Lr:.CAL :DYL2JlZ:
1.211ZZ CF SALE
Carolina,
I : t County.
WHEREAS, power of sale was
vcstrd in the undersigned .Trustee
by deed of trust executed by K. S.
Oliver and wife, R. Pauline Oliver,
dated T'anuarv 19." 1931. and reg
istered in the. office of the Retris-
sr or ucens tnr Mam I nuntv in
.MVtgage Book 31, page 394, and
default having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness se-
I cured thereby, and the holder of
the note having demanded that the
. undersigneds Trustee iexercise 4he
power of sale in him vested,.
I will, therefore; by virtue of the
power of sale in said deed of trust,
on Monday, February 29, 1932, at
; 12:00 o'clock '-noon, sell at the
courthouse door in Franklin, North
. Carolina, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash ; the fol
' lowing described -property :
' ' Beginning at an iron stake on
the South side of Highway, No. 28
in the West line of the J. L. Moore
, lands and ' runs West with the
South side of Highway No. 28 474
i feet to a stake 6 feet East of
Zoellner's '' NE corner, then South
and .6 feet East of Zoellner's' line
72 feet, to a stake in the old toad
and in J. L. Moore's' line; - then
East with! old', road and Moore's
e 474 feet to a stake in Moore s
linKen North 120 feet to the
beginning. ' - " ' '
This the. 27th day "of January,
1932. -
t. S. JONES, Trustee.
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. . 1 - NOTICE
, North Carolina, - J
Macon County,
, '. ' WHEREAS, power of sale was
vested in the undersigned trustee
- by deed of trust from W." J. Zach-
ary and wife, "Maria Zachary, to
.vGeorge B. Patton, Trustee,: dated
November 21, 1929, and registered
r-the -office of the. Register of
Deeds for Macon County in Record
.. f ,trricTlcri nt FippHa of TrilSt
. VI Avxw. .
- No. 32, page 126, to secure "the
payment of three notes of even
date with said deed of trust, pay
able to R. S. Jones and R. D. Sisk,
Receivers, said notes aggregating
" $6,000.00, due and payable, $1200.00
on November 18, 1930; $2400.00 on
November 18, 1931 r and $2400.00 on
November : 18, 1932, ith interest
from date at six per cent annum,
payable-annually," and said deed -of
trust and notes stipulating that in
case detauit should oe maae m me
payment -of the first note, or in
Imainder of said notes should at
(once become due and payable,
hatever might be' the date of ma-
yaurity expressed therein, and where
"as'the first of . said notes has not
the interest thereon," the remainder
of said notes,, with interest there
on, are therefore, declared to be
due and payable and ,the holders
, having requested the undersigned
trustee to excrcisethe power vest
' ed in, him by said deed of trust:
-1 will, therefore, by virtue of the
. r . power of sale by said deed o( trust
in me vested, on Monday, the 14th
day' of March.' 1932. at twel
o'clock, noon, sell at the courthouse
door in -Franklin, N. C, at public
auction to the highest bidder for
' cash the following described prop-
" - rty: '---'" . '- , '.t
All the lands described in a deed
from W. J. , Zachary and wife,
' Maria B. Zachary to Trimont Park,
Inc., dated June 1, 1926, and re
corded in the office of, the Regis
ter of. Deeds for Macon County,
in Dook N-4, of Deeds, page 337,
and nioi'C particularly described as
follcws: ,'
Tract 1. Being all the lands con
veyed by deed by John P. Jones
and wife to Wiley Zachary, dated
January 31, 1925, said deed being
recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds for , Macon county in
Book J-4, page 459, said tract con
taining, approximately 360 acres, to
which deed and record reference is
hereby made for a complete de
scription of same.
Tract. 2. All the lands conveyed
by leed by W. B. McGuire and
wife, to W. J. Zachary, Said deed
dated November 28, 1924, and re
corded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Macon County,
in Book J-4, page 473, to which
deed and record, reference is here
by made for a complete descrip
tion, said tract containing approx
imately 800 acres.,
Tract 3. All the lands conveyed
by deed from M. D. Billings and
wife to W. J. Zachary, said ,deed
bearing date of December 17, 1918,
and recorded in the office . of the
Register of Deeds for.Macon Coun
ty,, in Book E-4, page 78, to which
deed ,and record-reference is here
by made for a complete descrip
tion, said tract containing approx
imately 75 acres,
This February 9th, 1932..
GEORGE B. PATTON, Trustee.
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North 16 dcg. 30' East 30 poles to
the beginnings containing 172.5
acres, more or, less,, according to
survey 'of W. J. Jenkins, surveyor
of May ,20, 1926. -,;. .
Being the ' land conveyed to C
B. Woody ; by G".i,W. Parrish and
wife, E. J. Parrish, by deed dated
thef- 3rd day of 1 November, 1900,
and recorded 'in. the office of the
Register . of Deeds for. Macon
County in Book VV, page 268, j
which- is also Stat Grant No.
13173 and is recorded in said Reg
ister's Office in Book HH, pages
4-7, V " .v : .
Being also the land conveyed to
C. B. Woody" by State Grant No.
1 7934 which Grant . -i s recorded in
said Register's office in Book Q-3,
page: 127.;v yu. ;.'.,;:'. -
Being also a portion of the land
conveyed by State Grant No.
12642 to C. B. Woody which Grant
is recorded in said Register s ottice
in Book ' FF, page 301, to ' all of
which reference is hereby made.
This the 29th day of January,
1932.
;. R. S. JONES, Trustee.
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BAYERASPIRIN
is always SAFE
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina,
Macon County.
WHEREAS, power of sale was
vested in the undersigned Trustee
by deed of trust from C. B. Woody
and wife, Ruemma Arcella Woody,
Maude Woody Breedlove, Emaune
Woody, Manliff Woody td R. S.
Jones, Trustee, dated August 20,
1929, and registered in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Macon
County in book No. 32, page 10,
to secure the payment of Five
Hundred - ($500.) Dollars; and
whereas, default has bden made in
the payment of said sum, and the
owner of said indebtedness having
demanded the said Trustee to exer
rise the power of sale in him vest
ed: '..
I will, therefore, by virtue of the
power of sale by said deed of trust
in me vested, on Tuesday, the first
day .of March, 1932, sell at the
courthouse door at Franklin, North
Carolina, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described property:' '
Beginning at a black oak corner
in the old Creenenberg line, now
the Government line, South side of
Turkey Knob not far from the
Battles, it being the beginning corn
er of State" Grant -Na -13473 and
runs with the Government lines as
follows: North 16 degT 30" East
184 poles to Government stake in
flat at head of small branch
thence North 1 dee. West 126
poles to a Spanish oak corner on
top of ridge. Government corner
thence South 88 deg. 30" East 56
poles to . Government corner
thence South 16 deg. 30 East 56
poles to Government stake; thence
South iideg. 30" West 55 pole
to Government stake at rocK
thence South 33 deg. 30' East 152
poles to a hickory or stake in old
Government line; thence with the
Creenenberg or Government line
South 33 dcg. 30' East 28 poles to
a stake ; Government corner ; thence
South 33 deg. 30' East 35 pole
'' to a stake in the painted Govern
-: . . . . ii
ment line on the ridge near an oiuj
road: thence South 63 dcg. West
46 poles to a chestnut Government
corner; thence South 3.5 West 16
coles to a Government stake
thence North 35 West 54 poles to
a Government stake oji the moun
tain : thence South 58 deg. 30' Wes
148 poles to a Government stake
irrnn ton of mountain ; thence
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina,',.
Macon County. -
By virtue of the power of sale
vested in the undersigned com
missioner under authority of the
Deed of Trust executed by George
T.. Parrish and wife, Beulah E.
Parrish, said Deed of , Trust bear
ing date the 13th day ,of August,
1930, and registered in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Ma
con county in book No. 31, page
338, to secure certain indebtedness
in said Deed of Trust set forth, to
le Bank of Franklin, and default
having been made in the payment
thereof, and demand having been
made upon the undersigned trustee
to exercise the power of sale in
said truste vested under the terms
of said Deed of Trust:
I will, therefore, on Monday, the
7th day of March. 1932, at 12
o'clock noon, at the Court House
Door in the Town of Franklin,
North Carolina, sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash
the following described property :
In Burnihgtown Township, "what
is commonly and generally known
as the -George T. Parrish and Beu
lah E. Parrish home place on which
they now live, containing 160 acres
more or less, and icing all the land
described in a deed from N. H.
Parrish and wife to George T. Par
rish and wife Beulah E. Parrish,
dated March 5, 1895, and recorded
in the office of Register of Deeds
for Macon County, North Carolina
in Book FF of Deeds, page 1?
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
the court and that within en days
thereafter was raised the - Sum of
10 per cent as by law provided, and
the court having made an.-order to
the undersigned trustee to resell. .
Now, Therefore, under and "by
virtue of the power of sale con
tained in a certain deed of trust
executed by W... H. Young and
Nancy Young, his "wife, to W. R.j
Sherrill, Trustee, for Frank Hyatt,
on the 17th" day of 1931, which deed
of trust is duly recorded in Book
32 at page 246, in the office of the
Register of, Deeds of Macon Coun
ty, North .Carolina, and default
having been made in. the payment
of the indebtedness, secured there
by, and the holder of the note hav
ing directed the said deed of trust
be foreclosed, and an order of re
sale' having been made by ; the
court ; the undgrsigned will offer
for sale and resell to the highest
bidder for cash, at fhe Court House
Door " in the Town of Franklin,
Macon Co.; N. C. on Saturday,
the 27th day of February, 1932, at
Noon, to satisfy said debt, interest
and cost of sale the following de
scribed tract of land:'
Situate, lying and being in Mill-
shoal Township, Macon County,
North Carolina, and bounded on
the North by the lands of Herman
Dean ; on the East by the lands
of Frank Crisp; on the South' by
the lands of J. W. Berry; and on
the West by the lands of R. L.
Fish, and containing 40 acres more
or less. ;
This the Uth day of February,
1932.
W. R. SHERRILL, Trustee.
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J. O.U. A. M. NEWS
CORRAL
Edited by
JOHN W. EDWARDS
Also the land described in a Deed
frenrj. R. Guyer, et al, to' George
Parrislv which deed is duly re
corded in the office of Register
of Deeds for Macon County, North
Carolina, in Book E-4, page 293, to
both Of which deeds as so recorded
reference is hereby, made . for, a
more complete and definite descrip
tion of the land hereby conveyed.
this ord day ot febrnary,-
C. F.. MOODY,' Trustee,
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NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina, (
Macon County.
In tha Superior Court.
Luther Young
' vs. ,
The Heirs at Law of Fannie
Loudermilk, , Deceased, WHOSE
names and addresses are unknown,
and all other persons, firms or
corporations claiming any interest
in the subject matter of this ac
tion.
Under and by virtue of a judg
ment entered by the Superior
Court of Macon County, North
Carolina, "entitled as ' above, and
aonointinK the undersigned as
Commissioner of the Court to sell
the hereinafter described lands, I
will on the 7th dav of March
1932, at the Courthouse door in the
Town of rrankhn, North Larolina,
between the legal hours of sale,
sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described ' land, to
wit :
In Millshoal -Township, Macon
County, North Carolina, adjominp
the lands of John B. Potts and b
L. Loudermilk, and Beginning af a
large white oak on top of a ridge,
and old corner, runs N 53 W 4
poles to a Spanish oak ; then
58 W 32 poles to a small chestnut
oak: S 39 W 8 poles to a Spanisl
oak; S 5 E 24 poles to a stake; E
18 poles to a stake, S. L. Louder
milk's west line ; ; northwardly with
S. L. Loudermilk's line to the Be
ginning, containing six acres more
or less.
This land is being sold pursuant
to a judgment entered tn a. tax
foreclosure preceding to recover on
tax certificates held by the plain
tiff. -
This 1st day of February, 1932.
J. FRANK RAY, Commissioner
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NOTICE OF RE-SALE UNDER
DEED OF TRUST
THAT WHEREAS, the land
hereinafter described was duly 'so!
at public sale on the 29th day of
January, 1932, to Frank Hyatt for
the turn of $175.00; and that where
ai, laid bid. Wat duly repotted
NOTICE OF SALE -
North Carolina,
Macon County:
By virtue of the power of sale
vested in the undersigned commis
sioner under authority of the Deed
of Trust executed by ,T. M. Grist
and wife to G. A. Jones, Trustee,
said Deed of Trust bearing date the
17th day of March, 1931, and reg
istered in the tffice 'of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Macon County in
Book No. 31, page 328, to secure
certain indebtedness in said Deed
of Trust set forth, to The Bank
Franklin, and default havirig
been mde in the payment thereof,
arid demand having been made up
on the undersigned trustee to ex
ercise the power of sale in said
trustee vested under the terms of
said Deed of Trust:
I Vill, therefore, on Monday, the
21st day of Marchs 1932, at 12
o'clock noon, .at the Court House
door in the Town of Franklin,
North Carolina, sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash
following described property:
Fl R ST 1 RAcTI AirnW lands
described in a deed from(J. C'
Strong and wife to 1. M. Onst,
said deed bearing date of Noy. 20,
1928, and registered in office of
Register of Deeds for Macon
County in Book R-4 of Deeds,
page 183, containing approximately
540 acres.
SECOND TRACT: All the lands
described in , a deed from Mrs.
Lizzie Ballew and E. H. Brown to
M. Grist, said deed beaiinp
date of March 12, 1930, and re
corded in the office of Register of
Deeds for Macon County in Book
Q-4 of Deeds, page 542, containing
approximately 120 acres, subject
however, to a mortgage now held
against this tract of land by Mrs.
Lizzie Ballew for $500.00.
This 17th day of February, 1932.
G. A. -JONES, Trustee.
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CULLASAJA COUNCIL
At the regular weekly meeting of
the Cullasaja Council, Ihuisday
evening, . Feb. 11, a large crowd
was present.
William A: Allgary was reinstated
into V. L, P. Brother Allgary. is
one of the printers on The Press
force.
Fred A. Arnold was elected for
membership, and Quince Norton
was reelected into the order.
Brother Ell Tallent was reported
sick. He had the misfortune of
injuring his back while working
over on Nantahala, on the Wind
ing Stairs. - ,
Brother A. L. Leach's name was
drawn from the pot, but as he was
not present he' forfeited the dollar.
Brothers, it would, be la your ad
vantage to attend the meetings.
Brother John H. Thomas was out
with a large bag of apples. That
sure is one brother who has his
heart on the right side. Besides
his big heartiness, John Thomas
has the best sense of wit of any
man in Macon county. To appre
ciate his humor,, compare it with
Mark Twain's, O. Henry's, Will
Rogers',, or Hambone's. There is
only one suggestion for future Vis
its I beg Brother Thomas to
bring grape fruit or watermelons
Some of his apples were so small
they were dangerous. Brother Man
son Saunders came in a second of
swallowing one whole. , ,
' The training school is progressing
nicely. The attendance is not so
large, but there is plenty of pep.
Brother C. M. Moore has made
several trips to his farm on Iotla,
here of late he says to work; but
it is a, known fact that these trips
are made only for reasons of in
vestigating the abundance of fish
ing worms for the coming' season.
Brother E. B. Dehart is going to
need a body guard if Dave McCoy,
of up Cullasaja way, isn't persuaded
to leave a certain derby alone.
Dave wants to wear this headgear
everytime he comes to Franklin;
and E. B., for sound reasons, I
guess, rather resents the idea.
Brother Tom Johnston is able to
be on the streets these days. All
of the brothers are glad to see
you out, Brother Johnston.
Brother Wade Arvey is the best
Junior in foot racing in the state.
The other day, while helping move
a large safe upstairs in the bank
building, the safe broke from its
fHOflring and started down the
stairs BYolterArvey lightly in
front. It was a'miTM'Wiow ne
outran the 'step-splitting sai&r s
me saiejiit ine grouna iioor u
carried two hall doors into wreck
age, tearing one from its hinges.
Chief Bob Henry has decided it
was time for speeders to have a
check or doiible check. Signs are
in the making to warn motorists
from flying down the town hill and
over across the river, and' vice
versa.
back rider and athlete; he held the
record for the broad jump for
many years. His favorite pastime
was hunting and fishing. Washing
ton was a slave owner and operat
ed a distillery at his Dogue Run
place.' ': -, ,
Washington' death was due to
exposure on December 12, 1799, in
a storm while riding over his estate
with his, managers. He went to bed
with a sore throat, followed by an
ague. His remains were interred at
Mount Vernon.
(This history may be a little out
of the ordinary rut, but if gives a
few faots not often read in the.
life of Washington. In each Junior
Hall iii the country , the picture of
George Washington is found on the
charter of the lodge.)
: Forty-two millions and some
decks of playing cards sold last
year yes, and enough face paints
to make -a good size ocean.
There should not be much trouble
with the absentee vote this year-
all the away from here voters"
are at home eating off of Pa.
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NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina,
Macon County.'
WHEREAS, power of sale was
csted in the undersigned trustee
. . . . . ? - i
by deed ot trust irom ivannoc
Company to Gilmer A. Jones, Trus
tee, dated November 21, 1925, and
recorded in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds for Macon County
in Mortgage Book 29, page 138, to
secure the payment of Four Thous
and ($4,000.00) Dollars payable to
Sam L. Franks, and -whereas, der
fault has been made in the' pay
ment of said amount and the ownci
of said note having requested thr
undersigned trustee to exercise the
power of sale vested in him by
said deed of trust;
I will, therefore, by virtue of the
power of sale by, said dced-of trust
in me vested, on Monday, the 14th
day of March, 1932, at 12:00 o'clock
noon sell at the courthouse door
at Franklin, North Carolina, at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder
for cash the following described
property :
Being the South end of the town
lot on which Sam L. Franks' res
idence is situated, and beginning at
the Johnston corner on Main Street
running Westward with Main
Street 82 1-2 feet to the corner of
Main Street and Harrison Avenue
therfce Northward with Harrison
Avenue 155 feet to a stake; thence
Eastward parallel with the North
side of Main Street to Johnston's
line; thence 155 feet to the be
dnnincr. " '
This the 10th. day of, February,
4 Alt . 3,
10-5. - . t .
GILMER A. JONES, 'Trustee
cmes
h. That'
fSB LAST!
Make your new home one that will last through
the years, one that will give you real comfort
and satisfaction by insisting on quality building
materials. We're ready to assist you to give
you that old-fashioned quality you want. Every
thing we carry from lumber to bricks is time
tested. Our prices are the lowest that are com
mensurative with such high standards of excel
lence. . .. '
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Hardware, Lumber and Building Materials
F4-4te-W-4f3'
illshoal Council No. 246 made
one record '.- Saturday night, Feb.
13, they collected $112.90 on dues.
This is the record I believe in the
whole country for the number of
enrollment and considering these
hard times.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
George Washington was born on
Friday, Feb. 22, 1732, and died on
Saturday, Dec. 14, 1799, at 10:20 p.
m. He was a man of powerful phy
sique, being sir feet and two inches
in height, with eyes of blue and
sandy hair. When 40 vears of age
weighed 210 pounds.
Washington's father, Augustine
Washington, was married twice;
and it was his second wife, Mary
Ball, who was the mother of
George. George was born at Wake
field, on the Bbtamac, 50 miles be
low Mount Vernon. His parents
moved to Mount Vernon, in 1735;
at that time this location was called
Hunting Creek.
On January 6, 1759, Washington
married Mrs. Daniel Parks Custis,
who before her first marriage was
a Dandridgc. Mrs. Martha Custis
was the mother of four children.
After fighting against- the In
dians and Frertch,' George made a
name for himself, as well as1 the
United States, fighting against the
British. It was to Washington that
the Brjtish General, Cornwallis,
surrendered at Yorktown, which
ended the Revolutionary War. He
was elected the first president of
the United States in 1789, at the
age of 57. After serving two terms
he retired to private life as a farm
er upon his plantation.
George Washington and Martha
Washington were Episcopalians.
Washington iwas one of the
wealthiest nen in the entire coun
try. He owned 70,000 acres of land
in Virginia and 40,000 in the near
west. His estate at death was val
ued at $3,300,000.
Waihihiton wa a jfiat horse
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