RESOLUTIONS IN
MEMORY OF JUSTUS
Resolutions of respect and regret
expressing the sentiments of the
County Board of Commissioners and
sympathy for Mrs. Justus were
adopted by the county commissioners
v.-nsn they met in regular session |
Monday. The resolutions were unani
mously adopted and the clerk of the
board was directed to send a copy
of the resolution to Mrs. Justus and
spread a copy of same on the minutes
of the meeting.
The resolutions read:
WHEREAS, the said George M.
Justus had been duly elccted
Treasurer o( Transylvania county
and had parformed his duties as
Treasurer with ability, honesty and
strict compliance with ail law in con
nection therewith and had proved j
himself to be an able, honest and
efficient official, and
Whereas, in the death of George
M. Justus, the county has lost an
u upright useful and able citizen and
f official.
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolv
ed that the Board of Commissioners
of Transylvania county in meeting
assembled do hereby express the deep
regret in the loss of so good a man,
so capable and official, so splendid a
husband and father and so good an
example of an industrious, capable
honest and God fearing Christian
gentleman.
And be it further resolved that the
Board express its eympathy both as
officials and as individuals, to the be
reaved family of Mr. Justus and that
a copy of this resolution be sent to
Mrs. Justus arvd another copy be
spread upon the minutes of this meet
ing.
This the 6th day of June, 1932.
O. L. ERWIN,
W. B. HENDERSON,
H. A. PLUMMER,
Committee.
FROM MR ERWIN
To My Good Friends in
T ):i myhdn id Count ys
Being unable to see you all in
person I take this method of thank
ing you for the splendid support you
gave me in my race for County
Treasurer.
I appreciate' all that was done for
mt by my friends and promise to
fill the duties of my office to the best
of my ability.
There is no danger of my being de
feated if the good people of the
County get behind me and work for
me.
Faithfully,
0. L. Erwiv.
FROM MR. VERS'ER
To my supporters I wish to extend
my cordial thanks for their support;
to the supporters of my fellow candi
date my thanks for their universal
courtesy and considerate reception to
me when I met them. I did not re
ceive a single hostile attitude during
my campaign.
I hope to have a message for my
supporters and the public generally
next week.
S. P. VERNER.
FROM MR. HENRY
To the Citizens of
Tramylvnnia County :
I take this opportunity to express
my sincere thanks to the voters of
Transylvania County for the confi
dence and splendid vote given me as
a candidate for the legislature on
Saturday June 4th.
W. M. HENRY
FROM MR. WILSON
To My Friends:
I wish to thank each and every
citizen for all they did for me in the
recent primary and in the campaign
preceding the primary. There was
much faithful work done that none
but real friends could or would do,
and you know that I am thankful to
each one of you for all that you did.
JOHN L. WILSON
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
BY TRUSTEES
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in that certain Deed in Trust
executed by Claudius E. Lowe and
wife, Fanny F. Lowe, to the under
signed trustees to secure certain in
debtedness therein mentioned, which
instrument is dated Feb. 1st, 1927,
registered in Book 16 at page 478 of
the mortgage records of Transyl
vania County; and said indebtedness
having matured by reason of de
fault in payments therein provided
for, and the default not having been
made good, and the holder of the
notes having demanded the trustees
to sell the lands therein described,
the said trustees will sell to the high
est bidder for cash at the Court
House Dooivn the town of Brevard,
X. C., on gjjttirday, July 16th, 1932,
at 12 o'clock M. the following des
cribed lands and premises, situated
in the town of Brevard, N. C., and
on the south-west side of East Main
street extension, and bounded as fol
lows :
BEGINNING at the intersection of
Main street and Ivy street and runs
with the south west margin of Main
street, S. 20 deg. 10 min. E. 218.7 ft.
?o a stake; then S. 69 deg. 50 min.
W. 300 ft. to a stake; then N. 19 deg.
30 min W.25.9 ft. to a stake on the east
irargin of Ivy street; then with the
margin of said street, N. 37 deg.
4 oin. 356.4 ft. to the beginning.
For further description see Deed in
Trust as registered in the above Book
and page.
Sale made to satisfy the said in
debtedness, principal and interest,
taxes and other encumbrances, and
the cost and expenses of sale.
June 11, 1932.
L. E. JOHNSON
WELCH GALLOWAY,
Trustees
Juno 16, 23, 30, July 7 and 14.
j Blantyre Breesfis {
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Little Mise L?t(ty Nesbit visited
little Miss Dorothy Simpson Sunday.
M>s". D. R. H'olliday visited Mrs.
A. W. Davis recently.
Mr. J. T. Justus visited Mr. Fred
Owenby Ssturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Morgan and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. 0. J.
Morgan and family Sunday.
Miss Beulah Allison visited Mrs.)
W. K. Duncan Sunday.
Mr. J. S. Maxwell visited Mr. Lec
Owens Sunday.
Mr. L. G. Paweil visited hi3 father,
Mr. J. E. Powell, Saturday.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Lewis Simpson is able to be back in
Sunday school after being confined to
her home for some time.
Miss Sarah Nesbit spent Sunday
with Miss Irene Davis.
Little Miss Jewel Reed visited
Jack and Bruce Justus recently.
Mrs. N. J. Rickman has returned
to her horns here after spending force
time at Brevard and Pisgah Forest.
Mrs. Fred Owenby visited Mrs. J
S. Maxwell recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moody visited
Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Morgan Sunday.
Mr. Clyde Owens visited Mr.
Claude Davis Sunday afternoon.
Little Fay Powell visited little
Helen Hickman Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Moody is much improved
after being seriously ill for! some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kollingsworth
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Simpson Sunday.
Messrs. Luna and Carlie Powell
were the supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Rickman.
Mrs. J. T. Justus visited Mrs. A.
C. Rickman Sunday.
Mrs. S. V. Brown of the Glade
Creek section visited her sister, Mrs.
A. W. Davis Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Rickman visited Mrs.
Bob Orr Sunday.
Mr. Girley Justus visited Mr. Fred
Owenby Sunday.
Mrs. J. S. Maxwell and daughter
Agnes visited Mrs. Maxwell's
daughter, Mrs Harvey English, re
cently.
Mr. Grady Justu3 visited Mr. Le
roy Davis Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Morgan visited
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Morgan Sunday.
Mr. Claude Hickman has returned j
to his home here after being em- ;
ployed in Asheville for some time. ;
M'ro. J. S. Maxwell visited Mrs, i
Annie Moore Saturday.
Messrs. William and Winbourne
Gosh visited Mr. Claude Davis Sun
day.
Mrs. Jerry Orr and children, Har
old and Thelma, of Glade Creek are
still with her mother, Mrs. Iiee Moody
who is ill.
Leroy Davis visited Mis3 Agnes
Maxwell Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. C. Rickman visited her
mother, Mrs. i. E. Powell, recently. |
There was a large crowd attended)
the ordination service at Blantyre
last Sunday afternoon when W. L.
Frady and Charles Neebit were or
dained as deacota.
Mrs. Moore and daughter, Miss
; Ruby Hamilton, expected to stwnd |
isome time in Charlotte last weak. I
Miss Mary Ellen Reed visited Mrs.
D. J. Morgan Tuesday.
Severs! of the Blantyre folks at
tended the farmers' Meeting at Enon
nr.c enjoyed hearing Mr. Bruce Webb
talk.
John Re?d called on Charles Nesbit
| Monday.
V/e are sorry to report that the
small son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Frady fell and broke his arm last
week.
Mrs. Salter and son, James, and
nephew, Harry Johnson, came up
from Atlanta for a few days stay at
their summer cottage here last week.
They left for Atlanta Sunday, but
will return later.
Mm. Van Beck and children visited
her mother, Mrs. Let Moody, who is
ill, Sunday.
Rev. P. H. Holden preached at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moody
Sunday.
STAMP IS ISSUED
TO HONOR MORION
Raleigh, June 15. ? Five thousand
"Arbor Day" stamps are being used
by the Department of Conservation
and Development, commemorating
ths 100th anniversary of the birth
of J. Sterling Morton, whose efforts
in 1872 were responsible for setting
aside the first Arbor Day in Nebras
ka, North Carolina's "Arbor Doy"
the part spring was widely observed,
especially by school children through
out the State by planting trees in
connection wuh the George Washing
ton Bicentennial event. More than
100 miniature forests have been sot
on public school grounds in the State
and this movement i?s expected to
have great educational value hi the
movement toward reforestation in
North Carolina.
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