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noticf of sale in superior court before the clerk north carolina haywood county max o. cogburn, administrator of the estate of j. boone sentelle. deceased. v*. R E. SENTELLE and wife, ANN J. SENTELLE. JOHN E. SEN TELLE, Widower, IOLA SEN TELLE McELROY, Widow, JEN NIE MAE SENTELLE BOONE and husband. WILL K. BOONE. PAUL INE SENTELLE GOODSON and husband. J E. GOODSON, HARRY SENTELLE. and wife. FREDDY INGLE SENTELLE, WILEy SEN TELLE BALDWIN and husband. G. P. BALDWIN. GORDON SEN TELLE and wife, LOUISE CAGLE SENTELLE. LYNETTE SEN TELLE MORGAN and husband. T G. MORGAN. HORACE N SEN TELLE. JR and wife. MAUDE RAY SENTELLE. LENIVER SEN TELLE LONG and husband. LEO LONG. JACK SENTELLE Unmar ried. MARIE LITTLE SENTELLE. Unmarried. JUDITH SENTELLE LONG and husband. TOMMIE LONG, Beine all the Heirs at Law of II. N. SENTELLE. Deceased, and WILLIAM C. SHEPHERD and wife. LINNIE MAE SHEPHERD FLORENCE MATTINGLy ami hl^Ad. EDWARD T MATTING LY^RANK S. SHEPHERD. Un married. MARGARET C. LONEY and husband. GEORGE LONEY. ROBERT R SHEPHERD and wife, SENA C SHEPHERD. LAVONIA A. CLUGSTON and husband. HAR RY P. CLUGSTON. ANNIE ROWE and husband, CHARLES J. ROWE, Being ail the Heirs at Law of LA VONIA SENTELLE SHEPHERD GREEN. Deceased, and AZALIF. ROGERS HANDY and husband ALBERT HANDY, MAE ROGERS PADDEN and husband. FRANK PADDEN. PEARL ROGERS CAR EL, Unmarried. FRANK ROGERS and wife. MRS. FRANK ROGERS. HILDA ROGERS VOSBURG and husband. ALAN VOSBURG. RICH ARD V. ROGERS and wife. MRS RICHARD V. ROGERS. Being all the Heirs at Law of ELIZABETH SENTELLE ROGERS, Deceased, and L. GWYN SENTELLE and wife, MRS. L. GWYN SENTELLE. and ALL OTHER PERSONS BY WHATEVER NAMES THEY MAY BE CALLED, OR WHEREVER THEY MAY RESIDE, CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE. INTEREST OR PROPERTY IN THE ESTATE OF J. BOONE SENTELLE, De ceased. Under, pursuant to and by vir tue of an order, dated June 26th, 1956, and an order dated July 20th, 1956, both of the Superior Court of Haywood County. North Caro lina, in that certain special pro ceeding entitled as above, the same being No. 980 upon the special proceeding docket of said court, the undersigned Commissioner will on the 25th day of August, 1956. at 11:00 o'clock A. M at the courthouse door of Haywood Coun ty. in Waynesville. North Carolina, offer for sale to the lushest bid der for cash, or terms to be agreed upon, those two certain tracts of land lying and being in Haywood County. North Carolina, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: FIRST TRACT; BEGINNING nl a stake in the center of the old State Highway No. 284. C. E. Ed ward's corner and runs with the center of said Highway S, 69" 30' E 88 feet: S. 88? 30' E. 276 feet: N. 67? 30* E. 364 feet: N. 71? 15' E 165 feet; thence N. 13? 30' W 24 feet to a black gum on North side of said road: thence N. 76? 30' E. 132 feet to a stake: thence N 21? E. 82 feet, crossing the new State Highway to a stake: thence N 30' E. 258 feet to a stake a lAn corner; thence N. 30? 30' W^^^and with the farm road on Eastern side thereof 98 feet to a stake in Eastern margin of said road: thence with said margin N 71? 30' W. 100 feet: N 68? 30' W 150 feet: thence N. 21? W 240 feet N. 53? W 100 feet: N. 10? W. 100 feet: N 51? W. 220 feet; N. 32? 30' E 590 feet to a stake on the East side of said road: thence S 62? 30' E 382 feet to a nonlar Russell's corner; thence North 1120 feet to a stake. Russell. Sentel'r and Tate old corner: thence N 8? E. 1610 fe-t to a stake in a field thence S. 83? W 1579 5 feet to 3" oak stumn. Ratcliff corner; thenr< S. 58 15' W 998 feet to a chest nut oak on too of a hieh knob known as Gaddv Field Knoh. Ed ward Sbntelle Underwood and Mr Cracken corner: thence S 8? W 1191 feet to a stumn, old Kilh' corner and Edward. Kilby. Mr Cracken and Sentelte corner thence S 76? 15' E 1386 feet to - white oak just below the farm road on South side thereof: thence S 12? W 750 7.feet to a stake: thenc S 25? W 123 feet to a rock; thenc* S 4 W 231 feet to a stake: thenc S 45' W. 302 feet to a Span!** oak Edward's corner: thenc* S 5? .30' W 495 feet crosstne "the ne" State Hi?hwav No 276 to the B*" GINNING, containine 148 63 acre* more or less, as ner Map and Stir vev of Nathan Rogers, Surveyor made Anril 9 19.5ft EXCEPTING 1152 acres sold to C. A George In Lizzie Roger* Estate Sale. BEING lands eonveved to 3 Boonh Sentelle hv deeds recorded In Btvdrs and as follow* Book 65 nag- 272. known as the Tate lands; Book 153, page 19. ? * Book 162. page 219. SUBJECT to the right of way of State Highway No. 276 and the old \ State Highway No 284. ( SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING , ?>t a fence post, agreed upon corner j; by and between Rufus Russell, Iola j McElroy and J. B. Sentelle. and -?uns with said Russell line S. 81" 80" E. 627 feet to a fence post; in ^ 'he Penland line: thence with said , ?enland line S. 11? E 551 feet to , "? fence post in the Hardin line; 'hence with said Harden line N. 85? W. 748 feet to a fence post; . 'hence N. 1" 30' E 563 feet to the BEGINNING, containing 8.32 acres. , ?>s pgr survey on Map of Nathan Rogers, made June 12. 1952. This "Tact is in Pigeon Township, Hay- j ] "ood County, N. C. BEING part of the lands con- ] ?'eyed to J. Boone Sentelle by J. E. Sentelle and wife. Mamie Sentelle. t V deed dated May 16, 1911. re- ; -orded in Book 29. page 569, Hay wood County Registry. ( SUBJECT to the new State High- t "ay No. 276 Right of Way running : < 'hrough the Northern portion of \ t -aid tract. t Said tracts of land will be sold both Jointly and separately and ?he highest bid will be accepted. A 59?- deposit will be required , of the highest bid- or bidders and < if not made at close of sale the ] property will be immediately sold j agatn. j t This the 20th day of Julv. 1956 s MAX O CTXTBUBN Commissioner 2679?A 2-9-16-23 o Maggie HDC Picnic Features Brazilian Menu By MKS. C. L. BRADLEY Community Reporter The Maggie Home Demonstra tion Club will meet Thursday at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. El dridge Caldwell for the regular August picnic. There will bo an j all-day workshop on making lamp 1 shades. Some of the dishes .served will bo of Brazilian style. The club : is studying Brazil as an interna tional relations project. Pfc. Paul MchafTev. son of Mr. and Mrs Connley Mehaffey, and ' Pfc. William Moody, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moody, are spend ing a ten-day furlough with their parents They entered the service in January, were Inducted at Fort Jackson, S. C. From there they \ j w ere sent to Fort Lew is. Wash. I They will leave August 5 to be sta : tioned in Alaska. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. P. I Boyle last week were their daugh-j ter, Mrs. Elmer Hanson, and her children Jenell, Winifred and Charles, of Sugar C.rovo, III. Mr. and Mrs M. C. Green have been visiting Mrs. Green's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Finger, and Mr. Green's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Green. The Greens will return to their home in De- ? troit. Mich., this week. . Charlie Evans and Ralph Park- ' er of Asheville visited "Uncle" Ho sie White, who has been ill at his home. They also attended the homecoming at the Olivet Baptist Church. , DEATHS : < W. G. LEATHERWOOD William Glenn iBill) Leather wood. 54. died after a long illness ! at 3:40 a.m. Sunday at the home , of a brother. Homer, at Blue Moun- ' tain. Ala., where he had made his ! home. Leatherwood was a native of Haywood County. Funeral Services were held at J Panther Creek Baptist Church at 1 3 p.m. Wednesday. ' The Rev. Pete Hicks, the Rev. Gilbert Howard and the Rev. Charles C. Messor officiated. ' Burial was in the church rente- ' tery Surviving in addition to Homer Leatherwood is another brother. Faye of Illinois. < Pallbearers were Nathan and ? Floyd Green. Robert Fisher. Char lie Rathbone, Sam Ledford and Odie Fish. 1 Garrett Funeral Home was in 1 charge. 1 NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION , STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA , HAYWOOD COUNTY , IN THE SUPERIOR COURT EMILY PRESSLFY HOLLAND. Plaintiff, vs. , CHARLES THL'RSTON , HOLLAND, ! Defendant. j TO CHARLES THURSTON HOL- . LAND: J TAKE NOTICE that a pleading , seeking relief against you has been , filed in the above-entitled action: that the nature of the relief being sought is an absolute divorce and , custody of two infant children: ] and that you are required to make j defense to such pleading not later', than September 21, 1956, and upon , your failure to do so the party seek- j ] ing service against you will apply j to the Court for the relief sought. I This the first day of August, L 1956 , J B SILER ; Clerk Superior Court ] 2682?A 2-9-16-23 j WAITING IN I.INE for their shot at the target at the Catalcorhee Beef Shoot Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coman of Asheville, looking over their trusty muzzle loader. At left is an unidentified Tennessee entrant. (Mountaineer Photo). Pleasant Balsam Officers Named By MRS. JULIA McCLURE Community Reporter Officers have been elected for :he coming year at the Pleasant Balsam Baptist Church as follows: ihe Rev. J. M. Woodard, pastor; Charles Beck, Sunday School superintendent; Everett Clark, as sistant superintendent; Mrs. Steve Plemmons. clerk; Mrs. Manuel Hooper, secretary; Miss Susie Clark, assistant secertary; Mrs. Ned Sparks and Mrs. Carl McCracken. pianists; Mrs. Wayne Browning and Mrs. Beck, choir directors. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sampson of Tampa. Fla.. are guests at the cot age of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc Clure. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Nichols of Longview, Wash., are the guests if Mrs. Nichols, mother, Mrs. O. t\ Arlington. Ralph Dunn of Long Reach. Calil'., visited relatives in this com ?nunity last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Corbin and ;he children and Mr. and Mrs R. L,. Corbin and their children spent ast Sunday at Clenville. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis and their ?amily left last Saturday for South Dakota, where they expect to make heir home Mrs Davis is a native if that state. Guests of Mr. ami Mrs. C. T. Harlman and Miss Phyliss Hart nan during the past two weeks lave been Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bay or Mr and Mrs. Howard Baylor ,nd son, Mrs. Claude Hartman and laughter Mary Belle and grand son Tommy and Mrs Charles Da ds. all of Elkhart, lnd. VLsiting Penland craft school iear Spruce Pine this week were Mrs. Boyd Evans and her guest Mrs Bennett, Mrs. Steve Plem nons. Mrs. Charles Beck and her laughter Teresa and Mrs. 'Julia McClure. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Recce nifd heir daughters Patsy and Earline ?eturned home last week followine i two weeks' visit with Mi and Mrs. Oscar McDarris at their home n Baltimore. Md. Recent guests at the home of Mrs Howard Arlington were Mr wd Mrs. Edward Arrineton and heir, children of Hampton. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shue and Miss Juanita Arrington of Greens aoro. Mrs. Neal Sparks has returned ;o her home following an opera ion and treatment at Jlaywood County Hospital. Mrs. Lawrence Hooper, her son Tommy and daughter Becky, were quest's last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Sydney Collins In Asheville. Rotarians To Hear Bishop Holt Friday Bishop Ivan Lee Holt will he he speaker at Rotary here Friday it the Towne House. Bishop Holt, a student of for ;ign affairs, is expected to discuss he United States and British for lign policies, basing has address in the recent developments around he Suez Canal seizure. Weight Reduction? OMAHA <AP>?A clerk in the Dmaha Post Office weighed a etter for a woman patron, handed t back with the comment it was oo heavy and would need another itamp. "Well." shrugged the woman. 'how will putting another stamp in it make it lighter?" I Beta Sigma Phi Raises $659.88 For Cancer Fund Car Runs Off Lake Logan Road, Goes Into River i An accident which occurred on the Lake Logan road early last Sunday morning was reported to The Mountaineer Tuesday by the ? State Highway Patrol. ' Patrolman Harold Dayton said i that the accident involved one car j: ?a 1951 Chevrolet driven by John' Lester Ashe. Route 3. Canton, j1 which ran off the road and plung ed into the Pigeon River. Neither Ashe nor the other oc cupant of the car. T. V. Sizemore, also of Route 3. Canton, were in jured. but the driver was charged ! with failure to report an accident and driving on the wrong side of the road. Damage to the car. owned by , Ashe's wife, was estimated at $400. Ashe told Patrolman Dayton that |' he went to sleep at the wheel while driving. j Canton Red Cross Elects Officers llazel Ramsey was re-elcced'' chairman of the Canton Chapter,! American Red Cross, at the annu- ? , ul meeting Tuesday. I, Other officers are the Rev. J. , Clayton Lin; ?. vice chairman; Mrs. Dan A. Owen, secretary and P. ( Frank Campbell, treasurer Direc- , 1 tors for three years are H. A. ] Heldcr. J. J. Martin, Max Cogburn, V. E. Wilson, dr., and Carlton Pe.v- j ton. For two-year term. Ralph ] Crawford. Charles Bca.ll, Hugh ( Terrell. F. E. Shuli and Lura j I Wright. One-year directors are Dr. :, ! Cary T. Wells. Jr.. Gudger Y. I j Palmer and Louis Kaplan re-elect-' ed; Dotmlas Walker and Sidney L. i Truesdal?. Mrs. Thomas P. Rice is the exec-' utive secretary in charge of the ' local office. Ij A total of $659.88 was raised during the recent Cancer Fund Drive in the VVaynesvUle area by the Beta Sigma Phi sorority, it has been reported. Both the Alpha Theta and Xi Omieron chapters of the sorority participated in the drive. Funds were raised at the "Cancer Fund Wishing Well", by a house-to-house canvass, solici tation of business firms, sale of movie tickets at the Strand The atre, and by out-of-town donations. Heading the drive were Mrs. Charles Edwards, chairman: Mrs. Kay Ellis, co-chairman, and Miss Edna Summerrow. treasurer. Members of committees were: Miss Rernice Harrell, Mrs. Bill Dover, and Mrs. Donald Morrow, correspondence, industries, and business; Mrs. Charles McDarris, out-of-town correspondence; Miss Elaine Francis, Mrs. Charlie Woodard, and Mrs, Cecil Bianton, wishing well; Mrs. Herb Turner and Miss Mozell Liner, publicity; Mrs. Porter Frady, Mrs. Harry Liner, Jr., and Mrs. Raymond Caldwell, residential mapping. Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs. A. P. Evans, Mrs. Donald Morrow. Mrs. Hugh Potts Mrs. Bill Dover, Miss Louise Francis, Mrs. Virgil Smith, Mrs. Hay Ellis, and Miss Jean Childers, area chairman. Mrs. Kenneth Stahl, Mrs. Wil lard Moody, Mrs. Quay Medford, Mrs Irving Leatherwood, Mrs. Harry Howell, Mrs. Leroy Harrell, Mrs. Vestal B Jones, Mrs. Clar >nce Muse, Miss Magdalene Len >ir, Mrs Mallie Cullins, Mrs. Christina Allen, and Mrs. Dexter II. Bryant, The Xi Omieron chapter also added $79 to its pledge to the Recreation Center fund by raising hat amount at the opening of the Potts and Medford Phillips 66 service station on the Balsam Road. The previous pledge was $150? ?naking a total of $229. Clarence F. Leonard of Houston, rex., is the 43rd president of the \merican Bowling Congress. I'wiLin piiUHiiiii:; Give Spoiled Child Fewer Possessions Bv GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS. Ph.D. IN a family of two or more c children there's the constant g strife over possessions. c The wise parent of young chll- i dren will provide some playthings c to be used in common, as a set of t blocks or a hobby horse or swing. But most of the toys are for each . child individually. Then the children must be taught to take turns using them ' and to respect the rights of others. Parents often have to serve as policemen to protect each I child's possessions. Equal Distribution Most parents try to make sure that new playthings and clothes are, In the long run?if not at ( the moment?equally distributed. , While children differ in their craving to have as much or more of material things than a brother ' or sister, one of the children may be extreme in this respect. To satisfy this child, the parents may actually give to him or her more things than to the other children. Of course, this makes him demand still more. A Virginia mother writes about the eldest of her three children aged seven, five and three: "If for any reason she thinks the gets fewer new things than the other children she Is misera ble and sulky and makes every ? ms, Kint I >ne else miserable. Actually, she jets more than the others as her rutgrown clothing, playthings ind books often go to the younger :hlldren." A Demanding Child Reading between the lines. It s easy to see that this mother las tried so hard to satisfy this 3lder child's cravings and to ex plain why she shouldn't have nore than the other children, ?hat the youngster has demanded more and more. Instead of giving her more, she should give her fewer things, perhaps. As 1 wrote this mother, she :ould help this child more by in ducing her to strive for excel lence in non-material directions ?reading to the younger chil dren, making and doing things for and with them and excelling In ways that her playmates would admire. Cauao oi Jealousy Even a child who has received more attention and affection than other children in the family may still be extremely jealous of them because of the fear they might receive as much. (My bulletin "Jealousy" may be had by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to me in care of this newspaper.) \rm Syndicate, In at FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE (FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY) OVER .>00 LADIES' SUMMER DRESSES Wide Selection of Styles and Colors Sizes 9-15, 10-20 and 14Vz-24 Vi Reduced To HALF PRICE , OVER 200 / #3 | GIRLS' J ? /| SUMMER DRESSES Many Styles and Colors To Select From? Sizes .'{ to 6X and 7 to 11 Reduced To HALF PRICE ENTIRE STOCK Iff 5 M Ladies', Girls', Boys' And Men's SWIM SUITS HALF PRICE ONE GROUP OF BOYS' SUMMER SUITS and SPORT COATS (Only ">0 of These) REDUCED TO HALF PRICE ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES' SUMMER HANDBAGS | PRICE a OVER 250 PAIRS LADIES' SUMMER SHOES Casuals and Sandals % PRICE Over 700 Men's SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS Wide Selection ?? of Styles and . Colors? REDUCED TO HALF PRICE OVER 1000 YARDS HIC^E OF SUMMER PlfcCE VjOODj Nylon, Pongee, Voile, Orion, II ? I BB B^ BB B 0 BB Cotton, Shantung and Terry Cloth. U I L UUIl H| , Many Patterns & Colors? ? 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