CARD OF THANKS
We desire to thank each and every !
one who by their acts of kindness
and friendly sympathy aided us dur
ing the last illness of our beloved
mother who passed to her reward on
July 18th 1926.
? Sincerely,
Children and Grand-children of
Grandma Galloway.
HOW TO KILE A CHURCH
AND BURY IT DEEP
Attend the services only when con
venient; the minister and sexton will
be there anyway.
Don't speak to strangers; they
might come again and reduce your
elbow room.
Let the visitor know you- are at
home and that you wish they were.
After service get out of the church
as if the benediction were a fire al
arm and you a fireman on duty.
Never compliment any worker who
does well; if you are inclined to
flavor your speech, use cayenne and
vinegar.
Grunt, growl, knock and complain
about everything in the church; that
shows your interest and intelligence.
Let the other fellow pay the
"That certainly applies to making
gasoline. Prominent oil men tell
me years and years of striving are
necessary before a company can
produce a gasoline that gives motor
ists what they want these days;
snappy starting, good pull for the
high stretches, lively motor always
? all qualities which only experi
ence can teach.
"Take 'Standard' Gasoline. There's
fifty-six years of experience behind
that brand. And it's the best straight
gasoline you can buy. Always de
pendable?obtainable everywhere."
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FARM CONVENTION
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
AROUND 1,700 FARMERS AND
THEIR WIVES AT MEET
Raleigh, August 2. ? Filled with
messages of optimism and helpful
ness from some of the leading farm
ers, agricultural leaders and civic
workers of the State and Country,
the twenty-fourth annual session of
the State Farmers Convention held
at State College last week closed
Thursday, July 29, after a most suc
cessful meeting.
There were approximately 1,700
! farmers and their wives registered
at the convention. Other hundreds
drove in for a day to attend some
special session without registering
for rooms at the College. The con
vention took up many outstanding
problems of political affairs, rural
schools, home building, and crop and
livestock growing. Each afternoon
was devoted to lectures on import
ant farm and home problems while
the forenoons were given over to
special addresses. The evenings
were devoted to inspirational talks
and social affairs.
, Mrs. J. S. Turner of Rockingham
County was elected as the next
President of the State Federation of
Home Demonstration clubs. The
other officers elected are: Vice-Pre
sident, Mrs. R. A. McCullen of Samp
son- County; Secretary, Miss Belva
Bennett of Beaufort County; Re
cording Secretary, Mrs. C. E. Cart
er of Buncombe County and Treas
urer, Mrs. Cornelia C. Morris of
State College.
The new officers for the Farmers
Convention .are, President, C. F.
Cates of Mebane; First Vice-Presid
ent, P. D. Bagley, of Moyock; Sec
ond Vice-President, James C. K. Mc
Clure of Asheville and Secretary
Treasurer, James M. Gray of State
College.
Before adjournment on Thursday
morning the assembled farmers pas
1 sed resolutions advocating many of
the important matters brought be
fore the convention,
j
church expenses; salvation is free
and the Lord will provide.
A united effort along the above
lines will bury a church too deep for
resurrection.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE
Under and by virtue of the
Power of Sale contained in a certain
Deed in Trust executed by W. S.
Taylor and his wife Geneva Taylor
to the undersigned Trustee , dated
March 28, 1922, and registered in
Book no. 15 at page 69 of the Rec
ords of Deeds in Trust for Tran
sylvania County, North Carolina,
and default having been made in
the payment of the indebtedngss se
cured by said deed in Trust where
by the Power of Sale therein con
tained has become operative and all
notices required having been given
? and said default not having been
made good:
Now therefore, the undersigned
will on Monday August D, 1926, at
the Court House Door in the Town
Of Brevard at 12 o'clock sell to the
highest bidder for cssh the follow
ing real property, to- wit:
Situate lying and being in Boyd
Township, Transylvania County,
State of North Carolina, and
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING on a poplar on the
West bank of Boylston Creek, the (
same being the Southwest coiner of !
a ten acre tract and runs with the '
line of said ten acre tract North 4
i ?
degrees East 42 poles to a Stake;
thence stilT with the line of said
tract North 46 degrees West 161
poles to a stake in .the old line;
thence with' the old line North 86
degrees West 14 poles to P. P.
Orr'a corner; thence South with his
line 44 poles to a Blackgum; thence
South 45 degrees East 115 poles to
the Boylston Road; thence with the
Boylston Road North 40 degrees
East 19 poles te P. P. Orr's cor
ner; thence South 33 degrees East
56 poles to Boylston Creek; thence
down said creek 2 poles more or less
to the Beginning. Containing 41
acres more or less and being the
same tract of land described as the
second tract in a deed from F. E.
Shuford, Guardian and commission
er to W. S. Taylor * and Geneva
Taylor, said deed bearing date of j
December 7, 1920, and registered
in Book 43 at page 536 of the
Deed Records of Transylvania
County, North Carolina, to which
deed and rccord reference is hereby
made for a further description of
D. L. English, Trustee. 15-22-29-5
said tract of land. _
Said sale to satisfy indebtedness,
cost of sale, commissions, etc.
This 9th day of July, 1926.
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SALE OF CITY PROPERTY FOR TAXES
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
TOWN OF BREVARD,
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY.
I will sell at the Court House door in the Town of Bre
vard, N. C., as the law directs, on Monday, August 30th, at
12 o'clock M-, all the following lands on which town taxes
are due and unpaid. This July 19th, 1926.
H. H. PATTON, Town Tax Collector.
Name Amount due
1925 TAXES
Aiken, J. L. ?2 lots . . 2.25
Anderson, Mrs. Sallie ? 1 lot . 6.00
Auten, R. G. ? 1 lot . . 6.00
Barnett, A. W. ? 1 lot 46.85
Bishop, J. A. ? 1 lot 41.25
Brevton Park Co. ? 6 1-2 Acres y. ? ? 112.50
Boone, J. D. ? 1 lot 29.25
Byrd, L. P.? 1 lot 21.00
Brackens, Mrs. Florida ? 1 lot 15.00
Brackens, W. A. ? 1 lot ..20.25
Cantrell, ~C. C.? 1 lot 31.78
Case & McCrary ? 1 lot 45.00
Chapman, M. M. ? 1 lot 41.25
Clayton, J. E. ? 1 lot . 50.00
Cobble & Co. ? 1 lot .... 3.00
Compton, Coy ? 1 lot 4.50
Corpening, Flave ? 1 lot 16.00
Campbell, F. G. ? 1 lot 3.75
Cruse, L. G. ? 1 lot ? 6.00
Doyle, Mrs. C. M.? 1 lot 7.13
Duckworth, Clarence ? 1 lot 11.50
Duckworth, J. W. ? 4 1-2 "acres 81.90
Dubose,- J. H. ? 1 lot 4.50
Fisher, Ralph R. ? 2 lots 55.25
Galloway, Welch ? 4 lots 52.50
Hamlin, L. P. & Neill, E. C. ? 1 lot 7.50
Hamlin, J. R. ? 1 lot 12.00
Hensley, N. M. ? 1 lot 6.00
Holden, Mrs. Delia 15.00
Kilpatrick, Guthrie ? 1 lot 25.00
King, P. S.? 1 lot . .... 76.70
King, Mrs. P. S. ? 1 lot ....... 22.50
McCrary, Y. J. ? 1 lot 29.50
McGaha, V. B. ? 2 acres 45.10
^ Mcintosh, Mary E. ? 1 lot ? 45.75
McJunkins, Albert ? 1 lot 29.00
McMinit, Mrs. J. W.- ? 1 lot 107.25
Miller, H. M.? 1 lot 20.65
Miller, J. W.? 1 lot 5.25 :
Moncrief, Hattie Lou ? 1 lot 6.00
Neill, Mrs. L. A. Guardian? 1 lot ? ? . H.2Q
Neely, Mrs. T. J.? 1 lot - 40.50
Nichols, Z. W.? 2 lots 58-50
Osborne, C. K.? 1 lot 2.25
Osteen, Nancy ? 1 lot 6.00
Owen, Roland ? 1 lot 41.63
Owen & Fisher ? 3 lots 39.75
Outland, B. T. Estates ? 4 1-2 acres 12.00
Patton, Mrs. T. E.? 1 lot 36.38
Patterson, J. B. ? 1 lot 3.00
Paxton, Cos ? 3 lots 91.18
Paxton, Mrs. Alice ? 4 acres & 2 lots 84.00
Phifer, Walter? 1 lot 4.50
Ray, G. G.? 1 lot 7.50
Robinson, C. H. ? 11 lots 81.00
Ray & Ray? 1 lot . 6.00
Reagan, C. M.? 2 lots 15.00
Shipman, I. F. ? 1 lot 32.30
Shuford, Julia D. ? 1 lot *. 67.50
Shuford, F~. E.? 1 lot 73.40
Shuford, F. E. Executor ? 1 lot 4.50
Sitton, Mrs. J. M. ? 1 lot 3.75
Smith, G. J.? 1 lot 22.50
Stowers, H. E. ? 1 lot 2.25
Siniard, S. H. ? 1 lot 32.00
Thrash, J. M.? 1 lot ...... 9.00
Tinsley, C. E.? 1 lot . 6.00
Tinsley, C. B. ? 1 lot 6.75
White, A. M.? 1 lot 3.75
Wilson, Sutton ? 2 lots 135.00
Wood, T. S. ? 5 1-2 acres- v. 42.08
COLORED
Allen, John ? 1 lot 3.00
|Anthony, Henry ? 1 lot 9.5C
Axim, Nancy ? 1 lot 9.50
Bowman ,Tony ? 1 lot 4.13
Banjamin, Sam ? 1 lot V... ' 14.50
lanjamin, Avery ? 1 lot 11.50
Benjamin, Tom, Estate ? 1 lot 4.58
Blythe, Bill ? 1 lot i* 2.25
Cobb, Margaret ? 1 lot 53
Erwin, Chas. ? 1 lot : 14.50
Griffin, Elmyra? 1 lot 4.50
Gash, Jim ? 1 lot . : 19.00
Gash, Arthur ? 1 lot 11.50
Gaston, Albert ? 1 lot 11.30
Gash, Loretta? 1 lot 75
Hefner, Arthur ? 1 lot .... ..... 16.53 1
Killian, Pole ? 1 lot , 7.20 1
Kemp, Pink & Mary ? 1 lot 11.18 1
Langston, Herbert ? 1 lot . . 13.00 ' J
Lynch, Alf? 1 lot 6.00 r
Mills,. Fred ? 1 lot ; 6;00 1
Mills, Brice ? 1 lot .' 4.65 }
C
Mills, Cam ? 1 lot 3-uu
Mackey, Bunyan ? 1 lot 11.75
Mcintosh, Annie ? 1 lot 7.50
Smith, Rufus ? 1 lot 18.70
Thomas, Sam ? 1 lot 6.00
Williams, Arthur ? 1 lot 9-0^
Williams, Berry ? 1 lot 8.25
1924 TAXES
Brackens, W. A. ? 1 lot 6-38
Brackens, Mrs. Florida ? 1 lot 11.50
Case, J. H. ? 3 acres 4.60
Doyle, Mrs. C. M. ? 1 lot 5.4(5
Duckworth, J. W. ? 4 1-2 acres 62.70
Floyd, J. L.? 1 lot 3.45
Hamlin, J. M.? 1 lot 9-20
Hensley, N. M. ? 1 lot 4.60
Kilpatrick, C. C. ? 3 lots 23.26
Kilpatrick, Mrs. C. C. ? 1 lot 2.30
Lane, L. B.? 1 lot . . .' 1.15
McCall, J. F.? 1 lot 23.00
McMinn, Mrs. J. W. ? 2 lots 82.23 ?*
Neill, Mrs. L. A? 1 lot 4.60
Osteen, Nancy ? 1 lot 2.30
Phifer, Walter? 1 lot 3,15
Powers, W. C.? 3 lots ' 8.86
Reagan, C. M. ? 1 lot 23.00
Shuford, F. E.? 2 lots 84.63
Shuford, F. E. Executor ? 3 lots 5.18
Smith, G. J. ? 1 lot 17.25
Hnsley, A. W.? 1 lot 3.92
Waters, Thos. L. Estate ? 2 acres & 2 lots 57.50
Wood, T. S. ? 5 1-2 acres & 1 lot 37.51
COLORED
A.llen, John ? 1 lot 9.30
Benjamin, Tom, Estate ? 1 lot 3.51
Benjamin, Avery ? 1 lot 10.45
Blythe, Bill ? 1 lot 1.73
Bowman, Tony ? 1 lot 3.16
]!ash, Arthur ? 1 lot 10.45
jash, Loretta ? 1 lot 58
?emp, Pink & Mary ? 1 lot 8.57 j
Gillian, Pole ? 1 lot 5.52
jynch, Alf ? 1 lot 4.60
Hackey, Bunyan ? 1 lot 9.88
Hclntyre, Annie-*-l lot ; 5.75
Jonder, John ? 1 lot 8.76
lobinson, Arthur ? 1 lot 7.59
Chomas, Sam ? 1 lot 11.60
Villiams, Arthur ? 1 lot 6.96
Villiams, Lewis & Minnie ? 1 lot 8.48
Villiams, Berry ? 1 lot ' 6.33
lills, Cam ? 1 lot 3.00
lackey, Bunyan ? 1 lot 11.75
Iclntyre, Annie ? 1 lot 7.50
Imith, Rufus ? 1 lot ' 18.70
'homas, Sam ? 1 lot 6.00 -4
Williams, Arthur ? 1 lot 9.08
Williams, Berry ? 1 lot 8 25