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NOTICE!
NOTICE!
NORTH CAROLINA,
MADISON COUNTY.
In tho Saparior Conrt
Clarence E. Rector
Helen Rector
The defendant, Helen Rector, will
ttdte notice that an action entitled as
above has been -commenced in the
Superior Court of North Carolina to
dissolve the bonds of matrimony, now
existing between plaintiff and defend
ant and for an absolute divorce.
And the said defendant will furth
er take notice that she is required to
appear at the office of the Clerk of pnaf a nnnHitinnnl fnmor between S.
the Superior Court of Madison Coun- 'l. Reese and J. N. Grigory, then
ty at the Court House at Marshall, West with S- e. Reese's line to a
H. C. within thirty days after service 'stake( a corner of S. L. Reese land,
and answer or demur to the complaint then down a smaii branch and with
LAND SALE UNDER MORTGAGE
-iTake notice that the undersigned
mortgagee, under and by virtue of
the power of sale contained in a cer
tain mortsraeed deed executed bv J
-W. Reese and wife, Emmer Reese, to
JUee- hicks ana wire, on tne otn aay
of October, 1927, which is recorded
in book 81 at page 143 of Madison
County, Seed Records, conveying the
land therein and hereinafter descriD
ed. for the purpose of securing; cer
tain, Indebtedness therein described,
ana default having been made in the
payment of said indebtedness, will
offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court house door, in
Marshall on the 26th day of October,
1929. during the legal hours of sale.
the lands described in said mortgage
deed.
To-Wit:
Being on Long Branch Waters of
Meadow Fork. Beginning on a Wa
ter Birch in a branch in the old line
between J. E. Grigory and W. A.
Norris and runs nearly East with W.
T. Moore's line to a rattle box on top
of a ridge, a conditional corner be
tween W. T. Moore and L. L. Grig
ory, then up said ridge to a small
Chestnut in a gap, also a conditional
corner betwene W. T. Moore and L.
Grigory and J. E. Grigory, then
a North course down a ridge to a Lo-
Next - Miss Lillie Gahagan. Vera
Beckuind Arnold Gahagan having
missed only two Sundays. , The above
partite have had the ox In the ditch
(we are sure.) ;
Members enrolled not including
visitors ; . :. 51
Average attendance..'.81 1-3
(Parties of this S. S. district that
should be enrolled 57
Parties absent altogether..- 6
:v,We would like to call special at
tention to the fact that there are
only six parties in this S. S. district
who were absent altogether but we
are very much pleased to state that
these parties attended the revival
meeting held by Dr. Gamon of
Knoxville. Tens. We ' are hoping
that by the end of the quarter just
beginning that we can say that all
parties in this district have had a
part with us in S. S. and church
work.
We also wish to state that Dr..
Gamon who held the revival meet
ing mentioned above was a great
help to us and we are thankful to
him. During his meeting there was
united with the church here at Hur
ricane, Ave members. Some others
we think will unite elsewhere.
Hurricane Church and S. S
By L. E. Gahagan.
turned to Columbia, S. C. Friday,
Mr. and , Mrs. C. K. Guthrie are
at the .' home , of their' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fisher were
at Bull Creek Sunday.', ......
it is understood that the prayer
meeting at this' place is no longer
in progress, we were air sorry to
near we could not have any . more
. . . T
services on Saturday night, but we
are, xoijowing our leaders..
it was in some of the Bull Creek
news of last week that Mr. John
Silver and Mr. Kenneth Edwards
were preparing to leave for Cali
fornia. That statement was false.
but we are sure that the writer who
wrote it did not know it -was un
true. Let's be sure of what we are
saying. "Think twice before you
speak."
Marshall,,' N. C., . Oct 4, 19231
From WALNUT GAP
in said action, or the nlaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief de
manded in said complaint.
This 9th day of September, 1929.
J. HUBERT DAVIS, Clerk of the
Superior Court, Madison County,
N..C.
0-0ct.-4.
S. L. Reese's line to a stake at Long
Branch, then up said Long Branch to
John Lunsford's road, then up said
road to a stake in W. A. Norris' line
then East with said Norris line to a
Chestnut, a conditional corner, then
with said line to the beginning, con
taining Twenty acres, more or less.
This the 23rd day of Sept., lUS
LEE HICKS and WIKE,
Mortgagees.
Having qualified as administrator O-Oct. 18, 1929.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
f the estate of Tom Cook. Sr.. de
ceased, late of Madison County, N. !
C, this is to notify all persons hav- I
mg claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned on or before
the 16th day of August, 1930, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imme
diate payment.
This the 15th day of August, 1929.
A. W. WHITEHURST, Administra
tor of Tom Cook, Sr., deceased.
0-S-2O.
NOTICE!
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Arthur Stanton, de
ceased, late of Madison County, N. C.
7w is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of the de
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed at the home of the said un
dersigned, near Revere, N. C, in No.
10 Totwnhip, Madison County, on or
Before the 11th day of September.
1930, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the said es
tate will make immediate payment.
This September 11, 1929.
HUBERT STANTON, Administrator.
O-Oct 18.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Jobe Rice, deceased,
late of Madison County, N. C, this
& to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned on
or before the 6th day of September,
1930, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 3rd day of September, 1930.
LEE RAMSEY, Executor of
Jobe Rice, deceased.
O-Oct-11.
The revival at Laurel River closed
Sunday night. We were sorry to see
Mr. and Mrs. Gammon leave.
Messrs. A r 1 i e Shelton, Arthur
Cooke, Hillard King and Bayard Shel
ton were in the Gap Thursday.
Miss Pollie Thomas spent Satur
day night with Misses Nettie and Vi
ola Cooke.
Mr. Jesse and Buster Kice were
callers at the home of Misses Pollie
Thomas and Mary Chandler Sunday.
.Mr. Carl Cantrell and Miss Nela
Thomas were riding Sunday afternoon.
. Mrs. G. W. Thomas was visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. W. Cooke, of Al
lenstand, Sunday.
Mr. Elmer Cooke accompanied Miss
Pollje Thomias home from church
Sunday night.
Miss Bill Harnett and Vina Thom
as attended church at Laurel River
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Emmitt Thomas, Miss Ruby
Payne, Mr. Arlie Shelton and Miss
Edna Thomas attended the decora
tion at Laurel Seminary Sunday.
Miss Nettie Cooke has gone to Bilt
more to stay a while with Mrs. W. B.
Harper.
Mrs. Cena Chandler and son, 1 el
ford, spent Sunday night with her sis
ter on Spill Corn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie King of Can
ton and Mrs. Charlie Shepherd and
little son, Howard, spent last week
with Mrs. Cena Chandler.
DISTRICT WELFARE
CONFERENCE
Will Be Held In Asheville, On
October 10th.
NOTICE OF PARTITION SALE
By virtue of the power in me vest
ed by an order and decree of the Su
perior Court made and entered in the
following proceeding, entitled "A
manda Guthrey, widow of T. J. Guth
rey, deceased, and Ossie Hunter and
other heirs-at-law of T. J. Guthrey,
deceased, vs. C. K. Guthrey, J. W.
Hunter, and other heirs-at-law of T.
J. Guthrey, deceased," I will on the
12th day of October, 1929, at 12 o'
clock M. at the court house door in
Madison County, resell at nublic auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash,
for partition among the tenants in
common the following described land,
o-wit: Beginning on a whit
oak on the hill side 12 poles east of
he New stock road and running: N
87.45 W crossing the road 12 poles,
whole line 42 (poles, to'; a stake) in
Nathan Carter's old line, thence
North 2.15 E 123 poles to a stake in
E. S. Guthrey's line, thence with his
line East 20 and 610 poles to an ap
ple tree on the east side of the road,
thence N 60 E 24 poles to an Ash in
the hollow thence North 30.15 E 26.8
poles to a sycamore on the bank of
Ivy, thence up and with Ivy Creek as
follows: S 83.15 E 24 poles, S 43.30
E 8 noles. S 25 E 27 noles. S 44 E 14
soles S 13.30 W 28 Doles. S 44.30 W
0 poles, to suu ill wuu ' iur- r ' v iouuhiu imiiiuni
thence leaving the creek North 87 W his two daughters Odessa and Inea
SO poles to an old stump, near me with a gilt of a new piano jnonaay
top of a ridge, and East of a new afternoon. .ptv
stock road, thence S .6 W 68 poles to The second team of Marshall met
the beginning, containing 60.6 acres, with the second team of Walnut
, , , , . a. 1: -I. 1 l 1 i .1 TT7 1
Being tne original tract wmui ; nign scnoui ou uie wuui grwuutu
FROM WALNUT
Rev. James L. Hyde filled his reg
ular atmodntiient' at the Presby
terian Church Sunday morning? '
Rev. Curtis Shugart filled hist re
gular appointment at the Mission
ary Baptist ehurch Sunday nighti
A B.Y.P.U. social was given ilast
Thursday night at the Missionary
Baptist Church to all the young
people. A large crowd attended,
and all reported a nice time.
Mr. Jack Dunbar was called- to
his home on account of sickness of
his mother. He is in the army.
NOTICE!
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
County of Madison
Ia tha Saparior Court
J. F. Fisher
vs.
Tilda Fisher
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Madison County, said
action being for an absolute divorce
from the bonds of matrimony, and
the said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to appear
before the Clerk of the Superior
afMw4 r r am1 itAll
after the service of this notice, at the
courthouse of said county in Marsn-
divided into two lots and fully de
scribed in Special Proceeding Book C
at page 291 et seq. n
One of the lota sold to T. J. Guth-
ey Recorded in Book 27 at page 28
et seq.
This 25th day of September, 1929.
C. B. MASHBURN, Commissioner.
O-Oct. 4.
FromBELVA
Belva, Nv C, Oct. 1, 1929.
NEWS-RECORD,
Marshall, N. C.
Dear Sirs r
The first of last quarter just pass
ed we agreed to report those who had
a perfect attendance for the three
month period in Sunday School thru
your paper, which we will thank you
to allow us the privilege. We also
wish to make a full report on the
church and Sunday School work
which is connected.
Our minister, Rev, L. A. Zimmer
man who has an appoointment twice
a month had a perfect attendance.
Mr. Grady uahagan comes wiin
all. N. C and answer or demur to .HstiHgnra Thniie next best
the complaint in said action, or the Mr. Ceorge Gentry, Mrs. George
plaintiff will apply to the court for .Gentry, Frank Gentry, Dora May
the relief demanded in said com- Gentry, JEmma Gentry, Chapel Gen
plaint. ' . , 'try Mrs. Mellie Gahagan, Miss Bon
J. HUBERT DAVIS, Clerk of the 1 nia Gahagan, Elisabeth Gahagan, and
Superior Court - '. Walter Wade Gahagan having missed
This 12th day of September, 1929. oniy one gunday. . ; .
W-vct.a. pu.
Monday afternoon. A very interest
ing game was played, the scores be
ing 8-9 in Walnut's favor.
Miss Lula Chandler spent the
week end with homefolks. K
Those who attended the Bun
combe county singing convention
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Sankey
Brigman and family and Miss May
mie Whitesides. ,
Rev. Mr. Finley was visiting Rev.
James L. Hyde Tuesday. ,t
Miss Helen Hyde who has been
sick is somewhat improved. j,-
From BULL CREEK
- Sunday School and singing - are
progressing nicely. The people' of
this place have most ' all their crops
gathered and are ready for winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Zade Forester are
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.tR.
M.' Callahan. j
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Silver nd
family went to Grapevine Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. T. J. Guthrie is not imprpvT
ing any at this writing. f
Mr. John Silver and Gudger Wil
son, and Misses Glen and Ola Hun
ter motored . to Laurel Sunday
afternoon to see Mrs. Zade and
Mrs. John Rice, -
Mrs. M. A. Ingle was the guest of
Mrs. W. K. Hunter Sunday. i ,
Mrs. Gaither Bnckner is improving-
very, slowly.'; We hope to ,-see
her out again very soon. , , j,
The Western District Welfare Con
ference will be held in Asheville,
Thursday, October 10th, according to
an announcement by Mrs. F. B. Moss,
Superintendent of Public Welfare in
Rutherford county, who is district
chairman for the conference. An
excellent program on Problems of
Children has been prepared. A
mong the speakers are such well
known specialists as Dr. Frank How
ard Richardson, one of the leading
child specialists in the country, who
conducts the Children's Clinic at
Black Mountain. Judge William M
York, of the Greensboro Juvenile
Court, who is also chairman of the
North Carolina committee on Juve
nile Courts, and Dr. t Harry W,
irane, oi tne iacuity oi tne uni
versity of North Carolina' and Di
rector of the Division of Mental
Health and Hygiene for the State
Board of Charities and Public Wel
fare. '
The conference will draw its at
tendance from the nineteen west
ernmost counties of the state. These
include: Cleveland, Burke, Avery,
Mitchell, McDowell, Rutherford,
Polk, Henderson, Yancey, Madison,
Buncombe, Haywood, . Transylvania,
Jackson, Swain, Macon, Graham,
Cherokee, and Clay. A special in
vitation is extended to all couaty
officials, social workers, welfare and
civic organizations, women's clubs,
and every one who is interested in
social progress. The conference
will be held at the Battery Park,
hotel.
The program for the day will
start at ten o'clock in the morning.
'when Rev. G. Floyd Rogers, chair
man 'of the Buncombe county board
of public welfare, will welcome the
conference. The ' firsto speaker will
be Dr. Richardson, , who will have as
his subject, "Physical Factors Con
tributing to Behavior Problems I
rJiXailLL'S 4 1 SALE
4; -;-r COAL, FEED AND LUMBER COMPANY
uppar ndf a atreel J ( V Pho,. 49 , ManhalL N. C
MARSHALL j PHARMACY i The REXALL Store
E. R. TWEED, DRY GOODS ANDREADY-TO-WEAR
a C RECTOR, HARDWARE AND FURNITURE T '
Sale; Beaouil doses Dec. 24th
Every Dollar yo trad or nay on account to aay of tha above Four Mer
chants, yon will be gl van Oaa Coupon. Save your Coupons. . Someoaa
who hold tha lucky Coupoa will gat tha baaatlful aaw FORD; TOURING
CAR ON THE LAST DY OF SALE, DECEMBER 24th, AT 20O P. ftf,
FOR $1.00. Banch'your moaay. Coma atUad this Groat Sale. Take
advaataga of our law prices. Ask for tha Coupons. DEMAND THEM.
FREE FOR ONE DOLLAR
si vary uouar you trade or pay on Account to aay of tho above Four Mar.
chants you will bo given a Coupon. Two $5.00 COLD PIECES will ba
given to tha customeVs holding the Lucky Coupons for five cants aack
Drawing for GOLD will begin oa tha last Saturday la Auvuat at liOfl P M.
and CONTINUE ON THE LAST SATURDAYIN EACHONTH UNTIL
SATURDAY.NOVEMBER WJWSR
drawing for tha FORD comas off at 2i00 P. VL.., Save your money and tall
your friands to come spend thair Long Graan at the 4 In ONE SALE.
with children." Judge York , wUl rtrMi!nir TVi R.!
then speak on "Juvenile Delinquency -TCUt; My i O DTing
Horde Of Wonders
Breatest Show On Earth Will
mers.
and the Function of the Juvenile
court,". - ; r;;;-
Mrs. Charles A. Ouinlan. of
WavnexviUa. chBirmnn nf itlia Rom
wood county board of public wel- Exhibit Countless Foreign Nov
fare will give a short talk on the .. . . . .
aims and purposes of the State Con- ntrat -Ot .iepnant,
ference of Social Work. 1 Zebras jod ' Cuneli. ' 1O0O
For a short ,!W7hile t the ' eohchi-i i -'f i . . ,
OIVH Vi UllO IUVIltllK VI Hill. IMra. .- v - - - awa-
Gustav Lichtenfels. of Asheville. re-LL
. . ' . wwm
presenting the f arent-Teachers As-,
sociation. will discuss the nronosed
legislation for working children Jn
North Carolina.. ,Dr Crane is to be
the luncheon speaker, haviT-z . the
subject. "Mental Factors of Parti
cular Importance for Juvenile Court
Consideration." Dr. Crane' will be
introduced, by Mr. Lawrence Holt,
President of the Council of Social
Agencies of Asheville. '
Mrs.: Roy H.' McDuftie, of Ashe
ville, who abefore her marriage was
director of Mother's Aid for the Ju
venile Court of Cincinnati, and who
is now a. member of the Buncombe
county board of public welfare, will
lead a, round table discussion on the
need, for trained and intelligent ser
vice, , beginning, at 2 o'clock in , tH
afternoon. The' meeting ' will
journat 3 o'clock.
I'M '. C m.
He waves his long arms as in ansrer "
He glares at the' earth and the sky. '
His face is the face of a maniac;
There's murder and hate in his eye.
There's purpose in all of his madness;
His birth was not ordered by chance.
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si Knows no retreat or surrender egt
The scarecrow we'made from Pa's panfi.
es only a form and a phantom - -But
how the birds chatter and' caw.
To them he's a terrible thinsr
This creature we stuffed full of straw.
We folks after all have our scarecrow!
.How often we shiver and shake
At trouble that never arrives
Or thinsrs that are only a fake. '
- It pays in this life to have courage M ..'Vf& Jv
. Don't be like the birds in the garden ;
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It was glorious news to young and
old brought in the announcement of
the early appearance of the great
Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey
Uircus, with its thousand and one
wonders which will exhibit in
ASHEVILLE, SATURDAY
OCTOBER 5th
The ' only five-ring circus In the
world, with a Big Top seating mors
than 16,000 persons, will this year
offer, more new: and startling acts
than ever before in its history. '
Not, least in the attractiveness of
the Big Show will be the presence of ' '
seven herds of ? elephants, 48 great -
pachyderms ; the majority of which fy
are highly trained performers. There J
ar likewise the lartrest herds of sri-
raffes, sebras and camels' in captivity
The menagerie ox. the - Kingnng-
Barnum Circus is the largest travel
ing coo' in the world, and in its git-
ded cages there appear1 every known
variety of animaj, brought from the
earth's remote corners by agents of
the hnsre amusement institution.
And at each performance is to ba '
seen "Goliath,' the monster sea ele
phant, weighing five tons and eating
400 pounds- of fish - daily During
the past year "Goliath" has. grown a
full tm'mzw&i'-'i-r'
The circus marts of the! world
have been combed to ? produce, for
this m-eatest at all shows the most
daring and spectacular of acts, chief
among which thlsryaar is the one and
only Zachini, -fThe Human Project
ile," fired bodily through space from . -.
the mouth of a monster cannon.
The Big Show travels on its own , ,
four trains of 100 . double, length .'
railroad cars. , ', . ."c
From Black Mountain
We are having lots of rain up here. -'
Mrs. Carrie Hart ' spent Sunday
night with Mrs. Mack Hart; ; -'
Miss May Waldroup spent Satur-
day night with Miss Florence Glos
len and reported a nice time. 1 - -.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wardrep
spent - Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
and Mr, Homer Worley.-. - -
Miss Atlas Wardrep spent Tues- -
day and Tuesday, night with her ;
parents, - " ' ' ," . i"
Mr. Ernest ; uart was at cnurcn ja ;
Sunday night ' . - '
, Mr. Douglas Buckner was on the
sick' list Tuesday.
..Mr- Ernest Hart has a new car. -.
and is having' a good time motoring ,
with lhe girls. , -
' Mr. Paul Norton and jarnest Hart '
Bill Goodson and Clarence Free
man" reported a nice time Sunday " -afternoon
- going to North Fork.
Donsflas Buckner and Hor- -
Gazline went to church Sunday -
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