ea NOTICE
CAROLINA
IOKEE COUNTY
e undersigned. haviu
tied as Attoiinistracrix of
state of Ernest Graham,
isad. late of Cherokee
ty. (his is to oodfy all
ins having claims against
estate to present them
? undersigned^ at R(. 4
hy, N. C? on or before
th day o( December. 1%1
is notice will be pleaded
r o I their recovery. All
mis Indebted to *aid es
?rilt please make immed
pavment to the under
d at Rt. 4, Murphy, N,
is 29 day of November
A GRAHAM
I. Murphy, N. ( .
LEGAL NOTICE
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
NDER AND BY VIRTUE of
power and authority con
ed in that certain deed of
t executed and delivered
mogene Haney and record -
n the office of the Register
eeds for CherokeeCounty,
C? in Bood 216, at page
and because of default in
payment of the in
tedness thereby secured
failure to carry out and
form the stipulations and
eements therein con
ted and, pursuant to demand
he owner and holder of the
cbtedness secured by said
d of trust, the undersigned
?tee will expose for sale
?ubtic auction to the highest
Jer'Tor" cash at the usual
ce of sale in the county
irthouse of Cherokee
mty. In the city of Murphy,
C.. at 12 o'clock, noon, on
20th day of J anuary, 1961,
that certain lot or parcel
land, situate, lying and be
lli Cherokee County, State
Jorth Carolina, and more
tfcularly described as fol
s: Beginning at a white
?tump, the Northeast cor
of FredHolloways land and
is with the South bank of the
country road 286 feet to a
:k, ViasonPostell's comer;
nee southeast with his line
I feet to the N?fitahala
wer. and Light Co.'s line
are an Iron pipe Is driven
the ground; .thence South
was cut out to be a
lus. . .unfortunately some
y forgot to put die pieces
aher.
SNEEZING?
pO THIS QUICK I
takes' just ONE HOUR to
BQ-6. Take two tablets
3 white, one brown) each
hour until 3 doses are
?n. Then In another half
*, If not pleased, get your
back at any drug store,
lay at Mauney Drug Store,
LEGAL Nona
w?*t with power company's
Um SW feet 10 ? rock awl
wire tone* on Mp of the ridge;
(hence Northwest with the
meanders at the nc%e and
(?nee 461 feel to a while oak
I lump and Iron pipe on the bank
at the road; thence Mm fcaaat
72 feet with Fred Holioways
line to an Iron pipe; thence
Northweet with Fred HoUo
waye line 231 feat ?o the be
ginning, containing S acres,
more or leaa.Thl* being a part
o i Tract No. 7S In District No.
7 In Valley town Township, and
being the lands described in
deed dated November 21, 1950,
from O. L. Anderson. Trustee,
to Frank Laney, registered
in Book 177, Page 218, Chero
kee County Registry.
Subject to unpaid taxes and
liens if any.
This sale will be held open
ten days for upset bid as by
law required.
This 17th day of December,
1960.
Daniel J . Walton, Trustee
Wayne M. Brendle, Attorney
104 Latta Arcade,
Charlotte, North Carolina
22-4tc
LEGAL NOTICE;
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Surviv
ing Parmer of the partner
ship of Farmer Brothers,
which was dissolved on Oct
ober 6,' 1960. on account of
the death of Chester Farmer,
one of the partners, this is
to notify all persons having
claims against Said partner
ship to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Route 3, Mur
phy, N. C? on or before the
29th day of December. 1961,
or this notice will be pleaded
in bar <$ their recovery. All
persons indebted to said part
nership will please made im
mediate payment.
This the 22nd day of De .em
ber. 1960.
Winston Fanner,
Surviving Parmer
22-4 tc
LEGAL NOTICE
CHEROKEE COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
NOTICE OF RESALE
Under and by virtue of an
Order of the Superior Court
of Cherokee County, North
Carolina, made and entered
In die action entitled
"Cherokee County -vs- Marg
aret Lovell Baker", the under
signed Commissioner will on
the 16th day of January, 1961,
offer for resale and resell for
cash, to the last and highest
bidder at public auction, at
the Courthouse door lnChero
kee County, North Carolina,
In Murphy at 12 o'clock, noon,
the following described real
estate, lying an'dbeinglnShoal
Creek Township, State andCo
unty aforesaid, and more par
ticularly described as follows:
LEGAL NOTICE
FIRST TRACT: It being in"
Shoal Croak Township. Dis
trict No. 8, and on the watrrs
of Turtleeown Cml.
BEGINNING aa ? pine oa
the North Carolina and Ten
nessee Slate Llia running
tha San line to a rock cor
ner; thence an East direction
to an old road on top of tha
ridge; thence running tha rood
to a pine corner and then nai
ling from the pine corner
to a rock corner known as (he
O?onby Stuart corner thence
with a conditional line from
the rock corner to a double
chestnut; then from the double
chestnut to the pine corner,
the Beginning corner, con
taining 80 acres, more or less,
with the herldl laments and
appurtenances thereto apper
taining. hereby releasing all
claims to homestead and dower
therein; which was conveyed R>
As tor Baker and Etta Baker,
by Deed of D. Mickens, dated
November 8, 1944, registered
in Book No. 151, page 223 in
the Register's Office of
Cherokee County, North Car
olina.
Being the same land de
scribed in and conveyed by
Deed. dated February 6, 1946.
from Astor Baker and wife,
Etta Baker to T. M. Baker
and wife. MargaretBaker, and
registered In the Office of the
Register of Deeds for Chero
kee County. North Carolina,
in Deed Book 152 at page
391, reference to which Deed
is hereby made for greater
certainty of description.
SECOND TRACT: Adjoin
ing the lands of T. M. Baker,
Will Dockery, Clint Louder
milk, Ernest Weaver, and oth
ers, and bounded as follows,
viz;
In Shoal Creek Township,
on the waters of Turtletown
Creek. BEGINNING on a rock
on top of a hill and on an
old road and by a fence at
some bars, and runs aboutdue
East to the Stuart Heirs Line
(now Will Dockery) to a rock
corner; thence due North with
the said line to a rock, it
being the corner of the Stu
art Heirs Line: then still with
said line due East to a rock,
the same being a corner of
Richard Stuart's land; then a
North course to a- rock on W.
C. Borings line; thence West
with the said Borings line to
a rock on S. A. Stiles (now
T. M. Baker) line, this being
a condition corner between
L. E. Burger (now T. M.Bak
er) and S. A. Stiles (now T.
M. Baker); thence a South
course with an old road, this '
being a conditional line be
tween L. E. Burger (now TM.
Baker) and S. A. Sdles (now
T. M. Baker) to the Beginning
corner, containing 40 acres
more or less.
Being the same land des
cribed in j deed from W. C.
Boring and wife, M. T. Bor
ing, to RlchatV Stuart, dated
January 8th, 1921, and re
corded in Office of Regis
ter of Deeds of Cherokee
County, In Boot No. 102, Page
430, reference to which is
I
MURPHY READY-MIX CONCRETE CO.
NOW OPEN
Savo Tine, Labor, Money
YE 7-3506
LEGAL NOT ICC
hereby made.
Being the nine laad d?
scnijcd In tad conveyed by
Deed, dated February 17. 1947,
from J. R. Stuart and wife.
Amanda Stuart. aT.tl. Bak
ar and wife. Margaret Bafcar.
and registered ta tha 001c*
it tha RafUar o I Daadi for
Cherokee County, North Car
olina, in Daad Book 160, at
page reference to which
daad l? hereby made for great
er certainty of description.
THIRD TRACT: Adjoining
the landa o t Henry Dockery,
Mat Owenby and Ellzabeih Stu
art and others, and bounded
as follows, vis
BEGINNING on a rock,
thence South wtth Stuarts line
to double White Oak. thence
e West direction with Mat
Owenby's line to a White Oak
Bush W direction a conditional
line to a Willow corner near
the spring, thence SW dir
ection with Mat Owenby's line
to top of a ridge, to White
Oak a conditional corner;
thence NW with the meanders
of a ridge to a DoUbie Black
Oak a West direction with
Powell's line to the State line
to a pine; thence a North di
rection with the State Una to a
pine corner, thence E. with
Mat Owenby's line to a Tur
key Oak corner, thence NE a
straight conditional line to
the Beginning comer, contain
ing 40 acres, more or less.
IT IS THE INTENTION OF
First parties to convey to
Second Parties all of their
right, title and Interest In
and to the above described
land which they now own or
may hereafter acquire, in
cluding any Interest they may
Inherit from Margaret Jose
phine Powell.
DCing Die same iwiu ue
scribed In and conveyed by
Deed, dated January 13, 1948,
from J. H. Powell and wife,
Icie Powell, L. C. Powell and
wife, Aldl Powell, A. F. Pow
ell and wife, Bonnie Pow
ellj and W. E. Powell and
wife, Ellie Powell, to Tom
Baker and wife, Margaret
Baker, and registered in the
Office of the Register of Deeds
for Cherokee County. North
Carolina, In Deed Book 166,
at page 9, reference to which !
Deed is hereby made for
greater certainty of descript- ,
ion. i
FOURTH TRACT; Adjoin- ,
ing the lands of J. M. Clark ]
Heirs, Ed Painter, W. F. .
Dockery, and others and
hounded as follows, viz:
In Shoal Creek Township,
BEGINNING on a beech tree <
near the branch, being a cor- '
ner common to thePowell land,
J. M. Clark landandthePaint
er land, and runs Northeast
to a dogwood tree near a
ditch; thence a West course
with said ditch to a poplar i
tree on top of the hill, near
the puhllc road; thence In a
South direction with the
meanders of said public road
to a red oak stump, corner
of the Powell land and the J.
M. Clark land; thence adlrect
line to the Beginning, contain
ing 25 acres, more or less.
Being the same land de
scribed In and conveyed by
Deed, dated November 16,
1946, from Clate Brown and
wife, A dell Brown, to T. M.
Baker and wife, MargaretBak
er. and registered in the Of
fice of the Register of Deeds
for Cherokee County, North
Carolina, in Deed Book 159,
at page 312, reference to which
deed is hereby made for great
er certainty of description.
This is a resale of the
above-described property, a
previous sale having been held
on the 16th day of December,
1960. under and by virtue of
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IfMl NOTICE
an Order of AaS^nrtor Court
of Cherokee County, North
Carolina, mad* aad eotered
la tbc above-aotlded action,
and aa Increased bid having
been dirfy ftlad Within die a me
allowed by law. Ai id the first
three tracts of land described
above, Kitting will start at
5L310.00. which is the amount
of the increased, lad. As ?
the tract o f land designated
above as "FOURTH TRACT"
bidding will start at $173.00,
which is the aooiBt at the
Inrrninrl bid.
This the 29th day of De
cember. 1960.
L.L.MASON, JR.
COMMISSIONER
LEGAL NOTICE
CHEROKEE COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
NOTICE, OF RESALE
Under and by virtue of an
Order of the Superior Court
of Cherokee County, North
Carolina, made and entered
In the action entitled "Chero
kee County, -vs- Candace B.
Crisp," the undersigned Com
missioner will on the 16th day
of January. 1961, offer for re
sale and resell for cash, to the
last and highest bidder at pub
lic auction, at the Courthouse
door in Cherokee County,
North Carolina, In Murphy
?t 12 o'clock, noon, the fol
lowing described real estate
lying and being in Murphy
Township, State and County
aforesaid, and more partic
ularly described as follows:
Part of Tract No. 3664 In
District No. 3, in Murphy
Township, on the waters of
Little Brasstown Creek, BE
GINNING on a small Chest
nut Oak on top of the mount
ain. thence North to a
Chestnut; thence Wg$t to a
Spanish Oak on" top of the
ridge, thence Southwest with
top of ridge to a small Span
ish Oak; thence South to a
Hickory' on top of the Mount
ain; thence East to the Be
ginning corner, containing SO
acres, more or less.
Being lands described in a
Deed from Hugh Tabor, Trust
ee, to Nancy D. Wilmuth, dated
J uly 25th, .1924, registered in
Office Register of Deeds,
Cherokee County, In Deed
Book 83. at page 465, on J uly
HSth, 1924, reference to which
is hereby made for a more
full description, and being the
lands which were devised to
>usie Fleming by Dovie. N.
Wilmuth who is same person
as Nancy D. Wilmuth by Will
duly of record in the Office
of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Cherokee County,
North Carolina, In Will Book
"C" at page 213.
Being the same lands as de
scribed in and conveyed by a
Deed, dated October 29, 1945,
from Susie Fleming, widow,
to W. O, Crisp and wife. Can
dace Crisp, and registered in
the Office of the Register of
Deeds of Cherokee County,
North Carolina, in Deed Book
155 at page 130, reference to
which Deed is hereby made
for greater certainty of de
scription.
This is a resale of die
above-described property, a
previous sale having been held
on the 15th day of December,
1960, under and by virtue of
an Order of the Superior
Court of Cherokee County,
North Carolina, made and ent
ered In the above-entitled ac
tion, and an increased bid hav
ing been duly filed within the
time allowed by law. Bidding
will start at $357.50, which Is
die amount of the increased
bid.
This the 29th day of
December, 1960.
L.L. MASON. JR.
COMMISSIONER
23-2tc
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF CHANGE
OF OWNERSHIP
Notice Is hereby given that
on the 31st day of December.
I960, W. E. HAMPTON k
COMPANY, INC., a Georgia '
corporation sold and trans
ferred the whole of the stock
or merchandise, including the
inventory and accounts rece
ivable, of a certain business
in the Townof Murphy, Chero
kee County, North Carolina,
situate atl04PeachtreeStreet,
and known as Hampton Hard
ware ii Supply Company to
Marvin L. Hampton and Grace
Ramsey Hampton; that the said
Marvin L. Hampton and Grace
Ramsey Hampton are now the
owners of said business in
cluding accounts receivable
and the said W. E, Hampton
and Company, Inc., no longer
has any connection with said
business.
This 9th day of January,
1960.
W. E. HAMPTON It
COMPANY, INC.
24-2tc
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
January 9. IMt
Harry N. A wood
Suit Rural Station
Murphy, North Carolina
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
that by raaaon at your default
In tha payment of certain mon
eys due under. a CHATTEL
MORTACp, executed by you
on or about Aufuat 28. 1959,
the undersigned will sell at
public auction through MdCe
ever k Edwards, repraaan
tadves of Stat* Bank of Al
bany, Albany. New York., at
the County Jail In Murphy,
N. C? on the 31st day of Jan
uary, 1961, at 12 noon tha fol
lowing property:
To satisfy a balance due of
$2161.60, plus interest to date
of sale, together with any
legldmate expenses Incurred
in the repossession of this
prooertv. PLEASE TAKE
FURTHER NOTICE, that if
proceeds of the sale are not
sufficient to defray expenses
of retaking, keeping and stor
ing, and the balance due upon
the Chattel Mortage you will
be held liable for the defi
ciency due thereunder.
We reserve tt^e right to bid
on the property,
STATE BANK OF ALBANY
Time Sales Dept.
By McKeever L Edwards.
24-2tc
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority contain
ed in that certain chattel mor
tgage dated August 28, 1959,
and executed by HARRY N.
ATWOOD to THE STATE
BANK OF ALBANY, and be
cause of default in the pay
ment of the indebtedness,
thereby secured and failure
to carry out and perform the
stipulations and agreements
therein contained, I will
sell at public auction for cash
?on the steps of the Cherokee
County Jail at 12:00 noon on
January 31, 1961, the follow
ing described personal pro
perty:
One Dodge Automobile, 1959
4-door Suburban, Model #379,
8 Cylinders, Motor #ML 361?
86250. Serial #M372-U4706.
The above automobile may
be inspected by prospective
purchasers where it is located
in the parking lot at the rear *
of the jail. ?
This the 9th day of January,
1961.
STATE BANK OF ALBANY,
Mortgagee
By McKeever & Edwards
Attorneys
24-2tc
The most trifling actions that
affect a man's credit are to
be regarded. The sound of your
hammer at five in the morning
or nine at night, heard by a
creditor, makes him easier six
months longer; but if he sees
you at a billard table, or hears
your voice at a tavern when you
should be at work, he sends
for his money the next day.
- Ben Franklin
Creditors have better memor
ies than debtors. They are a
superstitous sect, and great
observers of setdays and times.
- Ben Franklin
WlnUr Adult
Trato-Ttchnlcal
Classes To Start
lUflamtioii for winter a
dull trad* and technical ciaa
aaa will gat undar way on
Monday and Tuesday nights,
January M and 17, at 7s00
p.m. In tha Lee H. Edwarda
High School Vocational Build
ing, Ashe villa. Raaldanta of
North Carolina sixteen years
of a(* or older who are not
enrolled in tha public achoola
are eligible to attend. The
course* are free except for
? nominal fee charged for the
cost of anjpllee and use of
equipment. Information on
these courses may be obtain
ed from Thomas W. Simpson,
Director of the Industrial Edu
cation Center, whose office is
on the eighth floor of the City
Building, telephone AL 4-4300,
These classes will be trans
ferred to the new Industrial
Education Center on Victoria
Road as soon as these faci
lities are available.
Courses to be offered are:
MACHINE SHOP - a 1080
hour certificate course which
is approved for veterans train
ing. This class meets on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday nights, 6:30 to 10:15
p.m. It Is open to any indi
vidual who desire to become
a machine operator or mach
inist. Register January 16 at
7:30 p.m. Related machine
theory and shop practice, Mr.
William E. Black andMr.Earl
Elliott are instructors.
BASIC ELECTRONICS TE
CHNOLOGY - a three month
beginning course in electro
nics covering basic electron
theory, circuit components,
vacuum tubes, amplifiers, and
complex circuitry. Meets on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
day, and Thursday nights from
6:30 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. Lec
ture and laboratory work. Ap
proved for veterans training.
Register January 16 at 7:00
p.m. Mr. Steve Creasman and
Mr, Daniel Burns are instruct
ors.
ELECTRONICS TECHNO
LOGY, Second Quarter - any
student who has had current,
voltage, power, series and
parallel, D, C. circuits, and
fundamentals of A. C. is eli
gible to enroll. Class meets
on Monday, Tuesday, Wed
nesday, and Thursday nights
from 6:30 to 10:15 p.m. Lec
ture and laboratory work. Ap
proved for veterans training.
Register January 16 at 7:00
p.m. Mr. Steve Creasman: and
Mr. Daniel Burns are the
nstructors.
ELECTRICAL APPREN
TICE RELATED - a 144 hour
certificate class which meets
on Tuesday and Thursday from
7:00 to 9:30 p.m. This class is
designed to provide the related
theory for trainees in the elec
trical field. Register for this
class January 17 at 7:00 p.m.
Mr. Bynum Reese is the in
structor.
ELECTRICAL CODE CLASS
- 50 hour class for electric
ians. Meets on Tuesday and
Thursday nights, 7:00 to 9:30
p.m. Textbook Is American
Standard Electrical Code man
ual. Register January 17 at
7:00 p.m. Mr. Charles Gud
ger. City Electrical Inspector,
is instructor.
SHEET METAL LAYOUT -
50 Hour course which meets ;
on Tuesday and Thursday *?
ASC Km
By L. L. Klmlbury
County Office Manager
la those irMi where nil
fertility and organic miiar
make (hiiMof alfalfa mm
adoaabie, sericee leapedara
?how* promt a* aa (he long
lived perennial . legune. Soma
of cha beat aiaads were oa
slopes where eroalon had
taken 3 to 6 laches of tap
soil.
Serlcea makes little or no
growth the drat year. After
that, a hay crop and a aeed
crop or two hay crope may'
be removed each year. Hay
ylelda are one to (our tana
a year If cut when 12 to 14
lnchea tall. Total prxmln la
the hay runs about 13 per
cent compared with about
IS percent for Alfalfa. Seed
ylelda vary from 200 to 500
poinds an acre. Aa a hay
crop, Serlcea has the ad
vantage of curing much more
rapidly than other legumes
crops harvested In the spring.
Usually It can be cut one
morning and raked In the after
noon and baled the following
morning.
The fertilizer requirements
ire the same for Serlcea as
for common lespedezas or
other forage crops. Lime,
phosphate and potash should
be applied according to soil
test. Good stands result from
Inoculated, scarified seed
broadcast at 35 pounds per
acre on a good cultlpacked
seedbed. Spring planting pro
vides a conservation reserve
cover.
The Cherokee County ACP
vendors will get this seed for
you In plenty of time. How
ever, I don't know of any of
them that have been caning
It In stock In previous year*.
Veteran's Corner
Q - I haven't received my
nsurance premium notice en
velopes from the VA. What
should I do aboutthepayments?
A -By all means, keep send- .
Ing the premiums Into the same
VA office when they become
due, just as you have In the
past. But be sure to Include
your full name, address, and
your insurance number. Yoa
will find that on your policy.
It will help jo identify your'
payment.
Q - I am the widow of a
recently deceased World War
11 veteran. He never used his
entitlement for a GI loan. Am
I eligible for this benefit?
A - Only those unremarried
widows of World War II and
Korean veterans who died In ?
service or, following service,
died as a result of a service
connected disability are eli
gible for GI home benefits.
lights from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.
Advanced course to cover tri
ingulatlon and simplified trl
inguladon methods. Register
tanuary 17 at 7:00 p.m. Mr.
iherman Phillips, Instructor.
SLIDE RULE MATHE
MATICS - 40 clock hour class
or those Interested in be
aming proficient In solving
nathematlcal problems with
i slide rule. Meets on Tues
iay and Thursday nights from
':00 to 9:30 p.m. Register
'anuary 17 at 7:00 p.m. Mr.
Ienate McNeely, instructor.
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