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THI YANCEY RECORD
THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1981
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, THE TANCEY RECORD
MMsSied July, 1936
ASSET and TRENA FOX CO-PUBUSBEM
TRENA FOX, EDITOR
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
YANCEY PUBLISHING COMPANY
A Partnership
Second Class Postage Paid at Burnsville, N. C.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 NUMBER FIFTY-TWO
SUBSCRIPTION RATE; $2.50 PER YEAR
OUR TOWN
(Formerly, “The Mayor’s Column’’)
The comments we have received
cn the few “Mayor's Columns”
that have appeared to date have
varied widely, ranging from ques
tions and requests for further in
formation to suggestions for fu
ture columns. One thing stands
out from the comments —that a
good ma n y people appreciate being
informed about the town’s .affairs.
One suggestion was a new name
for the column, which we lilted so
well that we have forthwith
adopted it. The former title, we
feel, associated this column to par
ticular office. The problems we
discuss here are the town’s prob
lems, not just the mayor’s prob
lems- If Burnsville is to progress
as it should, its problems must not
simply be dumped into the lap of
the mayor and the town board. A
broader participation is needed.
All of us—not just the town board
—should be given time, thought,
and effort toward improving our
NOT I C E
- COURT,
Before the Clerk
YANCEY COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
MRS. W. J. GORpON as guardian
for CHARLENE W. GARMON,
ROBERT GARMON, and
LEONE W. HUTCHINSON a ,! d
Husband, J. p. HUTCHINSON,
Petitioners, Ex Parte
....Under and by virtue of an Order
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Yancey County, North Carolina,
in ,tfie above-entitled proceeding
dated' ll August 1961, the under
signed Commissioner will offer
for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the
Courthouse door in Burnsville,
North Carolina, at 12:00 o’clock
Noon on the 28th day of August
1901, that certain track of land
containing 12 Vz acres, more or
less, located in Green Mountain
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PROTECT
Your Home For What It**
Really Worth
Do you know how much you j
could lose if your home were
destroyed by fire? Chances are
it would be more than you
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think. Sit down now and count
up your belongings.
Home ... • $
Contents:
Living Room $ ! . •
Dining $ „
V— - M ... ‘
, Kitchen
Bedroom V
Bedroom ? r -
Bathroom -r* . -
Basement i
Garage $ !
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TOTAL $ 1
Docs your, present insurance meet your needs- Chances are
yc*u are under-insured. For com plete protection see us soon.
Burnsville Insurance Agency
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community. Hence “Our Tow n ”
seems better to express what we
are trying to achieve in this column
than the heading we started with.
Last week we discussed the im
portance of attracting industry. By
concentrating on that we certainly
did not mean to imply that we be
lieve this to be our sole big prob
lem. The struggle to improve the
economics of Western North Caro
lina is recognized by all authori
ties to be a three-pronged attack.
(1) Attraction and expansion of
industry, (2) further develop
ment of the tourist business, in
cluding the attraction of retired
people to live here, and (8) in
crease in agricultural income. The
last is largely outside the baili
wick of this column, but the first
two are of such paramount im
portance to Burnsville that we
will from time to time have much
to say about both.
Bob Helmle, Mayor
Township, Yancey County, North
Carolina, as described in a Deed
dated l July 1935 from Leone
Warrick Hutchinson and husband
to Minnie E. Warrick, which Deed
is recorded in Yancey County
Detd Book 78, page 408, and re
ference is made to such public re
cord for a more definite description.
The terms of the sale will be
for cash and the highest bidder
will be required to make a cash
deposit in the amount of 10% of
his bid. o
This property will be sold sub
ject to the lien of the 1961 Yancey
County ad valorem Taxes and the
sale will be made subject to the
provisions, of G- S. 1-339.25 a n d
subject to confirmation by the
Clerk and confirmation by the
Judge. , '• r-~
This the 11th day of August 1961.
G. D- Bailey, Commissioner
August 17, a n d 24
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Studio greeting cards are
tailor-mao* for those whodikf
ttt*Steep in touch,” yet (Joint
have the time to write letters.
' A few words and an illustra
tion' oftentimes can put across
• message or thought much
better than a lonr note. ,
There is a card which shows
an elteant dowager sipping tea
jjf mr drawing room, for ex
ample, with the cover message:
“Jurf sitting here thinking of
you,” Inside, large brash type
makes a complete turnabout:
’ "How the Hell are you, any*
way?” i
Another card from the same
publisher, Rust Craft, has a
miniature plastic dust pan on
- the cover. Insi-.i: “Any dirt?”
’ And for those wito never
jhav# anything to say, but want
,to keep in touch, there is an
appropriate card which says:
(“It’s nice having a friend like,
iyou , . . who els* could I send'
,thes« nutty cards to?"
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NOTICE
OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
CIVIL ACTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
S. D. NO.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
Plaintiff
v.
H./LEE GRIFFITH, ET AL,
Defendants
TO;. MRS. MARIE WR'iGLEY’S
AND HUSBAND,
WEfIGLEYS; MRS. T. R.
j HUGHES; MRS. MARY MARTHA
; BARTKIN AND HUSBAND,
..-'X BARTRIN;
AR4M GRIFFITH AND WIFE,
MR& ADAM GRIFFITH; HER
BERT GRIFFITH AND WIFE,
HERBERT GRIFFITH;
MRS. ROSCOE GRIFFITH; CARL
B, .HYATT AND WIFE, MRS.
CARL B. HYATT, Cl ARA" LEE
HYATT; KATE HYATT HIG
GINS AND HUSBAND
HIGGINS; GRACE HYATT DEY
TON AND HUSBAND, ....
DEYTON; and ALL OF THE
UNKNOWN AND UNBORN
HEIRS OF JOHN O. GRIFFITH,
Deceased;
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against y o u has
been filed in the above-entitled
action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows: The condem
nation and appropriation, f o r high
way purposes, of an interest 0 r
estate in that certain land lying
and being in Crabtree Townghip,
Yancey County, North Carolina,
and being the same lands describ
ed jn a deed recorded in Book 18,
paf* 41, Yancey County Public
*WMrtry.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading n 0 t later
than September 14, 1962, and upon
your failure to d 0 so, the party
aeeking service again B t you will
apply to the Court for the relief
sought.
Ibis the 8 day of August, 1961.
Lowe Thomas, CLERK OF
St&EftiOß COURT YANCEY
COUNTY
AUg. 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7
BRUNSWICK, Maine (?HTNC)
-Serving witlf Nfctipl Squadron
26, operating out of the Naval Air
station, ‘Brunswick, Maine, is
Charles R. Ray, aviation structural
mechanic second class, USN, son
of Mr. and Sirs. C. L. Ray of
Route 2, Box 116, Burnsville, N. C,
The squadron, which flies Lock
heed “Neptune” aircraft, is de
ployed to the North Atlantic a n d
Mediterranean, fulfilling vital
anti-submarine missions to help
maintain the Free World’s control
of the seas.
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For l 'Hiddcn Treasure Hamburgers”, crisp canned French fried
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top of each of. 6 patties and cover with remaining patties, press
tog together .to ‘seal. Broil over charcoal.
Tip: If broiling hamburgers over charcoal, a flat wire toaster
is convenient. It makes, turning easier . 'and prevents squashing
or mirgers. Serve any left-over French ' fried onions with the
*"«•« • • • nice to have a few extra cans on hand. They make
snacks to nibble on while .the food is being cooked.
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NOTICE
OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
. BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
CIVIL ACTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT .
S. D. NO -i— ...
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
Sip 1
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' "T, Plaintiff,
v.
N. M. HARRIS, ET AL,
Defendants
TO: MRS. MARIE WRIGLEYS
AND HUSBAND,..
WRIGLEYSI MRS. T. R. HUGHES
AND HUSBAND, T. R> HUGHES;
MRS. MARY MARTHA BART
KIN AND HUSBAND,
BARTKIN; ADAM GRIFFITH
ANL WIFE, MRS. ADAM GRIF
i FITH; HERBERT GRIFFITH
I AND WIFE, MRS. HERBERT
I GRIFFITH; MRS. ROSCOE
GRIFFITH; CAR3< B. HYATT
AND WIFE, MRS. CARL R.
HYATT; CLARA LEE HYATT;
KATE HYATT HIGGINS AND
HUSBAND, -HIGGINS;
GRACE HYATT DEYTON AND
HUSBAND, DEYTON; and
ALL OF THE UNKNOWN AND
UNBORN HEIRS OF JOHN O.
GRIFFITH, Deceased.
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against you has
been filed in the above-entitled
action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows: The condem
nation and appropriation, for high
way purposes, of an interest or
estate in that certain land lying
and being in Crabtree Township,
Yancey Counay, North Carolina.
a nd being the same lands describ
ed in a deed recorded in Book 71,
oage 231, Yancey County Public
, Registry.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than September 14, 1962, and
Upon your failure to do so, the
party seeking service agai n st you
will apply to the Court for the
relief sought-
This the 8 day of August, 1961.
Lowe Thomas, CLERK OF SUP
ERIOR COURT YANCEY
COUNTY
Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7
NOTICE
OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
CIVIL ACTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURjT
S. D. NO. :
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
• Plaintiff
v.
LACY JOHNSON, ET AL,
Defendants
TO: Ed Roberts, Mrs. Shirley W.
Johnson, * Dr. Stacy Duncan, Jr.,
James Edward Roberts, Howard
W. Johnson, Tommy Reed John
son, Dr. Margaret J. Du n can,
Elizabeth Ann Roberts, Thomas
Michael Roberts, Ed * Roberts,
Trustee for James Edward Rob
erta and Thomas Michael Roberts,
i Minors:
Take nct.ce that a pleading seek
ing nlief against you has been
filed in thhe above-entitled action.
The nature of the relief being
sought as follows: The condemna
tion and appropriation, for high
way purposes, of an interest or
estate in that certain land lying
being in Burnsville Township, Yan
cey County, North Carolina, and
being the same lands described in
a deed recorded in Book 122, page
230, Yancey County Public Regis
try.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading n 0 t later
than September 14, 1962, and upon
1 your failure to do so, the party
seeking servicfe—tqgainst you will
1 apply to the dourl for the relief
; sough l .
1 * sJ fWH-the Bth day of August,
1961.
Lowe Thomas, CLERK OF SUP
-1 ERIOR COURT YANCEY
i COUNTY
A.ug. 17, 24, 31, Sept, 7
NOTICE
OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
CIVIL ACTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
S. D. NO
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
Plaintiff
v.
W. J. BANKS, ET AL,
Defendants
TO: EVFLYN BRIGGS WIL
SON a n d husband, ElftviN WIL
SON; ROBERT McCUR*)Y SMITH
and wife, ELIZABETH SMITH;
WEAVER DEERING and husband,
JOHN DEERING; and MARY
WEAVER MILLS:
Take notice that ' a pleading
seeking relief against you has been
filed in the above-entitled actio n .
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows: The condem
nation and appropriation, for high
way purposes, of an interest, or
estate in that certain' land lyi n g
and being in Burnsville Tow n ship,
Yancey County, North Carolina,
and being the same lands describ
ed in a deed recorded in Book 105,
page 276, Yancey County Public
' Registry.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than September 14, 1962, and upon
your failure to do so, the party
seeking service against you' will
apply to the Court for the reliet
. sought.
,1 This the 8 day 0 f August, 1961. .
: Lowe Thomas, CLERK OF
, SUPEPpR COURT YANCEY
■ j COUNTY ' 4 ■■■'-
, j Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7