84th Congress Set High
Record In Passing Bills
WASHINGTON?From the num
ber of bills passed, the 84th Con
gress set a record.
BUSY TWO YEARS
There were 2878 bills enacted
by the 84th Congress in a busy two
years. These measures were sent
to the White Hoi.se for approval
or veto. Congress was in session for
a total of 224 days to grind out
this legislation.
The record of Congress is always
a necessary part of the political
hustings. This year promises to be
no different.
For the next two or three weeks
1 want to discuss briefly parts of
this record.
NATIONAL DEFENSE
As I am a member of the Senate
Armed Services Committee. I want
to begin the discussion with this
aspect of the record. There was
the extended investigation of the
air power of our country, carried
on by the Symington Subcommittee'
of which I was a member. This re
sulted in focusing attention on the
lagging development of air power.
Subsequently the Congress increas
ed appropriations for air power by
nearly a billion dollars.
Congress was alert to the need
for adequate defense. It provided
more fui^t than the Administra
tion reqt^Bd. On this score it is
very difficult to determine exactly |
what constitues adequate national
defence. My theory is that it is bet
ter to have a little more defense
than to not have enough. This point
of view is substantiated by testi
mony from experts who say that
our forces must be in being as
nuclear warfare will not permit
time for a gradual build-up. Here
is oi\e of the knotty pioblems of
our time.
APPROPRIATIONS
Congress cut President Eisen
hower's requests for money by
about $2 billion. Breaking down
the appropriations by sessions, the
first session's figure was $52 2 bil
lion. and the second session's
amount was $59.8. Of this amount.
$66 5 billion was for national de
fense. The $59 8 billion this session
does not include the new highway
program, a long-range program de
signed to meet the present and
growing demands by our country. A
fertile field awaits a legislator who
is dedicated to economy In Gov
ernment. With this thought in mind
I voted against a number of pro
grams designed to obligate the gov
ernment to increased spending.
As I stated last week, consider
ing all features of the 84th Con
gress, I am of the opinion that it
made a good record.
notice of SALE
in superior court
before tffe clerk
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
MAX O. COGBURN,
ADMINISTRATOR OF THE
ESTATE OF
J. BOONE SENTELLE,
DECEASED,
i
vs.
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. LYNF.TTE 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, Being all the Heirs at Law
of H. N. SENTELLE, Deceased,
and WILLIAM C. SHEPHERD and
wife, LINN1E MAE SHEPHERD,
FLORENCE MATTINGLy and
husband, EDWARD T MATTING
LY. FRANK 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 all the Heirs at Law of LA
VONIA SENTELLE SHEPHERD
GREEN, Deceased, and AZALIE
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 highest 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, nrcivvrvc ??
_ - . ... .V- ? . 1*1
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. 63 30' E 258 feet to a stake,
a known corner; thence N. 30? 30'
W. to 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 ? poplar.
Russell's corner; thence North 1122
feet to a stake. Russell, Sentelle
and Tate old corner; thence N. 8?
E 1610 feet to a stake in a field;
thence S. 83? W 1579 5 feet to an
oak stump. Ratcliff corner; thence
S 58? 15' W. 998 feet to a chest
nut oak on top of a high knob,
known as Gaddy Field Knob. Ed
ward. Sentelle Underwood and Mc
cracken corner; thence S. 8? W.
1191 feet to a stump, old Kilby
corner and Edward. Kilby. Mc
Cracken and Sentelle corner:
'hence S. 76? 15' E. 1386 feet to a
white oak just below the farm road
cn South side thereof; thence S.
'2? W. 750.7 feet to a stake: thence
S 25? W 123 feet to a rock; thence
S 4? W. 231 feet to a stake; thence
S 45? W. 302 feet to a Spanish
oak. Edward's corner; thence S. 5?
80' W 495 feet, crossing the new
"tate Hiehway No 276 to the BE
GINNING. containing 148 63 acres,
more or less, as per Map and Sur
vey of Nathan Rogers, Surveyor,
made April 9. 1956.
EXCEPTING 11.52 acres sold
to C. A. George in Lizzie Rogers
Estate Sale.
BEING lands conveyed to J.
Boone Sentelle by deeds recorded
In Books and Pages as follows:
Book 65 page 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
sreovn td ?i-? ??
?mnvi; nt,Vi I IN IN ING
if a fence post, agreed upon corner
bv and between Rufus Russell, Iola
' McElroy and J. B Sentelle. and
mns with said Russell line S 81*
10' E. 627 feet to a fence post; In
|'he Penland line; thence with said
Penland line S. 11* E 551 feet to
a 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,
as per survey on Map of Nathan
Rogers, made June 12. 1952. This
tract is in Pigeon Township, Hay
wood County, N. C.
BEING part of the lands con
veyed to J. Boone Sentelle by J. E.
Sentelle and wife. Mamie Sentelle,
by deed dated May 16, 1911, re
corded in Book 29. page 569, Hay
wood County Registry.
SUBJECT to the new State High
way No. 276 Right of Way running
through the Northern portion of
said tract.
Said tracts of land will be sold
both jointly and separately and
the highest bid will be accepted.
A 5% deposit will be required
of the highest bid or bidders and
if not made at close of sale the
property will be immediately sold
again.
This the 20th day of July. 1956
MAX O COOBURN
Commissioner
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