THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNT AINEEJt
Farmers Federation Has
Stock Dividend July 1
LEGLESS VET SEEKS HOUSE SEAT
Directors of the Farmers Feder
ation Cooperative have declared
the regular stock, payable July 1
to all stockholders of record June
14, 1947. This will be the twenty
seventh consecutive semi-annual
dividend to be paid by the Farmers
Federation, and it applies to all
common and preferred stock.
There were 19.972 stockholders
of record December 31. and ac
cording to James G K McClure.
president, there has been a con
siderable increase in the number
since that time. Business done
through the retail stores for the
ear 1946 was $4,575,304 3ti. Mr.
McClure announced. This does not
include the business of the Caro
lina and Farmers tobacco ware
houses, or the other organizations
alliliated with the Federation.
The Farmers Federation was or
ganized to provide marketing facil
ities and services which will de
velop agricultural production in
Western North Carolina. Beginning
in a small way. it lias developed ,
markets for poultry, eggs, forest
products, dairy products, vege
tables, and handicraft articles
.Mr. McClure added that S3. 1 1 H - -11")
1.5 1 was paid to farmers in 194ti
through the various markets of
the Farmers Federation.
During the ear 1940' the Farm
ers Federation hatchen distributed
1.424,125 baby chicks, and to date'
this year more chicks haxe been
hatched than last year. All IIicm
(hicks are from Hocks which are
larefulh supervised to eradicate
disease and cockerels from high
producing strains head the supply
llocks. so that the baby chick-, in
herit high egg production.
There arc now 2(i warehouse in
the Farmers Federation, and lour
Irozen food lockers are being oper
ated in connection with them in
Asheville. Hendersonville, Waynes,
ville. and Tryon These locker
BIRTHS
Si
Mr and Mrs Kduin Burnette. of
Canton, announce the birth of a
daughter on June 4.
Mr. and Mrs John Burress. of
Canton, announce the birth of a
son on June 4.
Mr and Mrs Claude Smathers. ot
; Wa nesville. announce the birth of
a son cm June 4
Mi and Mrs. Otis Mxers. of Can-
plants processed 932.302 pounds of
meat in 1946 New locker plants
are under construction at Brevard.
Spruce Fine. Marion, and Sindale.
Directors for the Farmers Feder
ation from Haywood county are II.
A Osborne. Canton, and tllen
Palmer, Clyde The Haywood coun
ty governing committee consists of.
in addition to Mr. Osborne and
Mr. Palmer: Henry Francis.
Wayncsvillc. Houte 1: Glen Boyd.
Waynesvile, Houte 2: J. B Med
I'ord. Waynesv ille. Houte 2: H F.
Davis. Waynesville. Houte 2; Dave
Boyd. Wa nesville. Houte 2: N. W
Carver. Waynesville. Houte 2 C S
Green. Clyde: W. A Bradley. Haz
elwood; James Bradshavv. Wayncs
villc. Houte 2: and Oral Yeats.
Wav nesv ille, Houte 2: Charley
FAans. Canton. Houte 1, Monroe
Silver. Canton, Houte 1. W T
llipps. Canton. Houte 2: Dave
Sharp. Canton. Houte 2: Mrs. 11.
G. Hello Canton, Koute 1: O B
Wilson. Canton. Houte 1: Virgil
McClure. Canton: D. M. Clark,
Canton. Houte 1; J. L. Westmore
land. Canton, Houte 1: and Miss
Florence Osborne. Canton
m mil u i k: m. v mm
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SEEKING liECTlON to Congress from Michigan's 11th District, Charles E.
Putter of Cheboygan, MiclL, veteran who lost both legs Id a mine
explosion near Colmar, Francs, m shewn with his wife in Silver Springs,
Md.. where they reside. A Bepubhcaa and employed at the Labor De
partment, Potter is opposed (or the seat left vacant by the death of Rep.
Fred Bradley, by Mrs. Bradley and State Senator Bishop. (International)
ton, announce the birth of a 9on on
June 4.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones, of
Canton, announce the birth of k
son on June 5.
Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson, of
Canton, announce the birth of a
daughter on June 6.
Consult
DR. R. KING HARPE
Optometrist
Eyes Examiaed, Glasses Fitted For Annointment Telrnhnn. 9ii
Canton, N, C.
125 Main
Mr. and Mrs. Macie Stokely, of
Lake Junaluska, announce the birth
of a son on June 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hughes, of
Clyde, announce the birth of a
daughter on June 7.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Early, of
Hazelwood. announce the birth of
a daughter on June 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ledbetter,
of Hazelwood, announce the birth
of a son on June 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor , Rose, of
Canton, R. F. D. No. 2, announce
the birlh of a daughter on June 9.i
Many Publications
May Be Read At
C. Of C. Office
Publications now being received
regularly by the Waynesville
Chamber of, Commerce include
several daily Florida newspapecs,
the Washington Evening Star and
Congressional Record, and New
York Times.
Visitors in Waynesville and any
resident here who cares to read
any of the publications are cordial
ly invited to do so during a visit
to the C. of C. office, states Miss
S. A. Jones, secretary.
The complete list includes the
Florida Times-Union of Jackson
ville, St. Petersburg Times. Atlan
ta Journal, N. Y. Times, Charlotte
Observer, Washington Evening
Star, Tampa Daily Times. Miami
Herald, Orlando Sentinel, Ashe
ville Citizen. Waynesville Moun
taineer, State Magazine, Farmers
Federation News and Congression
al Record.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Singleton, of
Canton, R. F. D. No. 2, announce
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SAVINGS -
SAVINGS Since 1922 a dividend of not
less than 35' has been paid a great
saving to property holders on standard
rates.
Types of Risks
TYPES OF RISKS Mercantile build
ings and stocks, dwellings and household
goods.
All Policies Non - Assessable
Give us an opportunity to discuss this with you no obligation. Call, write or wire
out Special Representative for W. W. N. C
Phone 221 f J Pari! oil era Phone 221
Franklin, N. C. wallieuye Franklin. N. C.
the birth of a daughter on June 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Prcd Gentry, of
Cantpn, announce the birth of a
daughter on June fl.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henson of
Canton, announce t lie birth of a
son on June 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook, of Can
ton, announce the birth of n daugh
ter on June 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Rogers, of
Canton, R. F. D N'o. 3. announce
the birth of a daughter on June 9.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hyde, of
Canton. R.-F. D.. Io. 1. announce
the birth of a son on June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon, of
Waynesville, R. F. D.. No. 2, an
nounce the birth of a son on June
10.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dantzler, of
Waynesville. announce the birth of
a daughter on June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Sheehan,
of Waynesville. announce the birth
of a daughter on June 10.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE
OF DISSOLUTION
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRES
ENTS MAY COME GREET
INGS: WHEREAS, It appears to my
satisfaction, by duly authenticated
record of the proceedings for the
voluntary dissolution thereof by
the unanimous consent of all the
stockholders, deposited in my of
fice, that the ROSEL1NE CORPO
RATION, a corporation of this
State, whose principal office is
situated in the Town of Waynes
ville, County of Haywood. State of
North Carolina E. M. McNish be
ing the agent therein and in charge
thereof, upon whom process may
be served!, has complied with the
requirements of Chapter 55, Gen
eral Statutes, entitled "Corpora
tions," preliminary to the issuing
of this Certificate of Dissolution:
NOW THEREFORE, I, THAD
EURE, Secretary of State of the
Stat of North Carolina, do here
by certify that the said corpora
tion did, on the 10th day of June,
1S47, file in my office a duly ex
ecuted and attested consent in writ
ing to the dissolution of said cor
poration, executed by all the stock-
Lholdera thereof, which said con
sent and the record of the pro
ceedings aforesaid are now on file
in my said office as provided by
law
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I
have hereto set my hand and af
xed. my official seal at Raleigh,
this 10th day of June, A. D. 1947.
THAD EURE
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
Beaverdam Township
Mary S. Hoberson to John R.
Nations, et ux, Genevieve H. Na
tions. G. W. Smathers, Commissioner
to Tilford C. Howell, et ux.
James Melton, et ux to Marshall,
McCarter, et ux, et al.
Luther L. Smathers, et ux to
Lawrence M. Smathers. et ux.
J. C. Warren, et ux te John P.
Ward, et ux.
Fay Miller to Lucy Miller Handy,
et vir Chester D. Handy.
Luch Love to Weldon Hall, et ux
Isabelle Hall.
Lonnle Hatherlee. et ux to C. K.
Mathews, et ux.
Ray M. Davis, et ux to T. S. Gro
gan, et ux.
' J. N. Powell, et ux Tilly Pow
ell, to Jamas 2. Cochran, et ux
Dorris Cochran.
Ol Burgin.
Oscar Laymon, et ux Ollie Lay
nion, to Leonard Grooms, et ux Vic
toria Grooms.
Will Henry, et ux to W. T. Lew
Is. et ux.
Ctyda Township
J. Frank Thompson, et ux to L.
J. Thompson, et ox.
Bon-A-Vehtttre, Ine. to F. L.
Timbes.
Jewell Rogers, et vir to Marshall
Jones, et ux Margaret Jones.
Bon-A-Venture, Inc., to J. E.
Wells, et ux.
Waynesville Township
H. L. Liner, Sr. et ux to Wood
row Campbell, et ux.
Vaughn Rhinehart to John R.
Arrington, et ux.
M. O. Galloway, et ux Grace
Galloway to W. C. Williams, et ux
Frances Williams.
T. H. Worham, Jr., et ux Amy
Cogdill Worsham to Leo F. Reiger,
et ux Arli" Rieger.
H. L. Liner, Sr., et ux Henrietta
Liner to Edwin E. Spears, et ux
Sue R. Spears.
Dover L. Southland, Jr., et ux
to James Joseph Kearns, et ux.
Lake Junaluska Assembly, Inc.
to Charles E. Grenell, et ux.
G. C. Ferguson, et ux to Lucile
L. Hardin.
11. L. Liner, Sr., et ux to R. N.
Johnson, et ux to Jack Hyde Set
ter. II. L. Liner, Sr. et ux. and R. N
Johnson, et ux to Robert Joseph
Rrown.
Miriam W. Moore to L. E. Sims,
et ux.
Elizabeth Rhinehart Gregory, et
vir, Fred Gregory to Maggie K.
Long.
fron Darl Township
Joe Parks, et ux Maggie Parks
to James McClure, et ux Eva Mc
Clure.
HEADY FOR THE PAN
Directions Are Given
For Tomato Protects
East Fork Township
Richard Hooper, et ux Mary
Hooper to Lang Jones, et ox EITie
Jones.
P1geMi Township
W. T. Lewis, et x Mary to O.
DURANGO, Colo. (AP) Sam
Walford hooked a 17-inch trout that
! was really ready for the frying
pan. Walford. of Buckeye, Ariz.,
related that he hooked the fish in
Vallecito reservoir, hauled it into
his boat and found it already had
been cleaned. It apparently had
been caught, cleaned and lost by
another angler.
Swine Deaths Now Hit
Pocketbook Heavily
The financial loss for every pig
that dies this year is seven times
greater than it was in 1934, ac
cording to Dr. C. D. Grinnells,
professor of Veterinary Science at
State College.
According to recent findings by
the American Foundation for ani
mal Health, swine disease control
on farms this summer will be more
financially important than at any
time in (he past 20 years. In late
spring of 1934, market hogs were
averaging around $3 per hundred
pounds, while this year they are
ranging from $20 to $25 per hun
dred. Farmers ahouid take every pre
caution to keep down any outbreak
of diseases among this summer's
bogs, Dr. Grinnells said. Some of
the ways in which this can be ac
complished are: First, see that all
spring pigs arc vaceinated against
cholera. Use fresh, elean pastures
as a protective measure against
enteritis. Careful control of ra
tions is aiao a safeguard against
this problem.
Newly purchased animals should
be isolated from the home herd
until the owner is sure they are
not disease carriers; however, if
sickness does appear, a prompt di
agnosis is the first step toward pre
venting serious losses.
As insurance against losses from
brucellosis in the fall pig crop,
breeding stock should be blood
tested now, to weed out cariers of
this disease.
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