THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, 1933
THE FRANKLIN PRESS and THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN
PAG li tHRill
Highlands
EDITED BY MRS.
J NS.-l 1 1 CI I LAX f)S 1 1 1CI1IL1 ( 11 ITs
HIGHLANDS SCHOOL OPENS
Highlands school opened Monday
with an enrollment of approximate-
Fy the same as last year. The high
school faculty is composed of
Principal O. F. Summer, Clyde
Jientz and Miss . kale . M oore. !
Teachers in charge of the grades
are Mrs. A. V. Picrson,. Mrs. i.
M. Hall, Miss Flhcl Calloway,'
Miss ' Hcati-ica! Mozlcy and M iss
Eva Potts. Miss Moore and Mis I
Potts are new additions to the fac-'i
ulty since last year.
TAX RATE SET
At a meeting . of the Hoard of
Commissioners, of the Town of
Highlands the tax' rate lor the
year 1933 was placed at $3.00 in
stead .of $2.9S as last year. This
was decided upon, after the v alua
tion of real estate had keen lower
ed .five per' cent bv the ' county.
Date of sale for 1932 ' taxes has
been postponed until November. 1
MANY VISIT HIGHLANDS
LABOR DAY
Labor Hay vacationists poured
into Highlands at a. rapid rate last
week-end. For., four - days. High
lands was hostess to tourist trade
which reached a record for the
summer. One of the main attrac
tions in the way of amusement was
a square dance, at Helen's Rarn
Saturday night. Cars were parked
for some distance around the hall,
-Jttdl iLa the lai lgk.ter . of .'tin: inerrv-
makers mingled with the strains of
sciiare dance music. On Sunday
-picnickers-could be ;ccn at "almost I
every availabTo spnl along "tlie
highway, and scenic points along;
the way were crowded with pleas-1
ure seeking men, women and chil-jof
dren. i
'
ENTERTAINMENT NETS $90
FOR SCHOOL ..I
Th' cake walk given at the school
hr use last Thursday night after a '
free movie netted about '$90.00 for
tV --li ool. - The auditorium -was
packed to .capacity, .and. though a'l
did not take part in the contest, a
large number of home made cake;
was awarded to those who par
ticipated. The prize' for the 'pret
tiest girl went to Connie Pern
-ml for the ugliest man present to
i red Moriemcr.
Estimate Timber Stands
Before S el!i.n,Ofeer
Selhnc timber stands bv guess i
" h'tsT'BlClTTsfrsf
" -
landowner m - Aorth Carolina. ;
1' I - k n w4aM it-armuEiiwa&
y.ell county who sold SIC.(MK) wortl
"7 of timber for $1,500 and another
man in Raiulolph -couniy who sold
S8.()(K)--W(iMh---.for-Si,lKHl.'says....lvJ
. (iraeber, extension forester at
State College. "These two cases
mr.y appear to be exaggerated but
they are true. I'ven worse cases
have been reported. The trouble
is that these men did not know
the true stattd of timber their
woodlands and sold by guess."
Mr. Cracker has . been trying to
offset such losses to the farmers
by holding, a number of-- timber
estimating demonstrations in va
rious parts of the state. Such meet
ings were recently held in Vance,
Yadkin and Wilkes counties. Here
the men attending the meetings
"Aven7irixirt
measure- trees ami to figure the
-tn n d tvf 4 tmbw H a given atxa.
There are - several of these log
rules but the two . principal ones
TTSet'l"-In Xnrth 'C'arnliii'a arc t-rre-Iloyle
and Scribner. Sometimes
the use of these rules will not give
accurate Vcsults but it is better
than guess work:-
Owners of timber lain can avoid
heavy losses in selling thejr stand
ing trees if they will use the
"tree scale" stick, measuring, the
diameters and heights of-trees o!
salable size and then reading, tin1
volume of the trees in hoard, feet
,'.( lumber. .The sliens are simple
to cilei stand and are sold' in sets
WHY HE CHANGED HIS BRAND
!l M I tf;! MlM '.:P',-'t'i:.i'hfe'of
lU f I --SVLJ wlilse Vf-e i-ommmiities.
pKft;U XI t . , . ,.;-,, .'oip,,.,, I,,-
TO W ft1 lMV 4 --.f -:,-.-,. In Ms vriie's pro-
ipX lfj 'V ' '' " -TthT" r'nite.1 St'aTe"s (vern-
tf . AfttAL ri I AM ONE OF THEM- i -' p I, , ;',,,, !cd about five bil-
II 1 N0T,CE S0MANY h Jl , FOUND THAT CAMELS! - -,u.
MEN.NTHECLUB W ; I J ARE BETTER' FOR fi ! ' .c : ti,:- -fnin 'is lo be
HAVE CHANutU fi JA STEADY SMOKING. J 4
I TO CAMELS ! aL HI.... A i 1 '
I UM I -: ' to il
LI1 rtr-
Camel's cckJccucaS j
Highlight
THOMAS HARBISON
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kuokcr K ahiii-1
left Highlands Siuuhu f.-r tiuir
in .in., in m ;.,.: .,f..... .i: .. i
......v. in -iiiaiiu iii ii. i siieiiuiiii;
a
few days
and Mr.
( hi.-n.., 1
with relatives here.
L. Y . Rice returned
rhcy
TKlav having spent
several
days at the World's Fair and other
points of interest along the route.,
Mrs. J. F. Potts, F.va.aud Mary
F.liabcth IV.tts, 1 ami Miss F.thel
Calloway spent last Friday in Ashe
ville. Miss Sarah-Hicks Mines left
Highlands Saturday for Franklin
vvhere she will be for' the winter.
Miss Mines is one of the new grade
teachers in the Franklin school
Mrs. H. V. Lawrence and fam
ily, who have been spending the
summer here, left for their home
in Seneca last week.
M r. and M rs71 ieorge Chastain
and children, and M r. Finest Wise,
'if Washington, l). ('., who have
i ... . . ' . . ...
been visiting .lr. and .Mrs. A. l .1
Chastain here,
Iff t last Wei
L l
tor
their home.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Hall, Mrs.
Y. II. Cobb aiid I.uis F.dvvards
returned to Highlands Friday after
spending' seeral days 'in Chicago at
the World's Fait;.
Mr. and lrs- Clyde, Rice, of
Asheville, were in Highlands last
week-end. They were accompanied
by friends, Mr. and Mrs. McCollum.
Tlie Fpworth League gave, a party
at the home oT Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. t Hovis last
council meeting
'he ev eniii"
l-rida?
was
tii.ht..
held durin
Mr. and Mrs. McSorlev and fam-
ily, Who have been visiting Mr
and Mrs. -Tom ( nml h-ton, - left
tfiTs wccT: for their home on Stati n
Island, N. Y. Mrs. McSorlev was
formerly Miss F.llafair Crunkletoti
this place.
Clyde ITentz arrivfd here Thurs-
dav to fill his position in the
Highlands high school.' A baby
son. Clyde, Jr.,
and Mrs.- Hentz.
was born to Mr.
in Mullins, S. ('.,
on -August 20.
mv. it.. ..1. .,;! ili.. 1
baby are expected to 1u with .drv
1 lent in a few weeks.
Miss Xancy Mines left last week
for Keenansvijle., X. ('., where she
expects to .spend the winter with
her ' aunt, .Miss Ltda 'Minson. and
attend the Ki enansv ille si book
Miss Hazel. Owens and Mr. Wat
old poper were married in (leorgia
n September 2. ' f
at a small price. 1 iraeber says
ril-ii-Hrl-
'.-nti? 'itttKitinf of "linilier in rrgiveit
. , .... . . . s ,
ill l .1 .inn ail ui ami to mi.isuii.
"itr -nnn ui consTtTryvn m nT-Trmifl-rrr'
farm agent before selling the tim
fb, r by "guessr he says.
j ; ; .
College Accepts Farm
Crops fcr Tuition
The sixty-first session of Weaver:
College will -'open at Weaverville.
N. C, on Thursday, September 14.
This college offers no high school
or senior college work, but con
centrates its efforts on college
freshmen and sophomores.
To help bov s and giris who have
little ready money it has some
work, some scholarships, and some
, l'-an funds. If is tlev eloping a
schedule, by which it .may accept
farm products in' .place of cash for
college fees. ' ,
'.rnnhty?;rrTrF::Ri fftT-T" prnjiyrt'ivt'
"students from M achr county may
V' mentioned .
- Mr. Cecil - IV- Fdwar-K.-Mr.-
IVrowtt. Miss Adeline Teaviiie,
h 1 a'- T .tt 1 1 1 m-t err h -Ckt-ml 1
man, Mr. t'larence Henry, an!
I k ward . ilkie.
lac!
Mis
Mr
CARD OF THA'CKS
To the host of friends and neigh
bors who offered such patieivt am
loving kindness' ami help . through
out the illness and ileath or our
wife, mother ' and i.i an.lnioiher.
ctend our heartfelt gratitude ami
apprceiati' ,11.
JOHN C. -r.YUI.i V VMtl.Y
' ' .' ' ' ' ' ( d
LANS VITAL
TOT.V.ii. WORK
-. ;'
pr0per Planning Neces-
r
carv Prohminaru To
, Valley Development
Tlie necessity of proper
auniiSf;
as. a preliminary tu 'achieving; the
full ,
ijcctives ot .tne Tennessee
river basin development is com
prehensively set forth in the fol
lowing 'statement by l)r. Arthur F.
Morgan, chairman of the board of
directors of the Tennessee - Valley
Authority charged with that . pro
gram: ,
"The amount of careful work that
must go into the planning of a
project like that at Cove Creek is
only vaguely sensed , by the . public.
The Cov e Creek Haiti, 'now- planned
as one of the', dams of the country,
would hav e beeii the highest', dam
! in the worid twenty years ago. Tin
i
en ...ir "v. ill he one of tin- -world's
uiaalcst artificial lakes. Rarely lias
such "a as( quantity, A water-been.
stored behind such a .high - dam.
Any t law would cause such great
damage lhat the structure must be
planned with utinost caution.'
"One 'of the best designed dams
in America is the great Boulder
Canon I Jam on the Colorado riv er.
The public . will never, realize the
painstaking' work expended on that
design.. For- instance, the heat
i jjenerateu ny uie settling ot tne
huge mass of cement inay .be so
great as to weaken and endanger
the safely of i lie cl.im. '1 hei efore,
a. great system of i-oliii.- pipe;
w as dev (seiF: to...l..ivvewi tlic ..l.eiJipera.- ..:
Hire-of -rhrTi'-menrrTbi'sf irrTnT"
made it necessary to do extensive
work in careful chemical study of.
the materials at every rrnient fac
tory within, sliipphi, ... ,h .faiici . aiv'
to. invint new types of cement of
great strength but vv.hich will mil
verhcat.
. "This, is just one of ihe maiiv
in
dems . that had 'to be s, ,F i d.
he same staff of engineers that
planned the I'.oulder Canon I pun is
now at work on the plans for the
Cove Creek Ham., l-'.very effort i
being made to secure rapid prog
ress. The directors of the Ten
nessee Valley ulhorilv. are pro
ce diiigwilh the ntniost expedition
consistent with ultimate safety of
the work. They have taken every
advantage nf the comprehensive
preparatory work done by the
Army Engineersi and an; now en
gaged in studying all problems coin
nerted with the project. v'
'As-
-is - customary -in preparatnnr
frtr-tlani-ciit ructii-ir. tr-urvey- ha
Deeil niaile ot tlie rat roai grat e to
,t. , . .. r .:. ....i. , -
i rrrr - A- "'nr'-ir!,'o.' ' f "S-i rt -rrtit'-l--i t7t't-i r'
og iu.n aie auuiu compic-ii: in an-
ditioii, surveys U ir a highway were
itfigllt Jafi-iirJh u luoard was iff
ganied a month ago, ami are not
yet - finished.: A study is now being
made f the cost of hauling' ma
terials bv truck lo kimxville com
pared with the -expense ot huililmg
and operating a railroad. A truck
highway may be cheaper. We will
know shortly.
The purpose of the Tennessee
Yallev Authority is to help in the
general, all-round, permanent
veiopmcnt ot tins region. vsme
front planning and building public'
works, it hopes 'to encourage the
development of small industries in
he small towns in', ihe hill region.
Po accomplish this it plans to en
ist the help 'f men. from ihe small
towns m huildmg the (lam; ami
vhile they arc working on the dam
fo'TYaffv ntr" sTvfrrr- oiTnTfstru's- hnrk'
n their In 'the towns by competent
professi, 'naL.li:aini.t.u.. Jhese l.ocal
activities inevitably will 'largely i 1 1 -rreiise.
the pn isprrity . n( ,'lhc. larRyr
cities which primarily are supi"rteil
bv the agricultural and industrial
life of the Tennessee river region.
"As is "will known, the Tennessee
Yallcv -Authority is planning to
transmit cheap power to. the-smaller
communities. , Rut this service
will have little value if the people
in these communities lack the fa-
'lilies lo utilize it. A man in a
"'!' town fifty miles avv'ay cati
' .1 afford to send to Knoxville-ior
'' .t'.'uo,". a for ah electrician- to
i.e l is bouse. There .shofild be
'.4 I'l'' ir liv inc. in his own hot.iie
stietit in
':,h,.v IV varif,its
'f ihe I lo eriuuelil.
ii!, r.iughly sieak-
ic 'I'ennessee
The . nioiiev
ar as consistent
nn nt. Hut that
! - !i . ; ,'1'le to ,1- lhal, 1 he
ij a.tne is trnevof other skills neces-
'liaiii purpose. Tlie
is Mo make the Init
ial life of the farms
iyiir ii' inniii'iitlv j ros
g'et tlie help of the
e in training . compe-
p' .
., t
1 1
net
in
the sui.di iii-
add to the c;p
Id and yo.aie
lie: e ill. '. tti . '.
born. It, is a pioneer job, requir
ing the pioneer spirit and the
pioneer patriotism ol' those win
originally peopled the v alley aim s
two hundred years ago.. The hi -toric
origin of the people, and their
sturdy, independence of character,
as well as the great natural wealth
of the valley, and its ideal en
graphical relation to the rest of
the continent, led . the nation to
place the responsibility for the
success of this .undertaking on the
Americans of the Tennessee river
basin.
"The consciousness that these
rich potentialities are dormant here
has caused the nation to provide
the funds for a demonstration, of
a.. belter industrial, agricultural aiid
social life, that vvill be a shining
cxaiftplc for the inspiration and ed
ucation of. the wh"le country."
CULLOWEETO
AID STUDENTS
.The board of trustees of .West
ern Carolina Teachers' College, l-til-lr.whi
e, has a,ulhoi'ied I'lesideiil
II. T. Hunter to accept .'during.. Jin
coming college session the' personal
note of as many as 20 per rent, of
the students instead of-, direct cash
payment as a means of takinu care
of the new tuition charges of $24.00
that will be made by the institution.
This tuition charge, which' will
amount to" SS.00 . per quarter, was
made mandatory, by the last-North
Carolina general as'scniblv.
.This arrangi-nn tit to t.iki care o!
-frtft r't h a- t'art ! .'-''e rather
widerspread j.rograni' of., financial
aid to students t h it is being adopt-
ciDtiaiiOmiiiJiSliI
3-1 session bv the C ullow he.- insti
luti'on. President- Hunter announc
ed that far more than . a hundred
students are expected to be given,
financial' aid of- some 1 :ud by the,
college, during tie. ccuig session.1
Other Forms o! Aid
Approximately 60 students will be.
given self-help positions' on the
campus. In this '"group 'will be
both young men and. young' tvun
cu. niojig the types- of work -that
vvill be d-ine are: grading napi rs
for instructors, acting as assistants
to instructors, ' waiting .on tables in
diniii-, room. washing. dishes, work
ing on the college farm, caring for
grounds, actimr as library assist
ants, and doing several' other types
of work. : Many. applications for
jobs have already- been made -and
several' 'if- them have been assigned.
Loans Available
It is planned to aid approximate
ly 30 students with the 'college
- j - " -
"fun'dsr Tn" tlie matter " of
IlbeToTu-i-Iu niTs7inir'siTPTuTp
r;-
P'tsilioliS
it
i.s the. 'decision . of the
-----r;-
a4i liHisirW
naircinT
ni'i in
TSrrraHtT amorrnls hnt
to a
larger .number
,f studi nts.
CARD OF THANKS
yvint"to - thank -ear!" ani'-w-erv
" fr.rlTiTi f" iit . i uy".Td rrrtrnrh'
V
1K'SS
and acts ot sympathy shown
me in the sickness and death of
my dear, mother. A'So for the
lovclv floral offerings. 1
MALI. IF.. COLLIN'S.
tent folk to carry
diistries, and i-o
pabilities of the i
enjoy their lives
,lt,.pd (adv.)
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to eprt ss .our heart
tilt appreciation to friends and
neighbors for their many deeds of
kindness and expressions of sVin-j
pathy during ihe illness 'and tleat'd
belov ed
one.
jurki;
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
I 'efaull hav ing been made in the
payment of the indebtedness.' se
I'nred by a certain deed of 'mist
executed to the . First National
Company of Uni'Viam, Inc., and the
I'nion Trust Company of .Mary
land, Trustees, on ihe first day of
lulv. 1)2S. 'bv I. M. Moore ami
,.!.', Ida Moore,- 'on the lam
ii .crilied herein, said deed i
. a being i'econlid in liiiok 32,
1 e 3 v, in the office of the Reg
! : .of I Uvds' for Macon Countv,
o:"th Carolina, I.
undersigned'
i'l haviipe been -:o reoueste
!v
; i :!,'; p;:h'i aa ei
a- li t , the highest bidder at th
a . i In lie c -i 1 . 'i n in M act in . I 'i irui
oi lh Carolina (the' l a: li,i-.ei .. i
nn ling" aiRrn paid ta :"v '" -1
's-essnienls) at twelve ocloc, n
,n M'.n.ktve October 2nd', 1(133
' 'nil described in said deed
ii oi
oust, to-wit : '.."'."
' n ihe T ivVti of l.-'rankliu, H F.
; INN INC
,e t 'o'lic
at
a
f 1
stakt
lie sottlli
-In on-
t::.ie, sai
feet in '
No.
' V
!!i
dii
aroi
taut
l-thel'U
. .,' r ip,.,; .,. ..,;:''
v.;-t .villi the hue t 1. M.
I ,',- feet to a stake in .lb",
astern line of ail alley ; th.en e
along and with the. eastern line of
LEGAL ADVERTISING
.1 alii v
feel to a
li.iin Seil-.
rtli 1 degree
is; i.v
i Ail-
,ike in tin line oi
lieiii'e along alii
I ,
Wlt,'.
Sell'-
to a
ilatul
i ihe
the southern line
Iiis South Si 1 .
stake ill the West
: V . "line ; l hi ! i : ak
ii
William
t 450 i.i el
side of Hie
'ig and vvil
west line
S Mth I v
slake, tin
f llighlaud .
us' west I3S 1 1
lace ami pom.
Av enue
it to a
.of lu-
. ijiiiMng. . ;
The I nion Tnisi Comp.niy ha -ing,
resieiied as Trustee, as in said
(If t it of .trust provided, the -.ale -i.
being aiUel'tised and' conduct! d' by
the iiinle.rsigiieil Trustee.
This 30th day of August, 1933.
'. ( i. llrainham and T. . L.
Receivers, First National C
of I lurliatn, Inc;, Trustee..
S Itc-khS- S2S
NOTICE
North Carolina,
Macon County,
!r Superior Court
Before the . Clerk.
and,
i.Ul v
Nantahaki P 'wer X
Light Company
V ';
Weaver A lent
niuis ainl witi . V har-
lotte Jenkins.
The ,':, noil--resideiit' ' -defendants
Weaver. Jenkins and wile. Char
lotte . Jenkins, vvill lake notice that
a. .proceeding entitled' as ;ibo e has
been commenced before the Clerk
Superior Court ol'Macon Cohnty,
X-rfh Carolina, to secure a right
"f y.ay for the benefit of the pe
titioner under the power of eminent
domain over the following described
real estate,, to-wit :
Rceinning at a post oak corner
mace by . J. Jenkins to S. I.
Frvson. . and runs North SO F. 51
ii' lies
Srcrrrrs-li oak
mrrnt mt-
M,j,1t
,.',, '.-
.f
ridge; ilien X 3 F. 22
t ' a white oak. corner; then
souih boundary line of Section No.
15; .then with, the line North Sfi Y
IS poles lo a stake in Jenkins' line
at a corner of the Kickiiian Taiidi
deeded to W. ' J. Jenkins; then
North 4 ' I'". 30 poles to a post oak
corner on the ridge beside the
road leading down the Matlock
Creek: then south 58 V 75 poles
'o a white oak corner on side of
road leading to "old Ricktnan
homestead;: ibis being Lillian
Hurst's corner; then south 43' 1'"
1 ! poles and 6 feet to a Spanish
oak corner; then south SO 1" 23
t'oles to a while oak; then sont.li
. V-east 35 poles to' a rock in mad:
thru South 2. F 1(1 Holes lo the
t :...,;.,.,' . At sin ovi; rvrni-K' t
TI.' UT PCfllVVlVC .,, ., ,.1, I..
I 11. 1 . 1 ,U 11.1.1 I .1 I ...II tt 11I1HV
oak corner on siile road at the
junction of the F..-TI.'. West. road,
and runs with Lillian Hurst line,
South 41 W
corner; then
poles to
a red
with
oak
the
Nortl
4 k
lenkins & West Hut
iast
line
u4i u the . sou th w est-,- ex r u e r . jjT
StCtioll
3 r--p lie
No.
15 ; then south 64 K
-tt-tlK'--i)gi6in
mg
ihr
all
Totd T3frTTcres, anTl being
arm
deed
ind di'scriltet! in a
from
T. " lenkins and wTleT tiettna"
Jenkins, to Weaver A. Jenkins, dat
ed Nov ember "30. lf.?S,and Toconletl
in- Hook - I:'-,4,.. .Page:.-20X,.;, Records
M ac'iii count y-r-to vvdiich -tleflr a
so recorded, reference is hereby
made for a more complete and
definite description of the", land
herein described.
Ami- the said defendants Weaver
A. Jenkins and wife, Charlotte
Jenkins., will further- take notice
that they are required to appear at
the. office of the Clerk Superior
Court .of Macon county." in the
fourth. 'use in ihe Town oi Frank
lin, on the ..30th day of September,
V anil answer or (lemur to tne
petition tiled in saitl proceeding, or
the pcliti: ner . will apply to the
.-I Court for the relief demanded in
saio petition.
This'""'3i-tth "
,v': ;T" Aii. tisi 1033:"':
1'R NK I MLUK Y.
Clerk Superior Court, - -
s7-"nc'-xrc...-S3
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
North Carolina,
Macon County,
In the Superior Court.
bines Motor anit Tractor Co., Inc.,
vs. ,
Roy 'aii'hoi'k, C. W. X'anhook and
I. N. Pencil rgnrxs.
!v v irtue of an 'execution di
rected to the undersigned from
the Superior Court of Macon
t nntv, m t tie
ii in. I will, ' on
dav of October.
ihiive entitled
Monday' the
103'. at .1 Ml'!,
tic
it the Court 1 Ions
Countv. sell to tin
Voor of
.;hes hi
;an
.r a ,i.-li to -i.ii isfwai .1
t xecigu
iutere
IV
ihe ri'lit title am
ghich
Co , I.
lie sr, I,
p.l ha in t
I'ell !e'::r;p
follow it'", d
a i rhed : e.i! ( ' latv . . t' w il :
I i -i 1 1 . am! brim, in lb
of Alacoti , and .Stale t
( 'arolina the same bi-ip" 1
("otitlt V
North
t No ,!
( aro'ine
let .. oak
,- of I '
ihe ''!', isii hi o,f"i.h '!'
C: be
op -tin
He -illlPU1 , -'t M- W
river N W.
: ortP ! "
1 .70 ":
4 1'ole
;.:'.s 1 1
N.
a
Si
to
2. runs." S: So" '-:
stake; S. 2 West
auisli i ak : S. Ss
' to' :
poir
' 1 :
- lo'g
a black "ak- N ' "'
les to white oa! P'':T
ibe.'s ohl C rile- N' :'tl: . cH'
S P-'li's to -a stake on l'"-
n r
mean
epce ;ip Ihe river with its
tiers to the beginning, containing
28 acres more or less.
This the JSth dav "f August.
A. H. SLACLF,
1 . . Sheriff of M'i'N'P. C
North Carolina.
l')33.!
Jl-4tt-S21'
LGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE
OF SALE
'xf c-i-t c Carolina,
M icon County.
- HFKl'.AS, on
.ill ih
ot
..hie
Nov' ember. I(31, the' I
1 limn. y 1 '. I l"i d, 1 oiiniii
Hanks, declared thai thei
-I .TUT
, w as
iinpai.i inent oi a I'apital .t"
The Hank oi l- rankhn ; and e
a.: on the 14th day of 1 K ci
I'l.jl, the st..ickho,.er. of tin
Ti
Hank ot I-1 .ink I in at a
r-gtilar
mei tin:, had ' m the same "dav
it-
ed . that a. HKI' , assessment .be
levied Upon All the capital slock ol
tlie ll.ank of. Franklin : and win le
as, at a called niieling held on
the 14th day of 1 le'cember, l'Ul.
the Hoard of Mircctors ' ot. The
Jiank of F'ranklin ordered that ' said
assessment be collected; and where
as,' the , assessment has not been
paid on the following described
shares, of the capital stock "f The
Hank of Franklin : , -
1 Will, therefore; 'on Monday, the
ISth day of September, 1033, sell at
the p 'tir tin use door at kranklin,
Mai-oii County, North Carolina, --at
1 J (Ml o'clock noon, at . public aiii."
ti in to tin highe-l bidder Ci,; cash.
1 IH- toll- "WlIlK dc'Si nlU'il
the ca'ital stock; i Th.
kranklin'
las. . Purler, 1? shar
las. A. Porter, Fv, ''
hares
I'.al.k
share-
Sam L. I ranks. 1 share.
All hv order ot the l.oar
d .' f
f lirectors. . . ''
' This the 18th dav of August, 1M33
H. W. CAUF. Cashier,
A24 ItcP.ofF-Sl-l
NOTICE OF
North Carolina,
Macoa.County
Ky virtue of tin.
'. est..d in the vnders
SALE
l-oivi r
'I
ietifif coiiiuii-
oner under .ii.'h
nt . of - th' 1 'i .
it
rust
l -t CUll .1
t iiliin r
of Tri.
Id. 1('32.
5Tml T
Franks f
aid I in
Fi bruary
Jo'll s. Tlll-t' I ,
t biing dated
and' re 'isti re1
in the offic
Heeds for M. n on
of Mortgages am:
No. 32, at j,agi
h .. Keg i
Count v in'
jleids' of
3'o, to
Look
Trust,
s, curi
certain in
of trust
lebtediiess in said
et forth.- tn The
deed
P. a nk
"f Franklin, and default havin
hi i. n - inadei-in . the- payment there
of, and demand hav ing been ina 'H
upon the tm'dersigni-d trustee t
exercise - the. power of sale -in said
trustee, vested , under the terms
' if ' said I )eetl of - Trust :
I. w ill, tin! i fon . 1 1 Tiii 1 i.v
Septi mber P , l'Al. at 1
,'clock
. :' ir.
ni-at
Ui
al the courthouse
Franklin, J XorthT' CaTTjTm";!.
Public, auction to ihe bight
for cash tlie following
Mi
It s .ribed
property:;
All the right, title and in; r. st
of SamrLr-rFranks -itr-;th(-f ttriiitiirtr
an d fix t trror-ro nv i n nsr in rmr-
nrctioiT with
Sj;i:dP-irjffin
the o'iration
Hotel.
Thi
Au-ust. l')33
IONF.S, Trustee
t.if.Ml'R A.
AAWtteT&J-SU
NOTICE OF . SALE
Cauulin.i,
Cotintv.. .
NurtlL.
Macon
WlIKRF.AS, powci of sale was
vested in the undersigned trustee
by deetl of trust executed by
Walt- Prater and' wife, Avia Love
rrater, dated March 15, l'W, ami
recorded in the office of The Reg
ister of Heeds for Macon County
in Rook No. 1 of Huildiiig and
Loan Records, page 110 to -ciur'-the
. pawiirlil .of $1(10.0(1.' payable
to the Ruildiiii; anil Loan Assm ia
tion and whereas default has been
made in the . payment secured by
saitl deed of trust.
L will therefore, by virtue - of
Towrr
TIT"
tht bv -yard ttcrH nt"
trust in
tin-1 lib
al ..12:00
llie vesled, oil Moililav
-day -cf Scptciubt r. ll33.
j-i'vlock- noon,- si 11 - at -1 lie
ct 41 rt
TmtTtrr
house' door in' Franklin a!
TnrctiTTn o ihe hiehesi btd-
(Iff
for cash the following de-
scribed property:
Adjoining the lauds of lieorgi
I iltcsl, l lint l.edlord, t liarlie Love,
et al, bounded as following, to
wit :
Heginning at a slake in (ieorgi
(iuest's line runs North Fast with
(ieorge (iuest's line 100 feet t
Clint Ledford's corner; then North
with Clint 1 edford's line 310 feet
. a slake Clint 1 ediord's and
' V aic I ':-:itT V t oi ip r ; - iln n W est
f( et to a Make ; then ' south
id west to tlie. beginning, containing
one halt acre, more or less.
Also one share of the I'hh series
of the Capital stock of the Macon
Countv Ruihliiu.1 aiul -Loan Associa
tl"ll 111
This
l'J33.
te name of , ia Prater,
the 11th dav ' of August;
R. S.
UJ
JONFS.
-S.7 .
1'llstce
A17--4U
j ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
I Having (nullified as admiuistrat
or of 0. L. Ingram, deceased, late
of""Mnccm countyr N. C:, this is
j to notify all persons hav ing claims
j against the estate of said deceased
' to exhibit them to the uuder-'ign-
ed on or before the 12th day oi
August, 1('3I, or this notice wilF.be
plead in bar of their recovery. All
' persons indebted to said estate vvill
1 pleas.': niake immediate settlement.
This, 12th dav of . August, 1'33
J. R. FRANKLIN, .
II. C. CAHE,
'Administrators.
A17-6te-S21
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
lil.K
i w i r
' o
a
trust ii
lo
ll ii-t
t.
ie
d
1 1 1 'ir
..k .31.
the V.
;mty.
; lire
ie ill.l
i'Ail
a
LJli
fi r
( )i ie
i. . -1 s l e l"
1 1 ! ei.
Mrn-oii Co;
Nor,!: C.ro!',, ;,
n ' u.ade in the ,
elitedness ther. -
default having
paviii'cnt "I tli
bv -eenrt'd an
ha mg dnecti
trust ' he ft n-i cF
Trustee will V
he holder there f
tll.lt the (leed. V f
d, ilie- iindersigji 1
Iti r lor, sale at tlv
!oor in the Town :'
Court Uoiise d.
I'iatikhn,. North
o'cl ck, noon,
.Carolina, 'at 12 :o )
m I'idav the h'
dav of
Septi mber. 133, and vv i'l
sell to the' highest bidder for c". 't
a certain tract or parcel or pice;
of laud, situate., iviiig anil being, :a
'Su -arfoik .Township. Ma.fou t'oii'!
ty. North Carolina, and more. -particularly
described ' as , follows;
; Ilk INI,
conv eved
McCoV. ,(''
MM- dav
s ii f.i d in
,f 1 lieds
i ar-'liiia.
Certain
I. S. 1
said de
August,,
oil n-e ,
Mao n
ICok'M
dll the
. which '
tract, of Ian. 1 .
lills by' C. P.
ed ilatcl the
I'XM and re;' ,
if the Regis!,
Count v. Nort'i
. M. of Deo-d .
24th day or
deed, reference
lo.
I. "
' if
th,-
for
in
51
to
at I'age :
Mav l"it2
:s In-r, bv
tin if sai
This -u,
nidi' f,.- a full descrip
I lands.
15th .
,f August, 1933.
HARLI-V R. CAP,!
A31 ltc-IKM-S21 ,
Trustee.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE OF LAND
fsorth CrtroTiri! 5 '
Macon County.
In the Superior Court.
Auifus-t-Tprmr-1933.
Atl.iiit'c
1 al. iJi.
I.
ck La.
alion
Hank of
,rp.
ys
. Young, Mar-
n t I.
i'nistee,
' ( lilmer A. Jones,
i'.ank of Franklin',
ham. 1. M. Moore.
R. M." Shook,. Alex
'.rooks. W. A. R.,g-Joiu-s.
1;. Angel,
. Admr. of the
A Young and F,m-
W l
(. ui'pi
. Mur o.
re.'C, S
( ohm r '
( 'art j n
Ii -f Sar
Yourg..
n -mmt t
a TidgtneJit t-ntere.1
n 'in al' " , entitled civil action
: tin .Noi ,-mber Term. R52. Ma
op '--r,"-' ; r (.'oii' t bv his Honor
frank ' S 11.11. ludge presiding,, T '
. It n M - ko . ' tin' 2nd day . of
t ii'lober. lf3,-at 12 :(,KI xi'clock noon,
a t ' t he" "Coim t y" C- nrtliouse " door "in
said, countv. ' sel! ot 'public ' auction .
1o the highest bidder therefor th;:
following described ' lands, situaf- 1
iu-taul -...tj-iuipt v-ani.l-.Sl.it e... ill. ..Franks
lii-Tovvtishipan,. bounded anil tie-
. cfibeiT as" fillow'sT' " " ; T" '
-.AlL--t.hatj,.-rtai.u----piec.e,-tract:--or
'1 : a f gilTcf" 1:1 t.i Tula iu in WfTacfes,
in-,n .0.11'- le-,i.. situate,, lying .and bet.
in n 1 ; 1 1 ! '11 1 , .r t road about
one .mile
Franklin,
ATp-on ."C
Fast, of ' the
.in,.J:'r.iitklin ...
'irMv. State
Town of
Township,
of North
Carolina, havin
such shape, metes.
-in -! S
IIP !
tiist.iives as vvilFinSre"'
liv reference to. a plat
e by'- W. N. Sloan.
Si pi ; 1020. which said
C'lv appear
thereof mail
Survey r, in
plat is recorded'
th" Register ' of
in the Office of
H'eds for Macon
County' in T'ook
. . i it
F-4, of Deeds,
bounded on' the
a: t 1'i.vaiiil Hi ing
N liv: the lands of Hob Young and
lint- Potts, iiii the. F. by the lands
of Jim IV. tK the Dillsboro Road,,
tin Fiilor lands, on the S by the
nillshi.ro Road, the Fnloe lands and
the lands of R. M. Shook and the
Tennessee River, and on the W by
tlie lands of Hob Young ami the
Tei.Hty.fScy , .Ki;). er, . ahtl, being niorc
pamrntarlv
Heginning
bank of tin
NiTrihwcsC"
Shook lot.
'trnltrtl a h-ri t-tws i
at a stake n the F-
Tennessee liver, the'
c7ffnT-rr the"" R. "M
runs North (V? chain
I,,- a stake;
In a stake
ni.imitcs I.
mi the I'
then N 73 V 7 Jo chain
; then S 53 degrees 15
S 27 chains to a stake
bank of' the Hillsbor.i
n N 12' degrees 40 min
Road;
utes F. 1 chain it" a stake; then N
32 degrees -10 minutes F. 3.(H"t chains
to a stake;. then N 15 !egrees 40
minutes F. 5.00 chains to a stake;
then N 32 degrees '40 v.-.'r-'tes F.
IS, -IS chains to a stake; then X
45 . degrees 15 .minutes V 6.1 4.
chains to a "stake:, "then "N 65 de
crees 10 min. ' S.SS p,.1os to a
stake: then N "57 degrees 40 mia
lites. W 4 50 chains to a stake:
then S 1 7.('Ht v ;S5 chains to a
Make
R i VI v
mean
1 ;i:e. 1,
then il
s t In
bank, of
T
enncss'-e .
..'.ih its
;the riv.-v -
.inning
sale are for
hi received.
V Pifirmation
1 he I, mis ,-,)
All bids iU
- n lection or
h rk of said
. bid will be
cash.
stibje.'t .
bv the'
N: pel aor
p'cepled
(."ourt an 1
T reported
unless if. maker
said Ch rk af ti
diijg the smn .
l$?IMI,00t Hollars
gu..; 'lint v of i 1
bid. the same P
"hall "deposit with
close of the bid
:" Two ' Hundred
a s i; forfeit and
Malice with hisT
k credited on b's
bid when accepted.
'.' Notice is p
kinds w ill . be tvs.
place and up at th
,.',-k.ek" P. M"M
unless saitl tlepp .it
F'.v it'' th-pi ..''
accepted will ' p
to the maker
This 1st dav ,.f
R. S IONF.S
S7-4tc-s -I&T-S2S
ien that sa:d
Id at the same
same terms at
f the same dav
is sooner made.
d forfeited or
niptly returne 1
September. 193 k
Commissioner,