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LEGAL NOTICES N 0 T I C I NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE COUNTY At underslgsed having qualified u Administrator of the eetate it Parrie Vaughn, deceased, law of Cherokee County. ihU Is 't> notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned on or oefore the Mb day of October, 1960, or this notice wfll De plNM taWrWthlr recovery AS pertoai Indebted to Mid Mate will platae mAftauu dwte payment to til* inid?HiglMi1. This the 2nd. day of October. 1969. * HAYES DOCKERY Administrator U-6tc Murphy, N. C. NOVICE NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE COUNTY HOW OLD IS OLD? Bexel M Vitamin Insurance helps moke the older years more active?* the active years more fun I \ Are the years slowing you down ? or are you slowing down from a lack of vitamins?* Older people especially need plenty of vitamins in their diet. Don't stop doing the things you enjoy. If you need vitamins, Bexel M guarantees you the vitamin ? insurance you need for "get-up-and-go!" 'If jnm trouble is factional, titanic or Jut to other cmttot, m jtm doctor. i A Real Re-Charge! Bexel M is a super high potency formula ? of 1 1 vitamins plus iron, trace minerals. Perfect For Busy Adults, also? anyone who leads an es- ? peciaHy active life and wants to be sure he gets all the vitamins s he needs ! i t Guaranteed! Either you look better, feel better after one ! bottle of Bexel M or your money will be refunded. There's the Right Bexel Vitamin Formula For Every Member of Tour Family MAUNEY DRUG CO. I Murphy, N. C. fed u Administrator o t the estate of Binoo El wood Mason, deceased, lata of Cherokee Ooun*y, tfcls is to qotify aB perms bavin* claims iald estate to present tkn to the undersigned on or befora tbc 18th day of October, I860, or titta notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All person* la ebted to said estate will plaaai make immediate payment to Ifct undersigned This the 3rd aay of October, IMS. ODIS MASON Administrator U-Otc Murphy. N C. Rt. 4 INVITATION TO BID FOR SAW TIMBER AND CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE ACCESS ROADS Sealed bids will be received at' Murphy, North Carolina, until 1:00 p.m. EST on the 8th day of Novem ber. 1959, at wfcich 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 800 acres lying within the watershed of the Town of Murphy located on the headwat ers of Marble Creek in Cherokee County. Nortti Carolina, and for the construction of fire control access roads entering and 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 rie on the official timber sale map on file in the office of the Town Clerk. The sawtimber trees to be cut and removed have been designated wi'h a spot of yellow paint on the trunk and another below stump height. The designated trees are estimated to contain 1.008.061 board feei 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 t( tie actual smount 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 request. The fire control access roid as sketched on the timber I i 1 WHAT A HOME?, j SOUTHERN BELLS > ? BEDROOMS $2495 ' ""Nr. other borne builder rffers a better finance pLan | I than JIM WALTHER CORPOR ATIOtN . Find out how EASY j r it really <la to own your o.vn hc-ne. Chcose your home, NOW! cur AND MAIL IDOAYI Mall to Hi* ?Mm Martif you JIM WALTDt CORPORATION I ?m intorwfad 1m owning ? Jim Walter homo and wmM Bb mora information. I km * cUtr 4?4 to my lot Float* md litoryturt.. ? PUaso Imvo a npnwuMin cal on ma , Q AdjroM. Directions If rout*. 4.1 U> ITS A QUALITY 9HEU MQHf...tTS A Jit WALTER HOMtt JIM WALTER CORP. Op U. S. 7?, 3* m:l?? Wert o I Athens. Call coU?ct 6-M28 or "arrtte p. O. Box 583, M. tm, GwgU. in ?M? "PH# * to I tea entirety tatd read wiH to ac tually tee?t?d M tto (round Jointly (to taper and letter with oaly mlaw tovtacloa* being permitted fiwn to Jaeatton (town on tto may. ?d?rttoil spur road* tor removal oi tto ttotor may be cooatructed at tecattoas approved by tto Towa of Murphy S|14 designated eewtimber trees will to aoid where la aad at U oa a lump mm basli. Bidders will be required to use the prescribed bid form, copies of which may be ob tained from the Town Clerk. The Town of Murphy reserves the right to detay awarding the con tract to the successful bidder for a period of ten days following (he tth day of November, 1950. The successful bidder will be re quired to execute a written Umber sale contract within twenty days after being notified of the accep tance of his bid. The sale contract is oil tile In the office of the Town Clerk Where It may be examined by prospective bidders. All terms and conditions relating to the man ner in which the designated trees must be paid tor, cut and removed, and the specifications for construc tion of tto fire control access road art, included in the sale contract, and bidders are urged to become familiar with these terms and con ditions before submitting bids. Each bid must tie 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 To .va of Murphy. All such deposits will be returned to the bidders after notification of the award of the contract, except the deposit of the bidder to whom the contract shall have been awarded, ! which deposit will be retained by the Town of Murphy and applied toward the first, stumpage pay ment as provided for in the sale contract. If the sale contract is not signed by the successful bidder within twenty days after being noti fied of the acceptance of his bid, then, in view of the difficulty of es timating the damages sustained thereby, fifty percent of his bid de-. posit will be retained by the Town of Murpliy as liquidated damages. The bidder to whom the sale contract Is awarded will be requir ed to furnish a performance bond in the sum of $5,000.00 in such form as will ue acceptable to the Town of Murphy, such bond to be held by the Town of Murphy until all term* 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 not 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 best 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 k Edward* Attorneys Town of Murphy. ll-4tc NOTICE or SALE OF REM. ESTATE NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE COUNTY CHEROKEE COUNTY, A Munici d?1 Corporation, Plaintiff, -vs VIRGIE ROBERTS HELTON and tun band, GRADY HELTON; LEW IS ROBERTS and wife. EDNA ROBERTS; OSCAR ROBERTS and wile, HALLA ROBERTS; ALBERT ROBERTS and wife. MAE ROB ERTS; and LOTTIE ROBERTS MONTGOMERY, unmarried, Defendants. By virtue of authority vested in me by a Judgmeat of the Cberdkee County Superior Court dated the 2nd. day of October, 1959, in the above entitled action, I win , on Monday the 2nd day of November, 19B0, at twelve o'clock, noon, at the Courthouse door in Murphy, North Carolina, offer for sale to tbe high bidder for cash the following de scribed lands In Hot House Town ship, Cherokee County, North Car olina : A certain tract or parcel of land in Cherokee County, State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Lam Montgomery, Cat Bruce, Whitfield Brown and others, and bounded at follow., vis; On l|? waters of Fsrslnameti Creek, BEGINNING on a Maple ?m* * turn m. mk mm Wm UtlriPi ? ? I***: *MM| North ?" ? poiM U ? Che* taut Oak; then North 71 Wwt M polos to t black gum; thonce S. E. ISO polo* to a Hickory bush on aa old corner; thenec North 13 East IT polos to the BEGINNING of too tost survey, cos raining 145 acres, more or less. Being too same land described In Book 97, at page 442, reference to and conveyed by Deed, dated Janu ary 24, 1929, from J. L. Parton, to J. J. Roberts and wife, Augusta Roberts, and registered in the Of fice of the Register of Deeds of Cherokee County, N. C., in Deed , which Deed is hereby made for i greater certainty of description. SAVING AND EXCEPTING, I HOWEVER, that part thereof which was heretofore conveyed by Deed, dated Augyst 31, 1946, from A. J. Roberts and wife. Augusta Roberts to Virgie Helton, and regis- 1 tered in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Cherokee County, North j Carolina, in Deed Book 169 at page | 94 ::nd bounded as follows, viz: A certain tract or parcel of land in Cherokee County. State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Minnie Bruce, Harold Payne and others, and gounded as follows: BEGINNING on a dogwood on 1 the line of Minnie Bruce and runs ? West eight poles to a pine: thence Northeast to a maple in the main I branch; then Northeast six poWs [ with the main branch to a rock on j the spring branch; thence Norih I with the spring branch 11 poles to a rock corner; thence North with an old road 62 poles to the Nortii east line of the same tract; thence East 27 poles to a rock corner: thence South 84 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 running through the above rescrib by the said A. J. Roberts and wife, Augusta Roberts, and under those under whom they claim for j many years. I .This the 2nd. day of Octtober. 1959 L. L. MASON. JR NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOlt COURT J. C. O'DELL, Administrator of I the rstaU of JAMES ? HENgY I FURCHTBAR, Alias, J. It ELLIS, Deceased. Plaintiff -vs ELLIS JAMEh FURCHTBAR and wife, MARY FURCHTBAR, And all unknown heirs of the said JAMES HENRY FURCHTBAR, Alias, J. H. ELLIS, Deceased. Under and by virtue of an Order of this Court made in the above entitled proceeding, dated October 17, 1959, the undersigned Adminis trator of the estate of James Henry Furcntbar, alias, J. H. Ellis, deceased, will on Wednesday, the 18th day of November, 1959, at 12:00 noon at the Courthouse door in Murphy, Cherokee County, North Carolina, offer for sale to the higtest bidder for cash, sub ject to ithe confirmation of the Court, that certain tract or parcel of and situate in Cherokee County North Carolina, and being more particularly described as follows: A certain parcel or tract of land in Notla Township, Cherokee County, State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands of S. M. Hugh es, Allen Hatchett, J. H. Ellis, W. R. Hughes and others, and bound ed as follows, viz: BEGINNING on a Black oak stump, and runs thence West with the top of the nage to an oak tree; thence down tue top of the ridge to a branch; thence cross the branch to a perslmiv:on; thence straight to the Highway; thence with said Highway to a rock; thence East to a Chestnut stump; thence to a white oak stump; thence to a big chestnut tree* cnence straight to the top of a little ridge; thence with high ground up the ridge to corner, a spanUh oak to original line; thence with said line South to the Beginning corner, containing 60 acres, more or less. Being a part of Lot Wo. M, in District No. Being :he land conveyed to M M. Taylor by T. D. Hughes and wife, Sallie Hughes, by deed dated June the 16th, 191S. which said Deed is recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Cherokee County In Deed book No. ?7, at page 43, to which said deed and re cord reference is hereby made for a more complete description of said land. This the 17th day ?t October, 1*9. I jr. C. O'DELL, I Selective Service Board Mast Maintain Records The local selective service board la reapoaalble for maintaining record* of all persona registered under the Universal Military Tra ing and Service Act of 1948 in a current states. Persons are advised when they register that it is their duty to keeo 'the office informed of any change of address or any change ' of their status that might effect | their classification. The local board is now m the process of bringing ' up to date files of all registrants j born between the years 1922 and J to 1935. Questionnaires are being | mailed to this group In many in- ' stances these questionnaires have | been returned to the office undel- : iverable because the addresses are | not current. All registrants who receive these | questlonnaries are requested to complete and return them wlrhout delay. Also all persons who have not notified the local board of there current mailing address or change 1 in occupation or dependency, are requested to do so immediately. | Soil Conservation NEWS JOHN M M I T R Harvestms corn on the Ed Woo4 farm at Andrews is well undei way now by Sam Ward and Joe Maxwell. It is doubtful if a better ?ror> of corn ha? ever been grown in Cherokee County than they are gathering now, and itis almost certain that no or.e farm in th? county has ever produced as much ' cam. Only a small portion of the total acreage has been gathered so far but the portion tha> has been gatlv ered has avpragpd cost 120 bushels per acre. Production on such a scale as this requires good man- I agement from land preparation 10 harvesting. The crop being gatlv ered now prove that Ward and MaxweQ have given the proper at ten' ion to their crop for its entire growing period. -The cor* picker thai beinft used to harvpet the corn is a sigtA 'n itself. The machine pulls, shucks, shells and cleans the corn frt^rt " two' rows at the time. The sh^Wed- corn is stored in a bin right on the picker until the bin is full Manv of you have probably seen I the large storage bins into which : <he corn is ther transferred foi I iryin until it is used or sold. | When 120 bushels of corn is pro. I i duced on one acre of land, it is a surg tiling that (he cost per bushel is ' miTbii Smaller than when only i acjre is higher for the high yields, of grain produced. The farmer u+io still plants open, pollinated varieties, in very wide rows, and with the stilks two fe& or more apart in the row is doing a lot of extra work for the little corn that he will harvest for hn> efforts. HOME AGENT NEWS perhaps the most over used ex- wives estimated from 1 to I hour* cuse of all if "I don't have time" , But Home Demoa* ration Club A.mbeu beard that when we say1 we haven't time we really mean we haven't tlon. Ibr *hat apocifi? request; we would prefer to use that time for something els?. Someone has very aptly said. We!' arranged lime is ths surest mark of a well arranged mind." | With that remark to pjnder over, each of us did some thinking , about the many jobs we have sche dule In Sie average day. Full} kaiiing we seldon accomplish al we have planned. 'According to Mrs. Corinne J Grimf'. family relstions ?peci*l ists N. C. Stale College, one way I -ut "70 Miuu es into every hour", is to get up early in the morning. A prominent doctor gives thu pe:scription, "Get up one-half luii'r earlier In the morning and begin th day ca'.mly and with a good break fast. AU day long you will get more done if you start right is the morn ing." O-r. t waste time and energy wil'i ersons you dislike. This does not ? ;an we should Je discou.tet.j. . hcu!d be our cue to ask our srlvis "why'we d'i 'ike the pr-^n. It might well be that the trouble .sts wiht us ai.J not with ii.e ether pe.^on at al. W. rcver learn shy .ing whil; we are d~ing all of the talking. It ,)rj . to listen occasictK "y ai d pai ! 'u! -ly so ?'h;n di.-.treD-'es arise, Taks time lo find out. It i s-ve hurt 'fe'in?s and time. Lenra | ing to listen is important in under s.an.iing adult; ss well is children. We need to make a list of the t'ay's activities ;ni no; reiy >... cr.' memories. This will enable us ' e'o h'se thirds th?t r-n n<>t wait and reschedule those that can. How many hour does the aver age person was.e? Several house a day. How then ran we do aU of the things we ought to do and at least some we want to do without whizz ing through life like a rocket? Tbesj "time Stretchers" will 'Wlp A. Never hurry. Every minute srved by speed require* two for ?"still,; up. 11. Always know what you are 1 tag to do next. C. Ktx.v how much time a par tk-rev task will take. You can't fcrdje time any more than money if j:r hc. e no conception of its value. D. Ski? scire of the non-essentiil t mf consumers on y0ur |tst. E. Take plenty of lime ta re!?*. F. Inventory your life. Are you hippy with ycur Jo's? If you en)oy ':at y:u ere doing you wiU do your joh well. Here are three rules for living st fj;'i best: Accept cheerfuVy it' ' ts ar J limitetictts which yea' s put urv-n ycu. Think ct o her ?'tjcple aw' their needs. Tt<"n to God To- ni ? irsipht ir'o life's problems. You can do it alone. ?c"-et,ulc of Heme D m^ns ration rr: tings Nov. 2 - 11 >'? 4. Violit H. D. 11 a. m. Mrs. j 'A. Patton, hostess. Nt t, D' -'rict ci izenship oneet ir. . H.-yi ivl'.le. N:v. 6. Pea t-e; !I. O. 1:39 -1. *'-s r?M P'ldd' "th. hc"*~ss. Nov. 7, and 8 4-H weekend. Hint on, Becrea'ion Center. Hayesville. Nrv. ID Hunger H. D. 1: p. n>. :? s. J. V. Hens;n, hostess. N v. 11 Sunnv Point H. D. 1:30 .". rr>. Mrs. Ja-k Bryant, hostess. he v. 12 Little B asstewn 1 : S'J ? m. Mrs. W. J. Martin, he ;t:^i Nc . i: Tin Craft Wcrk Shop tl 3. m. Power Board BuilJinj. AH Day. 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