WANT ADS
Watauga Democrat
WANT ADVERTISING RATE
I CENTS A WOKD—Me MINORM CHAEQB
Cash Must Accompany All Orders
FOR SALE—1 3-4 acre land, new
htm*-, almost finiahed at Rather
•••d; 7 rooms, 1 baths, garage,
basement. ranch style, spring wa
ter, pump aluminum awning- win
dows, built-in breakfut nook,
built-in oven, cooking unit and
cabineta, Roland Hardin, Route 1,
ftutherwood, N. C. 2-14-2p
LOST—Blue-rimmed eye glasses
IB fut Reward. Pindar pltur
call Mrs. J. J. VanNoppen, AM
herst 4-8239. 1c
FARM FOR SALE—70 acres. 16
acres in high state of cultivation,
some merchantable timebr, Almost
new 6-room house with bath, hot
and cold water, new barn, poultry
house, rat-proofed crib, two car
sheds and wood house. Plenty of
running water through the farm.'
Within two miles of city limits of
Lenoir. For quick sale, only $16,
000. Call or see R. W. Greene, 869
Lenoir Avenue, Lenoir, N. C.,
phone PLaza 6-1291. 2-14-2p
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
I will not be responsible for any
debts incurred by Shirley Jean
Norris. Rex 0. Norris, Deep Gap,
N. C. lp
FOR RENT-—4'acres rich bottom
land, New River Bridge. Dr. H. M.
Cooke, Boone, N. C. lp
FOR SALE—FOUR MULES 7 to
9 years old, good workers, good
condition. Right price. A. C. Mil
ler, Banner Elk, RFD. lp
REWARD OFFERED for return
of 6-year-old Hereford cow, black
spot' on shoulder, notch in right
ear.- Strayed from pasture first
part of October. Finder please
contact Walter G. Brown, Lax on,
N. C..AM 4-3436. 3-14-tp
MECHANICS WANTED — Apply
Greene Buick, Inc., W. King St.,
Boone, N. C. lc
FOR SALE—Pair of mules and
odd mule. Earl Bumgarner, Mabel,
N. C. lp
WANTED—Several ewes going to
lamb this spring. See or call Vann
Farthing, Sugar Grove, N. C. lp
FOltmt-BSrRy tobacco"
plants. Write or see Joe Banner,
Collettsville, N. C. * 2-14-4c
FOR RENT — Unfurnished apart
ment, large, 2 bedrooms, extra
nice, center of town. Heat and
water furnished. 960 per month.
Call AM 4-6667. or 3977. 2-7-tfc
FOR SALE—RCA VICTOR TV
SET. Purchase price when new
$869.00. This aet has a beautiful
large mahogany cabinet with two
separate phoaegrapka—one plays
45 rpm records while the other
plays the 78 and 33 rpm. Has
FM and AM radio with all the dif
ferent tone controls. Looks like
new. Performance same* aa new.
Priced to seU. C. W. Hoke, RFD
1, Boone. N. C. Phone AM 4-8964.
IP
FOR SALE—Hill Top Snack Bar
and equipment, also garage and
residence 1 1-2 miles west of
Boone on Highway 421, or would
swap for small acreage farm. See
C. T. Cornett, Route 9, Boone,
N. C. 2-14-2p
MEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR—
91.00, two pairs for $3.00.,
CHURCH'S, W. King St., Boone.
lc
WE STILL HAVE 14 Men's Top
coats—Gabardines and others, on
sale at $10.09. CHURCH'S. W.
King St., Boone. lc
BOYS' FLANNEL PANTS —All
wool, sizes 12 to IS, assorted dark
colors, only 94.99. CHURCH'S, W.
King St.. Booae. le
FOR RENT—Four room house two
miles east of Boom. Will Include
garden and cow pasture If pre
ferred. For terms call Misses Ray.
Route 2. Bo* 40, Phone AM 4-9M0.
Boone, N. C. lc
NOTICE: Whereas, after long ex
perience and due consideration,
we the undersigned do hereby
certify that in our opinion, we
operate the WORLD'S FINEST
place to trade for NEW PLY
MOUTHS, CHRYSLERS, IMPERI
ALS, DODGE TRUCKS, USED
CARS AND ESPECIALLY MO
BILE HOMES. DULY SIGNED
IN GRANITE FALLS. CALD
WELL COUNTY. 97 N. Main 8t.
F. L GERMAN MOTOR CO. Lie.
No. 642 i 2-14-3c
STARK BROS. NUR8ERY TREES
—For Information call AM 4
9773. »-14-2p
FOR RENT—9 room block house,
on State Farm Road See Walter
Bumgarner or call AM 44904 lp
FOR RENT—New 98 foot house
trailer, lights and water la baiter
See Walter Bumgarner or call
AMMMt - lp
CARRY JARMAN dress
and Wolverine work shoes.
The** you fan afford at
CHURCH'S, W. King St., Boone, lc
FOR SALK—Baby Grand Piano
(Cable-Nelson) excellent condition
Ideal for large home or church.
See Robert Honeycutt, next door
to Meat Camp Service Station lp
FOR RENT —S-room house with
bath and hot water, at Sands. Call
AM 4-3583 lc
GOOD U8ED COAL OR WOOD
COOK STOVES, far sale. Edmiis
ten Furniture Co. 2-14-2c
REBUILT USED WASHERS, elec
tric ranges and refrigerators. Ed
mis ten Furniture Co. 2-14-2c
HOUSWIVES AND MOTHERS—
Part time or full employment.
Local assignments with Nationally
known Organization, number one
in its field. Definite guaranteed
income for those accepted. Pleas
ing personality and best refer
ece required. This is not a travel
ing nor usual canvassing position.
For local interview appointment
write B. K. Howard. P. O. Box
90S, Hickory, N. C„ giving aga,
education, experience, local ad-'
dress snd phone number. 2-14-Sc
FOR RENT — 4 room furnished
apartment on Faculty Row. See
or Telephone Jerry Coe, AM 4
8236. 2-7-tfc
MEN'S BLUE GABARDINE Suits
—Sizes 38 to 44, only $19.95.
CHURCH'S, W. King St., Boone, lc
HARD TO FIT? You can get your
clothe* tailor-made at low cost
Com* in and see our spring and
year 'round samples We guaran
tee to fit you. CHURCH'S. W.
King St., Boone. lc
ATTRACTIVE POSITION — For
intelligent man, 23-60. Must have
good personality and apearance
and be ready to accept position
immediately If selected. Guaran
teed Income with opportunity for
advancement. Insurance program
and retirement plan based on
!Jk-ofit |h«ru>C'-A National Organ
ttatiol," Number One in its field.
interview, write fully
B. K. Howard, P. O. Box 553,
Hickory, N. C., giving age, educa
tion, experience, local address and
phone number. 2-14-2c
EAT MORE EGGS—They are one
of the most Inexpensive and bene
ficial foods. Get yours fresh daily
at your Watauga FCX Service, S.
Water St.. Boone. . lc
FOR RENT—Room for girls, 312
K. King St., telephone AM 4
8333. 2-7-2p
MEN WANTED for Wa(kins
Routes. We have a good route in
Ashe County, one in South Watau
ga and one in Avery County. An
opportunity for three good men to
get into • good paying business
of their own. Age should be over
25 years snd have car. For full
information write Mr. L. E. Wil
son, Route 1, Box 190. Zionsville,
North Carolina or phone AM4
H7i M-ae
ELDERLY MAN, widower, de
lta* housekeeper II to 30, help
ing with (mall store, on* In fam
ily. No objection one child or
expecting Expenses paid. Nichol
as Mayulianos, Mary del. Maryland.
2-7-4p
FCX FERTILIZER IS BETTER
In every way. Experience proves
it It's quick-acting, .free-flowing.
It returns those higher per acre
yields thst spell the difference in
successful farming. Watauga FCX
Service, I. Water St, Boone lc
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Tam
werth boar, age 18 months.
Weighs about 400 pounda. Priced
right Avery Jackson, Route I.
Boone, Pho»e AM 4-3TM. Ip
FOR RENT—Unfurnished apart
neat 4 rooms, shower bath, hot
air heat, hot water. See Jack
Hardy. Route S, Boone, H. C.
• 2-7 2p
WANT TO UlTn YOVRSELF7
Let me explain and *e» you how
I have prospered as a Rawleigh
Dealer. Good locality available
adjoining me la south weal Wa
tauga. Bualneaa already establish
ed I wffl help you get started.
See R. G Greer, Boone, or call
AM tNM. or write W. T. Raw
leigh Co., NCB 180-908, Richmond.
Va. i-7-4p
LOST—Black and white Boeton
bull terrier, 8 montha old. on Fac
ulty Street Reward for return
or information leading to recovery.
Call Aady Stailinga, AM 44SSS.
M*
GOOD OTJLF OIL PRODUCTS. J.
a SHOEMAKE, dealer. Watauga
and Ashe eouatlea. Day phone
FOR SALE — Attractive building
Ma, two miles «Ml at Boon* on
Highway 481. Phot* AUmth 4
3378 or MW Richard Hodges at
Boone Body Shop. l-144fc
NOTICE—This u to certify that
Dean Cook la M longer with the
Cleaners I do however,
maintain a dry cleaning and pick
up nation. Bring us your laundry
and dry cleaning COOK'S AUTO
MATIC LAUNDRY, corner King
Street and Blowing Bock Road
10-25-tfc
ANOTHER NEW IMPROVEMENT
—All PCX hybrid »eed corn now
treated with Delian Defcun is a
combination insecticide and fungi
cide. Delaan AD-provides pro
tection from seed decay and seed
ling blight caused by seed-borne
and soil-borne organiama. All PCX
hybrids have been treated with
this new product against seed cora
maggots, wire worms, and certain
other aoil insects. Another first in
PCX efforts to bring you the best
seed available. Watauga PCX Ser
vice, S. Water St., Boene. le
LOMBARD CHA1NSAWS — Sales
and service. COVE CREEK STORE,
Sugar Grove, N. C. 1-17-tf*
■ t
CLINTON CHAINSAWS—See us
for the1 new direct drive Clinton
chainsaws. We are your authoriz
ed dealer with a factory-trained
service man. Watauga KCX Ser
vice, S. Water St., Boone. lc
YOU WANT TO KNOW what a
cbainaaw will do before you buy it
Oet a free demonstration of the
new direct drive Clinton chainsaw
today af your Watauga FCX Ser
vice, S. Water St., Boone. lc
SWEATERS—Sitea 36 to 46, as
so'rted colors, 40 per cent wool,
$2.98. CHURCH'S, W. King St.,
Boone. le
Septic Tank Cleaning
Prices reasonable, work guaran
teed. Sanitary Septic Tank Ser
vice. Phone Warren Greene, AM
herst 4-3203, Route 2, Boone, N. C.
1-31-tfc
UNICO METHYL BROMIDE rida
plant beds of nematodes, weed
aeeda, and moat plant diseases.
Available in one-pound cans. Wa
also have plastic covers and other
equipment necessary for treating
tobacco plant beds. Watauga PCX
Service, S. Water St., Boone. lc
LOOK FOR THE "County Pride"
label on eggs at your grocery
store. They're produced in Wa
tauga County. Watauga FCX Ser
vice. lc
POR SALE: 8 can front opening
ice bank spray milk cooler in ex
cellent condition, used less than
4 years for $300. Reason *for sell
ing going to bulk tank. Dawson
B. Rufty, Route 1, Stony Pofnt,
N. C„ Telephone 6996. l-31-3p
THE SYMBOL OF QUALITY is
"Country Pride" on the eggs you
buy. Available soon at your fav
orite grocery store. Wataaga FCX
"Service lc
BOYS' COMBAT BOOTS—Sites 3
to 8, $5.80 value, only $3.98.
CHURCH'S, W. King St., Boone, lc
GET MORE VALUABLE CALVES
by having your dairy cowi bred to
proven bulla. Call before 10:00 a.
m. to AM 4-3081, or call Harold
Farthing, Sugar Grove. l-24-8c
SHEEP FE^D—Feed' your ewei
now and produce better lambs. We
have a special formula for aheep
feed. We can make your feed from
your grain or we can furnich all
of the ingredient* Watauga FCX
Service, 8. Water St., Boone, lc
WELL DRILLING promptly done
La teat and moat modern equip
ment. Experienced drtllers. I.
Wayne Gragg, 602 Green Street
Phone AMherst 4-3657, Boone, N.
C. 11-lMfe
GOOD GUI* FUEL OIL. jr. D.
Shoe make, dealer. Day phone
8970; night (Ml or 3836. lMJ-tfc
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE any
thing, anywhere, anytime. MAR
Furniture Co , Vilaa, N. C. M4fc.
NOW TAKING ORDERS for bur
ley tobacco planta. Must have or
ders by February IK R. K. Hend
erson, Colletaville, N. C. l-M-4p
WELL DRILLING
WELL BORING
PUMP SERVICE
Serving Western North
Carolina Since 1911
Free estimate*. Featur
ing new modern equip
ment. Old experienced
operator*—with a repu
tation to uphold.^ At
competitive prices. Do
meadr, commercial, in
dustrial. Financing on
any of these If preferred.
Write us or come down
or call collect. B. E.
FAW A SONS, INC Tel
ephone 70, Box 529,
ni.im N r « 1 34 tin
HCfMKUljfe CHAINS*W«—I*1m,
~rvtee tad repairs COVE CREBE
STORK, fcisar Grow. M. C. llWft
■»■■■' ■
I^egal Notices
NOTICE or TBU1TEE* BALE
-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that default bavins occurred tn
th« performance of eertaia cove
nant* of that deed of trust, dated
th« 28 day of February, 1847, re
corded the same date in Um Of
fice of the Refiater of Deels
for Watauga County, North Caro
Una, in Book 81. Page 98 ene
cutetfd by Paul Arnette to Vance
E. Swift, Truatee, the Beneficiary
named in aaid deed of truat has
declared the entire debt and obli
gation secured thereby due and
payable at once; that the said
Paul Arnette has failed to pay
the said debt; and that pursuant
to the power contained In said
deed of trust, upon request of the
Beneficiary, t, Vance E. Swift.
Truateee, will sell the tract of
land described in said deed of
trust at public auction oa the 1
day of March, 1807, at 1S:00 noon,
at the courthouse door, In Boone,
Watauga County, North Carolina,
to pay the debt secured by the
said deed of truat with interest and
the costs of such sale, the land
being situated in Beaver Dam
Township, Watauga County, North
Carolina, on the Beaver Dam Pub
lic Road, about 14 miles West
from the Town of Boone, N. C„
now in the possession of Clyde
Perry, bounded now or formerly
by tlie lands of J. H. Campbell
heirs on the East; by the lands of
Hagaman Heirs and Phillips prop
erty on the South; by the lands
of Dock Henson and the Wine
barger Heirs on the West, con
taining 82 1-1 acres, more or lest,
bounded and described aa follows:
BEGINNING on a stake in the
public road, near the Able Wine
barger house, the Winebarger
corner and runs South 44 East
with the road 29 poles to a stake;
thence South 38 East It 1-2 poles
to a stake; thence South 36 West
24 poles to a chestnut on a ridge;
thence South 4 1-2 West 98 poles to
an apple tree; thence South 14 1-2
East 10 poles to an apple tree
by a spring branch; thence South
39 East 40 poles to a sourwood on
a ridge; thence South 49 East with
said ridge 14 poles to a stake;
thence South 61 East with the
ridge 14 poles to s mahogany on
the main ridge; thence South 19
West 16 poles to a stake; thence
South 60 West 11 poles to a stake;
thence South 43 West 12 poles to a
stake; thence So&h 18 West 8t
poles to a stake on top of a ridge;
thence South 12 East 8 1-3 poles
to the J. B. Phillips oak corner;
thence West 32 poles to a stake in
J. K. Perry's line; thence North
18 poles to a stake; thence with
Perry's line West 10 poles; thence
North 78 West 6 poles to a stake;
thence North 17 West 11 poles to
a stake; thence North 13 poles to
a stake; thence North 27 West 18
poles to a stake; thence North
37 West 7 poles to a stake; thence
North 22 West 10 poles to a stake;
thence North 98 West 8 poles;
thence North 28 West 10 poles;
thence North 19 East 8 poles to a
stake; thence North 9 West 34
poles to a stake; thence North 36
West 12 poles to a stake; thence
North 9 West 2 1-2 poles to a
stake; thence North 18 East 7
poles to a stake; thence North 4
West 9 1-2 poles to a stake, Wine
barger's corner; thence with said
Winebarger's line North 50 East
57 poles to a stake; thence North
7 East 34 1-2 poles to a stake' in
Winebarger's yard fence; thence
North 39 East with said line 10 1-t
poles to the BEGINNING, con
taining 82 1-2 acres, more or less.
TERMS: Cash. Five percent (9%)
of the amount of the highest bid
must be deposited with Trustee
pending confirmation of the sale.
Dated this 18 day of January, 1897.
VANCE E. SWIFT, Trustee
B-T-4C
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S BALE
or UAL ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY
Pursuant to the power and au
thority contained in that certain
deed of truat dated December 8,
1950, executed by Loretta Davis
(Widow) to the undersigned trus
tee and recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds for Wata
uga County, North Carolina in
Book 64 at Page 20 and given to
secure a certain note payable to
A. E Odom and wife, Julie Odom,
and default having been made in
the payment of Said note as pw
vided in said deed of trust and
demand of foreclosure having
been made by the said A. E.
Odom and wife, Julie Odom, the
undersigned trustee will offer for
sale at public auction to the high
souse Door of Watauga County in
est bidder for cash at the Court
Boone, North Carolina at 11:00
o'clock a m. on the 11th 4*7 of
March, 1007 the following real
estate, to-wit:
BEGINNING on a stake, the old
Llnney and Councill corner In the
W. B. Council) line and runs North
• 14 Mies to the1
road thence South 81 East with
the road 6 poles; thence South
east Vth the road 8 poles to a
atake; thence North 74 West I
poles to the BEGINNING, com
bining 1-2 acre more or less.
The said property wffl be sold
subject to any past due and
paid taxes.
This the 0th day of February,
1897.
Stacy C. Eggers, Jr., Trustee
I-1V4S
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
-SaMTS"SA'Str
McGhee, late of the county of Wa
tanga, State of North Carolina.
of or this notice will be pleaded
The 5,005-mile Sn«rk ifulded |
miaile ia scheduled tot
meat next yeer to Strategic Air |
• '
King Street
(Continued from page (Mir)
adversely if the reading light
ooatea over lk« left ahould«r a* the
right. Indirect lighting It best
Car »U reader*.
Your hair doeant tare • whit
whether you wear a hat er not
You wttl keep your hair or grow
bald Juat aa yoor forobeera de
creed. Shaving doeant make hair
grow laater. With death, hair does
Ml continue to grow, eve* though
many a gruesome tale la baaed on
that theme.
Waa tt really an apple that Eve
ata in the Garden of Eden, thua
suffering summary ejection? We
will never know; the Bible does
not specify what kind of fruit it
waa.
The misconceptions about the
words and acta of famous men
could, and do, fill volumes. Ab
Tahaaa Lincoln, for example, never
aaid, "You can fool some of the
people, etc." Nor did he seek to
learn what brand of whteky Gen
eral Grant drank, so that he (Lin
coln) could send the same to all
hia generals. Lincoln ia credited
with hundreda of statements he
never made.
Charles Dudley Warner, a well
known American writer of the 18th'
century, remarked that "every
body talks about (he weather, but
nobody does anything about tt."
But many persons insist Mark
Twain originated it.
It makes a beautiful story—how
Queen Isabella pawned her jewels
to finance Columbue1 first trip to
the new world. Only hitch ia, she
didn't. Nor did Betsy Ross de
sign our national flag. A musical
patriot, Francis Hopkinson, has
the better claim.
Hendrik Hudson's first name
actually was Henry, he was an Eng
lishman, not a Dutchman, and he
didn't discover the Hudson River
—an Italian, Verraziano, preceded
him by 78 years.
Let's get the Boston Tea Party
straight; The liberty boys were
enraged, not becauae the price was
raised but because it was lowered,
thus cutting their smuggling prof
its. Paul Revere, thanks to the
poet Longfellow, gets eternal
praise for warning the Boston area
of British maneuver*. Sam Pres
cott and Sol Brown, however, com
pleted the mission while Paul was
getting himself pinched by the red
coata.
Some caustic politicians complain
that the recent fracA waa "the
first war we didn't win." It so
happens that we didn't come doae
to winning the War of 1811—We
didn't gain a single point foAvhich
we fought.
Let's correct some covered wa
gon ideaa, too. Trakkers along the
Oregon trail walked or rode horse
back (or years before the covered
wagons set out from St. Louis.
What a thrilling incident that
waa, old Barbara Frietchie's de
fying Stonewall Jackson with:
"Shoot if you mm Uu* old gnr
head, but spare your country i
ling." It really (haul* Have hap
pened, even though It didst ■
An Inquiaitive college protestor
rem ago coucluded that even in
telligeht people knew too many
things that ereot W. Re polled a
sizable number of, bright New
Yorker* and found that they be
lieved:
—It la practically fatal to a*
ice cream baaMdiately after eating
lobater.
—All redheaded people haw
quick tempera.
.—Long alim fingers indicate an
artiatk personality
Marriage* of eomtna raault In
defective children.
—A high forehead indieatee a
superior brain.
—Lightning never atrikea twice
in the ume place.
—One hour's sleep before mid
night la worth two after midnight.
—A square Jaw meana a Strang
will.
—An expectant mot hat cm* de
termine the character of her child
by concentrating en a subject
There la no truth to any of those
state menu, but they will continue
to be believed after they are dis
proved a thouaand times. Some
people like to hug a delusion
more than anything else.
Legion Meet
Set For Sunday
A meeting of the 28th District
of. the American Legion will be
held at the Post Home in Morgan
ton on Sunday, February 17, be
ginning at 1:30 p. m., Lionel Ward,
Veterans Service Officer, has an
nounced.
Department Commander Tim
Craig will be the guest speaker,
and each post in the district will
be called upon to makt a member
ship report.
Mr. Ward asks that any member
of any ef the three posts in Wata
uga County who wishes to attend
and doea not have transportation,
ateet him Sunday in front of the
post office and transportation will
be provided. He urges all mem
bers to attend.
NOTICE
'NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY '
BY VIRTUE OF A Mechanics
Lien I will offer for sale to the
highest bidder at the Barnett Mo
tor Company garage located on
East Main Street in the Town of
Boone on the Urd day of Febru
ary, 1MT at 12 o'clock noon in
order to aatiafy the claim 61 the
undersigned Barnett Motor Com
pany for a mechanics lien In the
amount of $119.28 which waa due
August 29, 1906, the followiag
described personal property regis*
tered in the name of Btuter
Greene, to wit:
One 19M Model International
Truck, Mot9r No. GRD21*
B^N^a^OTORbCO^AOT
By: 0. D. Barnett
Vt-ic
Obituary
1 SUBOE BELYA MAOAMAN
TRIVETTE
Suite Beiva Hagaman' Trivette,
of Reese, N. C., ace 89 years,
paased away at Her hone Sunday
t»Nint, January SO. IM7. Si
wax the daughter of the lata Dan
iel Webster Hagaman and Mary
Harmon Hagsman.of Beech Creek,
N. C.
at I p. m., January 90, at Hon
Hill Church, by Elder Cart Wilson,
Eldri* Pred Hagaman arnf Dr.
Wiley Smith of Boone, N. C. Bur
ial was in the Zlon HU1 cemetery
She professed in Christ at the
ago of 12 and united via Hon
Km Baptist Church where she
remained a member untU h
death.
On June IB. IMS, she married
A. B. Trivette and to this union
ware horn two sons and one daugh
ter, Mary Fhya Taster of Reesa,
N. C., Max at Reese and Ned Triv-1
ette at Boone, N. C. There are|
three grandchildren, Larry a
Mary Ruth Tr+rette of Reese a
Betsy Sua Tester af Raasa, N. C.
She loved bar children vary
dearly. The little grandchildren
ware precious ta her and it would
have grieved bar aoraly if she had
known she was going to leave us
all bah lad so suddenly. However,
she would have real iJed it would I
be better td depart and be with ]
the Lord.
We uiaa bar, and what a change
the world saa make in this one
minute, and it's sad to know we
will never moat our loved ones
again in this world for they can not
coma back to us. but we can go
to meet them on the Other Side, of
the rolling Jordan, where there
will be no sad farewells, nor part
ing.
The beautiful flowering offering
and many, many nice words sjfok
en proved she had made a host of
friends during her pilgrimage in
this world.
NOTICE OP SERVICE OP
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY
ROSA LEE MOORE
GRADY MOORE
To The Defendant, Grady Moore:
Take notice that a Complaint
seeking relief against you was
filed in the above-entitled action
on the »th day of January V>Jl,
wherein the plaintiff is seeking re
lief against you as follows: for the
Surpose of obtaining an absolute
ivorce from you on the grounds
of two years separation. You will
further take notice that you ara
required to make defense to auch
Complaint not later than thd 1st
day of April 1(67 and upon >aur
failure to do so the plaintiff seek
ing service sgainst you will spply
to the Court for the relief sought
which is for an absolute divorce
on the grounds of two years
nth day of January,
Ha* |n
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and the darkness of night,
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the Saints at 0*4
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light at • Saviour** few.
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Norman, Okla.~ Drcidiag to t*f
out a police motorcycle PUMI
in the city garage. Bart Cahria
Weaver, SI. started the
cycle. The throttle suddenly i
vide open and the
through the closed door and l
the street
NOTICE or SALE or
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the
power ef sale contained la that
certain Deed ef Trust executed by
HOWARD C. BAILEY and wifi,
ELIZABETH R. BAILEY, to the
undersigned Trustee for the Le
noir Chair Company of Leaoir,
North Carolina, duly recorded la
the Office oftne Register of Deeds
of Watauga County, in Book 19,
Page ITS, said Deed of Trust hav
ing been executed to secure a
certain indebtedness therein men
tioned and described, and default
having been made in the payment
thereof, upon the demand of the
said Lenoir Chair Company, this
Trustee will offer for safe and sol
at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the eourV
house door In Boone, North Caro
lina, on Monday, March IS, 1997,
at It o'clock Noon, the folloiriag
described real estate: Being all of
lota number Thirty (30), Thirty
one (31), and Thirty-two (32) ja
the Smith-Winkler Subdivision of
ANSLEY HEIGHTS aa shown oil a
map of this subdivision of record
in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Watauga County, North
Carolina, in Map Book 2 at page
16, to which map reference is
hereby* made for a complete de
scription of said lota, located about
three (3) miles West of the Town
of Blowing Rock, North Carolina.
Together with the partially com
pleted dwelling structure located
thereon and all plumbing fixtures,
heating equipment and building
materials located on said prem
ises.
Being the identical property
conveyed by deed of Leon S. Brad
shaw and J. H. Winkler, Recel*
era, to Lenoir Chair Company,
said deed bearing date of 8epten>
ber 27, 1B31, and which £ r*
corded in Book M at page 26a
Watauga County Registry; and
being the identical property coq>
veyed by Lenoir Chair Company,
to Howard C. Bailey and wife, by
deed dated the <th day of Jun^
1996, which la recorded in Book
7T at pal? 28, Watauga County
Registry.
Said sale will be made subject
to any and all outstanding lleng
and taxes.
A deposit of ten per cent of the
price bid will be required of the
highest bidder, on the day of the
This the 11 day of February,
10S7.
Marshall E. Cline, Trustee
Lenoir, North Carolina
2-144*