America's Twelve ' Plan Eighty-Five mi Of New
Maie ttoaus tor year in
Greatest Women
Western Section.
Notice Of Mort-jNotice of Mortgage
- gage bale Sale.
TNrAvrsim a mim4 VtAFA 'Vaaw
terested in reading the list of - Approximate ly wgRty fivem.les
names announced in the papers of 4add,t:ona "T JTS'''
of May 6th as the result of the i cost!ng ?ut $G0?'(H wlU 1,0 uu'1-
i i i .. lertak.cn this vear in the ninth, dis-
voies casi oy a special commit- . . . , , , , . ,
tit Irictof the states highway com-
.. . . . - . mraeinn ji'hinli ftmt.rnn.H: HiinsinmlkA
of tlw
two
Voters to determine who, in the
judgment of these members,
were the twelve greatest women
in America. The results were
as follows: Jane Addams, phi
lanthropist; Cecilia Beaux, pain
ter; Carrie Chapman Catt, poli
tics; Anna Jump Cannon, as
tronomy; Anna Botsford Con
I stock. Jnatural history; Minnie
Maddera Fiskc, stage; Lou we
Homer, music; Julia Lalhrop,
, child welfare; Florencfe Rcna
oaDin, anatomy; M. tarcy Tho
mas, education; Martha Van
Renssalaer, home economics;
Edith Wharton, literature.
This is certainly a most in
teresting list, and one which
will probably arouse much dis
cussion. Already many dissent-
' ing voices have been heard, al
though if the basis of choice is
considered perhaps little criti
cism could be made of the fair
ness of the judges and the re
suits arrived at. It would seem
as though the aim was not to
name the twelve most eminent
women in the nation, but to
choose twelve women each of
whom was greastest in'her par
ticular calling. Twelve callings
were enuwerated and then the
most out standing women in the
profession named. This accounts
for the fact that there are five
or six names in the list whic
very few of the readers of THE
x CHRISTIAN WORK will rec
ognize.. I must confess that
i had never heard of Anna Jump
Cannon, or Anna Botsford Com
stock, or Florence Rena Sabin
and Cecilia Beaux and Martha
Van Renssalaer were but names
w tuui u a iiiiu fciiat .ivAias
Beaux is considered by the art
cntics as by all odds the grea
test painter, among American
women: that Mrs. Comstock has
written many learned books on
bees and butterflies and is the
foremost authority on natura
history ' among American wo-
men; that Miss Sabin is a pro
fessofin Johns Hopkins Uni
versity and has published
wonderfully original "Atlas of
the. Bram"; that Mrs. Cannon
has discovered" over two hun
dxed stars through her telescope
and has made a catalogue of two
hundred and weat thousand
stellar spectra: and that Mrs
Van Renssalaer has written a
long list of books on home eco
nomics
This explains how it is that
seVeral names of women known
to everyone in America are not
in the listnovelists, poets there
, is nip , poet jiamed, by . the way,
dramatists, singers, accesses,
educators, are not in the list,
while, their less widely known
sisters are there Were a list of
the twelve really greatest wo
men to be made, regardless of
" proportionate representation,"
even this a p e ci a 1 committee
, would haye given us quite a
different list'-' Upon such names
. as ine outers Jane Addams,
Carrie Chapman Catt Minnie
Maddern Fiske, Louise Homer,
Julia Lathrop, M. Carey: Tho
mas andt Edith Wharton practi
cally 'ey erpbody will be agreed.
All of them have really made
of western
and other counties
North Carolina.
This is the goal that has been sot
for this section of tho state by J.
CJ. Stikelcather, who represents the
district on tlw state commission and
who has supervision of the state
highway work being done in wit-
em North Carolina under the $65,-
000,000 state bond issue program
According to Mr. Stikeleulhcr,
he expects to let contracts this year
for tho amount of -road improve
men's mentioned and hopes to .ac
complish the coal if nntliinc iinfnr.
. . . . . N
seen nappens to delay me work.
However, there is now being anti
cipated probably some let up in the
road work in this section, he said,
if the conditions now prevailing in
the central and eastern parts of the
state should arise here. Oiaccoimt
of the general industrial boom, in
eluding a great building activity
throughout the state, the roa
work in the central and eastern
counties is now being handicapped
by a shortage of material. There
is also a shortage of labor in those
sections, largely because the same
business boom is attracting labor
ers elsewhere, This situation ha
nofyct struck the western part o
the state, according to Mr. .Stike
lcather, and if it does, a plowing up
in the road work until the situation
is passed may result. However, he
ishcping that such conditions wi
not prevail. '
At present there .sre over 1,000
men, including the state engineer
ing force and employes of contract.
ing firms, busy building better
roads in this western soction of
North Carolina. Mr. Stikelcather
says he expects to keep them busy
and Will, m so far as he is able
Of the money derived' from the
fc65.O0O.OO0 bond issue, the ninth
highway district was awarded about
$5,000,000, and of this amount ap
proximately, $1,000,000 has been
spent, according to latest estimates
It is stated that the balance of the
alloimcnt will be spent during tho
next two years, and if the road
building program is to continue
after that time in full force, an ad
ditional bond issue, may have to be
authorized by the legislature.
600-Mile Road System
The state highway system in the
western counties calls for the con
etruction of 600 miles cf roads, in
eluding hard surface and other
kinds. For the entire stato, it is
planned to build a chain of 6.000
miles, linking up every county, bc-
ore the present program is com
pleted in its etriiety.' .
Among the projects for this year
Mr. Stikcleathcr states, so far as
now decided, two will bo in Bun
combe county. One of these will
be a road from Cole Creek; in the
Hominy section, to the Haywood
line, a distance of seven miles and
the other will be a distance of 12
mile j in Buncombe and 4 miles in
Madison, oonnccting Ashcville and
Marshall, Both of these highways
will be either concrete or asphafl.
, The other projects now visualiz
ed for the western counties this
year include a gravel surface road
in Medison county, from Hot
Springs up, Spring Creek to the
Haywood county line a distance of
14 miles; in Haywood county, grav
Under and bv virtue of the unae.r arKl v,rtn0
u I DOwer conferred oumi mc In
certain deed in truafc, executed tokortaiu deeJn in trust9 executed
uio uy niiinan uunier, aatea I to mo by yurk Shelton and wife
Nov. 1st 1921,- recorded it . the Lilly Shelton, dntod Nov. 1st 1920
office of the Kcinster of Dpi hL r. .
of Madison County in Book 21 M lt and recorde,i
pago 801, to secure the payment ,n tbe office of Register. o
of certain indebtedness therein deeds of Madison County, iN. C,
anu naving oeen requested to do I in book Zl Dace 277: and houk 24
so by the holder of the notes evi-j page 95, to aecuro the payment
dcneinir said indebtednpna. I will I of certain inrMitjwl
sell at public auction. Id the h hrh- scribed, and dpfmilt h.ivin . Iw i.,,
psi bidder ror cash, at the Uourt made in tbe payment of s;iid i.i-
i louse door in the town, of MnrdebtedneHS. and baviwr, Im n rt
stiall, N. (J., at 12:00 o'clock M.. '
on Mondnv. June 4. io-vi i.Ka quested to do o by the hold-irof
following described tract of land 1 e n tr8 HCP,:ml"s abov- sot
to-wit: I forth, will sell nt public aunhn.
I to the highest bidder for cs
era
tai
WI
Corner, of Tillman Gosnell tract following described land to-wit
and runs with the lines of the last
named tract N. lo39E. nas
Cultivate the
tan
VV
Bi-jrinninj, at a stake and poin- t0 ine bigbost bidder for um!,, at
rs on top of the lonesome moun- the court bou-e door in the town
lintbe N. W. Corner of the of Maraball, N. C, at 12:00 o'Mi
Wheeler Gosnell tract and S. W. M-00 Monday, Juhe4lh; 1923, Hie
: j !L. .n i' .
i ,Bankme
sing a point west and opposite the
"iiillio Gap" at about 60 poles,
crossing Lonesome Mountain 121.
78 poles to a rock and pointers on
the west side of said mountain N
W. Corner of said tract then N.
svo 30 'E. crossing the top of
FIRST TRACT
, i(or a run and complete dcscrip
lion of this land reference is liarc
by made to said dtd in trwi.
made the 1st day of Nov. 1020
and recorded io deed in trust book
21 at page 277 of the records o
Madison Cou'nty. Tho ssid land
is in No. 2 Townslii n Mdison
Trustee's Sale!
or human welfare. All of them wood tod Madi30 t0 ines Cr
areoble women too .having andfrora IIot Spring to Way
great contnDutions Either to art' i rnmia frnrr i twnnfl( ' '
iiuman weuare. Ail or tnem wood and Madison fn P; nroV
nes-
n it. . i, ,. . .....
vine, tike loriuernve mues ana the
latter 18 milas; also . inv Haywood,
a stretch from Springdale to the
, r, . i.iibusvibui couuiy ne, wnere it
vm ?UUU, .uu ui tap the government , road and
know two or three of them fqrm Connection between ' Way"
weiyuth Jane Addam,thaS(nesvnie a tota,
been ,? erpecially delightful to" . iA : l...... .
1 to have her friendship and a htfd-liurfacerid in , CheZ
not only, high ideals, of their cal
lings, but of womanhood.
I have Been fortunate enough
to meet all of these seven- wo
ve:
Loneaome mountain 120.12 poles Jqj
to a stake and nointers! t! "n R.l
4o09 'W. 46.73 poles to a stake in For description of second tract
tlirt HtiCk ft ttuid tw ait ' bh1 seedeed in trust uiven tl.e '2i).l
old public -nad, then continuinir day of 1921 and recorded in
with thelinesof Tillm-anGosneM's deea inlrust book 24 puge 0.1 of
land, and down and with the rh0 rftCHW" ' Madison . County
meanders of tlie old public road N" C
N. 77o 41 'E. 6 poles to a stake, This May 8 1923.
then S 03.50'K 10 poles to a stake W. K. ELLEISON,
then XM. 8 loom 16 poles to nl . Trustee.
stake,' then N. S. 74ol3'E. 7 00 5-9-to-G-2 23-d.
polea to a stake in said public
road, corner of Tillman Gosnell'sl
land and R. O. Roberts tract, then
with the lino of the last named
. i
tract N. 3o 05' E. 55 66 Doles to
to a stake in a rock pile on the J By virture of the power of gale
S. E. side of Lonesome Mountain Icontained in a certain detain tvut.
men in. joorfd crossing n made bv J. R Swann and wif l it.
branch at 24.8a poles, crossing a lie B. Swann, to the undersigned
ridge, crossing Hiirh 8 h o a 1 trustee, dated Ffihnmrv tit.li 1000
irancb at 128.50 poh-s and pass-land dulv recistered in the f?.o ,.f
sing a knob ator near the corner the lle-cister of Deeds for Mfi,iimi
or IV ljr. Kobert's and crossing Countv. N n
BiLauiel Creek 2:9.C3 poles U ges and deeds in trust Nn 21 nt.
to a slake on the North bank of
said creek. Corner nf William
Themas tract tlvn fotlovritiK aloDir
the East and North Bantr of said
creek passing the corner between
said William Thomas and Tom
C ok, and passing a beech stump
tlw eoner between Tom f!nfU
apd McKinley Cook at 189 poles,
C32.30 poles to a rock in a rock
pile on the N. W. Bank of said
creek at tbe "Big Drift" in said
creeK, men a. 4ol7' E. crossine
said creek and said Drift, crossing
tbe Locuot Gap Ridge at or near
the head of Cool Springs ttldge
at 63.75 poles, crossing the old
road to Billie Gn" at 10H uoles
crossing a branch near the head
Spring of saiw at 107 poles, cros
sing a trail on top of ft rhlgn it
133.50, crossing armcli ut 151.73
poles and a dry hollow nfc 168 75,
170.65 imles to r stskft and piling
era in center of hollow, then N,
89ol E. up tho Itoilo v ciMSHinu
the public tojmI pu Louesouie
Mpuntin at 27.36 poles to the
beginning combining 4 2 1.22
aCvs. . .
Thfs.May 8th 1923.
. W. R. ELLRRSON,
. t 'IVuMU-e,'
5-9 to 6-2-23-d.
VVHEH YOU GET MONEY FOR YOUR U3R, UO I
TER WHAT SORT OF WORK YOU DO PUT. AND KEE
PART OF YQUR EARNINGS IN THE BANK. THIS' IS 1
SURE WAY TO GET AHEAD.
....
WE OFFER YOUHE SERVICE ArtD SAFETY OF
BANK.
FEEL FREE TO COME IN AND CONSULT US. WESHJ
BE GLAD TO SEE YOU AND MAKE YOU FEEL AT-HOME.
PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK. J
YOU WILL RECEIVE ' PER CENT INTEREST.
THE BANK0F FRENCH BROAD
the Oldest and Strongest Bank in Madison Coue
&!lk Jiff ITtX-aPB!8Rli3Wiai'A'J..'ll-ni:iJVmiSl'
M. V
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" THE UNIVERSAL CAR
YOU
Can owi a Ford , Car if you will
only save a small part of your
to
page 293, to wlfich reference is
hereby made, and default having
been made in the payment:, of the
indebtedness secured by said deed
in truBt, whereby the power of sale
contained therein has become' op
erative, Baid undersigned,, trusite
will on Tuesday, June 26:h, 1923
at twelve o'clock Noon sell at pub
lic auction, for cash, at the 'court'
bouse door in the Town of Marshall.
County of Madison, State of North i
Carolina the following described
lands and premises, situate, lying
and being in the Town of Marshall,
County of Madison' and State of
North Carolina and bounded - and
more particularly desciibf d as fol
lows: v
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weekly income.
Call and let us explain
plan;
;F; "SHELTON?
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE
LINCOLN 1
Ford and Fordson v
MARSHALL, N. C.
our
fc fc fc fc" fc"
I i
in Transylvania; three in Madison
two. in Haywood; three in Jackson;
one in Cherokee; one in Graham,
and one in Swain' county. Those
in Buncombe are hard surface
roads, of concrete or asphaltt and
include a two-mile stretch, between
Grace and Newbridge; two miles at
Craggy bridge,, with connection at
Leicester road, and seven miles
from Three Mine Hole gap to Hick
ory Nut gap. ,:',
very happy.
FOU SALE-One half ton
'Ford truck, one Ford ; passenger
FIRST TRACT:' .. '
''BEGINNING at a Ptake in the
northern margin of Main St., at i
t h e southwest corner of J. Rk '
Swann'ssJore house. lot and runs'
thenco with the fine of the "s't recti
north 51 degrees we.tt 22 feet to a j
stake ithepi-e north 30 degrees east'!
100 feet to a stake; thence south 51 1
degrees east 22 feet to a stake," the
northwest corner nf fhr. I T? !!', !
v. ...i ..... .jiiauu
.1 1. l. ,i . , !
awn; uuunu iui; mencc 6) uegieVs
wast 100 feet to the btSginnin.i and t
being the same land conveyed to J, j
It. Swann by 'Marshall Collection
& Insurance Agency, Inc.. bv' deed
dated April 5th, 1910. and register-'
ect in the office of tbe. Resist r ,
JJeeds of Madison Cojnfv. N C.
in book of deeds 33", at pne 455
reference to which is made for nur.
poses of description."
SECOND TRACT: ;
"BEGINNING at a stake at the
northwest corner of the Roberts and
Rector store house lot on Main Rt
in aaid Town of Marshall, and -runs
thence nortkwest with Main Street
uj iwfc vu n Biune on main otree
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bort's and Rector's line to the Bo
cinninor: this beinir a corivevn.nef of
33 feet fronting Main Strwt by 50
poles more or less to tho top of the
ridjre. Hemp; the same land convey'
ed to J. It. Swann bv J. ,M. ClnA
Kor and others by deed dated April
0N1, 1U0I, and registered in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of
Madison County in Deed Book 14,
j kee county, between Andrews and 'car,tcth In rood
J Murphy a distance of la.milcs. -Y J V. D. IT -
11 TLor 3 ar? r- ?'ir . ' 1 v -? t'.rc I " '
feral:
:T. a r.
thence a northeasterly dircetion CO . Kt puge 524, reference to- which is
poles to a stake on ton nf thn riA. made for oumoses of deserintion."
t! icn gout! " -t 33 fert ' nara!!ei ' '' This the 23rd day of May A.
D
1023.
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