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THURSDAY, APRIL THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER 30. 1935 Survey For Blind Underway In This County By Penland List Of All Persons Who Cannot Read Even With Use Of Glasses IJcintf Compiled The state commis.-ion fur the blind, which is cmdui-:ing an exhaustive survev of the number of blind people in North Carolina and their needs, has appointed James Penland, of Hayes ville, to conduct the survey in eight western counties, including .viacon. On a recent visit to Waynesville Mr. Penland said it V his purpose to contact, if possible, not only those who are totally blind but every per son in the district who is suffering from badly impaired sight. The coun ties to be covered by Mr. Penland, in addition to Haywood, are Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Swain, Jackson, Tran sylvania, and Macon. In order to plan an intelligent and effective urogram of assistance for persons with defective vision- Mr. Penland said, it is first necessary to know their number, the extent of their visual disability and their individual situation. With the aid of churches and schools, local civic clubs, and other interested persons, Mr. Pen land hopes to compile a list of all persons in his territory who are un able, through poor sight, to read, even with the use of glas.scs. He is anxious to include in this list chil dren as well as adults. Card,! for the listing of persons with defective vision are being circulated by the schools and churches. Bui, lest someone be overlooked, Mr. Pen land has requested that any persons knowing of individuals handicapped by serious impairment of sight to notify him, listing the names, ad dressee and other information con cerning such individuals. In many instances, Mr. Penland said, persons suffering from blindness can be given corrective treatment. And in many other instances, he said, persons who are unable to be self sustaining on account of their ina bility to see can be made self-supporting through vocational training. Mr. Penland, himself blind, is a fine Few Cases Set For May Term Of Civil Court This Time The May term of civil court will convene here next Monday morning, with Judge John M. Oglesby presiding. The calendar for this term is much less than usual, with the largest case scheduled in the motion docket on Friday, May 8. That being the mat ter of "The State of North Carolina ex rel Haywood County vs. Welch and Fidelity Deposit Co." The calendar is as follows: Monday, May 4th Khkpatrick, et al vs. McCracken, et al. Rippetoe vs. Black. State of N. C. Ex Rel Dept. Cons, vs. Smathers, et al. Hannah, Adm. of Jolly vs. Jolly, et al. Accasia Mutual Life Ins. Co., vs. Loftin. Harris, et al vs. Howell, et al. Hall vs. Pressley, et ux. Ferguson vs. Ferguson. Tuesday, May 5th. Messer vs. Messer, et al. Mills vs. Hicks. Mills vs. Hicks. Bradley-Davis Co. vs. Goodwin, et al, In Re Will of A. E. Allison. Turner vs. Hampton, et al. Hi eke vs. Canton B. & L. Ass'n. example of what a blind person can accomplish. He owns and operates the telephone system in Clay county, operating the switchboard in addition to supervising the company's business. In place of light6 which are used as signals on the ordinary telephone switchboard, Mr. Penland has gongs, or bells, all tuned differently. He knowK every bell on the board and, too, can recognize any of his sub scribers by the sound of their voice over the wire. He is also serving as County Red Cross Chairman, county chairman of Federal Housing Administration, county director for North Carolina League for Crippled Children, member of advisory board of E. R. A. teachers, and county chairman of North Caro lina Conference for social service. He formerly served as treasurer of Clay "county and represented his county in the state legislature. a" A FAMOUS FAMILY OF MEN'S HATS BYRON DUNLAP - KNOX C... E.; RAY'S SONS A COMPLETE CLOTHING SERVICE Try At Home First You Will Never Regret It TODAY'S the BUY! To get the refrigerator that hex; made millions of refrigerators out-of-date COLD ECONOMY te4 - IMIfoWZ - s&k v" 1 mf il m f ISalSStsC. M a i. -Lye ssr ttu'A-wv -it. a cri tm vm r - hi; ij-jusz&si irj 2 3 I PROTECTION Model illustrated is K3-36 i If you've waited until now wait no longer. Come in to our store today and see the 1936 Kel vinator. We assure you that never before have we seen an electric re frigerator which in one year has stepped out so far ahead. f Visible Co W Kelvinator gives you a Built-in Thermometer so you can see how cold it is . . . Visible Economy Kelvinator gives you in ", advance a signed Certificate of an amazingly Low Cost of Opera tion . . . Visible Economy Kel vinator gives you a Five-Year Pro tection Plan. In addition a rubber grid in every ice tray of this most beau tifuC most convenient, most usable Kelvinator ever built. See it for yourself. You'll be glad to find out it's no higher in price than ordinary refrigerators, and that buying terms are easier than ever. ' ' '; "I--. lassie Furniture Go. PHONE 33 MAIN STREET IJlS IbU U IXJW U WUU Grandparents in Court With Star I i if f f. twVi ' V ' ' Women To Be On Precinct Groups At the precinct meetings on Satur day, May 9th, North Carolina Demo crats will for the first time elect a woman on every precinct committee in the state. This U the announcement made by J. Wallace WTinborne, state chairman. I Mr. Winborne says further: "The plan of organization, as amended at the last meeting of the State Execu- tive committee, requuts m precinct meeting transact the follow ing business: Elect the precinct committee Jit house door in Wayne.-v five active Democrats, ai. iwi ouc m i i.ouniy, ,. 1 vn! whom shall be a woman, ine com mittee so elected shall immediately elect a chairman and vice-chairman, one of whom shall be a woman. Mrs. Charles W. Tillett, Jr., State vice-chairman, is working for a strong organization of women in the coming campaign. Freddie Bartholomew and grandparent! ' To of the. most interested spectators to the legal battle waged in l-ob Angtlcs between his mother and aunt over custody of Freddie Bartholomew were the grandparents of the child star, shown ac ci.;.;iying him into court. Their English country home was Fred tfe's residence until his aunt, Miss Myllicent Bartholomew, brought him to United States two years ago. of the Register of Deed, uaic jnouc pursuant to t of sale conferred upon ir.t- oi tnat certain deed of t:u-t ,'.x by J. C. Johnson and .A , Johnson, dated Septem,t.r ana recorded m Book 2 Record of Deeds of Tru-" County, N. C. This the 25th day of pr:' i. A- T. V,'.;.;.' No. 464 April 30-MaV ?c 5;:." ;sft Ha-,-;. NOTICE OF TRUSTEES On Monday, May L'.' h eleven o'clock a, m. a- -, ALE Seuy vs. Ketchum. Wedne.sday, May (ith. Hazel Srtiy by Aext Friend vs. Kechum. Uendiix vs Iong. McCrackeh Finn. (. vs, Iiiyant. Krooks, Admr. vs.-Southern RaiN way, et al. Federal Land Hank vs. Francis, tt al. Noland, et al vs. McCracken, et al. Rains, by Next Friend vs. Blue Ridge Coal Company, et al. Thursday, May 7th Guyer vs, Henry. Branson vs. Cogburn, et al. Bradley vs. Blue Ridge Coal Co. Wilson vs. Wilson, Clark, widow of D. V. Clark vs. Clark. Campbell, et ux v.s. W. T. Hannah, Trustee, et al. Stanley, et al vs. Bolden, et al. MOTION DOCKET Friday, May 8th V. C. Lumber Co. vs. Robbihs Fuin. Co.. Caldwell vs, Hunter. F'irst National Bank of Waynesville vs. Waynesville Fiirn. Co. Waller vs. Ragland. State of N. C. ex rel Haywood County vs. Welch and Fideliay and Deposit (). The following are the jurors for the first week: Odie L. Smathers, Beaverdam; C. B. Henson, East Foik; II. M. Sisk, Beaverdam; L. L. Caldwell, Clyde; If. G. Cathey, Pigeon; R. L. Black, Waynesville; G. W. -Wright, White Oak; F. L. Mann, Beavi'rdam; Chas. B. McCracken, Fines Creek; J. T. Pruett, "Beaverdam; J. C. Kuyken dall, Pigeon; W. R. Conard, Jonathan Creek. Vinson Morrow, Jonathan Creek; W, J. Cogdili, Beaverdam; Bill Bumgar ner, Pigeon; C. C. Walker, Waynes ville; N. A. Duckctt, White Oak; Robert H. Gibson, Waynesville; W. II. Green, Fines Creek; W. C. Single ton, Pigeon;, W. F. Ward, Waynes ville; L, R. McAbee, Beaverdam; L. A. Cogburn, East Fork; Chas. Cald well, Ivy Hill. . For the second week: Elie Schemolis, Pigeon; Claude Rhinehart, Waynesville; T. G. Mur ray, Beaverdam; Paul Messer, Jon athan Creek; C. M. Singleton, Pigeon; Guy Medford, Beaverdam; Oscar Brown, Beaverdam; H. C. Best Crab tree; N. W. James, Beaverdam. F. A. Hyatt, Waynesville; Robt L. Turner, Waynesville ; Walter Cun ningham, Waynesville; T. N. Crawford Clyde; Charles Messer, Fines Creek; 0. P. Jenkins, White Oak; C M. Hughes, Pigeon; J. T. Vance, Pigeon; W. R. Davis, Waynesville. BEAUTIFUL COLOR PICTURES Pictures of noted Hollywood beau ties, photographs of national and in ternational persons, all reproduced in beautiful NATURAL COLOR, are featured everv Sunday in the BAL TIMORE AMERICAN, the South's tnosi, widely read weekly newspaper. NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE On Monday, May 25th, 1936, at eleven o'clock A. M. at the court house door in Waynesville, Haywood County, North Carolina, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the following lands and prem ises lying and being in Beaverdam Towns-hip, Haywood County, N. C, and more particularly described as fol lows : 1ST TRACT: BEGINNING at a. stake the Northwest corner of lot No. 11, and runs S. 72 E. with the street, 11 poles to a stake; thence S. 4 W. 7 poles, 7 link to a stake; thence N. 72 W. 11 poles to a stake in the street; thence with paid street, N. 4 E, 7 poles, and 7 links to the BE GINNING, containing one-half acre, and is a part of lot No. 11, of the J. B. Phillips land, as per survey and map made bv T. C. Dobson, which is of record in the office of the Register of Deeds for Haywood County, N. C. 2ND TRACT: BEGINNING on Thad Swanger's Northeast corner, and runs with the street S. 72 E. 12 poles to the Northeast corner of lot No. 29; thence South with line of lot No. 29 7 poles and 4 feet to a 6take; thence a Northwest course to said Swanger Southeast corner; thence with his South line 7 poles and 4 feet to the BEGINNING, containing one half acre, more or less, This also a part of the J. B. Phillips lands and is the same property conveyed to J. C. Johnson and wife, Ada Johnson by deed dated 8th day of June, 1920, by R. A. Huskey and wife, Fannie Hus key, which i of record in the office outcry to the highest the following lands and ,'v:v . ing and being in Beawria!:;' ship, Haywood County, ar'.; ' particularly described a f.i;v,v. rseing lots rsos. ax, ;j; per map and survev mn,l 4-1 tw-.j "ea.j.rjt e made h" D v t i.: ci i. nr in'.,. . . - k- duswee oepi. co, lyji, o! the ff 3 Robinson property in Phi".ip'sv :"e 7 recorded in Map Book "B." In Haywood County, the same b-,' subdivision of lotg Nos. 12 and )-r? the T. C. Dobson survey . f thi- r r Phillips lands; said lot herein co-vr' ed being more particularly nt--,v-.i'-as follows: BEGINNING n XNortneastern interect:on .f i l TI -. .. J. . streets in nest i.anton, une toward Clyde, and run North side of the other East lnii tw', thence North 149 feet; thrn.t V. Hiram Rains line, N. 77 W. loo to the said street leading ,T Clyde; thence with said -:i-h-172 feet to the BEGINNING,'-!"; tne same lots conveyed to Ai:rt noweii Dy i. u. uognurn an.j -f, uy urcu icvumcu in uouh I.J, i'.i.i, rtecoru oi uevo ,;f Hm, -County, and being the an,J '.sri conveyed by Albert Howell an.l w:-, J. S. Mehaffey by deed dated J j'v 3 fltlO , 1.. I Tt 1 -. anu Tecviueii in hook 499, Record ot Deeds of 1Liv,v,,o' County. Being also the same lot t :? conveyed in a deed from M. (',. S-ai.tv. Trustee, to J. R. Morgan ami Gv-o. Hi Ward dated March 15, lli.iil, ar.J tr corded in Book 82, page -111. Sale made pursuant to the ii,t: of sale conferred upon me by nta of that certain deed of trust : ed by J. C. Johnson ami 'wife, .Mi Johnson, dated September 5. IS'l, and recorded in Book 2'5, paw- Si Record of Deeds of Tru-t of Hav. wood County Thi6 April 25, 19W. A. T. WAliiV T!u-',o' No. 465 April 30-Mav 7-1 1-21. liiiiiSiii Financial Statement Haywood County Of AS OF APRIL 2 1st, 19-16 For Fiscal Year Ending June 30th, 1936 Bud get F'unds Appropriation Expenditures Fund l;ilance General Fund $ 37,710.00 $ 26,365.76 $11,311.21 Poor Fund .. ...... . .. .. 1 1,200.00 12,297.20 L902.S0 Huildin-Fund 12,615.00 10.530.16 2,lll.ol Debt Service Fund . . . . . . .118,901.00 90,652.12 2S.21s. Penalty Fund ........... 6,000.00 1,635.9S l,3(il.02 Road Fund 1,100.00 .00 1,1110.00 Hospital Fund 12,150.00 33,741.85 8,105.1 School Fund ..... . . . ....115,128.05 112,802.91 32,325.11 Total .. . .... . .. .,..$377,831.05 $291,029.61 $86,801.11; A our minds run back we can never forget the sad parting, with out friend, Mr. Ed Wells, who died at his home Monday night,- April 22, on : PiVeon. at the age of sixty-four years , and five months. The Rev. T. G. Highfill conducted the services and was assisted by Rev. Houck. Mr. Wells was a well known citizen of the Bethel community: and will be greatly missed. He was kind to every one and was ready to lend a helping hand when needed. He was a good man, neighbor, and friend. Mr. Wells was a man of business, possess ing a splendid memory and a brilliant mind. But our loss was his gain. During the illness of Mr. Wells many of his friends visited him, and he talked of great faith and good ness. We hope to meet him in the great beyond, where there will be no sad parting, for sad it was for us all. HAZEL SISK, Waynesville, N. C, R. 1. Tax Collections This Fiscal Year AS OF APRIL 21st, 1936 Tax Year 1927 1928 .................. 1929 1930 1931 1932 .. 1 933 . 1934 X93t Total Collections to Date Amount Collected .. . .$ 193.92 .... 309.77 .... 783.81 .... 1,769.98 ... . 3,894.38 ... . 15,256.84 .... 20,209.23 . . . . 56,274.56 ..... 207,569.91 ....$306,352.40 Summary of the Report of the Office of W. G. Byers, Clerk Superior Court DECEMBER 1st, 1934 TO DECEMBER 1st, 1935 Total Cash Receipts, All Records $38,10. 86 Funds On Hand At Close Of Last Audit Total Disbursments, All Funds , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Checks Returned Against Deposits, Insufficient ... Funds On Hand And in Bank, November, 30th, 1935 12,711.80 "'" ' $ 11,260.2V 832 f: tn,- .......... 8
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