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FOR SALE: Nice Farm,
Modern two story dwelling
bath, good outbuildings on
Little Brush Creek near
Green Mountain. One acre
tobacco. See Mr. Tom Whit
son next to property or write
to J. 0.. Renfro, Wendell,
N. C.
FOR RENT: 4 room with bath
brick house with full base
ment and oil heat, located on
Hillside Drive. Good garden
plot. Call 231 or see Ike
Laughrun, Burnsville.
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FOR SALE: Good 5 room
house, basement, Rock Gar
age, barn, 3 acres of land.
See Mrs. J. Y. Reid, North
Burnsville, N. C. P-Ml3
FOR SALE: New Ranch type
house with 2 large bedrooms.
Living room, dining room,
kitchen, utility room and
ultra modern bathroom.
Hardwood floors, full base
ment. Also attached garage.
Large lot on paved street.
Immediate possession. Price
$6500.00, Terms. See W. W.
Hennessee
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MORE ABOUT—
* Bill Atkins.
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posed to balancing it at the
expense of the aged and pov
erty stricken.
I am also interested in de
creasing the needless -deaths
upon the highways of North
Carolina. However, an auto
mobile inspection law is not
the answer to the problem. I
am opposed to the enactment
of another automobile inspec
tion law.
The Democratic Convention
of April 19, 1952, will have
the right to select the next
Board of Education of Yancey
County. I take this opportun
ity to urge upon the Conven
tion to select men whose ten
ure in office will not be in
violation of the Constitution
and Laws of North Carolina
and who will have the inter
est of the people of the entire
county at heart and riot be do
minated by a small selfish
group.
I was born and reared in the
rural sections o f Yancey
County. I know from personal
experience the life of the far
mers and laborers of Yancey
County. For the past 17 years
I have lived from my practice
of law for the farmers and
laborers of Yancey County. I
have never represented a cor
poration or insurance com
pany and have no intention of
doing so. If elected at the
close of the next General As
sembly of North Carolina I
expect to return and resume
my work in my profession in
this County.
I will appreciate the sup
port of all honest- Democrats
in the coming Democratic
Convention of Yancey County.
Bill Atkins
FOR SALE: 42 acre moun
tain farm with 5 room Bun
galow style frame house
with bath, gravity water
system, electricity, wired for
electric stove, concrete base
ment, hardwood floors, large
stream, stone fish pool. Sev
eral springs, 8 apple trees,
some saw timbef. Several
•*ar loads of pulp wood. Lo
• cated on good stone road. 2
miles from Bhrnsville. Splen
did place for salaried or in
dustrial employee. Save S3O
on rent, also same amount on
grocery bill. Immediate pos
session. Less, than three thou
sand dollars. Terms can be
arranged. W. W. Hennessee
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HEALTH INSURANCE
provide funds so pay the bills in cose
an unfortunate accident or illness
should happen to you.
Write or call—
Mildred L. Roberts
Phone 236
BURNSVILLE, N. C.
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sl.oo—No matter how many
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FOR SALE: One Guernsey
; a ,d Jersey, •'-year-old heif
er, first calf two weeks old;
artificially bred heifer calf,
mother giving around 3
gallons. Reason for selling,
wife not able to milk. Sell
for cash or good paper. Also,
40 or 50 bu. nice seed pota
toes. If interested, come soon
as they are in demand. First
come—first served. L. E.
Briggs, Phone 2132 It
FOR SALE: One new David
Bradly Power Spray on
skids and equipped with
150 Gal. Steel Tank and is
driven with a six Horse pow
er engine. Price less than
present market. See or write
C. I). Wilson. Pensacola.
FOR RENT: Furnished house
on Bennett Street. Has living
room, dining room, kitchen,
breakfast nook, two bedrooms
and bath. Oil furnace in base
ment with hot air heat to
each room. Weather-stripped
throughout. Hardwood floors
Gardten plot and grapevine.
See J. E. Huskins or call
2154. ’
WANTED
BUCKEYE LOGS OR LUM
BER. WE MUST BE CON
TACTED BEFORE LUM
BER IS CUT, FOR WE RE
QUIRE SPECIAL THICK
NESS. WE WILL BUY LOGS
DELIVERED TO OUR MILI
AT NEWDALE, N. C. AND
LUMBER TO OUR YARD
AT BURNSVILLE, N. C
CALL 951 OR 952 BURNS
VILLE, N. C. OR WRIT!
BANKS AND PATTON,
BOX-321, BURNSVILLE.
FOR SALE: Large farm with
1 acre tobacco allotment.
Large commercial orchard.
Splendid stock farm. Ideal
for dairy or poultry, qjc.
Good home, 2 tenant houses.
Some timber. Price $6500.
Terms. W. YV. Hennessee
FOR RENT: 6 room house and
bath. Floor furnade, large
garden plot . $50.00 month.
See John English, Burnsville
LOST: One Gray Fender Skirt
in the vicinity of Higgins,
N. C. If found contact Bruce
Melntosh, Bee Log, N. C.
Reward. . pit
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
Having qualified as Admin
istrator of the Estate of W
B. Wilson, deceased, late of
Yancey County, this is to
notify all persons having
claims against the* Decedent
to exhibit the same to the un
dersigned Administrator at
his home at Bald Creek, N. C.,
on or before the 22nd day of
January, 1953, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons owing the Es
tate will please make immed
iate payment.
This 22nd day of Jan. 1952
E. W. Wilson, Administra
tor of the Estate of W. B
Wilson, Deceased. ’
Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28 M 6
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mer world champion speed
skater from Hungary, who left
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munism and became a citizen
of Sweden, has been banned
from winter Olympics because
he was not from Hungary.
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All in the Game:
N ODD FACT is that In the U.S.,
'• where males have adopted so
<any sports involving baUs and
ticks. Held hockey still is primarily
i game for college girls . . .t
.farness horse racing involves
orses with two gaits—the pacer
.vho thrusts out the right front and
,lght rear legs at the same time
and the trotter who uses the right
.’ore'leg and the rear left leg at
once . . . The Irish originated hand
ball In the 10th century . . . The
greatest golfing family was that of
Mike Turnesa, whose famous golf
ing sons were Mike, Jr., Frank
Joe, Phil, Douglas. Jimmy and Wil
lie .. . “Bogey” was the first In
ternational term used In golf and
was originally known as “Colonel
Bogey” . . . Par Is affixed by the
architects of golf courses . . . An
cient Chinese poets referred to a
game somewhat like our football
... Tom Molineaux, a negro, was
the first American ever to fight foi‘
a world’s heavyweight title (1810)
. . . Bowling is America’s number
one indoor sport.