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TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
Beaverdam Township
W. U. Haney. el u '" ' l!
Trull.
Mrs. Amanda .lolnm-n to Tnni
John'on.
W. Junes, el ir. in T.
Jones.
Jennie Rogers rapp- ''' v" !"
Marian flirkard'
Sam C. S.nindci . i I u i.i l
V. Bramlell. el uv
T. W. Henderson, el n i.i l.-i'-v-son
Henderson, el u.
Grace W. Ilinlon. :u t in -. ""n
sioner for World V, .ir .l.iin:
Loan Fund ol North C.sn.
M. V. P.ramleM. ! n
I. 11. l'owell. i I us ' ' ' I 1 I '
Powell, rl u In Dulrh M v. . d .
et u x.
J. D. Henderson. H u In 1 I d.
L. Wyall. el us.
Samanlha lin n's vein- In
Jennie lingers Capp-. el us
The Town ol Canton In "i .
II. Jones.
M. K. Odoar. el n In ll.ii
Wright, et vir.
T. I). Stevenson, el u: In Mali
son O. Messer. el lis.
Lane Allen, el nx lo Hubert I,
Parks, rl uv.
Charles II. Branson, el u lo
Mary Wells Freeman.
Maty Willis Freeman, el ir. 1"
t'liarles II. Branson, el u.
It. L. Waldroop. el ux In Sam
to (MS
'flu".'
Wit
SO A MAJOR MARRIES A SERGEANT
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Pfc. Lyman R, Emory,
Wounded, Returns
Home Ry Plane f
Pfc Lyman F. Kmory, of Way
nesville, U.F.I). No. 'A. lias recently
arrived at Mitchell Field, N. Y.,
Iiavinfi been In 'mv.lil I" Hie States
by an army linsilal transport
Ih Belgium
plane Irom
Kn.e.laml.
I'lc. Kmory i
Franklin hieh
I he service ir
a has
hospital
; ALTHOUGH THIS SERGEANT may be the head of the family at home, there
! kis no dnuht as to who ranks higher in the armed services. WAC Maj. Uuth
Spivak f Chicago and tnt'incer bgt. irving uersnon, u. o. rmy, aio
shown cutliiu' the' wedding cake after their wedding in Washington. She
is the WAC executive officer of the 20th Air Force. (International)
('. Snialiicr.. et UN.
Flo(l iJnl-nll. i I ux lo H. J.
Unison, el us.
. Sam Knliin .oii. el u lo Uaisy
I'.iickuer.
M. K. O'dear. el ux lo C II.
( )'lear. I ux
I, 'alpll Wh.llal.er. el ux. In Isil
;;ene M . i .11 i . - .is.
( is il Tint nsii)
II. A O .liiirne. el ux to A. Iv
llK'llln.
( lilr luHllsllip
Is 1 1 1 III .1 I .nil l.nC III ('. W,
1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ( . el ll.
('. If. 1 'i.mir.. l ux lo Sluder
I'lll'llil'll e ( i.llii.lll . .
lion- 'fill in e. Inc.. In Or. A.
( " I oV, ir . el ll.
( r.ihtl et I iiui-.liii
Osiai I.. South, el al lo Mar
'.arel li'sliop.
I ,r.l I in I- I .ut nsliip
T Trail, el us In I'latlilie
l'.ell Hani .
Tl as II. Wells, el UX to .1.
I'.url lleiider am.
lv Hill Township
C F. Huiiis-. el ux to II. P.
( 'am plicl ! . el II .
I allie I 'i i i . I . i ! I cdei K I; L'rillil.
et ux.
Johnallian Creek Township
Junior Henley lo Arthur Cow
ard. Henry Allison to Arthur Con-ard.
rifieon Township
Leah Slamey and L. II. Slamey.
et al lo Sallie Grillin.
Addie Cook Moore, el vir, to
Mrs. Mary Cook Justice Foster.
Wnynesville Township
Joe Fmersoii Itose, et ux to II.
L. Liner, et ux.
J. M. Palmer, et ux to Claude
Rogers, el ux.
L. V. Shepard and Boyd Shepard
to Mrs. Kulh Svvaiu;er.
J. C. Wyalt, el ux to Willard
Kussell, et ux.
Joseph II. Sisk, et ux lo Alton
Adam Ward.
li. V. Welch to Howard Clark.
George Ilendri.w el ux to Leasie
M. Garrett.
W. II. Iv Lancaster, et ux to
Lucille L. Hardin.
Ora and John A. Melton and
A. T. Ward, Tins., to Ray ford Cul
lens, et ux.
H. L. Lee, F.x., and Com., lo
Dan Farley.
Pearl Wilkev and W. 'll. VV'ilkev
lo Uewey Carver and wife, Grace
i r;radiiale of the
liiuil and was in
ivceuilicr, 1942,
and has been overseas since July,
1!)44. He moved into Fiance three
weeks later laiidiue, in Normandy
on u;!usl l:i. with his unit, a
inechaiiieil caalr division, al-
taelied to the Sixth Army.
Pfc. Kmory was part of a re
eiinnai: ..niee iiiail and saw lil'lil
iii!', al Hi est and ai niinil Nancy
and Mel. The lieicest liijlilim:
was near ixanry anil lie and lus
squad had many narrow escapes.
He v as aui.ied al the speed
4 to?- r i
m.v i'.i. .'.".V. '
and ciiiiituil
back home.
"We were
we knew." he
eood. Y hen
of Hoslon f II) 1 1 1
even the seiiousl;,
asked lo hi' lit led i
look (Ida ii on an
- a cily where I he liehls can be
turned on. And we ail cheered."
of I he plane li i
back home before
said, "and il looked
we saw the lights
Ui 1 1 - windows
wounded boys
p so l hey could
American city
IM. Paul (Jreen
Serving Wiih ilh
Ariny (irMi In I'rance
Pvt. Paul Green, soli of Mrs.
Kubei I Green and Hie laU' Mr.
Green of I lael v. dud. is serving
villi the veteran aul iaircralt artil
lery battalion ol l.t. Gen. Jacob
L. Divers' Sixth Army uroup
which has lowered its cuns and
is u i i 1 1 1 direct uruund support to
front line iiil'anltv in the French
Alps.
Since convert ini! into a field
artillery battalion. Ihoiisauds of
shells from it;; snow-packed gun
emplacements have screamed
across the vast inouiilain wastes in
to German posit inns along the
Franco-Kalian border.
The out tit's real claim lo fame
was in its ability to down hostile
aircralls. t Anio, il formed a
nucleus of the antiaircraft deel uses
of the beachhead. Ucpeatedly sub
jected to intense and sustained
air bombardments and artillery
lire, il engaged Hie enemy in 'A'A'.i
separate lighls and has been of
ficially credited uilh 4!t aircraft
destroyed. 2'.', probables and Uiree
damaged. Noil 1 1 Al'rie-i g;ie Hie
battalion ample opportunity to
sharpen up its aim before the bal-
Carver.
Town of Waynesvi
C. Shcehaii.
(iuince V
C. Norris.
I .aw rence
M. C. VV'vall
to Mrs. V.
I'oleal. el ux to T.
Ilunusirner, el al to
md wile. Pearl Wvatt.
PVT. MKLVIN UNDKIiWOOD,
son of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Under
wood, of Waynesville, has arrived
in Belgium, according to informa
tion received by his parents. He
entered the service on July 12,
1944. and was inducted at Camp
Croft and from there was sent to
Fort McCTellan for his basic training-After
a ten-day furlough al home
after his basic training he was
sent lo Fort George Meade, Md.,
and I hen overseas. At the lime
he entered the service he was em
ployed by the Unagusta Manufac
turing Company.
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NOW is the
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PLANTING
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Fines Creek
MRS. D. N. RATIIBONi:
(Col rcspoiiilcntl
Raymond M. Green is home on
a ISO-day furlough, after seeing
naval action on several occasions.
Seaman Green is wilh his wife
and daughter, and is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Green.
lie has been awarded a star
and has three bars for being in
action. He is a gunner, and due
lo his ability to shoot accurate has
acquired the nickname of "Happy
Trigger."
Seaman Green has been on ac
tive duly in the Pacific for 14
months. He will report back to
the coast after his furlough. He
has two brothers in the service,
llobei I Green, has been in the navy
eighl years, and I.bner Green is
wilb the army in Italy.
Paul Haynes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Haynes, of Woodslown,
N. J., arrived recently to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Mallie Woody, al her
home on Turkey Creek.
Mrs. W. P. Rathbone is home
alter spending two weeks wilh her
daughter. Mrs. C. W. Ledford, at
her home in Cantoin.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. I). Rathbone, of
Clyde, and (heir son. Seaman l-c
Paul Rathbone, who has just re
turned from overseas' duly, were
the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Waller Rathbone al their home on
Fines Creek.
Kdd-.West recently spent a week
in New-port News, Va., where he
went to visit Mr. and Mrs. James
Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Justice, of
Newport News, Va., have returned
lo their home after visiting friends
anif relatives here.
He of Italy. Defending porls of
Casablanca and Algiers, il account
ed for many of the German planes
I hat ventured over.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
NORTH CAROLINA.
HAYWOOD COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Barney Woody
vs.
Laura Woody
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Haywood
County, N. C, to obtain a divorce
absolute on the ground of two
years separation; and that the de
fendant will further take notice
that she is required to appear
within thirty days from the 2Gth
day of March, 1945, before the
Clerk of the Superior Court in the
Court House in Waynesville, N. C.
and answer or demur to the com
plaint in said action, or the olain.
tiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
This the 24th day of February
1945.
GERTRUDE P. CLARK,
Asst, Clerk of Superior Court
Haywood County, N. C.
No. 1415 Mar. 1-8-15-22
For You To Feel Well
24 boura every day, 7 days every
Week, never itoppin. the kidneys filter
waste matter from the blood.
K more people were aware of how the
"tcldaeya must conatantly remove sur
plus fluid, excess acids and other waste
matter that cannot stay In the blood
without injury to health; there would
be - better understanding of wAy the
whole system is upset when kidneys tail
to function properly.
Burning, scanty or too frequent urina
tion sometimes warns that 'something
is wroag. You may suffer nagging back
ache, headaches, diszfness, rheumatic
pains, getting up at nights, swelling.
Why not try Doan'B PMil You win
be using a medicine recommended the
country over. Dona's stimulate the func
tion of the kidneys and help them to
flush out poisonous wsste from the
tinsd. They contain nothing harmful.
Oa Dosw's today. Use with confideaoa.
a au drac stares.
Cpl. Billy B. Medford
Serving Overseas
Cpl. Billy B. Medford, son of
Mr. and Mrs. hoy Medford, of Iron
Duff (Waynesville, R.K.U. No. 2
is attached to the 424th regiment
of the Gold.-. i Lion Division, which
rendered such gallant service in
ed northward from the cemer 01 j Der, ana nas served cotsaJ
,h c;rt-,nee Elfel. a rocky wooded; with the 424th recSS
ll. l'1Ak T-ti..;...' . . .. Vl
xuuiu uivisioil Ol ine 1
range 10 miles long and two miles
wide astride the Siegfried line. By
daybreak of ibe 17th the Germans
bad thrown two divisions into this
part ol the front.
The Grmans occupied St. Vith
.. ii ... on Detimber 21, after
; ..... .... u., iw. njlh FvhauKf-
a slltt Iisnl uy ,,
the Ardennes during the great , (,,( am sorely depleted, the 106th
German offensive. On December ! pulled back to reorganize on De
27 he was given bis third auiiiiuni- eember 'A.i. The next day the
tion truck, the two others being j Germans were halted.
destroyed each time, but he es-! Cpl. Medium ciu- icn i.
caped. t vice in Marcn, 19W. and was in-
The memorable attack started in' ducted at Camp Jackson and from
the "foggy dawn of December Hi there sent to maneuvers in Ten
with a tremendous artillery bar-' nessee. then lo Camp Atterbury.
rage" against their lines that curv-1 He has been overseas since Octo-
Leraon Juice Recipe
Rheumatic Pain Qyk?
II you suffer iiora rh.!-.S
tit or Mdiitu pa,,,. u 3
inexnentive home "I
tit asiru:. Oct 3 u,rt ...
Compound today. Mil u h
of wawr. add the jUke
lt Plemant Qd '
at all. You necj crii "
spoonfuls two , timrs 4 . '
Sir 48.n,
If the paioj do ','
and if you do not iLt Jlt"'
will com you nott..ng i0 ,
old by your diuj8,-t uuiJ
lull money baik puii.,
--"" " ic u.l tttuwJ
Smith's Cut-Rale Drutsjl
Meeting Of
Board of Equalization
And R
eview
The Haywood County Board
Of Commissioners
la
WILL SIT AS A
Board of Equalization
AND RLMKW BEGINNING
Monday, March 19, 1945
The Haywood County Board of Commission
ers will sit as a Board of Equalization and Re
view beginning Monday, March 19th, at the com
missioner's office in the Court House in the town
of Waynesville, for the purpose of examining and
reviewing the tax list of each township for the
current year and shall hear any and all taxpayers
who own or control taxable property assessed
for taxation in the county, in respect to the valu
ation of all property in the county and correct
any errors appearing on the abstracts, and for
the transaction of any other business which may
come before the board in compliance with the
Machinery Act of 1937. This is the only time in
which the commissioners have the authority to
change valuation of real estate.
Complaints from the various townships will
be heard as follows:
Monday, March 19 Ivy Hill, Jonathan Creek,
White Oak, Cataloochee Townships.
Tuesday, March 20 Fines Creek, Crabtree, Iron
Duff Townships.
Wednesday, March 21 Pigeon, EastFork, Cecil
Townships:
Thursday, March 22 Waynesville Township.
Friday, March 23 Beaverdam and Clyde Town
ships. GEO. A. BROWN; JR:
Chairman Haywood County Board of
Phone 371
DAVID UNDERWOOD
commissioners . .