:
A certain tract or parcel of
land in Cherokee County. State of
N'orth Carolina, adjoining the lands
?f Minnie Bruce. Harold Payne and
i hers. ar.J Rounrtfcd as follows:
BEGINNING on a dogwood on
the line of Minnie Bruce and runs
West eight poles to" a pine; thence
Nrrtheast to a maple in the main
branch: then Northeast six poles
with the main branch to a rock on
the spring branch; thence North
with the spring branch 11 poles to
a rock corner; thence North with
an old road 62 poles to the North
saaj line of the same tract; thence
Sast 27 poles to a rock corner
Ihence South ft! poles to the begin
ning corner, containing' 10 . acres,
more or less. With a road excepted.
Reserving and excepting from
the operation of this Deed the road
ed land, which road has been used
ruhning through the above rescrib
by the said A. J. Roberts and
wife, Augusta Roberts, and under
those under whom they claim for
many years.
.This the 2nd. day of Octtober.
1359
L. L. MASON. JR
This the 2nd. day of October, 1959.
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AUCTION SALE
TENNESSEE VALLEY
AUTHORITY
OCTOBER 2#, 1#5? At 11 A. M.
COURTHOUSE
MURPHY. NORTH CAROLINA
The Tennessee Valley Authority
will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, at
the time and place stated, pur
suant <o the terms to be announced
and set fortii in the Notice of Sale,
copies of which have been posted
at the Courthouse and Post Office
in Murpliv, Ni?rth Carolina, a tract,
of land, containing 40 acres, de
signated XFBR-53, located partial
ly within the corporate limits of
the Town of Murphy. in Murphy
Township of Cherokee. County.
State of North Carolina, on the
west shores of Hiwassee Lake op
posite the mouth of the Valley Riv
er Arm of the lake1. The minimum
acceptable price Is $6,750. Also, a
tract of land, containing 10.2 acres,
designated XFBDR12-, located in
the Eighth Civil District of Chero
kee C aunty. State of Northh Caro
lina. on the southwest side of the
Hiwassee Ham Access Road, ap
proximately 1-Li miles southwest of
Hiwassee Dam. The minimum ac
ceptable price is $1,150.
Additional information may be
obtained from Val L. Stanton, Ne
gotiator, Land Branch, Division al
Property ud Suppljr. TV A. M
Lup'oa Building. Chattanooga Tea
ncm'e telephone AMherst 5-J651.
| extension JS1 11-3U
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
, The undersigned, having qualified
as Administrator of the estate of
Parrie Vaughn, deceased, late of
Cherokee County, this la ?? notify
ill persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the 8th
lay of October. 1S60, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
eeovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imme
I aate payment to the undersigned
This the 2nd. day of October.
1 1959.
HAYES DOCKERY
Administrator
| ll-6tc Murphy, N. C.
NOTICE
S'ORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
J
The undersigned, having quali
| ied as Administra:or of the estate
A Birton El wood Mason, deceased,
late of Cherokee County, this is to j
notify all persons having claims
gainst said estate to present them
o the undersigned on or before the
15th day of October. I960, or j
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
ebted to said estate will pleasi
make Immediate payment to tti
undersigned
This the 3rd day of October, 1959.
ODIS MASON
Administrator
U-Stc Murphy, N. C. Rt. 4
INVITATION TO BID FOB SAW
TIMBER AND CONSTBUCTION
OF FIRE ACCESS BOADS
Sealed bids will be received at
Murphy. North Carolina, until 2:00
p.m. EST on the 9th day of Novem
ber, 1939, at wfiich time and place
the office of the Town Clerk of
they will be publicly opened and
read for the purchase, . cutting and
removal of all . designated sawtim
ber trees upon the timber sale area
of approximately 600 acres lying
within the watershed of the (Town
nf Murphy located on the headwat
ers of Marble Creek in Cherokee
County, North Carolina, and for the
construction of fire control access
roads entering apd across the tim
ber sale aiea. The timber sale
area, with the approximate loca
tions of the fire control access road
sketched thereon, has been deline
de on the official timber sale map
on file in the office of the Town
Clerk.
The sawtimber trees to be cut
and removed liave been designated
with a spot of yellow paint on the
trunk and another below stump
height. The designated trees are
estimated to contain 1,008.061
board fe*i based on a 100% cruise
by competent professional forest
ers. The Town of Murphhy does not
in any manner guarantee the ac
curacy of these estimates, and bid
ders must satisfy themselves as to
the actual amount and kinds of
merchantable timber designated
for cutting and must make their
bids in sole reliance upon their own
estimate and judgment. A detailed
breakdown of these estimates are
: on file at the office of the Town
! Clerk and may be examined upon
1 request. The fire control access
road as sketched on the timber
'sale map must be constructed in
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SPECIAL COFFEE
'Most everywhere, folks are noticing that there is a little
extra flavor ... an extra flick of flavor in JFG Coffee.
JFG starts with a special blend of select coffee
beans. And since it's roasted practically
next door,jjt comes to you fresh as fresh can be.
So try JFG ? tho coffea with that extra flick of flavor,
tta tntiraty. laid Mad wlB to ac
tually located oc tto ground feMUy
: *?y tto buyer and aellqr with only
minor deviations being permitted
from he location ibown on tW map.
Additional spur roada tor removal
of tto timber may be coaatructed
at locaUooa approved by tto Town
at Murphy.
Said designated ta 'timber trees
will be sold where la and aa Is on
a lump sum basis. Bidders .will be
required to use the prescribed - bid
form, copies o I which may be ob
tained from the Town Clerk. The
Town of MuTfthy reserves the
right to de>ay awarding - the con
tract to the successful bidder for
a period of ten days following the
9th day of November, 1959.
The successful bidder will be re
quired to execute a written timber
sale contract within twenty days
after being notified of the accep
tance of his bid. The sale contract
is on file in the office of the Town ,
Clerk where it may be examined '
by prospective bidders. All terms
and conditions relating to the man- 1
ner in vriiich the designated trees
must be paid for, cut and removed,
and the specifications for construc
tion of the fire control access road
are included in the sale contract,
and bidders are urged to become
familiar with these terms and con
ditions before submitting bids.
iKach bid must be accompanied
by a bid deposit in the form of a
postal money order, certified check
or cashiers check in the amount of
$2,000.00 male payable to the order
of the Town of Murphy. All such
deposits will be returned to the
bidders after notification of the
award of the contract, except the
deposit of tt)e bidder to whom the
contract shall have been awarded.
which deposit will be retained by
'be Town of Murphy and applied
toward the first, stumpage pay
ment as provided for In the sale
contract If the sale contract Is no*
signed by the successful bidder
within twenty days after being noti
fied of the acceptance of his bid,
Mien, in view of the difficulty of es
timating tlie damages sustained
thereby, fifty percent of his bid de
posit will be retained by the Town
of Murphy as liquidated damages.
" The bidder to whom the sale
contract is awarded will be requir
ed to furnish a performance bon-l
in the sum of $5,000.00 in such
form as will be acceptable to the
Town of Murphy, such bond to be
held by the Town of Murphy until
all terms and conditions of the
sale contract have been fullly com
plied withh.
It is the purpose of the Town of :
Murphy not to award the sale con
tract to any bidder who does pot
furnish satisfactory evidence that
he ability and experience in this '
class of work and that he has suffi
cient capital and plant to success
fully complete the work within the
<pecified time named in the sale
contract. The Town of Murphy re
serves the right to waive any de
fect or informality in any bid or
to reject any and all bids or to ac
cept any bid should it be deemed
to be in the be9t interest of the
Town of Murphy to do so.
This the 1st day of October, 1959.
TOWN OF MURPHY
By: L. L. Mason, Jr.
Mayor
Approved as to form
MeKeever & Edwards
Attorneys
Town of Murphy, ll-4tc
Soil Conservation
NEWS
By
JOHN
SMITH |
Charlie Cornell, who lives in (he
Bell view Section near the Georgia
line, was liming a field which he
plans to seed to pasture when ' I
visited his farm last ? wcek.v'This
farm, which was bought about a
year ago. hade been idle for sever
al years and was badly grown up
in bushs and briars. Charlie has
sivnt some long and hard hours of
labor cleaning the place up and
still has a long way to go before he
ivill be finished with the job. The
job. The fact that he harvested
more than a thousand dollars worth
r?f sweet pepper from one field this
summer is ample proof that his
labor has not been in vain.
As I went into tlv Cor del I farm,
I was amazed at the amount of
dip land there is along the Nottei.v
River in thatt area. The same is
rue along ihe Valley River, Peach
tree Crt. k, Martins Creek and all
cf the other major streams in the
? ounty. One reason why land is idle
on the Nottely River in the vicinity
of the Cordell farm is the fact lha:
'here is no public road into that
area. Tlv road which does go to
the farm is poor in good weather
and impassible in bad weather. It
is a wonder if the farmers there
ever get a crop planted, cultiva:t
ed. and harvested.
Tar Heel Farmers
Realize
Net Farm Income
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RALEIGH. N. C. -North Carat
ina farmers realized ? net iacoou
ft $590.5 millioji (raoi Jtpqiog ir.
1953 ^-cording to tbe Stat*^?iefx ?
Crop Repp-ting Service ?u ; ,
Th^ amount MS7 by
<123.6 million a|tf placed Noirth
<'i roim'a ' 6iS -am^nf iHe W^tes la"
leaiiyed net facm'mooniW.'. vt, .
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Realised ne- Is the iQcume ;f?rni
iterators. have to spend after pay
tig their production ex|.ta?s.
Average realnted net ineff-ne p^r
'arm ir. \orth Carolina aroew? el
to $2,138 in 196$; eompareed with
1.718 in the preceding year. North
f"in":na operators fitnkfd
, lot h among the states in raft|t,-<xl
| ?e' income per taftn. * ^ ?
Charlie plan* to v^ed all, of thr
land in this farm to grass es rap-.
!dly as he can get it into shape for
seeding. In this way be will run
much less risk of loaiag a crop be
cause ol weather . conditions. .lite
land on the CordeU farm and sever
at other farms in (fee samr? vicinity
Is exveilem land, flat and easily ten
ded. hut due to the 'poor road into
the area It is not a good risk to try
to row-crop the land. Moet of p
woujd. however. ma?* excellent |
grazing land, especially for summ- j
er and fall use. 4f. covered, with
grass, there would be very Httie
danger of washing' in the winter
lime, even though R .night not be
practical to keep aatUe on the land
all winter.
r?:m apc.ators '.a V^-th CaroilM
i'ft uo Invvit'itr'M of tt pa a?d
livestock la 1MI by (14S million
When realized net Income U Mi
iua'ed to allow for the cfcaAfe to
inventories, ttt? total net farm Inc
ome of North Carolina operator*
was tfil3.9 million. It was MS3.3
million in 195?
|j Ca*h-receip ? from sales of fc?rm
?cdmn?od>tjes yielded Nortto Carolina
7*rmers SJ 010 7 ipiJUoh In I'M.
?"^m^wed wijlr t8*7 3 million !?
' Government " pavmeati to
partners totaled $T7S million, tit. I
?nillipn more ?han in the pre ? ?d'M
vear The gross farm income of
North Carolina rar.ner* anuuntei
??? tl KV6. million In IW a ??ln
of S16B9 million from 19S7. Gro??
iccome includes c*sh receiots and
i?overment payment* plus allowan
ces or the value of food and ffel
oroduced ard cowirr.M on 'he
farm and the rental value of the
f*rm dwelline. The vMue of orod
usts produord and consumed on
North Carolina farms totaled $139 9
ntfllion in 1958. whlrh exceeded all
other s'a'es in the Nation.
Product Ion expea*v* of Nortfi
?Carolina firm operator* rose from
KOI.F million in 1957 to *M7 0 mill
ion in l*-8. Production expenses
are sub'ractcd (rom eras* income
to obtain realized net income.
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