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County Deaths Mrs. Dewey Wallin Mrs. Esta Anderson Wallin, 12, of Route S, Marshall, died Monday in an Asheville rest home after a long illness A native of Madison County and a daughter of the late J. Woodson and Mary Gardner Anderson, Mrs. Wallin taught in the Madison County school system for several years She was the widow of Dewey Wallin who died Aug 10 and was an adult Sunday school teacher at White Rock Presbyterian Church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs Agnes Metcalf of Mars Hill, Mrs Daisy Franklin of Virginia Beach, Va., and Mrs. Mary Tweed of Marshall; a son, J. D. Wallin of Mars Hill; two sisters, Mrs Ollie Wells of Beltsville, Md, and Miss Daisy L. Anderson of Mars Hill; 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Marshall Presbyterian Church. The Rev. George Moore and the Rev. William Emerson of ficiated. Burial was in Mars Hill Cemetery Bowman Funeral Home was in charge Bryan Plemmons Bryan Plemmons, 77, of Route 1, Hot Springs, died Aug 31 at his home following an extended illness A native of Madison County and a son of the late Joseph M and Martha Justice Plem mons, he operated a trout farm in the Spring Creek section of Madison County. Surviving are the wife, Mrs Nellda Lusk Plemmons; three sons, Gerald Plemmons of Leola, Ark., Eugene Plem mons of Hot Springs and Newton Plemmons of Weaverville; three daughters, Mrs. Pauline Fowler of Swannanoa, Mrs. Ann Ramsey of Weaverville and Mrs Betty Edwards of Hot Springs; two brothers, Yates Plemmons of Waynesville and Woodrow Plemmons of Clyde; four sisters, Mrs. Grace Gentry and Mrs. Gladys Plemmons of Hot Springs, and Mrs. Faye Gunter and Mrs Bertha Webb of Waynesville; 15 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services were held at 2 p.m. Friday in Lusk Chapel Baptist Church of which he was a member. The Rev. Phil Willett, the Rev Oder Anders and the Rev Bill Ponder of ficiated. Burial was in Woody cemetery. George McKinney Services for George McKinney, 66, of Route 5, Hendersonville, Brookside Camp Road, who died Sept 1, were held at 2 p.m. Sunday in Shepherd's Church Street Chapel. The Rev Claude Mills officiated. Burial was in Shepherd Memorial Park Cemetery. A native of Madison County and a son of the late Dock and Lila Willis McKinney, he was a resident of Henderson County for 40 years He was a carpenter. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Jean McKinney; two brothers, leter and Robert McKinney of Mars Hill; five sisters, Mrs. Bertha Gilbert and Miss May McKinney of Hendersonville, Mrs. Alice Edwards and Mrs. Anna Brown of Fletcher, and Mrs. Sudie Gilbert of Zir conia; and several nieces and nephews Mrs. Cecil Anders Mrs. Tennia Ray Anders, 73, of Barnardsville, died Monday in an Asheville hospital after an extended illness. A native of Madison County and a resident of Buncombe County most of her life, she was formerly employed by Grove Park Inn for 19 years. She was the widow of Cecil Anders who died in 1971 and was a daughter of the late Bascombe and Sue Robinson Ray. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Eva Turner of Tacoma, Wash., three sons, J. B. and Warren Anders of Mars Hill and Bryan Anders of Charleston, S C.; four sisters, Mrs. Lena Haynes of Mars Hill, Mrs. Faye Metcalf of Marshall, Mrs. Ada Chambers of Bald Creek and Mrs. Donnie Ledbetter of Asheville; three brothers, Kelley Ray of Asheville, Hughie Ray of Mars Hill and Mack B. Ray of Bumsville; 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services were held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the chapel of West Funeral Home, Weaverville. The Rev. Gine Honeycutt and the Rev. Ralph Brigmon officiated. Burial was in Harris Cemetery in Barnardsville. Lurley J. Anderson Curley James Anderson, 77, of Route 1, Mars Hill, died Friday at his home after an extended illness. He was a lifelong resident of Madison County and was a retired meat cutter. He w?3 the son of the late Neal and Frances Roland Anderson. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Flora Henson Anderson; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Wallace of Washington, D.C.; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Ella Mae Waters of Asheville; a step son, Raymond Bowditch of Asheville; three sisters, Mrs Doskey McDowell of Mars Hill and Mrs. Thelma Young, with whom he made his home and Mrs. Catherine Singleton of Asheville. Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Mount Olive Baptist Church. The Rev. J. H. Smith officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. Bernard Brooks Services for Bernard Allen Brooks, 61, of Valdese, for merly of Marshall, who died Saturday, were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of Bowman Funeral Home. The Rev. James W. Sessions of ficiated. Burial was in Bowman-Rector Cemetery. He was a native of Madison County and was a son of the late Jake and Joanne Fortner Brooks. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Ann Calloway Brooks; and three sisters, Mrs. Alma Anderson of Valdese, Mrs. Ossie Lance of Asheville and Mrs. Bertie Ball of Marshall. James Dill James Winfred Dill, 52, of Route 2, Marshall, died unexpectedly Aug. 29 at his home. A native and lifelong resident of Madison County, he was a farmer and was a member of the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church. He was a son of the late George and Maggie Dill. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Daisy Bowens of Bur nsville, Mrs. Finnie Proffitt of Mars Hill and Mrs. Mae Watson of Pittsburgh, Pa; and five brothers, Abran and Paul Dill of Marshall, Roscoe Dill of Frostproof, Fla., Roosevelt Dill of Asheville and Levi Dill of High Point. Services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the chapel of Capps Funeral Home. The Rev. Stanley Peek and the Rev. Dearl Ammons of ficiated. Burial was in Peek Cemetery. Mrs. Jim Jarvis Mrs. Mary George Jarvis, 87, of Route 1, Mars Hill, died Aug. 30 at her home after an extended illness. She was a native and lifelong resident of Madison County and was the widow of Jim Jarvis. She was a daughter of the late Harvey and Loretta Scott George. Surviving are eight daughters, Mrs. Bertha Moss, Mrs. Jaxie Jamerson, Mrs. Johnnie Allen and Mrs. Katherine Ramsey of Mars Hill, Mrs. Helen Jarvis of Mountain Home, Mrs. Willie Coates and Mrs. Alma Jarvis of Weaverville and Mrs. Ruby Snelson of Marshall; three sons, James Jarvis Jr. and Jesse Carmel Jarvis of Mars Hill, with whom she made her home, and James H. Jarvis of Mountain Home; 10 grand children, 10 great grandchildren, and one great great-grandchild. Services were held at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in Ivy Chapel Baptist Church, of which she was a member. The Rev. Howard Ogle and the Rev. Joe Honeycutt officiated. Burial was in the George family cemetery. Capps Funeral Home was in charge. Lee Mazzilli, Don Bosch and Ken Singleton are the only New York Mets ever to hit home runs left-handed and right handed. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF MADISON IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION BEFORE THE CLERIC IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLOSURE BY R S JONES. JR.. TRUSTEE. OF A OEEO OF TRUST EXECUTED BY BEAR WALLOW. LTD.. A FLOR I OA LIMITED PART NERSHIP. DATED JUNE 7, 1*74. RECORDED IN DEED OF TRUST BOOK 7S. AT PAGE *1. MADISON COUNTY REGISTRY. AND DEEO OF TRUST BOOK 832. AT PAGE 522. BUNCOMBE COUNTY REGISTRY. AS AMENDED BY THAT CERTAIN MORTGAGE MODIFICATION AGREEMENT OATED JULY 4. 1974. BETWEEN McCLURE 1 PETERSON LAND DEVELOPMENT, INC AND JOHN M HARDY. AS FIRST PARTIES. AND DOGGETT MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES. INC. AS SECOND PARTIES NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Under and by virtu* of me power of sale contained in a certain Deed of Trust executed by Bearwallow, Ltd . to R S Jones. Jr . Trustee for McClure A Peterson Land Development, inc and John M Hardy, dated June 7, 1974, recorded in Deed of Trust Book 75, at page 41, Madison County Registry, and Deed of Trust Book 132. at page 522. Buncombe County Registry, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured, and said Deed of Trust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclosure, notice of foreclosure having been given to the debtors proper hearing having been held, and under and by virtue of the authority vested in the undersigned Trustee, and pursuant to the findings of fact and Order of the Clerk of Superior Court for Madison County, North Carolina, the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at fha Courthouse door in Marshall, Madison County, North Carolina, at Noon on the 24th day of September, 1977, the property conveyed in said Deed of Trust, the same lying and being in No. ? Township of Madison County and Sandy Mush Township of Buncombe County, and being more particularlydescribedasfoliows: FIRST TRACT All that certain 275.03 acre, more or less, tract of land lying and being in No. 8 Township, Madison jCounty, North Carolina and Sandy 'Mush Township of Buncombe County, North Carolina, and being more par ticularly described according to a plat thereof as corrected, prepared from a survey dated February 6,1973, by R H and Hugh K. Terrell as follows BEGINNING on a rock formerly a chestnut tree in the Buncombe Madison County line and being the beginning point in the description to that tract of land described In Deed Book 65 at page 498 in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Madison County, North Carolina In Deed Book 527, at page 546, in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Buncombe County, North Carolina, and also being a point referred to in the description to that tract of land described in Deed Book 65 at page 498 Madison County Registry; thence down the ridge with the Bun combe Madison County line, South 51 degrees 15 minutes East 200 feet to a stake. South 45 degrees 45 minutes East 200 feet to a stake, South 48 degrees East325 feet toastake, thenceSouth75 degrees East 152 feet toa stake; thence South 85 degrees East 129 feet to a stake; thence North83 degrees East453 feet to a large oak, thence North 62 degrees 30 minutes East 106 feet to a stake; thence North 31 degrees East 222 feet to an ash tree at Bear Wallow Branch, formerly a large water oak and formerly Thomas Rogers and C. S F erguson corner (now R oy R ogers and Wilbur Worley corner); thence up and with Bear Wallow Branch North 74 degrees West 300 feet to a stake, North 63 degrees West 162 feet to a stake, North 47 degrees West 100 feet to a stake, North 37 degrees West 100 feet to a stake, North 30 degrees 30 minutes West 100 feet to a stake, North 46 degrees West 200 feet toa stake, North 15 degrees 30 minutes West 200 feet toa stake, Norths degrees West 129 feet toa stake, formerly a white oak corner; thence with the C. S. Ferguson line (now the Wilbur Worley line) North 72 degrees East 54 feet to a large oak, North 21 degrees 45 minutes East 642 feet to a stake; North 18 degrees 30 minutes East 731 feet to a stake. North 27 degrees 20 minutes East754 feet toa me Wilbur Worley line), William Rogers' corner (now Roy Rogers corner); mence wim formerly me Wllliem Rogers and me Herman Freeman line. Norm M degrees 30 minutes West 975 feet to a stake, common corner to Roy and Ted Caldwell and Neil P Mitchell; mence Norm aa degrees 30 minutes Westa25 feet to a stake on a cliff of rock, me southwest corner of me Ca dwell property. Norm aa degrees 30 minutes West 244 feet, North 89 degrees 30 minutes West 300 leet Jo a stake ;N or m aa degrees 30 minutes West SSI feet toa stake on me South side of a branch, formerly me William Rogers Hermn Freeman corner; mencewlth formerly me Vincent Plemmons line (now me James W Mamus Una) South 43 degrees 45 minutes West 547 feet to a stake; South40 degrees West513feetto a stake. South 49 degrees 30 minutes West 478 feet to top of a rldga, formerly me William Rogers, Millard Plem mons and Vincent Plemmons corner; mence wim formerly me Plemmons line (now me velma Moore line) South49 degrees WOTt^eet to a stake. South 47 degrees West 340 feet to a stake, formerly me Astor Plemmons, Millard Plemmons corner; thence wim formerly me Astor Plemmons line (now me William Mlppsand Ray HJpps line) Norm87 degreesW?t500teettoa stake. Norm84degrees WestSOOfeetto a stake. Norm 84 degrees Westsoo leet to a stake. Norm 81 degrees West 100 feet to a stake. Norm 80 degrees West 200 feet to a stake. Norm 75 degrees west 14) feet to a stake in gap of ridge, formerly me Astor Plemmons and William Rogers corner; mence wim me ridge and formerly me Zeb Ferguson line (now me James Ferguson and Jerry Ferguson line) South 37 degrees Eest 433 teettoa stake. South41 degrees East200teetto a stake. South 55 degrees East 213teet to a stake, South 38 degrees East 322 feet to a stake. South 44 degrees Eest78 feet to a stake. South 33 degrees 15 minutes East 200 feet to a stake, Soum 27 degrees East 300 feet to a stake, Soum 30 degrees 15 minutes East 400 feet to a stake, Soum 41 degrees 45 minutes East 318 feet to a stake onl'op of a knob In me Madison and Buncombe County line and formerly being the William Rogers, Zeb Ferguson and C. W veaidrop corner; mence wim said county line, Soum 89 degrees East 100 feet to a stake, Norm 81 degrees 30 minutes East 200 feet to a stake, Norm 43 degrees East 100 feet to a stake. Norm 53 degrees 30 minutes East 100 feet to a stake, Norm 75 degrees 30 minutes East 384 feet fo a stake, for marly me William Rogers and C. W^ Waldrop corner; mence Soum 5 degrees 30 minutes East 57 feet to a stake; mence wim me William Wldian line Norm 74 degrees East 872 feet toa stake; Norm 83 degrees 45 minutes East 400 feet to a stake; Norm 79 degrees East 403 feet to a stake. Norm 83 degrees 15 minutes East 283 feet to the point of BEGINNING SECOND TRACT . All mat certain 155.44 acre, more or less, tractoflandlylngandbelnglnNo. 8 Township, Madison County, Norm Carolina, being bound, now or formerly as follows: Norm by Charlotte Plemmons; East by J. T. and Ted Brown. Gene Spurrell and Robert Downing; Soum by Downing and other lands of John Hardy; West by John Hardy and Dr Nell Mitchell Said tract of land being more particularly described according to a plat thereof entitled Wilbur worley lands, prepared by Hugh K Terrell, Surveyor, dated June, 1974, as follows: BEGINNING on an Ash Tree stthe branch, common corner to Robert Downing, John Hardy and formerly Wilbur Worley, formerly a large water oak and formerly Thomas Rogers and C. S. F?rgu*on't corner In tht 8*r Wallow Branch, sou meestcornerofthe tract of land conveyed by Roy Rogers and wife Drama M. Rogers to John M. Hardy, dated 4 September, 1973, and recorded In Book 114, page 450, Madison County Registry, and runs mence wim me line of mat tract upend wim tear Wallow Branch North 24 degrees West 300 feet; North 43 degrees west 142 feet; North 42 degrees West IToTUt; Nam 37 kftn. West too feet; Norm* degrees 30 minutes Wast 100 feet Nor m 44 degrees West NO foot; norm 15 degrees N minutes West NO feet. Norm 8 degrees West IN feet fo a stake, formerly a white oak earner; Nor m 72 degrees East 54 feet to a large oak. Norm II degrees 45 minutes last MI M. Nor* M Of row M minutes Etn 711 tool. Nor* 17 degrees N minutes Boot 7M toot, Termerly corner to C. I. Forfwoon onO William R ogers OIM c or nor now ? Mitchell. itionco wl* *0 Noll MiKnoli 1*0 Nor* ) ooorooo Bool IM tool wl* *o ow roll tonco to 0 marked large spruce pine in o oroncti * *o OM tonco. itionco wl* me line of cnoriotto Blemmone ond ? lor Browne, Sou* 41 Ooorooo Bool 1200 tool W o not! ol mo om tonco. Sou* II Ooorooo Eool 111 toot Won oM cnootnut oiump ot *0 otO tonco. Sou* IS Ooorooo 40 mlnuWO Boot 114* toot too stake In *o otO tonco comer wl* Gono Spurroll, Itionco wl* HH 1*0. Sou*40 ooorooo woot Its toot. Sou*S4 ooorooo Moot 300 toot; Sou* $4 ooorooo Moot 200 toot. Sou* SI ooorooo SO minutoo Moot 405 loot to o loroo ook on wolor onod ot o riooo; Sou* SO Ooorooo Boot 200 toot; Sou* 42 ooorooo SO minutoo EootllS toot. Sou*50 ooorooo Boot200 loot. Sou* 70 ooorooo Boot 224 toot. Sou * 51 Ooorooo Moot ** toot to 0 otoko on tno sou* 0100 ot on old rood, mence conttnulno wl* *0 lino ot Down mo. Sou* St ooorooo SO minutoo Moot 100 toot; Nor* 72 ooorooo Moot IS7 toot too wnltoook; Sou*70 Ooorooo SO minutoo Moot 220 toot to 0 loroo ook troo. Moot 100 foot; Sou* St Oogrooo SO minutoo Moot tt foot; Sou* 2 doorooo Eoot 40 loot to o locuot; Sou* 1* Ooorooo Eoot 127 toot; Sou* 14 Ooorooo Moot ItOloot toon ook troo; Sou*40 degrees WestSO foot. Sou* 55 ooorooo SO minutoo Moot 144 foot. Sou* (4 ooorooo SO minutoo Moot 220 foot to on Aoh troo. ond Sou* 74 ooorooo 45 minutoo Moot 2S2 toot lo mo polntot BEGINNING THIRDTRACT: Tho rood right ot woy oooomont acquired by John M. Hordy trom Cnoriotto B Plemmona. ond being o perpetual right of woy ond oooomont ot a wld* of SO foot loading from mo Public Highway over and tcroao *e Plemmoni property, *e center lino of which lo described as follows, said right of way to bo for *e lolnt use and benefit of mo Plemmono property and mo property horoabovo described, to wit: "BEGINNING at a point In me Mestern margin ot State Highway , said point being at ma Intersection of said highway wim ma driveway as it now exists ond further being located Norm 0 degrees 14 minutoo Moot, S17 feet from a point designated as "corner of Parent Tract", as shown on an unrecorded map, da tod October 1.1073. and prepared by R. H. Terrell; *ence extending with mo center lino of the driveway as it now exists ond wl* a wld* of SO feet, the following calls ana distances Sou* 7 degrees SO minutes East 282 feet, Sou* 14 degrees 35 mlnutesWestlOSfeet. South 38 degrees 40 minutes Mest 200 feet. Sou* 2 degrees IS minutes MesttO feat; Sou* 37 degrees 15 minutes Mest 140 feet; Norm 78 degrees 15 minutes Most 400 feet; South 42 degrees SO minutes Most 250 feet. Sou* 18 degrees 20 minutes Mest 250 feet. Sou* 41 degrees 45 minutes Mest 144 feet. Sou*47 degrees 20 minutes Mest 185 feet; Sou* 85 degrees Mest 253 feet; NorthSt degrees 15 minutes Mest80 feet to a polntat *e Sou theast corner of sa Id property of *e party of me second part; If Is un derstood and agreed matsald common drive Is to be as presently located and that It is not me Intention of *ls agreement to relocate said drive but merely to confirm Its existence by mis agreement." BEING THE IDENTICAL RIGHT OF MAY AGREEMENT DATED 20 Oecember. 1873, between Charlotte B Plemmons and John M. Hardy as me same appears of record In Deed Book 114, page48, Madison County Registry FOURTHTRACT: The right to use in common wl* Bearwallow. Lid.. Its successors and assigns, a 40 foot wide road and utility right-of-way traversing the second (58.7 acre) tract of land described In me Deed trom McClure B Peterson Land Development, Inc.. et al. to Bearwallow, Ltd., dated Juno 7, 1874, and recorded In Book 117, at page 352, Madison County Raglstry, and con nectlng mo first <275.03 acre) tract of land described In said Deed wl* me road right-of-way described In me instrument recorded In Book 114. at page 48. Madison County Raglstry. at said road right-of -way has boon laid out and constructed by Bearwallow, Ltd . mo center lino of mo right-of-way tobe mo center line of the existing road This sale will bo made sublect to all prior lions, and unpaid Madison and Buncombe County taxes, and any special assessments, If any. This sale will bo made sublect to me easements of existing utilities The highest bidder, other man mo secured party, shall bo required at mo time of his bid. to make a cash deposit of ten per cent of me first 51,000.00 of me highest bid, and five per cent of any excess over 51,000 00 This mel7*day of August. 1877 R.S Jones, Jr. Trustee Sept. 1,8,15.12,1877chg. ++++++++++++++++++++ Death Mis. El N. Hcbnfae Word has been received here of the passing of Belle Ricks Holcombe, 91, widow of the late E. Nat Holcombe of Marshall. Mrs. Holcombe died Aug. 23 in a Lumberton Hospital after a long illness. Graveside rites were con ducted in her native Rocky Mount on Aug. 24. Survivors are a son, Henry Ricks of Hampton, Va.; a daughter, Mrs. Marian Suiter of Rocky Mount; a stepson, E. Nat Holcombe Jr. of Lenoir; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks for the many kind nesses shown during the illness and death of Mrs. Anna Norton: especially for the beautiful floral tributes, food, and prayers. May God bless you all. Hie Family of MRS. ANNA NORTON ALL TYPES OF ? MATERIALS fl AND SAMPLES Q Including Q VINYL FABRICS Plastics or Leatherettes H FREE ESTIMATES M Will Bring Saniples D To Your Home y 23 Years' Experience n WRIGHT'S H UPHOLSTERING H SERVICE II Phone 445-3412 U < Main Street ? P.O. Box 574 U Weavrriillr " r D IN THE GENERAL COURT OR JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF MADISON ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE H?vlng qualified M Administrator of mo oo to to of corrol Bnggs of Madison County, Norm Carolina, this it to notify 011 portons having clolmt ogointt mo otfoto of Mid Corrol Rriggt to prooont mom to mo undersigned within 0 monmt from doto of mo publication of mit notlco or tomo will bo ploodofl In bor of moir rocovory All portont indebted to Mid ottoto plooM make immodtoto poymont This rno Itrn da y of August, lt77 Ernott Rriggt Route 2. Mors Hill, Norm Ctrollno Rrwco ? Rriggt. Attorney Aug 29; Sopt. 1,9, 19,1977 chg IN THE GENERALCOURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION STATEOF NORTH CAROLINA MADISON COUNTY ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Having qualified at Administratrix in me ottoto of Weaver Alliton, Moditon County, N C , mis it to notify oil porsons having doimt ogointt mo ottoto of said Weaver Alliton, to pretont mom to me Undertigned wimin tlx (4) monmt from me dote of mo pobi icotion of mit notico or some will bo ploodod in bor of molr rocovory Ail portont indebted to Mid estote ploose moke immediate payment. Thit lim day of Augutt, 1977 (Mrs ) Arbexeno Alliton Route 2, Hot Springs, N C 29743 Aug 29; Sept 1,9,19,1f77 pd NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF PUBLIC HEARING TRANSCRIPT Protect! 2095401 0 14 Modi son County Bridge on SR 1974 Overmolvey River The transcript of me ebove public hearing held on Juno t, 1977 In me Madison County CourthouM it available for public review In me Madison County Courthouse in Marshall, N. C. Sept. 1,9,1977 chg PUBLIC NOTICE OF ELECTION BE IT RESOLVED by me Municipal Board of Elections of the Town of Mar shall mat: An election Is to be held on Tuesday, Novembers, 1977, me date established by law, for me purpose of electing a Mayor and three (3) Aldermen The polling place will be in me Town Hall Building, and me polls will be open on election day from 4:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. The filing period will be from 12 00 noon, Friday, September 16 through 12 00 noon Friday, October 7. 1977, ex eluding Saturdays and Sundays The registration books will be open from 9 .30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m every Monday, Wed nesday, and Friday at me Madison County Board of Elections Office, located on Main Street, Marshall. The deadline for registering to vote In Mid election shall be on October 10,1977. Gregory A. Sprinkle, Chairman Municipal Board of Elections Sept. 1,9,15.22,1977 chg TOWN OF MARS HILL PUBLIC NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTION 1 The regular Town of Mars Hill Municipal Election will be held November 9, 1977. The polls will be open at 4 30 a.m., November 9, and will close at7 30p.m. 2 The Registrar will be Henry Clay Edwards and Judges will be William B. Zlnk Jr. and Mitt Ruth Anderson. 3. The registration books will be open for seven (7) consecutive days (Saturday and Sunday excepted), beginning Friday, September 30, 1977, and closing October 10, 1977, in me Mart Hill Town Hall Hours will be 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. 4. Filing for me office of Mayor or Board of Aldermen will begin September 14, 1977, at 12:00 noon. No filing will be accepted after 12:00 noon, October 7, 1977 Filing fee for me office of Mayor and Alderman it $10.00. SeptS, 15,22,29, Oct 4 chg. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA MADISON COUNTY IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as AD MINISTRATOR In tt>a astata of WIN FRED DILL, Madison County, N. C., this is to notify all parsons having claims against tha astata of said WINFRED DILL, to prasant tham to tha Under slgnad within six (4) months from tha data of tha publication of this notlca or sama will ba plaadad In bar of thalr racovary All parsons Indabtad to said astata plaasa make Immadiata paymant. This 6 day of SEPT., 1977. Paul Dill Routa 2 Marshall, N. C., 24753 Sept 8. IS. 22, 29 pd. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF MADISON Undar and by vlrtua of an Ordar of tha Suparior Court of Madison County, made In tha Spacial Proceeding entitled "Ruth Stanton She! ton, Administratrix of Estate of Etta Ray Stanton, et al. Petitioners, vs Jaap Landers Hunter, at yir, at al, being the heirs of Etta Ray Stanton, Respondents," the undersigned commissioner will on the 21th day of September, 1?77, at 1100 A.M., at tha Courthouse Door In Marshall, North Carolina, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, that certain tract of land lying and being in No. 2 Township, Madison County, North Carolina, and mora particularly described as follows: The foregoing lands are more fully and completely described as follows: All that certain 24 acre, tractof land, more or less, lying and being in No. 2 Township of Madison County, North Carolina, being bounded now or for merly as follows: North by C. Hensley, East by B. Cantrell, South by Etta Stanton Ufa estate tract, West by United States Forest Service and being located on Muddy Branch of Shelton Laurel, and being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at corner No 1 of United States Forest Service tract No. 700, French Broad Unit, Plsgah National Forest, a 14 inch Spanish oak scribed FS 4513 In gap of ridge, being corner No. 6 of Tract 455, United States Forest Service, South 22? West 144 f^t, South 14? East 144 feet, then leaving United States Forest Service tract and with the line of Etta Stanton life estate tract as follows; North 78* 30' East 270 feet. South It? 30' East 132 feet to a stake formerly a chestnut, South 70? 30' East 500 feet crossing Muddy Branch to a stake. North 44? East 104 feet to a stake. North 41? East 244 feet to a stake. North 50? East 169 feet to a stake formerly a red oak on a ridge, thence with the line of B. Cantrell and later C. Hensley and ridge as follows; North 10? West 429 feet. North 20? East 214 feet to a white pine. North 41? West 429 feet to a white oak. South 14? West 247 feet to corner No. 5 of United States Forest Service Tract No. 700, thence with line of United States Forest Service Tract 700, South 37? 34' West 992 44 feet to the pointof BEGINNING This land will be sold sublect to 1977 axes. The highest bidder at the sale shall w required to make a cash deposit of 1094 if the amount of his bid up to and In :luding 11,000 00, plus 594 of any excess >ver 41,000.00. This the 19 day of August, 1977. Charles E. Mashburn. Commissioner tepf. 1,4, IS. 22,1977 chg. '^'^BHp' vlpHir'^ilH^V MWB Fw | I m ^m K ? ^V ^l^Brr PIONEER FORD. INC. Main Street Marshall. N C Phone 649-3444 A Good Place To Buy A New or Used Car or Truck 2* tfr ATTENTIOfT The Antioch Cemetery Trust Fund is now set up and open at Northwestern Bank on Marshall by pass All wishing to make contributions may do so at bank 8/26ttn ROCK MASON: Will do venwo. ing. chimneys, retaining walls and steps 20 years experience Phone 622-7193 Mar31tfn FOR SALE: Contemporary 42" round Pedestal table: walnut with white formica top, 4 swivel chairs. Glenn McGee. Route 7. Marshall, Phone 649-2912 Augltfn FOR SALE: 1969 Z 28 Camaro; blue with black Vinyl top: new TA Radial tires: Rally wheels. Muncie 4-speed; Hurst Com petition Shifter and Spoilers Good body; needs motor Call 689-3503 (after4p.m.) 8/25:9/1,8chg FOR SALE: Immaculate 7-room house on landscaped lot on quiet street in Weaverville Carpeted throughout with 16x24 paneled den, heated with natural gas and wired for electric fireplace. House is heavily in sulated with storm windows and doors, ceiling fan for summer cooling. Attached carport and 16x32 covered patio, and large garden plot. Have to see to fully appreciate. Shown by ap pointment only ? Call after 5:00 p.m. weekdays 8-6 Saturday and Sunday. Priced $34,900 Portion of low interest loan can be assumed Phone645-4436. Septl/8/15chg. HELP WANTED: Nutrition Site Manager, Mars Hill Area 3 hours per day; Ability to relate to elderly people essential; Apply at the Marshall Day Care Center, Skyway Drive Marshall, Phone: 649-3587. Last Date for Application Sept 9,1977 Sep t8chg WE 00 custom butchering killing five days a week We age beet tor better flavoring; quick frozen for better taste We wrap freeze it No booking necessary MODERN SLAUGHTERS, 3 miles north of Greenevilleon Baileyton Highway, Phone 638-8945. Charles Carter, owner and operator 6 '3tfn CARPENTRY WORK!' Every thing in building Room addition paneling, roofing, pain ting ?our speciality Work guaranteed for one year Call fnr tree estimates at anytime Call reimbursed1 STAR BUILDERS. Asheville. N C 252 0989 July 22tfn FOR SALE . 25 color TV Console and 21" color TV Console Both have new picture tubes Also several TV's all guaranteed 90 days parts and labor We install all t ypes of TV antennas even as far as 2.000 feet from house Free estimates Call McGEE'S Radio & TV Service, Ph 649-2912 (Long Branch Road) A/Rtfn FOR CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS walks, patios, basements. 30 years experience, tree estimates, call Trans Carolina Concrete Company, 254-7211 8'26tfn FOR SALE 1973 LTD Ford, extra nice, low mileage SI 66000 Call mornings 683 3427 Sep t8chg WANTED Old postage stamps; prior to 1960; including air mail stamps Will pay reasonable price Mail to address below for im mediate payment or return JACK RAY. P 0 BOX 265. NEBO* N C 28761 Sept8.15.22.29pd FOR RENT Service station and 1 bedroom garage apartment (insulated) on U. S 25-70 bet ween Marshall and Walnut. For further details contact Earl or Latrelle Robinson, Route 4 Marshall. Phone 649-3913 Sept8chg j] Eyes Examined U Glasses Fitted I D DR. LOCKARD D fridays 8 A.m. to 12 Noon U ROBERTS U I BUILDING I Umarshall, n.c. HOME IMPROVEMENT ? Carpentry Painting. Room Additions. Yard Maintenance, Hourly or by the tob Call Paul 649 2096 or Gary 669-4166 evenings. All work guaranteed Oct28ttn " FOR SALE: Large lot with 6 room block house 4 rooms and bath apt downstairs 2 rooms upstairs Road front age on Old 213 one mile out of Mars Hill on Marshall High way Plenty of flowers and bushes, ? a goldfish pond, fruit trees, also walnut and chestnut Close to' Mars Hill plants $8,000 Some terms to right party Call 689-4428 except Saturdays Augl8/25/Sepl'8chg NEED PAINTING? Inside and out, including barns, mobile homes. top coating, washing aluminum siding and guttering work Call REX SMITH. Route 7. Marshall, C Phone 649 3255 Mar24tfn 'K FOR SALE: 1974 12' x 60', two ? bedroom Mobile Home; total electric; partially furnished; excellent condition CALL 649 3725 or write J D JENKINS, ? Route 5. Box 136 Marshall, N. C. 28753 Sepl/8chg & FOR SALE: 1973 PLYMOUTH. ? Barracuda; new paint.excellent % condition $180000 Call 689 ?' 2608 Sepl/8chg J e WANTED to buy logs and standing timber Log yard and ? office located on Marshall By C Pass For further information, call ? 649-3090 or write Gennett r Lumber Co., P 0. Box 728, >* Marshall, N C 28753. 8-25tfn ? ; * ^ r NEED YOUR CARPETS SHAMPOOED? CALL THE RUG RENOVATORS We use the finest ? equipment for all ; types and sizes of car- J pets. Dry .cleaning method (no f saturation) Lowest !? prices with best *t results! SATISFAC- :* TION GUARANTEED! Call anytime 649 3105 :? ?? ?? ? ? . STATEOF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF MADISON IN THEGENERALCOURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Executor of me Estate of Euclid M. Cody of Madison County, Norm Carolina, mis is to notify all persons having claims against me estate of said Euclid M. Cody to present mem to me undersigned within 8 months from date of me publication of mis notice or same will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate please make immediate payment This me 24 day of August, 1977 Ernest Cody Routes, Box MA, Mars Hill, Norm Carolina Bruce B. Briggs, Attorney Post Office Box SI Mars Hill, Norm Carolina Sept. 1,8,15,22,1977 chg. HELP WANTED: Teacher Position Day Care Center in Mars Hill Area Graduation from a four year college or university with a degree in early childhood education, child development, elementary education or comparable ex perience; ability to supervise adults and relate to children important. Teacher Aide Position: High School graduate with a knowledge of and ability to work with young children; some ex perience in working with young children desired. Contact: Ms. Teresa Zimmerman, Madison County 4-C Project, Skyway Drive, Marshall, N. C. 28753. Phone 649 3587. Last date for receiving applications Sept. 9. Sep8 NOTICE OF REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION to be held on Tuesday, November 8,1977 in me TOWN OF HOT SPRINGS STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to me qualified voters of me Town of Hot Springs, Norm Carolina, mat me Hot Springs Municipal Board of Elactlons will conduct me regular municipal election on Tuesday, November 8, 1977, at which time me voters will elect a mayor and 3 members to me town board of alderman. The polling place will be located at City Hall, and me polls will be open on election day from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m Mr. Swan Huff will serve as Registrar, and Mr. R. Z. Ponder and Mr. Harold Baker will serve as Judges of said election. The filing period for candidates will open at 12:00 Noon on September 1*, 1977, and will close at 12:00 Noon on October 7, 1977. The registration deadline Is Monday, October 10th, 1977, closing at 4:30 p.m. Persons desiring to register may do so with said registrar or lodges of election, or with me Madison County Board of Elections. This me 30th day of August, 1977 Helen S. Ponder, Chairman Hot Springs Municipal Board of Elections Sept8,15,22,29, Oct8 chg. J Sill. . The sponge is the most primitive many-celled animel. It eats, grows and reproduces, but has no nerves and can't move from place to place. SALES SERVICE ! < - K and E BUSINESS MACHINES. INC. < I Telephone 253-1785 j | KENNETH HUFFMAN 109 Patton Ave. EARL KANIPE AsheviHe. N.C. 28801 ?76 GRANADA. V 8,4 door, auto., air, P.S., P.B. $3995. ? '73 MUSTANG. V-8, auto., Fastback ... $2395. ?70 MUSTANG FASTBACK. V-8. auto., P S. $1495. *72 PINTO STATIONWAGON. Automatic. $1495. '74 NOVA. 4 door, 6 cyl., auto $2195. '74 CHEVELLE. 4 doc auto., V-8 $2495. ?73 FORD RANGER. V-8, auto $2795. '73 JEEPSTER. V-8, P.S., 4 wheel drive. $3495. ?73 BLAZER. V-8, S.D., P S $3495. '77 FORD. V-8, S.D., low mileage $4595. CODY MOTOR 1 SALES, INC. I Phone 649 -2929 fc Main St., Marshall, N.C. ? BUREAU l Insurance DIVIDENDS PAID j| For the 11th consecutive year, Farm Bureau Insurance is paying a cash dividend on Fire, Home owners, Farmowners, Inland Marine, Tobacco Floater, and Special Multi-Peril insurance c policies. The 20% dividends were mailed April 15. Farm Bureau Insurance also deviates 10% below state rates on these Fire lines and 15% below state rates on Auto Physical Damage coverage. FARM BUREAU IS NOW WRITING CROP HAIL INSURANCE Lucille McDevitt R. David Worley 1 Tarshel Peek Jackie Ball 649-3322 689-4006 CALL US FOR A QUOTATION