,- JUNE 17, 1937
rsday
TIIE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAIN EER
Page 11
Uabouts Of m r
1932 Champions
Libby Holman to Marry Boxer?
By
Hendricks
who flowed the cham
"ni o' !!'"'- have probably
'"": ha happened to it's
P:ay
am.
iv.g in the field
i,- playing1 with
led thi
rs. but
d team,
piling- for
season
is now
the
was catching for
arolina League at
liv
ing in Hazel-
pitching for this
!i!g somewhere in
is now mayor of
playing shortstop
crs, this year.
; is managing the
is season.
is p.aving lor tseacon
. baiiov for the '32
ir i-enterfield for this
a?, manager, and Jim
an- living in Hazel
ttavnesville, respecfully
ittie, me other batboy, died
u about a year ago.
Hyatt i
Maimiav
am this
f -
apt'.
ure,
tan gospel has something
;n employer and employe
It. h.igar I). Jones, of
IMM I! nut s NOTICE
qualified as Administrator
ui A. T; Mccracken de
u Haywood County
-i: tms is to notify all
; claims against the es-
t'rf.iscil to exhibit them
at Waynesville
i. en nr hefore the 5th
l!3s or this notice will
In i- o t their recovery
ucli'hted to said estate
make immediate payment.
5th day of June, 1937.
'.U'.l 1' MiCUACKEN.
Ailmansirator of the Estate
AT. Mil rack en, deceased
Hums. 10-17-24 July 1-8-15
m & a bi mr """Wi
'WNT;ECtCIDE3WS J
ST!LL !
litis0 .H
y J
- ns M . V
-v- h ' - -JPk$ f t '
Ubby Holman Reynolds -yS $ rJ
h" ' 'jj Jack Doyle - , , r" '
QLANTQ
UPORTU
GORDON HENDRICKS
Even if it had stopped raining in
lime for the game over at Brevard
last Saturday, it would have been im
possible to have piav it . . . the curb
on the streets wore voung river
Game Saturday At
Brevard Rained Out
Manufacturers To Play Sayles
Saturday. First Half Of
Season Ends July 2nd
Contributions of North Carolina
employers amount on June 10 to
5ii.016.iU4.48, of which $2,984,740.9
was for iu:;f, and $2,032,173.52 was
for four months of 1937. This is the
amount of the state unemployment
compensation found, less small refunds
Now that
-space, here
Hazel w ood's
team.
we nave a little extra
are a few fact about
newly organized second
"Hug' Kuykendall, a former mem
ber of the HazelwoiHl Industrial
League team, and one 01 the umpires
this year, has been rhoson to munaire
the team, and is arranging a schedule
which will not conflict with that of
the tirst team.
The team is composed of former
Members of the lust team and of form,
er members of the Hazelwood juniors
To date, the
lost two. They
school, and to
team has won one and
split with t anion High
Cherokee.
This Saturday the Cheoikec
dians will come to Hazelwood to
the second team, while I lie tit -t
is playing Sayles.
Iru
play team
Switching back to the '.first team
again; alter Saturday s g:ime at
Sayhvs, the team will open a three
weeks stand at home, meeting Knka,
Canton (doubleheader) and Savles.
The game between the Hazelwood
Manufacturers and the Brevard Tan-
"e was rained oUt last Saturday, and
.ii oe piayecl off at a later date
.Dlthiiv U.. J .
- "" nan a cnance to even
ko on ttie tii' i . ms tii.. ..a
befoie game time, and
downpour by playing
IU STEE S NOTICE OF SALE
about an hour
was a steady
time
Next Saturday the .Manufacturers
go to Sayles Hleacherv for the
la-t game from home in fust ha'f of
the .season. Two weeks from Satur
day the league leading Knka club will
come here. This game will end the
initial half of the split season
i ne second half will be
a double-header here on
against Canton
opened bv
July 3rd,
with M0, are the only other members
of the team batting over ,'i()0
Tim
yon. the team whirl, 11' II C l.Hl.lin.a
the league two weeks ago, lost two
names to i.roen Kiver In.st Saturday
.ii (imjeu ootn games under nroteo
stating as their reason that : n
fiiver was using illegal players
NOTICE
Tequent appearances together In London and their recent return
w "t itiu board the same liner have lent credence to rumors
that LIbb? Holman Reynolds, former Broadway torch singer and
widow of the-tobacco heir, was romanUcally Inclined toward Jack
iJoyle. BriUsh fighter and ex-husband pf Judith Allen, screen star.
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
(As
Recorded to Monday Non
of this Week),
Beaverdani Township
Putnam, ef- ux, et al, to IX
II
R. II.
Parker.
Estella Haynes to John P. Jones
et ux.
James Swanger, et ux, to Chestei
Ingle, et ux.
Walter Winfield to Z. V Ferguson
O. M. Hampton, et ux, to C. O. Cook
t ux.
J. L. Reed, et ux. to Madge Cook.
'1 HI ST EE'S Sl.n
WHEREAS.. E. H. Ensley a.ii, wife,
J. W. Carson, et ux, to Paul Carbon.
W. H. Smith, et ux, to T. B. Smith.
John H. Rhodarmer, et ux, et al,
to James Allen, et ux.
Annie L. Kezziah to Lois Kezziah.
Ci. H. Smathers, et ux, to Frank A.
Hall et ux.
W. L. Parker t0 1). VV. King, et ux.
Mrs. James Stamev to M. C. Stamey
D. S. Green, et al, to A. B. Moore,
et ux,
Crabtree Township
. A. Noland, tr., to J. K. Bovd.
l ines I. leek Townshin
S. II. Noland, Tr., to J. It. Boyd.
Iron DulT lownship
! erguson, et ux, to C-
Kwing, lanky tirst baseman, has
moved upward in the league's batting
average. He is now in second place
with an average of .500. . . . Glen
Wyatt and Roger Monteath, with av
erages of ..!d.l each, and Andy Wyatt,
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
arks
Maggk
Fannie Camp
Jonathan
I- red A ., isoii.
2 GU5SC0S
10c
in r
nee
t,-im: isoitles
hMcCVacken
Manager '
Hazel 'Ens-ley. liia le and executed a Aliistm,
certain deer) of trust t " The -C amine. )
cial Natii.mil- Bank of ''' '. 1'oiy.i. '
North Carolina. Tnitiee, which sai'i j'1 " !""".
deed' of truf bf-.-i o ;:;' tlio 1 st day) Xna.y i
of -May, 1 '..'!. and i's it oi .iod 'in Bool; j l:;iif,eh;jj-t
21 at p-agv '.".'.':; i" t c . .-line of the Reg- ..- R-; I
i'ster (.:' 1 ci- f.'.'r Hayw-r d Coumy, j M.-iford.
North ("ari linti. i,, .-e.-'-ire c-riain in- .
dcbtediies.-; and i . -' ' (' 1
av!ii:i:kas , , ...,';, 'of-'v i-V- 'i 'nx.
hility of thesa'd !',, , , ; alN,i i.oia: j ' A
Bank II i-i; r .rii-, ( ',,. ,d;,ia. ! ''!.
Trustee, to :t-t. tLe v.:: ; .-tnod, .pur. j , .''';. ' i
suant to and in coop i:n with ,-iw, j '' .", '
has beetr iinno'K'i'd Huni'-( s--r Trus'-j-, '' '? ' '.
i , - i ., , , , , - I .ro in ii o t .
tee under said ni-ed o-: trust, ov an . ;n- i , , ,
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On Monday, June 21, 1 0.17, at elev
en o'clock A. M., at the court house
door in the town of Waynesville, Hay.
wood County,- North Carolina, the un
dersigned will sell at public outcry,
to the highest bidder for cash, the
following lands and premises, lying
and being in Waynesvill Township,
Haywood County, N. C.:
BEGINNING at a stake in the cen
ter of the public road in the division
line between the lands of R. A. L.
Hyatt and the lands of the heirs of
".- Ii. Hyatt, and runs thence with said
line, S. 4 W. 7 chains, 40 links to a
-take in the Frank t ompton line;
'.hence with the Frank Compton line
!'. 80 E. 4 chains, 2f links to a
like; thence N. 4" K. IU idiams, '10
i nks to a stake in the center of the
ililic road; thence with the venter 'of
Bertha
les, and
NORTH CAROLINA
HAVWOOD1) COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
J. B. Towles, Adniini.strator of
Jennie Towles, Deceased, and J. B.
Towles, Minnie Campbell Towles
Frank Towles. Mary TWies
Queen and G. C. Queen
VS.
Bertha Towles Townsend F M
Townsend, J. W. Towles, 'ciinton
lowles; Samuel Towl
lowies, 1 homas L. Towl
Mf TU n.
m o. j iioiiius ij, j owies.
The defendants. Clinton Towles,
Samuel Towles Thom.is l t i.,
and Mrs. Thomas L Towle. will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court befmc the CUm k of Haywood
County t0 sell land for the purpose
of making assets to pay the debts of
the estate of Jennie Towles, deceased,
and to divide the remainder of the es
tate among the aid heirs, and the
said defendants will further take no
tice that they arC required to appeal'
hefo,e the t le.k of the Supe.o, ( ou.t
and answer ,r demur to the said pe
tition herein (il,.,l on or before the
oth d.n x,f July, iy7, oi the petition
ers will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in said petition. .
'J ins the 24th dav of May l!i'7
kaii: ilmVm-,ov,
Asst. clerk of Superior Cour: - Hav,
wood County. ' "'
Ao. f)i -.May 27 -J
NORTH CAROLINA.
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained m a certain deed of
trust executed bv Oliver P. Cole and
wife, Dorothy H. Cole and Margaret
Cole, as recorded m Bovk .'10, page 00,
record of deeds ot trust, to the un
dersigned trustee. I will on July 10th,
l!Mi, at 10 o clock A. M. at the Court
iiou.se door in the lown of Wavnra-
vi de, sell to the highest bidder of
cash the following described real es
tate, to-wit: Lying and being in Hay
wood County: Beginning on a stone in
W. S. Terrell, Deceased, line, it being
the North East corner of the old
Bethel School and Church lot, and runs
N. () W. ,0 poles to a stake in old
Moore line; then West of said old
More line (now J. H. Curln's lino
15 'i! poles to a stake, J. P. Kellev's
line or Dover line; then South 2 West
with said line ,10 poles to ston in
the South edge of the Public road, J.
P. Kelley s and VV m. LedU'ttor's corn
er; then North M East with the
North boundary line of said Church
and School lot 18- poles to the be
ginning. Containing 4 acres, more
or less. Being the same land convey
ed to J. H. Plott by Wm. Ledbetter
ami wife in a deed dated the 2iHh day
of Dec. 1014, and recorded in Book 44,
page ii!), Haywood County, and being
the same land that J. H. Plott and
wite conveyed to John R. L- Cole as
recorded in Book 78, page 400. Only
a one-fourth interest will be sold n
the tract of land described above.
Reference is herby made to said deed
of trust as aforesaid. Said sale being
made on demand of the holder of said
note as described in said deed of trust
efault having been made in the pay
ment of said note as described and
set forth in said deed of trust, and
said trustee having been requested
to sell same under said deed of trust-
Tins the 7th dav of June, 1937.
GROVEK C. DAVIS,
Trustee.
No: 00 1 June 17-24-July 1-8
WE ItUY
OLD GOLD
Jewelry, Rings, Teeth. Crowns,
etc. See
CHANDLER & CO.
Credit Jewelers
First Class Watch And Jewelery
Repairing
Waynesville, N. C.
I Vni. TT '
f 4unave vour
w
s Repaired at
-..'".' '''- '' :-' '
ainPion Shoe
Shop
LT-DUCKETT
j 'Western Union
struntent in .'writing., i
Book 1)7 on pa 'j'' 2 ";;.. in
the ilvtiister of J'eed f(
County, North Carolina; an
WHEREAS, default ha-,
made. in the payment of the
ness secured by ', said deed
r IL
i nd
mg
ir
.Of
been
and the holder of said notes evident ing
said indebtedness having demanded
that the undersigned exercise the pow
er of sale contained in said instrument
and sell the property thereby convey
ed, as provided in said deed .of trust,
the undersigned Successor Trustee
will on the 21st day of June, 1937, at
12 o'clock noon, offer for sale and sell
at public auction for cash, at the
Court House door, in th. City of i
Waynesville, County of Haywood, and
State of North Carolina, the following
described land and premises, to-wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land in
the County of Haywood, City of Way
nesville, State of North Carolina, and
more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING on a stake in the N.
W. side line on Smathers Street and is
N. 65 45' E. 100 feet from the N. E.
intersection of Government Street and
Smathers Street, and ryns thence N.
65 45' E. 50 feet with the side line
of said Smathers Street to a stake.
corner of Lot number 5; thence N. 23
45' W. 150 feet with the side line of
lot number 3 to a stake; thence S.
65 45' W. 50 feet to -the N. E. corner
of lot number 5; thence S. 23 45' E.
150 feet with the lire of lot number i
5 to the beginning, being; lot number
in Block 2 of the L. C. Harbeck
property as shown on Map number
250, recorded in Map Book "B", Index
H , in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Haywood County, N. C.
This being the same lot of land con
veyed by J. M. Mock and wife to J.
H. Purvis and wife.
This the 19th day of May, 1937.
ANTHQNY REDMOND,
Successor Trustee.
No. 593 May 27-June 3-10-17.
of
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bidder
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NOTI
Under ni'di i; Of tile
Haywoori County
froeeeding entitled, "(
et al. vs. Lil.ie hdwarcl-,
on Monday the 12th day
at lever, o'clock A.
house door in Wavnesivi
County, .North Carolina,
public auction to the high
for casli, tne following described real
estate lying and being in the town of
avnesvilie, to-wit:
Being ;ots : Nos. 7 anil 8. of a plat
and .survey made bv R. E. .Brown and
H a Hayes, ir lt., BEGUN ING at
the Southoa.-t corner of lot No. 0
and runs N. 0U E, wit,h the street
148 feet Vo the corner of lot No. 6
thence N. 24'i V. with the line of
N. 6 295 feet to a stake near mill
race, corner of lots Nos. 6 and
thence up the mill race 14S feet to a
stake in corner of lots Nos, 8 and 9;
thence S. 24U E. 310 feet to the BE
GINNING, estimated to contain about
one (1) acre.
This, 11th day of .June, 1937.
A. T. WARD,
Commissioner.
No. 608 June 17-24-JuIy 1-8.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA.
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
This is to notify a. persons tnat
the undersigned will apply to th
Governor of North Carolina for a pa
role or pardon, the undersigned hav
ing been convicted under Section
4209 of C. S. All persons who are
notified to enter protest if any they
have why parole or pardon should not
be granted. This the 10th day of
June, 1937.
ROY CARVER,
No. 607 June 17-24. i
trator
of the estate of P. K: Hyatt, deceased,
this is to notify all per'ons who have
claims against said estate to present
the same to the, undersigned on of be
fore May 25th, . 1I8, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of right to
iecover. AH persons: ndib'erl to said
estate are notified to pa v-. same.
This May 25th, 19:57.
E. J. HYATT,
Administrator of P. E. Hyatt, De
ceased. No 597 May 27-Juio .1-10 17-24-July
1.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate ot A. E. Allison, De
ceased, this is to notify all persons who
are indebted to said estate to pay the
same to the undersigned Administra
tor immediately; and. to further notify
all persons who claim debts due from
said estate to present their claims
for payment to the undersigned im
mediately, at his home m Jonathan's
Creek Township, Haywood County, on
or before one year from the final pub
lication of this notice, or the same
will be pleaded m bar against all per
sons failing to present their claims.
This the 28th day of May, 1937. i
FRED ALLISON,
Administrator of the Estate of" A. E.
Allison, Deceased.
No. 593 June 3-10-17-24-JuIy 1-8.
IMPROVED SCIIEDCr.F ltFTWFFV
Asheville, N. C. and New York
SOUTHERN RAIUVAY SYSTEM
Reginning April 25th. train No. lfi, now leaving Ashe
ville at 5:00 pm for the north, will be changed to operate
on the following schedule:
Northbound Southbound
5:15 Pm Lv Asheville Ar 9:15 Am
6:35 Am Ar Washington Lv 7:00 Pm
7:43 Am Ar Baltimore Lv 5:12 Pm
9:14 Am Ar Philadelphia Lv 4:05 Pm
10:55 Am Ar New York Lv 2:25 Pm
With this change of time of departure from Asheville,
passengers from this section will be able to leave Ashe
ville at 5:15 pm and reach New York at 10:53 Am.
Train No. lft from Florida will be changed to leave
Asheville at 3:40 pm instead of 3:00 pm effective on above
date.
For detailed information and pullman reservation, see
your nearest agent or address
R. H. DeButts,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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