jpai la tkc above entitled Special
CHEROKEE COUNTY
I IM THE SirUUOK COURT
6u>MA JEAN EVANS, formerly
PLOR1A JEAN EVANS LEDFORD,
Respondent
tV. ARV1L BEE LEDFORD:
.Take NOTICE that a pleading
seeking relief against you ha* been
Proceeding.
The nature o/ the relief being
sought is as follows: The above
{?titled Special Proceeding was in
stituted for the purpose of parti
tioning the lands in Cherokee
County owned by you and the peti
tioner, the pleading asking for sale
of the land and division of the
proceeds therefrom between you
and the Petitioner.
You are required to make de
fense (o such pleading not later
the 18th day of November,
1959, and upon your failure so to
do the party seeking relief against
10? -Mc
you will apply to the Court for the
relief sought.
This the 25th day of September,
I
Petitioner,
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JLRV1L BEE LEDFORD,
James C. Howse
Clerk of the
Superior Court
SUBSTITUTE
TRISIEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
UltDER AND BY VIRTUE of the |
i tone, atad authority ctxitau ? -U iu
that cei .a.n deed of trust executed
j wl delivered by Frame M. GjU
en and wife, Joau Golciea. dued
the 13th day of March. 1#5?. and
juried in toe oiftce of the Hes
ter of Deeds for Cherokee County.
V C.. in Book 216. at page 6. and
btca^se of (..-fault iu the payment
cf Uie iiKieotediu'ss [hereby secured j
Liu1 failure to carry out and per- ,
form tilt- stipulations and agree
ment* therein contained and. pur
suant to demand of the owuer and
holder of the in< .'btedne&s secured
by sait deed of trust, the unde.sign
i j substitute trustee will expose for
.sale at public auction to the highusi
bidder for cash at tme usual place
oi' sale in LV- county court house of
Chertkee County, in the city of Mur
phy. N. C? at 12 o'clock, noon, on
N^jniay, the 30th day of November.
1!&', all that certain lot or parcel o.
land, si.uaV. lying and being in
Cherokee County. State of North ,
C arolina, and more particularly de- <
siribed as follows:
A part of tract 193 Cooper Prince
Grant No. 2664
Beginning on a rock at a point
along Goli'..-n Road and runs N33W78
fee: to a Queen Anna Tree in bank
For Sale
The following equipment will be sold
to the highest bidder on the Warehouse
platform on November 24, 1959. Where
is as is. 1 - 1959 Ford Pickup, Ms Ton.
Motor Number - F10V6A28292
This equipment may be inspected at
the office of Blue Ridge Electric Associa
tion building in Young Harris during
normal work hours. Blue Ridge Electric
resumes right to accept or reject any
and all bids on bid date.
What's The Score?
Fifty North Carolinians lost their
live* in boope ud farm acctdeaU
*a August, 1969 according to data
Just released by the PuMic Health
Sta:istics Section of the North Caro
lina State Board of Health.
The total for the first eight mon
ths of 1959 is 45# deaths. In 1968
during the first eight months of
the year the total from home and
farm mishaps was 529 deaths.
All accidents caused 1579 deaths
during the first eight months of
1969. Mo: or vehicle accidents caus
ed 780 deaths; home and farm acci
dents, 459 deaths; and all other j
accidents, 349 deaths. The accident
dtialh toil for the first eight months
of 1959 is slightly less than that for
the correspondng period in 1958
when all accidents claimed 1605
lives.
He! urns To Labrador
Airman third-class Tommy tiowse
left Sunday returning to Goose j
Bay, Labrador where he is assign
ed to duty.
of a creek; thence South 21 Wost J
along creek 140 fcjet to an iron
stake; thence South 85 East 60 feet
along creek to said Golden Road;
thence with said road North 3 East
135 ft.'t to beginning, containing
one acre more or less.
Being a part of land described in j
a <'.;ed dated February 24. 1928 from \
U. S. Ballew and Collie Ballow to J. |
J. Golden and registered June 25th,'
1934 in th? Office of the Register of i
Deeds for Cherokee County. North
Carolina in Book 107. page 173, ref- j
ence to which Is made for addition
al cVseription
The undersigrvd Substitute Trus
tee was appointed by instrument
duly recorded in th? office of the
Register of Deeds for said county
in Book 217, Plage 284.*
Subject to all prior liens and en
cumbrances and unpaid taxes and
assessments for paving, if any.
This 22 day of October, 1959.
days for upset bid as toy law re
quired.
W. FA1SON BARNES,
Substitute Trustee,
906 Johnston Building,
14-4tc Charlotte, N. C.
" POLYETHELENE "
The New Miracle Discovery For Permanent Contorl
Of Dampness And Fungus Under All Type Homes
And Busi ?ess.
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
CALL PESTROY EXTERMINATORS
Parker Bldg. Murphy, >. C.
PHONE VE 7 - 2612
We Have Several Satisfied Customers In This
Area. Names Furnished On Beguest.
? TELL ' ME
DO PEARLS ACTUALS/ MELT
IN VINEGAR?
Y1S.... IN STRONG VINEGAR "R4EV
DISSOLVE IN ABOUT 3 HOURS ! IF
FIRST PULVERIZED, A PEARL WILL
QUKKLV DISSOLVE AND EFFERVESCE MILDW.'j
DID MRS. O'LEARVS COW START
GREAT CHICAGO FlRc ?
NOT THERE Wfrs NO C'JCH AM?.V,R*.r
THE T7M.E WAS IHMPW2D 6"/ A RBTOfclVR
to oRAMPrnzE h;s story of tc nr?:
THE" exact cause remains
IN WHAT COUNTRV DO MEN DRESS
LIKE WOMEN... AND WOMEN DRESS __
LIKE MEN ?
IN ALBI^lft.Ttm/. AS 'lNTWE PAST....
THE MEN WECiR SKIRTS AND THtT
"WOMEN WEAR LONG TROUSERS .'
Does an pirPlAnz require less
gasoline ymen FLYIN<5 SLOWLY?
OHIttE
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AT MINIMUM f g ML*. .. f,!03tr POV/Ffi iC
RFXPUir.oOTO Rtf f.T fcoi&WSR RATE/
! Miss Jean Trull
Initiated Int%
Phi Mu Chi Beta
i
Miss Jean Trull Is among the
new pledges of Phi Mu Chi Beta
announced by Jacksonville State
I College, Jacksonville. Ala.
The annual banquet and initiat
ion for new members was held at
the Faculty Club Wednesday, Nov.
! 4- I
Phi Mu Chi Beta is an Honorary
Science Fraternity. Students to
who invitation are issued must
meet requirements of Scholarship,
leadership and character. ?
Jean is a 1957 graduate o f Mur
phy High School and is a member
of the junior class at the college.
Her major is Home Economics and
she is minoring in Sc|ence. She
is the daughter of Mrs. Ethel
Hert of Marble.
SAM Southeastern
Region Leaders
To Meet In Asheville
The Western North Carolina
Chapter of the Advancement of
Management will be host to the
annual Southeastern Regional
officers' meeting at The Manor,
Asheville, on the evening of Nov'
ember 13. Attending will be repre
sentatives from the Carolinas and
Tennessee, headed by Charles E.
McCurry, Vice President of the
Southeastern .Region of S. A. M.,
and an executive of Robertshaw
Fulton Controls Company of Knox
ville, Tennessee.
President of the host chapter,
James H. McDuffie of the General
Electric Outdood Lighting Center,
Hendersonville, announced that a
dinner party and business meeting
are planned. Edward F. Deacon of
Industrial Vending of Asheville is
in charge of arrangements.
"Bring A Guest" Day
To Be Held Sunday
?The Church of God oft VaHey
Street. Andrews, is conducting a
"SijaSay Sjhuol Enlargement
Campaign."
Sunday. Nov. 15, is "Bring A
C J.isV' i Day.
Meeting To Be Held
Bryson City Citizens who live in
the ten-county area comprising hee
i Fourteenth Highway Division will
have an oppentment to present road
it quests. pe it ions and problems 'o
Fourteenth Division highway per
sonnel at a public meeting here on
Wednesday, November 18.
Announcement of the hearing
DEADLINE FOR CUMWU)
AM: Nw ??<>Ti
Selective Board
Seeks Addresses
Of Local Me n
The local Selective Board Is try- j
lug to get Mo td*cfc with the j
io| towing men. Anyone knowing the
address ' Of tt. se men arp asked
to get in ccoOact with the board
or have them do so.
The 'Mat includes: Robert William
Akers, Howard F Swansoo. Robert
l.f Kerne*. William E. Chambers.
Glenn Lunsford, Earl Veaver,
James W. Allen, Don Franklin.
Arvel J. Totkerow, Arnold E# Dye,
Windle B. Raper. Jr? W. Ledford,
Homer C. Horn. James F. Heddeo,
Charles L. Brown, John B. Henson
Jr., Paul E. Craft, James H. Crisp
and Garr Hood.
Also, Claude Woody, Rotoct Mc
dure, William 0' Neil. Waidon
J. H. Johnson, Monrow BenKeld,
Joe B. Deaton,, Jess W. Hamb>
Claude Sudderth, Frank R( MaKln,
Earl J. MWg Hud K. Arp, Gwy
Earl J. Morgan, Hudis K. Arp, Gwyn
F. Dors.y, Fred Sneed Jr. James
A. Wilson. Robert Smith John
O. Kil patrick, Roscoe L. Craiwford.
Robert L. Dilliard, Clude D. Zervas,
Paul H. Walker, J Edwin A. Davidson,
Charles T. Owen Coleman, Charlif
Clark, Jatrcs R. Martin Lee J(
Lance, Henry Newton, William C.
Hughes, Charles Watson, M<art C.
Kamby , Gilbert Hickey Jr. James
C. Bates, George Candler Allen
and Charles H. Laney.
was made by Diviwon Engineer F.
L. Hutchison, who is in charge of
the hearing.
Ttvj Fourteenth Division is com
posed of the counties of Haywood.
;?nsyivaji?a, Henderson. IPoik,
Jackson. Mad in, Swain. Clay.
C. rah am and Cherokee. City and
lounty officials, along .with the
general public, ane invited to attend
lit meeting if they have road pro
blems which they fee) should re
ceive attention.
The hearing .will begin at 2 p. m.
on Wedrr-sday, November 18, at
the Swain County Courthouse.
The Fourteenth Highway Division
< onducts regular monthly public
hearings for the purpose of heaving
!.:ques:s and explaining the road
program to interested citizens.
MELA.NS
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One of the most diversified hunting areas ? where else '
can you "hunt" wild ponies in one section and wild
boar in another, to say nothing of bear, deer, quail,
turkey, dove, marsh hen, duck and geese in between?
Hunting in North Carolina means better living for both "?
natives and thousands of visitors annually. Of course,
hunting is controlled by laws according to season*
and limits in keeping with game protection, and good
< sportsmanship. ? ?
Another aspect of better living in North Carolina is the
"legal control" law covering the sale of beer and ale ? ,
which has been widely adopted throughout the.*UM in . a
the interest of temperance and moderation. ?,
SERVICES
GENERAL RSPAIR: Extra nam
added to ywr bamc aad dr.
coraiad. Paiatlag, inaide and
Mi. Super lor mL Boot*
*e paired. W? haadle MM*
MansviUe Roofing. Telephone
VE Mitt CIMm Hardware
and Auto Supply. Il-tfc
GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT AND j
NUTS. Write for Free Copy
Illustrated Fall Price Ltst. !
jffe ring large asaortroent j
Fruit Trees. Berry Plaoti !
Grape Viae*, Nut Tree* and |
Landscape Plant Material, j
Including Spring Flowering
Bulbs. Sales people wanted.
Waynesboro Nurseries,
Dept. N34. Waynesboro, Vir- i
ginia. 11-Htc
BOYS AND GIRLS: Did ypu kpow I
that money grows on trees? |
We are now buying walnuts {
Hulled and dried. Now is the ,
time M hull them out and
bri*g than to Stipes Produce |
Company H-3c
LOST: ONE FOX HOUND. Tan and
white. Last seen in W. N. C.
ar,:a.. If seen or beard of,
please contact C. H. Revfe.
Marble, N. C. Route 1, or
Phone VE 7 ? 2060, collect
lMtp
JOIN BLUB CROSS NOW at Special
rates, through the Farmers
federation. Hospital and
Surgical Benefits. Contact I
Don Ramsey, manager, or
call VE 7 - 2416 or VE 7 -2892
' . 15 - tfo
FOR ELECTRIC REPAIRS on
stoves, irons, fans etc. set
Bob MeCombs, next door to
the igwnwfajrirtmt dpce.
1 ' 15 - tfc
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF, TOYS.
New , had reduc.?d in 'price.
See Bob MeCorrfbs next door
to unemployment offirc. 15-tfc
LL KINDS OF ANGLE IRON,
from 1 in. to 4" cut to your
lengfcts. Truck b*i bottoms
smooth and diamond shape.
AH kind*' of Ornamental Iron
and floor columns. We have
H and % reinforced steel in
stock. -See Keye's Auto Parts,
Murphy, N. C. 16 - Stc
E BUY YOUR OLD SCRAP
IRON, and junk cars. Highest
Prices paid. Rave's Auto
Parts, Mun>hy, N. C. 16 - 3tc
Methodist Church
Announces
Oct Honor Roll
Sunday School Honor Roll of the
First Methodist Church has been
announced for October. The Honor
roll includes: nursery, Chyrl Size,
Coleman Breland. Mrs. W. B. John
son :and Mrs. Wayne Holland
kindergarten. Susan Batchett,
Melissa Breland. Mrs. Frank
Ferguson and Mrs. Duke Whitley;
primary I, Sharon Lochaby and
Mrs. Hugh Brittain; primary H,
Lonnie Brittain and Mrs. Clara
McCombs: primary I III, Penny
Smth, Denny Smith, Graham Bay
less and Miss Adella Meroney.
Also, junior IV, Summy Carter
and Ellen Davis; Junior V, Diane
Wllkens, Judy Quinn, Freddy
Lochaby and Tommy Clarke; jun
ior VI, Jane Brittain, Clary Jane
Ferguson, Dewey Johnson and
Ginger Mauney; Intermediates,
Judy Brittain, Gretchen Bruner,
Freddy Davis, Ann Lochaby, Tre
acy Nugent, James Sneed, Jane
Whitely aad Jerry Dickey.
Also, seniors, Dean Andetraon,
Kay Davidson, Eddie Ferguson,
? a -* - ?
?mm neoiiey, UUKM HOUltl. Phil
Mattox, Brenda Quins and Bobby
Weaver; coup lea claaa, Joyce Bra
land. Pauline Brittain, Mr*. Dob
Carter, Meri* DavU, Martha
Davit, Martha J. Hatchett, Florence I
HousU, WtoDda McDonald, Hay
Smith and Chrietine Smith; Hyatt
Bible Claaa. Mr*. NeU Davidaoo.
Mrs. Lula Faia. Mra. R. C. MaUox,
Mr* Padgett. Mri. V. Wllaoa, Mrs.
R. L. Aebury, Addle Leatherwood
and Mr*. W. P. Odum; Men'*
Bible Claaa. Paul Hyatt, Neal
Davldeoo. John ,W. Davidson
I Frank Mauney, Hugh Howard,
Roaooe WUklna, Nick Howell. Frank
Taylor, the "Rev. W. F, Elliott,
Howard Mar*n-. %<B J<**>n.
Hugh Brit tail..' A. 9 Itetdar, WiiU t
Coleman, the Har./IC T. Ho?ta,
, Boston Mctay. Jta jttrean aiM
Jerry Mf**/ K * J1
FOR KENT
FURNISHED APARTMENT, all
modern conveniences, private
hath. private entrant. \ two
bedroom*, ol or electric beat,
i r.-at rr aarmtilr Mrs. Mc
Call EUlott, Dial VE 7-7396. 14-3tp
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5 ROOMfjUR^fSHED home Elec-:
trie' stove and refrigerator.
I k F.xt -m CbeyroJt* garage.
Phone VE 7-2998. 14-3U:
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Cicely FURNISHED apartments
1 trt~< 511' fciawass^e Street; pri
; 'Ak katlr. heat, hot and cold
, watcf furnished. Contact Mrs
J. W. Dj.ir. VE 7-3167 or VE
7-2592. 14-3tc .
t PIRST F"LOOR, SMALL apartment
I ? with . lectric heat on Pcacli
j - tree Street. Call VE 7 - 2515
from 8 until 5 p. m. 15 ? 3tc
ONE THREE ROOM APARTMENT
alto one four room apartment
for rent. Furnished, private
entrance, conveniently loca . d
Call VE 7 -'2950 after 6 p. m
15 - tic
| FOR RENT: One Bedroom apart
ments. All Utilities furnish
ed. See Mrs. Raper at Mart
i>-? Murphy, N.C.
i
FURNISHED APARTMENT, also
three room tour.? for rent.
Beth on, P?i':h!U1r|e Street.
Also Oil Circulator for sale
In good condition. Call Mis.
C. I. Calhoun, VE 7 - 2098,
after 5 p. m. 16 - 3;c
ONE FIVE ROOM HOUSE, good
pasture. gartVn, and farm
land. Good spring water, on
gravel read. Wired for elec
tric range. Near church an1
school. Rent reasonabV. For
more information see, M. C.
OJDeB 112 HickKwy St.,
Murphy, N. C. or phona
VE 7 . 2801. 16 - 3tc
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HELP WANTED ,
FOR QUALITY personalized
Christmas C a r d s of any
description, it's The Cherokee
Scout. Place your order now.
It's laVir than you think.
Telephone VE 7-2222.
WANTED TO BUY: Black Walnuts
dried and hulled. Also Ker
nels. Hi.-i'V-st Cash prices
paid. Farmers Federation,
ViE 7- 2416. Murphy North
Carolina. IS ? tfc
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IMMEDIATE
OPENING
For young lady age 21 - 33
Must be experienced In typing
dictation and references in de
tail should be in own hand writc
Uig. Reply to P. O. Box 338, Young
Harris, Georgia.
E. C. MOORE
JEWELERS
Sec
THE NEW
BULOVAS
Expert Watch
Repair
By A
Graduate
Watch Maker
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Your honeymoon may be long ?
Cat. but "the little woman" will
* you all the mote if you give
her a North American Van Linea
"Wife- Approved" move to your
aew hOiA? Call ua for FREE
nlimatt (Your afrocy name,
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Sl?L *M? .MjIU'UY, N. <k
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FOR SALE |
WE NOW HAVE new radios tor
) 16 96. Also uaed televisions great
ly reduced In prices. These
TV's are completely rebuilt
and some have new picture
tubes. Call us far may of your
TV or electrical repairs, or
antenna inflation. Hughes
Television Service, VE 7
2064, Murphy, N. C. U-Stc
FOR SALE. Planting time is here.
Write for free copy 56 - pg.
planting guide eatalife In
color and special Fall price
list offered by Virginia's lar
gest growers oi fruit trees,
nut trees, berry plats, grape
vines and landscape plant
material. Salespeople wanted.
? Waynesboro Nurseries. Dept.
N 24, Waynesboro, Virginia.
IS . 4tc
FOR SALE OR RENT: Twrfw
room boap-tfcng house. Two
and one half baths. Partly
furnished. One Mock from
main St. Phone VE 7 - 2498,
or see Mrs. MfcTtle Hubbard.
15 ? 3tp
FOR SALE: Apartment Size Ele
ctric Stove. Price $30.00.
Call VE 7- 3312 or see at
Sudderth Welding Shop, Mur
phy, N. C. 15 - 3tc
; STEP LADDER, Good Saw, Cross
cut saw, plain kitchen chairs,
Several large wooden packing
boxes. Coll VE 7 - 2352 15 - tfc
HALLMARK CHRISTMAS CARDS,
Plain and personalized. GIFT
WRAPS: The added touch
that means so much. Make
your selections early. Murphy
Electrical Shop> Phone VE
7 - 2530. 15 - Stc
A COOD 20 INCH bowl furnace.
Used one winter. Hot air pipes
and thermostat. Will sell reas
onably. H interested call VE
7-2801 or see M. C. O'Deil,
112 Hickory Street. 14-3 be
14 ACRES OF LAND. One and a
half miles west of Hayesville
on new Murphy highway. AU
under fence. Good spring,
near beautiful location for
dwelling. See Silvey Penland,
Box 71, Hayesville, N. C.
14-Stp
3 LOTS AND SIX Room house with
bath; on corner lot located
in Andrews, N. C. Contact
Claude Hurt, Andrews, N. C.
14-3tp
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FOR SALE
One good Fat Mule with new
Harness ($90.00) Practically new
Wagon, With Bed and Spring Seat,
with Boframcs ready to go. Will
trade or Sell. Phone VE 7 - 2498.
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REALESTATE
WANTED
S. 10. 20 ACRE TRACTS OF
LAND-WOODED. WITH OR WITH- J
OUT WATER ON GOOD ___
WAY OR SECONDARY ROAD.
IF YOU HAVE LAND TO SELLl
COME BY AND SEE U8.